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Home My WebLink About1979-07-20 - Orange Coast Pilot• m • • a1nstorm Wilyne rt Unhappy County . ~. ~ 'C!ODld -and' • I Says CAB Clllef Judge .Resigns FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 20, 1979 YOI,.. n . ..0 • ., •• saCTIOMS. ,. ~AOH Cj $' Good I "' 1 •f<, t'.Wjt ~t!)!;'.if:ge ? • • • Dally ..... IUff ~ Michelle Wagner. 9 , or Huntington Beach enjoys a can· died apple during her visit to the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. For the schedule of events, see Page A3. TwoArrea• Pol Plan18 Taken UKIAH <AP> -Two men were arrested in raids in Men· doeino County after authorities eonfaacated • marijuana plants potentially worth an estimated 1100.000. Also taken Tbunday were 28 fiO'P'ds of proceeeed marijuana 3MenHeld lnProbeo/ Perversion SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Three men have been arrested in connection with a "sex perversion rinl" wblcb vice of. ficen said waa preyin1 on young boy a. The teeo-q~ foster son of one of tbCJle arrested WU a1eo i.o· volved, laid police, •feerinl b1a friends to the three men. Arrested were Donald Doer· in1, 4t, a dty ambulance attend· ant, and Georae B. Somera, 41, both of San Francisco; and Cbarlea Steinman , '7. o r Oakland. Tbe three were arrested followtna a two-moa&b loveatiaa· tlon. Tbey face dw'lel of HX adl wttb a minor. Somera faces lld· dlUoaal ebarl• of panderlq nd eoatributlq to tbe delln· queaey of a mblor. County Jurist Resig11s Orange County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth re- si1ned his office today to enter private practice. He was the first county judge al that level to leave the bench voluntarily in at least 40 years. Walsworth said his disillusion· menl with higher court attjtudes plus a lucrative offer from an Orange County law firm were primary reasons for his surprise action. The position pays $52,000 a year and has liberal retirement benefits. Several possible candidates had been mentioned as possible opponents against Wals worth in seeking re-election next year but he said this had no bearing on his decision to step down. Now 45. Walsworth , was ap- pointed to the Central Municipal Court bench in June, 1972. He was elevated to the Superior Court in July, 1973. Both ap· poinlments were made by then- Gov. Ronald Reagan. Walsworth's replacement will be named by gubernatorial ap- pointment. U the selection is made before January, 1980, the appointee will face election the following Nov e mber . Otherwise, the appointment will run for the run six-year term. Walsworth said he would cam- paign actively against his suc· cessOI' ll the appointment "does not represent the philosophy of Oran1e County criminal JuaUce." "Thia reflects .p!Y disappoint· meat with the appointments of Governor Bro~" Walsworth said. ''The entire drift of the court ayst.em, particularly at the appellate and s upreme court Cllee JUDGE, Pa1e A%> WltfFaU.la' A,.Wl...,...o NEW ENERGY CHIEF? ChertH Duncan Jr. APWl ... lo ON HIS WAY. OUT Transit Chief Adams Says CA.B C•ief Expansion Possible For Wayne Airport By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ol tlle O•llY ~llet St.tit The chairman or the Civil Aeronautics Board expressed s ke pticism Thursday o.ver claims that John Wayne Airport could not be expanded to accom- modate more airlines. Addressing members or Town Hall of California , a public Tuna Boats Seized LOS ANGELES (AP> -A brier peaceful protest was staged by about 30 "Sandinista" demonstrators Thursday who seized two Nicaraguan tuna boats in Los Angeles Harbor and demanded they be returned to their war-tom homeland. policy study group, Marvin S. Cohen said there has not been "an airport in the country that could not find room for new en- trants ." Airlines are seeking space in terminals throughout the coun- try as a result or deregulation of the airline industry by the federal government. Deregula- tion is making it increasingly easier for carriers to fly to and from any destination that they wish. In the case. of John Wayne Airport, authorized carriers are Air California a nd Hughes Airwest. Continental and Fron- tier Airlines would like to brnk into the Orange County market and have charged discrimlna-<See AJllPOaT. Page AZ> Rain Brings Flooding BJ Tiie Alleelated Prea Califoba rqed u rar north u in Raacbo Mirqe, Plftn Deltert. A torrmtial raimtorui set olf Inyo County, 300 miles north of Indian Weill, Cathedral City, duert flab flooda over a wide Loi Aqelea, and u far aautb u Thouuad Palms and DeMrt Hot area of Southern California San Dleco. Sprinp. overnlCbt, sboot1n1 waves of "We bad tbe sky fall in about "Tbere are 500 home• bit, mud llllo at leut aoo bollM9, e: IS IMt nllbt -a bqe tropieal aome wttb three to four felt of wublal away rolldl, knoeldu rainatorm," aald Lita Reid, mud lD tbetn," said Kentsa. o•t power, ••••1e ana edltor of lb• Rld1ecr•lt ID· "Tberabuentthelthuddownln· tallfllrr ~ and ca..., at dependlat. ..,,.,.. .. ,. UCbt· to the CAD10ftl, where there are IMI& .. dNlb. nln1 strike• tbrou1bout lbe lar1e ........._. tracts and they A ...., WM bmd earlJ today Sierra.'' were tbe C1De1 bardelt hlt." Ill a .. .._ tlllo the tampq· TIM Palm 8Drtaa ...... wbere &vlleUadon centers were aet ... RMtwII• IUftl' Wllb bl 4.10 lMbll of raJi fell 18 a llx· up for relklentl of the strteken ••• ...,... wt of Palm hour period OHHI=· was area, be Aid, and tbe Rlvenlde ... •· wllllll II ..,.aJIJ *1. bal'Mlt ldt, NAd Rlw• CO.· CoutJ P'lre Department HDt aillllartdll Hkl. ty '1N c.pt. PM Kerrtpll. laa•d erews, eam•• uct 10 "'" -,,_ u.e l ."' a...,, ~ ··~ ,._..-; .... Al, ' Duncan Eyed for Energy WASHJ NGTON CAPI Presi- dent Carter re moved Energy Secretary J a mes Schlesinger to - day and will nominate Deputy Defense Secretary Charles W. Duncan Jr to replace him. gov- ernment officials said. Schlesinger confirmed that Cart<:r has accepted his resigna· taon Capitol llill sources said th<' president told congressional lende rs of his selection or DWl· n1 n to take over the Energy Department. Schlesinger. at the Capitol to testity before a House commit· ENERGY PLAN GAMBLE- aUT NEEDED-Editorial,' A6 POLL: CARTER JOB RATED 'P09R' -Q8 tee. wa s asked about reports that he wa s leaving the ad· ministration. ·'That is correct ," the secretary said . T here a lso was speculation that Trans portation Secretary Brock Adams might be ousted today. However. White House of- fi c ia ls did not say anything about Adam s when they telepho n e d congressional leaders on the president's behalf to talk about today's changes. Adams was seen leaving the Whale House shortly before noon. and a Trans portation Department source confirmed he had an JJ :30 a.m. CEDT> ap· pointment with the president. "He's pretty much gone," sairl one Capitol Hill source when asked about Adams. And an in· rtuential supporter of Adams, Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev .. chairman or the Senate Com· merce. Science and Transporta. lion Committee, sent Carter a telegram urging him to retain the secretary. "He ls extremely <SeeCABINl:I', Pa1e AZ> No More Goa Re.erootio1U SUNNYVALE (AP> -A Sun· nyvale 1uollne station operator bu liven up hia fight to aell fuel by appomtment only. Emelt Sanchez. who owna an Enon ttatJon on Et Camino Real, worked out an a1reemeat with Deputy District Attorney Jamesa..D1. Sanchez asreect to abide by the nplaUom of the e=~· cy Odd..._ 1u plan lm by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. at the requeat of coat)' offtclall. He also acned to pay a •·• etvtJ penalty. \ ' , This be~le II one of 91 doll tbat Patrlcla Heant Sha .. works wtth 1D San Carlos. where the bounda an trained to sniff out termlt81. The project wu the mastermind of Bob ~man. who says be plans to revolutionize the peat detection ind~try Carter to Keep Troops in Korea WASIDNGTON <AP> -Presl dent Carter is delayin~ for at least two ye.ars any large reduc· lion or u .s troops in South Korea The decision was announced today at the While House. It repreitents a reversal or a cam· pa1gn commitment to bnng the troops home Zbignlew Brzezinski, the U.S. national secunty liSStslant, said ~orth Korea's troop buildup was Htrger than previous American estimates He gave as other reascns a ateady growth of Soviet miUtary power In East Asia .. and the eruption of renewed conflict and 1lew uncertamt1es in Southeast Asia T here are n ea rly 40,000 Amencan servicemen lo South Korea. down some 3 ,600 rrom the beginning of the Carter ad· ministration U .S offi cials said another 1.000 or so wtlJ be withdrawn, ln- clucline 800 members of an aJr defense battalion. Their weapons are beinC transferred to South Korea under a previous arrangement. North Korea's troop strength ii estimated at about 600,000. The Joint Chiefs of Staff tA>ld ~rwmPageAI JUDGE ••. levels, is sadly out or hand." On lhe bench, Walsworth was known as a h a rd·line and sometimes controversial, judge. Hi& sentencing on narcotics case& uaually was the maximum allowed. One ot the controversies was based on his absence from the bench to perform the weddlng ceremony for F rank Sinatra and Barbara Marx. He was accused of accepting a free hotel room in .L~a Vegas a.nd other gratuities without reporting It as a cam· .wan contribution. A graduate ot the Unlveraity of California and Hastings Law School, Wallwortb be1an prac- tlcin1 law in 1958. He la a native of . Anaheim, a seventh 1enera "°' Oran&e Countian. Walsworth, a resid ent of . Newport Beach, said he will Join &be firm of Giles, Callahan and McCune, a p eclalhlng In ~meaUc aff alrs, personal In· )ury cues and the entertain· ment W.lneu. He wm direct a new office beln1 opened in r•wport Beach for tbe firm. DAILY PILOT ,,,., ..... (Pt4t .... Cll11P1fM1eirtllll ....... ._ .... .,....... .... ' Congress this week they recom mended to Carter in AprlJ that he suspend further pullouts until 1981 Al that point, Brzezinski said there will be a reaaaeasmenl of the military and political silua· lion on the peninsula. Carter last year slowed the pace of the withdrawal and in February saJd he was "holding in abeyance any future reduc· lions in our troop levels until we can assess the new intelligence on the buildup or North Kore11n force levels " However, he reaffirmed at the lime his belief that "the troops o ught to be brou~hl back from Korea" over apenodortime. Defense records show that a total of 3,670 U.S. Army ground troops have been withdrawn from South Korea since July 1977 There are stHI about 30,SOO Army ground troops there along with s.100 Air Force _penoonel and small numbers of Marines and Navy men ff'rwmP-.AJ FLOODS ••• squads into the area to help with the massive clean-up, he saJd. Although the rain slackened off by late morning, the forecast for later today called for more rain and thundershowers. .. We've never had anything quite like it," said Kerrigan. The city of Palm Springs suf· fered only minor damage, with a few buildings flooded and a few s treets closed, said Molly Paulsen, a spokeswoman for the <:ilY police department. But the main route ln and out or the city -Highway 111 -was closed in several spots because of mudslides. she said. A bridge along the highway wa.s washed out by rain and mud, hampering repair crews heading lo the stricken area. "Highway 111 is closed rrom Windy Point into Palm Spring.a. It's washed out. There are large boulders, debris and water on the r oad," said California Highway Patrol omcer Rich Randolph ln Riverside . The CHP lndlo office wu not reachable by phone, but Ran· dolpb said be contacted them by mlcrowave r adio and was told "a 40-foot section of brid1e went out in Rancho Mirage. Nobody was hurt u far as we know." Tbe crumblin1 brid1e look wltb lt a major telephone trunk cable conta1nlnl 1,800 wires - the main pboDe llDk between In· dlo and Palm Sprinp, said Jack Kini, a spokesman for General Telephone. '"l'be clrcults are ove r - loaded," he said. "When you lose an artery like that, lt makes it more difficult to 1et ln and out." Mobile telephones were ln· ttalled at the Palm Springs poUce md ftn departmenta and at EIMnbower Medleal C.ter lD Palm Dllert, IOI Kins. All but one of tbe roads lnto tlae Palm DeHrt area were :..ubed out. fCerrtlU Hid, and Ulla lal& WU aJlo eDCIADl•nd ~. "TIMN'I aG tlle poulldtJ ol a b•dll ............... a lot ol =:r lw aN •PGMCI,"' be IWe11tSoapt • LOI ANOSLSI <AP> _ .,,.,..au"' al more t1aaa so ::J:•tl••• launebed a ..,.. "== !:S:. .. ..... .., .... i-.... .. ... Trap CABINET ••• Rig for Burglars Backfire• capable and .,,,.,., .. :tlw • Captt:ol HW." aaSd Caee. Rep. JamM J . Plorle, D-N.J., cllaairmu of tM HOUM Com· .... 1rwf:1 ..... •fteoln· mil'-, aald t.ad DO oftlcial word about Adama' futare, but "lt would be ..... if be luta tbe d.,.1 bow be'• unbapp1." MIAMI (AP) -"What are you •o&na to HY to a man when you• ve itlled b!a ODIJ aon?" • IObbM C....... Cbarl• Falco. a -.1 leout IMder who police aay · rt1•ed a booby trap lD hl• home tbal llllled a member of tij1 1routl.na troop. Pollce aa.Y 14·year-old Richard 8ru1h Jr. was 1truck in the cheat and killed by a bullet from a .U ·caliber rtne tbat had been rilled to I.be bathroom door of hlco'• bol'Qe to stop buralars. No charaee have been fU~. AHl1tant State Attorney Robert Kaye said Thursday hl!1 office waa awallin& a .police report on the •hootlnl· . "l knew exactly how lo set it up. I knew exacUy how to scare somebody away.'' said Falco. 31 , who told police he learned to set booby trapa in Vietnam. "Unfortunately, the only thing the Army taught me was how lo use a weapon to destroy an in· dlvldual in every poaaible way,'' be said. Police said the rifle was posi· Uoned on a chair with a string runnlne from the bathroom door knob to the trigger. When Richie opened the door. the gun went off The s coutmas ter told authorities bis home bad been burglarized three limes this year -once this week when an intruder broke in through the bathroom window. Dade County homicide detec· live Fabio Alonso said young Brush smashed the same win· ff',.._P.,,eAJ AIRPORT ••. lion because the county so far has refuaed their requests. Thal matter currently is under investigation by the Fede r al Aviation Adminlslrallon. Orange County has imposed a limit or an average of 40 de· partures a day from John Wayne Airport lo limit noise im· pact on residents living below ta ke ·off patterns. Cohen said there wasn't any thing wrong with the limit. but he did argue that all carriers should gel a crack at serving the Orange County market. While not specifically refer· ring to Orange County. Cohen said, "Some ol them say we're not going to let new airlines in. but let old airlines add flights' . that is illegal discrimina- tion." "We don't want to have 150 all"l>Orts bein" miniature CAB ... Cohen said. in reference to the tre mendous power the board once held over airline routes prior to passage or the federal Ai rline Deregulation Act last October. Cohen said the CAB currently is seeking solutions to the prob· lema posed for airports by de· regulation. He said a possible solution would be to impose a "bidding system " to determine which airlines are housed ill' specific airports. Cohen did not touch on the is- sue of John Wayne Airport until asked to comment by a member of the audience attending the luncheon al the Disneyland Hotel. Cohen said he was not familiar with the specific issues involved in Orange County, then added "In a general sense. I'd be very skeptical" that new room could not be found. "Ve ry skeptical," he r e· pealed . Freight Train Cars Derail In Anaheim Eight cars of a Santa Fe freiaht train ca rryi ng cl1arettea and liquor from Santa Barbara to San Diego derailed ln Anaheim early th.la morning. lnveeUaaton aald there were no inJurtee and cause of the de· rallment la under inveati1aUon. Four ol the eara at the end of the 80-Wlit train turned over and damapd tbe uacu. Officers said It would take two to tbr~ days to clean up debris and to rebuHd the tracks near Miraloma Avenue and Tustin Street. Otber traina will be rerouted wblle tbe work la 1oin1 on. No chemlcala or cau1tlc mater1all were NPQrted on the train. lllpiae. Muter Kldnep Smpeet SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Autbolttiel lD tbe Unl&.d ..._ and CIUda aN Marcbl.DI for David Lee Carter, dacr1bld u ....... ol --.... in C!OllD8C· Uon wttll tlle robbsy·lddaapplq ol a S.. l'nMilCojeweler . Law 1_,Dl'eellllat offtoiall ID Ian.,, ... Mid 11aand81 • a11 ............ bad ....... 1ueiltatc... . Al'Wlr__.. BOOBY TRAP VICTIM Rich .. Brueh, 14 dow Wednesday night and en- tered the house when no one was home. "Richard was a little boy. He was a nice boy. He was an _or· dinary boy who lived camping. Why he went in that house I don't know," said the youth':. father, Richard. "I haven't the slightest Idea" why the boy broke in," Falco said. "Anything l had I would have lb.arid wtth bhn . . . lte was too beautiful a penoa to do aom.w.a, like tbll.'' Tbe ICOll'nwter ca1W ,.,._. B~ .~..., rtcbtbaDd mu. a key leader in my aeout troop." Falco and ... wUe, Kerri, both of whom work u counaelon for a a tale a•ency, tald Bruab bad left bll bicycle pump and Boy Scout lblrt mt tbelr home alter a Hout meetln& Tuesday Dlibt -"notblnl IO ur1eot he couldn't wait UDtll we eot home." Rlebard'& parents became concerned when their aon dlaap· peared while waterina tbeir lawn about 10:30 p.m., police said. The Brushes ruabed two doors away to the Falco home alter a s hot rang o ut in the qulee, neighborhood. "I l ooked tlirough the bathroom window.'' the boy's rather said. "I saw somethina oo the fioor. but I couldn't tell what it waa. Then I found my son on the floor, dead. My son, 14 yean old, dead ... " Falco was called al work, and when he arrived ho me and learned of the "tragedy, put his head against a police car and cried. "t Just hope that ramlly can forgive me,'' he said. Brush walked over and said, "Chuck, I'm so sorry." "Mr. Falco is a nice man," said a neighbor. Aristedes Llma. "The family" isn 't blaming rum for this traged y." AaMd aboat lcblealll1er. HouH Majority Leader Ji111 Wript ol Texu said be expect. ed Carter to make the official announcement later ln the day. W ri&bt •aid lt was bla UD· dentandln• tbat ScbleaJnger would remain in olftce until the fall, wblle Conaresa ii consider, Ing the president's recent enern propoealt. "It's cut and dried," one source aaid of the Duncan de· etalon. ·Duncan relUaed to con· fl rm or deny lt early today, as d1d White HouM praa teeretary Jody Powell. Under the shadow of Defen.~ Secretary Harold Brown, Dun·. can, a multimillionaire and former Coca-Cola executive in Atlanta, has wielded more power lban moat Cabinet secretaries u be managed the Pentqoa on a daY·t.Hlay basis. Wb.lte House Political aides have high re1ard for Duncan and have sought a wider role for him ln the administration. Some adminlatralion o fficials uy Duncan has chafed unde r Brown, but Duncan's aasociates at the Pentagon deny this and s ay the two have worked together amicably. Powell said h e expected Carter to complete evaluating his Cabinet before the weekend and to tum his attention next week to his own senior staff. Said 'Purel9 Peliti~al' In three announcements in 4'.-6.! hours Thursday. Powell said Carter had dumped Health Edu ca tion and Welfar ~ Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr and Treas ury Secretary W Michael Blumenthal and had ac ccpled the resignation of friend and fellow Georgian, AttA>mey GeneraJ Griffin B. Bell. Schoolcraft Quits Airport Committee The moves drew generally critical reactions on Capitol Hill Revealing a new Cabinet look for an election year. Powell said Carter will nominate : E . Blaine Schoolcraft an· nounce<l his res1gnat1on from the J ohn Wuynf' Airport Com mission Thur~day an µrolcsl of tht· apµo antmt•nt of Edison M illc·r to the Orange County Hoard of Supervisors . Schoolcraft wus appointc.>d to the fi ve-member commission las t September by former supervisor RaJpb Diedrich. A resident of Placentia and a K orea n W a r veteran , Schoolcraft ~aid 11t a press.con· rcrence he ttuit because Miller is BROWN'S""CANOE THEORY MAY SINK -Page A6 not in the political mainstream m Orange County Jn his letl<'r or resiJ(natioo to Miller, Schoolcraft said it was fe asible to c.tssume that Miller got his position due to the Tnm Hayden "political machinery.·· Schoolcraft said if this prove:. to be in error, he would e· consider his decision. Chris Loumakis, an executive assistant to Miller, termed Schoolcrafl's resignation "pure· ly political." llU Advances SACRA M ENTO <AP> Despite opposition from Cesar Chavez' UnJted Farm Workers, a bill to make it easier for farm workers to vote out a union has cleared Its first Senate commit· tee. A 4·3 vote Thursday of the Senate Industrial Re lations Committee sent the bill to the Finance Committee. Loumakis said Schoolcrart's comments were based on rumor and i nnu e nd o a nd t h at Schoolcraft had no Interest In letting Miller explain has pos1· tions. Loumakis a dded th a t h e believes the resignations are timed to embarrass Miller and lo gel maximum expoaure in the preaa. Planning Com mi ssion Chairman Rex Gaede resigned earlier this week in protest of Miller 's appointment by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. H o u s ing a nd Urban Development Secretary Patricia R. Hnrris to succeed the con- t r o v f' r s i a I and out ~Pok e n Califano Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller lo succeed Blumenthal. who has had fre- quent clashes with While House start members. -Deputy Attorney General BenjamJn R Civilelli to replace Bell. . Powell said successors to Miller and Mrs. Harris will be named soon. • * Carter Breakdown Feared by Senator WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Ted Stevens or. Alaska, the Senate's assistant Republican leader, said today he believes President Carter may be "ap· proac~ some sort or mental problem" because of the pres· s ures of governing. The com· menl drew rebukes from Senate Democrats. "The pressures are so great we are worried about his having some kind or breakdown," Stevens told reporters. "He ought to go orf and take a rest ... Stevens r epeated his com· ments on lhe Senate floor later. Referring to Carter's overhaul of his Cabinet, Stevens also said: "ll 's not a constitutional oflen!le to be stupid " Se n . Alan C ran ston of California, Swvens' Democratic counte rpart in the Se11ate leadership, said Stevens' re· ma rks were "out of line, out or order and should nol have been expressed." Senate De mocratic leade r Robert Byrd told reporters that "I take friendly umbrage at this caustic comment . . . I don't think the preside nt needs a vacation.·· "Some people in Congress are losing their sense of propor- tion, .. Cranston saJd. But when the Sen att> conv~ Stevens repealed his remarks. One Dollar Sult Speetaeular! When you purchase a suit or sport coat, at the regular price, you can purchase another o~ · equal or lesser value for only ONE DOLLAR! . ,.._,~--.... - -. ~-~- ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 20, 197t \'oarBe•etewn D•lly NewNpaper IN ·FIFTEEN CENTS CAB Chief: A~rport Boost Possible "an al.,.ort In the country that courd not find room for new en- tranu " Alrllnes ar" Heklq 1Pate in termlnaa. thrOU&hout tlae COWi· try a s a result of dere1ulatlon or the airline industry by tbe federal 1ovemmeat. Dere1ula- liOD i1 makin& it lncreutnslY ea1ler for carriers to fty to and from aQY dletlHtion that they wilb. Miehelle WaJner, 9, or Huntington Beach enjoys a can· died apple during her visit to the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa County Fair Offers :Flavor of €ountry There'll be a real country navor to the Orange County Fair tonight when the RCA Cham- pl on ship Rodeo opens its weekend engagement. Featured entertainer tonlgbt is the group Tavares_ Today also is Children's Day, which means anyone 12 and un- der is admitted free until 6 p.m. On Saturday. the fair will eelebrate Junior Llvestock Aue· &Jon Day. Re1ular admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children 6-12. Hours are 10 a.m. to mjdnigbt tocla1 tbroalb Sunday, wben the fair eloBes. Here's the achedule for tonight and early Saturday: TONIGlrl' 5 and 8 p .m . Mitchell Marionettes Showboat, on the 1roundl. 5 :30 and 8 :30 p.m . Riata llaneb Cowbo11, Herlta1e Stqe 5:ao and 1:30 p.m. A~ ln Acilan, on the ll'Ounds I p.m. Harry "Woo·Woo' ............... DewSlqe . .. I p.m. 4-H on Staie, 4-H 6Wld· ... 1:30 p.m. Velvet Cadeta Band, lleritqe Stqe. 1:»10:30 p.m. Loll Hilbway 8luelf811 Band, Food Buaar. 7 ud I p.m. Tavaret, Am· 1 ~· .!.·~~~PW, +.._ J>.m. Warren ua.... ltale. · 7:»U:• P•· Moatezuma's ~ ............. Dew ..... I P·•· aCA ClaamplOMblp ~ .. -.ar ,.,..,, •u,...DlllDDaace,plmtc ~ MftJUAY i a.• ..... abow, borae •••• ,,.._.DMl, ...... Mlfl~ Debby Boone, who was pro- pelled to stardom with her recordin& ol "You Ll1ht Up My Life," told Oranp Coun· ty Fair aQdience that when sbe llnp the 90D1, she is .. .,..,DI tt to my Lord." See Featurt.nc, Paae Bl. 1V4MMn Reeoverin8 Frum Ride )lieup A lo the ca.ae of John Wayne Airport, authorized carriers are Air California and Hughes Alrwest. Continental and Fron- Uer Airlines would Uke to break into the Orange County market and have charged discrimioa· tiori because the county so far has refused their requests. That matter currently is under Investigation by the Federal A viatloo Admlnlstration. Oran1e County bu imposed a limit of an average of 40 de· partures a day fro m John Wayne Airport to limit noiae im· pact on resident& living below take-off patterns. Cotten said there wasn't any· tbina wronc with the limit, but he did arp that all carriers should get a crack at serving the OraD1e County market. Whlle not 1pecifically refer· ring to Orange County, Cohen said, "Some of them say we're not loi.nl to let new airlines in, but let old airllnea add flights . . . that ia illegal discrimina- tion." · "We don't want to have 150 airports beln« miniature CAB.·· Cohen said. in reference to the tremendous power the board once held over airline routes prior to passage of the federal Airline Deregulation Act last October. . Cohen said the CAB c urrently is seeking solution11 to the prob· lems posed for airports by de· regulation. He said a possible · solution wouJd ~ to imJ>()6e a "bidding system" to delermane:: which airlines are housed in- specific airports. Cohen did not touch on the is· s ue or John Wayne AirPort until <See AIRPORT, Pa&e AZ) Schlesinger Sacked Transit Chi.ef Adams A/,so Leaving Office WASHING TON (AP > Presi dent Carter removed Transporta lion Secretary Brock Adams and accepted the resignation of Energy Secretary James Schles- inger today, completing Cabinet s urgery to cure his ailing ad- ministration. Schlesinger and Adams joined three other department heads ENERGY PLAN GAMBLE- BUT NEEDED-Edttorlal, A6 POLL: CARTER JOB RATED 'POOR' -88 being replaced in an operation which s trengthens the role of Carter's inner circle of White House advisers in advance of the 1980 election campaign. Adams' dismissal was an- nounced at the White House by press secretary Jody Powell , who said he would have ont: more announcement or Cabinet changes later in the day Earlier. Carter accepted the . resignation of Sebleslnger, who •said he would' be replaced by Charles W. Duncan Jr .. deputy NEW ENERGY CHIEF a; . .-rrea Duncan Jr. secretary of defense .. Schlesinger was regarded as one of the mos t vulner able APWi-. ..... 10\ ON HIS WAY OUT Tran1H Chief Adam• Cabinet membe rl> because or congressional and publi c criticism of hii; handling of ihc energy cn.,.is Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor was named by Carter to replace Adams as head of lht• transportation department on a 30-day Interim basis. A search presumably was unde r way for" permanent successor . One Adams associate s aid those being cbnsidered for the nomination we re F<.>deral Av1a- ti o n Adminis tration c hie f La ng ho rne Bond. ~cde::ral Hailroad Administrator John L Sullivan and senior White House '1tde Jack Watson ·• 1 will be around till tht fall.·· Schlesinger said That would lc~1v1· him 1n offi rt· while Congn·s'i con::.1 dcr ~ <.:arter':. energy propo~<ib .. Mr Duncan 1s a :;pl cnd1d man .ind will make a s plendid !>ecretary." Schlesinger ~aid ... I thtnk 11 will bi> precisely ttw ... ame game with di fferent playen. ·· Ad~ms ~eemrd to 1nv1te Ju::. dismiss<JI by dec l<Jrin~ Thursday that he would rcm<1in 1n offu:t· only 1f he won a comm1Lment from the Wh ill' I loust· for h1:. (~CABINET. Pagi·J\21 More Stol7n8, Building Surf Due at Coast Assembly Overrides Newport Cycle Officer Hurt As hurricane Dolores gathered strength orr the Mexican coast, weather forecasters were call- ing ·for more thundershowers and big surf for the Orange Coast. The freak storms that hit early this morning brought .07 of an inch of rain to Santa Ana and Cost a Mesa a nd traces of moisture in scattered locations along O r a n ge Co unty 's coastline. Surf conditions this morning were moderate, but lifeguards said swells pushed north by Dolores were expected to start pounding the coast with big surf by tonight. ... Dolores, according to the Na ltonal Weather Service, was a bout 1,100 miles so uth of Or ange County moving west- northwest at eight knots. Her wind velocities were clocked at 100 to 120 mph. A weather service spokesman said that more of the lightning, thunder and rain that occurred late Thursday and early today could be expected again this evening. Tllllber Lost lnBig Blaze By Tiie Al10ela&ed Presa A range fire north of the Grand Canyon that has charred more than 20,000 acres raged to- day toward valuable timber land in northwest Artaona, while wind doubled an Ore1on blaze to 9,800 aerea. Late Thursday n lgbt, the ll1btnlnf·1parked ·Arliona flre wa1 cr=.r. through pine· coftnld leu than a mile from die Vt.rstn Mountalna and wu .. CDlllPletely out of control,'' 1a1d Lei Tlebobl, a11iltant ft.re maaa1ement officer for U.e Artaoaa Bureau of Land llaaa,....t. lllJ•• Dnma Brown Salary Veto SACRAMENTO <AP> -Jn a stinging rebuke to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., the Assembly over· whelmingly overrode his veto of $227 million m pay raises for state e mployees today and eliminated the threat or a strike 'Earlier story, Page AS> The 69-8 Assembly vote raises the average state employee's salary by slightly more than $1 ,000 a nnually The Senate , which sustained the override on Monday. reversed itself and ap· proved the override on a 27-13 vote Thursday. The votes mark t he third over- ride of a Brown veto this month and the fourth in his 4 1h years in omce. a possible indiution of Brown's diminishing Power in the Legislature. The Democratic gove rnor was condemned by leaders of both parties in Assembly debate. Republican floor leader Carol Ha llett called Brown's pay veto ··a vindictive cut.·· Democratic Assemblym an Wadie Deddeh of Chula Vista, lowe r house sponsor or the over· ride, called the veto .. an in justice." The override restores 14.5 per cent pay raises which Brown had reduced to 9.3 percent. Jn San Francisco. where he was attending a University of California Regents meeting. Brown said the override meant the Legislature was ignoring the realities of limits on state funds "The message that th t> eco no m y is getting worse hasn't gotten through," Brown s aid. "The LeRislature is ma k- ing a choice to spend this year and cut next year "The appetite for s pending 1s very strong. The public sector as not easily weaned fro m the spending habits gener ated by the expectations or the 1960s ... Badha• Attaeks Congressmen Lash Miller Appointnient By ROBERT BARKER OI U. 0.11, ~lie! SMff An uproar over the appoint· ment of Ed.laon Miller to the O r a nge Co unty Board of Supervisors has splashed over to the HouseofRcpresentatives. Seven RepubUcan California congressmen, includln1 Robert Badbam of Newport Beach and Dan Lungren of Long Beach, criticbed the appointment Thunday eveninl in a special Houae Order called by Rep. Robert Domu of Loi Anpjel. Badbam Mid tbe appolntmeat wu aJl~ved and mede at the bebelt of J..e Fonda and Tom Hayden of Malibu, not Oran .. County. L.....,_ cleclared tbat there la a cloud OYer MUler'1 record u a North Vtaam prtaoner ol war that -ar llW.r ean diapel by malsllll 1111 ~ pubUe. Mlller wu emaured by &be Heretaf)' ol N•Y)' for makin1 antl·war 1tat1ment1 wblle a ,........., ly rejected Mlller ·s request to release his complete flies . "Everything in his record lhal he haa possession or has been made available." executive as· siatant Chris Loumakis said. Loumakis added that Miller has done nothing to be embar- rasaed about and he doHn 't believe tbat he wu disloyal. Loumakb 1a1d Miller beUeved he w u dolDc his duty when be spoke out a1ain1t tbe war. Miller waa convt.nced it wu bad for America and Vietnam and that tbe nation wa1 beln1 mllttarlttie, aecordlDI to Loumalda. However. Lun1ren aald MUler'1 appolntm•t by Gov· ernor Bdmund o. Bron Ir .... ..... the best lntenlta ol the IOYerDIDID& acl tbe military. Lunarea aald he talked to NHJ oftldall and otber POWa who told blm that MUler'• It.ate· m.nu ..,. 4-tructtve to the moraleol,.......... llWlr •• • anU.ble IDr eom lllRt t4Mli1. but •• aide • Hid Na.r otftdala blld pl'ftloul. ......................... t .. a ......... , .. '° wUranl, (._ IOU.Sa, Palf' Al> • ' Answering Call Newport Heuch motor<:;, cit· or ricer David Sens. on his wuy to assist at the scene of a lrC1ffif· <t('Cldcnt. bl•cam1• lh~ vict11n of a traffic mishap himself Thur~dar night · Ofhcer Sens wus thrown from his motorcycle on Jarnburc•· Road near the NcwpQrter Jn11 JUSt before 6 p m. after tht! cych• developed high speed wobhle. A p olice d c p<Jrlm c nl spokesman said Sens !:>uffcrcd cuts and scrapes but nu frat: tures. He WCIS not hos pitalized but he did not report for dut y to day. He was on his way to an acc1 dent that occurred moment:. hefore :.i t the inll'rst>ct1on or Eastbluff Drive und Vista dt-1 Oro. Thal mishap anJured 72 year old Aflfeh Arasteh. 2000 Vistu Cajon and her passenger. Ornnc Figgins, 21, or 6704 W Ocean Front. According to police reports, the older woman is a student driver who was turning onto Vis- ta del Oro too broadly and then hit the accelerator instead of the brake. The car collided with a city light pole and both women suf- fe red cuts and bruises. Th1!y were treated and re leased from Hoag Memorial Hospital. -• Coast \l'eather Mostly sunny days with highs in low 708 at beaches to mid·80s Inland. Lows tonight ln 808. IN81•E TODA\' Whft 1w lookl into the night lkJ/, /t1rffWr ad"°"°"' NH 0 dJ/~ "'°°" -"placf• l'oe ~n ond con r•lal• lo." Ten ,,.a" OQO, 1w tOrJlkd on the "'°°"·'-PGflsAl4 ' . .. . At '1-lentct Al ...... ......_... .. L.M..... M _,,... CM ...,.... ...,..._.~a ~ ............... M C......... OM t .,...ce.t, All = en ..... .-CM Ctt...... ..., ........ ~ ......... ............. M T9'HI'* Cit "1'VWE' I 1 Ct.U ,,....,.. C..t ......... ,_,......., M =a: .. WllllU CHI .. i;----.. ----- SACRAM£NTO (AP)-A $4.1$ bUUon state aJd bUI to keep local 10vemments afloat in the wake of Propoeltloo JI WU , Hnt to an uncertaln fate today .at the banda ot Gov. ~md Bl'OWD Jr. (Earlier story, Pqe A5) lt'inal legislative action came on a 21-12 Senate roll call, one vole over the tw()othlrds majori- ty needed for approval. The Al· sembly approved the measure, A B8 by Assemblyman Leroy Greene . D·Carmh'hacl . o n Thursday The vote approved the won of one of the loo1est·runaln1 con· ference com mittee• I n legislative hlstory . The two· house panel haggle d and .negotiated for • month before hammerinl out a compromise between Senate and Assembly versions of the blll. The Democratic governor has refused to say whether he will use tlis veto power to reduce the bill's S4.8S billion price tag. If he does, the measure is drafted 1 in such a manner that the only cuts Brown could make would have to be in school funds, rather than city, county or special district aid. f',....PflfleAJ AIRPORT ••• asked to comment by a member of the audience attending the lunc heon at the Disneyland HoleJ. Cohen said he was not ramJUar with the specific issues involved in Orange County, then added, "In a general sense, I'd be very skeptical" that new room could not bP found. ·'Ve r y s keptical," be r e· pealed . Bus Stops Weighed By Traffic Panel Bus stops for a proposed route in Costa Mesa will be on the a1enda of the city Traffic Com· mts11\on meeting at 10 a .m. ii Wednesday in the fifth fioor COO· ference room at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. , Bus stops are proposed on 'Fairview Road, Wllaon Slteel, J Victoria Street, 22nd Street and ~ Irvine Avenue. The meetln1 ii; open to the pubUc. )Firemen Pinpoint Boat Blaze CaU8e • N e wport Beach fir~ In ! veatigators aald today that an ~ electrical arc, probal)ly frorn a 'below deck water heater wu the 'cause of a fire that delltroyed a , 32-foot cabin crul1er Wednea· J day, I The boat caught tire at 3 a.m. wblle it was tied to the dock ot owner Jerry Mendelaon, a&OS Channel Place. ( I DAILY PILOT Te1.,1 .. n1 "1•t..._, CIHlllMAlt•ltLQ--,_..:w;;- -:: ......... = :.~ ... n=:o: u. p... would come from EW'• plUHI la the atate lnaaury. FolloWlftt lt • llatlnc ot the f\md• dU. ud uhoo1 dlatricta would "'"91ve thl1 ft.cal rear, Utoae or IHt )'ear and th• f!!!!!!!Yecpce This beagle is one of 91 dogs that Patricia Hearst Shaw works with in San Carlos, where the hounds are trained to sniff out termites. The project was the m astermind of Bob Outman, who says he plans to revolutionize the pest detection industry. Schoolcraft Quits Airport CQmmittee E . Bla ine Scheolc raft. an· rounced his reaignation from the John Wayne Airport Com - mission Thursday in protest or the appointment o r Edison Mi lie r to the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Schoolcraft was appointed lo UmdingGear Failure Eyed On Air Cal An investigation by Air Cal1fornla and tbe Na ttonal Transportation Safety Board was under way today to de· termine the cause of an engine and landing gear failure Lbat forced an Air Cal jet into an e m ergency landing In Fresoo Thursday. <Related photo, Page A51. A spokesman for the airline aaid three paeaengers of the 116 aboard the Boein1 737 suffered m inor injuries in the 11 a .m. in· clde nt. The jet also carried five crew mem bers. T he a.irline declined to Identify the three ~ple who were treat- ed and released fr om St. Agnes hollpltal in Fresno. A cco rding t o airli n e tipokesman Mark Pete rson, the mishap occurred on flight 214 bound from Oakland to Orange County via Fresno. He said the fUght left t'resno but shortly after take off the left en1lne s hut down ana Capt . Deter Kaltschmid turned the plane back to the airport. Peterson said that when th-' jeL touched down, all four Urea on Ila landing gear blew out. He said there was smoke ln the cabin and the passengers were evacuated down emer1en· cy chutes. The apokesman said the inci· dent marks the nrat time such emer1ency procedures have been Uled on an Air Cal flJaht. the five-member commission last Septembe r by forme r supe rvisor Ralph Diedrich. A resident of Placentia and a Korean W ar vete r a n . Schoolcraft said at a press con· ference he quit because Miller is not in the political mainstream an Orange County In his letter or resignation to Miller, Schoolcraft said it was feasible to assume that Miller got his position due to the Tom BROWN'S CANOE THEORY MAY SINK -Page A& Hayden "political machinery." Schoolcraft said if this proves to be In error. he would re- consider tlis decision. Chris Loumakls, an executive auistant lo Miller, t ermed Schoolcraft's resignation "pure· ly political." Loumakis said Schoolcraft's comments were based on rumor a nd in nu endo and lhat Schoolcraft had no interest In letting Miller explain his posi· lions. Loumakls added that he believes the resignations are Umed lo embarrass Milter and to gel maximum exposure in the press. Planning Commission Chairman Rex Gaede resigned earlier this week ln protest of Mlller's appointment by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. * * * r ..... P.,,eAJ prisoners of war and to families of mllltary men who are still U1ted as miaain1 in action. Other con1ressmen making statements against the appoint· ment Thursday n ight we re William Dannemeye r 9f Fullerton; Pete McCloskey of Palo AJto; Robert Lagomanlno of Ventura; John Rouaaelot of Arcadia a nd Dornan of Los An1ele1. Carter Breakdown? W A8HlNGTOM <AP> -Sen. T•• lteve•• ol Alaaka, the &enat.'1 u1lltant Republican leade~ald today he believes Pr8tl t Carter may be "ap-proac~ tom• eort ol .....i prob._. becaUle ot tM ,,.... aurn el ..,..,..... Tbe tom· ............ ,,.. .... ~----.... W«lled ae.o.t ldl ~ tome lltad of ttreall ... n,· ...._ told ~rten. "He ~ ............ a ..... •• lit¥• r= Ml eom-................. & A ..... Cld9'••1•Mll (\ of hit Cabinet, Steveu also aald: "It'• not a comUtutlooal on .... to be ttupld ... Sen . Alan Cranston of CaWonlla, St.evens' DemocratJc counterpart ln tbe Senate 1eaderrlllp, HJd Stevena• r•· mar• were "out ol line, out ot order and t9*lld DOt have been . . .,.._... .... lea1te Democratic leader Ro ... l't Byrd told reponen that "I taM fri1Ddl1 umbr.,• at um eauatie eoanneat . . . I docit Ualnll tbe prnldent nHdt a ,. .......... lhlt wbm UM Senate toa¥tiDid lllltW npe1\91 bll naalb. ' , Schools . Win ... ooe. down u percent. -IH Cle•nM: tnt,tlO: taao.ooo. don It.I pereeat. • -IUI · .... 11 ltl••••&ary • lcllMI .....,...: ...11.a mlutoo: ·t1.1 mlllloll, up l .91itrcent. -·= .... aud l:lnlea· tuJ: .I mllh; tlO million, up 7.f percent. -Bata.•Mll 8eae• V.._: $38.7 mJIUon; tM.4 m1Woa, up 6.4 pereent. -OceH VI•• &l••••tar)': n..11 .......... S17.3 millim; t18.l milllOG, up 7.J,.,..... -····· . ....,. ....... tarJ: SU.I mlWon; *13 mll.Uoo, up aev• perelnt. -N.:.uct&·•eaa U•Uled: *37.3 ;Sl8.5m1Woa,up3.7 perceot. -lnl•e U•tfled: Ul. 2 mlWoo; $18.t mlllioo, up 12.5 percent. _..._. Beld Ulllflell; ~.4 State Rains ~ Leave 2 Dead By Tile .b110Cla&ed Presa Indian Wells, Cathedral City. A ton'ential rainatorm set off Thousand Palma and Desert 14ot nash f1ooda over a wide area of Sprtnp. Southern California overnight, "There are 500 homes hit, shooting waves of mud into al aome with three to four feet of least ~ homes, washing away mud in them," said Kerrigan. roads and one bridge, knocking "The rain aent the mud down in· o u t po w e r , s e w a g e a n d to the canyons, where there are telephone service and causing al large residential tracts and they least two deaths . were the ones hardest tut." Two bodies were found early Evacuation centers were set today in a car swept into the up for residents of the stricken rampaging Whitewater River area, he said, and the Rlvenside Wash in Rancho Mirafi?e east or County Fire Department sent Palm Springs, which is normal· hand crews. engines and 10 ly dry, authorities said. squads into the area to help wit}l Rancho Mirage was declared _.the maasive clean·up, he said. a disaster area this morning by Although the rain slackened the Riverside County Disaster off by late morning, the forecast Preparedness Office. for later today calJed for more The storm from the GuH or rain and thundershowers . California raged as far north-as "We've never had anything Inyo County, 200 miles north or quite like it," said Kerrigan. Los Angeles. and as far south as The city of Palm Springs suf· San Diego. fered only minor damage , with a "We had the s ky fall in about few building.s flooded a nd a few 6:15 last night -a huge tropical s treets c losed , said Molly rainstorm," s aid Lita Reid,· Paulsen, a spokeswoman for the editor of the Ridgecrest In· city police department. de pendent. "There were light-But the main route in aod out nin g strikes throughout ·the of the city -Highway 111 -was Sierra." closed in several spots because The Palm Springs area, where or mudslides, sbe said. A bridge 4.70 inches or rain fell In a six· along the highway was washed hour period overnight, was out by rain and mud. hampering hardest hit, said Riverside Coun· repair crews beading to the ty Fire Capt. Pat Kerrigan. stricken area. Heavy damage was reported in Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert. f',....P_,,eAJ CABINET.··. policies. On Thurs d ay, Carte r an· nounced he had dumped Health. Education and Welfar e Secretary Joseph A. Calirano Jr and Treasury Secr etary W. Michael Blumenthal and accept· ed the reshcnation of friend and fellow Georgian , Attorn ey General Griffin B. Bell. The moves drew generally critical reactions on Capitol Hill. Benefit Golf Set in Mesa A golf tournament to raise money for research into birth event will begin at 12 :30 p.m. the Costa Mesa Golf and Coun· try Club. The annual March of Dimes event will begin al 12:30 p.m. al the course, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Entry fee or $40 includes green fees. use or electric cart, a tee prize. and attendance at the awards dinne r . Additional information is available by call· Ing 540-7500 or 979-2270. Office Fire Said Arson Fi.re inv~tigators are probing an intentiona lly set fire that caused an estimated $2,000 damage to a central Newport Beach office The fire occurred at 6 15 p.m Wednesday at 410 32nd St., near the fire departme nt head· quarters. Capt. J ames Topping saad the fire broke out in a room on the second floor or the buildang According to police reports. the fire was touche d off by matches set lo two sofas in the building. -nre Store Looted By Me88 Burglan Burglars who forced open a rear door at a Costa Mesa Ure store escaped with more than $5,SOO in cash and merchandise. police said today. They said the break-in oc· curred at about 2:30 a .m. at Scotsman Tires, 1938 Newport Blvd. Reported missing were $3,895 in cub, $1.655 in stock and between $1,000 and $3,000 in tools and equipment. mtlUoci; •·• million, up I.A per. cent. . ant••••• vane, u .... : $32.3 million; $Zl.8 million, up 12.1 percent. -Cepta&ra" U•lfled: $28.S million, '24.8 mUllon, up 14.9 &H!rCent. Orance County 1overnment, whtcb received SSS.7 mlJUon from the rtate laat year, would receive aa eatlmated $58.7 mlWon tbla year, aceord1nc to ttate """'· <Nl Tankers CollUle SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico <AP) -Two 1uper1.anken carrylns ell eolUded lD tbe Atlantic off the resort island of Tobago over- nl1bt, aettlag both ships afire and forcing the crews to abandon ahip, the U.S. Coat Guard aaid to· da)'. Thirty-four men were reported missing aa the blazln1 sbipa drifted toward Tobago. The Coaat Guard said oil bad spilled over 12 square miles of water. Nearby a re beaches which help make tourism Tobago's biggest business. Suspects Held After Police See Burglary Two detect ives who were trac king a Newport Beach burglary suspect arrested their m an Thursday after a lleging they watched him commit a burglary in Santa Ana. Booked into Orange County Jail was Jaimie Valenzuela, 21. and a compa ni on . Ange l Alvarado, 32, both oC Santa Ana. Detective Charles Beswick said the pair were taken into custody at the home at 326 S. Euclid St. after they allegedly broke into it. He said Valenzuela was under inves tigation as ooe oLtwo sus- pects connected to three Newport Beach home burglaries that occurred in March. The loss · from those break·ins totaled more than $35,000, Beswick said. He s aid police received an anonymous tip that led him and Detective Lee Roberts lo Santa An a whe r e they f ol lowed Valenzuela and Alvarado lo the Euclid Street hom~. Planners Eye Mesa Condos A proposal to build a 0unit condominium project will come before the Costa Mesa Planning Commission Monday at 6:30 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. The project is proposed by Willard T. Jordan, representing Donald R. Ward, for t site at 380 W. Wilson St. The lot is preeent· ly occupied by a tennis club and one house. Jordan has requested that the property be rezoned from com· mercial to high-density residen· lial and is seeking a conditional use pernut. One Dollar Sult Speetaeulart \ ... When you purchase a suit or sport coat, at the regular price, you can purchase another of equal or lesser value for only ONE DOLLAR! , /' ' -~----------- ,__...,.. __ r:slar Tmp Ufs · Scout,-1.4 lllAllJ <AP> -••ftat are ,_ _.. to aay to a maa Wbea 1CMl'H illled hla OD11 IOO?°' 1Glll111I C..... Cbarlel P'aleo, a Bor laaut • ...,. who police aay riaM a booby trap ln bi• ~ tb-al killed a member of bJ• NOUdnc troop. Police a., If.year-old RJdlard Bna1b .Ir. waa 1truck la the cbest and killed by a bu.IS. from a .22-eallber rifle tbat blld beeo ri11ed to the batbl'OOm door ol P'aleo'a bome to •toe> burtJan. • No cbarPI have been filed. A.Nist.ant state Altorney Robert Kaye said Tbunday bis office wu awatUac a police report oo the shooting. "I knew exacUy bow to set it up. I knew exactly bow to scare somebody away," said Falco, 31, who tokl police he learned to aet booby traps in Vietnam. CHAJNEO TO BOOTH Sculptor Jennifer Mclemore f'!!cllr, M 20, 197'1 .County Judge Resigns Office Oraqe County Supertot Court Judge James H. Walsworth re· signed hla office today to enter private practice. He waa tbe first county judge at that level to leave tbe bench voluntarily in at leut 40 years. W alaworth said his disillusion· ment wttb au,ber court aWtudee plus a lucrative offer from an Orange County law firm were primary reuooa for his surprise action. The position pays $52,000 a year and bas liberal retirement benefits. Several possible candidates had been mentioned as ponible opponeot.s against Walsworth in seeking re-election next year but be said this bad no bearing oo bls decilioa to atep down. AP ......... BOOBY TilAP VICTIM Richie Brush, 1• Supervisor Flayed on Pay-issue "Unfortunately, the only thing the Army taught me was bow to use a weapon to destroy an In- dividual in every possible way," he said. Police said the rifle was posi· tioned on a chair with a string r unning from the bathroom door knob to the trigger. When Riehle opened the door, the gun went off. 3 Festival Artists· Seek Right to Stay Now 45, Walsworth was ap- pointed to tbe Central Municipal Court bench in June, urn. He was elevated to tbe Superior Court in July, 1973. Both ap- pointments were made by thed- Gov. Ronald Reagan. Walsworth's replacement will be named by gubernatoriaJ ap- pointment. If the selection is made before January. 1980, the DeHyPlletSa.tf- QUITI'JNG THI; BENCH Judge. James Walsworth Freight Train Cars Derail In Anaheim Spokesmen for Orange County sheriff's deputies claim ed Thursday that Supervisor Thomas Riley's offi ce is handing out bum tnlormation. Riley answers , in effect, that lbe allegation is a bum rap. The differ en('e of opinion arose after the Association of Deputy Sheriffs ran newspaper adve rtisem e nts Wednesd ay seeking public support in their pay n egotiations with the c;ounty. Robert MacLeod, gene ral manager of the deputy sheriff's assoekltioo, said Riley's office is tncorrectJy telling caJJers that the deputies would eam about U0,000 per year under tbe moat rec!e8t eomty oiler. II acLeod alleges further that Riley's office refused to explaln how it arrived at the $30,000 figure and indicated that it would continue to use that figure. Riiey said he got the lnforma· tion from County Personnel Director Burt Scott. Scott con- firmed later that the informa- tion is accurate. But the deputti.:,s' s pokesmen say there is no way to calculate what the exact amount will be becaWie of varying pay negotia- tions What they do know, they say, is that deputies are underpaid. They say that deputy sheriffs with five years' experience now earn about $20,100 and that the county offer would bring the pay up to about S2l,500 (or an in· crease of Sl,400. They say that Sl,110 or that total mwit go to increased retire· ment contributions. They are asking for a 17 per- cent pay incre1tse on a one -year contract. The county has offered seven percent increases to more experienced deputies and a 4 -percent hike to less experien('ed ileputies, according to 41pokesmen. "We are s adly disappointed that ~pervisor Riley waa not more dUlpnt in verilJinl tbe in· formation bis omce provided to tbe citbena of the 5tb district," ·MacLeod said. Riley said he la convinced his figures are accurate and would continue to use the $30,000 figure that sweeps together salary and benefits The s co utm a s ter told authorities his home had been burglarized three time s this year -once this week when an intruder broke in through the bathroom window. Dade County homicide detec· tive Fabio Alonso said young Brush smashed the same win· dow Wednesday night and en· tered the house when no one was home. "Richard was a lllUe boy. He was a ruce boy. He was an or- dinary boy who lived camping. Why he went in that house I don't know," said the youth's fathe r, Richard. "I haven't the slightest idea" why the boy broke in," Falco said. "Anything I had I would have shared with him . . . lie was too beautiful a person to do something Uke this.'' The scoutmaster called young Brusb-"my rightb.and man, a key leader in my scout troop." Falco and his wile, Kern, t>oth of whom work u counselors for a state qency, said Brush had left bis bicycle pump and Boy Scout shirt at their home after a scout meeting Tuesday niebt -•'notblnc SQ urgent he couldn't wait until we got home." Richard's parents became concerned when lheir son disap· peared while watering their lawn about 10:30 p.m., police said. The Brushes rushed two doors away to the Falco home after a s hot rang out in the quiet neighborhood. "I look e d lb rough th e bathroom window," the boy's father said. "I saw something on the floor, but I couldn't tell what it was. Then l found my son on the floor, dead. My son. 14 years old, dead ... " Falco was called at work, and when he arrive d home and learned of the tragedy, put his head against a police car and cried. "I just hope that family CHn forgive me," be said. Brush walked over and said , "Chuck. I'm so sorry." "Mr. Falco is a nice man," said a neighbor, Aristedes Lima. "The family isn't blaming him for this tragedy." Four Appointed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Mayor Dianne Felnatein bas ap- pointed four community ac- tivists to the Tenderloin Task Force aimed at improving con· ditions tn the rundown neighborhood. By STEVE MJTCHELL OI ti. Delly Pl .. t $tett Attorneys for three Laguna Bea ch artists who have been or- dered to remove their works ·from the F estival of Arts grounds said they are seeking a temporary restraining order to keep the controversial artworks on exhibit. Meanwhile, the three artists spent the night in their booths to keep festival grounds keepers from removing their works. /\ friend of artist.sculptor Jen· nifer McLemore sajd the 14·year festival exhibitor took off chains that anchored he r to her booth afte r receiving assurance from festiva l offi cials that no action to remove the booth would take place overnight. She and fellow a rtists Valerie Bechtol and A.S. Ashley re· portedly spent the night in their booths after a confrontation with f estival offlcial~ ~d to materialiie Thursday morning. The deadline for removal of the art was supposed to be 11 :30 a.m . Thursday, and tbe fes~vaJ grounds was packed with more t e l evis io n cam e ra s and newsmen than artists. But as film crews interviewed the artists and chatted with feJlow reporters, it became ap- parent no action on the part of festival officials was forthcom- ing. "They'll probably come and try to take the booths down tonight after everyone bas left," V.S. 'Haven For Scum' MOSCOW <APl -The United States has become a haven for "scum" and ''has beens" because it h as given refuge to de- posed Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza, former Cambodian President Lon Nol and South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, says Tass, the of· ficial Soviet news agency. ''There is certainly no accounting for tas tes," Tass said. •'But when refuge is given to criminals guilty of crimes against whole peoples, these peoples have lhe right to ask about motives." ~Mes~Dream House' Former IRS Worker Faces Tax Charges • ·! ~Gets Study Sunday A former employee in the San· ta Ana oflJce of the lntemaJ Revenue Service baa been in· dieted by a federal 1nncf jury on charaes of fllin1 falae income tax,retarns and conversion ol re- fund cbecb Juued ln coooeetkJa wltb the returns. (SUND A rs BEST J band·beld eomputer d"lpen are at It .,.m. 1'bla time It'• a ttaaalatbal unit that converta En~; 1:.Ju•t about any laat UM new ODii can tYea ID You/Your Money. Tbe lndictment was banded down a1ainat Ernesto Suares. 28, ol Oranse. He ii a fOl'IDW student trainee revenue oftleer wltb tbe IRS collect.loo dlvllkm and eerved a1 a volunteer ta the IRS Volunteer Income Tu Id· WllB tJPON A FALLING alatance prosram. ITU -No miltake about It, A two month tnveaU1at1cm by &M mllleal mpt«y ktntdom ot IRS special lnveau1aton led~ Boll!WOod ,aa 'Ye knew It l1 tbe lndlctaMDt. Hid Au.._t .._. tDjt~ ..... VNr• U.S. Attdlllq Bert H. Deialer. P1:t:::. =:::r .C:: ,..S.:-.;-ar-: ~':r:·T.:= '-* ... M r,, ad tbe PIO' •-:. _.. flO,• llDe fOf' wit ':. :::f:! ~~=--.·::.:.~::r:: • .... bU ,. ............ for ... .. • ,_,. ta tbe ..... ot tbe four COUDta ot C!ODTe"'°" wttla a al& Of._ 11. Yw•I of tu Nflmd cbecka, ~ ·""'·*~·--... ..... .. • I .. I said Ms. McLemore, who sat appointee wiJJ face election the chained to her booth at the far f o I Io w i n g No v e m b e r . end of the festival grounds . Otherwise, the appointment will "lt's sad that it has to come to run for the full six-year term. this.'' she said. "But coming Walaworth said he would cam· down on art because it might be paign actively againsl bis suc- making a statement. . . " cessor if the appointment "does The attractive artist said she's · not represent the philosophy of not making a statement with her Ora n ge County c ri ml na I nuclear power display. • Justice:· "I 'm p osing a ques tion . What's wrong with that'>" she "This reflerts my disappoint- asked. ment with the appointments or Laguna Beach attorney Ron Governor Brown." Walsworth Harris said his partner Steven said. "The entire drift or the Fishman was in Santa Ana to· court system. particula rly at the day preparing an injunction appellate and supre me court against the festival board. levels, is sadly out of hand." "We're asking for a pcrma· ne nt injunction to keep the artists on the ~rounds," Harris said. ·'T he hearing wo uld be somewhere down the line." He said the two attorneys are working in conjunction with the -American Civil Liberties Union, which is picking up a ttorney's fees. He said the issue is to prove a violation of the Constitutiona) protection for freedom or s peech. •'In order for the state and federal couUtuUons '° apply, we have to establish state ac- U on," he said, adding the festival grounds ls owned by the city and leased to the Festival of Arts. And since the city participates in maintaining the grounds, and receives money from festival re· ceipts, he says that issue should be easily established. The board m embers have been invited to attend the mect- i n g at tbe Lower Te rrace Restaurant, but it is unknown if any will be present. On the bench. Walsworth was known a s a hard·line , and sometimes controversial, judge. His sentencing o n narcotics cases usually was the maximum a llowed. One of the controvers ies was based on his .absence from the bench to perform. the wedding ceremony for Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx. He was accused of accepting a free hotel room in Las Vegas and other gratuities without reporting it as a cam- paign cootribution. A graduate of the University or Calllornia and Hastings Law School, Walsworth began prac· Ucing law in 1958. He is a native of Anaheim, a seventh genera· lion Orange Countian. · Wa lsworth. a r eside nt or Newport Beach, srud he will join the firm of Giles. Callahan and M cC une , s p ec i a li zin g an domestic affairs, personal in- jury cases and the entertain- ment business. He will dired a new offi ce being opened in Newport Beach for the firm. INSTANT LAWN nJ/I out the IJIWn t:MJll't 5 Squore Ft ROiis ·~ ....... WITH $Od lnJm DICHONDIA 11.11 ROii ;';i:t.;f HYlltD 11111~1o~1or $Tf~~lt~f<l ILUIOIAll • ., Rott E ight cars or a Santa Fe fr e ight tr a in carry i ng cigarettes and liquor from Santa Barbara to San Diego derailt:d in Anaheim early this mom.mg Investigators said there were no injunes and cause or the de- r ailment is under investigalJon f'our of the cars at the enrl <>f the 60-unit tram turned over and damaged the tracks . OHirers said it would take two to three days lo clean up debris and to rebuild the tracks nf•ar Miraloma Avenue <1nd Tustin Street. Other trains will be rerouted while the work is going on. No c he micals or ca us tic materials were reported on thP. train. Bite Marks Not Evidence? MIAMI CAP> -Defense lawyers have round a dental ex - pert wbo says Theodore R. Bun· dy's jagged, c rooked teeth can· not be positively linked to a mark on the body of one of two sorority sisters he is accused of murdering. Bundy's lawyers planned to open their case today with Dr Duane Devore of the University of Maryland who says that at least five other sets of teeth could have made the s a m e marks. Blooming Lantana cnoose trom ousn or "0111nq i;. ./;,.;. vor1e1te-; '" """" .. , "~t '•'"""" ,. . .,. ' •• r.~\J ., t'.;r, ~6 11'n~ Of lnvrnr1i;1 • f · I Gol <;111· ~ ;f'"' J • Req i •N ~ L; ~ ..... SALE PRICE .,~~ «1>.x · s1.49 SUpPI lorgt: Oncl IUSll "pec1men!. or 1'11! ISlOn<l lovo111e wr!n torge oouDle prnk t>lossom!. 5 Gal Stze Reg '1099 SALE PRtce'5.99 Feo1u11nq m••e<l colO/s J,. ot lull'f·l>tossomea plonts 1usr ngnr l()f instant cok\f• •·Poi S11e Reg 99 SALE PRICE 59e Mother Fem iAN ~ COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN n•t <.o ~ •WV ~ ..... , .... e .... , .... ,.. JIU ... NITafD. , .... .. VA•IEY E:~~ .... llOOIMUll, .. llOUMfAIM fAU.IY ....................... .., .. PllOl•MM171 ONi11 .. n . ..... '. -WI -n· 8Sft, -Offtetall 61 IM ~= : .... = ........... etateo1..-1. '• _. ....,. lmt un 'dl1r wtaat'• happ1 .. d .. ln•n•a lrnM~ art alalb6t. TM .._....._ .,.,_ .......... : UC... ..... 'CHI O..lNd to Her Nuclear ....... -. ... ••vtew .. ---•·tJd SJddbk WaJla of tbe ArtJ.11n U'Mlr .... , •• ... NI M die Ct8IM on Dilplay ProteaUn1 the ..... .,., .......... , .. .. GOOD llA..,._ ,_ m.11.ht 11y. What ba. happened totM~ol.-t! All tlU dlnliflll Me• ... UM P.Uval Board of oe..-. .......... artJata to ........ what u.. board ewlll1nd ............. .,.. wortm. en. ol 1•1nldp ...._., fWed die air ucl the three arUIU ........... '' rte. lld..emore. A. S. Albley and Valierit 8edl&ol IDOUDt.d the ~ wllh cluUD.a, blood· ataiM ... com.. la their boodala. AU ol wbkh will ,.ult in nWuitlon of the festlvaJ , rt111u Wnmc. Not at au. A.I a matter of fact, the OOPOl!te may be ~e case. The ciUuary may bqjn to pour Ulroulh tbe fHtlval gates ln lncreNlna Dwnbera almply out of curiotlty over whal lhe devil .. IOlnl on, anyway·> THE &E8lJLTH MAV BE tha t gwte rece1pta wlll skyrocket to an all·llme hl1h. This maty aervu to M>Olhe thu atgonles of festival offlclala. Not th.al ll hu n 't happt!ned before. Lagunu'K fe11tlvwl ulmo.t every year ha11 aomelhlng to juice up the act YcarH and yeara aiio. a ftltlllval exhibitor cuu1u.'<1 men to gup und womeo to aulfer lhe. vapon wtth hi.a 11trlklng painting of ;, r:~Unlna nude. - -- La1euna t1lreet1J buu1.'<1 wtlh controversy And lhe fe.llvail Lumatllea 11pun fa1ter from lncreued •ttendance If my dim memory doelln't falJ me, the artt.t'a name WHV ....... IN A •oat; RECENT year, II Lagunu f'c:atlv1tl CX· hlbtt.or created a furor when his R•Mnt ubfttnct mural, about the 1tlze of • ltvlnK room wall, failed to aell. 8o be brought a buuJUtw to hi• booth and chopped lhe work up, selllnc tt In paecee. It went Uke hot.cakes and created another htmou• La1un1 Fe.Uv~tl flap. And aa for lhla year? "Well lolb. ll'li ju11l anothe r scuon . unothe r 11how Hamilton Air Bue Buy Slated OAKLAND CAP> -The Oakland port'• board of com· mlaalOM I• conalderln1 buylnac Jlamllt.on Ai r fi'orce Butsc In M artn Counl).' from the fudend govemmenl for SI F.eOnomy JnStiarp Decline W A8llNOTON CAP> -TIM naU•'•.,.. ol loodl ad ................... , ... °' a.a .-n•• ID t1ae MeGIMS cauarw tide ,..,., die larpet 1uell drop •l•ee the natto. wa1 la the _,.. ol U. 1"•71 nn roa . tM C..m.ee DepertaMM uld .... ,. ,.... dlcU.., wt.Ad ......... nDMl*l br eoomt•llMI ba aad oul ol ~. follo..cl a modeet t.I ,..._.t rtM ba tM flrat three maa&M thll 1MI'· It waa the nrat dip 1lnce earl)' 1111. Tb• diop ... the •• , ... t lbace lh• flnt quart« Of 11'71, --.. , ..... out,,ut -tbat adJ-.d for lldlaUoa -fell more tun t perc.M, Mid Commerce Depart· rnenl analyst Adren Cooper. THE UPO&T blamed slug· tehsh 8ahn1 for the As>r ll-lhrough· June decline in the lnfhtUon· udju11ted grOfJ11 nutlonal product the vulue of aill U .8. 1ooda and 11orvlc1.'fl. McanwMle , In e1n effort to lil(hlen the money 11 uppty, tno fi'e'1cral Re11erve rul11ed the dla, <:o unt rnte -tho interest the f e de ral ReHe rve chur1e11 on loanH w member bank" from 9.~ percent to a record 10 per cent. 1be board'IJ action likely will have the effect of puahlnl( up othe r lnterest rat.el, auch a1> the prime rate for lndualrlal bor· ro wen. The Comme rce Department report blamed 1lugalah 111Jes for lhe Aprtl-lhrou1h·June decllne In the lnflallon·adjuated 1roa11 national product -the value of all U.R. 1oodll 1nd servlcea. THE l'EDE&AL Reaerve 's m ove drew a mixed resJ)Ofl.llf! on Wall Street. Prtce. on the New York Stock Exchange opened teencrally lower, but analyst.a re· f>Orted lhat bond prices shot up n u reflection of lnve11tur con fldence. Outgoing Tre u1wry Secretary W Michael Hlumonlf'lal ritrongly endorsed rah1l ng the dh1count rule In a state me nt u11 "helpful In the fil(hl aguln11t Inflation and In dPahng wi lli 3peculat.lve pr: • 1wre11 on the dollar." . Sulctt fell 4.5 percent In the Kecond quarter a lter r l11lng I I percent In the tint quarter I N t'l,ATION 1·onl1nut>d lh w<ir1wn Prtcc8 r&.se ul un atnnual rute of 8, 7 percent ln the fourth <1uurter of 19714, 9 :l percent In the finlt qu11rter this year and 9 9 percent In the moel recent 11uarh•r Belon· adJuslmcnt for innu tl()n , lhe gros11 natUonwl product for OM; #econd quarter totaled $2.33 trillion. up SM. I blUJon, or i.n unnual rate of 6.3 percent, from lhc Oral quarter. Annual rate fl1urea reflect whut lbe econom y's t.olal erowth would be for K year If lhc l'lecond.quarter leveh1 were con- tinued for three morn quarte,... Lightning Sets Fires Porta of Texaa Get 4 lrrehe• of Rain .. , ~ ... , .,..,.... " " At._.. 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Mo1111t.i11 lllfllia wilt ·-l11to ltle .......... .,.. """' 111 , ..... _, •••• , ., .......... lie _....,... ··-t ...... ,_ .. Y• c ........ ., .. .... ,.tOA'I' Mt--I H,,M, t I \e<Mllfllttl I 0jlfll .,. ,., .. _ "'"''"'"' .......... .. "_""" MTUtlOA'I' ' ... fl\ • t>•"' . ... ,,,,, . .,,.,.,, •u.MY •• Jt '' u "'"''"" . ···"' .. , """''"' .... ··"'· •.O ._..._._ t .. ,.1111, I.I .......... . .• , ........ ._,...I ti I"'" .... , .. ,.M, MMltt1•t'»r1•111t ..... ,.rtt11.111. ,, A f325,eee Preflt Art dealer Richard Feigan poses with the painting he picked up for S2 500 at a New York uuct1on. He r<:Mgnnf!d It as a mis· labeled 17th century landscape by French m aster Cla ude Lorrain -worth $375,000. Guerri]las Celebrating Juma Leaders Arriving in Nicaragua Capital MANAGUA. N1c11rugua CAJ>i lhe leaders ;,nd uuerrlllax of the vlctbrioua Sandlni1lu reb4·1 moveme nt c onve r ge d o n Nlcaragua'11 c1tp1tal from north a nd KOuth t.odaty lo tackle lh•· monume nta l llu1 ks of relief und recon1 truc llon a 11 Jubilant c rowda up and down the lltll•· Central American country celebr1tt.ed the downfatll of lht· Somoza dlc W.tor1hlv. Two of lhe five mem bcrtl or the junla 1errlved In Mam uguu wllh mcmbcrK of the new Cabinet from Cotilu Rica. Thi· othe r thrt>e juntu mem bcr1> wen· expecl.(.'CJ toduy from IA!Cm , their provh1lonul c·ur1illil, from c•urly Wcdncllday unlll tht: rcmnunt» of the d.lclut.or11h1p cuJ'llululA!d. CONCJ~UDING A Hl!V,t:n·w<wk uprlHlng, the Sundlnh1l u uucr Filhtli look·-control of M unngua c•a rly 1'burtlduy , two d11 y11 ufl.-r Presldenl Anu11tu11lo Somoza f11·1l to Miami Utlacb und u duy uft1·r his handpicked 11ucce11sor. F'run c l 11co U r c uyo , rl cw t u Gunlt'mulu. In Wmc hington , meunwh1l1., Stale J)epurtmcnl offlclul11 an· h o ld in g form e r Pre s ld f'nt Ana11l111110 Somoza dl r 4'<'tly reripon~ible for lhe abortive el forl e arlier thli' weclr to 11al}(Jt;.ige an ugreemenl to 1•nd Nlcaragua'll civil wur. * * * Sonwza Quits MiamiExik M IAMJ BEACH, Yiu. <AP> Oustcd Nlcatrnguun F'fc11ldcot Anatt la11lo Somozu uya he 'll lcav1· on a vacation by the end or tho week bccauae thc Unltet.t Slc.tlc11 bw. tried to druw htm "ln t.o thlngH over which I huve no c·ontrol." Somcna 11uid he won't return to f:xal e in Mlumi until "lht• d 1 ma l • w1s_clarllJ t d ." II•· would not reveal h1s dei;tmuUon. other lbun lo 1wy it "could bt-111 lhlK hem.h;phcre or In Euro~.·' Somoza •a!d by lhru lflrunc to deport hJm unlea11 hl11 s ucce880r relinquished vower, the U S Stale Dcpurtmenl WU~ .. mulnK mt: n..'1lpon11ll>le for un ucl I hwtl no control ovtlr. ·· • lJ nder a puchJ(e deal, Somozu wu f(ranted exile In lhe United S t:tt"li und a CUrt!lukcr 11uc'- ""~sor , Un •uyo , wa s lo im· m cdlutely tum power over t.o the u uu rl II 1t ·h&c k.-c1 provlalona l KOVt·rnmt·nt BUT URCUVO threatenc,d to unravel lht• t•nllrc ;iureem enl hy uHcrting lh•t he he1d no In t.en· lion or s urrende ring powe r before u.tl A houl 700 gue rrillata pourt!d In from J.A..'Otl, :.!) mllet1 norlhwet1t or Managua, 1tnd chargt!d Into the d t1au rle d Hunke r . Somou ·,. mllilory he11dquurle r s . Some grahbed we1tpon11 and uniform11. Others entered lhe dlcl1tt1>r'H u1111rlm1·nt, und on~ gueirlllu couple poKed for photograph4:r11 •m Somoza'11 bed with ll n:d and IJluck Sund..inlJsta Cb.1& t_aded_up_ ovf'r the tH:mlbourd I\ Nc<·o rut column of 4 ,4!00 m urc hed in fro m thf! Hout.hem C'l t l('N or M1111aya, Granlldll. Jlnotepe 1end Ulrlamb11 late T hur11d oy afternoon . Moat ClHnp('d In front of lht• lnkrcon· trnenlJtl Hotel K<.IJ actml to lhe Bunker • • and how does YOUR garden grow? Whether ft'a about a tlmple shrub, a aophlttlceted bed of flowers. or 1 tHty •election of v•tablea, the Dally P6lot'1 gerden pege bloeaom1 every Saturdey with hencty hint• and delf9htful feeturH . We'll give you tip• on when to plant. when to prune end when to pluck. Our writer• el.O brighten the garden MCtion with lnttre1tlng teaturff on local peopte who grow unuaual pl•nt• or Hhleve HCeptfon•I rHultl. Our crop of 1torl•• comet up new every l•turdar to hefp rou h•v• more 1uoce1t •nd more •ntorment wtih your ll'OWlng. If WoUt thumt» I• grMn, UM It to fllp to the garden p91e In laturdar·1 D•lty '9tot . DAILY PILOT 142-4321 ' f. • . -.IUlrlC8 ft&NLSY .... oa MODda1 auceeHful11 •P· ... ted 1111 eoa1tltutloaal ehalltale to the commlaaion'1 n.ht to Dold .......... ; -That body Wedwclay uked the Supreme Coult for an ex- peclltecf bearinc on the unf avora· ble rulln1. APWlr..-. Bard Laadlag Da•ages Plaae "-·July 20. 1979 DAil y ll'ILOT A Pay Hike Bill Up to Assembly~ 1 SACRA.MENTO CAP> -The threat of a at.ate employee atrtke faded today a.a a drive to override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'• veto of : $227 million in pay ra1aea headed for it.a final test in the state Al· • sembly. Supporters of the 14.S percent pay raises -which Brown vetoed , down to an avertlge of 9.3 per-~ • ce nt -~ cleared what was Calllomia State Employees AIJ. ' believed to be thelr toulbest aociation, the biggest of more hurdle fhursc;tay when the than 20 state employee unions. Senate overrode the Democratic jubilantly truhecf the ''V" vie· governor's veto without a vote to tory salute as a gallery full of spare. state employees cheered. A 27·13 Senate vote -the ex- ''I've said right along f have act two-thirds m.argln required faith in the Legislature -not in -sent the' override to the As-Jerry Brown," Craib said. "Th.ls sembly, which will have the victory la not only a victory for final say on what would be an state employees. It's a victory unprecedented third override an for the citizens of caurornia. We • a fl)Onth and the fourth of arejustduethls." Brown's 41h years in office. Opposing the override, Sen. FOUR DA VS EARLIER. the override failed by four votes in the Senate. -An apparently split tribunal Thunday poled five questJona concemtnc poulble disqualllica- Uooa atrectlng ill ability to han· die the dispute. · THE SUPaEM£ COURT had been urged to schedule argu- ments for today before "seven appropriate Judaes select.eel by lot." Pilot Dieter Kaltchmid, 39, lefl, and FAA Inspector Tom Howell. check damage to an Air California Boeing 737 which made a n emergency la nding at Fresno Air Te rminal Thursday. The jetline r, which had taken off from John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana with 116 passengers and five crew me mbers. suffered the loss of its left engine. The hard landing, using only the right engine. stripped most of the rubber from the tires cau sing a s m a ll fire . Passengers were evacuated · down chutes with three minor injuries re ported. In the Assembly, Speaker Leo McCarthy or Sm Francisco, the Legislature's most powerful member a nd Brown 's chief Democratic rival, was s upport· ing the override. · Brown is the first governor in rour decades to have more lhun one veto overturned. and the la t est vote was as much a measure of hi!i deteriorating - res pect and power us It was a measure of the conside rable in· fluence of slate employee un- ions . John Schmitz, R·Corona del Mar, said the cuts propo8ed by Brown were in the spirit of PropositJon 13 and warned his colleagues. "Just remember how the people voled laat year. not the phone calls you've gotten the last few days.'· Here Is the vole by which the Senate on Thursday overrode Gov. Brown's $227 million reduc· lion of s tate employees· pity raises . But instead It sent a letter to special commission Counsel Seth Hufstedler, Moak's at- torney and the 2nd District Court of Appeal suggesting answers and additional com· menta be submitted by July 30. Commission Chairman Bertram Janes declared Thurs· day: .. WIOLE THE PRESENTL V constituted Supreme Court has decided upon its schedule for processing the Commission's emergency petition, the Com· mission alone has the constitu- tional responsibility to schedule and to l(o forward with Its own process for invesUgallng possi· hie misconduct of the justices of the Supreme Court ... the Com- mission will meet Friday to commence confidential proceed- lnas." He added It "wu a.ee_arent" from the cowtTllitter al least two weeks would pus before it waa known what Jud1ea would cau1der the request. More Ume would be needed for them to de· clde on a hearing, and If granted several more weeks for a de- cision on merit.a. Janes told the last brief public teHlon: . • "THE SPECIAL COUNSEL Will respond.in due course to the letter. l "Meanwhile the commlaa100, 's an independent con11tilutionaJ ,-gency charged with the obliga- tion of investigating allegations bf wrongdoing by the California Judges. has under way such an lnvesti~alion." · All the justices have ex- _,ressed reservations concerning ronslltutionallty of the public hearings. but four appeared and Justice Wiley Manuel was being questioned when Monday's se111lon was suspended to con- 1ider the effect of the appeaJ court's quashing of Mosk'• s ub- poena. Amended Rape Bill Called 'Band-Aid' SACRAMENTO c AP l A bill to restrict court-ordered psychiatric' testing of alleged rape victims has cleitred a key Assembly commi1 tee, but lhe author and the women's groups thul backed it are un happy. After the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee amended the bill heavily in u rancorous three hour hearing Thursday , Sen Alan Robbins. 0 -Van Nuys, a<:- cused the members of lacking "sensitivity" toward ra pe vat• tlms and caring more ubout rapists . THE COMMITTEE seemed overly con cerned about ··wbetberone Taplsl wu treated unfairly ln court." said Robbins, adding that a ballot lnlliative mlcbt be needed to cbanae the rape laws. A National Organization for Women lobb yis t called lhe amended bill a "Band·Aid" and withdrew her group's support. Slate Attorney General George · Deukmejian, who wants court- o rdered psychiatric e xams banned entirely, opposed the bill. But the committee's 6-2 vote represented a victory of sorts for Robbins and others who have criticized the ability of a defense lawyer in certain rape ca~es t o ask the court t o ha ve u psychiatrist interview the com plaining witness the alleged victim. THE EXAMINATIONS were authorized by a state Supreme Court decision of the 1960s on the theory that. whe n the main evidence is lhc allel'ed victim's word. a psychiatris t could de- termine whether she was prone to fantasize sexual ott.acks. CERAMIC Robbins said the examlnationl) wt're "used to harass rape v1c lims into dropping cases:· and claimed lhey were ordered in half of all such cases . But other witnesses quoted u state Jud1clal Council study of two counties sayiog the exams w~re requested in only 10 per- cent <if tbe cases and we re granted ln fewer. AllE&ICAN CIVIL Liberties Union spokesman Jim Tucker said the examloutions could be useful in some cases and should not be curtailed. The bill would not prohibit the examinations. but would allow the m In forcible rape cases only if there was reason to doubt the credibility of the witness and there was no other evidence of the rape. The examinations could still be ordered in ca ses of child molesting and non-forcible un- lawful sexual intercourse with a worn an under 18 WHEN ROBBINS had to ac cept an ame ndment by As semblyman Mel Levine, D-Santu Monica. excluding unlawful sex ual Intercourse from the bill. NOW lobbyist llarbara Alex- ander withdrew her group's sup- port. s aying young women shouldn't be forced to undergo the examinations. $500,000 INVENTORY QEARANCE GLAZED ITALIAN FLOOR TILE 6x6 • 8x8 • 10x10 • 12x12 s 1 ~s ... s 1 ~o ... s 1 ~ s ... . . ....., ,.. Lett"-..... Price 6x6 QUARRY TILE 89' ~ ... 12X12 MEJICAN PAVER TILE 'We Guarantee the Largest Sal1ction in Orange U>unty" Stant Hours 8 to 5:30 ' O.motr•o for -"""''\I, Ay•I•. C..-ler. , 0111\, FO'en, 0..-1. A. G•r<le . a.-. Ke1u1e. MonlOY•. Ptuley. Aelft\, AoDbin\, Aooetll, ltodde. SI._.,, WMtOf\ Tole!: 11 DMYClo•ed Saturdays SACRAMENTO c AP I There will be no more s tale De11artmcnl of Motor Vehicle ~c r v 1 c•• o n Saturdays. begsnnin~ /\ ug. 25: It cosL~ too mu<'h The Monduy ope ning!> at those offi ces will res ume Sept. 17 , lht' department ~aid . The 12 offices ar<~ 1n Culver City, Daly City, Fontana . Oakland Col iseum , Santa Clara. Ve ntura , West Covina. Westminster, Winnetka_. C I o -v i s • S a n D 1 e g o - Clairemont and Roseville. C'Atrdinal ..... A fler the Senate vote. William C raib , presi d e nt o r th e A• pul>ll<•n\ tor 8• ,.., ,., • Br100'. '"~ICJI. ~ ..... \ .... i.-.,. "'•I.en .,,m,..., ft-,'--· TOUll 10. Otrno<r9'~ ... IMt HOlmdehl. Miii&, Fl!tlci.. \/eroty, Smith. lluklt, Wll_, Tol•I ' A...-.~ .... l'\I (4"'0CMtll, Cr• ...... "' C.•r<i•,~.tt"'-.~-111. Toi .. • Aheftl M not ot011no 0 Bailout Bill Faces Tough Senate Vote SACHAM ENTO I AP I A $4.85 b1lhon s tale aid bill lo kct!p c1t1cs. counties und schools itfloal despite Propos aUon 13 faced its lust and toughest legislative hurdle today in the state Senate. On Thursday, a 67-11 vote -lJ more than the two·thlrds m11 Jority needc..'<1 sent the measure sailing out of the state As- sembly, where it hird strong support from leaders otboth p-al't1es BUT IN THE SENATE, Democratic leaders were cool and GOP leaders openly hostile to it -an aUitude perhaps balanced by fears of fiscal chaos in cities, counties .and acbool dlatrict.s If the Legislature adjourned tonight for its summer recess without enact mg an aide bill ... Mcintyre ht Repose LOS ANG ELF.S <AP I -The body of Cardinal James Francis Mcintyre lay in repose today ut St. Viblana 's Cathedral today, where a Memorial Mass wus celebrated in his honor Last yeitr the Legislature. a few weeks after voter <tpproval of the S7 billion Proposition 13 proper\)' tax cut, paaaed a one-yeitr $4 .4 billion "bailout bill" lo cuidlion the lnlt1auve·1 impact on pruv: erty tax-dependent local governments. Thls year. legislative leaders sought a lone-range meas ure to ' permanently shJ!t some local government costs to Sacramento and provide stable sources of money for local governments. increasing graduall y each year unless a recession drained stale revenues Cardinal Timothy Munninl(. FOR mE CURRENT FISCAL year. the bill would increase state support of schools by $2.81 billion and permanently shirt SI J h111ion of county health and wcUare costs lo the state. Mc I ntyr c 's !.UC<'t'S!.Or . wa:-. scheduled Lo say a nother muss in Mcfnlyrt''s honor al 8 p.m .. as well as <it Saturday's IO a m Burial Mass 1n St. Basil's Cht'.lrch. It would give an uddilional $312 million to counties $207 million to t'illes and $200 m11Uon to local fire, library. flood r<;ntrol mosquito abatement und other special distracts . That is an incrcu!.c over 1978 for every div1s1on of local govern ment except cities. whi ch would suffer an uverage 20 percent lo:.:. in stalt.• aid II ere is lhc vote on A B8 O.motrAt\ tor Aono11. Al1•lOff"' R•IM. D«Wm•n 0o.tt .. r1qnt , 9ouo w ftrown C•lvo. (h•t ~ fo\ta. OeOdrh. E.Qtl-.nd, t:toer htnton, G•or. ~n. Gr"°"' HMU'\•O"t't H•rr•\ Maf"t Huoh-' •nuau,, t'•f,Htoff Knot. L•hm•" l •"'""'· L0t"~' M.li"91f'\ Mc:Al1\le•. Mt(•''"•· Mt v.11'1• M-tt·')· Moor•. ""1ort. P"°"", P_.rtAO, Aobtn\,On ROO\ "O\oef'lt~t. T•rwwr. lf'HJrm•n. ro,,f\, V•~nftt,.114h '-'•(flt't(t•. M Wat~''· N W•fflf\, VourtQ rot•I ., On Thursday, Mcintyre. a con troversial 1960s fi gure. wai. memoriall7.ed al another mass described by one clerf(y man a:. "a healing gesture or rcconc1ha lion," and wall Il e in sttite today. AtOUl~en\ fOt 8AnnAI; B&rQif"\on C"'"'°le, CUM , E 111\, i=1l4'nt~. ,_.,.,,~,.. Hefle"ft, M•VOen ,,.., :~•<ht, IWr\, Jott,,'tOn, ~,h.,.0. N1tYk>r, ~OIM, AOQer\, R•4tt, St•tft.,,,, ~tlrltnQ, Wym1M1 foti.i O.moc:rdih 4tQoelf't\t O•M Tot•• t N .... ::.~:;~<,:;,~ •ro:::•, o RrO*". Ot.r4tv "''~ H•it•\, """"'· unc..,1.-r. Leon.rd. Mou"tiut Not vollno Wray ~ fuc•er-0 ' LLOYD•!i garden shop FUCHSIA Shad.Ace .... For s ... erColor ...... Sise fl -' -·INDOOR PLANTS 2v," Pot Size ... 3 fw' I "JI~~ Reg. 69' ea. 39c ... ?.J~ VarcKJated PATHOS MOW • Pofftway •M ... NOW •Co.... ,.~ ..... s3• z;.., . .., MRK , .. s ... .... 7.71 •t'' .... 4. '' k==::::::li J SAVEEMER&Y C...Y_...._w-. tWs"Mtcu•111r SHADE TREES ....... '"'Ac..-. • Oht ,,... •Oii• ,,,,,.., • .,_ ......... ................... )9 ,~9Ja· MOW S .... , .. _ ...... #1411 ..... .... , .... ,, ... ... C"*'-..... ,. .. "MOW s229 AU.,,_.,._, ro lfOCll ON HAND ~ 0000 TMllU ''"'" OPIN MON. THAU'"'· 7 ... IAT. M . IUN t-6 MSf 2028 Newport a~. (at Bav St.) Colta Miia. CA 9'Jlll7 I (714) Mt.-7441 • Gov. Brown~ attempt to Justify bi1 appolntmenl of former Vietnam war PliloHr &cUton Mlller to the onut ODmltY 8oenl ol~ oca 1rou8dl it would ..... --•·•a CO.tJ •"Uui bM tbe 1mell ol OOIT\IPUon" ........ flllult to Injury. 'IW ~ off u Juat ao much Brown baloney, and lt ta111 baelat111.-.uateadodDrt.-ta. ft9 ... n:::llGD of U. pemor'a nmarkl 'WU tlaa1 all.r 1 fw tbe -..m.ory poet -moet of ... ,~_, .... ,. W IDOd Ud haaorable recordl ln pu.•lle Ule "T"A eould not be truated to be honeal ,eaapentlota. It1a, w U., r.u.r u.t aowrnor who bad the dollar st.pa la Ida •19 ..._ kwtini at tM appointment -the camPldlD cloUan Wiid ..._. 1..,...rt for bia presldenUal •ambltiaill be thina ht ..W attract ftom the left wing of the Democratic party by nuulln1 up to Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda. · The blunt tact la that la appolnUn1 a penon wboae only qualification appean to have been h1a penoaaJ con- nection with Fonda and Hayden, the governor himself ls· guilty ot aome very u1ly politlcldna. Your credibility ln Oraqe County, governor, never has been high. Your atwnbling attempts to ex~laln this one away have reduced it to zero. And your political stock around here has f alien a few points lower than thal. Political Millstones Asked if he !elt the furor over the controversial Miller appointment might affect bis bid for the presidency, Gov. Brown said he didn't believe an appointment in Orange ~ounty would be of oationaJ interest. That he missed the mark on that is evidenced by the adj oining comments of national columnist Richard Reeves who, along with others in the national news media, apparently find the appointment issue very in· teresting. Jndeed, the whole question of Brown's repeated mis- steps in the area of appointments must be of critical in- tt:>rest if he aspires to a position in which the ability to make wise and acceptable appointments is vital. More than one president or presidential nominee has stumbled in thi~ area. The Bert Lance affair still hangs around President Carter's neck, and his current Cabinet and staff up· heavals continue to raise doubts as to his judgment and ieadershjp. Brown's insistence on placing Rose Bird at the head of the state Supre me Court is directly responsible for the messy investigation that has eroded the credibility of that august body. His CalTrans appointee Adriana Giaoturco has antagonized Californians from one end o( the state to the other. Many of his other selections have been little better. The Miller appointment is just one more in an in · ;creasing collection of political millstones that will help 1drag Brown down and out of the presidential contest. Gamble Inevitable • President Carter's energy message has generated a great deal of nitpicking criticism. but precious little in the way of practical alternatives to his proposals. There are those who still generalize that if govern· ment would just "get off our backs" and let the free market take its course, all would be solved. Unfortunately, it's a little late for that approach. Perhaps if Congress had stirred itself two years ago. when oil supplies and prices were still within reason. th~re might have been time to experiment with the free market-no controls theory. But turning the whole problem over to the oil com- panies minus strong direction at this point could only send prices zooming for a long time before any leveling off could be fell. And the rampant inflation that could well result could destroy the political stability of this country long before the normally efficient forces of sup- ply and demand could become effective. f'urther, with no guarantee of any improvement in the Middle East st ability -and an ongoing threat of continued OPEC price and supply manipulations -the president bas no choice but to mobilize all available domestic forces to examine and develop more sources of energy. That must mean a cooperative effort of government, the oil ,companies and the "think tanks." And it mu.st mean some degree of government direction to try to keep things on a more or less even keel until solutions can be found. Given the inept performance of several recent con· greases and administrations -certainly including the current ones -that is a bi-gamble, but it must be taken. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. 'Other views expreated on this page are those of their authors and •an lats. Reader comment ii' Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1580, Costa M ... , CA 92928. Phone (714) 842·4321 . Boyd/Book ·Thieves ., ..... BOYD Stadmta ln m.cllcal aod law ldlDola lead UM U1t ot thoH people wbo lllOlt In- Dear • Gloomy Gue ... \ .... .., ..... ap- pol DlH to tlat 0 . C. ... ,.of ....... ··11a~11?Mllwol die '" in.& .. llow alllfl•flll-- wlaat tile .... ""°" reee•tlr ••• to tla• .... ol ar..,. Cam&J Mrpalt. But • --~ ... lau tald~ •You .............. ... ,,, ... .. quenlly steal books from public Ubrariel. Or so lhe re· aearcben now report. They HY further that the bookl mott tr.quently atolen have to do with reU,._., a.no re- paln 8Dd ..,.._.. Our .........,. mu wouJd Ilk• to put totetber a dlc- t.loury ol _,. tbat aren't. bat --like.., aboulcl be. You llaow Ua• klnd : 1 • ....,.... 18faatlclpat· .... ,,_. ........... UOUDd awtdlt. But how about tbele? 0...,... ...... pip plUI frlctloa. T•trtftecl-10 ter- rtfted -to bl P*ifled. Ally o&lwrtT Tia• blJber tbe town'• 111tt•, ., lower lta caw ... G n&e. Tbat'• what U.. medlell nHarelall't rec...U, foMd ... ,..., ••t kaow wbJ, fGreun • lt'I ~ ID M•nau to ..... _ ... wom.a···· ••r•••r ea Uae •••• alolMtln, al Uae aame Ume. Robert N. WHd/Publliher Frldey, Ally 20, 1179 BM'ber• Kreiblch /Edltorlat p._ Utor Rkbenl Reevee 'Canoe Theory' May Sink Brown LOS ANGELES -ll a. bard to p1rody Jerry Brown. ... doll 1ucb a IOOd job ol lhet biluelf. Six montbl •eo. America'• a.ad· ln1 poet·ldeolo1lcal pollticlu wa1 courtlq conservatlv• by propoelq a caaatiluUoftal COD· veatlon to llmll covernm•nt 1PHdbti: now aa. la euddllftl up ti> Jue "hnda uad Tom Hayden. You ca't moek a man wbo ot- tered the me.,..t aell·analyail .o f h l • . p ... ~t~!..:t C I l · p~yto a convention of teen-agen. He c hose a YMCA model le1lalature to declare earlier thia year that be la a believer iD "CIDOe theory." "You paddle a little on the left side." he told the kids . "then you paddJe a UtUe on the right side and you keep going right down the middle." IUGlff NOW, he Is digging deep on the lert side. His lat.est stroke of self-parody was ap- pointing a Democrat named Edison Miller to a vacancy on the Orange County Board or Supervisors. Miller, who was at· tended by best -man Hayden and matron-of-honor Fonda at bls re· cent wedding, is a forme r mar ine colone l who was a prisoner of war In North Viet- nam. Colonel Miller, however, ac· cording to his fellow prisoners and the Department of the Navy, was no ordinary POW. lie is c harged with collaborating with the enemy, of makjng radio tapes urging other Americans to disregard the Military Code of Conduct because the war was "illegal." Orange County Assemblyman Jack Anderson Rlcbard Robinson -1110 a Democrat *"" 1 former Marine a\flator ln V'etnam -called bil new 1overnment1l collea1ue "Vlelnam'a 1nawer to Tokyo Role." THAT QUOTE la part of a polltlcal storm that bit California laal week when Brown appointed Mlller to the powerful 1upervilor job -after two days of peNODal lobbYin& in Sacramento tiy Mill f'onda. Otber Democrats, Including state cba1rman Ricbard O'Neill, are reac:tinl out of outraged sell· interest: They do not believe voters in Oranae County are about to elect to a full term a man dl1ml11ed aft.er a Navy Department lnveatlaation that l"dlcated he could be co&&rt- ma rtlaled . But tbe voters of Oran1e Cou.n· ty. or of California, are lhe lut thln1 on Jerry Brown's mercurial m1Dd ...;/,the moment. He lh1nb be Hayden and Fonda and the youn1 1bock troops tbey may be able to mobilize for bis presidential cempaien In New Hampeblre and Maauchuaetta. Brown neecla a constituency in lbe early 1980 primarle. -and, having made a fool of himself wttb the right, be ls tak.lng lhe chance ot becomiq the clown of the anti· nuclear left. Are you williflR: To I/Wt! up' pap.tr J,,__--.--"'-____ _ towels, dispasablt: contr.uners, your Hf!COnd car ... tJr 1·ut proftlli lo cletm up tnciustrral u•<UJle ••. and raise taxeH In updat<> fif't11aJw sy.'lt~mH~ So Tom Hayden b11 be- come one of th• a.o•eraor'1 major adviMn, prevallial .,,_ old frtmda and aupporten wllo healed Brown not to appolat Miller. Hayden and Browa DOW talk two or tnne Upaee a day - wlth Fonda comma in far tbe heavy public appearancee. Tbe governor baa submitted at -.i one ~peeeh to aaU-nuelear ac- tivists for their approval before they would allow him to appear at • California rally. For lfOod measure, bla new foreign policy advtaer is Daniel E Usberg. The deal, as far as I can tell. is this: Fonda and Hayden are supposed to organize troops for the Brown presidential cam· paign during a 5Ckity national s peaking tour they have planned for September and October. Brown will continue to give them a significant voice in California government and ap· polntment.s and support Hayde.n for l1.s. senator in 1982, When Republican S.I. Hayakawa is up for r e-election. WIU. IT WOUT 1 doubt it. We are talking about tough, am- bitious people on both aides. One trait that Brown and Hayden share ls suspicion; neither real- ly tru11t.s anyone, cert.a.inly not each other. What will probably happen la lbat Hayden and Fon- da will set whateVer they can from Brown -i.Mludln1 her •P· pointment to tbe atate's Arts Com mission -and he will get whatever he can from them In a couple of primaries. Then, after Brown fails in his grab for the preside ncy , h e will dum p Hayden overboard by ruruung himself for that Senate seat in 1982. You lake your chances when you get into a canoe with Jerry Brown <;rowded Skies Still Threaten Air Safety WASHING TON -Clea ring the DC· 10 for return to the skJes may end one specific air safety prohlem. but plenty more re m ain. How will they be dealt with one at a time following each new disas ter , or growth of private aviation. even the growing difficulty of going long dl:i>tances by automobile. have au contributed to an ir· reversible upsurge in fl ying. The number of passengers increased 13 percent last year alone. But airport facilities and s afe· ty equipment haven't kept pace V(ith the Jet Age technology that has made air travel so cheap today's jet pilots must still de· pe nd ultimately on their own vi- sion to avoid other aircraft In the high-speed traffic Jams over airports. They desperately need a compute rized collis ion avoidance system to prevent mid-air crashes like the one that claimed 14-i lives at San Diego last year with a well planned . c ompr e - h en s iv e approach that will bring s afety tech· nique s a bre ast of air fravel's s peed, com- fort and con- and popular. Terminals that CRmCS of the Federal Avu1 were up-to-date a decade ago uon Administration. includ1ng are now clogged with t raffic. in· Ra 1 p h Nad e r · s A v i at ion creasing the a lready heavy risks Consumer Action Project and or the most critical moments in the Airline Passengers Associa· aviation. Takeoffs, approaches tion, say the FAA ls slow to an· and landings. •' ticipate safety problems, bestir- ring itself only after disaster ONE SOLUTION, favor ed strikes. They cite the DC·lO's especially by private pilots, is structural defects, such as the venience? It depends on the publk's awareness of the problems, and the pres5ure that can be brought on airlines and government reg· ulators to come to grips with them . To find out what are the greatest dangers facing the fly. Ing public, we surveyed aviation expe rts, employees and con· sumer groups . the provision of s mall engine-mount crack that ca~ ''satellite" airport s near the recent crash In Chicago and metropolitan areas to relieve the cargo-door latch failure that congestion at the commercial took 346 lives In a 1974 Paris facilities. The airline Industry crash. looks to Its technicians for a solution : Planes could land even Federal reguJators deny that I th di to lb they have sacrificed paaaenier c oser toge er, accor ng e safety to the "keep 'em nytng" Air Transport Association, if demands of the lirline lnd\mtry. engineers could solve the prob-lem of "wake vortex ," the The FAA traditionally counters powerful swirl or air that follows criticism by noting that, on a THE AN8WE&8 varied, in large part depending on the particular axe that each group has to grind. But lhe buic prob- le m all parties qreed on a. our lncreulncly crowded sides-a problem that can only 1et more serious u the years go by. a jet in flight. per-mile buls. air travel is far For their part, the airline safe,r than. driving on the rua- pilol s have for years been lion • blthways. agitatln1 for more adv~ safety equipment. Though OTllD PROBLEMS lnclude they're better off than Charles pilot faUtue-exacerabat.ed by Lindbergh, who could see where the time lag and Irregular hours Air travel a. booming. Sharper competition, lower prices, the "ihe Splrit ol Sl. Louls was going brought on by high-speed jet 'O nly through a periscope, travel -and inadequate cruh Paul Harvey What our pvemment la not One oil company will test doln1 to increase our energy market gaaohol in one city . aupply Is lets lhan half that Amoco wlll meke availeble story. _ enough ot this 20-proof aut.Utute Whal our people are doinC is to run all lhe can ln Ottumwa, more exclUnl and more lipllfi-Iowa. See how motortata like it. cant. See about supply and prtcinl Weare1etUnglberel problema. Some sll&ea areotfer- Fuel COIU more and there'• lng to keep lhe cott down by not..,..... tA tt but. . . keeping taxe1 down oo 1uobol. Op the tun· Moel can will nm etncieat&J •bi.De IMM of without any modlllcalloo cia • tbat led1er I0·80 mix. Colorado 11 OU from.~ a. yet anotber 001 I DI oll. option. Several coal-oll or coal- C o I o r a d o 111 proj9cta are presenUy in de- a l o n • b a s velopment. but It takes four to •Dou I b to five yeart -If government Ind ,kttp all our envtronmentalltta stay out tA the car• rolUDC way -for a blueprtnt to produce for tbe DHt products. -Jean. ft't We are not taUtln• here 1bout coataioed lD "oll 1ba ... " &arty the more exollc ruturilUe ruea. ~ ..._ called it "the whlch •" or ma1 not prove -... ........... _.... , ,_-. -_... pracUcable. You Md I are rttbt ~di. I barNl It WM too DOW ....... cbtck8111 .. at .... to atnct oU from Ibale aJn-dY UWied but at • a llarnl Colondo a. _, · · allleltrtpel NUQS&ll ... ru DOW pro- OV Dadie It rll& tt.• wa1 duffe 11 per1111& of O.r ut11D'1 .... ~ ..... ··?~· bu& ••b'td1. ll ............... r W'N ............ ealJ powr fer tame ettlill -. .. u --~-- such u Cblca10. Another bird In the hand which deserves ac· celerat.ed development. WbateYer lhe amwen to our energy needs, more 1ovemment la not. In Ru11ia the 1overnment owu the oU and they bave a fuel sborta,e more acute Uum ow own. Oovemmenl In partnenb.lp wttb lndmtry for some maw.a objective, however, l1 tradl· tlonally Ameriean. The Tbomu Jeffeno11 Adallnlltrat.loD 1an Ell Wbltoey 111l1tance ln pro. duclns IUDS wtlh int.erchen1ea· ble part.a. Our nation'• raihuy1 were Quote. "I dlda't per 8DY .U.tioD to the ticket• ltee•H• I Jatt tho11111t the,... ... too .. , c atchl•I 1U11lup m•• ••• m urderere to •P••d U•• cbulal.,,,. tnme .......... - La•nnee DaWllOll ti Cldl-.. ................. ., ... ..... survivability safeeuarda that can keep a minor accident from turning into a holocaust ot fire or toxic fumes. Both these prob lems involve economic factor!. or profit and 10 88, and so far neither the airline industry nor the FAA is convinced that cor rectlon is worth the expense WAS HI NGTON WHIRL: fl will cost $233,000 more to keep a roof over Vice President Walter Mondale's head this year. The 86-year-old slate roof on the vice p r esid t!ntial r es ide n ce in Washington is In s uch poor shape, it was decided to replace the whole thing rather than con· tlnue to patch the leaks on a piecemeaJ basis. Last year alone il c09t $'7,000 to keep r aindrops from falling on the veep's head. -Jimmy Carter's succeaaful "anti·Wasbington" stance in 1976 seems to have caught on among presidential candidates this year. Al least five of the president's potential cballenaers -Ronald Reagan, George ~· John Connally, Robert Dole and Phil Crane -have set up their national campalgn headquarters acro11 lhe Potomac River In Nortbem Virginia. Meanwhile. ''Mr. Outside" of 1976 has become "Mr. Inalde" this time around. Carter is running from a headquarters in the District of Columbia. Crisis cooperative ojects. govern· menl and indust .... w• our exploraUoo of space. R ECt:NTL Y • however, IOV - ernment bas done more l'ellat· tn1 lhan autattna In lhe -.ray qllell. Government la spendlne m.e billion tbil 1ear-more oo NC-• ulatlon of ener11 prodtlfffl tban on 1enel'ltlon of new enerp. ~ So Americana are havlftt to• ittbe ......... Wtth windmtll1 and solar panell and enlinel lhat run• bydroseo. With com mllll burnlnc ~ eob1 and furniture f aclorl• b\lrnlq aawduet and farllMl'I •U1na IDltbaae out or chlclllll ~b~ncle Sam treau If·. .monumental prolthilt, AmerloMI lDdiftduallr are • coverta1 to b• a tlarllll ... claall••1•, aa eaeltl•I o~· poftUllllt.r. ftde -~ leWaa ..,. ... .............. ~.,. ..... ....... 'Spirit' Kept POW s Alive, Vet Clai,ms . , atVDSIDE (AP> -0.. topic Mnt~ pnlw to avoid d*Ull· ... ia uptun by &be eMtllf, HYI B.T. OllMlla, ftiD lolt u arm ud a a.. ..._asr-adeexplodednear American. I'd Uk• to thank YoU for wbat you did for mt and my 1eaera- Uon ." WITH VUTNAll ANO other wars racu.n1 from the American memory. prtlOQlrl ol war and military men .wbo were mlullll ln acUoo are belnc for1otten. veterua at the ceremony aald. MmAllVW..... ~ .. a.I .. · eom.. ke78IM 1peaktr for Na· UoeaJ POW-MIA &ffOllUUoo Day eeremom• et Rlvenlae NaUODaJ Cem~. Mid 1M ~t M woUk1 Mftl' be~. aDd be WUD't. ''Thia waa way oventue," Eliseo Goa1ale1, a veteran of· I.be Bataan Death Karch and a prbooer ol tbe Japaneee for 3~ years duri.DC World War JI, said of the recocnltion ceremoay. ' Ilaria de LOurdet PlntU.U,o bu ac-cepted aa off er to form a aovernment •• Portu1al '1 next prime mini.at.er. The amba11ador to UNESCO still must have approval of the Council of the Revolution ••at1T IT·• BAPPENSD to tbouaudl ol Amertcau Ulla ND· tUl'J," Niel OoUint, whom Go\-. Ed· mUDd G. Brown Jr. cboff lD January to bead &be Ca111onlla Comervatioa Corps. Gonzalea is commander of the Southern California Chapter ·of American Ex·priaoaen of War, an or· 1anlution whose members have pro· tested Gov. Brown's appointmenl of Edison Miller as an Oraqe County supervisor. Collim, 31, wbo retired ln 18 from the Army after five yean ol aervice, stressed tbe aame American values of patriotilm aDd comradeship that Prealdeat Carter did in bia naUooaJ enern addreu Sunday. NEW PAPER ~ INJ'EN'IED MOSCOW <AP) -A Soviet lDventor baa de· ve)oped a type of paper . made from atone that ls five tlmM thinner and mucb atrancer than or- . dinary paper, Tua re· "The American prisoner of war knows what a crisis or spirit is, because to be in combat ls one thing, if you're still alive, but to be cap· tured ls the most fearful thouJhl of any soldier. It's never discussed," Colllns told about 100· persons as- sembled for the ceremonies. M ILLEa aETlRED FROM the Marine Corps under formal censure after an investigation into charges be had collaborated wJlh lhe North Viet- namese while a prisoner. Asked to comment on lhe appoint· ment, Collins said, "Glv.en my con· cept of loyalty, I don't feel that it's appropriate to take a cheap shot at the 1ovemor after he gave me my day ln court/' WHAT KEPT THE prisoner of war going, Collins said, was his spirit. portl. Tbe Soviet newa agen· cy said the paper la made by 'melting basalt, . then drawlDI tbln flla· menta from the molten rock. The filaments are impregnated with restnt before being used to make I.be paper "People survived by staying together. Resardlesa of the sacrifice the individual made, that was the sustenance of spirit, the touchstone of apirtl that the prisoner or war com· munity bas proved to this nation is inviolate. Collins said he asked Brown to talk the appointment over with Republican Sen. John Warner of Virginia, who was secretary of the Navy during the Vietnam War. Brown did. "I can't give you back the years that you lost," Collins told the half dozen former POWs in the audience. "I can't heal the troublesome scars o n your p sych e But as one Brown "knew how I felt," Collins said. "I asked him if be felt that in his heart it was the best thing to do .... All of us will someday have to answer for what we do." ~ .... Leued Aprle•t .ltdee• DEAR PAT: I tanned eome apricots laat week and proce11ed them in a bolliq water bath aa re<!· omm.W lD my cannJ..nc book. Durinl process· inc mare tba ball of the liQuid botlecl out ol tbe .tans. What did I do wron1? The Jan all seem to be sealed, eo do they have to be reprocessed? S.C., San Clemente 'fte ...a eaae of 1111* 'belal loa rr.m eu· 1.a.1 Jan ._.. precen .... la lb& tM jar waa •ftll.t ... Ml w ,_ ••J' M& laa•e left ••A lteMI ipace Claalf • ~> .. allMr fw -... ..... Grlal lteadq. ft •aJ IMt th& ,.. pecbd die fnl& ta tile Jar &oo uP&IY. er 61 89& 1e& aD of die air Mll•les oat b1 nubl& a --·~ kl&ellee ateull · behreem &lie plece9 al fral& after ftlllu tM Jar. ()flea, lteatlq &lie, .......... paikla1 I& la Ute Jar wm drtve -·· ., Ute air ... pnftllt tlte lo91 of tiqmd. II tlte jars are property sealed, Ute loss of llqald wW -' cause spoUa1e and you do 8ol aeed lo reprocess tile rood. Stweo Ca• Tak.r Roller Co•• . DEAR PAT: Part or the outside of our house is stucco. I'm going to paint it soon, using exterior latex muonry paint. Is it possible to use a roller for this job in view or the rough surface or the ''stucco? H.R., Fountain Valley A Y8 patatblg soarces say yea. UM a relier wltlt a tltlek •ap. Keep I& geeerwal)' ladea ~ pala& ad eeftl' eaclt eeetloll tltorM&laJy. Use a brwla for..to9Clt.,. U yoa rm late DJ' area •Mn '" roller doel ao& get between tlile 9&WICt\O crevices .udtwdell&atlt I · SftMI Letter9 ~i Brelcfta Ge.,.• DEAR PAT: When damaged merchandise is . received through the mail, ls it a cood idea to send it back to the company with a complaint letter, or should you Just write about the problem fint? • L.R., ea.ta llesa . Newel'....,. tla•aaed ............... , .. llHe recehed a replJ .. ,..r ... ,...., leUer .,,.... ..... ,.., ....... kwtl•• -...... wllere •....,.die.,...,, If,.. are uke4l .. ..., I& '8ck. 861 .. ,_.. .. ,_.. ..... tlle date el .................. u ......... oeeaned .. •znss ......... keep ... .,....... .. case I&'• ...... _ ...... • 24;srt ..,. ,_..., adlla. Adi u aa .....,_...., RllleOl•••e~lllra..._ DEAR PAT: Cu a mobUebocne park cbaqe its .,.. for die tenants about 1uesta, pets or cbildral~ T.G., Santa Ana . ""-'* • ., -dln • ... nlee, Ml I& eu .••• ,, .................. c 1 -,..'1'111&• 1llle ....... llfta • ..,. ..... II ...... la "Cot a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat wall cut red tape. getting the answers and ochon you need lo solve mequit~s m government and bwmess. Mail your questions to Pat Dunn, At Your Service. Orange Coa.'t lbly Pilot. P 0 . Boz 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As many Letters as possible will be an.iwered. but phoned mquines or Letters not mcla.ding the reader's fWl name, address and ~ss hours' phone .numbercannotbeconsu1ered. Thiscolumnappearsdai· ly except Sundays." writing. Tbe c1taa1e mast be reaHaable, and be Oped by &lie tellut. U Ute team refun to alp ••ell a .ace, tbe effect of &he nale wW take place ab m.aa.. after aervice ol tM .Uce. Beater Ca• Cool llet E•glrte DEAR PAT: Can you find out if there's any way to prevent a car from overheattna when you're stuck in rush hour traffic on a bot day? This baa happened to me several times lately, and I'd like, to know lf there'• anything I can do to help C90l the engine while I'm waiting to start driving a aln. C.J., Irvine Accelerate tlle enatae ill neatral for altort periods. Tiiie speed of tile raa wlU htcrease and draw cool alr ~Ill Ute ndla&or. U Ute tem· peratare IDd.lcalOr lights ap oa Ute lutrument · puel, It's a clear algaal yov car ls In trouble. Tiie flnl tidal lo do la tarn Oii tlle beater. You may 1et bot but your englne wW cool dewn. U Ute red warn· Ing Ugbt stays on, ltowever, stop tile car and open tlJe hood. Don't touch tile radiator cap ror !O or 30 mlnutee untU Ute radlator has stopped ateamla1. Then open tile cap and add water. S&op 11 IOOll as possible at a aervlce atatloa and have tile coollDg system cltecked. lldlrer• lrteo•e Ll•lted ·DEAR PAT: I'm not sure I understand bow much a retired person can earn and still get full Social Security benefits. WiU yGu look lnto this for me and explain It? H.E., Costa Mesa Tllere Is a UmJt oa bow macll yoa cu ean a.cl sUlJ ceUect Soclal Secartty belleftta. For lt'J't, U yoa're 15 or over, Sl lD beeeflU Is ~ for eaclt $Z 1" ean abeve 94,511. 'fte -.ly esceptloll Is tllat If lt'J't Is you first nc.lre••l 1ear, YH'U 1et you fall moa&lalJ clteek for eau m..U. m wltlclt )'09 Det&lter wo,. u aa employee fer ••re U..• SS'15, eor perfena .. ..._...Ual Mriteee la aeU-emplo)'mat,'~ reaanDeu of,_.. Mlal ean· Ill&• for &lie year. U JH're _..r II, dM ...... eanlql eaJ.11111 ia Sl,411; die .....W, Is sat. After ,..,reaell 71 (1t ..._.ta ... ,, ,.. cu make uy amoa& ud 1UU draw ,...r Id Sodal 8ecarl&7. WIMD 1" WO,. la .......... J'MI' ean• lal• •aJ affed 1•r on aM ,.... de,.•dem• be..n&I. U a depeadea& ..a. Ida eanlap will affee& ..a, Illa bneflU, U ,._ eanlap la retare. meat woald reHI& la lllaller lteaonta, J••r lleaeft&a wUI be aatomadeallJ ...-..... eadl year ad JW wtD recelft Ille IMreue wlllall& fanller appllcatlea. ne ea...,. ... after.,. a wm lie ra-.. .. ............... 1111 ............ 1111. Aller IU& tlle 11111 wtll be tied .. a..,... ..... ., .....,._ ....... '' &ee1a1 llced1. ne ea .......... ._,........_ • .._wlllla- ereue • .... ,_..,.........._la -a en· ......... a1pt111s c~apon tormoff. ... DAIL y PILOT A 1 .,.. - "Alld ....... '-'J. I'd ... te It if the went up •bile youwwtd ,.., .... .. For the Record LAS VEGAS, ... v. -M•rrl• .. llc.e-• 1--""9 JJl(iudt: """•" ME NSLEY·PALA01NO -Wiiiie"' EdWl11. st • ...i E"'lly, 51. llOtll of Colt•MeU. 90NANN0-SANT0lt0 -~rcto JeM. U, Md Ell ....... J .. JO, both of s.nc.....,. •. JUtlR • HUGHE$-MAY • MlchNI 0.vld, 111, end Cerel Jee11, 20, 11>0111 ot -SlllllftMr. ot1""'..-1na&.T -Kerwtil Roy, 41, .... UIS ....... •,119111of Hwnl· ............ CQHE~ -Dewld e ........ ti, .... Llllda ~. JI, l>Olll ot w.tt"'I u . oooo•TT·CASTILLO -ltellll E .. erll, Jt, of CMle MeW. •I'll Yl .......... elWHtminlllr, HOLfl'ORO.TANNER Gery Allell, :U, of El Toro, ..... s.nctre JoltM, :U, of TUJlll\. FOHHER·HER~DEZ TllOmH o .• 10, ........ fide. "· llOtfl of Sen Cleme11 ... , Mc DONALD-SHULER Cherin Rlcll•rll • .eo • ..,.. l(et,,.rlne AM. 7•. ...... ..._.._ ... WOOG·81EBERL Y K.-th M., 23, •nd Oebre Sue, 11, ll>O!ll of El Toro. JULY I ltlNG·MAALEA -Larfy 0., 11. end Jonelle Merle, 20. ll>Oth ot Sen Clemente. YAN lttl"t•·WOltTHINGTON - WwMr • o.yt Lewll. ta. ef C-. MIM, -MelMle Lee, 20, of Huntlneton ...... FltANZKE·aAltRENA ltolf Hl.wkll, d, of FOl#IC.llln V•lley, eflCI Ftore Oetwet. 43, of Cost• Meu. SALAZAlt·ROCHELEAU $"'"" It..,, 24,MlllJ...,M .. 21,Mtflof Hwn- ~9Ncl\. ltUSSELL·JOMNSON -Ml<llH I FJoyd, ._ elMI JUdM Mf\ tt. ll>offl of CnleMetL WHllLIS$-McCAltTI4Y -Vlr91t MIMard. H, .... HHMtll Clw~IM, SS, llOtlt el L..l'9lllW Hlfb.. CLAltlC-HYATT -T«ret ~y. 41 • .,_. ......... l.MM, 22. -of Coet•Mne. JULYI S"ANICS•8LACICWELL LH .._,, 0 , ..... lMc't .._,"·-of lrvl,., JOIU>AN-$nHCER -Fref'll Earl, Jt, elld ('fnttlle Ann. JI, ll>Olll of CoMe MeM. HOOCHIN<OIC • urry DHn. ,., eflCI R•Y ..... 2', ll>offl of Cosle Niese. IUCHAlt~flONTE • ~"' J., 32. -CIW'O. ll, llOC!lof COIU MeW. VALENTIN-WAltO -A_., JoM, IO, eftCI a--tyn Y-. JI, llOCll of HIMlllfttlilft 9ffdl, CALLos.GE°"GE -J-Leo, ll. Mid llOM -· lS, llOltl of Hunl· 1ne-8Meh. •• ~~~~~·~:u~~~ ~~n~~h ~j JULY4 UNDANGAM-$GHNA8EL -Rt111r- recl0rl C., ~. MCI GW'tM Carle, 2', ll>O!ll of Feunteln Valley. MINCHEA·MAUK -Bredle't J., 2S, •11d Jemi. Lee, It, ll>ottl of Hunt• inqlon~. BAUMGARDNER·BARRIER - JtHY T•lbert, 31, ..... Glnoer T., 31, ll>olh of Coste MeM. ,) ~~=:::LEE -R•leif'I EOWenl. ,., of A~ ..... ErfN LOV, ll, of Deatlu iEuewhere , JULYS PRINGLE·CUHNINGHAM · Phillip Arthur. 23. ol Cost• Me\•, •nd uruen E .... n. of An-Im. ~NAPA (AP> Brother F'rederlek, 51, board chairman for Christian Brothers Mont La Salle Vineyards, died Thursday. Bom Uvalde> Bortillo , Brother l'rederick entered the Christian Brothers no· vitiate in 1945 and as· sumed the chairmanship in 1978 PACIACYllW • • iomAL pAltl( Cenwtery Mortuaty CNs>el 3600 Pllctfic VteW Drive Newport Be.c:h 644-2700 liilOnUAIJIS Laguna Be.c:h 4'94-9415 1 L~ll ~ San Juen C.plstrano 496-1776 LA........-r.oun ~ • C.mstety Cl-.IOf'Y 1m Giller Ave. Coll8Meee 54011184 M&.n•••llDM Rl•Hta. ... a.a. COiia ..... 87:M4IO IU.mDMWAY llllCMlftlMY '10 9roedw•y c... ..... .... IO ' We""'ln-. 81t0WNE·CARRICK -c 11 .. 1es JoWpll, '7, -Loh C., S:I, ll>otll of WHlmlMttf ~·-•• .,,_ ·-. .._.. J1C-·-·-•Or .,, ........ ·-·-..... ·-.... 41-·-·-.,. .. _ == .. ,. ·-·-.,_ ... .,. ... PVBUC NOTICE ,._ PWll"'9d Or ..... CoaSI Dell., Plltf ""..., JMly 20. 17. Aue. :i. 10, ,.,, Pullll-Or_,. CoeJt o.lly Pli.t, 2747' Juty n . 20, 11 eftd .iwo. i. 1m ,..,_,. PtJBUC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE Pt18UC NOTICE .... •~aust .. Ht ...,_ITAHMa .. T , .......... --"dOift9 .... ~. !!ft• ••. CASCAOa INVESTOltS. L TO • :iott sw ... Otl .. , cosi. Meu, CA. ttU6 ArttlwNow911 lt-.J•. (~•I Pe•l,..rl, ,.., S•M O..in. Cftl• Meu, CA. ta» T 11 I• lllKlflff • It c ooodli< led llmilecl~ Art!MOr H. R-. Jr. ~e4P-10f' ~1---.,LTO Tiii• .... _, ... flied wltfl, I,_ C.-l't Clettl ot Or ..... c-.ty Oft July - 14, 1'7t. PUBLIC NOTICE ST AT•Ml!NT OP WtTitORAWAL ,.OM p""°'"•ltSNIP OPERATING UNMlt PICTl1'10UI 8UllMHINAME TM fol._.. fHIOft nes w}tfldr•wn ., • 9e11eret ••rt11er from lh• perlntrSlllp oeWr•lll9 Ulldtr ,,,. fk · lllloul llu5lllet\ ,,_..,. ol IHOUSTRIAL SERVICES, .. 1'1tl C0111tr1Ktl011 Cir. E., trvlM, CA '2714. T,.,. tk Utloln bllslneu ...,.,,., 11•1• ment lor ,,. ,..,_,,,.1p we1 llled on I0/ 11/71"' "" (llunty of Or~. Full Neme •nd Addrtn of 1111 "9rson Wlthdr_,"9 Jecll IC......., tern~ T,. u . ........... --..~ ..... J.O. Kirt._., PUBLIC NOTICE •tenTIOUS 8USl .. ESS NAME STATIMIMT Tiit IOllowlllQ per\Ofts •re dotn9 Hslntu .. : THE ABSOLUTELY NATURAL FOOO STORE. 1360 Center Ortve. ------C-P..-m-4- H1111llllQt011 8Md>, Ca&ffornle '26<11 Oorl' M. Rel-rd, !SUS Hunl NOTICE Of' TltllSTllll'S SALR l"91011 Vlll<t99 Le,,., # 61, H1111llt19ton ,,., Ne • .., .. 8te<ll, CeltlOrnl• 92647 Re: SL llM T • .Jowph Btant. !SUS Kwnllneton SANTIAGO f'IANK. • C•ilfornle cor- Vlll• ~. •61, Huntington k.c.ll, poretlOll, es duly eopolnttd TrustN c.llfornl•"'47 under the fo41-1"9 OH<rlbed deed OI Tiii• l>llSIM H Is COfMIU<ted by • trust WILL SELL AT P UBLIC AUC· ..... rel-1nersllip. TIOH TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER Dorl!. M. Retnllard FOR CASH lp;tY•llle •I time ol ule In Tllh "•'-nt WH filed with ll'le 1-lul ,_., ol .... United 51 .. HI •II County Cler• OI~-Count., on Jul., rlllftt, tit~ end lntit'"' con ... .,.ci to tt, tt7t. •lld now held ll>V II under wld C>Nd ot P'lt .... Put>llshtd OrMlll'J Coesl 0.11., Piiot, July 10, 21 .... A119. l, 10, IW' 21ff·1• Pl18UC NOTICE Truu 111 1111 property llertlnelter OH<rllled: PlJllUC NOl"IC& ... . , . , Ftldlly, July 20, 1979 . . DAILY PILOT Aa • • s.~ LagURf:Jh8 Fight, I or Library 8y 8:~"~ ~ELL that, ll cuta have to be made. the collect slsnatW'fll, and u.ey~ Oran,e County la contemplat· ll~~ary tboul4.be comldend. delishted when their vo6ce1 .. i ns closiDI the tiny South We.were Mked by the County heard by the elected offtctall.''"'! Laguna county Ubrary, and local Admh11stralive Office to come But then It comes up tbe oat readers aay they are tired of up wlth a lilt or possible cuts.'' year and they say. 'What's ~ fl I ht in I the B 0 a rd 0 f said Riley alde Steve Kozak. use?' " ~ , Superviaora. He said the 1mall operation in "This is the lblrd year aJJd The bud1et·trimmlng proposal South La'una costs $30,000 a there's a tot or enthusiasm, bul1a is the third in as many years yeadr in direct operaUna coeta, certaln amount or pesslmismt ' and library supporters are 81.u; an that i-. will be presented u a he said. gatbertn1 alp.aturea from tho9e pla~e to cut the bud1et ir 1uch wbo use the office library at outJ are necessary. "ALL IT TAKES is one stro~ 31658 South Cout Highway. ' ' of the pen and the library ia "TBE8E ARE 27 <county) libraries and the South "Laguna branch la the fourth highest in the DUOlber ol books circulated per e mployee hour speof," says Dana Smith, a South Laguna re- sident and supporter of the branch. "So it's cost-efficient. she said. "Sure, it's not a fancy library, but it gets a lot of use - especially from the older people who can't get to the Laguna Niguel or Laguna Beach branches." "LAST YEAR S~pervlsor out." ... Riley convinced fellow board Sµpervisors are to consider me~bers to spend re.venue-the budget cut later tbis mooUi. shanng funds to keep the library and s upporters of t he tiny op~n for another year.'' Kozak library say they'll be there ~ sa.1d. ''That's why it's up again once again -in an effort to keeP this year. It's a policy decision." their reading facility open. . Last year, library supporters, including the South Lagooa Com munity Association , ~athered 700 signatures support· mg the reading facility. And t h e year before , Supervisors received 1,400 signatures to keep the library open another year. • , , Delly rttet SUH ,_. 8UDGeT SQUEEZE AGAIN THREATENS BRANCH LIBRARY CLOSING Re...._.. Gird for Third a.ttle to S.ve Popul•~ Feclllty In South Legun• She said that in light of the energy crisis. "it only seems practical to keep the community library in the community " · "This is the third year it has come up with the supervisors, and a lot of people are tired of fighting," said one library volunteer who did not want to be identified. .. scene ... everyetay In the BUT AN AIDE to Fifth Dis- trict Supervisor Thomas Riley says his office is recommending "LOTS OF VOLUNTEERS <in years pasU went door to door to DAILY PILOT fho's Old? Finner Active at 98 I GIJINEA, Ohio CAP> -Charlie Potts drinks a cwartPf beer each morning and g~ throug,b two pouc~ of chewing tobacco a day. - Noise Rule · OLD w AR Eyed for SHIP FOlJND FA.HRENllEIT 104 HOTTUIS •SPAS• GAZEIOS DECK ENVIRONMENTS COMPlET~ SYSTEM Redwood hot tub. benches. Baker Hydro Spa pa~ge. hoc;e. 1ets. thermal cover. and all necessary fillings to plumb UP vovr tub ~ W. Shannon M.-U Norman l. Zeller M.O Anne H. Pric.e Phd. take pleasure 1n announcing the assoc1at1on of Wesley Y. Kim M.D. Ped1alnc and Adolesoent Medicine Virginia L. Watford Phd 1'.:hn1ca1 Psycholog~ Soddlebock Pediatric Medical Group, Inc. 27852 Puerta Real Suite 202·204 Mission Viejo. Ce. 92691 Telephone 495-1380 831·9740 • ·' ti • • .,... ...-nd ulll In your sunsets. Buy _. ol a. drum boats U~ In ..tlle Boating classlfled ads of the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 ' Hs teeth are gone, he uses a stick to help him get n-ound and he sometimes has short dizzy spellJ. But he tends his 80-acre farm IOTTS, 98, WAS HONORED as Ohio's oldest farrrer. l e dug up a basket or potatoes one morning this ~eek. · ·Once in a while I reel a little tired.'' con- fess1 d Potts, who still lives on the Clermont Coun- ty firm enst or Cincinnati where be was born Sept. 2. 1180. "But I go. Oh, I go. I get on my tractor and fee lb little better." . . potts has the indomitable farmer spirit. Dur- tng ~he day, he hates sitting in his 100-year home. Whfn he wants to relax, rain or shine, he sits in his fav•rite chair and watches over his land . . • . "I ONLY MISSED THREE days I didn't get outlast winter," be says. , "Sam (bis aoo) says I ain't 1ot nothing to do. I ~·W}IYS got ~metbing to do. I'm weeding, plant- ~JJg, raking. I ve done more raking than anybody 11 Clermont Cowity " 'Copters SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER Robbery 'Bounty' Offered Al thn the lllOlllh of July SAVINGS FROM 50°/o to 70°/o or .... ....... ..-w...._,........._ ............ T . ,,._, .._ .. lllllle4.,. _. _. • llW. Te__.. ... he sale 1s on now and will ..W alutlw _. .... ,._.,,..., ...... ...,...,continue throughout the llMw• ..... ,... ...... ww•• 11 ,., montllofJuly 222 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa ...... ,,.... Gr11...,.• NwMty) ..... 646-3737 /646-8 I 94 ·&ST.A.TB SALE OF '.IBWELRY- ~--STAL· POR~BLAllW - Wll01'ZES- , ~BD&· SILVER IALE Frldlly. ..........,, .MCl ....... y . nights ' J~ly 20, 21 •rid 22 BAKERSFIELD tAP) -A jeweler has offered a $20,000 "bounty" for the arrests and conviction of two armed robbers who wounded his wife . "We're the bounty hun· ters," Jerry Goldberg said Thursday. "I want anybody who tries to rob us in the future to know that there will be a bounty on their beads FRESNO <AP> - Proposition 1.3 does not prevent improvement district aueasmenta for s treets, sewers, and utilities, tbe 5tb District Court or Appeals has ruled. Strongman Lifts Car, Saves Two MIDDLETOWN, Conn. <AP> .:_ Harry W aterbouae, at S-feet·8, 180 pounds, describes hlmaeU u "about a hair stron1er than tbe aver .. e" for Ilia lbe. B• Waterboale, a 19-year-o&d welder, aum· moned all b1a ltnnltb to Ull an overturned )110 ~vertlble to aaft two trapped vlcUma. Tbe car wetallled 2.400 pounds and Watenoule lifted lta rear end ebout two feet. One ol tbe penom neeued, Jobn A. S,.tafora. aald, ·•1t•1 L':J unH=r,.:~~ wu able to plek tt up. It Juat to be aolDS tbroulb blm -andl"mlledttwu." N o w you can re l al( anytime. anyplace w1lh our Islander Portable Spas 1n stallat1 o n and cuc;to m decking by Jamkar Inc State L1c No 331 154 Hydroponics · -Prove l o V0ijrse1r II Reolly Works' HYDROPONIC STARTER KIT Complete k1I includes growing lroy w11h drain. holding b1Jckel. nu111en1s grovel. pH 1es1 k11. waler cond11ione1 and ins1ruc11ons frotn '1695" I COMPLETE 17. 95 l •Gardening WlltlOUI SOii l I I ' -------~~~~~~l ( Nursery Special J t ASPARAGUS l FERN -'Sprengerl' Lush ground cover or graceful f container plant. 1 l Gal. Takes sun i R 3 50 or shade l --------=~ ........ ·~· ~:::::===~:;----1 I Floritte Special J t ~~~buds," I BEAUTIFUL ROSES ->t•e> I -· '••f HI. .• ,. , PUBLIC NOTICt; ...... '""lttCNICOV•TCHO ,,.. UAT• CN'~l~ .. IA '°" tM• COUtll"' ~ Otlto ... a -·· HCttli.utW.A --··~-ft rllt ......... ,., ...... , • .......... --- ; • • . .. . . . . . ............ .,,,...,------· PICTtllOUI eu11H•H ...... ITATH•a .. 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IMJ W. "I st N•r ... taa1*1 ~-. .t tllilb' alMIU.Z wtD be ftve dlrec· _..._•,_...-Sept. 4 • tM Moulton Nlauel Waw DMlatct oladlee. W. ftft INCVllaaNft-lDdadiq oee for a cw.,_,. ... -baw. m.d lO nm .,alD and = ===-M-::-'aeed to round out the ror tbe ant U.., electlmm wW be conch.act.eel bJ mall._.. to tM ailDOlt 11.000 propert,y owoen l• Uae 1prawU.. diat.rtet tbat coven Lquna Nlpel, Lq'mla "11Ula and portlonl o( . Miulon V6-jo. . .. We want to aee if tbe mail-in· ballots wiJI make a difference 1n the <vo&er) turnout," says Tom Jlloody, a Lquna NilUll Community Aa· sociatian board member. Hi.a UIOdation has been critical of water Juron Back Billon Rape The Orange County Grand Jury has taken a stand 1n support or a bill tbat would make rape a crime of "great bodily injury" and tbua allow judges to lmpoee stiffer aentencets. Jn one of its first acta since being em· paneled, jurors voted 1n support of Senate Bill soo. THE BILL WOVLD aESTOaE rape as a crime -of...ireat.bodlly-uuury, tbua r.wrU.ac a decision · su~d last year by tbe state Supreme Court. By makina it a crime of great bodily injury, Judges could impose an addlUonal three-year prison term. The bill also would abolish the automatic right of a defense attorney to subject a rape victim to a psychiatric examination IT ALSO WOULD EXTEND provisions pro· tecting the confidentiality of a conversation between a rape counselor and victim and extend evidence protectiona to victims of forced sodomy and oral copulation. The jury's action will be conveyed to the As· sem bly Criminal Justice Committee Bus Workers WuiAward.8 20%-50% REDUC110NS SFORI~ Sll1S·9MtlS NECKWfAR SUCKS __ _.._. TUESDAY, JULY24TH, 10AM-9PM. WEDNESDAY, JULY25TH, 10AM-6PM. THURSDAY, JULY26TH, 10AM-6PM. FRIDAY, JULY27TH, 10AM-9PM. SATURDAY, JULY28TH, 10AM-6PM~ We will be dosed Monday. July 23rd and on Monday. July 30th. THE MARINA 4728 ADMIRALTY WAY MARINA DEL REY CALIFORNIA 90291 (213) 823-7955 THE PLAZA 505SOUTH FLOWER STREET LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90071 (213) 489·2997 119 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH CALIFORNIA 92660 (714 > ·159.1s22 ,,_,July 20. 1979 DAll.Y PfLOT All THE OLIVE BRANCH . . FURNITURE SALEI Tiiis w11k91 sp1cl .. I s35 OFF -.::• Wlndlor Oak Ann Chair (offer good July 18-July 25) South Coast Pfaza VIiiage, Sunflower & Bear. Santa Ana . ... ' AIU.ING -1 neme In Clllfom6-horticulture tine. 1920 .. OPEN MON-SAT HOTOU> ·SUNDAYS ITOI:» . eoMAL CHMC11 ACCOUNTS • YllA CMD • MAITRR CHARM • fRD ~ .~ ............ ,. .... ~ ...................... .. DAILY PILOT L II. BOYD ) . \ INPOIHll In t•e . NATION Science Seen Deflating Man's EgQ C All811DOE. Mau. <AP> - lcl•... Ml produced a paradox. ... el II ,..eettUoMra aay. It bat enorwlOllll1 laereAMd the powen of lnlmu ....... but at UM ume time, I& hi r1 lklMd tbe lmpr ... lon ol tbelr ·~· It ha1 "dimlnlabed mao'a lmace ot IWDMlf,'' com,w.r aclentilt Thomu 8 . lbertdan told the World Con- ference on Faith, Selence and tbe Future, aponaortd by the cro11· de nomln•Uonal World Council of Cburcbet. TBll DOWN·ICALllD view of human alpillcance wu described at tJae· tntenuational UMmblJ ol Idea· tJata and tbeo&ottana u havtnc come about tbrouCb • hlatortcal sen. ol telenWlc ft.ndina• OD the human role 1n tbe univene. The computer la simply the latest of tbeee "lDluha," aald Sheridan, ot, the Ma111cbuaett1 Jnatltute of Tecbnoloty. He said that while the computer baa vastly enlarted man 's capablllUes, It also Lends to abrln.k hlm to tbe level of a computln1 machine or lesa. since he'a not as f aat or ~curate. ANOl'llE& •IT computer ICMD• tllt, JOMpb Webenbaum, said thft once tbe notion of man as a mechanized devtce becomes prev-. alent. it would mark "the death of the buma species, In abort literally 1enoclde" and atao the "murder of God." It la a "FauaUan bargain which ia rapidly killing us spiritually," he said. The computers' implied lessening of man's uniqueness, while at the same t.lme enlarging his technical mastery, was pictured as part of a lon1 ~=: of ldeDUDc strides havtna etteeta . •AN'& ftll8T downcradiAI came with the dlHovertes ol Copernlcua tbat Earth ii oaJy a aecoadary planet of one small star OD the edce of one 1alaxy. Then came Darwin. wltb bis general evolutionary theory that man is only a product of other animal ro rm s. and Freud, wltb bla psychoanalytic theoriet that mu la shackled to bale animal inaUncta and drives. SAVINGS FOR EVERYONE SALE ENDS SATURDAY. JULY 21ST ... HURRY. SOME QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! M e us your shopping stop .for savings this weekend. ~ ~ . , 25o/o off*. Misses' pants and jeans in many styles and sizes. Entire stock of pan Ls and jeans marked down for your weeke nd shopping. Choose from the latest styles and colors to fit your wardrobe ne..."<is. Available in junior sizes :J-13. •resular low price ,JIJN IOR Rt:~·1,~;CTll >NS \ .. , .. Save $43. Men's 3-pc. suits in solids, stripes and plaids for fall. Latest look in sui~s are 6688 styled from non-wrinkle woven polyester. 2-butt.on cool with center vtmt. !5- hutton ~est hm1 pocket.N. REC. $110 MEN'S I 'l.<lrlfl ~i; c!f;.,. ;, ~-',,-- cc: :~):-1 ? s _,., /J ~,1 I j /f ,,.._,~ . I, I SAVE39o/0 SUPERMAN~ TOPS ' { FOR TODDLERS CURLING IRONS FOR EASY CURLS 299 REG. 3.te.4.29 Delightful polo-style shirts with Superman" emblem will delight youngsters. Sil.es 2-4. 4'.99, ewe.tahlrt •.• 3.99 CHILDREN'S PASlllONS SPECIAL MEN'S TUBE SOCKS IN SOflTERRY 7&~8Cl'Jlkl2611i 87c n,lon tube eock. One., .. 9-14. AllOrted colon. PAIR IRN'll f'UllNt8H1N08 3ss REC.6.44 0 Ory curling iron has rcudy lig ht., swivel cord. Quick and easy. (j) 14.99, compact curl- ing iron ......... 9.88 Ht!ALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS SAVE'2 2-SLICE POP-UP AUTO TOASTER Convenient col-}497 or eelec:tor· llght to dork toast.. Puet.ry set.ting. REC. 16.99 llOU!IEWAREK Save 1/2. Men's comfortable, stylish embroidered sport shirts. New open-collar styling 597 with two pockets, s hort sleeves. Washable polye8- tcr/cotton 10 Holid toneti. In Hizes S, M, L , XL. REC. $12 Mt:N'H FURNISlllNG:i SAVE•to BLACK KETTLE COOKERBBQS 44ss REC.54.99 22~H porce;ain coated steel cooker with wood //~-..---.-.... grips fo r mobility. 69.99, colon ..... 49.88 49.99, 18" eriDe ..• 39.88 OARDENSHOP ~~ 50%To60% OFF* MEN'S RACER SWIM TRUNKS FIT SNUG Sleek, faat. dry nylon Ly- cra• spandex. Solids or pat.terns. Size S.M.L. •re1uler low ptlce M~:N'S t'UKNIHlllNCl'I SAVE'126 12" BENCH SAW WITH EXTENSIONS Cute up t.o 3'4· •333 In. deep. l '4·hp IDOtOr' develope to 2~-hp max . REC. 418.• HARDWARE ~~ .. ·. ·.,. Sav~54%~~, Soft, thick cotton and polyester floral bath linens. D1RCOntinued bath linens. 59c :J.99, bath towt'I ...... 1.99 :l.79. hand towel ...... l:l.9 WASH Other diHcontinucd buth CLOTH linenH arc ah10 Hale priced . REC . 1:29 lltUUl!ll<: ANll UN~;N =:=. •. SAVE'40 BIG 50,000-BTU WALL FURNACE 16988 REC.209.95 Dua I-wall gravity Oow model. Ceramic coated heatexchanger. All other wall fumac- e11, 10% off ffl· price. l't.UMBINO ANO.HEATING SAVE 1/2 EXERCISE BIKE FOR FITNESS Dittcont.inued 34sa bike ha11 tension contr ols. 14 • whoels. Save! REC.•.99 . COSMETICS SAVE•t40 Hr RADIAL SAW CUTS UPT03" ~b7.'ur.~ •259 ~ .. ,,....., apindle. llf'.G. .... HARDWAU YOU CAN SAVE MORE NOW AT WARDS LOW PRICES-USE CHARG-ALL CREDIT WAllllll~::: ,,,,_..,._=~IP .,_,......__ .... l'llklllltl f'IOIM Y111 ... -,. .,.,__ ... -. ... ., ... """'"'hr ...._....... ,_, ...... -• ...,.. ,_.,~,.. i!lo91 ....... lor-A ................. ~-~ .. M ... Wla ... Jlljl• ..... l<ll~" ..._. s!r_ .......... c ll•,...._n...._11114 "4_....., ... .,_~•ottlilr_..,.._ 11_._.._...,_..,.,.,,,_, = ...... ......, . .,....._,.....,.___.., _.,... __ ...... ,.,,..,._J,...._w __ . .. .... COVINA ROSEMEAD SANTA ANA MONTCl.Allt IAGLE ltOCK SAN lllJtAJtDINO LYNWOOD ltlVEltllD£ LAKEWOOD COSTA MESA CANOOA PARK WUT LOI ANcll..U NOltWALK 'roUANCE fUU.EltTON HAWTHOllNt PANORAMA CITY HUNTINGTON llACH Vl.NTUllA SANTA MAaJA IAIU.SnlLD P MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00 AM TO t:OO PM ... SATURDAY 1:30 AM TO 1:00 PM ... SUNDAY 11:00 AM TO 8:00 PM IJ • . -. ' . f. J ; ,...~ao.1m Joggers Urged to Run to Work NEW YORK CAP) -Fred lAbow bu a IOIUUOn to lbe enern lbonat• -all ~rs abould run to won. Lebow. I.be president ot U. Nw Yori! ROid Ruuen Club. kicked olf tb• "N•Uoa•l·Run·to·Work'' IDOVt • meat here. D MID THAT Pretldeot Carter'a :t:, wa1e falled to meoUon I.be '1 IDOlt abundant neource -"bumu eoeray." "I want to \ell the country that. UMrt ti I IOluUoo to lbe eoer11 criall aDd it'I not OPEC," sald Lebow. 4T, a runner for 10 yean. ' TBE PUaPOIE OP t.be move· ment, laid Lebow, 11 to lbow lbe n Uma&ed 25 mlWoD Jouen 1D the naUoo that tbeJ ca iDco.,.,... their e xerciae pro1ram1 fnto tbelr llfeatyi.. . About 100,000 of tbe ..Umated 25 mllUoo runners are re1ular "work· rUDDen," accordbai to Lebow. Lebow acbowled&ed that Joain1 to work cauaea aome problems, ln· WEEKEND~ A''INGS I SALEENIJSSATiffll>AY.J ULY 21ST... . ~ Y HURRY, SOME QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! $ to SAVE*40 POa OPl'ICSI NOT equipped wkb 1bower1, Lebow •UCIHta Joll•n pack a 1fC1a19 or towel la a "nadlll ·kW' to wulMIP wttb. '!'be otlMI' pro- blem• are "a matter of educatim." beaald. ''We have to convlace the archltecta who build t.be builcffnp, the d..tpen wbo dello the clotbel a nd the owne ra wlao rua the reetauranta that numinl to wort 11 a way ol life," be aald. About U re,ular work-ruuen were on band H tHtl':~ to Lebow'• statementa. Many tlult Ua addWoD to Nvlq WfO, Jouert could Nft IDOMJ and pertaaPe lfDM, and aee nature at ltl beet. WBATEVEa TBS aBAIONr .IAkl Lebow, be wilbed people wowa re· alile tbat "men were meant to nm." "God created the human body," be aaid, "and be didn't crea\e it with four wbeela.1tuck on lta bottom.,. s! 0 SAVE•St .8-CU.FT. MICROWAVEOVf;N Cooks food fast with 400 19988 wa tt cooking power. Ha n- 19'' DIAGONAL COLOR TELEVISION Feature AFC for best pie· $268 turc· poss1 blc. re liable Save$40. ©19Q8 14.4 cu.ft. top mount refrigerator/freezer. @a-wide shelves, fresh produce crisper, 2-ice trays. 339ss li)-.., 15-cu.ft. upright freezer with acijustab1e cold control, three handy storage shelves, 269.88 · @19-cl.ft. side-by-side refrigerator h as cold controls, 00 veptabJe crisper and 4 shelves ............. 449.88 REG. 379.95 $50 to $100 off regular price of all muter bedroomaets. dy 15-minute time r built- in. Helps save you time. REG. 239.95 SAVE•t30 I OO'if, sol id stale cha ssis. All cha nne l UHfe'/VHF . REG. 319.95 _.,,.... SAVE •so ~---. - 23" DIAGONAL CONSOLE 1V SET Attractiye si~ulated wal·3agss nut cabme t m a contem- porary design . I ~ sol id st.ate cha118ili 1::; reliable. REG. 449.95 ENHANCE ANY DECOR WITH .. 5-PIF.cE DINING ROOM SET WITH ELEGANT BUTCHER-BLOCK LOOK ~~:e:;.:ir~tll~~ 38~~ 44097 FASHIONWINDOWCOVERINGS ! Woven woods. mini blinds, shutters, vertical blinds made-to-measure, custom designs. Can toll-free 1-800-472-2491 fordecora tor. 1 Save•too .. ei.x-dnw dr1 1H, Dlat.e-glw minor, and full/ "Winchester" Early American Bedroom GrOup. Three.-. tMple ftnished bedroom eet includee '299 quem ........._Alf wood or wood produma.&e • ...... rultic mood. Country deeip OD...... RF.CULARLY .... .... Mrawer nlcht.tand... I ... I *•----. e171 Khll..._ bHd.bon. ..W ... oak veneered table-top ex-'..:1- tendB to with leaf. Hurry! REC. 579.99 REDECORATING? APPLY FOR A CHARG·ALL ACCOUNT •off resuJar low price ! ) 1/20FF CLASSIC SIMPLE "COURIER" CHINA DillbwMhsufe 49e7 aettin1 for 8 . 11ae·Po=·-oe" ~ • .•• ..., REG. 1100 . ' SHOP MONDAY THltOUGH.FRIDA¥1o~oo AM TO 9:00 PM ... SA11JRDAY 9:30 AM TO 9:00PM ... SUNDAY11 :00AMTO1:00 PM .. ' - , ( NATION I RELIGION ,Doetrille Of Hell VAftCAN CITY (AP) -!M V•• ... I 11 1 II .. """ ..... -==-.... .. teMll .... ...... ......... cu .. ............. ,,,,, . ...., of Po,_ .letaa Pa•l II, U.e VaU.. NW Wlf .. IM•· , ........................ . key ....... --Calhlh•• ud..,... •••·•• .......... clcMabU ..... .. •• ,.. ... WIU.. •& ... ,. •• punilb.....t for the alnner, Wbo will be cMprived ot tbe aisbt ol God." the cloeumeot aald. It wu tbe ftnt maJor Vatican 1tatement on the aubjeet llDce tbe decrees •pprove4 by t.be 1H2·15 Vatlcao Ecumea.lcal CouncU. The fhe -pa1e letter •H publiabed in LaUn and alx other lanauaaes. WbUe maklnl no apeelftc n · ference to theo&oliau queltion· lng the doctrine about hell and beaven. the document said: "DOUBT 18 GaADUALLY In· 1inualin1 Itself deeply Into PfOple's minds" and "part of the cause of this is the uninteotlonal effect on people'• mlnda of theological controversies liven wide publicity today.'' Jt said that when setting forth Catholic doctrine about Ille beyond, "it is not permissible to remove any point" and em· pbasized the belief in a final resurrection of all human beinp, body and soul. A "soul" or "spiritual element survives and s ubsist s after death" before general resurrec· tion at the end of the world, the let· ter declared. IT ALSO a EST A TED the Catholic belief in purgatory as "the possibiUty or It purification for the elect before they see God. a purification altogether different from the punishment or the damned." The Bible describes hell as a fiery place and the document, while not giving a description. urged bishops to be "careful not to allow c hildish or arbitrary am ages to be considered truth of faith." It added, "respect must, however. be given to-the images employed In the scriptures."" Sugary Diet ~uring Youth May Not Last W ASHINOTON (AP> -· Children who eat a lot of sugar rn ay oot n ecess arily prefer !.weets as aduJts, if an anlmal i.tudy hold! true for humans. A study using rats conducted by two Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientists found no detecta ble r elationship between sugar consumption dur· ang infancy and childhood and s ubsequ ent preference for sugar. A report of the study, being publisbed in Science magazine, uys the work provided "no sup· port for the view that the con- 11u m pUon or sucrose·ricb foods early in childhood causes pro- longed increitaes in preference ror s ucrOfie." The study w~s conducted by Ors. JJ,1dlth J . Wurtman a nd Richard J . Wurtm;an. 'Slaver' Released On Bail ASHEVILLE. N.C. (AP> -Joyce McKln· ney. the 28·year-old former beauty queen ac· cu1ed of kidnapping a Mormon ml11lonary In Encland and forcing hJm to make love to ber, wat released on bond to· d•Y to begin psychiatric tea Ung. Mias McKinney and a companion , K eith J0tepb May, 26, of Los A n g e I es. a pp ea r.e d , Thursday in U.S. Dis· trlct Court here in con· nectlon with their arrest Wednesday on 11 charJ(c of giving false lnforma· Uon to obtain passports. ............. LUNAR DllCeNT: 'IT WAI THI MOST D!MANDtNG PART' NtuetOftl •ndAldltn"-ce '199 on Moon In 1111 THAT CHARGE, ac· cording to the FBI . stemmed from a British investigation of Mi s s McKinney and May for the alleged 1977 kidnap· ping or h er rormer boyfriend. 'A Different Moon' Bonds of SS,000 each we re posted by M 1ss Mc Kinney 's parents , Mr . and Mrs D.L . Shines on A McKinney of Min rmst •~ng neapolis. N.C., for their • ._, d auithter and May. She was to be admitted to . . 1Appal ach1an H al l CINCINNATI, Ohio CAP) -There was a ta~e when Nell (Hospital for psychiatric Armstrong, Uke most of us, looked at the moon and saw a Oat disc. tests today "Now,''be~wys, "l see adifferentmooi:i .... l see places l'vebeenand THE TESTS were or · can relate to. d e r e d b y a u . s . mnE ARE ONLY 12 men, all of them Americans, who can say that. Armstrong was the first -10 years ago, on July 20, 1969. He ls a professor of ael"08pace enelneerlog at the University of Cincinnati, and although a dec- ade bas passed , he retains vivid memories of his historic journey to another planet. What does he remember most or all ? ··The most r~warding and ex· eating portion was the descent to the lunar surface," he said. "It was the most demanding part. The systems were the most heavily loaded. There were the lar gest number or unknowns. It was.the most challenging from a personal standpoint." 'f0£8E WAS AN urtixpected boulder field in the area ~here Armstrong had planned to park the lunar lander called Eagle. With fuel runninf( low, be bad to fl y over the fi eld and hunt a safe, smooth spot while dust kicked up by his engine ob· scured h.is view. At a critical time, an alarm sounded, indicating Eagle's computer was overloaded and could take no more. Back In Mission Control, some thought the landing might have to be aborted. But a young computer specialist na med Stephen Baylt>S a ssured space offi cials and Armstrong that everything wu OK -tokeepgoing. "We were most conce rned about that co mputer," Armstrong said. "Aviators always like to make nice ap· proacbes and smooth landings, and we were fortunate enough to have done that aft.er a few atnx · lous moments,'' he added. THE WAITING WORLD u quarter million miles Mwa y got its first word that ArmRtrong and F.dwin E . Aldrin Jr. were safely down whe n Apollo 11 commander Armstrong report. ed : "Tranquillity Baae here. The Eagle baa landed." Armstr..eng, then Aldrin, 'WILDLY ENTHUSIASTIC' '-Armstrong Recollecta teach whe n he e nte r ed the academic world at Cincinnati lie and his wife, Jan, live on a rarm in the Ohio countryside . FOR YEARS, ARMSTRONG, now 48, resisted offers thut could have earned him a fortune by trading on his name. But r~nt· ly he has started to capit.alfae on it -most visibly in television commercials and newspaper ad! for Chrysler Corp. He also is a di rector of several companies. As a result, be has reduced bis teaching load to one graduate class at the university. Some school officials expect that he soon may leave for a post with big business. Wherever he goes, the memory or Apollo 11 will be with him. m ttgistrate. Prosecutors said the former Miss Wyoming· USA and May jumped bail in England last year after Kirk Ande rson. then 21, a Mormon mis- slon ary from Provo. Utah, claimed she and another man shackled him to a bed and forced him to have sex with her in a s mall countryside cottage. M 1ss Mc Klnnt•y and May ned to Canada un dcr assumed names 1n April J978, less than a month bcforc a s c h eduled court ;ip pcarancc on the kidnap· ping charge ~ They lived-mosl!y-in the · . e sf States until thc1 r re· arrest Weduci.day. FBI agents said. (tali SI • climbed down the ladder of the an am lunar vehicle to plant their foot· "There's one sight I'll never forget," he said. "As I stood on the Sea or Tranquillity and looked up at the Earth, my im· preftslon WU of the Importance of that small, fra1Ue, remote blue planet. People everywhere have, by television and photo· araph.s, shared that perspective antt shared our concern for the security ol our &lobe." .prints ln the gray, dusty 80ll and In C Quarr l ltoerectanAmericanflag. Bl · e "We were wildly enthusiuUc . . . beeauae we achieved what MILAN, Italy (AP)_ A brawl we set out to do," be said. WILi, MAN aETURN to the moon one day? MERCURY To the residents of Laguna Hiiis and surrounding communities ••• The Automoblte Club of Southern Cail· fomia is pleased to announoe the reloca· tlon of its Laguna Hills office. effective July 23, 1979. Because of the rapid growth In the La· guna Hills area. the Club has ~eated a new and larger office at 25181 Paseo De Ahc1a, 1n Alicia Office Park near the Inter· section of AllCia Parkway and the I·S Freeway. The new Laguna Hills drstrict offioe will enable us to offer membefs rTIOfe eftl- aent. personahzed seMOe than ever IJe. fOl'e. . help with traffic crtatk>ns. vehtcie hoonsmg, 1nsorance clams, maps, tour books. accommodatoos re5el'Vations, recreation infonnahon. tnp planning and world travel services. For qualified mem· be<s. we also offer auto. boat and recrea· tlon veNele Insurance programs for you and yOU1 family. plus a great deal more. Addltlonalty. the Auto Club offioe at 32355 Coast Highway ln South Laguna wiH rematn open to serve members woo hnd the beach location convenient tor their needs. · We're proud to be a part of the Laguna Hills community and we look forward to COOltntJtng the traditlOO Of 9eMce whlch you've come to-expect from your AU1o Club Stop tn soon and let us welcome you penionalty to your Club's fine new offioe~cQ~ Michael O'Steen. Manager Laguna Hiiis OtstrlCI Office ~~ Automobile Club ~ of Southern Califemid • 25181 Paseo De Aloa, laguna Hills. CA. (714) 95f.f400 : From San aememe. calf (714) 661-7333 :>ver the love affair between two c:ats ended with the owner of one •tabbing the owner of the other to death, police reported. BOW DID BJ; FEEL when hti saluted the n., on the lunar aur· face? "Al th.ls polnt, 1 believe the mo11t productive investment beyond the apace shuttle would ht• " permanent station ln Earth orbit," he anawered. ZEPHYR The police said Alfredo ln1lese, 58, complained to Filip- po Taallalam), 42, because lngleae'1 male cat wu COW1.1q lls female cat. TagliatamJ rushed home, Cot ll!.,i akin diver's knife and 1taubed lql•e four Umea in the ;tomacb. He was Jailed on a murder cbarae. Coruumen Want Help "I 1uppose you're thlnkln• about pride and patriotllm," he replied. "But we didn't have a strong naUonaUstic feellna at that time. We felt more that it wa1 a venture of all mankind and we were deU1hted to be a . c:" °' .~· country that made it ff:8 return to Earth , Armatrona and Aldrin wen let· ed around tbe world. For tbele men who did not particularly like t.be llmellcbt there ._.. touah month• of public ap· pearaneH, aoodwlll •l•ltl abroad and aeellllqly end.I•• lnterviewa and •ut.ocrapb aiCD· .... ··A 1taUon would complement future lunar exploration and it would aerve as a test location for manulacturina procetJses. solar enerty tranaformatlon and other concopta," he added. Today the 10th anniversary of th• landinc. Arrnatrone wu to be reunited with Aldrin and tbe third Apollo I 1 crewman, Mleabel Collini, who orbited the· moon while the other two walktd · below. They planned to hold a new1 oonleNDCe next to their command lblp, the Columbia, now an display at the Smltbao- ntan lnltttution'• National A1r and Space llu1eum In @ EPA27est ESt HWY. $4,517** MERQJRY -CAPRI • W AIHINOTO" (AP) - Attention alrllae pM1.,1n: A coanmer .......... ,........., ... ec;c:-_.... C-II A ..... 1ll'llllll&llallfMI. iDI '-111 il'lf llm IO dltJ c.a..U tM• to••· , ..... ,,.. .... alr w .. ~. IO•E YSAal Al'TSa Char• A. Llndberch made b1I 1010 tran•·Atlantle nt1bt, be 1 penuaded a nllht watcbman at tb• Smlthlonlan to let laim climb tnto tbe eoeko6t of IUI pl~l tile lplrtt ot St. (Aull, to be Wl1D Ida /P;\•EPA 21•ES1 ~ ESt . HWY. tr•••l•n ... u• tlae -Z tt ·~fartlter our ·--........ 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IWLUCAN .,.... ol Ila wartime devuta· ~-~) ·n·· WAaA • PolUd -......... ._ '-UM PN••wnJ1 oW •. ,., ..... •tuiafo!t the M ..a Ume Jeu l•uft': • a =.:J:•· la~ • We .. ..... ., ........... ,... old .... o1 ........ ~ 1111 •ber UM rulaa U..y • ............... ol tll6a,.. lane emae to r..-b&e. 1'.beJ ,... eau-. .. f.flla.dold,,.... ln A free Poland, t.he dream ol mark.aMI 111 I 'a AIMl~a.._w ....................... tbe centurt., raced 1uou the arc ... .... ..... dawa tlMll1 c... after cme ol of blatory like a falllq 1tar. =.... ,.._ Uae tMcll· ....., •• ctan..t ..... ta: BrUUut, doomed. ............ , ... "_· "So rou an ltlll aUve " POiat Pa ESIDBNT rcace 8 Y OPPICI AL COtJN'ti. , AND TllEY a B•S•BEa the Paderewaki. who ls remem red S,UI.-Pelee di.cl In Wor 1l1n1 1tlckln~ up from the aa belnc a much better piano War IL1'161w•~ol._ wrecka1e of l e bomMd out gJ•yer than Harry Truman, tot ....... Ball .. Iota.I ..... buildlnaa: oodrow Wilson to include a Jewa. mall ol tMm murdered ln ···come, ClaJm YOW' Dead.·· free Poland aa the 13th of his :lie Nul ut.ermmatJaa cen&41n The 1etoad rfireat world war famous Fourteen Points: at the W Worhd to ca.ath ta tbe CCID· beau wben B WD and 'France end or. World War I. The other :eatndcaeampa. decided to flibt for a free points are long forgotten too, but Tbe Pallab war .Utlatlc wort• Poland after Altier" swept the free Poles growing old ln >at to no de.a for every 1.000 ot throu~b Austr i a and London and scattered elsewhere wartime populatioa, compared CaecbOI OYakla unopposed. around the globe sWl live for the .wa I ta a tbcMaaa.nd for Great It ended with Poliah freedoJD dream. BrttaiD and l.t for tbe United crassly comlped to the Soviel Some even relu.rn to retire, .... bloc ln tbe cod.lclla of Tehran homesick for the 1reat, green W anaw bu risen from the and Yalta. plam ol the Vlatula, heartaick STAGE HANDS HELP 11 MISS UNIVERSE CONTESTA NTS A FTER PLATFORM FALLS Coflapee Blamed on Cruah of Reportera end Photogrepher• After ContH t 1. Tum air Conditioning ther· 4. Insulate your home mostats up to 78 5. Shop the ads in the Daily Pllol. Combine your shopping trips, going for just exactly the merchandise you need and the stores selling it at a price you can afford. Remember, the advertisements m &be Daily Pilot are placed by nrma and tndivtdualJ in your comm1_Jll,lty-the Orange Coast. Shop thOse a~ and save Ume. and energy. ···-·ll I with~ for UM old nation. from her mani•I• and movie Tb• aa time 1ou •nicker name of Madam Curle. Her about tbe...., a>n wttb the dau1bter, lreae Curte, won a lllM b'llb. remember tbat Nobel Prue m pby1lc1. Frederic = WU a Pole. 1111 A Pole named Nlcbolu beart ii lD a pWar ol Copernicus wu tau1bed at for Waraa•'• HolJ Crou cburcb. zre•diaa the odd theory that • Earth rotated around the I09D'll &Oa&SNIOIWKI. a I UD. ADotber, KullDen Punk, Polilb ~ captain, wrote dbcovered Yltamlna. • 1ome ol the flDest novels In the Communlat plannert fllured lt En1ll1h la~ua1e und er the would take a .-ieraUon to wipe name ol Joee Conrad. out the influence of the Catholic A nother Poll1h novelist, Church in Poland and raise a Henrrk Sienkiewicz, woo-the youthful new nation of model Nobe Prlae for literature. "Quo Marxilta. Today, 35 years after Vadia," b.ll eluate about Nero's rue Red army croued the Vis· Rom~. baa fostered doaena of ula, Poland ii a.a Catholic as movie veralona ~round the Spam or lre1-nd, and Warsaw world. the moat Catholic capital outside With their nam es adorning of Rome. · bridles and highways 1crosa the co11ntry, Revolutionary War DESPITE COMMUNIST :: heroes Pululd and Koaduuko position and bureaucr atic are famlliar to most Americana. atruction.a, Poland baa l.S,200 Catholic cburchea, compared 80 18 MA&IE Skladowska with 1,2SI before the war. Karol PERTH. Australia CAP) -Hysterical screams shattered the triumphant climax of the Miss Universe contest today when part of the stage collapsed and pitched eight beauty queens down a six· root hole moments after Maritza Sayalero of Venezuela took the crown. The 18-year-old Mi ss Sayalero was unhurt but Miss Malta, Dain Borg Bartolo, 18, and Miss Turkey. Fusan Tab ire Demirtan. 21, were La.ken to a hospital. MISS TURKEY WAS HOSPITALIZED WITH a concussion, and Miss Malta was badly bruised. Officials at the Perth Entertainment Center, wht:re the contest was held, blamed the collapse on the sudden surge or reporters and photographers on the stage as Miss Sayalero took the throne. "The back of the stage was designed to hold 75 girls. It was not designed to hold 200 people rushing and shoving," one official said. THE TlllJlD AND FOURTH PLACE fin ishers, Miss Britatn and Miss Brazil, were among those who fell through the bole that opened in the wooden stage. Seven or eight newspeople toppled with "There was a rumble and one end of the platform dropped about six feel," said David Tanner, a photographer for the Pt rth Daily News. "The girls slipped down in a heap, and J fell among them." . - Pageant officials hauled the women back to the stage. Miss Brazil, her $3,000 silk chiffon dress torn badly, and several or the other contestants wept hysterically. Others trembled with shock. THE SECl'ION OF THE STAGE that collapsed was about three feel from Miss Sayalero, and one eyewitness said the tall, brown.eyed beauty from Caracas was a he roine. When her throne Upped, she jumped up and pushed Miss Colombia, Ann Parra. out of danger. 4 "I was shaken and so were the others," Miss Sayalero told re. pol'te . --- Wearing a dauling white dress, hand·embroldered with hun· dreds of silver sequins, the beauty lamented that she would miss a year or her studies to become an architect. ••BUT I WILL CONTINlffi.. . I want to become an architect. • she said. Miss Sayalero will reign for a 1ear and collects $18,SOO m cash and other prizes . S\llT$ 6 ll'OllTCOAlS .... ....... '°'° ... - -41-61 -Ootl - Vo~tyla, now Pope John Paul U, bu lt one ol them at Nova H ... a aoclaliat suburb planaed without a church, by leadin1 Im nock to 1ather pebbles from • river 50 mllel ~ when tbe party ...._ ref to alloca&e m1teriala. These pJou peopJe are DOt without tbeir vices. The World Health Org~. tlon regularly lists Poland amon1 the.top nations with a aeriou alcoholism problem. Pole1 consume 70 miJlion quart.a of vodka per year, about a hall gallon per citizen. One zloty on the price of every fifth goes ..to finance a government campaign against excessive drinking. Both beer and vodka are cheap and plentiful. Chureb leaders accuse the commmlists of keeping prices low to drug the people into sub- mission. ... ~ . "''.f'l -~ I.._• l a ,· ' ~ • ...,,, ~· t-.... " 1979 MISS UNIVERSE Maritza Sayalero, 18 . ' '. .· Reg. 165. to 260 .J . ·, .. SU 3-Pc veateo suns from Hen Scheffnlf & Merx. Pelm Beec:h. Botany 600 & Eagleson's Soflda. atfipea. & plaids, light weight end yeer round fabrics SUITS A very apeclel group of Feahion couectwated aurta. on c. veriety of 81ylee, colors end tebl'lca. 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BJ DENNIS MeLELIAN oe•o.11,,., ... ...., Near tbe end Vf Debby Boone's vivacious act at the Orange County Fair 1bunday night. the perky ainpr announced that she bad one last song tosin1. It wasn't difficult to guess what that was. ll was the song that propelled her to music stardom in 1977-lhe one that moat of tbe more than 4.000 fairgoers bad come to hear her sing. "You Light Up My Life," Debby Boone c:m· didly t.old the audience, has great importance to h~r. "Moat of all, it states everything that I'm about," she said. "I 'm singing it to my Lord. And that's everything that I'm about.·· . With the sun. a glorious baJI of orange. melting int.o the horizon, Debby Boone sang the sone that is the most important to her . She sang it with power and she sang it with apparent con· vicUon. IN HEil TRAlLER·DR~ING room after the show, the 22-year-old daughter of singer Pat Boone was asked if she really believes the song's sentiments. "Yes," she said. breaking int.o one of her frequent s miles. "You heard what l said in the show." In the beginning, she explained. she sang the Grammy· and Oscar-winning song so oft.en that she became too used to singing it. "I lost the knack of what the song 1s about and it became a habit." she said. But. she said she soon realized that although she had grown tired of singing the song, she couldn't grow lired of what it means to he r. That made all the differenc~ Now. she said. "I sing it really rrom my heart." MISS BOONE, WHO HAD changed into fa shjonably baggy tan pants and a blue T·sturt. was asked If religion is the most important thing in her Ure. Gabri is her fiance, Gabriel Ferreri tbe 22-year-old son of act.or Jose Ferrer and sin1er Rosemary Clooney. She and Ferrer, who travels with her and helps coordinate ber road engagements, plan to be married Sept. 1. · They're currently redecorating a house they bought in Los Angeles. Meantime, when she's not on the road, Miss Boone liveswithherparents. 'I'm singing it to my Lord. And that's everything that I'm about. ' Although she has done a lot of traveling since she began singing professionally with her family al the age of 14, she said her homelife had been "very structured and strict. "But in a good way-all from love and con- cern. It was frustrating at times, but 1 never felt my parents were mean, ugly dictators." SHE LAUGHED AGAfN. "lt actually was a very secure feeling." Miss Boone and her father still perform together occasionally. In October they will do a two-week engagement en Tokyo But this year she haS been performtnR more on her own. "I really do enJOY 1t when I ~et the chance." she said of working with her father. · · But·.most of my work 1s solo "It leLc; mt' be an ind1v1dual and it's more cha llenging You'r<' responsible for what you 'vt> done." Miss Boone. who will have a new album out $OOn and has been s igned to do two NBC television specials in 1980. s aid she doesn 't like to stick to one particular singmg style. Her new album. like her shows, will be <t mixture of ballads. country, folk, rock and roll and some disco Debby Boone, 22-year~d flaughter of singer Pat Boone, performed at the Orange Qxnfy Fair ThUtaday night. She aang her hit single 'You Light Up My Life. ' ·•Not religion," she said. "But my rela- tionship with Jesus. That's the most important thing~ven before Gabri." Tben she laughed and said. "But he's next." ''I love t.o sing all different kinds of music," she said. "I hope t.o establish a general appeal and not be known for a particular type of music." Chrystal Coffinberry, 16, of Mission Viejo, coaxes sheep, Avrum, with a cup of water. Moo, Oink, Baa: .To A.uetion Emotions run high as livestock marches to Orange County Fair auction block. By .JOEL C. DON 0. ..... , .......... Saturday will be a sad day of partin1 for mu and beut. YoUtbful members or the 4·H Club and Future Farmers of America <FFA> will parade their prlae steers, hoes and sheep before an anxJoua 1roup ol bidden at the Oran1e County Falr. It takes montha of care and feedlq t.o prepare the anlmala for tbe ltilf competltlon at the fair. • And for many of the animall, a Judie's oll8f ln the market cla11 eompeUtion mean• tbe lucky teen-a1er w•ll put his anlmaloa tbe auction block. Whee tlllt ldtb bid II aeeepe.d, the anlmaJ II returned to lta ltall ad tbe owners •tve lt a ftoal aoodbJ9. ... llNOW ...... '° CIJ, .. 181d IM..,.... .iiM llorpn o1 Plaffllda u lbe brulbed down her sheep, Cleopatra. "I ralaed her from blrtb. • Even tbouP she realizes the heartbreak tbat may follow Saturday's auctloa, Jane saJd, "we're reallatic about It ... we have t.o be." Jim Balley, animal 1upervilor at tbe fall', said tbe students an prepand for tbe eventual auc· tionlq ol their animala. Balley, who -teacbes 11rtcultural sciences at Sunny Hilla ffltb School in Fullerton, aald tbe death of a studeat '• ant•al ''doeln't have a lut.tq effeet. "W• .u.a tbat farm animala are not pets," be 1a1cl. "The purpGM ~ tbelr ulmal •to"°' vlde food." ALnooGll'l'llS .... D'l'I an,...,..,...,......._ after auetllD dar -..--Mn alnadJ ... almala kUled ID tJae s•••llllM-'---•madoaa I -~-=----\ Ricky Hale, 15, of Costa Mesa, gives hig p ig, Spot. a scrubbing before showmanship competition. often let IOOH IOOD after tbe auc· Uoaeer yelll ''Mid." .. After my flnt year I wu numb," said Debbie Reeves, 17. of Placentia. "All tbrouCb lhe auction rlq I wu crytn1. "What laurta tbe most ii the last feedlq," she added, U · plalnial that tb1I .. tbe Ume when tbe teeD·aaer realiMI tbat tM .......... , wlU. the ulmaJ muttbe•ftnd. 8l1T-ftla&o raU.anw tbe dMlllGf lllr •••all. "I &ldllk • ....... u...., ....... me,•• Dellllle added. Tbe first year tbe teen· a1era briq their livestock t. auction la tbe most dlfficult. "Seuoaecl" veterans of oae or more county fain are leu emo- tional aboUt the loa• of their anlmala. , "I JUlt bow they're loinl to set 11aqbtered '° I enjoJ u..m' ~bile J've Sot them," Debbie Hid. •ANY MAKS 1crapbook1, nu.ct with .............. of tbelr, ....... ad Nft rt'*" Ull~ ...... ,... ... ,air . ....... tab off ... ol .... or llui • ,._. of tall to ,.... (lee UYaTOC&, ..... ) -•• • \ ........... Scott Miller uses cane to guide his pig. EckJle Pichardo 's sheep gets blow-dry after shampoo. ••• DVestoCk: To Auetion <From P11e BU me mber them by," says 19·year· old Ruth Barker of Fullerton. Many teen-age glrla noted that emotions run e qually high amon1 boys during their first county f1lr livestock compeli· lion and auction. "I know guys that would llJte to cry but won't show il," sa1d Yvette Homay, 17, of Placentia. "A lot of kids at school are afraid to get into it <FFA> because they're afraid of what happens to the animals." RICKY HALE, 15, of Costa Mesa, says it bothers a lol of his friends to see their animal go to the slaughterhouse. but he says, "Jt ·snot like having a dog." "It bothered me a little blt my first year," said Scott Mill er, 16, of Sunny Hills lligh School. ··But our teacher told us not to get attached to them -that they aren't pets." Scott said that last year his mother, who once lived on it farm, was upset with the auction of his steer. "She cried a lot and got depressed," he aald. or course. many of the teen· agers are hopeful that their animals will win high awards In the showmanship competition. And a high price al auction la an added reward for months or care a nd feeding. ABOUT IZO ANIMALS will e nt e r c ompe tition f or showmanshJp and auction. They must pass the market class com· petition be fore they are ap· proved tt> be put on the aucUelt block. After the auction, a youngster can make a profit. above the cost of fe<.'Cllng and caring for the livestock, from $5 to $200 for an award-winning steer. SOME OF THE t een-age rs believe that their animals seme the outcome of the final parade around the aucUoo ring. "My steer knew last year." said Chrystal Coffinberry. 16, of Mission Vi ejo. "He was sad. He wouldn't eat or drink or do anything." Although Chrystal was re- lieved when her steer was sold, she sa1d everyone in her car was silent as they drove home from the faJr. "You're happy when it gets more mone y . until they're gone ... then you're sad," added 12-ye ar-old Judy Wright of TusUn. Convey Message of Concern Aaa £aaden D E A R A N N concern. That was lm- ~NDERS: I'm mJddle· portant. ed and neve r ex. I want to tell the whole rienced death ck>le to world what I h a v e •• until recenUy. I had learned. Perhaps I wlll itrona oplniona about encourage others lo ex· f'unerala, after-life, t e nd a hand, make a ~Jowers, aympatby call, atop in or send a •rda, phone calla, etc. I card. It's evidence that ibelleved alck calla were someone carea -and 't• Intrusion on one'a tbla can be a very lovely 11rlvac1, carda thing . -E.C OF •Uperfluoua and viaita CHICAGO ;CD tb• funeral parlor an 1 .. posiUoa unlea1 one DEU E.C.: Yoe've WH a clole relative. I .... • lilt flf .... &oda1 iW-S allo tmpe.tled - -perlaapa •••• 9d.D't know wbat to aa1 claaa1ed H•• •l•d• ·~people wbo bad 1uf-alteat a few t•l•I•· a km, IO I aner ftaa,,_..,.~. daaJtblna_ DE A ft ANN 1 ' I elaaq.d m1 mind LANDERS: Walter ; .., Dad died, J•t Cronkite Ube moat : ore Cllrtatmu. TlMn t r u • t • d m a n I o om cled at Butel' ucl America) aald In a blllbad Mdfered a apeec:b a Jew ..U qo al burt attaek In •1· 111 frtlDda 1ave e die *-Ith to CarrJ ~ . 1 ' It didn't mauer wbat 1 Aid. I WM 1rat8f\ll !4'r •••1'1 penoa wbo .. Id an1tllln1. I re: : Yed ....... and Carda : IGlblUdD't ..... 1ean. 'l'beJ all ~w mw81e of ' .. , .... r ( that newspaper read· e rahlp la lowe s t among people ln the 18·30 group. He also said people in that age group w11tch the least TV. Cao lhi~ be?. I am asking you because, as a newspaper columnist who gets mall from every segment of aocle· ty, you ought to know. How does Mr. Cron.kJte'a statement stack up, ac· cordlq to the inall you receive? · DOUBTING THOMAS IN WHITE PLAINS meau about U percent are between 18 and 38. Of coune, not every person who writes tells me bis (or be r> age, but the majority do -and almost always It's ID the first sentence, or tbe sticond. DEAR ANN L A NDE RS : I h a v e heard · the expression, ··A fool and bis mooe RUFFELL'S UPHOlSTHY .... .,.w., ..... 1m ttatllOr 81.....:. Costa Mele -541-1B6 DBU TOM: Aecerd· l•I te •1 mall, Mr. c,......11rt1M-.• prosl•dtl1 • percHt ~~~~~~~~~ ., ............. wrtte .. .. .,. ....... ... ............... zean ef a •· T•b , C.11142-5171 • "'' a ........ toworlc tor are soon parted," and often wondered how this adage got started. I see so many roots who are loaded. Care to com · ment? -WONDERING IN KANSAS DEAR WONDERING: Tbat aayl•I always ralaed uodler kllld of qaeatloa In MY mllld. How did tbey get to1etber in &be first place? POLO ... By Brown Jordan ANN LANDERS I HOAOSCQPE .( ... I I .. • ':·) a,'::0'1:lY1cl..11• A&la Cllareb ll·A~Jt): S ....... • lwt, Dl'Oduee, MCUrity' ,... bN,.. belt fiMnlll at heart. • laq'*'-, ..,_ orl1lDallt1, confidence, ~"· lM, AquartUI natlve1 fl•ure promt""'11. Aftld •· • MC•IU"1 "llft1nc. ,r TAV8t18 <April »1111 JO): lbue ldMI, amb1Uon1, plan1 wltb famUJ membera. Relat1ve1 can ald rather tbaD binder. &DOW It aDd act u lf aware of It. You ..-.. f'ddlMe from one who ll knowled1eable about Da&un - you'll benefit u re.ult. • GElllNI (May 21·Ju.ne JO): SJem..aa of luck and Umin~ ride with you. ADltber Gemini fl1ures prominently. Accent oo valuablea, personal poNelllOM, flnandal pl'09peeta. You'll set lepl clearance. lmportaDt cootact caa be · made at aoelal affair. CANCE& <June 21-July 22): Obtain valua· ble hint b)' atudytn1 Gemini meuat•· Aceeat oo penonality, personal appearuc:et, dinet ap- peal.a. Speak frankly -your poaltioD ll atronpr than you mJCbt lma1ine. Know it and act ac· cordin&Jy. LEO <July 23-Au1. 22): If analytJeal, ,_ 1et anawera wblch lead lo pro1re11 aDd enU1btenment. Someone let.I "cat out of ba1" at clandestine meeting. Member ot opposite aa la drawn to yau and Imparts apeclal meua1e. Vl&GO ( Au1. 23 ·Sepl. 22): Hl1bll1bt diplomacy and "sweet talk." Accent oo fulftll. mtint. deal re. renewed frlendahl.p. Taurua, Libra, Scorpio natives fl1ure prominently. Profits niault from recent buaineu endeavor. You'll breathe algh of relief! LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Avoid self· deception. 'There la room for you at top -clear away emotional debr is. Places. Vlr10 ln· dlvlduala could play key rolee. Be sure 6:'.hre being correctJy quoted. Refuse to be ID l- ed. Superior will back your pasitoa. BCOaPIO <Oct. 23-No.. 21>: Em)llJuia oo--- lntenslfled relationship. power, authority, money and love. Nothln1 occu:n balfway; lt la hot or cold, all or nothing. Be aware and pre- pare •t~nllnely. Open lines~ mmmuaicatioa. Ma ke contact which aida you In enlarsln1 personal horizon. SAGrM'Aams <Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Moon position emphasizes the occult. ~ of another, valuables associated with one wbo bu strong lies with you. Get fmger on pul&e of public. Perceive beyond immediate expecta· lions . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): O~ hint from Sagittarius message. Welcome new coo· titcts, tests, challenges. Deal with Leo. Aquarius lndlvlduals. Accent on partnership, law and marital status. You'll get creen light following minor delay. AQUARI US (J an. 20-Feb. 18): Learn through teaching proceu; keep ooe atep ahead of "students." Cancer and another Aquartaa figure prominently. Follow throqb oo bunch. Unorthodox approach brings profitable results. Act. Be "dramatic" ln preseoUnc format, re· quire ments. PISCES C Feb. 19-March 20): Spotlight change. spceulat1on, special member of OP· pos1Lc sex. Gcmuu, Sag1tt.arlw. natives figure promlne ntly. Break free from unneceasary reslricboo.s. Imprint style. CommunJcate with children. Be open to opportunity for creative en· deavors. Weddmg and engogemem on~mta run on Sunday m the Dolly Pit.ot . F'onm ore ouo~ ot oU Doily Pilot olfaces or by co.Ualg the F'rolun1 {)qort· rfttnt. 642-4321 To aVOld duappomlmcmt. prosptdave bnMa ore remmded lo hour their wrddmg sloms. with o blade· and·wlule glouy of the br"IM or of Ille couple. Co tht F'eatures Department one wetk btfore tilt wtddlllg REG. 'I0.00 8'.00 62.00 149.00 $517.00 SALE • st.Ii .... ••• 179.M '379.11 I I . ' . ·. '• . :: . ~ . . ~ . . .. . . " " . • '. FrldlV, July 20. 1979 DAILY PfLOT The most Important thing in ·ice sculpting is to make it accurate, · says attist Marie Daukas . . I Play's the Thing Young Performer's Workshop 's summer drama program. titled "Making a Play from Scratch, " will present original musical melodrama. "For Love of San- dra," at 6:30 p.m. today, at the Irvine Cultural Center, Irvine. Rehearsing, above from left, Jeff Sudakow, Robbie Perrine and Carmela Scalzo. For in- formation. call 979-3176. Have an Ice Time Fair FoOd Winners Named 'By JOEL C. DON Oftt..-O•llY f'ttot9'.tt - T ake 300 pounds or ice and a chain saw, and you might be able to turn the frigid block into a work of art. Creating such artwork is what Mark Daukas of Corona del Mar does for a living. His ice sculptures will be featured this weekend at the Orange County Fair. Daukas, who began ice sculpting while working for a Newport Beach hotel, s~ys he decided three years ago to take up the icy a rt full-time. HIS CR E ATIONS mainly feature s ailboats, d olphins a nd flowerbaskets, although he has sculpted a life-size horse :-Vith two riders. That sculpture took 16 blocks of ice. In about a n hour, Daukas can carve a block of ice that wi II last throughout the day. Theo as the the slippery sculpture melts, it loses' much of the detail but the basic form remains. · Sometimes, be says, the sculpture "takes oa its own form" as it melts. Daukas says most people ask him ii the block or ice will shatter because his initial carving is done with a wln saw. "THE CHAIN SAW cuts It like a piece of wood if the ice is soft enough," he says. His sculptures start with a drawing on paper . He then transfers the sketch to the ice block. Although Daukas has worked in other more permanent mediums, he says he prides himself on his ~pecialty, contending there aren't many a rtists working in ice. "There a re chefs and freelancers doing it but they haven't taken the time to get serious about it," he said. "People say ice sculpting is a dying art, but I tell people I'm trying to revive it." His work is meticulous and he is carefu l to m ake sure the ice sculptures reflect the image and detail of the real life subject. "The most important thing in ice sculpt- ing is to make it accurate and put in as much deta il as possible," he said. Daukas will take requests from fairgoers for ice sculptures at 5 p.m. Saturday, July 21, and 4 p.m. Sunday, July 22, at the fair's Gourmet Gallery. Calorie counting didn 't count. Wi.Mers in the baked and preser ved foods a nd confections com petition al the Orange County Fair have been chosen. FIRST PLACE WINN ERS from Costa Mesa are Michelle J ackson. peach jam; Karl Koenig. cake, cookies and other baked goods; K~thy Koenig, relishes; J ean Kolar , molded cookies. Sharon Ma rs hall, fruit bread, whole wh_eat bread, fruit bars. nut cookies, pinwheel cookies. icebox cookies. n ut brittle, confections, bread . Jane Patterson, lemon pie : Mrs . J a me l> Rosauer . special items; Diane Willi ams. b~dt cake: Kristina Arnold, yeast bread; Jennifer Ma rshall, cake; Hugh Marshall, fudge candy , and Alicia Morrison, yeast bread. FOUNTAIN VALLE Y fi rst place winners are Laura Amerman, fi rst place, coffee cake. Hazel Courreges, vegetable juices, c~nned pears canoed fruit, canned string beans. canoed tomatoes. canned vegetables, pickled vegetables. plum jam, raspberry jam, apple jel- ly, boysenberry jelly, mint jelly, plum jelly, peach jelly, strawberry jelly, st!"awberry pre· serves, marmalade; Donna Ewmg, molasses Non-Surgical Facelift Erase lines and wrinkles without surgery Fair Cites Future Architects, Woodworkers .----------., I 1st Treatment $10 I I & Analysis. I ~---------..1 • Eyela.1b 1'1.nUng _.European •'aclal11 •Deep Pore Cleautng .. Ope n Mon-Sat 10·5 • Parking la Rear 3409 Newi>ort Blvd . Newport Beach 7J4·67$-3t20 304 Vista Del Mar Redondo Beach 213·373·8739 2 DAY SALE OF SM~LL ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES We have acquired a Good Selection of Small Antiques -many of which are hard to find items. Included are: Woodworkers and future architects took honors at the Orange County Fair. From Dana P oint, winners were Phillip Jones. David Knudson and Barry Walker in the a rchitectural drawing competition. From Irvine, Tom Calhoun captured first place for a converted catboat. From Laguna Niguel, Christopher Beaufort. Scott Brown and Tim Burmer took honors in a rchitectural drawing. J ohn Hawkins took first place in drafting. Steve WaJker of Newport Beach took first place for a clock. Tim Powers of San Clemente took first place in industrial crafts. Reunion Planned North Hollywood . High. School 1959 classes will hold a 20-year reunion Friday, Sept. 4, at the Sheraton Universa l Hotel For information, call 768-8510 . cookies : and Carol Kramer, novelty decorated item . Huntington Beach fi rst place winners are Robe rt Allen, oatmeal cookies, white bread; . The resa Ayers, s pecial bread , canned peaches.- boysenberry jam, strawberry jam, cranber ry Jelly, other jelly: J udith Devry, specialty bread. fudge brownies. peanut butter cookies, cereal candies . Alice Kiter, chiffon pie; Rebecca Lane, cucumber pickles : P a m ela La ngs dorf. gingerbread creation : Anne McGrath, chili sauce, relishes, apricot jam, fruit butter ; and Nancy Moore. chocolate cake, pie : Mary Ross, chocolate chip cookies; Jody Stoddard, pickled fruits; Vickie Thompson, decorated cake; and Debby Ayers, decorated cake . l rvme first place winners are June Shozi, fruit bread, s pritz cookies. sugar cookies, pastries, Buff White , donuts; and Shell White. candy. NEWPORT BEACH first winners are Julie Jensen, drop cookies, and Jodie Smith, quick bread. Prize sweets are displayed in the Home Liv· ing and Design Building at the fair. Patio ale! •CHINA •GLASSWARE ~ •POTTERY . • FRAMED PRINTS ~ OFF • FUflNITURE ~ •VASES, URNS & OtHER ttteregulerprtce UNUSUAL DESIGNS S~LE 15 F.llDAY & SATURDAY . JULY 20 It 21, 1979 9 A.M. to S P..M. NMt mT s• 'M:TIOM COMI IAIL YI ~~ i,~wli Thia nutrient fortified for- mula i• the complete mix for container planta. $1.50 OFF . 1 and 2 cu. ft. containers roger'• potting eoil on .. ttw "-_... ...,._ IMt. lol• r ..... Rea. .. ... 7.99 Rea. .. ... 8.19 w. ..... a. 111r. • .••. 1.11 .... prtoe1 good ......... """ •• ........ ,,,...Pita, ... . la&. ........... IJ ... . ANMllUI --......... A.-. .... a.TA IDIA-tnt...., .......,._ OA&DDGaGYS -~ ............ --, LMH1NA UM.11:-me .... CeM-...-- ' .. • Fever: Catehers Cat('h It _M Wit pt CM THE DODGERS' JOE FERGUSON St.IDES SAFELY UNDER EXPO RECEIVER GARY CARTER. BALTIMORE RECEIVER RICK DEMPSEY CHASES AFTER CARNEY LANSFORD OF ANGELS. tleeting Prodaetlve Angels Split Dodgers Clear Air, Then Clip Expos Playoff Preview? Fregosi Won't Say LOS ANGELES <AP> -The .os Angeles Dodgers, denizens if the National League West ·ellar, held a 50-minutc pregame neetmg Thursday night and naybe someone should patent he results. Arter the meeting. called by manager Tom Lasorda a nd right fielder Reggie Smith, the born· qgain Dodgers pounded three ~ontreal pitchers for 13 Jlfts and ·~quered the NL E ast leaders '·3 to snap a fi ve.game losing itreak. The bull session was held after everal players were quoted ab aying Smith "has quit on us." ASKED IF THE meeting was 1roductive, Smith replied: •·I hlnk so. I think a lot or feelings vere gotten out. We were start· n' to draw apart. The thing that nfde us a championship team vu togetherness." As ked H the players who riticized him had identifi ed hemselves in the m eeting, ;mith sald: "No, but that's not rnportant. I think the right peo-•I• had the right things t.o say to =~·~ve the attitude of the. The Expos' Dan Schatiedcr, 4-3, took the loss after being chased following Lopes' blast in the fourth. "This is the way we've always played and it was good to see us do this after the last 13 games," Yeager said. "We got good pitching, power and we were ag- gressive on the bases. .. WE A:tli agree we would ~ lucky now to win (the National League West title>. but we agreed to a man that we're a better t eam t h a n we've showed." he said. "We all feel had about the stuff that was leaked to the press and we needed to air some things out, which we did in the meeting." Burt Hoot.on, now 8·7, s napped a pe rsonal four-gam e losing streak, going the distance to win for the first time s ince June lB. He gave up just six bits but one was a two-run homer by Larry P arrish with two out in the ninth. The Dodgers, who have no, won two successive games since June J2.13, will attempt to win their second straight tonight when Rick Sutcliffe, 8·8, opposes Montreal's St.eve Rogers, 9·6. DIFFERENT VIEW OF FERGUSON-CARTER COLLISION. From AP Dispatches 8 A L T I M 0 R E --A n g «' 1 Manager Jim Fregosi was asked if he thought this ser ies with the Ba ltimore Orioles might be a preview of the American League playoffs. Afte r a ll, the Angels and Orioles ar e currently leading their respective divisions. "I don't care who's there, just so we are." Fre~osi answered. "We'll worry about the other team in October." T h e A n g e l s s pl it a doubleheader in Baltimore. wi n· nlr.g the opener 4·3 in 11 in n1 n gs. t h e n dropp ing the nightcap 3-0 on Mike Flanagan's six·htt pitching. B U T THE S PLIT e nabled California to gam one full ~ame m the standings over second· place Texas, which dropped both e nds or a do ubleheader to Chicago. Doubles by Gary Roenicke and Rick Dempsey snapped a score· less tie in the fifth Inning or the ni ghtcap and Roenicke's two-out double sent two more across in the sixth off Dave Frost , 7·6. Flanagan, 13-6, allowed two consecutive hits on three oc· rasioM and also wa lked the first two batters In the seventh. But he pitched out. of trouble each lime. twice with the aid or dou- ble plays CALIFORNIA ran 1l 'i winning streak to four tn a row in the opener. alter the Orioles scored three runs in the ninth off re- liever Mark Clear before Dave LaRoche. 3-7. sque lched the ra ll y. The Angels had taken a J-0 lead In the first on a sacrifice ny by Don Baylor, his 86th RBI or the season, and a l wo-run homer by Wi llie Aikens. Loser Dennis Martinez, 12·7. allowed only two hits over the next ru ne innings before Rick Miller opened the I Ith with his third h.it. a single FORD DELIVERED his tie- breaker after Garcia dropped a throw from Martinez on an at- tempted force. California starte r Don Aase al· lowed just two hits before being replaced by Clear alter walldng two batters in the-eighth. Lee Ma y's run-scor ing single and two RBJ's by Billy Smith cbued C lea r In the ninth before LaRoche fanned Al Bumbry and Ga rcia with two runners aboard. After the meeting, Davey Lopes resigned as the Dodgers' ~iptaln. "I've been considering thf decision the last several weeks." he explained. "I felt lt wu the best thing for myself and for the team. I Would Dearly Love Win--Irwin ••SOME THINGS came up at the meeting, and I thought today was a good day to do it." the' Ded1ers' second base man. u dd. "Thia way, we'r e all equal. I 'bave no tlUe. Nothing more wtll be expected of me than from anyone else." LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England (AP> -Golf fanaUca have argued for years whether the U.S. Open or the Brltilh Open 11 the world'• leading tournament. under par tolnl or 136 a single bogey. The round Ufled the bespectacled Amer ican a bove overnight leader Bill Longmuir. advantage. "I had played here before. so I knew thLs golf course." he said. .. I didn't come here not knowing what to expect. That ls part of the batUe. If you solve that and adjust to the time change, you have a graspofthe problem." Hale Irwin, the current U.S. "THERF. ARF. lholl«' In the States who feel the tJ.S. Open Is the toumamPnl lhul mutters," Irwin sold. "Our frl6rull~ urmRs the Pond think thl11 111 th~ hlg one. To win hoth wo uld really THE LITTLE-KNOWN Brit.on shot a three-over-par 74 Lo end the day at 139, one shot behind Ballesteros. T wo-time British Open wtMer Tom Walson was fourth al 140. after carding a 3· under 68. The Dodgers r esponded Im· mediately, scoring a run on sl•1les by Bill Russell and Smith in the fint inning. Steve YH1er slammed a tb·ree·run home nm in the second -his ninth of the season. Joe F•tUIOft hit an lnalde the park fotlrth. followed by Lopes' 21.lt home nm, a two-run shot. Open cbamplon, doesn't profess to have the amwer. But he could well answer the question "who is the Open champion?" by wln· nins the British tournament as well. Irwin went into today's third round at Lytbam St. Annea with a two-stroke advantace over youn1 Spaniard Seve rlano Ballesteros. Irwin s hot his second successive 68 for a 6- · 11eltle tht' nri;cumt,nl MS to who won the Open." T he l111t mun to win both opens ln the lfllm c yeur wua Lee Trevino In um . "I would dearly lovo to win' the BrtU8h Open," lrwln 1uald. "It would be o bl1, bl1 feather in my cap. Illa pretty special." Irwin'• round included three birdlea on tho front nine and not But the man they an have to catch ls lrwm, who bas t.nnveo on the cold. miserable, windy condiUons tha t have upset so manyoftbefancied players. lrwln feels hi.I prior knowledge of the l ,822·yard course was to his BALLESTEROS' 65 was the be st round of the day . ll equalled the course record that Langmuir also had equalled the day before. Ballesteros' round was re· m arkable ln that he birdied lour of the last five holes. The back stretch is regarded as the moet difficult part of the course, and it _.,Joor Doekey Team Is a 'Special' Winner • BJ E&NIS CAftlLLO ............. Like molt coaebee, 8llue Berli has t•rned to deal wtth •IOI and ptycbea .......... x. ... o.. ••we b••• had more than a f alr £-Giit ol hot clop, people that ahH)'I lo 10 one-on-one," aay1 Berll. we have more of a we conacioul· ..... U.. an I OOGKIOUIDell." mu ... tt. tbat'I OM ol UM .... far OOltk•.. wbt be Calli a al" w;~ one la wblcb I.be an to modlntel1 ,.. ·•• daa't atnu ......... •• a.u ...... ,.. ....... .,,.. ... &. ..... ., ..... ,. lerll, wlao • Or•••• Coaatr fleer _ ............ ~ • ...... oar ........ 11 • aearlnl ,.,.. lnteinaUonal competition ln Au1uat. ''That's been the bl11eat area ot Im· _provement: they've learned to handle defeat, •T says Berll, a 24-yeaf·Old recreation therapist at Fairview State ff09pltal. "A LOI' ot players used to alt~ aulk ti we lolt a 1ame. TIM>' have a lot of bad Hit .... m .. It II IO we try to eotl· ve1 tile ••• ... tltat la any 1ltuaUon ln Ute IOliDI doMn'l mean you're a loHr. lt Jult --)'OU'N humu." A la& ol ..... belief• aN IOllHDOD la 1portl bat lD um cut, ... m..ul .. ~ ol puUet.-m. .,...., ...... . IMDID*IL ''Will9ftUmemben•ee-., wldtla la 4lllermlMd not -~r ....................... lo handle trmtrau. ... a.ru ..,.. " . ' , petition 1eta very Intense so we don't want to frustrate a person so much they won't partlclpate in any ortanised ac· 1 Uv1te1 later on. We're very careful aboutthat.' THE PLOOa ROCKEY team emeried from a Fairview transition project d"lped to ease certain in· dlvlduala lnto the "normal" communl· ty. Tbt pllol .£:Ject satllfted aa off. froand NC~ NQUINIDtllt and led to ftnt a Cotta M11a tHm and even- tuaU, eo ........ lDdepeadlnt, oounty. ......... ••••• ,. ....... dlll wUl proftde a ~ ,_ nenatloMI aeUvtU• liat .. , ""C'' ,. ............. .... ..,...,A oltbelel'IJl•'t la••• Htlal 1tl111 or appropriate '••• ,_ puttetpedal ln a lo& ol ot· 11nlHd .atvtti11. We're provtdln& •· • chance to learn the bulc akWI 10 they can move on to leas structured ac· UviUea." Playen rante from a1es 11 to 31 and despite the inherent 1Usma, there'• a lot of talent on the t'tam. "IT'S RAaD \o senerall&e about peo- ple with that latiel," Bero says. "There are so~ that •re really lm,pa!Nd aDd there are otbera that are excellent ln term• of atbletlc ablUtJ no mau.r wbo you're eomparina them with. There's a lot of talented au.a.-bere." In floor boetey, pl11ed • a nonnal 1ym floor, the ~11 made ol felt and leather etlbt la diam.._, Md reHmbln a t doa11t. lut It 11 ~but·~tor ...... 'TIU aame aUow1 for a lot of <1MIPKIAL.P1 .. •> l finished off such dogged com· petilors as defending champion Jack Nicklaus. "Sevvy's fin ish must have been fabulous," Irwin aaid, and the jovial young Lalin modestly thought so too. But he was willing to give much of the credit to Trevino, who played with him. "AT THE ltTR hole, be <Trevino) pointed out that I was not following throu1h with my left leg. That helped me. Aft.er th a t , I pl a yed better," Ba llesteros said. Ba llesteros deliberately hu (See BarnBH, Pate IM) ..... ~-- ,. ) .Sports Break Alouettee Make Cooaineau .. AD Offer He Can't Refuae .... u.......... ~ A 1pa...iln1 diamond eurin1 1U.tem from bla • left eer. BWlft bl the •••Jterlnl bumhllty of mid· Maaballlan he la the plctur. of aartorial tl .. aace • ~tb hil poidt'9d·toed Shott, ta1*'9d pantl, tuedt jaekM .a 1 .. tMr v .. t. Tall. dark and macho hand1ome, h e could atop pedettrian tralftc at Holtywood and Vtne, New York'• '2nd • Broadway or the comer of Bourbon and Canal in New Orleans. · But be caretUl you aren 1t tempted to pull any of that "Tutti·frutti. it's sprln1 araln" stuff •. Tom CO\Aliineau is one of the roughest. toughest hombres to be CC>Utbed up from colleae football rank.5 last season - rated by the pros on the basis of the NaUonal Football League draft u the most desirable hunk of beef on the market. But the NFL. with all of its millions of dollars. doesn't get him. 1be Montreal Aloueltes do -in one of the strangest twista in years. P!cked by the Buffalo Bills, the 6-3, 227-pound All· Amenca Unebacker out of Ohio State chose to cast bis lot with our neighbors across the northern border. "I saw a game in Toronto between the Argos and Alouettes," the im1>95ing athlete said at a hurriedly called news conference in New York Thursday to disclose his de· ciaion._ "It's ~ different game than ours. The field Is longer and wider. It is a more open game. I like a lot of movement. I consider it a great opportunity." Cousineau had to suppress a smile when someone asked him if he chose the Canadian Football League over the NFL because it would enable him to be "a big fish in a small pond." "I've played against the best and held my own," he replied evenly. "I can play in the NFL. Personal security bad nothing to do with my decision." "We weighed the offers and the alternatives," he said "Montreal offered us the better deal." _ .. .___r--=--------Quatr at...ilw »•11 -------. From one who should know, Reggie Jackson, speak· ing out on the the Yankees' front office power struggle between club owner George Steinbrenner and President Al Rosen who resigned: "He couldn't get along with the man. He tried to be a good president; be couldn't gel along with a guy who wouldn't yield" Nielcro Brotlaer• Ear• a SplU , Atlanta's Phil Nlekro wants to make sure peo-• pie don't think there's just one pitcher in his fami· ly. Surrende ring six hits, the 40-year·old righthander beat the Cubs, 8-2 for his 13th vie· tory. . .. J oe Niekro also gave up six hits but it was in five innings as Houston dropped a doubleheader to Pittsburgh, 9·5, 4-2. Willie Stargell and John Milner slugged two-run homers in the nightcap as the streaking Pirates pUlled to -----8ud•U Te4•9----...;_ On t.bla date in baaeball in lNI: Jim Buonlnt threw lbe first of hi• two career no- bUten, burlin1 the O.trott Ti1era to a a..o win over the Bolton Red Sox ln the f\nt 1am• ol a Fenway Part doUblt·bMder. Today's Birthdays: 1 • Tony Oliva, who won three American Leacue bat· 1 ' Uni champlonshtps with the Minnesota Twtna, la 38. 1 Former ~trolt Tt1ers center fielder Mickey Stanley la : 37 . •••• aeleeae ..... fl• Tbe Los An1eles Rama placed rookie O q\lerterback Jim Freitas 911 waivers Wednesday as both 1tartina passer Pat Haden and backup Vince Ferrac-.ino began practice at the team's Cal State FuUerton tra10101 camp. Alao leavina with Freitas, a free a1ent from l..on1 Beach ·State, was rookie guard Jobn Paetz a spokeJman for the Natiqnal Football League team said. Paetz, a free agftt from Fresno State, left camp of his own volition. A positive note: second year'runnme batk Wendell Tyler from UCLA is .. runni,ng full speed and looks lib he's back all the way," said team spokesman Jerry Wilcox. Tyler miased most of 1978 after knee surgery for tom cartllaee he suffered in the second regular season game. Tyler will get a full test Saturday in Rams Coach Ray Malavasi's first preseason intersquad scrimmaae. The Rams also placed rookie free agent quarterback Craig Kimball of San Jose State on waivers Thursday. Meanwhile, four-year veteran Jackie Slater from Jackson State checked into camp early to get a jump oo winning the starting left guard position vacated by Tom Mack's retirement at the end of the last season. Cadle Dee .. 'C Tesc Bu Temper · Husky George Cadle says he has finally con· quered bis bad temper but he didn't have a chance • to prove it Thursday. Slamminli? a seven-under·par 13 to match the Oakwood C6unt.ry Club course rec· ord. Cadle grabbed the first-round lead in the Quad Cities Open in Coal Valley, Ill. ... The Mets signed their No. 1 choice in the recent baseball draft, pitcher Tim Leary from UCLA . . . Houston Oiler starting safety Mike aelafeldt signed a multi-year contract with the team ... The Chicago Bears asked waivers on six-year veteran linebacker Don Rives who failed a ore-training camp physical . . . Former Atlanta Falcons head coach Norm Van Broeklln says he feels "200 per cent better" fol.lowing recent· brain surgery and figures assistant coaching duties at Georgia Tech will be "good therapy" ... Gerry Spiess, who left Virginia Beach June 1 in his 10-~ool sailboat ~n rout.e to Falmouth, England, reported by radio that "All 1s well" 900 miles southwest of Ireland in bis bid lo pilot the smallest sailboat ever to cross the North Atlantic ... Forego, a three-time Horse of the Year, has been voted into th~ Racing Hall of Fame at Saratoga's Museum of Racing along with Boa TarcoUe and Laz Barrera . . . Ed Ressler won his last seven matches to take the fourth round lead ln the Tucson Open bowling tournament . . .. Tim Robinson, a 16-year-old from Coronado ~ook a O!l~·~troke lead into toda:(s final round in the 15·17 ag~ group divts1on of the World Juruor golf championships in Sari Diego. David Rhorer of Laguna Niguel won the 13·14 division . . Red Auerbach a nd Red Hollman, pro basketball's win- ningesl coaches, will oppose each other for the first time in 23 years in the Maurice Stokes benefit basketball game in New York Aug. 14 ... Central State University, which held dual memberships in both the NCAA and NAIA , decided to drop the NCAA because of a rule requiring members to play 50 percent of their football and basketball games against other me mbers Tfitlet.,fsloa. Radio DAIL V PILOT • •• i, f§~ Shrine Ga•e Rerei1'er Fountain Va lley High receiver Kevin Margerum will ht> one of the ae rial ta rgets of South quarte rbacks Gil Compton and Mike Tedford Saturday night at the Rose Bowl in the 28th a nnual Shrine All-star football game. Kic~off is at 7: 30. I',.... Page BJ SPECIAL HOCKEY. • • strength and speed," Berti says. "The upper division games can become as rough as any type of ho c key game you 'll see anywhere. the disabled when he wa lke<J in· to Fairview four years ago to see about doing some volunteer work. Today, he is a very satisfied recreational the rapist. within 2112 games of the National League East lead . . . Ray Kn.lght drove in s ix runs with a grand slam homer, a single and a sacrifice fly to highlight a 19-hit as· sault that carried Cincinnati past St. Louis, 16·4 . . . John Curtis hurled a seven-hitter for his second straight l ·O shutout as San Francisco blanked Philade lphia . TV: Horse Racing -Today at HollywOocl Park, 7 p.m., Cbannel52. ''IT'S THE BUZZ sport at the Special ·Olympics. There's not a whole lot of recognition for it but the people who get into 1t are very involved. It's almost a cull sport." "Benefits? l just enjoy the players," he says. "They're in· dividual people with unique characters. They've gone through life situations most peo· pie would expect to see only in a fiction novel." Pitcher Jlaady Jones doubled and scored what prov_ed to be the winning run while Dave Wlafleld cracked his 23rd RADIO: Baseball -Angels al Baltimore, 4 :25 p.m., KMPC (710); Montreal at Dodgers, 7:35 p.m., KABC (790). r>.1ttu1to homer to lead Sa~ Diego past the Mets, 3·1 . . . In the Amencan League, Boston beat Seattle, 7-1, to puU within 'l lh games of the East lead when Larry Wolfe missed a sacrifice sign and slugged a home run to break a fifth-inning tie ... Lula Tiu& got plenty of sup. port from Reggie .lackaon, who homered, and Brian Doyle, who bad three RBI, in the Yankees' 10-2 decision over Oakland . . . Ben Ogllvie's one-out homer in the eighth in· ning pulled Milwaukee into a tie and then Sisto's Le1cano'1 one·out homer in the 11th beat Toronto, 3·2 ... Lance Par· riah drove in three runs, two with a triple, as Detroit routed Minnesota, 8·3 ... Dennis Leonard, who threw a five-hiller and retired 17 straight batters, committed a crucial error in the first inning that led to Kansas City's 2·1 loss to Cleveland Yanks Almost Quit Pan-Am . . Ralph Garr hit a two-run homer in both ends of a doubleheader as the White Sox swept a pair from Texas, 9·6, 5·4. Chet Lemon also homered for the White Sox while Richie Zisk, Pat Patnam and Buddy Bell homered for Texas . . . Jim Palmer of the Orioles was placed on the 21-day disabled list because of tendinitis in the right elbow . . . Angel ace Nolan Ryan was selected American League Player of the Week after two complete game victories last week raised his record to 12-6 CHAPEL HILL. J.C. (AP) - Just two days before the Pan Am eri can Games we r e scheduled to end, U.S. basket- ball Coach Bobby Knight con· sidered withdrawing his team from the competition, according . to North Ca rolina basketball star Mike O'Koren. Knight, who faces trial in SaJ. Juan on Aug. 22, was arrested al a practice session for an alterca lion July after a scuffle with a security guard. Macy was slugged the next day by Tomas Herrera of Cuba. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. GB Aagels 56 39 .589 Texas 52 4J .559 3 Minnesota 48 42 .533 S'Al Kansas City 44 48 .478 10~ Chicago 43 50 .462 12 Seattle 40 S5 .421 16 Oakland 25 70 .260 31 East DlvllloD BalUmore 80 32 .652 Bolton 57 32' .640 llh Milwaukee S5 38 .591 Slh New York 50 43 .538 lOlh Detroit 48 45 .505 131h Cleveland 43 48 .473 18112 Toronto 29 65 .309 32 ti ~·lcefft .............. limllre J.1 (tit.,.,,,. ll lnnlnetl Cftlute•t ft .. M ....... , ....... , New Yor11 10, Oell....., 2 Mltw-..a, foronto2, 1 I IMl1>9t Dtlroill,~I c ..... ,.,..,,1<_.Cltt• T ..... 0-...... ,.., 7'41 .......... (M<Gf'9tDr .. ,, '""" < ........ 1) ll ..... !forn19·Sl, 11 OM._. (~ 0>11 M . ,._ Yor~ !John ....... ,__.. 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If you wan ce ~:cause this Ii probably Y~:: 1~:t;::~~ on the phone, you must. Too beautiful and im':d I e d on site sales office. Open every visit the lohia Vlsto :00 aj 20"1. clown/ 1o1h%1nterest rate . clay. Prie9S•tortat$129, · - THE BAHIA VISTA 360 Clemente Ave. Av,lon (Catalina Island) Callf. 90704 Ta& DAaK·llAla&D. 1U1n hero from. SMlfteld, =and· ........... ~.... IJI pOUnda, *..,. tbe ftnt man to Mid boda world ,__.. for IOO "'4Mrl Md tbe mU. atDce Peter s.eu of New Zealand ta llG. CM DOW II comMltrecl a Sood bet to break UM world reeorda ffJf l ,000 met.en, 11500 met.en ae4 2,000 met.en U IOOD U be 1ets the opportunity. "Seb's next 1oaJ, however, is to become a top S,000..meter run· ner But that will not happen un· w...... ····:t: 0..• la ••11w," I .,_ ................... . ....... c.. • .,.... wlll ... -... mu. ,.,. ............... He NU die •U. oel1 .. Ume ....., ............ eo. ..... . ••TD coa .. ,d "'' '°" ...... .. to ,.,uetpate "' both u.. • llM UM uoo at t.M mo Olrmpiee. ••Bat U he dHld•• to 10 prlmuUJ for the l,MO-meter 10ld medal, lt would be unwiM for him to...,. the ., ftnt. It may well 10 floe the olber way around,·· Coe 1ald after watcbla1 bit 1oa'1 latest triumpb. .. It bu alway• been Seb'a secret ambitioa to become a top clan 5,000.meter runner, and I alao thlnk he will end up as that." be added. That SebuUa.n Coe haa 1ott.en more speed was proved when be ran 400 meters in 46.87 seconds ln London last weekend. ·Big D . Proven hi ·Two · Fields j . • ! t'• a loal Ume llDM DclD Dryadale hu Miii nlleYed • ~.3.: ~ =:r~~.=ea.toaai~.:t.r= tM Ooki:'W• Broadeutilll Co. Drndale la curnntly lD ftoal it.aces of a OM·Y••r contract with GWB, whlcb bl owned by 0.... Autry and beama the Aoael 1am• over KllPC radio ID lM AD1e .... Dryadalif'1 1tat\ll la Q04hln1 new to blm. He's tuat IOlnl ~roup eGGtrec\ aeaouaUona, wblcb II aomethlnc be a carried over from Illa pl•Ylni days. GWB bu yet to offer a contract for the comlnc Muon . . . and all Drysdale la doln1 la waltlq . "Tbe ball la lA their court." aaya Drysdale. "JI tMy want me back ... " · Drysdale'• strides toward the top of the bro1dcaaUn1 lnduatry have been amallnc. It'• been 10 years DOW alnce Drysdale swapped hia familiar No. 53 for a mtcropbOne-and durtnc · than 1pan he'1 worked with the Montreal Expos, California Angela, Texa• Raqen, Los An1elea R ama. numerous aodepdent ventures and ABC (American Broadcasting Company). NM BAD PO& someone wbo was beat known for hia tenacity' and tight on the mound. -"I thought. about being a broadcaster wblle I was still play· Ina." rel'lect.a Big D. "Pee Wee Reese would do the Game or the Week wlth Di%sy Dean and I always admired how much fun they were having." Drysdale got his big break while at the winter meetings in Florida during the year of his retirement. Gene Mauch and Gene Kirby (of the Expos) asked if be would be interested in becoming Montreal's color broadcaater. Blc D's acc-.ce wu immediate. ~·llY BIGGEST WOl'I')' lo becomln1 a bratdeaatr WM I didn't want to screw up the Kini'• English too much,'' l>rJedale saya with a smJle. "And I dldn 't want to brine any ~lubbwM laacuaae OD the air." .. Drysdale has succeeded in accompU1hlo1 bia 1oai.=and more-aa he bu moved himself from "rookie" 1ttatua t.o one of the best lA the buainesa . Dl'Jl(lale wlll be expandln1 bia horiaom durin1 the upcom. , in1 college football campaign as he will anchor three ABC wea~m . reiion-1 1amea for the comln1 season. · "I really have the best of both worlds, workin1 with ABC and Golden West," ~ays Drysdale, who is recelvin1 oaUonal notoriety for bia color role wlth the Monday Night Baseball team. ! "BOl'll PLACES treat me swell. I'd like to cut the travel '. down a bit <ffter 24 seasons as a player and broadcaster travelipg , could become wearing on an individual). but I don't know if that's possible." Needless-to-say, Drysdale isn'l anxious to leave the Anael fold-especially in tts present state. "I'm really happy for Gene <Autry) He's put a lot of time and mon~ into this t.ea m and they're a great bunch of players," ex- ults Dryad.ale. "The club's on top and makes broadcasting fun, it makes , everything worthwhile.· WrrH DRYSDALE enjoying himself, it's now up to GWB to let : the fans enjoy Drysdale Uke they have the past seven seaspo.s. • "Gene bas told me he wants me back," Drysdale says, "and if I those are his sentiments I'm sure he'll pass them on.'' ; Nol only does Gene want you back Big O. so do your fans. 'f ~ ': Stabler Finally Shows Up t. He ah;o said he wa nted to be ! · traded and w as g1ve n L permission by the team to at J: te mpt to make " d e a l wi th •· another club, af the team that : : wanted him met the Raiders' ! : pnce two flnrt round draft t: choices and two young players 1 • SANTA ROSA <AP) -Kenny Stabler, the man who says he doesn't want to play for the Oakland Raider s again, has finally shown up in the Raiders training camp -one week over· due. Stabler, s po rting a neatly trimmed beard and wearing a blue sweater and jeans, pulled his new Porsche into the motel where the team is staying and training about 11 :30 p.m . Thur&- day. SHORTLY AFTER his ar· ri va l , the l e ft -h a nd e d quarterback met for about 15 minutes'wilh Coach Tom Flores. who had been anxiously await· ing him for severa l days. Upon e me rgin g from the meeting, Stabler would not talk Sports on Tl' to reporters. Bat he nodded hi s head when asked if he had taken the required team physical. Stabler's silenc e with the media began during last season when he refused to talk after each of the -final 12 games of a 9-7 year. Ho weve r . h e b roke th at silence during the off ·season after he felt he had been maligned by Raider gener al manager Al Davis, who blamed him In large part for team missing the playoffs forthefirsttimesince 1971 ST ABLER BLASTED Davis. saying he wanted to "bury the hatchet -right between his shoulder blades." and criticized several of his teammates. in eluding wide receivers Morris Rradshaw and Cliff Branch and lineman Henry Lawrence So far, no deal has been made t a nd Stableil's attorney, He.nry ! · Pitts. adv1sf'd him to honor his •. contract and come to camp to l . i.la y an shape. Thursday. 1tfter i · playing ;i seeming r at-and· , mo~sf' game· with the team. hC' ~ arrived. , However . his favor ite re· : reaver. Diwe Casper, who has • been holding out while his con· : trac·t 1s bean~ rcneJ{otlatcd. ha~ : not hf'tm seen here yet and the • Ila idcrs say they don 't know .(· when he will be ' I r-------------, '· Tube Menu: i~ MEW'19VW I ~@'CONVERTIBLES I I IM STOCK! I :· .............. British Fare I TRY FOR I ; I us PRICE! I f Besides the usual steady diet of America's I I grand sport or baseball. sports television viewers ) will get a glimpse or three major events going on I I SEBASTIAN COE HAS SUDDENLY BECOME A WORLD CLASS CHAMPION. in G real Britain. I • The most important. or course, is ABC's same HUMT IEACHI i day coverage or tbe Brilish Open. the third leg or 111711 IEACH 8 · OI • golfing's grand slam that will air at 4:30 p.m. IOULIYARD 42-200 ! O.J. His Last Legs CBS. meanwhile, will bring us some c lassy - - - - - ------ - - -_. on Simp•on Say• Thia I• Hi• Final Seaaon By WILL GRIMSLEY Al'.._._. Cerrup 1 • Ill O.J . Simpson wlll be doing less running throu1h airport and more running on lbe football field next fall -but, after that, the procedure wlll be reversed. O.J. aEFU8E8 to criticize prominent athletes who are less approachable, who put themselves in an 1Dvlalble iaola· Uon booth and cold-shoulder tboae responsible for their mlllion·dollar contr-.cts. British racing as part of its Sports Spectacular series. Cov_j!rage includes the Gold Cup and the King Edward VII Stakes for horses and the Team Cup for motorcycles. NBC's baseball Game of the Week finds Na· tional League West front-runner Houston visiting lbe East's fast ming Pittsburgh Pirates. Thal beglns at 11: lS a. m. • S•t•rdatf'• Tl', 11..rle TELEVISION 11 a.m. (4) -BASEBALL WARMVP -An in· side look at baseball, hosted by Bryant Gumbel. 11 : 15 a.m. C4) -BASEBALL -Hou~ton at Pitta burgh. J.L. Speci1I Of The Week! By John Lt!onHrd, Golf Profes11onal Jl SANO WEDGE ~~;··.~ .. 2000 Fin.st qu•lity, tnvft1ment cut with litht-lfjftt nHI ~ft. "One more year and that's it deflnltely,'' vows the atar nm· ning back of the San Franclaco 49crs, putting bla priorities in or· der for retirement at a1e 32. "I can underataad basketball players," be said. "Apparently because of sensitivity over their alze. they are inclined to become Jonen. In mOl'll caaea, athletes who become aloof suffer from insecurity. 1 p.m. (22) -PRO SOCCER. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SP08TS SPECl'ACVLAR -GOLF LESSONS /JY APPOINTMENr Cove rage of two of Great Britain's most important WESTWOOD NEWPORT BEACH horse races, the Gekl, Cup and the King Edward t08Jl Sum;, Mon1c.1 0111r1 VII Stakes. Also Part· 1 of the United Kingdom 12131 •7S-6881 Nuwpnrr 11eoch Galf Cou"r, 17141 751·4653 . "When I was traded to the 49ers by Buffalo a year ace> I committed myaelr to play two years. It's an obll1aUon. I aUJl love the game. Desplt.e my knee problems, I am still physically fit Tea m Cup Motorcycle Races. SOUTH PASADENA 4-:30 p.m. (7) -BRITISH OPEN -Same day Arro'lo S«o Golf CoU111• Mont,,rttv Parle Goll CoUtstt MONTEREY PARK ·'They are like some actors I ltnow. They feel ufe on the set -In tbe athlete's case, on the field -but away from il they feel threatened. They don't react as comfort.ably." coverage of the world's oldest golf tournament. One 12131 25<1·6154 12131 266·2241 or four tournaments that comprise golling's grand~=================~ .. BUT I HA VE other Involve· ments -particularly movies and TV. I can't do them and do full JmUce to football. Football l• not eomething you can live just part Ume to. You have to pay the price." O.J . imllta that he wlll not chan1e his retirement plana even If be falla abort, u DOW aeem1 likely, of 1ttaioin1 two 1on1t1me se>al• -breakinl Jim Brown's eareer ruabln1 record and 1cortn1 a touchdown lo the Super Bowl. • SimJllOU flew lnto New York Wedofllday to PNMGt Herta No. l awardl to blab l'cbool athletes ebOHn from tlM !IO 1\a\el ud ~· Dlatrict of Columbia. He pMMDtlJ poled wttb each of tM II ...._ ftMW 12 O.J. SIMPSON or bored." "Claaa -the auy simply bu class," another was heard to aay. "I Just want to touch hlm." aald a buxom woman, the mother of one of the atbletel. "ClMI" la the word for O.J .. NP•'* ..U., ~ auto-1raplll md W a,..._ .. ward IDrnwJIJ 'lt'lll ........ Hei1man Trophy winner out of the Unlveraity of Southern California, one of the National Football Leacue'• all-time lead· ln1 ball:eanien and tbe In· dilputabM .. Mr. Mice 0111" of 1portl. "I like people,'• be 1alcl, "If you llb IMIODle, JOU dclll't Mft a problem. OM of ., beroe• ••AJIAllNG," oomm•ted an •lwap hu bMD Mullammad •·loaller .... dclll't ... bow tbe Alt .... a. people. too. lie bu _...,,._ IUJ doll lt.· lie MYer 1eta i.ty a W'Olldlrful, outcolnl nature.•• ......... J O.J .. who missed much of last season after sur1ery for a tom cartUa1e In hla left knee, un· derwent two more operaUona at the end of the year. slam. (5) -BASEBALL -Angels at Baltimore. S p.m. (52) -AMERICAN RACEWAY -With Tom Malone. 7 p.m. C52) -TODAY AT HOLLYWOOD PARK. aADIO Baseball -Angels at Baltimore, 4: 2S p. m .• KMPC (710); Montreal at Dodgers, S:SS p.m., KABC (790). Soccer -Washington al Surf, 7:lS p.m .. KORJ (94.3 FM). ... HAD A TUMOR In front. of S d the knee and a cyst behind," he 1111 .. ,. Tl', ••die aald. "But I feel One. If I am TELEVISION okay and the other 1uya who 9:30 a.m. CU> -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. were hurt last year come 10 a.m. <11> -HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - around, we mi1bt -under Blll Coverage of the Shrine All·slar game. Watab, our new coach -be the 11 a.m. CS) -BASEBALL -The Angels meet team we were supposed to be ln the Red Sox at Fenway Park, Boeton. 1171.'' 12:30 p.m. (4 ) -TENNIS -Jimmy Connors He ran for only 583 yards In vs. Vitu Gerulailia In the WCT Toumam•t of 1179 but booated bl1 career total Chaml>ioru final taJ>ed at Dorado, Puerto Rico to 10,ne, aecond ln the NFL only UU -8PAaTAC~Dt:-Pre·Olymplc com,_ti~ to Brown'• 12,312. Uon held at the alt.e of the 1980, Games. Slmpaon'1 football salary I.a 1 p.m. <2> -8PO&T8 8PECl'ACUL\a -Part $711,000 a year. He 1eta •report. 2 of the United Kln1dom Wqrld Team Cup ed '300,000 a year from HerU, mortoreycle races. The News of the Wdrld Dart bu a lucr.Uve oran1e Julee COD· ch•mp6oaablpe. Aleo, tbe World Pro Sb\e Put tract aad la kept busy dolq Skateboard cbamplomblpe. mcm. md TV. 2:30 p.m. (5) -aMNBOW ftrrUan'Y -• He ~t ftaJ1bed two mov· Quarterbone racln1 from New llex.lco. let ln ... ltarred .. well 3:30 p.m. (7)--W• wuu.o OP SPOan-. .. produced -"Goldie and t.M lt:xbtbttion by tbe Soviet plDDMtlcs team.• The Bour" and .. Detour." He bu European Wet1btliftln1 cbam.-..a.tpe. AIM. a,... doae cloM to a doHD moviel, peat tbowtn1 of the HawaUu Muten lkarftn1 appeared ln TV MriM and bu champkJuhJpe. 1l1aed with NBC u a commen· 4 p.m. ''l -8POaT8woaLD -Cover••• of tator for ta.. i. Olympics ln the record m le run from OllO, Norway. P'eatured lloacow. runnen lnelude ~baatt1n ~, Steve 8"tt •nd but be Mt UM narTOW fairways Hll 1reetHt expoaure, 'obn WalUr . ....... retber Uau bi......_ 8'mPIClll l&JI, to11M1 from tbt 1 p.m. (50)-PaO SOOC&a. CU>-TODAY' ldm. TV eommerela1 wbicb bu him AT HOLLYWOOD PAU • ........ ....... .. ab'port. L\DIO Loa1m.ar, tll• ll·J•ar·old .. 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Prop.'"·~~ IJ1 LN9lllt ICenrs ..._Lewis 9,_ llGI; 40-lrv KIHen 118); ~ Tyler CCPI; 2'-R~y Prke 1181, -.,,,.n O.Cpll IF81; 21-Pet Berrett IF81, Jim Hems ICPl; 2)-WeyM Smlll'I ICPl; 11-.Jlm Meo.tilth ICPl; 20-Kevll'I .... "." 1181. Misc. Yan~ee Shakeup Ro.en Seela GreenBr Gran NEW YORK (AP) -Georle Stein· breuer, prtnelpaJ owner of tie world cbamp6oa ~ York Yau.., bu . be1un look•na for a new preeldent for the Amertean i..a,... tam aft.er Al ROHD n.lped "to explore enwal other t-whw opportamlU..." Roeen, in a 1tatement iuuM by the Y ankeea, 1ald "eoatrary to apecula. tion. I have not, nor will I, aeeept any of tbote buaineu opportunlll• ln the near future." &08EN'8 RESIGNATION, which had been rumored for several days, apparenUy wu trieeered by a dis· pule between Rosen, Stelnbnnner and Manqer Billy Martin. Martin. who bas been embrolled ln coat"°'eny several tlmes dUl"lnl his two tenures as ¥ankee manqer, said of Rosen: .. , feel sorry for bim." In accepting the resignation, Stein· brenner, following two days of meet- ings and coovenaUooa with Roeea, said in the lenllby statement: "Wben be <Rosen> tofd me of one of "the op- portunities, I gave him my best ad· vice. I did not see, frankly, bow be- could turn such an offer down." remain In bl1 offlce at Yaakff Stadium. watcbina 1am• and eoe· 1uJUn1 with Steinbrenner, unW he dec:lde9 wbat opportunity ... wbbm topunue. However, the 1tatement failed to mention any possible replacement for: Rolen. 1boae most promlnently mentioned are General Mana1er Cedrlc Tallls and Geor1e Slaler, wbo run1 the Yankees farm club in Columbus, Ohio . But last year, when Steinbrenner surprised a Yankee Oldtlmers' Day crowd by announcin1 that the recent- ly fired Martin was returnin1 to manage the team and that Lemon would become general manager in 1980, it was also announced that Tallia would be retiring follow1n& tb1a season. IT ALSO is rumored that Stein· brenner may take over u president of the team. Rosen. 55, was lured out of private business by Steinbrenner to take the Yankees job two years ago. He is one of 16 limited partners wbo joinUy own the club with Steinbrenner . DAILYPILOT Rosen la rumot'ed to be Joi.Dlna Bal· ly, a corporation which will soon open a gambling caslno in AUantic City, N.J. Bally is run by Bill Weln· berger. a longtime friend of Rosen's. Steinbrenner is listed as the principal ----------owner . WEEKENDER Gets It ALL together Fridays THE STATEMENT said Rosen will· Rosen's troubles reportedly began last month whe n Steinbrenner replaced Lemon, a close friend of Rosen's and a former teammate on the Cleveland Indians. In the i17!1HJ41!tll $ BOB McLAREN·s BMW. INC. :•·····················································i • • i ®Rabbit ~ 11798MW 733 . ~ . FwCly Factory l!civlppea IS.... #51103101 • • $346 :,~ • IRAND NEW '79 ·: • + AO _,,, tH IW 1 60 ,,_II .,... ......... c.. ... 1 ... of Rl,Sl!A .,_ ,,,_.. rWY<· , ... •ltll ,......,.....,. ......... $U.20L20. ONLY :· s9 s135!! 0~.;·: ~.: 1179 BMW 5211 FIAly Fectorv EQlll~ cs.r. • sm1001 s555~H ~ $226 ~~~ • .11 ~ ta• for • Ml month open end le-. c:..p ••lue ol S U.000 lfter tt4'0.00 rtdu<lloll '" 00 -1135 80/mo lot CIO ,.,.,. on ~ c:r110~ :nc::u0" lu " 1ieen.. 10111 C.O•~ oooc:e .,, •ba 1 ~ .,.., onc:l<Jdel I&.<. lie.' do<;. ... A p R •• 13 31'<. Oeleneo ~ PllCe •• 182H 00It162118000<2• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 wlltl remelnlno ,,.,..,.of ••.otO. BOB McLAREN'S BMW 850 N. Beach Blvd. a.. Habr• (lml. No.of8.A,frwy,) "If every bte.way med the hops we make HenryS with, the supply wouldrlt laatamonth!' Quite apart from being one of America's most beautiful regions, the valleys of western Oregon and Washington claim another distinction: they are the only places in the country suited to growing Cascade hops. In brewing, Cascade hops have l~J been recognized as the eq of the famOus Haller· tau lq, of Bavaria. But their small growing area means they are quite rare and'~ive. Even so, Henry Weinhard's Private Reserve beer is brewed ' with more Gascadc hops than any other beer we knoW 0£ This . J•clr. Daniel. 8r~ul<r 8l11L-W«1nh.vd Br..-. :ne G:impAn1 is because Hcmy1 !> is made not only with our founder'~ l9c h- century methods, but with hi!> 19th-century philosophy. As Mr. Weinhard used to say ... Spare no time, effort, nor cost to give our customers a perfect glass of beer.'' The result of this unique approach to brewing may be sampled through- out 0'1r home state, as well as at selected restaurants. stor'tS and taverns in Southern Califo~ia. THB ILITZ -WE I NHARD IREWING COMPANY O F POltTLANO. OR&OON - • • • • • • • • • • r -~ Business I NSWYOIUtCAr)-1.naU. .... wrwl&ed tbe MUell of elP&cwe Of AlllericM fiP6"'e, 9'119 ...,..1 • Wnl al U.. public .., ... tWr ftuada& ... ...._ .................... ,..,. ... 6Moetl&ad Pn.·NIC Newt poll .... nat pereepllon of INlllered .......i ftD&DHI ll directly ,.. liilM to the pubUt'I Juqment tMl ........_, Caner S1 doln1 a ..-job buctliq the aation's M09CNIU'. I AND. DaPITS lM ••• Un at 1a1 l&allou, the co1t ot llvlng '' •till the top concern of Americana, the poll found Thlrty·two pereeat ot thos~ m ttrviewed 1MJd th~lr fa mlllH arc bnaoc.laJlY worse off nO'f than » year ap. Tbat i.i the largt>Sl 1roup to report sucb nnancial decline in the put three yea~ a.pd lJ up from 29 percent lo March. Tweoty·two percent said tbeJr ' ftalladal picture llu lmlN'O"d .. l.lae J*l Jtv. down from JI peroem four""""~' •to· Porty· ftve pereeat 1aJd tbert hu bten •o l'llan1e. tbe um• 11 ID lhtth. 0.. petteel of'the ••• aduJta bMn'ttwed by lei.,._.. Monday Ind T'"*'•Y were not au re POOa&a A•EalCAN8 are U•e moet likely to aay their f1ml· b buclaet ha1 been battered and wealthier Amerlc111n1 the leHt likely. the poll round. Thia perceptlon of na~lonal economic problems dama~lna personal flnancea la rorclr'I the public raUnc of Carter's handl· Ins or the economy to remain at · deprested levehi. ' F'tftueo percent said Carter la doing an exceUent or good Job wltb the economy. Forty·three percent aald IL has ~en "only fair" and J9 percent aave tum poor marks. Three percent were not tilln.l. ECONOMY ALTHOVGH THIS month'• etoaomlc ratln1 ia alltbtly above thal found In tbe May AP· NBC Newt poll, thlt It the lowe1t ratlnc round In the lateet poll for any apeclflc i11ue. Despite recent problem• with 11110Hne ahorta1e1. Inflation re· main• the top con cern of American . Thlrty·ooe percent or those quest.ioned said tne cost of living was the top problem facing the oountry today: Energy waa cited by 28 percent. Thia 111 the same one·two ranking found in other AP-NBC News polls this year. SOARING PRICES for easollne and heaUne oll are a major part of the percepUon of the Countinns Promoted Coast B1:1siness Report About New Employees Betty Bllava, Costa Metia , a member of the starr at the Santa Ana regldhal offi ce of Bl11e Cro&a of Southern California, hiss been promoted to senior provider service representative. She ls former provider service representative In that of- fice She joined the company as a provider service r<'presentative in Long Beach, responsible for claims and hospital relations. In her new capacity, she wiU serve Orange County, La Mirada and Whittier. dealing .with ac~te hospitals, visiting nurse and home health agencies, and skilled nurs· Ing facilities. f>aul F. Hoff bas be:n named vice presiden/ and chief financial officer of Computer Aa&oma· tloa. Irvine. He replaced Peter KopkowakJ. who resigned but is remaining with the company as-a consul· tant. Hoff is former vice president of finance at MSl Data Con>., Costa Mesa. • Pat IUDgsley, Corona del Mar, hits been ap· pointed manager or business development for Newport Balboa Savlngs and Loan Association, Newport Beach. Her responsibilities include public relations. exhibit planning and scheduling of public rune lions • Kelly McDermott has joined the Newport Beach office or the Plannin~ Center as an urban economist She i5 a former senior assoc)al-~ wi\h Ashley Economic Scrvies/The N~wsn>+t E~onomics Group, Inc., Newport Beach, where she had been involved In fiscal impact analysis work for several ~rge ~ developments. • , , , • In her new posftion, •st.e"Wttt ftpaftd the com·· pany's capal>Uflfei in market and ec9nomic analysis services • , Jolua E. C. Simmons has been apJ>9lnted na· lional service manager for A1ardata, lac., Richland. Wash.-based manufacturer of portable source data entry terminals. {ti) NABERS ') . LEASE FROM THE SOURCE • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION • IMMEDIATE DRIYERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 140-9100 • He has day-to·day ret1ponsibility for the com· pany's domestic service organization, along with s uper vision of the internallonid service network for Its dJstributo·r. TRW Datacom. He will be based at Newport Beach. • Beraanl J . Mlller, Newport Beach, bas been named president or Zieman Proclada, lac., Whit· lier. He is former chairman of the board of Zieman Manufacturing Co. and will continue on its board as a director. * .loeeplt D. Hammer haa been named vice pres· ident or education of AntboDy Schools, a private vocational school system based at Newport Beach. He had been dir~tor of education since February 1978. His duties include responsibility for creating, writing. editing, publishing and updating of courses offered at the 50 schools In California . He was previously active in real estate invest· menl analysis, valuation, sales. exchanging and client counseling in residential income properties. * J. David Dawson, Mission Viejo, has been ap- pointed sales manage£. of the Orange County office of Grubb le EWs Commerdal Brokerage, Newport Beach. He is res ponsible for coordinating the ma rketing activities or the sales force. He was previously associated with Sequoia Pacific, where he was in charge of the profit \ c,enter ror commercial and rcaidential projects. He subsequently became president or the Pacific Design Center. r'espooalble for construction, financing, leasing, operations and marketing. • I 4 • * Doterea: Cl"Olli8 baa been appointed district manager, Orange County, for Victor Temporary Services, a subsidiary of Walter K.Jdde Corp. She will manage and coordinate activities of branch offices in Newport Beach and Orange. Area Agencies List Clients Area public relations, marketing and advertis· ing aaeocies have announced the followtn1 client assignments: -Wisdom Import Sales Co., Irvine, bas selected l•o agencies to promote Its beer!': Cochrane Chase, Llvln1st.on and Co., Newport Beach, will handle public relation.a for four Mex · ican brands, Tecate, Carta Blanca, Bohemia and Indio. Bosell and Jacobs, Newport Beach, will ban· die actMUes for Watney's and SUn10, both from En1land; Aaalli, from Japan; Leopard, New Zealand; Swan Laaer, West.em Auatralta, and Anchor Steam Lager and Anchor Porter, both from Sao Francisco. -'Jbe Hotel San Maart.en, now the Vlllaae Inn In Laguna Beach, bu retained Gloria Ziper and Auociat.es, lnc., Newport Beach, to handle public relatlom for tbe 55-room bot.el. -Gloria Ziper and Associates also bu been signed u public relaU001 counael for Leason Pomeroy Auoeiat.es of Orange, arcbltect.a and plannen of commercial, loduatrial and realdeoUal development.a. -The Irvine Co.. Newport Beacb~aa re- tained Phillips Brandt Reddick, a Newport Beacb urban plannJnc, deai1n and environmental re- lfJarch ,ftnn, for pluniDS of property expec~ to be developed In tbe early 1.98111. ' Herrema & Auoelat.ea, Inc., Colta Meaa, bH bem retained to bandit national adverUalnc and promoUon of the PoeketPro System, a patent· ed 1olftn1 aid made in Costa Mesa by PocketPro Syatema,lnc. -ll:ltey·Hoover, Newport Beacb, bu been ap- PGlntAMI to handle public relatklm and adnrtillnc lor Delert Sandi a 40-acre moblJe home eom· munity In Palm Sprln11, wblch will open lD Oc· tober. -Crowell McKay Advertlalnl/Publlc Rel•· tioo1, lnine, ha• been aeleeted by the Telephone An1werlnl Bureau to handle advertla1D1, srapbic deelp, dlreet mail and public relation.I for lta H Or...,. Coun&y loeatJou. -Broedmoor Developmenl Co. bu aelected 11..1. -..ut Advenutnc IDd Public Retatklel, ~Beaeb, to llaadle marUUDc 1upport. ad· , eollat.eral mat«Saai, ev.U, pcomodon IDd nlatlonl tor Tmeuy ~ lD PIQ• dill . -.. Pnntronlx, lac., an Jma• computer muufllObllw, bu ntaiMd CG..,.... CUM, Uv-~~=-and CO., Newport ..... to baDdlt ad· • _,_..,. eomaumlo .... ad market· .... _ ,,_ Alloci8MI, ....................... . ...... .. Id~·· for cwn~" .,..... •A=f•; ............ ftrmwu ~• --~ • • • ._.,_.a nb= WrJI ;;:l':tl. Gf x-.. ........ '" -,,~.,._.otSlllOll&e,a dlN&c* GI Wrl~ lile., ~ Ml eel9Nd .. •=DlnelWil, IN., ......... 4' ... 1111111 •t• • I ' ~ ',, .. & • , ~ : • ' • .. • ,,, 1 •• ,,,...._ ·--· ........ , ...... ener1y r.roblem. maklnl It d11· fie ult to 1bll the coelof UvlD1 and ener1Y u twoteparate illuea. Arter laflatlon and eaer1y came morality, 17 percent; u.n· employm4mt, 10 perffllt: crtme. 10 percent : 1011 of national purpo1e. 9 p•rcent: drop In value of U.S. dollar abroad, 7 percent: t•xea. 8 percent: foreign attains. 4 percent; other Issues, 5 percent; and not sure, 4 percent. The n1ures total more than 100 percent becauae the reapon· denta were allowed to name one or two m~Jor concerns. LOOKING TO THE economic future, the poll found a bit less peaalmiam about the course of the nation'• economy over the next 12 months . Fifty-six percent s ay they ex· pect the ~onomy to worsen In the next year, down rrom 58 per· cent al May t. Fourteen percent said they expect the economy to improve, and 27 percent s aid the economic picture won't chanae. Three percent were not sure. Americans also are slightly less pct;simislic about inflation. even though the rise 1n con- s um e r prices h as not moderated. SIXTY·•'OUR percent expect the rate or inflation to worsen over the next year. compared to 68 percent in early May. A total or 8 percent expect it to gel bel· ter , 26 percent expect it to con· tinue at its current rate. and 2 percent were not sure. As with any sample survey. the re!ults of this poll can vary fro m the opinions or a ll American adults simply because or variations in the sample. For results based on 1,600 In· terviews. the error m argin due solely to chance vitriations lll the sample is 3 percentage points That is. there is only one chance out or 20 that the resul ts or thJs s urvey vary from the opinion!) or all aduJts by more than 3 perccn· tagc points. Nutritio11 Promoted "M s Tina-Tomato." known m private life as Bonnie Lit:·bman , helpe d Asse mblyman Art Torres . 0 -Los Angeles. begin the California segment of the National Campaign for Good Nutr ition at a Sacramento press confe rence Thursday. Ms . Tomato says her aim is to warn against junk food and additives a nd to promote us e of nutritional food Trade Reorganization Mulled t WASHINGT ON t AP I The Carter admmislralloo has pro. posed a m ajor n.-orgun1ul1on of the nation ·~ trade re~ponsibilities, diminishing the role or the Treasury Uepartment and changing the name of the Commerce Oep<Jrtmcnl lo ~c Oeµartment of Com- merce and Trade Pres ident Carter !);ud Thur!>day that Lhe changes. s ubject to congressional appro' al. are de~1gne<l "to expand exports. improve enforcement or lJ ~ trade law~ and othcrw1!>c upgrade government trade act 1v1t1cs .. Ov~r l 'ht· eount~r NASO Listinq~ 4,, \ ,• ~ ~, IJp• and Deemu 11 , 10 , UPS ANO DOWNS 11·-17 • N EW f ORK IAPI '"" loUowtnQ u~ ll n ' \l>Ow) t~ O~r •~ '°""'"' 0 .. •In<•\ ,.,,., *"'"~'" ""'' ... v. 90'le UI) , .,. 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N UiCf ''· I J. uo 10.1 11 VUr•m 11• • "• Up 10.1 := ~~:,.,1r..... ~~ : :; ~g :g~ ?<> t1oot1tvH f\.. • '• Uo 100 )I F~OWhl 1'• '• UP • S 11 KM~ Ind 1'• • '• Uo •.> 71 L~"'O' 1'• • '• Up •.S 14 MllJ.,.ftO 111'• • p,. UO • \ H !to.trtMI '" • '• Up 4 \ N•""' '''°"'" Purf'C'Yt I T tl•fl~ " A1rFI• 8•\1CA\ Q Sutilf"\. V•C,...•n A$1•fll ti,.,..,"""' R...,,.,,, Go"1!>l P•tntMv Cmt8~C~oo "''"'°SA (tlt<il"P Ot~O..r ov~ut rCO<lt<Ot ~ •rmfo 1:-H In! NISM>n P•l1"&lt"1 p.,,,.., llO>l°'J C•mbHu OO#NS L•~t ,, 1 ... 1 .. ... ... 1\o ., .. ,, J -J'• I • 11 , .. 1•'"' 11 • , .. ,.,. • • ' , ••• I'• MUTUAL FUNDS -... .-_...___ ........ •• ' - N ~P la S•o~e By lllLTON llOl&OWl'n , TM nation'• ~t cl•ar maar ll hcMllfld la tbe .... corporate wanbouM from wtdcb eme,... "Mork ... Iliad ." ~ bav• ct1an to do~ talevla6oa rum~' NoUUDS. But there are no CGDMetloaa -radoeal oeee anyway -betWMD maay ol U.. compaalee tlaat .,.._, to tbe ..u,bty coq,lomerate, Gulf• W-..,. IDd..,.._, IN • YSAU GAW ILU MOVED from Ml• of ... mlllicG to $1.3 bUUon. It atarted <M makiq tbe rear bumper for tbe &wdebaker. Today, after a~ulriq more than 100 compaal•, lt makes IO many products lt would take a amall-11.zed telephone direetory to U.t tbem. G&W entered tbe lelsure-tJme ftetd la U. by a~ulr ing Paramount Pictures. 1bat wu tM aame year lt boqbt New Jersey Zinc. • In 1987, it bought Desilu ProduetJoaa, ~ TV flllD house assembled by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, for its Para· mount subsidiary. That was the same year G& W bought South Puerto Rico Sugar. G&W moved into Money Tree the cigar field in 1968 by acquirtal Coaloliclated Ci1ar. That was the same year it boulbt l:.W. BU.., Unlverul American and Associate lnwstment. Consolidated Cigar cost more tban Paramount and Desilu combined. Looking back. Cbarlee G. Blubdorn, the master architect of G&W. is probably mopptn1 bla brow and screaming through the smoke: "What a fool I wu to buy all those cigars!·· FIFFEEN VEAllS AGO, WREN THE U.S. Surgeoo General issued his first report on the health hazards as- sociated with cigarette smoking, it touched off a boom in cigar sales. The heady prospect or all those cigarette smokers switching to cigars probably inflamed Bluhdorn·s imagination. But that's not what happened. Although followup ~· ports linXed cigarettes with diseases of all kinda, theil' sales have held up remarkably well. MeanwbUe, the cigar ma rket collapsed. Americans used to smoke 10 billion cigars a year. By 1974 . sales had dipped below seven billion. Last year they dropped under fivt.billion. IT'S LITTLE COM FORT TO GlrW that it bas managed to increase Consolidated's marllet share. When it acquired Consolidated. lts share of the U.S. cigar market was Z1 percent. Now it'a nearly 30 percent. Consolidated Cigar had sales of SUO million a year when it was ac- quired; last year it did $170 million. That 's obviously run- ning well behind the rate of inflation. Whal to do? One tbing-G&W can do is cut costs It has consolidated iSS four cigar factories into two. improved itb cigar·maki.nt machines and reduced overh~ad <make that read employees> by 50 percent. At the same lime it's try ing to make different cigars. TO GET AWA v FROM ALL nus FOUL cigar s moke. Bluhdorn can always turn to Paramount Pictures and Paramount Television. which are doing sensationally with "Grease." "Saturday Night Fever." "Heaven Can Wait." ''Laverne and Shirley," "Happy Days" and "Mork and Mindy." Conflicting Acti~ns Pu;zle Stock Traders NEW YOAI( IAPI· SitlH, 6 p.11'. PrtU Md Ml ~ ol t~ left moll •<tlve "-k~ !°>100 EaCl\ot"Ot IU.,.l, tt.Olno IWltkHl.tlfy •t more li..n ''. OYMle<I C.. ,.,,olOO ttv. -11·, .. "'11111 A . .. . . . l t0,700 •I~ + 11f• tlft~•c"A 11... 13.400 t7 -1\, "'*! r()ll 0 .. ., . . 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'OS 11Aaa1•AN, Hwat•r'1 la• DroclUtl m•aqtr, Uld, Af'Wl..._.. •lloetfL•g . Ronald Reagan. re- . garded as a le~ding 1 candidate for the 1 GOP presidential I nomination, is trail· 1 ing other Republican hopefuls in financial contributions this --.y-ear. according to • federal reports. I i Reagan's campaign committee bas re- reported raising $1.4 : milUon. ! Subsidies \ Sought on · WASHINGTON <AP) --Magazine aod ne ws paper publis hers have asked Congress fer new federal subsidlesl'of their mall charges, but the Postal Service .. said the cost lo taxpay-ers ..,1d be S182 million. •'Some way should be found to increase the diversity of information in America and there should be a lower postal r a t e fo r a cert ain number of copies to en· co urage this," Rober t Myers. publisher of New Republic magazine. said Thursday. MYERS. WHOj ·testified to a Senate sub- co mmittee for tt1ie Magazine Publishers el America, endorsed a bnt to grant new taxpayer funds to pay some of the mailing costa or publlca-· lions. Also supporting the ti bill were represen· taUves ol the Associa· lion of American Publishers , tbe · American News paper . Publisbera Association, the National Newspaper Association, th e American Business Pre11 and the Associat· ed Cburcb Press. SUBSIDIF.8 FOR the type of mall used by prof· it-m aking publlcatlona ended July 6 after dee· ades of congre11lonal a ppropriations. The funding for non-profit publicatlon a Is scheduled to be pbued out over the next •labt· yean. Edward llcCaffr,y, Hl'lltant po1tma1te'r 1eneral, ..Umated tbat tupayen would par. -addlUooal SUI mL•oa tbla ftacal ,.... and ... million ant :rear ancler the bOl He would not take a ltlmd • tbe blll,. a It...,.. ...... ..... • wtdeb tlae Senlee defers to the Con1re11 and the prnidlnl.'' , .. Boaore'il • • NATION . . Bree~lng atl T,Op Speed Carter'• 'oruervation Ctdl Triggers Bwtiness Boom · sudden ln the early 708, people started buylq ee1Un1 fans," Harriman aald. "We think it wu no1tal1la ... " "Our t..ww1 ll • Umt1 what It wu JUlt a,.,. , .. n qo." Oae l'UIOD f« the fan '1 re· viva& --., ii limp&• economlca. "You e• aperat. a c.llinl fan for U.. .._ moeey u a ••all U1ht bulb." Hld Harrlmaa. '''l'M1 IUIPlemeDt air eoodltion· .... You em Mt your tbenno- 1& at on IO de1ree1, Uk• the preeldent wanta ..-to do, aoda fan can make llMem Uke '72.. " 1 COMPANY POLICY prevent-1-n't hwt1n1 us at all." the Humphrey Boaarl mov- td bim ,._. H1iaa Juat bow • Hunter hu been makin& elec-le 'Caaablanca.' " maar ,_ lbe ftnn produtet. tric fana ot all types slnce 1903. The electrlc-ran buaineu was But Jae NAd lbe bla•t Mller The cellln& fan has been Its becalmed when air eoectitlonera 11 a cellbll fu 1trallbt out ot mainltay all alOftl. But until re-became common. People be1an the p,.alr cOD4llUonln1 daya cenUy, most of them were sold closinJ wlndowa and learned to wb..a tbly were part of the decor abroad. get aloq without the sooth.Jog In drq ltonl and neilhborbood hum and cooUn1 breezes· or a aroceriet. ..WE EXPOaTED MOST ot fan. Harriman saJd. "It'• hard to believe," Har-our celling fans to Africa and In-But about 10 years ago. the rim an Hid. "The eneray crisis dla," Harriman said. "ll may bug•began biting. didn't precipitate thie. but it have been our fans you saw in "l·can't expla.ln It. but all or tt HAa&lllAN SAID THE com- pany expecta the fan boom to IO ri1ht on boomtna. Hunter ls hlr· l ln1 more people and bu besun expansion of manufacturiaa 1 facilitJe1. "The energy situation isn't 10- lng to get any better," be said. "We think we're in a real 1ood , position." · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Better Idea. 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Alao Included In Ford'a BtaaHt Cleerence-Offer: V-8 Rencheroa end V-8 Club Wegona. FORD Y-8 BRONCOS · / Compare this Bronco CUatom-or any 79 Bronco-to any 4-wheeler, anywhere. Every Bronco is built on a truck·tough · ~ chassis with heavy-duty frame rails. .. - MUSTANG PACB CAR RIPUCAS See your Ford Dealer end teet-drtve an exdUng replica of the Indy~ (exclUding mechanlo9I moclbtiona) • ..,.....,.. ___ . ····~--.................... IWllDB: •Co.ty l'•lr •Comic• •Mevle levlew1 •TV Uatlng . ,.,... Jul¥ 20, 111'1 'About Hilarity 81 ~AaOL MOOaE ... ~"" ..... ...... MY important meuqes lately? Like " 'Bells are RID~' II plQbaa at t.be Dorothy Chandler 'Pavallon throuah Au1.a•1 ~ tbe dariq and lnnovatina "Evita" and ·' Dancm '," lbe Loa Anpa.. Civic Li1bt Opera Company is offering a revival or thla ll50I muaical bit for lboM wbo want to escape for the eveo· in& and put UM workl oe bold. LIB&E'ITl8TS BE'ITY COMDEN and Adolph Green have updated the mistaken identity mishaps behind a telephone answering service by mentioning People magazine, adding dis· co roller skat.era to the park scene and changing the "Ethel and Mary" in a name-dropping tune from Merman and Martin to Kennedy and Tyler Moore ·Florence Henderson ia a delight as Ella, the hopelessly romantic pixie who operates the switchboard and falls in love with PLaza 0.4433. That is J effrey Moss. a playwright who has switched his emphasis from writing to playing, When Ella overhears a producer threaten to witbdrnw bis funding of Moss, she tracks him down for a last-minute boost or confidence. But that's only the beginning. MOSS IS PIA YED BY Dean Jones, known for hls many starring roles in Walt Disney fllms. He is too slow in early scenes, even for a procrastinating writ•r; however, once he is s mittenhedoesanobaticsusin1hand1trapeonthesubway. Tbe relatJonslll~ tat~ a wlilte U>~~e-sfie uses a grandmotherly voice at work and lean he's "in love with· someone I'm not.'' Meanwhile the audJence is Jed through daffy detours by other Suunopbooe clients. The best of tbese is Dr. Kitchell CAI Checco>. a dentist who wanted to be a songwriter so he com· poseuonpoo b1a air hose. MOST OF THE REST of the cast ts involved in the T1t41n1 r Record Co., a bookie ring that also uses 'the answering ser vice ln their code "Beethoven ls Belmont Park, Puccini is Pimhco and Handel is Hialelih " and the symphony number refers to th<' race. All goes well until a delivery boy points out Beethoven only had nine symphonies. J ohn Brandon and Gino Conforti play the police inspertor a nd aide who are determined to prove that Ella also has illegal connections throughout this peppy production directed by Michael Kidd. A Scrabble-like skyline, credited to Robert Randolph. b best described as clusters of Shell pest strips. But the suspendC'1 panel is very effective bebiDd modules of a swinging bacbelor'i, <See MUSICAL, Pase C4> Singing Up a Storm~··_'~" CherynLave displays her super showmanship. OAILYfttLOT Weekender CJ HEADING FOR COSTA MESA . "Many people are somewut tarMd off~ the word 'mime,' expedin4 perbape an......, of heavy silence and imaginary floww .... cklq. That's not what we do," says ''tommy .McLougbllo of the L.A. lllme Co. Tbe~ny's material includes such diverse · pouibilititm • a '50s motorcy- cle saga, Dracula's ~ tbe ultimate dis· aster film, a man wbo , .. la love with his blow-up doll and an lnv•km from oater space. SUCH SKETCHES, from a · l"eJ)el'tOire of more than 100 topics, will be preeented with live musical accompanimedt and off·stace sound ef· f!?Cts during an 8 p.m . performance Saturday in lhe Orange Coast College auditorium. Tickets, ranging from $3 to SS, will be sold at the audHonum box office, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa, from 6 to 8 o'clock tonight, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday and prior to the show. McLoughla n. Katee McClure. Mitchel Young Evans. Tina Lenert and Albert Cirimell! formed the company iD .1974 after they had participated in a worklbQP which brought ---toeetber tbe moet talented mimes then studying or working in Los Angeles. PLlJS THEY POU8llBD tWr technical ex· pertise during variowi' attri=c with Ma rcel Marceau, DecnJux and otben. Unlike conventional counterparts, the L.A. . Mime Co. refuses to make a fetish or silence . Instead, the five mem bers exploit every BSJ>t..><:t of their diverse backgrounds in acting, music, magic and dance. . "We don't keep one mask or look to a show." McLoughlln s ays. "Skits are introduced vocally; then we pick up a prop, get into a character the way Red Skelton does and step out whenlbe routine ls over. · "WE GO FOR THE obscure to entertain and shy away from everyday topics. like gas and en e rgy , t h at r e mind people of their problems." ZallJ .............. ~· .. ·~ . The troupe has appeared on television with Me rv Griffin and Dinah Sho re. on Don Kirabner's Rock Concert and as regulars on "Van Dyke and Co." • Laughs Historical? Pageant Aids San Clemente Identity By ntOM LECOQ Of tM 0.llJ f'llM StMf LaglDla has its Pageant of the Masters, San Juan Capistrano has its swaUoW!'I. Even Garden Grove celebrates its strawber· ries. That sense of identity was missing in San Clemente, says1r Norman Wright, until the "Pageant of La Cris lianita" began more than a decade aao. ·-rBE caoss and the Arrow'' tells the story of the Gaspar de Portola expedition through California in 1769 and of the fll'St Christian baptism of a tiny In- dian girl by Fr. Junipero Serra along the way. The show, July 28 through Aug. 5, tells the story in a natural amphitheater just a few miles from where the baptism actually took place. Wright, pageant writer, pro- ducer and director for the past four yean, says the musical and dramatic presentation carries its own b.iltorical charm, but be bas added b1a own mark. A FOUD film director and producer for Walt Disney, he conf eHea to taking artistic liberties with blatory. adding "a little mutiny, a sword fi&bt and a -scene with three soldlera and a snake -for comedy relief -to make it entertaioiq. "Even so, everything on dates, locations and rout.ea oh historicallJ correct.'· Wrl1bt, who directed se· queDC!eS of "Bambi" and "Fan· tula •' for Disney, says be keeps addilla bitt and pieces to the show. • .tbla year a lullaby lo the tilt)' Indian llrl wbo la La Criau.mta (the UWe Cluil&lu) ~ • manlabtl ... ,.,, tM soldlen. lie'• UC» cut a lot of narra- Uoa. TBS P08TC>LA expedition from the Up of 8-ja to llOIMre>' faaemat.d Wrllbt. wbo aa)'I it la a ftM PfD about luniYal ud poll!iea. . .,,. ._._ ..... ..,.,..... ICMIGI la CaUIDrnla abollt dial Um•, '° 8"1D'• KADI C11ar11a m •• 1•11 •=-to .... .. ,......, a 11 of the ....... Serra w .... to INlpUll 8DJ ID- diul ....... • tllle war. .. It 1'H a preUJ toutb time ...... ,., ........ march 1 ...................... .. NORMAN, JEAN WRtQHT POLISH '"CROllS AND ARROW" Pegeant of ... Crt9llMlla ,.., "~ ....., ~ .Jalt tbe rtlbt kind of tale for • aomecme WbO produced nature-orl_... ...._ture film• for Dll· MJ'I W911d7 televtaiOD Mriel. • RAN, -wife, ii aJao In-volved, belpiq wltll wriUDI - .. •be bu wltlt ·~ of bll ftlml -......... publlcltJ and promoelaaal won. llore tha • people from IOUtll COU11tJ towDI an lnvolwd •eut ... eNW. • ·~re all little tbeater,.,. pie,"..,. 1ft1Pt, "all ... ,... of eatbuatum. MaQJ ba" belD la tllae P•t•ant for H•eral ,.an." Fr. Serra la D&Qed by Rick Kotbab of Sa11-Clemeate, ·de Portola la Vance Simonds, a former Saa Olementeu who save up tbe town, but not the sbow. · l'Oa•sa •A YO a Cliff ., .. ,..,. ..... CW.pi, -of tbe prlnelpal cbaraetera. Cbarl• Albboutb. a retired' drama teacher, 11 ••soc;• dlnctor. Wrtllll allO reacbel Into IOUtb COlllt tow.. for cut IDelD .... lllebal1llll Jlb1 SalllM', .. Capl8trw Bleeb. u father of. tlMl ... lb'I. TIM arla1MI peceut Hri .. w 11 wrttl• br Jualebelfj (lee PLAY, .... Cl) •ANSIH MATIONAL AMATIU• rMltyte Sk•lebo•rd ~-lps wlll be tunayarldSundey In IHdtStMtum, ......... AdmlUloftfree. Entry msMdlftlOrmelloft, com.ct Oceenslde tc,......~, ... 7161. l'AllllOM•D CORM ltOAIT" twt et noon Sundey 1 at tM Elks , 1tSt Field ._Talbert Ave. min Y•lley. Tickets et the , Sit Muha, $2 under 12. Proceedl benefit disabled U.S. veterans. , ER•STUDEIAKIR hlcles, lncludlna cm•"°99 w~ and "LHWy covile,, and "Hawk" autos of 53-64, wilt be shown I a.m. S.tunlay .. ~~e ~n~ry, Long BNch. HE "SUNDAY" SHOW Wiii broedcast 2:30 p.m. Sunday from• nelghbomood atlon In Santa AM where residents rtlclpate In • COmmunltT. Oriented llclno program. The ma n·subJect will crime prevention In keeplno with BC Channel ''s month·lono "Don't Be Pigeon" campaign. ''WILD WEST DAYS," featuring western band, player piano and special menu, celebrates 1Sth anniversary of Saddleback Inn, today through SUnday. Inn located off Santa Ana Freeway, First Street, Santa Ana Information: 835-3311. IN SHAKEIPEARE FESTIVAL Stockard Channing 1TV STAR STOCKARD CHANNING appears in "As You Like It," the inaugural production for the Long Bead'I Shakespeare Festival, previewing through at Fresla Fr•lt, :Vegetables, a•d •Ions Now! Tit• la•or 11 60•,..•tl Crop h 1-....t • Price 11 Low! or.. MMDAT "flt. 6 .. ...._..,., ....... ...,., ---·r(1llJ:M1l-----1 r-----fflllJ:ltJiJ----, 11 ..,..u..e I ~"' 11 _,..._ I CAMTB.OUPIS l CUCUMIMS I L~-~-;~: ___ 1 I ____ ~~---.I ... , .,..""'.., ................. ---~~r~----·,-----!!:!•!J2!r.c;---, PIActm ZUCCHIM I MICTAll• II if.ASH 1 Y .. a.lee C I 4 ,_.s I oo I ,... i ____ ::: ___ _I ____ ~..;!~-----' ..... _... ,.,,....., .... ----Ri11Jil•J1t----1 ----U•llJ:l•Itt----1 LOCAL P•H• lt'lf Ii I ....... TOMATOIS I DAllllS I . -~~~~: __ J --~~~~: __ J 4 c ... ,...,..1111irt...,.,Ja ltn-7pa. ·40y-. ' , ' llLV8UDO DA YI P•ITIYAL. lllC ..... • MOCIC wntlrn town, 1t11geeoech 8M ..-W rtdlt .-ttlne zoo, children's C:-.-.. lndlen dancing' wm be "-'d IMNY Md S.turcs.y In Miss on VfeJo, 21'11.,.,.rtte Parkway, on th• hlll overlooklng IMdlebeck Cot ..... Admission frH. lnfOr'tMtlon, call '95-502 .. . OOSNLMUSIC av Dick Hiiieary, formernlQhtclubentertalner, wltl bepertormed7: 15tonl0ht In G•rden Grove Community Church sanctuary, Lewl~Md Cha~an. Refreshmenls served. MIDSUMMER ARTS trESTIYAL, featuring arts, crafts, games, food, mimes and J~lers, wlll be held Saturday and Sunday at Santiago Park, Main Street, Orange. Proceeds go to Llfesprlng Foundation. Admission free. JIM NABORS AT KNOTTS JIM NABORS AND the Big Band sound of Bill Tole will be featured tonight and Saturday in the GOod Time Theater, Knotts Berry Farm, Buena Park. Knotts now offers a pay-one price ticket good for unlimited rides and entertainment this summer. Adults $8, children, $7. Hours 9 a.m . to midnight Sundays through Thursdays, 9 a.m . to 1 a.m . Fridays and Saturdays JAMES CHRISTENSEN WILL conduct the Long Beach Symphony 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 25, at Seventh and Park. Music from movies, musicals, Disneyland and light classics to be featured Including "Star Wars," "Annie,'' "It's a Small World" and Strauss waltzes. Reservations, contactsymphonyofflce, 121 Linden Ave. Long Beach or call (213) -436-3203. THE MILLS BROTHERS AND Harry James and his Big Band will perform at 8 :30 tonight and 3 and 8:30 p.m . Saturday at the Terrace Theater, Long Beach. Tickets available at thea ter box office and Mutual agencies. Phone orders, call C213),.J6..3661. JAMES CONLON WILL conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 2-4, through Saturday, July 28, at the HollywOod Bowl. Shlomo Mintz, vlollnlst, Yo-Yo Ma, cellist and Yeflm Bronfman, pianist, will solo Tuesday, July 2_., under his direction. Tickets available at the box office, Mutual Agencies. LONDON'S ROYAL BALLET STARS "An du Jour" Premiere July 27 "ROMEO ANO JULIET" will be performed by the Royal Ballet of Covent Garden, London, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 2_. to 26 at Shrine Audit or ium, Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES BALLET will perform 8:30 p.m. through Sunday, at the John Anson Ford Theater, Hollywood. "Romeo and Juliet Fantasy," "Firebird" and three George Balanchine ballet s performed. Admission free, no reserved seats. Information, call (213)74-9975. LOLA MONTES AND SPANISH Dancers, featuring classlcat, folk and flamenco styles, will perform 7:30 p.m . Tuesday, July 2_., In the amphitheater, Santa Ana College. $2 adults, $1 children, s~udents and seniors. Seating first-come, f 1rst-served. I nformatlon, call83S-3000., Ext.488. "APPEARANCES: CHOREOGRAPHY By Karen Goodman," with dancers, mime and musician, will be performed 3:30 p.m . Sunday at Heritage Park, Walnut and Yale streets, Irvine. $2.SO adults, $1 children mili tary and seniors. Information call ' 754-3639. ' THE MAXMILLION SHOWCASE NOW auditioning single and duo acts, professional and amateur, at the Renaissance Restaurant, Santa Ana. Judges with broad musical background Subscriptions Sought Season tickets and special 11pansor memberships are now being sold by two organlzaUons that bring literally the cream or the music and dance world to Orange County for those who 1lory in these art forms. Series concert ticket.B to the Oran1e County Philharmonic Society's 19'79-80 season are now on aaJe to the general public at S48 and t52 for each aeries of four concerts. THE ENTIRE eighl·concert aertea la S88 and $96 per person. a coat saving of one ticket. However, individual tickela go on aale~only alter Oct. 1. All tickets for the eight con- cert. -four are to be conducted by tbe brilliant Carlo Marla Oiulinl, director of the Loa Anaelea Pbllharmonic Orebestra, wm be performed at Los Angeles Philharmonic, thus, in erfecl, savi ng local musicophlles 60 miles worth of gasoline and driving. CREDIT CARD purchases of the sea.-.on Uckela In either blocs of four or eight may be made by M astercharge and Visa credit cards over the telephone. Maestros to be featured in ad· dltlon to Glullnl lnclude both singers and mualcians: Horacio Gutier r e z ; Vladimer Ashkenazy; Andrei Gavrilov. Jtz hak Perlman , Pinchas Zukerman and Sidney Harth. Guest conductor wlll alao ID· elude Zubln Mehta; Yuri Temlrkanov of Rusaia ; Leonard Slatkin, and Ricardo Challly of Italy. Further information is availa· ble from the Phllharmonic at 234 E. 17th St., Co8'8 Mesa, 92627 or by calllng646-641 I. Santa Ana Hl1h School THE OTHER musical or· auditorium, renowned for lt.B ganizatlon ls Ballet Pacifica, acouttif:.alquallty. now offering patron mem· 11...&o Glullal will be con· bersblpa at $50 minimum or dueUq ldenUcal pro1rama to more to help s ubsidise the tboee Gftered tbla MUGG by the · 1919-80 aeuon. These purchases carry a bonus of two free tickets to the 14th Annual Ballet Alfresco pro- gram in Irvine Bowl at Lquna Beach on Saturday, Sept. l, which la open to DOD·memben. Tickets for non-members, however, or members who do not purchase patrona1es are h11her. By buylu a 1eneral $15 adult membership to Ballet Pacifica at Sts. one saves 25 per· cent on lDdlvidual tickets. GBNE&AL membenhlpe for the Ballet for cblldren aeries are also $15 and repreHDt tbe aame 25 petteat aavtq over Ucketa- at·the·door adminion, Ballet Paclfica otftctals note. The Sept. 1 festival at lrvtne Bowl wU{ include "Tchaikovsky Gala·Plua," "Swan Lake, Act II." "Sleeping Beauty, Act ID," and "Moldavlan Dance.." All purc:haaes ol either adult or chlldreD'a bloc membenblps before Oct. 1 will be 1iven priority in buy1DC Ucketa for tbe lmmemely popular "Nutcracker Suite," to be performed Dec. 14·22, aftldala ~.:. .. ..... '1t.--• •• • .....-• _,._ .,,.......,._, ... ,,. .... "" t ..... ~ ... ,. ... _,. ENTERTAINMENT LEADS IN "OH COWARDI" Lucy D•ftett, Glenn Bradley BRITISH WIT NOEL COWARD will be acknowledged on two St89es this weekend. Fullerton Civic Light Opera's presenting "Oh Coward!," a musical comedy revue based on his works at 8 :30 tonight and Saturday and 2:30 p.m . Sunday in Plummer Auditorium, Lemon and Chapman streets. Tickets ~.so to $6. And his comedy, "Hay Fever," opens at 8 o'clock tonight for a run through Aug. S by Fullerton's Cabaret Theater Company at Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201 W. Malvern Ave. Showtlme ls8 p.m . and tickets are $7.SO including snacks. "SEA GULL" CHARACTER TV Actor Peter Ha.UH "THE SEA GULL" will be performed by the UCLA Resident Theater Company through Sunday, at the Ralph Freud Playhouse, Macgowan Hall, Westwood campus. Showtlmes 8:30 p.m . tonight and Saturday, 2 and 8 p.m . Sunday. Tickets $7.SO general, S3 students and seniors. Contact UCLA Central Ticket Office or Mutual Agencies. Credit card order, call <213) 825-9261 . Information, call (213) 825-2953. CLOWN AUDITIONS FOR Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Balley Circus will be held 10 a.m . Tuesday, July 2_., at the Forum In Inglewood. Frosty Little, head clown, will conduct try-outs. Enter 90th Street tunnel to main arena floor. THE TICICET SHACK c ........ s.-m-,..... J41r.W.U.. 71~1-Hll ..... ~ 714-64Mt90 ""a.-·~---~ ,_ Ctlflllin..--.. ~#-ISLAND ~, · · a DAILY CRUISES LY. DOWNTOWN LONG BEACH '-775-5111 • 832·4521 • (714) 527·7111 . ...... ·-·---·-··-..... ..., - - I I • .. 1 ~ I ~--=··-------r"--... - -- ~.July 20, ,,.,,., DAI&. V PILOT (9 Rain quartet appeat8 in tatln CO.tumN fa Sf1. Pepper era of Beatlea tribute st O'ange County Fair Sunday. Below, FJata Ranch Cowboy maneuvers IHlr mount ciling barrel race in rodeo com,,.tltlon. Roping, Rhythms Fi~~h Fair Steer wrestling, calf roping, barrel racing, bronc and bull riding -eve rything that makes a rodeo one of the most exciting spectator sports -w1U happen this weekend in the Orange County Fair Grandstand. The first performan ce Jn the Costa Mesa arena wlU be al 8 o'clock tonight. Competition wUI continue at 3 and 8 p.m . Saturday and during a final show at 3 p.m. Sunday. IN ADDITION TO the regular events, there will be plenty of entertainment from the Riata Ranch Cowboys, a tro upe of talented wom en who ride, sing and perfor m somt! of the most da ring stunts possible. Rodeo d owns a re crowd-pleasers who must be highly trained and in top physical condition. Their antics create m erriment, but the cowboys depend on the clown's specia l sltill at distraction of angry animals to save them from serious injury Cotton Rosser , professional <:antractor, m atches the quality stock with the skill and daring of the riders to generate the most excitement for fans of the R.C.A. Cham pionsbip Rodeo T HE RODEO AND RACING speedwa} a re the two e vents not covered by the reguJ ar g rounds admission fee Tickets for the rodeo, a vailable at the gr andstand, are S2 for adults, SJ for children under 13. Headlining the ente rtainment that is included for the f a1 r ticket price of $2 for adults and Sl fo r children 6· 12 a re three ~olden ~--~~. , ~~ Si{;;)tagon ·--- GENUINE OtlNESE MANOMIN DISHES Speci~lizing. In Chinese A la Carte Dishes l UNCH•OtNNER DAILY FOOd To T•e Oul 11:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. JIU ...... ~ COSTAMISA '42-71 '2 • 6J I ·ftl I I O•RLC'lto •v J GA!! DAVI muaicaJgroups. Ralph, Chubby. Tiny. Butch and Pooch -known col· lectively as "Tavares" -are half of the offspring of a very musical family from New Bedford, Mass. SINCE SIGN ING WITH Capitol Records in 1973, the group has round its place o'n top of the rhythm a nd blues charts. Their G rammy Award -winning "More Than i:t Wo m an" will be part of their shows at 7 and 9 tonight. Turning back the clock to the '50s at 7 and 9 p.m Saturday will be "Daddy-0," zany rock ·n' rollers from San Jose. Their music a nd madness will be supplemented by i:I • .. cast of thousands" with s uch characters as Manual Labor. Rocky Baruffi, Dr. Dement.a. Art Nouveau and Waldo the Wimp who will join in the salute to the bobby sox e ra. "RAIN," A QU ARTET WIUCH has put together a full concert. tribute to the Beatles. has a sound and presence that brings the Liverpool lads back to the stage. At 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday they will span the career of lbe British group from early hits such as "She Loves Me." through the satiny Sgt. Pepper era to tunes from the famous White Album done in while tuxedos with tails Car nival rides, agr icultural dis plays, home economics. arts, cr afts and horticultural exhibits will con ltnue until the fair closes at 11 p.m. Sunday. ~~s~bastians~!l!ll.. MulOC: by LEONARD BERNSTEIN Lyrici by STEPHEN SONDHEIM Bned on a boo\< by ARTHUR LAU RENTS OINN(R PLAYHOUSE. AteheGRANQ H O TEL I HOTEL WAY. ANAHEIM, CA 92102 presents SUSAN WATSON WALTER WILLISON stamng "' LAURIE MAIN ACE MASK ~~·~ 4".tA~ fH~JUt hfM~lJ AdliO'•<d hO"'\ 8£PNAAO SllAW'S 'PYGMALION .. ~~ .,..,. h ·uu W 4.1.,_ f'N AlAN JAY LCHNEA fREO£AICI( Loewe SUNDAY BRUNCH IOo.&tolp.a SUMDA Y FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL Prime Rib Dinner Includes Soup ANO Salad and $650 choice of Strawberry shortcake or sherbet dessert. (VERY TUISOAVTHRU SUNDAY lVENlliG EVERY TUES. THAU SUN. EVES & SUN. BRUNCH 4:30 to 9:30 p.a. Monday thru Thursday Speclat1 (Friday. 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IMdl -MAKE RESE RVATIONS -HUNTINGTON HACH 14MHO You don't have to wait for a birthday or anniversary to fee l special here. Dining at the Five Crowns is always a great experience. Our Mr. Crow lel welcomes you with the warm hospitality o Old English Inn s. Cozy rooms, cheery fireplaces, and marvelous fare -----featuring our fam ous roast prime ribs of beef ex pertly prepared by Chef Ivan. Come din e with us tonight. FIVE~S 3801 £&M ~ C.oml lt1JlhW11y, Corona <kl Mai 171-lo b7!i 1374 Winna ol Hobcby ~M Awatd ...... c..,.. ......... °"" HELD OVER by POPULAR DEMAND 'TIL AUGUS T 19th! 'fiddler on the Roof LYRICS by Sheldon Harnick BOOK by Joseph Stein MUSIC by Jerry Boch PERFORMANCES -TUES. THRU SUN.• BRUNCH PEAF. EVERY SUNDAY 3503 S. HARBOR BLVD .. SANTA ANA ......... • ......_, IDutMrn C. .. ml9 _.,.._ .. . 'Tlt•re -M • ,ellM fol tt IR .............. Of WOftd ......... " Jlll11 rt7'9 OfQllgf COt111IJ1 lllWlrotftj S1tm1Mr Nlfhll Bor Gtlld# • I -llmll!!'!'l!!!!ll'!!I--I - '· - ,,., ... '"' at t RESTAURANTS -If you con 't atand the heat, get out of the kitchen \ . " a IL' AT CAn,....... la Newport .......................... •10 I ............. a..cwtaieaMd .......... '1'1111 ._ •• w (an ill tM iaGta (~JO it 11.11farhmel9or ... •a6mer lt'a a ddlled ftlla ulld ..... tbe tM daJ la ma.rtuMd ID ...._ juiee euewaben, onloa ud toma&oel then wMb eoecmut milk. A nfrelbinl daaqe peee,.. NVicbe lonn. Or tbe quldte can be a meal iD lllelf at U .50. Tbe atra iDlredieDt (aalrncm, bam, etc.> cban1• dally which la part ~ the fun at this place on Pacific Coast Hip way, opposite Cano'a. · ~orol Moor~ IP ft"S SOUP AND salad you're loot:inl for, you get a b6g choice at Poor Rlcbard'a in Laguna Beach, overlooking the ocean at ll98 S. Coaat Highway. Tbe wooden floors, greenery and outalde deck make for relaxed dininC between 8 a.m. and lO:~_J>.m., and you can watch the shop- pers 't vw.qe Fair while you dine. Tbe 10UP aDd salad combo will cost you $3.25, and )'OU can beap all the aoocties )'OU want - -.--. olives, Italian cbi.Ua, prbamo be ... ••· Jkam•, cam>ta, bew. 1prouta and BIG aroat.am-cma bed~freabWtuee. Tbe mmu ....... u far u tbe soups ao. but ......... bet It wW be bot ..... )'OU .. it. lal CaatllSI Flad · Et Voila -We are now open for hearty oreakfasts. ~sty lunches and gourmet dinners, from the Breast or Chicken "En Croule" to the fresh salmon "Paul loeute". From tbe delicate sauces ot pure wblte veal "Nouvelle cu.lalne" to the Down to Eartb Lamb Shank De Touloule, Chez Cbautrec brinp YoU tbe art of new toOllery at reuonable price1, 1D the c:oaieel French ttmoepbere. A Bieetot . ........ ,.. • Lwll 11-l ......... t•MAW. .. 11 c ..... .......,. 14ZIVleUde Mew,_t.._. .... " .... 671-4904 'Jb the exciting sounds of -Preedom' a Rising,· a r.op dance bend wicb a repenoire of all the curreot bita. LiRD u our super DJ spins your favorice dilco tunes while you enjoy delidous Frw.en Fruit Daiquiris for only 75c from 5 to 9 p.m. daily. Eacemiomeot from 9 p.m. to 1:45 ..... Nood8J duouP Slnuday. . . ... ._. IUcUnt'a olfen IDlit pea, a.VJ bMD ud u. ~ble Mel, Milw-.. dlMM ucl ....... dam ebowder (botb kiadl) aad. cm OC· euioa m cbowder aDd rr.da omon. _...,,,,..,, &OT•C81LD CBSBIS aod Wine ln eon.a del Mar la 1oeated at Mn I!. Coast H.::!'t':M, -that'• at Beaoala Avaue. It'• a 1 IOW"ftMt abop wftb a lllW1 relt.aunnt adJol•'• lt. S.. 1 Med by t.be IOUDdl ot IOOd malic, a Upt ...,..,...., Dllbt treat c:ould be aa order of UM boule pate, at '3.IO and an order ot lb«: dMeM baud at '5.'11. Sband betweaa two peo- p\e it ..... for aood cliaial· A bottle of wine or cbampasne off Rotbcblld'• ntemlve llat ls a plus, but re· member to add S2 to the listed price of the wine u tbe remtaurant's corkage fee . TllZY SERVE SOME of the world's beat frnb paatrtee, at $2.SO a aerviq, to help round out the meal. The only warning is tbat Rotbchild's doesn't take reservations, so there may be a wait at peak hours. It's worth it. -J~ Reynolda roa A LIGHT MEAL that's healthy but navorful, one or m y favorite spots is Mother's in Costa Mesa. The restaurant and health food store is e asi· ly located in the Alpha Beta shopping cent.er _al 17tb Street and Orange A venue. In addition to the expected salads, Mother's olfera a delicious healthy plua; a number of sandwiches lnch.KJing peanut butter; several fresh-fruit cups, a nd a tortllla stuffed with guacamole, cheese and other delights. Prices are very reasonable -in the $1.SO to $2.SO ranee for tbe most part. There's DO meat served, and DO smoking. -Jackie 8Jlfft09 A VNIQVE SAN .JUAN Caplatnno latber· ing place for a noontime or earl)' aftel"DOOll t aDdwteb or eoup is tbe Lu Duenas Ami1as Aualliary Coffee Garden at 31882 Camino CapiltnDO • Two lbort bloeu from San Juan's blstoric ml11km, tbe lard.em are nesUed ln an open cor· ner ot tbe abopptnc plaza behind tbe Bank of America bulkff na. .. Tbe &ardeD featUNS patio dinbll among varioul poUed planta and fems. Profita from meala are elven to Laa Buena.a Ami&M Aux· lllarJ'• dlaritlee. But 10" have to 1et there early. The coffee garden is Oll.ly open Monday throuab Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~ IO for $2.25 to $3.SO. Soup and half a sandwich costs around $2.15. Elegant pastry desserts also are served. -Bill Hodge TBB ca088aOAD8, 10850 Brookhurst St .• Fountain Valley at the HunUngtoa Beach city line offers tbe m eanes t salad bar t hi-s sometimes-gourmand and sometimes-gourmet has ever encountered in Orange County. New owner Al Stuetzle offers a grand total of 25 different salads (tuna or chicken > or vegetable ingredients and more selections of hearty soup tban you can shake a ladle al for $3.45. The wine llilt is extensive; not expensive and one ol the rare locations where one can find that elegant Ste. Michelle Chcnin Blanc bottling from tbe blistery east.em slopes of Washington's mountains. The Crossroads is undergoing slight re- modeling, but tbe menu isn't affected. Luncheon is served from 11 a .m . to 4 p.m., and the dinner menu is equally good. A former chef worked on his own time un· der a previous owner to hand-build the fabulous salad bar. He said be wanted to see a job done well and right at any place be wo.rlcs and while he 's moved oo. tbe pblloaopby stayed there al The Crossroads. -Arthur R. Vinael I CAST AS PLAYWRIGHT, MIRACLE LADY Dean Jones, Florence Henderaon In •·a.ua" ,.,....Page CJ MUSICAL ••• pad , stenciled penlhou !ie s uit e and the ra m shackle basement office "right out or Oliver Twis t." T be cho rus or s inger s a nd dancers, "frozen" as mannequin guests around a grand piano. are rolled on sta~e m run view to change tha t seeoe. Their ghb conversatton and slinky, beige gowns convmce Ella tflat "The Party's Over." She lee1ves Moi.s a note whtch starts the fmal pu.rswt. In totaJ. "Bells" provides a ~ood answer to "Where sba11 we go lhlS everung?" APADANA The AftfJH--~ES Lately? AWARD WINNING RESTAURANT. SUCCULENT FOOD UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT COCKTAILS 3:30 P.M. • DINNER 5 P.M. NIGHTLY Banquet Facilities 10 to 150 People 600DMe.,....C..._.Dr ,.,...,,_, .tl•lllMf .... ,....... 640-7502 Then •••• You Should Se~ Us Now! ! RED'S. COVER THE 0 0RAHGE coAsrs FAVORITE DINING SPOT ENJOY THE CHANGES OF THE LAST 2 YIAIS AT NIWPOU"S LA.teM•RI llST4UUNT N EIL B ROOKS' NEW OWNERSHIP & MANAGEMENT INFORMAL, LOW-KEY ATMOSPHERE QUALITY SERVICE AND PRICES GREATLY EXPANDED LUNCH & DINNER MENUS CAREFULLY A SSEMBLED KI TCHEN & SERVICE STAF~ More The11t 75 DiMer htrus I 5:00 to I :00 a ...... More Thaa 50 ~ IEalrHI 111 :JO to l :OO p.mJ S..., ._.. l I O:lO·l :OOJ COAST HWY. & NEWPORT ILVD. • HEWPOIT IEACM, .. RES~RVATIONS 645-7077 DAILY PILOT " · I I DAILY PtLOT ~ O*ner's Midway in His Career ChiMren Come in All Ages to Appreciate Carnival Thrills ,._ = ltoya ~ IMo towD la a 10. cr:L .... ~::1:.~ .. ~= ._ _. ol U.. ._.,.~u ........ &Ut a.tl1.be ~, .w. Lopes, II, IUa owa. ....... tbat • c ... ":Jr.-: ...... up OD tbe edae ol Iowa, J .. : for a Job. •& llSl.PSD ·~ • eeDMlllMl ltaDd, OM ..... bliMballl lbrowa to bod dowD a at.ck ot mUk baUlel. or a Id afterDooD ot work, .Ja1m WU paid 11, not bed fw a kkl lD lMl . ... _ ... , .... •i"to ..... blmMll '° two Ilea bowll ot ebW beul, at 10 eentl eaeh Mid two O.•. at S .-eb. ''I .UU bad 10 MID.'' .. YI Lopea, " I eomJdered mJHlf ,. lood flnanetaJ eoedttioe. ... wmt baek that niPtand told tbe woman opera .. tM bootJa lbat I '-cl be1ped Mt lt up. Site oft'91ed .. a Job pick.ina up the milk bott1el tlaat wwre bit, and pald me 50 ceata for tbe nltbt. I b..t $1.30 ln my poc:teta and tbouabt I ... really rtcb. .. Paoll 'l'BEN ON carnivala were a part of Lope1'1 life. He 1ot a Job ddYina one of tbe trucks for S12 a week, and ftJUbed tbe aeuon wltb the carnival. The not year be was back, but tbis time he was a real part of tbe acUon, belplq to run one or the coneeulona on the midwllf. He was now earnina a commlulon and his weekly paycheck soared to $100 a week. For the next 30 years, Lopez worked carnivals. He ran concessions, operated rides. helped book the carnival into fairs and shopping centers BY tm BE HAD become the owner of his ~wn full carnival, now the biggest west of the MlsaissJppl, and one of the biggest in the United States, be 5-)'S "'••· •• 11 Keeps you on top of the local SPOlJT!R i scene •• SALOON ....... ,... ,._ o4 Vkl ......... Salton Sundaya .......... C.t!ik-· v_ .. , .. in the DAILY PILOT OOPPAH PA l...._ICT PION eMMAMY MT&Y 7:11 ,.... ....... NH. It TH1. SN41•r fr•• J:fO .......... ,...A-.•· •at+M IBTAUIAMT • COCITAll.S II SPICIALTY SHOPS, AICADI a C.......-SmlS Take SAN DIEGO FWY ~to Beech Blw. off ramp BEHIND HUNTINGTON CENTER OLD WOILD 7161 C...-Dr. It Ok .. w .... f71•t n1-1411., 111•1 nw1 ta A MIAT f\ACI TO TAii Tom Ml&Y Hls Western Pacific Shows ls operating with more than 30 rides and 50 concessions, most, at the Orange County Fair. "Carnival liJe has changed," Lopez con· tinues. "Perhaps the biggest change has been in the conversion to hydraulic power. For exam: pie. we have a new trailer·mounted Scrambler on the midway this year. "IT USED TO take five men a total of six hours to set up this ride. The new one can be set up by two men ln 2S minutes. Now there is a· lot GUADALAJARA RESTAURANT HOMEMADE STYLE MEXICAN FOOD OP.EH DAILY 11 A.M. to I 0 PM- MEXICAN BEERS AND IMPORTED SANTO TOMAS WINE 665 PAULARIMO 1c-ot 1rt1teu ..... Ice c., ••• Cw.t....., COSTA MESA 540-2392 SEA VIEW GARDEN Vii_ Under New Management 1'!f ANTHONYS •PEKING • •SHANGHAI • SZECHWAN • HUNAN I CUISINES Wine. benauet facilities. special business luncheons, special discount on food 10 go beginning July 1. Open 7days 675-2420 810 E. Balboa Balboa On the Peninsula I CALL M0-5123 PIEl2 Ill JOlllT FABULOUS RIBS-L.A. TIMES CRmc "ONE OF nlE GREATEST SALAD BARS" -Ow,;, Cr-411 "ONE OF THE COUNTitY'S MOST MONUMENTAL ARRAYS Of FRESH SEAFOOD" -~a... llflrltw ··~;:::u 11 ·-~~:o-1 ·::u'3:' 11 ·-::.:~ I "-no•orinaw~ IAI• LOllTEI II ... "" 2 Sllld, Wlloll LoblW, Com Oft Cob, ..,.. Potato 7. 95 tr •?!m.~ ....... YlllmM•• llMID Pier 2 s.t, Tony's 111ena, Frwtl Frtla 6 95r-3·1.,.,,, SIL • I t.fJfJ _,,, 1'88 YOUll DINING le ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE ............. 'h9., Wed. 6 Thun. i1A11='*8 I'll., lat., San. • lloa. ' DWIGHT DIOllMION .MD.TRIO Tue. Ulna Sat. CIAMllON IAKD Sim. & Mon. J14POMITAVI. &.AOUNA mlACH 1111n.1ot I 10• A1r¥>Je FrH Pfrl11n9 4M·94t1 152"'558 \ GAINU ITllLI wltb KILLY LIMAIU Tue. tbru Sat. IANDDI a LOWIU Sun. and Mon. -CCMITNWY, LAGUNAM..._ ....... ....,,...... ...... 4tMm of button·Puthlnl and pln·pul.11q to Mttlnl up the carnival. Before it wa1 reall.y bard work. "With the lncreue ln labor coetl, we r .. lly have to have aomethln1 to cut the work load. We coWdn't even find the people to aet up a modem carnival anymore if it weren't for bydraullca." Gtttlnl 1tarted ln a carnival lln't eu)', aay1 Lopes. Now lt would take at leut S2 mUUon Juat. to open a 1mall show. "And, tbat would really be a amaU one." '1'11E NBW amES coat from $80,000 to a quarter ot a mlWon eacb. aome even hicher. Then there •re 1e11eraton. They coat about SU,OOO'eacb, and we have to have 12 Of them." One of the moet popular rtdel la tbe Sky Wheel, a double fenil wheel that la mounted on a lone arm ext.end.lnc 15 feet into the air . ''Next year it will be even tuiber," be says. "I'm bavlne a new one built rilht now. It will be 110 feet hiih·" Carnlvall are blC buaineea . "We're rather like Woolworth's," be says, "we depend on volume buslnesa. We ctve away a lot ol merchandiae pmes, and that keeps the people comln1. We also keep looking for new and more exciting rtdes ." ONE OF THE WAYS to find new rides is by attending international conventions held by ride manufacturers. In January, 1976, Lopez at· tended one such convention ln Rome. "I had a private audience with Pope Paul VI while I was there," he says. "It was one of the most exciting times in my 11.fe. He blessed me and introduced me as 'the man wbo brings joy to the world's children.· "But," adds Lopez, "those children come in all age ranges. They like to forget their t roubles, paying their bills., their work, and spend a few hours having fun and being thrilled at the carnival." I • ' ~ ~ . . . ~ ~ .... :·. ~ ,;: WE CORDIAlL Y INVITE YOU TO COME TO OUR NEW RESTAURANT (FORMERLY MITLA 'S> AND ENJOY OUR COMPLETELY DIFFERENT GOURMET MENU - NOW FEATURING OUR FAMOUS "DON MARCIAL MARGARITAS" "Come In And Say Hello!" LUNCHEON SPECIAL 1 Beef TKO, 1 Cheese Enchilada Sefwd w11h ~~ns °' Rict $2.25' Ulllll 4.00 PM I RONMAllOR Aft .... ..,.,1ence '" MElOCAH DNfto .-........-a~.d·· 547 w.t 19th St., Costa ..... 842-9784 BlnqUlt Fldtltill I PrMet Plltin ~1,. Thr flnnt Meuun Cubin. Friendly Persuasion Richard Armbrus ter as the captivating Professor Harold Hill and Elizabeth Ha nsen a s the c harming Maria n the librarian s hare a duel in "The Music Man" being presented through Aug. 5 at E l Ca m ino Cabaret Theater, 690 El Camino Real. Tustin. To see more of the antics in River City, Iowa, phone 838·9822 for r eservations. .... ----------------------------------------------------------------: ' ~forty ,S2!fn~ts~ Healthy Food, Naturally We're Celebrating Our First Anniversary ... Thanks Everyone.' "The carrot pancakes at Forty Carrots are so good they're sinful!" ... Jean Halliburton, The Newport Ens;gn "The scAllops at Forty Carrots aren't to be missed. They're absolutely f antastlc . . . " Jeri Wilson, Fullerton Daily News Tribune "The food has great taste and flavor ... I lucked out by picking the Bloomle's Fresh Fruit Salad, an amaz- 1 n g concoction .. sensationally delicious · ·" Norman Stanley, Orange Coast Daily Pilot "I take friends to Forty Carrots for the Intriguing Wine Smoothies .• Wow!" ... Gres Enriquez, Orange County News 'I adore the Forty Carrots hamburger .. the beat I ever had!" ... Doris Crandall, OCLA Guide "I loved the smashing "cheese pot" .. made with three cheeses, fresh herbs and mushrooms, and laced with shrimp and crab .. " Peggy Cotton, Newporter News "Forty Carrots is a winner for me. Try it and you'll be happy to return again and again. And take home some of their whole-grain chocolate chip cookies .. these are "to llve for" ..... Vern Lanegrasse, "Hollywood Chef" " ... a splendid feast at Forty Carrots, where they present natural foods un- disguised by elaborate sauces and preservatives. The cooking Is straight- forward, simple and designed to bring out the natural character of superior In- gredients. Aa far aa I'm concerned, For- ty Carrots wrote the book on "health food" reatauranta ... " Gillian Bell, Orange County Guide SOUTH COAST PLAZA, COSTA MESA M•ln Level, betw11n I. M•gnln'• and Bullock'• 551-9100 t ; ' ~ ; . ' .. j 1 GIUENTATION FOR GOLDEN lfWest College summer museum tours t!fOrk"'°P 11 scheduled for 10 to 1 p.m . 7uesday, July 24, at the COl~munity center. Wot1lshop will ttlslt Museum, Newport Harbor Art Atuseum, Bowers Museum and Long Beech Museum. <>ne-cUy tour to SM Diego art museums, Including San Diego Museum Of ~"!t Timken Museum and La Jolla Museum fJf (.ontemporary Art, wtll leave campus DETAIL OF "Ll1TLE CORONA BEACH" FROM RAYMOND SIPOS COASTAL SERIES '9t I a .m . Friday, Aug. 3. Pre-registration required for both, call 892•7711, Ext. 502. Hie 8trtct Attention to Color Competlblllty Aeaulta In Deaign Aeellam Museum. Tickets available, $1 .50 members, ;THREE FILMS $2.SO non-members. •11nslstent Murmur Of Resemblance,•• ••After 10Mlnutes" and "Murray and PUBLIC RECEPTION FOR ~x Talk About Maney," by Roberta Friedman, Creative Crafts Coalition artists displayed •r•...,,. Welnbren and c:arwy t.ofttace, at "Fabrications: A Fiber Celebration" ~II be screened wath musk at exhibit, held 1 to' p.m . Sunday. I' o'clock tonight at Newpart Harbor Art Contemporary w~avlng and basketry shown ......... ,,e€J (.PIPPIN' LAUNCHES ST AR. • • to play in tbe piano bar at Gabriel'• Gate, one of the biaest Jan clubs ln Buffalo, it was my mother who encourqed me to Cive it a try •• After high school, Cberyn enrolled at the University of Buffalo, but left a semester tat.er became of school rules that kept her from starting her music major as a freshman. Instead she hit the f'Oed, .first to the Marlin Beach Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and then to Hawaii, where lbe sana. played piano and put lo&ether berown &l"OUP· WREN SIR LICn' tbe talands a lew montha ago, she waa a local celebrity. "I couldn't go anywhere without people re· co1nizing me and uldnl for my autocrapb." She hadn't been in Costa Mesa Ion& when .a friend asked her to accompany him to audi· ·tion.s for "Pippin" at Laguna. Aller bearing her play, direct.or John Fenacca asked her ii tthe could sing too. She could, and did -and the Leading Player was cast. Thia was the role that Ben Vereen creat· e d on Broadway, but the gender of the performer is immaterial in "Pippin." WHAT IS REQUIRED is the ability to totally ~ommand the sta1e. a bl1b·vollage • s howmanship rarely encountered even among seasoned profeaaionala That such a slip of a lirt barely old enough to vote -and appeartnc in ber first stage play -can create that excttement ia the stuff that fables like ••42n11 Street0 are ID'l'CI a.1unua1 TH£ EARLY DAYS Cootll At CIM-W• "NtCIHTWING" • made of. It's not supposed lo happen in real fife. But it's happening at the Moulton, Wed· nesdays through Saturdays until July 28. If you miss it, it 'II move to Orange Coast College for two more weeks.beginnin"-Au~. 1. You'd better see t:heryn Love al bargain prices while you can. Some day her albums will cost more than tickets to·• Pippin.'' through Sunday, Aug. 26, at Mills House, City of Garden Grove Art Gallery, VIiiage Green, 12732 Main Street. Admission free. Information, call 638-6707. IRVING BLUM, DIRECTOR of Blum-Helman Gallery, New York City, will lecture at 7:45 p.m . Wednesday, July 25, at Newport Harbor Art Museum. David McKee, director of David McKee Gallery, New York City, will speak 7 :45 p.m. Friday, July 27. Members free, non-members SJ.SO. Oialooues with audience will compare East vs. West Coast coll ecting. STATUS GALLERY is featuring the surrealis tic imagery of Sahlan Cherpltel and 12 other regional photographers from 10 to S Tuesday through Saturday, July 28, at 3337 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. THE UNl BETWEEN l.Ot'I: ANO OUTH IS THE BLOOOUNE. NOW PLAYING BREA PLAZA Brea S29 s33q UACllEMAS Westminster 893·0546 fDWUDI' IEWPORT CllEMA Newpott Beach 644·0760 ITAOtUM IHllWE·ll Orange 639·8770 8lUMURRAY -M ........ ...,.., ... , .. :,; Moft •• frt. 7;15. 9:15, 11 :00 let./Sun. 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:t5. 1:15. 11:00. Bill.MURRAY. -IPOJ ·-··..- -4'~ .... '1tl.1t• ... J_ ' ........ kl .. , ...... 1 .. 11• "" , .. Mon.·Frt. 1:00, 1:1&. 10:30 Set./Sun. 1:15. 3:30. 6:00. 1.15, 10:30 PRANK a LANGELLA ~, .. 1• , • "' .... -..... ~ • ,. ..... '\.. ... ._ "" .... ' . ... ---. ...._.._ ~,.,.___,-............. ----._.-.... -··-. ·-·· . . ... -· ... -... ~ ---·-. -. '"~'"*"" .• ''"'··· ··~-· - ~· I MOVIE REVIEWS .. HACULA"lau. ............ *' ........... ..... ~e-l1R•a.lt =!I;: =-·=:er, ..... =n:i ......... wttlt•lfy:;; ..... . . • ..., ~ ..... ~ ltt," .._vii..,. mey MW ...... tal&lftl the Untwrul fllm Mf'loUliiy1 ~telly with sue" 1tr•IOM·feced llM• as ''W• eN In,,.,...., deep ............ Al In the Br'Mdwey • ~Ion. the "'-IOr ... , rs Li:r•ll L.engltle • tM-.y_., otdcount;Mt~._ CMrectet wltfl IUCh lntentlt.,, Hd IPlntU tNt you Undlrltend wtty hli victims w.re so wllllftQ, St•lw.rt IUPPCW't comes from uurence Oltvler Doneld Pl1•w•. Kete Nelll~n •nd the merwtous vlsu.1 effects al AIMt't Whntock. ot...ctor JofWI ......,.,_ dlmonstr•tes a sterttlng verMtlllty; his IHt movie was "Saturday Night Fever." AM9d A. Sl!NIUAL, TERRIFYING Frenk ungell8 "MOONRAKEJt"followsthe James Bond folmula to the letter: a chase or fight every •3 minutes, seduction every 20 minutes, bizarre villains, pneumatic beauties, unbelievable stunts, all-out destruction derby as the closer. Roger Moore is now a perfect flt Into James Bond's fancy duds. The formula works In Its usual mindless manner, but Isn't It time for Jimmy-boy to get a new act? Richard Kiel Is back as "Jaws" but shows a soft side Lois Chiles Is decorative as the CIA agent. Rated PG. "ESCAPE ll'llOM ALCATRAZ" ts• nifty prfton movie, emong the llelt of the genre ever "*'9. Olnt E.stwood ... In pteys the laconlc stranger, a con Who refuses to believe that Alcatraz Is inescapable. .ft wasn't, but the movie leaves It open whether the three prisoners lived beyond their plunge Into San Francisco Bay -the rNMlfe trio was never found. The one flaw In the fast-movl~ drama is Patrick McGoohan s warden; he is painted so coolly sadistic as to be unbelievable. Rated PG. "ALIEN" transfers "The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms" and "The Creature From the Black Lagoon" to outer space. A septet of space travelers makes an emergency landing on .an unknown S11anet, and an unwelcome stranger boards their vehicle; It Is the deadly organism that defies all efforts to destroy It. The tiny cast includes Tom Skerrltt, John Goavlllelng MIRROR HELD UP TO 'DRACULA' IN SCARY NEW FILM t.urence Ollvler Mekee Y•'!'plr• Reflectlon Teet Hurt and Yaphet Kotto; they are convincing, though upstaged by the insidious blob. A super space-age thriller. Rated R. "MAIN EVENT" presents the flip side of .Barbra Streisand, none of the tender ness of "A Star Is Born." She .is back in her f~millar role as the fast-talking, take·over I adv. She Plays a perfume 1ycoonwhoisvictlmlzedbyher accountantandfindsher only asset isowner shipon an over·tbe·hlll boxer. She brow- beats him back into the ring and ultimately to bed. Ryan O'Neal plays the fighter with laid-back charm. Rated PG. TAKE-OVER LADY Barbre Streisand "THE CHAMP" is a frankly sentimental tale of the love between an over-the-hill boxer and his understanding son. Jon Voight plays the fallible father in good style, although he seems too healthy to be on the skids. Ricky Schroder Is the sunshiny 8-year-old, and he Is absolutely perfect. Faye Ounaway is effective as Voight's ex-wife. The entire production Is r eminiscent of MGM in Its heyday. Rated PG. 'IN-LAWS' WELL MATCHED Peter Falk Plots "THE tN·LAWS" provides the lnsPlred casting of Peter Falk and Alan Arkin, wnose talents combine almost as Ideally as Laurel and Hardy or Abbott and Costello. Arkin plays a successful dentist whose daughter Is marrying the son of Falk, a man addicted to mysterious phone calls and high-powered plots. Many of the situations are droll. But too many of the laughs are forced, and the tone veers wildly from domestic comedy to Bondlan capers. Rated PG. "'ALll!N' IS CLEARLY DESTINED TO TAKE ITS PLACE AS A CLASSIC.'' ','A •mashing cinematic experience." -0.ftlmll•........., ............ ..,of Hllchooclc'• beet,• ==· Rtglt Pt\ll01n KABC Ill 16Spectlcu'8r and bntath- teklngty lmltglnattve." 165Mi~ 'Allen' la llke slipping onto • fW"houle rtde." ---,,__ __ _ . ••AJlen' II a corker,• w~aroueer, 8ICl*end• ton of tun...• .,.enttlc fun ..... ,..... .. ----... .. ~.July 20. 1119 DAil. Y "'LOT f7' - ' _, J. ., •• 1.. • ... STADIUM DRIVE-IN Orange 639·8770 " ... THE MOST AUDACIOUS, BIZARRE, HILARIOUS COMIC IDEA OF THE YEAR ••• " Richard Grenier. Cosmopolitan "Gene Wilder is .•. very funny and touching." Gene Shalit' NBC-TV GENE WILDER HARRISON FORD .. THE FRISCO KID" A MACE NEUFELD PROD\JCTtON '"' ·Music by FRANK DE VOL• EJ&eCUtiw Prod\lcer HOWARD W. KOCH. JR. wr111cn by MICHAEL ELIAS cl FRANK SHAW PJocluced by MACE NEUFELD•Dlmicct by ROBERT ALDRICH ............ ........ tpt.4,., ~ • • • ~ ~ 1 ••• ·::J' I ,f ~ ~ .. . l ,,.,.,. ''" Ap,wara•e~ Derel.,l•g J .0 . lk1dwlderlcr'K .. return" alter 30 years s too mut h for M•ry Muthows us Jack Se<'Ord t·utd1t'N tu:.. folnttna wlfc ln u scene from "1'ht1 Mllltiln.r l.lnk" al tho Westmlnsh 1r ('ommunlly 'l'huulcr, 7272 Maple St. Admission ls S3 Fridays and $4 Suturdays to the 8:30 p.m. performances through Aug. 4. Senior citizens and teen· ugors get $1 deduction. l'r•••-c• PLAY ••• Bartle{t (al a JO.minute tabltaiJ""PretentaUon. It ran for more than 10 y•an. •'°Pl*I and re· \llvectfouryeana10. TBS lllOW eomparea In maay way1 wlth "Ramona," a daytime pa1eant ln Hemet'• natural amphitheater, but Wrt1ht HY• "The Cro11 and the Arrow" takes place at nlaht becau1e be llk11 the drama ol lilhtin1. Special effecll ue donebypf()feulonagto add poU1b, be aay.1. B~t•UH • h'113l rt .. · 3erv11 u 1ta1e, It tuer 11 mtcropbonet to make sure all can bear. Wrtlbt aay1 £atrella Prope..U. bu tentative· ly committed the 84 acres a.roundlbe natural bowl near the end of Camino de &trella to a pa1eantcoaun1ttee. THE GIFT 18 to satisfy open-apace re· qulrement.a for area de· velopment and serve as home for a number of other facllllles ... "a s ort o f miniature More Entertaining Than Hwnanly Possible! ..,. ....... ...... o.... .......... 21tt ROCK TALK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-Hollywood Bowl whe~ ________ __. 'No Competition' Seen Godfather of Soul, Steps Out With Disco 87 USA aOBIN80N · ·1 can walk onstaae and I know what to do lo tum the audience on. I'm not bra11ina. I'm just the best bec:auae I know what I'm doing. And I thank God that I'm the beat because ll's God'• belp that makes me the beat.. Tbere might be people who could beat me performing 1f they knew bow. In the meantime, toda,y, I have no t'Om petition." So says J ames Brown -the Godfather of Soul who has be~n performing for over 20 yec, Please " In the mad· '60s, his ··out or SiS?hl" brought him to the attention of the rO<'k audience, <Jnd groups who discovered ('---· _Ro_c _KT_A_LK __ J bis matenal and lead smgers who started im· itating his funky style. Brown dominated the 19809 with the disco ··r Got You" and "Am 't That a Groove,'' and lall'r with his message songs -such as the famous "Say IL Loud (I'm Jlack and I'm Proud)." Hut m the m1d-1970s, while has record sales <ind rus popularity remained high, his influence began to wane Now J ames Drow,. has a hot LP on Polydor C"The Origin31 Disco Man") and a charted single, "It's Too Funky in Here." But don't think or this as a comeback, because according to the mun himself, he's never been away ••1 DIDN'T CHANGE," said Brown, sltUng tn the NY executive omces of Polydor Records. It's just them comln~ back to themselves. True recognition is beginning to take place on James Brown, and'the fact that I am the top enter- tainer in the world is coming about. "The Original Oise Man' la startln1 to do it, but we had to do It again with a company Uke rf!. WINNER ~AC~!~!!WARDS BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR BEST FILM EDITING BEST SOUND ROBERT DE Niro A MICHAEL DUI~ fllM lH\OOAl ptllffS,..EMI It~.,,.· ttt IX[~ HtWllR· ._,...K)lM CAlll l J()iN SAVta MlffYI S1R1 lP CllRJSl(fHlR WAlKlN ...,.o.llRIC W~ .... MIOIAH DMI~, llRIC WAStlllEh ..c lUJIS GARllllKLL , Ol.lllN K RlGlKlR '-'•IAlllMM f.Arllll .. ~MARION ROSfN&RG .. JOANN ~UI IMttSIANLEY M~RS eiBARRY~IOOS MICllAU OCLLIY MOIA(I CIMlOO,...ntNffVlRALl ._,,._nMOS ~ t ,1 ~~ .. Ml:llAU CIMI~ & 'llleAIOill' l•I ~· OD--ci:.£" !~~~~J -~-I .__.__ ____ -11M!llNIN8-------... Polydor who's big enough to demand true re· cognltion. "My show is more professional, more dynamic, high energy than any show in the bwsiness," be added;· "and I work bard I believe in sweating for the people •"'l'llESE ACl'S NOW are all very sad. They can't perform. These kids are all lost. They all wa lk on the stage with different outfits on. Who wants to see that? That's nothing. What make:-. the m so great that you want to see them without uniforms on? "I'm not going to talk about anybody else, I'm just letting you know that nobody is doing -....... . . ............ ~-,,. concerts, graduations and sunrise services can ----------------------------- be held.'' A non.profit commit· tee wlll oversee develop· ment. 1 If it all works out -I Wright 11eem1 1ure It will -the complex wm l provld1• u rentral IOt'a· lion ror south county a c- t1 v1t1es and I.I bat or 1den· l1ty for 1t.H commun1l1es .. Tickets to lhe pageant u re $5 f or adu lts : youngsters 6 t.o 17 years $2.50, and free ror five or younger. Call 498-0880 or 492-1311 for reserva· tions. Two nights are soldouL Curtain at 8:15 p.m .. se ating ts limited to l.500 on bleachers. "Be s ur e t o bring a ~w ea ter ," adds Mrs . Wright. I J ~ STARTS TOMORROW si.. • .-,Lors Chiles Mici\afl Lonsdale .. o. .. Richard Kiel .. "'"· "Connne Qery p.~ ... Albert R. Broccoli o.w-o.lewtS Gilbert , ~ , 1Chnstopher Wood .,..,. •• ,John Barry v·no. Hal David ~~ ... Ken Adam ,..,,..,..,,,.,,.,Michael G Wilson [, .... ¥ • .. ~ ... ·: • " ~· ~.,.. Wilham P CJ rt ha gr: ,, · .. ~..-· 1~1=.: ':":"' :.:"' ~/ ,,.,,,. l .,., .. • • .,.. ['. ... ~=°'Shi~ Bassey J • The FIRST Certified Crazy Person's Comedy. AIAN ARKIN I==- . . . ,., ... ...... ! -~a.~ n. =· ............ "°"' dlaital ~--to Ndt, Md tie.tn& \o D1W NC• ,.._,... ___ Q99Wlt ..... aMNIM. 'ftl ·~....-recor4llll .....-. " hNnt for IM tint U.. • pltarill a, OooMr'• ··&op nu You Drop" u-t .......... • WWDef' aroe.>, ••rb ... ,....a..t actvaa~meet la aoud ._ .. ....., liMe Hi-Fl WHl aaer.o aom• ao yean._ '18 8111 &• 18 almmt u dtlfteult t.o fatbom aa tt" to dN.I wida. A nwnber ol artlatJ lDeludlal ltaft ltllll abulloned their foraya in· toU.. ...... I..._. ol NtOrd.lnl complex waveforms o6 tape, tM eo-eaUed analo1 proeea, the diattal coa•eru 80UDd informat1oA lnt.o numerical eodes. &acb eeeood ol m•ac is split into 50,000 separate parts aDd coded accordinc t.o frequen· cy lewl. 8-auae onb numbers are left on the muter t.8Pe.;,C,1:1back. noise and distortion are virtually el11 t.ed. WSU.. (X)ODE&'S FINE new s lice or musical Americana does sound incredible, even oo apeabn tbat might evoke anobbiab smirks from wealthier audiophiles. · PNdoUll nuances -the bnmby sound or fiqen llkllq across guitar strtncs, the fullness of bottom bua and drum ooles and the breathy edge of vocals -are all there, with clarity and presence found at a Uve performance. Dtlital wipes out the traditional wall effect. It's aa ii air bas been injecled lnt.o the tape, leading t.o a sense of musical space and separa· \ion never heard before at home. S&EP'l'ICS OF INNOVATIONS will point to the milel'able failure of quadrophonic record- iqa, but that attempt at improved ambience utilized tbe analog process. The added space of Quad came from added speakers and slight signal delays. Only problem was listeners usually bave Juat two ears. The clhdtal system, developed by the 3M Corp. and the BBC after seven years l'eSearch, still bas tedmical bugs to be worked out, so don't expect a flood of digital albums just yet. But it does work. • Tbe material on Cooder's latest is catchy and claay as usual, a m ixture of regional styles like Teit-Mex, Hawaiian, Gospel and Motown higbliprted by his perfect slide gwtar work ana stellar SUPPOrt. The tunes are up-beat. uncluttered and ac- ROCK TALK. • • <From Pase CS> anything, and I'm coming back t.o do theaters again and put on good shows. A lot of people can't perfonn in tbeaten, tbey don't want to bit • Ume and &be7 don't want to IO outqe without •moldnl a Joi.at. Tbat don't 10 in Uteaten -you have to be neet. correct, clean, decent. . .do a job and do lt professional.'' WbQe few people would describe Brown as modest. be is humble wben he t.alka about bis special quallUea. ••1 CAN'T PA'I' myself on the sbou.lder.'' be saye. "It's Just that I never foraot. I realise what I come from and I've never IOU.en away from 1t. I can go out in the ghetto and do anytblnc 1 want and some other artists cu't even get out of the car. Tbey never came back, and lf they came back now, they may get mugged. And they know that." Wo uld James Brown consider doing a .. supertour" with other top-notch performers? ''I'd love t.o," be says, "but who's going to go out with me? They're s cared, very afraid. I know more thinas than they do and l 'm more acUve than them and I dance ha rder than them. Tbey can't hold a candle to me. "Everytbin1 I 'm d oing is m e, m y trademark. Nol that I'm greater than other peo. ole, I was ju.st there first. That's what I've been dolng for the last 2S years. How are you going to beat me for dolng what I'm noted for?'' MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENT" (~G) "MOON RAKER" !PG> "ROCKY II" !PG> "LOST AND FOUND" "FAST BREAK" (PG) "JUST YOU AND ME •. KID" (PG) ~'DEER HUNTER"(~)~ s T ~ D I u rn 6 " r rH E n , . QI VE In ~· .:rr 1luCK ROGERS ANO T .. 21th CENTUAY" (A) "a.OOOUNE" (A) "'lOOKING l'OR MR. GOODBAR" Hl'LAV•RS"(PG) "MUVENCANWAIT" • ~"IDEERHUN,..ft"(R) "IOVtlNCOMP NYC" EMPHASIZING PRECIOUS NUANCES Guttarllt Ry Coodef Excel• cesaible to any listener. And of course, the sound of this album will blow you away. MORE POSITIVE NOTES: The year is more than half over, so it seems time to lake stock of some of the brighter trends in rock before the end or the deeade arrives. Second generation new wavers like The Police ("Outlando's D' Amour") and Joe Jackson ("Look Sharp") have broken through the stodgy AM radio barrier with snappy debut efforts based heavily In reggae syncopations and post-punk lyrical and musical sensibilities. ELVIS COSTELLO MAY be an insufferable twit-be tends to walk off slage after 40-mmute sets and recently called Ray Charles "a dumb blind nigger'• -but tbe excellence of bis "Armed Forces" album la bard to deny. Graham Parker, like Costello an early new wave arrival, bu finally put It all toletber with bla atunniq "Squeue Out &pub." Ricki Lee Jones and Tbe Roches have turned out sell-titled debut albums that set a new standard for lnteW1ent wrttiq and flaw- less delivery for oon-rocien. . The Cara ("Candy-0"), Dwi&bt Twilley C .. Twlllef') and Cheap Trick ("Live At Budokan ') bave proven there's more to American rock than recycled Led Zeppelin like Van Halen or the Quaalude conaciouaneaa of Ted Nugent. And fmally. there are the bootleg record· ings of Bruce Springsteen from the Roxy and San Francisco's Winterland that reveal a performer likely t.o carry the m-testic banner of puTerock 'n' rollwellintotbe'808 . 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('t\ • ._.. tk'lof\At\ t!'fll!S 8.l>Oul ltlfoffl fllttTOHIOtfT e INl..oouclNO '~I I.EH-A ~~T · II MOVIE • • • "ll"C."" 4 10'>41 ClaaRRrl Lb1 '"8• 8 KNX f !CBS) Lo., Anq1rt1·., Cll KNBC (NBC) Loe, Anq('h• I KlLA (lnO) Lo•. AnQ1•hl-. KABC· TV (ABC) Lil'> Anqt•h"• (I) t<FMA (CBS) San U•l'Y<• G KHJ TV (Ind ) Lu., An11111,..., ®} KCST IABCt San 011·tio • KTTV (Ind I Lo'l Anqr•lt• m t<COP·TV llno I l n!> l\ntJ•'''"' • KCCT· TV ( PB'>I Lo., Anqol•"> Gil KOCE ·TV 1PB~) Hun11nq1on l:Ji•,1c.h tiur I l Mnt..t1alt1• hHUl •'••IN¥ lnt.tmn• tuttth1 lhl' ti•, l.avutry "' ~utU••' n.,..,.. up lhO w,,..1 f;/ htl I D lfOl OP£AATION P£TTICOAT Tl>1• bumDlt"I) t I FM•nditt tt P4·.C.•1Cl tn h1mp0t11ry r om manCJ ol llwi SrtH lli)•t' •htlfl l t (,mil• IHtllOf • undll•QOO~ 1urg0<y (R) 0 MOVIE * • '1 WuttHJt1n<~ H"1gn t~ f tQ701 Anna C11lclt1r M n1,holl. l 1mr1t11v Oi.llrm Boso<! on .,,., "''''Y Hanging In There CBS Rescues Junked Series .Plot By PETEK J, BOYER LOS ANGELES IAl'J In a few wcc·ks. CBS will debut a summer 'lhow that 1s really an old successful ~llcom that became three other s tl· f'Om~. which were a ll done a way with bt·fore ever getting on the air This ii, fun. There 1s more. T he new show will fculun· one star · from thc ortganal suct'cssful ~ltcom ond three stars from the three d<!· nvntiw showi;, bul il will bt• missing the mam star from the oril(inal s how wh<J also starred In the first of the later three sitcoms. OKAY, THAT'S enoul(h. But it 1s a curious history thut "flanging In" brings lo the tube thii. :summer. This show. in IL'I vario us tne1.1rn1.1tion11, has ·been A n e w f o rmat fo r C BS ' "Maude," which would have brought Ma ude to Was hington as a freshman representative . This was canned afte r production began because Bea Arthur didn't want to be Ma ude :my m ore. "Onward and Upward," which also would have featured a freshman representative in Washington. Only he was to have bee n a black former football player. This was dumped, aft.er production begun, when John Amos. who was to have s tarred, walked out or the thing. "Mr. Dooley" came into being for a short while, but the title had to be done away with because It belonged to the old Dooley cartoorui. -.. Ma. DUGAN," the third· generation child of the original "Maude," came cloeeat to aclually' 1oln1 on the air. Cleavon Lillie was to have been the Jock-con1reuman, bul Norman Lear, whose TAT Productions m ade the show, thought that blacks were not proper ly pre· sen ted. The congr e:ss1ona l Bl aC'k Caut'u:s agreed a nd '"Mr. Oug:rn" was dumJ><,-d f1 11e duys before 1t was to go on tht1 aar CBS, intrepid. was still uppurr·ntly interested in the idea , though hy t his time it's hard lo say what thf· 1dra wus. and told TAT lo go o n with still another production. Thus. "flanging Jn ." Maude, who became two hlack football r1laycrs that never made it lo airing, is now o college president. And playing the college president Bill Macy, wh11 was Bea Arthur's hui,twru.I in the original •·Maude ." Got that'! "TlllS IS SORT of the trnstard t•hild of 'Ma ude'," sa ys TAT's Barbara BrogUatU , a good-natured lady who has somehow ke pt score of "Ma ude's" various afte r-live11. ·'The reason we ke pt doing it Is becaui;e e verybody tov(•s the rcla· tionship between Barbaru Rhoades, Dennis Burkley and Nedra Volz." Some of us mlghl not be famlllnr with that re laUonshlp, 11ince It ha11 only exU!led In shows that we re never aired. Ms . Brogllatll explained. In the WashJngton phase of the show, Ml1111 Rhoades was lo have been the con- gressman's legal 88slstant, Burkley the staff UBslslant and Miss Volz was to have been the houaekeeper. NOW 111EY'aE ALL dolna similar thln1s for Macy, e•cept 1t 1 coUeae Instead of In Con1reft11. So, beginnJn1 Aug. 8, "Maude ," "Onward and UpwMrd," "Mr. Dooley," "Mr. Du1an" Mnd "lf•n1· ing In" finally 1et to be on televlftlon. Maybe. lllf ~ .,_,.. 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Michael Sarrazin stars as a man who dreams he was murdered in a previous life in this movie with Jen- nife r O'Neill. NBC 8 :10 :00 -The Day They Landed: JuJy 20, 1969. A special pro- gram marking the loth anniversary or man's first steps on the moon Cphoto at left). A ltlo ol ltldnal)l)efa plan 111no 10 O'•b J A eocldM· telly Ct Plll•H Bobby 1na1Md (Al 8 N9C ..wt INCIAL "°°"' John Cllan<:411C><, Roy NHI llnd l0trner .. l•on..,t A111n Shec>atd cornmemfl'IO'•le the IOlh llllni,,._tMV OI m1111'• l11at walk on lhe moon I • HaW8 MGHT GAu.L..V ··11 I Shou!d Ole BelC/ft t Weke" A women 1etUfnt lo the la•mhOu•" 1n wN<;h ,,.,. <lauglllill di'ltka liy °'1hUHV tvos, l11Hhm1 IH•Uth · 110•1 A•tn'• rmly Motl4!m atottt 10:30 IJ YOUTH AND THE 1aauu •• NEWS 11-oo eaa m~ wEWs 8 MAKE ME LAUOH 0 MOVIE • • • fl\(! 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Sh,IJ•'l~f')n 3 14 ti MOlllE MARX BROTHERs-FROM LEFT, CHICO, OAOUCHO, HARPO, ZEPPO IN 'ANIMAL CRACKERS' Comedy Claeslc Alrtng on Televlalon for the Flrat Time S•turday Night on CBS, Channel 2 High Marx for '30 Flick L OS AN G ELES CAP > - Re m ember last Fe bruary's rat- ings "sweeps:• period, when the net works were beating each o th e r over the head with blockbu."lt.er movies? "Gone with the Wind." "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Ne11t," "Marathon Man" -you can have thOfic. As far as 1'm con- cerned, COS saved Its knockout punch for the summer . "Animal Crackers" makes il.'I nf'twork television debut on CBS Saturcta>' at Ron Channel 2. I've c·unct!lcd my frog-gliiglng date for thl8. "ANIMAL CRACKERS ," made In 1930, was the Mux Rrothera' 8econd movie, and beyond M doubt, their bc8t. · It w111 their bl11e11t Broadway hJt, tranaferred practically lnlMCl to· mm . Foraet. 11toryllne1 -the plot her e is thinner than the one you 'll find on ABC's '"Love Roa t " rerun playing oppos ite. This is pure crazy. YOU KNOW THE plot doesn 't count a."I soon as Oroucho enters Mrs. RIU.enhouse's plush Pa rk Avenue digs In a sedan chair borne by four Nubian slaves: He Is Captain Spa ulding, famed ex· plorer . You can tell that because he Is wearing boots, riding pants unct a pith helmet. And because he dances his bizarre dance and sings the song that was to become his theme, ··Hooray for Captain Spauld· lng": "Hello. I muat be going, I can- not stay I only, Came lo say I'm going. "I'll stay a week or two, I'll slay the slimmer through, But I am telling you, I must be going. SOMF. OF GROUCllO'S classic jokes a rc here. When he climbs out or his sedan chair, he recounts the rigors or life in the Jungle. "Up at six, and back in bed at scvel\ ... One morning I shot an ele phant in my pajamas. llow he got in my pajamas. I'll ne ver know." "What this country needs lo· dny is a good seven-cent nickel." . "You go Uruguay and I'll go mine." CBS ha~ had the rights to the movie for a few years now, "but we've been waiting for the right moment to show il," a CBS spokesman said. Well, anytime Is the right mo- ment a s far I'm concerned. Hooray for Captain Spaulding, hooray, hooray, hooray. -Pf!ler J . Boyer .. .... ........ .,,......,_.,. fl .. 1) .IOM °'-' IN\ ..,.... CttlO ... lllOl'C •• ~ "lllOod ()ft ~ eun" ( tt48) J•"'•• CIOM'f. lyM• fUdNy • ....~ **"' ··2000 w~·· ( ttU) "o•• Aotlton. ,...,...~ 4i11 ..... 4:11 DICK VAN O'tQ Al • oeg, Ulylldl _ ... __ ,,.._.._ IOt I hutbttld on e MllOn- • t~ lhOw. •:Aa• MCWta • .... "llle Ctoeby e..·· 1 tt34) Wyn"* Oltlton. OntllOw SI-• ·, \ I I I< I ) \ \ MOlllt•tG 7!00. DUl'TY'• T ... IOUM 8 M.WfAMOTHE ~ ·~-:.::,..,~ HOTFUOOE ~MLllOlW WOMIN: MAL TO I YOGA'°" HEALTH A8 MAN eetAV18 FIM'TNOAHD HOMl&AF£TY 7:30 II MA11LO AHO THE MAOtC MOYIE MACHINE 0 FANTASTIC FOUR §<00~:: !!:::=:EA fD TO 8E ANNOUNCED Gil A8 MAN 8EHAVU (l l 0P£N HOV&E: OOOAWAYTO SUCCE88fUL INTERIORS 8:00 I) (f ) POPEYE 0 OOOZllU SUPER to II MOVIE • • 'Wh•I" Mun1111ss" J 1!)'>11 Aol>url UrQuh1<1t JOhn Btl<lt"'Y A Pili' ol 11unt1W•, r.111~ olf IPl•Ol.IQll K""Y• Wtth plans 10 AINI II fr,rtuM tn IYOfy from Q tril:t"• 01 nattv..,. f 1 "' . 30 rn.n 1 8 ~l SUHAf'MHOS 0 ROLi.ER SUf'EA8TAR8 1 o•, .-no-T-S.rds v• th<w YOf~ l!Qntbefi; g) MOVIE • • • , f f1w..ard M 1 , 1fi ( \fl4'1J) ~pi•OC.bt '''''Y 08bOfJh t(ou A J'>unq mun (..t)MM1t~ Mlt· Ctdl! It~ a fewoll o4 hta [H:ti.-nt"\ ff:tltPttng m.1rr •"()'1 I ;r Ill\ , 'I() min I C!) THE OAOWIHO VEA RS 8·30 «I) SOUTHERN CALIFOf'lNIA fD NOi/A C!) THE OAOWINQ YEARS Netters On50 T h e U .S Nat w n a l Volleyball Team facei. s tiff competition again~t t he world c ha mpions from tht· Soviet Union in the firs t m <1 t c h o r <J ~e ri e!'. o r seven pre · O l y m p i c ex hi bi ti o n g am e s. K OC l':-Tv . 'h;rnn<·I 50, will a ir this prt•m ien.· game Satur- day. July 28, at 10 p.m. The Soviets took the world title in Italy last Septe mbe r a nd the Silver Medal at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. They are favored to win the Gold Medal at the 1980 games in Moscow. The U.S . National Volleyball Team is op- ti mis li c about its chance s in a match against the Soviets. Head coach of the U.S. team is Jim Coleman, who coached America's national teams or the late '60's. ,~4) A H LM PllOOUCTIC>ff S.TUOIO ssooo 1111., •• , •••• Ow11eraltlp 111 Mewfl!'!t ,,......... ....... I , ... .......s.-.. ,,....w SI J,600,000 •ren. 114-t17.0Jt7 STEREO SOUNDS Otr THE HARBOR . -, . ... .. 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O'Y 66 Male ants 67 Graf - Ger ship ()OWN 1 Asian priest 7 Verve 3 Uttered •Eternal S Plant juice 6 Man's name 7 Some tests 8 Baltic City 9Pro- 10 Blotch 11 tnter- 12 Remainder 13 Heavy book UNITED Feature Syndicale Thursday's Puaie Solved: 19 In acoo11i: 2 words 21 Tender 25 Nol single 26 Fidel and Raul 27 Lukewarm 28 Muse ol mime 29 Oiallkes 30 Moccasin 31 Newer 32 01 a Great Lake 33 Arrows 35 Vaml)lre - 311 Grain spike .. ~Some TV programs 42-mignon 44 Emend copy 46 Very drunk 47 Grumble ~State SO Garment 51 Drug source 52 Disabled 53 Read hastily 55 Farm yield 56 Cattle: Ar· chlic 57 Wise one 541 Man's name 80 Affirmative ,_ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY QN ALL MG1, TR71 & SPITFIRES Including Hardtop & Overdrive Models AhoS.. TIM s,ltfle"ea md M ••• Mt ... ta Sales -Se rvice-:-Leasing ;; Y r./50~000 milf- ~•·nirt• (~ontrut•l A' ailahl•· On J\ II Nt•w lm1mr1,,!!! noel NOUU:--., .. ,. ... TO ., ... SAT.,,,. A.M. TO., .... """' It ...... TO ,, .... 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Better Hunyl ..... 7711 • Mow hlWIM) .,,UcatiOM for ow I st office llt Newport leacla .ct wa ~ ••a. • If JOit ... 0 Nd fftoh profftsloMI co.- '" -... about ... "'°"Y adv_.., to you. Cal offiu Hcrdary for cowfldentlol ilthrff•w 759-0226 1303 A•ocado, Suite 193 -Newport leach. Co. BAYFROMT Scvl·r <1I fin e bayfront home~ with pier & slip AVALON Well construtled. 3 BR. 1 ba .. oak floor, partial basement. concre te foundation. Flats area. $120,000-Fec. . - BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1dt• Dr•vt· N B 675-6161 W• Woric For YOU! Res1denl1al & Income Property DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES EASTSIDE RXER R·ZLOT Bring your invest.ors and baklers and be creative wWt thla one. 185.000. Call 846-7171 f 111•1 f•f I • 11' ar If .Jft,/ P, f' BIG CANYON LEASE De ane Townh u m l· lklightrul golI t·ours~ view' 1-ully rurob h•·d Profossionally dct·orat ed. Ask for Bc tt1111.1 646-7711 MewtlKt Heights BIAND NEW A CONVCMICNT SHOPPING ANO SCWINC CUIO( FOfl TH[ CAL ON THC CO. No Waist Seam! --EXEC--2-sr_o_1_Y __ [ ~ ft~l1HI Ass u m e S63 ,lt00. 4 Walls ol lllau enhance Lh1s unique 3 bedrm home. f1 oor to ceiling brick fplc, vaulted ceil· ings. skylighl. huge i:mst.er sulLe overlook.c sundeck and patJo. walk· in ward.robe too. Excep- llonal financing. Oon 't miss out. 646-7171 9268 e.20 "" 1ff"" i-1fi t..\"'f .- Bedrm, 2 st.ory. Mmutes t.o beada. Form al living room. sunny kitchen . bnc.k fplc, huge family rm. Slam; le11dinl( lo private maslt:r s utlc'. Wall of glass to l11ri:c palio. Huge corner lot w /RV access. $550/mo. Call for all amenttle:; and appt. to preview. 003·7111H f/VfJJ ,,, '1• ii ,ifff' 'I Hf (o t [®l&Hid 40/o COMMISSION! WHY PAY 60/o COMM.? ProfessY*uil agent pro· v1ding 'total ser v1ce1> <MLS> will s ell or as.'HSl you in purchasing your home for only 4'.4 . Save 2'k ol sale pnc:e' Call OCEAHFllOMTS 2 BR house. $375,000 • 2& I BR duplex $.175,000' 2&2 DR duplex CJS.000' 4 & 3 UR duplex $550,000! 6/2BR uruls · $1,250,000 ' IAYFROHT 3&2 OR duplex $42.5,000 ! MEWPORT IEACH 3 & 3 liR duplex $189,000 ' lalaoa lay Prop. R..tton • '75-7060 . Kave something you want to seU? Claas1f1ed ads do tl well -Call NOW. 642-5678. '"''' ''' .. , • •'., •u1. ,,,,., ,,.,,; [®lfi&IHI VA BUYERS lf you make $1400/mo, you may qualify t.o own your own home' Low Down! Loans to $100,000. Let. us show you how to do it! Call Now' TcAtoRedC_,.t We Ushtt! 754-1202 ~~1136A~. ,. ................ 111!111 .......... ... IUCHHOME 2Story, plus loft. View of ocean & walk to pound· ing surf from this spcc- Lacu I ar home. Extra large living room, gourmet ldtcben. spiral staircase leading to private master s uite. Large encld patio. Only $138,00 0. Call for persona l Inter view. 963-71181 Ot<fN Ill •1 • ''' l tlf'I 10111 NICI' !•Miii • I llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE llG CANYON Prime Security In T he Deane-Built Homes. Immaculate Oover Model. Two Bedrooms. Two Baths, Plus Den. lluge Master Suite. Decorated In Beige Tones. End UnlL Jn Excellent Location. Perfect Home For Small Family. $289,900. OHi OF TURnE ROCllrS IEST Four Bedroom Popular P lan 3. Lovely One Story. Large Living Room With Fireplace. Excellent Floor Pinn. Community Pool. Tennh;, PluyJtround . This Is A .. Must-See." Priced At $147.000, (5) ·---...... , ...... 631-1800 111 DOVll DllYI • WafterS.~ &_A.66oc. 673-2500 COUNTRY FRENCH -CdM PlttCED TO SllL_.105,000 341 5 9'JIET COVE OrlN SAT /SUM l 05 Only need to turn the key on this charm.inJ.{ 4 BR & fam. rm. home with picturesque day & night VIEW of offshore islands. bay & ocean. Come enjoy meandering through our used brick walkways, ~onto soft brown M c x i ca n pa v e rs & re I a x i n"t t h l' <·omfort of wood flooring, beamed <0c ilint!s. Fre nch doors & shutters Visit or call for app't. -easy to show. MESA VERDE POOL HOME ·1 Bdr m. 3 bath. master suite with s unken tub and sa una. Family rm with wc:t bar. Ct•ntra l air condil1oning. Pri ced $5000 under a ppraisal . J<'lcxiblc finan('mg NEW LISTING-VA TERMS Green Valley a rea. Fountain Valle) f<'ormer model home 4 Bedrm or 3 tt nci den 3 B<tths . Prtc('d lo wll. $122.500. Ask for Phylis Th~ Real Estahn 546·231 l WOOOIRIDGE Redlleed-SI 27,950 Owncr lransft-rn ·d . 2 bt-<lrm & d en vaullcd wuod c:c1Lan.:s. wet !Jur & det•orator wall <'ovt·r '"~" Pnvalt• f11•tk. t·t·11 lr:tl v;icuum, !.I'll rkan Ill~ own & mucll mun" Cull t.'73 8550 •+ff'•I ,. ' I 0 .ii, J ... HARIORHI :l HH l Ba,qwcl ltw.111on $1?.l,500 2 STORY Sh..Uw re.or 1 HH, :11 , i,,, ~12.1.~t.Ml USTBLUff Cho11:t• curnt~r locallon .• Ult. :J & . $187.500 RoyMcC~.Rltr. 548-7729 SOUTH OF l 7TH DUrLU In Nt•w porl lll·tJ.{hts _l(;osta Mesa> on 16th Pl acl'. a grt•<.tl little duplex that is instantly rcntabll·. 2 two bedroom. I bath untl~. new roof. new paint and prival<' lrn c:kyards complete with pal10s . /\s k1ng $12H.OOO. ' 1 l ' t f f Fl~l\L IOAS', o /5 6000 • •I ESLEY N ~YLOR CO REALTOR S s1m·t· HM HIGUB. SHORES OCUMAOMT I\ Louch of I luwa11 right here on the . oc·(·a n fron l 1n th<' dosed ga t e communi ty of N1~ul'I Shores. Serene & h1·aut1lul lo1·:1t1o n <.in <l a g reat . 1nH·stm1·nt l'rivat(· s lf'ps to the lnvcly n11nmu111 I) IH·ad1 ~p:H·1 ous home "'tlh ·I lwdrm~. formal d 1n111g. s ludy & hug l• n·( n ·;il 1011 rm Sp;i & hll·tn fish • •Hlll:ll 1111 11 H) ;1ppt SH7:i.OIJO WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .• R.attou 211 I San Jooquin Hills Rood : NEWPORT CENTER. H.B. 644-4910 ! --------Colorado lJl'aul1ful 11J MESA VERDE , Sul)l'r :1 bdrm on a qul3 & .shady l'ul de sac: slre m Cosla Mesa's fmes neighborhood. IL's JUSl bet:n completely painl; ha'> a MW roo( & is in xJn c-ond. f'cawres includ xtrJ l)lt• J>allU. 2 frplCb~ 1Ju1l 1 1n k1tc hc is wldJShwasher & wall l. w al l ca rp e t i nf throughout. Full pnc 50/o DOWM Ail you nt:1:d on Lh1i. super sharp 2 bedroom condo with prime 0 C. Ulcat.lon. Pool, jacuzzi & all amenities o1rered at only ~1.soo. Call 540 3666 DUPLEX $78,900 2 Bedrm. l bath each. Rear unit, brick fplc. dblc car garage. A bargain. call 546·2313 V1 . ,. •. -t, ·. ~~ot~Ulltll ········~········ Beautiful 2 Bdrm condo on the golf eoursc~ end unit, many up~radl's, plw;h white t«1rpctmi:. parquet fl oonni:. mar rors. community pools. l'nccd Lo sell al $126,000. 644-7:.!2, Thomas, um.. •••••••••••••••••• $69,900 SUGAR 'M SPICE and everything niee 111 Lh1s clean Jbr. 11-';t ba home w/covered pallo. HV 8C('C~S. 1$! yd & new roof. Only $79,000. C.:all now. 979.5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS : :i Ocdrm. 2 bat h HEWPORTVISTA Townhom~-. SJJ1J l'1ous $77,900 W'CCflbclt. Ens y to buy. •·A Must Sec'" 3 Bf·drm /\ct now! 54&2313 " l"'I,, 111 v . ,, , ,,,,, 1111•1 ,, • , ' beauty. Large yard. itoocl I t.cnns! Act now' S4H 2:113 [!(fl IRPd£t; ~ ................ ; ... : · ~. w_.., MJ [ e lfilHil of Shopping. r1ghl at your fingertips every day ' Daily P1lol Oaslufied Ad11 To place· your ad. call 642 5678 and let a Classll100 Ad·V1sor help you. Burr White Realtor People who need People That's what lhc DAH.Y PILOT SERVICE OIRECTORY 1saU about! 2901 Newport Blvd.---------.... Newport Boach, CA 92663 TRY THE IEACH SPICIALISTS FOil SA TISFACTIOH .,_,..x at 711 W. lay Sl,25,000 D .... xat5705 s. .... on I ssat,000 .,..... at 6009;5Mt•or• . $575,900 2 H ..... at I 04 C9....t Sl25,000 •o,.w Friday & s.....,. l Ir, 2la. #10 Ac•la. l"a... $107.tOO co,_ Fri/Sat. & S•d•y • FM Lmcll ona WATllFIOMT & IMSIOI IAl,AIMS TltY THI SPECIALISTS · IT PAYS ____ 675·4630 UMDA ISU Firs t \lm e e ver offe red . Immaculate 3 bedroom home with large living room, dlnlrur room and master suite all open to larp, wide deck on the Bayfront. 72' on the water with large rier and slip. An excluslve Coldwel Banker offerin1 at $750.000. · WQIJOt.'11 al' wtr. lu d wn SOI p1 J C I')> ISJ4 11..IHO Uke ~ ~~~~Elhis home i-. irreplacable 'Ille l'harm ol lht• ;w ., and walking d1sumc:e lo scbool l>. c h urt·h & ocean all yours in th1l> CARLSBAD CHARMER with 4 or 5 bedrOOml> :.pread over 2700 M~ ft of memory pucked home Oak bannisters. r lawfool bulb. leadt.>d Rias~ built in lnrl'CH und on and •Ill Asktnl( $1119.0011 an t..""IATt-: Cal 729-5966 LOU WALLACE &CO. lad& lay w oofft" .JW>t hl>lcd' 1111~ custom :J Udrm home. 1.onl'd fr1r oo.t kt.'flflcl permit. <.;oun try utmo5phcrc St-t• lh1-. estate ~ah' at SM,500 CaJJ 541>-4141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. MESAVBDE UHOElt SI00,000 3 bedrooms. 2 both & lots at charm is whal thJS lov· ely home has to offer. Sduated on a cMJ-de-sac (ot' pn vacy, t.1'a home bas an added-On family room to make It a Lruly good buy at $99,950. Call 56&-2660. C:SELECT T'PROPERTIES IEACHDUPLU $110,000 llcycle Lo beach Se • lh1s 3 and 2 bedrm duplex with assumable 91,1~•1,, loan. Owner mlilY carry l!Ol'lle paper Hurry. c 11 ll m.~ C)1r, '·• •1• •' •• '· If'• le&Nlil S94,900. Call 751-3191 f • C:SEL ECT f T'PROPERTIE$ AIAMDOHED SPANISH HACH HOUSE ! HJlll.oj) 3 BR. mcl 2nd Sl1. :.w· lofl m str relreat w/s<:p rm + pvt sundeck S..'P sun.ken formal diJ) rm. l>cn. f'plc, beams t.hruout Arches, decks & R1U'dt.>n.<1. Truly a rust.at· IJcach hou.'><' & more for unly Sill.SOU + t-0rms for all . OKR . Ca ll 714-963-<W2 DUPUX MEWPORT IUCH &y & ocean Just l·blk. away! IA!aS<..>h.old : J.BJ{ 14>. 2 nn down. 2 baUt~ each. Pnced at $175,000 67J..3663 675-3890 Eves associated 111101'FI<~ Qf/l,rr, 2 0 i .... b I t l f 1 •' OWNER WILL FINANCE . 4 BO, 3ba, 2500 sq a. Atrium, Iv rm, fm "'' Po8h home in presU1e neighborhood. Vacapt, desper ate. $139,000. Owner 988-8:H4 I ACRE LOT!! Surrounded by view ind hi.I.Ls an greater Laguna ll tlls "Nellie Ga l l Ranch". Bw Id your own cuswm estale. Very few loCs at this great price. Owner wlU carry 2nd Tl>. Qill today! 8'$-0303 f:O~C: STE OLSON ...... r .. .. ~ llTATI ac•' PICI ...Cl lf4t ,. ... NOUll IAllTA AMA ••••m First ahowln~; 6 ll(ldro0ms, 3 batb1, formal dlnlr.tll ~· "Arre. A·l f.oaJna. Hone 0 .K. 8'8 Bay view. 204G Bltth St. Open Friday. Saturday, Sunday 1·5.1499.000 C:.OIOMA. DIL MAI Showa like ~ model: e legant 2·1tory , 3 bedroom bqme just st ps to Ocean Blvd. & an e•1y walk to LITTLE CORONA BEACH. S217.000. Call for App't. .•.WORDS WON9T DO IT Csa tprd •-•• s,. •• lie;> 1 loGt ...t ,,..,. Ace"• .,.. . $104,900 • ASSUMAILE LOAN * WQrds won't do it on this one. You'll have lo 11ee t"i"· home your11elf to believe & appreciate all ,..e value that ,:lO<'!I with at. Thi11 slniile story a.me Is only I '.A.I yrs old & has the features to plement a lifestyle of gracious living. Ully decorated lhruoul wtth many more reatures. For a Rnit·hand lnspecllon of ............ ..... " .... s. ....... ,_ s. ....... ,_ w. .__.,,.,. s-. ........ ,.,. s.. ....... ,.,. w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••JJ• 1112 Caw .. .., 1022 c.-.. w.r 1022 .,..... 1044 ........... 104' "-l-INdt 1048 ................ ...................... . --~ llU .....,.,,.. ....................... ...•................... ....................... ....................... . ..................... . -·E THl4100DUN G&aboaw, l BR1ue.at C0U... witb UU. 2 BR bi· ..,_.. ebarmer. OD larae beautifully landleaped kit w /covered 98Uo ud BBQ. Short walk to beacb ...... -.000. •..................... .... .... .. ,,,~C-.1 A ..... R:courtyard • •co _,,to a • • -...... anu11 bofMo la.LI a HOMS wrf• lhloa room. PMTI lor••I dlalo1, aun.1 r UL L R £ALT V ......,klttbeooverklob SIDVICJI' pecan pane led family ASSJST·U.H!U. room. 4 Bedrm. 2 batb, 1117.fm added on ••rt10 room ---W\th 7 al.ool wet bar, Wit STAT&Y J~TOIY CH•at• Onetl\al counlr)' 11 vln11& in tbAa 4 bedim. 3 bath ..._ _.tb forma.l dinlna. ,.,,..,>' room. fplc. hul(t' )'W with l•mll,y putlo looka out lo ma,Jeatlc im.. A beautlluJ 'oomu lo.-only Sla.t,600 Act now! Call 5-2313 O't .. In 0 • I\,,,,. 11 •1 I; I aa refn&•rator. com . bU'rcl1I Indoor BBQ, pool Ubl&, b~e .odfd OQ ~l.Y room, low malnt. yard with wooded detk "'*" Eiltra kine double hr ,.,..,. and mud1, nuh more A mU11t JJ~' <w.y 11»,WO. SttMg IJJ believtnat: <.:all 546 2313 Ql'IN IU 11• ol \ l lJN l(ll'f '' I [Wlfilltl SUPIR ~YllW-JASMIMI CllH IY OWlll Gorgeou$ Plan 5 -split level. corner" 3 BR & Fam Rm -2~ Baths - rantastic· ocean vtew or Catalina, bay & nite lites. Custom private patios, up1raded carpets & dra p es. wallpaper. comm. pools. tennis and s pas. s urrounded w I ~auliful trees and greenbelt. Guarded entry gate. Walking distance lo shopping center. You own the land. $315,000. OWC -no poi nts no P .P .P . May consid er lease/C>e>t. own/ agt: Call for tppt. 640.1127 NISTOl"S DWI.IX ~~ ••••••• !!!.~ SO 0. Coeat Hwy Xlnt lioution on Begonia -VACIOUS'' at, 2 be' It l br UD.lta, [9:ftillll always rented. Try 15% IS THIWORD Udo Isle.~ aq', corner down at submit your Super 5 Bdrm 3 bath '°'-~room, w/pool tbl. terms. Allklog' only home tn Mesa Verde. 4 "31SK. Open Sun l·S. Sl~OOO. New carpetme. large 1rvtoe Coodo 1tJ 1''1ore&. R.C.. TA YLOI CO. =i:.J~b'ar~~k';!: Rancho San Joaquin 2br. 64"5 I 12 • F den, $139,SO'O. Open v-only .149,750. or more Sat/SU111 s. &Sl-0325 ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml tmocau 546-58*> Residential & com · merclal agents needed. UberiaJ comm1Bs1on. qulETCOVE IMVISTMENTS 6'5-9850 LAA CH VACANT I· I LOT IH THE ""YIUAGI" In the 1st block ofC Ocean Blvd. with some ocean view potential. $125,000 land loan already ar. rang(,'<f. $205,000. CALL QUl(.,'K 64 ... 7211 ·"! *~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS Talle0•..- 9.25%Lo. CIOSSll S11 p er up1r aded Bri~ WltJia tUltOm drapea, levelo n and abutten, central <11r . covered patio with wood d,eck and plantera. SHOW S LIKE A MODEL !! Aakl n 1 Sl.29,500. JY W•J'Jl>fll11f1r,( IH Al I Y ~51 '.JOOO don osen 1 • ,, I I 1 I--, 401GLENNEVRE ., .... tl8U& SHOltlS 4-S Br Biscay, never OC· Private beach communi· cupled, assume 9'4%. I.)'. Ocean vaew executive 642-0ll2.or644.a&7 home. 4 BR + lam rm. ----:.----.....:...-1 Forma l dining rm. w 0 0 D B R I D G £ sm.ooo. ESTATES ltlGBfT llALTY 3 bdrm. 2,,., ba. carpels, 831-3114or411S-9501 drapes, professional ---..-----landscaping & patio cov· _______ _.._ er. u.ny upgrades, xlnt C.U.. Q.ASSIC locatAon. 103 West YaJe 180 de1 whale waler Loop. Open House VM!W, nr beach.$ Bdrm. Sat/Sun. I Spm. $139.950. Jt,; ba +den, dbl lot. Orll' 8 V 0 W N E R . of a lwld. $400,008 is a 714/640-2360 steal. $100,000 down --------1 Easy terms . OWN1';ft OfARMING · Edtnburg c a I I f o r a p p l . mod. Townbome, Univ. 714f833.~lor4~7 Pk. Irv. 3br, 2'hba, F.R., frpc, It patio. On green-4 ... J IAlHS belt. By adult pool. 17665 Lee. lot, patio, courtyd lron Bark. 551-6083. By Jo'orm .. dtn. ((am) rm., Owner. $107,077. lge. liv. rm., bu med 3 BR condo, Woodbridge. t'till., st.one frj>I ~ve-an l>plit-level: Jlh baths. cood. Only Sl42.!'.00' Hurry! 2 Bdrnr' uoala, w/new watA!r heaters, carpets, drapee, paint, and roof '2 years IM:!W. Only 1135,000. Call 645-9161 : OPlN HOUSE IE.A.CH HOME ONLY A FEW DOORS TOnfE BEACH. 3 over- sized Bdrms, 2"2 baths, recently remodeled & re· decorated. Lot.!! or bltns, frplc, etc + ofl·slreet parking ln addition to the garage. Askl.ng 1199,500. --$79,95>0. OwnerG7:J.2026 Mission Realty· 494·0731 Submit all offer:. on a contemporary dean J bedroom home with kitche n t'omplc t dy Jtan<;bo San Joaqwo 2br, furni s hed . lu r.:1· dt•n. 2ha , rrplC', p vt fireplace. n e w plu!!h pat.Joo. ;ill on golf cour:.c carpetint( thruout, point· Jo}lJOy view from mo..-.t ed in and out. Lot·utc.-d on l'<>oms. l'ool & J a c. RtAl TY / OPENHOUS1': 212Jasmine, CdM ,, Friday 10·5 • Ownr I A.gt. 6734577 quiet' cul de sac i.trcct en _ SlJl.500 640·0997 __ _ desirable art·u or Co:.ta Mes a . $93,900. HKlt ~173> FOltSALE IYOWNst lMCHIAY A beauWWJy cared for borne la UUa popular, llriva~ area, featunn1 •pectaeular 180 dee. vlewa! Ma n icu r e d ..,..., z bdnna., famJ. fy rm. 115$,000 DWUX Prtme locaUon, cloee to downtown 4J beach; each W1k ha 2 bdrnu. & 2 bath• " bu been beaut.lrulJy maintained. Lovely ocean • city views. 1255,000 - IW.DIH&SITI Level, buildable lot near hiCb aehool, walkJn1 d:la-tance to downtown A: beach. Reduced for qWCk sale! •.500 i.,.. ...... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • ROWNGHIUS OFNORTHVIEW Sprawling 4 Bdrm Calif. ranch home, graciously upgraded w /family rm & entry k.Jtchen . Superbly landscaped backyd, $125.000. HtUS & FAIRWAY VIEWS ~!!ty!!M!!lu!!!!!lon!!!!Vl!!ej!!o !!!home!!!!!!!, c!!al!!I !!Be!!U!!y !!!H!!!le~ 160, ON BAY I!! Br1lnd new S Br 3 Ba. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 o.Mrae. lrvMTen-oc• Walk to Balboa Isle. 3Br 2ha, lg auy rms: Pool + Jac. redwood extr & decks. 1252,000 fee. Ownr will help nna.nce. Open Sat/Sun 2·6. 1406 San- t.anella Terr. Owner/All 644-9784 TAABEU. TURTI.EIOCK 4Ur, fa1TUly, d1mng, Uv· ltlR. lg k1lcben, 2 frplcs, 2 car garage Cull Don Olk for appt. at 8J3.960'J or 751-4642 REEDER REAi.TY Hilltop IX>velopers Out.nrun~ New Luguna Condo''i OceanVh:w New home or qu;ilJty & luxury reatunog 4 Bdrm, 3 ba, den & family rm Many special appls . 122$,00. CM>LFllS' CUSTOM HOME 1't1 .. llltt..,.... ' MUA YllDE COUNTRY CLUI J $211,000 'fJerge L·shaped living rm. Formal JfVling & blt·in kitchen. Wet bar. ~Walnut-paneled den/ot bedroom + 2 #edrooms & 21h Ba. 2200 s q ft. ;&;auUful 80'x127' lot, 21h car garage. ~~incipals only. Cull owner C714 > 651-0101. ~II. macnab I trvtne ?-realty A ~ SHO•ES llST IUY! Walk to private beach from this charming 4BR, formal dining rm home locat-ed o n the Canyon. ,,Beautiful gardens <r oom for pool I s)>a >. Close l o s c hools. shopping & parks. ONLY $277,500 leasehold. Donn~ Godshall 644-6200. ',<W·ll > ''TOWH & COUNftY"! SBR Dover Shores home w /a' feeling of "country charm" on the Opper Bay & VIEW of Bay & Npt. Cente r skyline! Lg family rm w / b'ar & f plc -pvt studio ofr beautiful sparkling pool. A custom residence priced to sell at S380,000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (W·12) I be!uod guarded gates. Best VJew in harbor. Juat IJst.ed. Hurry. Must see to appreciat e. $9$0,000. !ISt-2502 Ed. 1aoo so.n. IND~'TRJAL BLOG. • + 2 Bdrm house & jacuzzi Cull 645-9161 . OPEN HOUSE . REAL TY / HOME 'N INCOME 2 separate hses on Ea:!l51de C.M. corner lot. Aasume low inl..ereat loan & owner may carry 2nd. New llaung, so hurry, It won't last! 1144.900. ~7221 ....._Vt.wHlh Spacious, s ingle level 4 bdrm. + famil y rm home on massive (over ~ acre> lot, unlimited potential for your space conscious family. Agent 640-5560 CottaMHa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CEDAR GLEN Distinctive 2 and 3 bedroom CObdomlruums from S91 ,500 25iS4 Elden Ave., C.M. 642-6734 Retired couple wants older dplx or other R2 type property in Co:rlta Mesu area. 213/281·2475 AM ------- TOPV.ALUE LOW IMTEREST Super s harp ne wer 3 bdrm, asaume low in- terest VA Joun. $1117,500. 10%DOWH w principals 2br, den condo. Vaew or golf course, park & UC I. $UJ.SOO. AgenL 645-9850. IYOWHElt Un1vers1ty Pk Exrc home, 3Hr, ram rm, c~t.om loft. pnn only. SlW,000 S52·J728 --- OPEN SAT /SUM I 1 ·l New hstln~ WoodbndgP l Morning OoYc t\Ur . 2~&. premium lot, ex· OL'COUNTRY FRIHCH TUDOR F.nchunttng Carriaue House. Long private Dr. 4 BR, den. Formal din· inl. Oame Rm, w/wet- bar. Antique parlor w/mantel fplc, breakfast rm. AWc loft hlde·a ·way. Stained glus windows. Secluded w/trees in beautiful cust.om home area. Only m1n. to f111est beaches. Lee RV access Ttuly an experience lo see, and only S129,l>OO. CaJJ now !! 714·963-0902 REST AND elusive 552·423H 4 hdrm . 3 ba family ----- home. A.'lsumc low in· •INVESTORS• '"1'S AV .AJLAILE. Duplex. Assume 81~% In. 8 & 10 units, Santa Ana area w/cuh now. Also 9 & 10 new unit s. Ex· clusave-a,gents welcome. llALTY WORLD Worid Investment.. 951.0200 •VETS* HOW HEAR THIS! We specialize e xclusive- ly in helping vets buy homes. Call for help. No Charge. v A. SaleH Broker 544·8542 DUPUX- RR•UTION It as the order of the day In this 3 Bdrm delight. l"eatures: Sell cleanlng oven, wax free floors, formal dining rm, 2 patios & many extra11. CAUHOW 754-7100 'l!YZ1 Bristol, CM ltte\l VA. $123,500. New o(fl'ring.'I Duvad Bourke, fUtr !)46-995() F..ASTSrDE BY OWNER •Desperate, must sell• Jbr, 2ba, 2 frplcs. ..-am rm. Bag custom home. SU9.000. 642· 1031. IAQC IAY • OWHH Prestigious loc, 2 sty. 3Rr +ram rm, 2~8n, formal dm, huge rms, 6 yrs, 2600 sq ft . Sl68,000. 646. 7841 O....PoW 1026 GNat htc-... Mesa Verde Jbr, 2ba, low ......... 1 ... fT"' Bl ... ,,. beach & shops down, assumable $64,000 -" "' oc ... ,.., · Sp e'ctac ular hillto p ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try IY"1 down and owner loan 9.5%. No quaUfying home1 2012-3206 Ml rt financing at 10'/o int. 1117,000. 646-1757. aose to Manna. Selvu SUM,000. Call Hurry, call ., I HO COMMISSION 67J..85.'i0 4 HOUSES ltd & Calle I.a .-r1 ma c~.,,, '" ?• ,, ~ 1ur110 111 ,,,,. vcra. $1.$9,000 to $245,000. TO IUYElt WESTSIDE K31 -3S40; 49.l-4006 Bldr. V.A. Spedal. $8'7,500 VA ['8 ll11i:H·1J1 Only$225,0000/W/C. apprai8(,'<f. a Bdrm, l t,.<a ~.· £ifud1r WORLDR.E. lnt<>uc.Vlew ba.C~.;~~ lllr. . =-••-1••••., 55'97777 This 3~~a:= sq fl Prime E.aide location, ex· home has hrdwd Ooors, u CO.OM.A DB. MAa cell. famUy executive wet bar, trl·level whipcc· ........... 1006 YOU OWN the LAND 3 Bdrm, 2 bath homt> an Uruvers1ty Park Ill. Ju.'lt reduced to Sl07, 500. a,. f'ri/Sat/S- # 10 Acede TNe &.... BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67>4630 WOODl•IDGE Wat.erlroot Condo. 2 sly corner unit w / lg 180 d egr ee d~c k . prof lndscpd entry, all rms w/lake view. upgraded t'Jll<i, fully draped, bay window in kit. 38r w/mlrrored wardrobes, 2~lla. IJv rm, fa m rm, dan rm, den. $230,000. Owner 558-6594 'n'.rtie Rock BroadnlOOr I bUt beach. 2&J bctrm '42Cyprega al Locust en.er will cooperate 900/o AHAHCIHG AVAIL.AIU Office 494-4315. 10·6. 7 days. Aft.Lor hrs. 499· 1625 493-9494 495-5220 496-241 l IJ0.5050 Aiu-W.Lo. Frurway El Niguel Jbr. S234.000 Custom Heally il().f/177 Highly upgraded, AC, Jbr, 2ba home. FR. den. on . popular Jai.m1ne plan 1y C>wfter.SpaRlsh Sl23.000 8.1~~ __ Buch houM.-w/J(ut'-.l BY OWNfo:K Niguel apt. lmmac c·oncl ., .. _ H.edut•(,"'<J SlO.OOO Lg lot, ,,;,..,.~ 1iatcd commun1· walk to bcac·h & ~h<l~ ty. 11nmac·, prof <k'<'orat $178.000. 497·19!11. ur t·d Lovely ~arden~ & a trium, 2 Ur & den . 752-!0ll__ $14!f.500. Call 492·2732 CVS By Owner. 2500 sq rt 3 lir 496-7:l>l. + den, wh1tc walt·r & 1 ......._-Forws--t---,-0-55 town view St to :.l lot ._. S24.S.OOO 494·2113 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALMOST OCIAl'RONT Large .R·~ lol wath 2 ocean ~Jwrury apu . +commercial unit. One 2 Uc 2 & condu w /,::reul Vl<'W of lake. $85.000. Oys 7!">1·1~2. evcs/wknd1> 581-6(114 .... , ......... 1069 of a land & hard to rand in 1---------Lag\.ma Beach. Owners ••••••••••••••••••••••• will flnan c~. As king $495,000. FA.Mil Y DWGHT Bag ocean view . with large heated & f1ltcn.'<f pool & s pa 4 l.iJr.:1· txtrmi. . formal dtnan)( a. farruly r~ .• 2 frpk-. + noercat1on r oom & of Ot-e, aiilung $247 ,000. B~AYLOT 7 6J4 . Spect~a~ocean view home, 2 mold. Lse/ opt terms l yr escrow. $245,000. Mike Bryant, agl. 487.DJe . SUPRDW'a DUPUX WaUc to beach, 2 large 3 li dr m un at s w ath hn•placc and builtm-. Great winte r /summer income potential. Fee simple. Call for appt ~WI ·~·' • HERITAGE . • REALTORS IAYCREST $149,700 Btll Buccola bit fmly home located lo pre· lltlg>ous llaycrest area. Priced for fast lale. Ju.st bsted. fW6. 771 l QM 2 Sdnn home on an "••••••••••••••••••••• home. Pool, guest house tacuJar ocean Ir night 1"2 lot. Flft.u<:Jti11 n.xJ. New houae by buUder. W/wf!. bar, lg redwood Hlea vtew. $174,llOO. Asia ble.Owneruxtoua. PlckcarpeUng now. Sbr. fam rm, 4 Br, 2 Ba, 2 foe Norm Ptilllips, West '42·12H ..,._.200 BALBO A I SLAND 4ba, FR, 1undeck. 223 frplc's, m_any plus Coast Pacific R .E . '°' Oowr Orlve Herbor Vt.w C.nwr RF.AJ~TV Agate. $31115,000. 875-a2l. features. $165,000. Call 4196-8535/831·2600 c::= Walker r. Lee 4 Bdrm., ram. rm. Plan 2 in one ol lrvtne's lovelJer neighborhoods. Almost new carpets and drapes. Distinct.ave wal..erfall ln --------Real Eatate Jaw ma int. patio areas. __ __.: ____ _ I c..mpus V ..... le ~~•-673-H?OO Agt/Owner 642-<M67 or Irv ne et 752·1~ .. Y _.,..,, 2 0 up Ix s Inc I new Century 21 A llcout. Spwi(.11.ng duplex; 2 BR. 2 :c::;gllll••••7lilil•·1·4•14••••ll~ 1--------DayfronttobeXchaddo. 9G088l t.. 1-BR, 1 ba .• 2 fpl, 3 WISTCUFF Stper sharp It clean, 3 Bdrm and din.Jni: room on quiet str eet near Dover Shores. TJiliJ qua la· ty home IS only $179,.500. Heritage Exclusive, phone 540-llSl for de- tails. ..;. •CAMYOM VllW Owner2U-6114-3200 gar. S142,000. Pe~ Allen. 8uut1tully •P11olnt.id C•l+-•-L IOll 11/2°/oASSUM.LH. Halt.or49M571J Lingo Ru&&mt . -~>;:.··c·=-·==--lv'= .... •.. , ........... . .............. , ...... . u•••er•••r .... • •• , ••• ceutnct ••· Net I••••• SI 1,000 per ·Y••r. A1•l•t ........ Mirry • ....... WATm;ONT ILKANCI ... McCl••n E ldor•<l11 --_,.. " Bdrm 2 ba lgc airy ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . . ' .... ~ •ech I 040 M00.-1, 3 flflrrn l'On1l11 •~• b d home, 7.oned R2. Very ... • Pnval'y, 111'11tlNI &rnonic 2 uurm. 1 a . covere bukbble. Xlnl home or •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• u..,,.,, hut with 11w1-.i1>ln~ paUo, large lot. $88,SOO. investment. Convenient tU-TOWHHOME 0.U483-76'9. ~ Vlc:w wt over lhtt ICOI t.o all services. SGS,000. Leu than 1 year new! 't523 CAM"'5Dl~fRVttf£ t1Wt'M: 11nd c11nyo11. Onti c.-.. Mw I 022 7$1-8068 · · With a br, 2 ba. walking ot the f1iw built with ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1_:_:..:...:_;_ ______ dist.. to the beach. •-a...-L 10 ,,.. tbu~ •dv1rnl1tlll.,•· ~ Panoramic Eut Side CM. large 4br, ParkPlace,loc8'2-7461 _,___ - $2DO,OOO. Npt i11arbor 2ba, w /lrge. F .R . + •• .. •••••••a.•••;;_11 5 •••••• . .. • ~c, " alley accesa for .._. us-.a.1 .. • -Ocun, Coast as Bay d l s Ill ._..,, s•~ -•• •r:O~ ~ u= rrom every .. J.·500P~e-0 e &apw abarp 3BR with 1Y ,,_. bo nan. t.o beach & ...:-:;::.:..:.:•--·------·---I pool. Under Sl00,000!! Exquisite cuat.om me ..,-t. ec:tl,y appoint· OWNER WILL CARRY 8'IMIUAtl. OD bulle .. with tardens ed t.brousbout. •.ooo. Owner aeWng 4 Br, 2 ba, ~oc..;;;:•;;;..;•';.:: ... ::.;..•_llDS ___ 1 Land • v1•1 •1nd~ ~~~C:: · G1-4580 m.-0188 '--11u rm. dbl 1araoe, _...... arae v • • ' · ,_...., • SIB48drm,2~bat.ba, 18 b ea m e d eellln11. IYOWNll xtr:. •tz,500. C.M . DIDI. new, JouJ.na dis· ...ave brick fireplace, IOAT SUP JOI a Br BA R 2 lot -~---·------• tancetooeean. natural wood.a thruoul . • 1 'corner • · SUIJICT TO Partt Place.Inc 142·7481 Gourmet ld leben, In· Planl completed for 2nd urtous master auHe. unit, new cpta, drpll, 9.5".LOAHI SPRINGHURST magnificent view of root· eel lln ll!I · 700 a,per 4 bdnn in xlntrm· 2 Br, 2 ba condo. Nr coast " village Utrhta. M&rlJUerlte, Sat /Sun ly netlhborhood. Near Talbert/Newl and. 2 Eegant Laguna Llvin1. 11 : 0 0 a m . $ : 0 0 p m achoola, great terms . Brick patios , dbl gar. sns 000 SH8,500. SU.-9290 Auioua! Hurry I 545-9491 1400 aq n . 1 8'Y by pool. ' · $97,000. Appl only St8·2*. don osen c;: Walkt:r f; lee Causey eonfpany . , ~ ~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS HIY! LOOK llACH IMCOMI MIOVat Y.A. 2 Bedroom, l Bath Rare beacb home on fee atarterbome. "8.500 1-1. SUpa to tbe beach, • pools" &moil. Abeolute- 110.So. CoasUlwy. ly Immaculate• hlpJy In Vlll .,. awr1lded thruout. Great age air ----oraummerhome. LAGUNA BEACH .,.....,. ~ not tllc advantage 497-2457 otVA'sl0%interestrate. ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~I ete-m 1 ~ Walker r, lee ••••••• Real Estate IHYISTOl/OWHB 4~ year executive condo with ocean view. Needa owner or investor to ta.Jee over 9'4% loan. Save SUO. from current In· ter'f.8t rate. Only owner s&mmlta bave atteu to boll slip ln tbla pri vatt 1111rdecl commuelt1. I.Aue tlae coado and ._. tlle boat 1Up for ,.-own ... suuoo. UNUSUAL DUPUX Q'I Poppy Ave.1 old CdM. AUr. ~bdrm. a« pla_yrm. ownet'I un.lt 6 lood ND· Lal. Both ~'RI awtm. mialpool. -P'lrm. LIASIOPTIOH Preat11iou1 La1un a Bia., new contemporary cxmn vtew, sm 9fl.n. Real '9tal..e 2 8r l~ Ba condo, 2-aty, home. Owner bl1bl1 ___ _...;,____ entl. ,.,., comm. ~. ~ -o· ~Re----·-.... tor K~oop m&duaive 11 .. Verde 4 mttobeach......-rs -A ....,..,,.,. .... • -·-,_ • T• I '•: ... OCIAMYllWI NEW LISTING·See C.tallaa + ~lty U,:bta. 1494 .. m,~~ kit. z ..eloeecf fl!\-+ man1 atrH. BELOW llARKIT $241,000· WO'M'LAST. Call .... t '1Mlll , ........... ln1. •H.000 mon·la. ...._ I 044 . 8r, pool. Jae, DO qualify. i ..;.:_..;.:....;..:...;_____ -=--.,-·-·--···---·U.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' dl;1~f' RPal [ <.,L1t11 llALllTA'll '44-7•J -000.0eo.m.-o _................. ~ ~·:!•.=.. ~-=.= Coldwel Bcallcar ... .,,, W .'r Jlf'·,· ... CIMEO by "'7 maitl\'8ted ..u.r. [AMlJ 3 Mdroom boine RfSAXNlW IROl<tR.tGE et:MPftHf 4 Bdr. ·din · fonnal DR. =~b:.:•ac1::~; -.......... bom •• T~alllJ rt• tun . 4111 •• ,., •• Cameo Hl1bl1ad11 a.a..c1e111ar. -.ooo. ~ • ..., ..... • '-· pool • au abopptnf, acboola, buP private J'd. • aear and rree.111, Kltebea 11 .. a Verde Co11ntr1 completely rurnl1btd. c I u b . C a 11 O I e n eatiDI ..,.., famlb room :;!:.;irtb, Re/Nu, .,.., ltteolaee, pauo. llll.000. IKA. -....1 e='m~! 1 __ ~.._.....;.•_11_•• ___ 1 Wrota .. t lroe aatr1. F• 1&1111.-,1 ltrllt D&sarr1LD PARK ....... w/W_..... HOllS Ideal for HM 6 llllmlolt ...... aJdl -~ ..... ,..... • r:ti.._-:,.::;: =:r...~:w:: ~1~~~~~· .......... • ... ~~ ..... ~ ~fr'a!l'sw a;;raWi .,..._ . ._ ......... . ·-.-~ ·- GOLNIS 2 bedroom, 2 bath con~o ri l on El Niguel Country Club Course. Walk to the club or i the duckl at close by laaoon. '90.000. ..:. \\,dht:J i; j i'I! .... ..... r .. l. ' 31DW Cout thry, NB ...... , .... .., ......... ~ Owtwr. Npt 8hutu, :S Br pout, tennl1 t rt•. UO.'UOO. "Colll'tuy Cu Bkn."Stl~I New duplea. :S br 6 I br, over :Qo liQ ft. I hlll tu bily. Sl3t ,000 . !li4I 873' -r L»eAISU t;l e1a nt C u st o m Wa terfront. S p•rlouli "* rt>lt! w I c. Uk-drat ce 1 I ma. *· ~-fam rrn w wet btar, m i.tr ¥wle w/frplc. to'orm»I UK, breakfast rm. witter Vlew from ml>l\t rm!> 1-;ltc faltered A/(; Pier & !lllp for !I()' yal'ht & bay OOat.s ·~-Albert Pussell Really Co. alJOOVU Oll.N.a. 631-5,52 HAllOIVIEW NEW LI ST IN G ! tJe~imlly upgraded J Hr 1 Moo1t1:01. lmm11c thru nut, ~reat loc, lovely yrd. Jo'EI!: LANO. Won't las t. He 1st. CaJI b7J ·4:113 1\1,,'\. CUSTOM llQ.CAHYOH ~W~ ~ + 5 li<lrms, 51!1 huth ... 3 car g<t r<• llt' l,iit:ah:d on t·ul-d c !>ac with view!. or ~oil cour..c 4. mtns t-~or pri vat e ..tiuwing of lh1s h slln)t o io&.act Dan Bibb AOGlltS REAL TY 675-2311 --~- l&IT B UY IN IM'l'aUJrn 11•.-*· N1Mi-..a111a.r1 -.r '-' auou from ....._ teael1 f'lub ~ ~. '114·14•·1117. ....aMI. -----'w--- WlllC LWP ••"' .. aaraecs 3 die .._. w /2 flreplacH. , .... I~ and r .. mll)' • '°°"' O nl)' 111'1,0Uu Ruth Lauri e . kltr .... -· ... ~ ....... 1 Br J ea. complet•lr re modAlled, fa nt •stir· betkyard 113~ m on UWy OwMr wm t:llrl')' ~ w appreciate Croat We1t d1tf IO C'llllln 984~1":d On iirt't'nbell H0arlwr VWlw Hoowi., upiir.-drd ~-t) kr 3 ri.u . 3 car a•r»l{tl w/•111 um1&bl1· 10110 $2 5!1.50 0 Ownt-r1AGT 644·0554 DHMD> AaJt for Bob Orr uoo1su; HYOWNt;R C&tm contemporary 2 sty home on 4.S'lol n ex1 tje floor pllto. Ideal for ~t.erti.ming. l'ror de cor ale d Security 11yi,tem Owner mollvul f'd Open Sul/Sun 1·5. 119 Via Mentone. Ownr //\Kl f>i:J.JJ:lj 2DUPUXES 2iY1 /21 l Orunl(t: St. SJ!M.!>W E<lth :I blks to OL"ellll. Agt:nl. 673·1282 ..-. OCEAN with POOL 500' from hl>11ch. :J BR. 2 ha w 1rr plc Just r e rmdclt!d SIW.500 Oiwn hllll.'>e Sal/Sun I 5 4Kl 2 !liver Avie' Real Estate Store 673-469 I; 675·177 I PARK LIDO 3 BR Adult Condo. Poolside.. d bl gar. Walk t.o Hoag H0t>p1Lal 3 min to Lido & ~ach Very q1.1et C<lll for appl. lo _ ................. -sccAgent.975·0616 A VBY SPECIAL PIMHSULA POINT 5 m.drootnt llGCANYON Oedlle Townhome ovl'r· looking l(Olr cour!>e . Jo'onnul DI H. 4 lir. 4 IJ.i $650.000 Brk r l'rin ~ t ipals only tl4U 5770. &1().&14!1 Only 2 year11 old with fealurus too numcroui.. lo mcnl1on an detail mducJ 111~ .i l(ourmcl k1tt·h1•n.' bakony )tlllTil' ro<>m und a ... um11tuo11 s rull Sl/.C Owm:r Must !:>di )1Jrnp Jm:un t tn tna!>tcr hulh, pin~ pn rt• S.CJtlOO I c,iux C' nvl JU"t a hulh luh 2br Nt•wporl llctl(hti- W/ Je l i.. Sol id oak ~ ~se wcck·cndt.. l'oJb1nets lhru·n ut and &L5-6456 ~Fullerton -- ... blago SUMMllt IS IITTH IM SOUTH LAGUNA!! a-111• ec•• view co.do wltt. ,.,.....,__ llH,toO -S,.C... 2 IM•oOM, 2111 bofh COiieio wltta Z i.w.ca. 1167,000 -WWte l.d ~h coffop wlttl HM , ...... of c_,. Cod Md .-..dt of .... 1wf. Sitt.SOD -s,-1111 l..cho wlttl l ...._..., and wllth-wat.r v .. w •• v1 .. L.,_.1 S269.900 -,,..._ .. doOn opft to IW1 3 bedroom hCHIM with wt.itew .. er vlewa. S37S,OOO 499-4551 SOUTH LAGUNA 493-8112 495-1720 Dana Point LCMJllftO H~ 497-3331 644-7020 Laguna leoch Newport INCh M.wport•ach 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 hdnn :.!112 liu pool, 11cw klldll'll H11v1·r;•,.1 l\y Owm·r 11<1i oi'K!I 1076 .•...•.•••••.•......... By Owrwr. 4hr, IJ It. ,.. II :!al' <M0can v11•w S1~>9.!~111 4!12 !)Zt..3. JIY'ntJo: Bl-:i\{'11 Lari:~ home· .,., 01 1·a11 \ ICW $27:1,500 I 1!12 121\11 F'lxer U111>t•r. 11•·1"11n vu Short Wlllk ll• b.•<il'h. 4 Iii + hohby rm Sll.1'1.11110 !k;.t.IStMwkdy" art 61'M 1-:xc .. llcnl l0<·:.il111n , l'a r oceilll. Zbr. :!hil t·oml11 Uld wi1l, fauns: park Ont• level. I~ llvrni.: rm. fri>k C1111ntrv k 1tdw11 V/\ 8 12'. <t~!>umulil •• loan Stl!l.!JOO <•~n1•1 1 ai:ent 714 4!Ni 7!1Kl THIS IS IT LUXURY UVIMG C):canv1ew. II(. newly n• modcll:d 4Rr. 2 ll a diurmt-r Lill y window!>, 2 fQllcs, hilrdwood rtr,, c u s tom c alJ111tt ~. redwood hot t uh/ JH1°111.11 , ua.wbo. wlk 111 pvt hd1 l'LUS lJn lQlll' ,.:111•:.t ,1pl MuM l«'t' 111 .1ppr .. 1· i\.,k IOl!SZS!J.SUI llyuwner SuMe+Beoch 1088 ••...•.•..............• RENT FOR SUMMER? Nfo:V~:Jt Nut wlwll ~011 ran own lhu. twautilul JRr. 2& ()111110. 11 lllk Ill Ul't!Wl Fe;,lurt•,, w1·l hJ r , li;.tlc·ony. fr11k. dbl .:;,r. :.ulmut you term'> OWt · 846·5502 .@mp Other Real Est~ ....................... St.'t'lutlL'fl OJI tt11> or the• Mobile HC>n'es lull. 180 114.·i.:rt·•· 111 1·a11 For Sale I I 00 v1t·w. uc..·ro'~ lht• M•1ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• m m sc This h111n1• 111 21100 PRICE SLASHED 'lfl fl o( h<:uUly l'°lrcpl:it I' /\nXhlll.~ llWlll'I' 11111'11 "''II in Mslr l\41rm. l'n·~1.1I now :lit xr.2 lf1ll1·r•".t t·hundt•lit·r,, i\ tu~~llly up 1!1711. w Hx211 .. 111•loM'<I w adc'C1 propl'rty for I ht• pon•h ~. StJr A11ah1·1111 mos t tl1scnm111alrni.: l'l'l t•ark lkdui•t·d 111 " ~Realfatott ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ..... ForW. 1100 •..............•••..... •EXCITING• ... .,.,. ... ...u. 8 u • 14 t.,1 ( u I 1 9 1 6 Coldenwest 28r. 2th homl• withln walk1n11 ch11 tltnrt' of Lldo'11 flnc6l Mow~ iarcu Srn pct wdcome. L...,..Hllh Speclalhy i.u1ut.ar111 ~ Star Adull P't 24x00 Seacrest, 2 I~ llr', Zita. tom rm with a ll Ult! lltr~. Only $:29,SOO . CA.UFOltMIA PACIFIC MOllLEHOME 5.ALIS Z706 Harbor, Ste 206 A ~••Otbt•t• Friday, July 20. 197• ••••••••••••••••••••••• °Cf. 1100 ~~.~~.~!~~ ...... ~~~~.~!~ ...... ....................... ~,,..,., zooo ......... ..wPORIT ••"CH ........ ••••••••••••••• ltd!• I' 2100 ..... 7 &NTS-C..M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vanoua loc. on Pc:nut It • • WlU e.ichanae for li· Nwpt Sbra a vail. All Beaut. nllw bulldlnt q'-'d aueta or Sood real 111nen1t1es Prcunlly f'lreplaces. idnt loc•t1on. estate. $400.000 office leMed. TUm key opera TSLfnvmla 642-1603 IMldlnc eq1aty. A •trooa uon Property m a m t ~ UMrTSoC partner tenant desires to 11vwl U75-4..,l<I, 8Kll .M. remMln. Woo.Id consider THE BEST fl:EANFRONT * 3 Br & 2Br luic uraou:. duplex with owncr11 unit S&!S.000 JONES WI Al.TV INC. ''' 1'14h (714) 673-6210 lncOMt Property 2000 •....•.•..•..•......... Near new. 3 Br owners total sale t.o owner user. UnJt, 2 ba. rrpl. 2·CU 36()0 sq ft. I approx.) pr . 3-2 Br, 2 ba, unit!!. A, t b I Id' 8 'ISL lnvst mlll 642· Ui03 mrnos new u 1n , ocean view. Ample rL-e t :.=4 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10%00WN Costa Mesa Indus tria l lot. reud y to go. Ex· elusive. Agt. Prine. only . ~1-61'3 park.mg Next lo f'Ollt Of. fice. Laguna Beach areu. 494..:115 Daily 10·6 . ......... W..e.d 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Have Wt. d iesel aux I. s u1I boat. Wunl sm. house 55 Acres consisting or 1 to Orange Co S40-0093. 10 acre parcels, transl· ·~ llonal to vari0"'5 levels or --Uldustnal & t-'Ommerica l •••••••••••••••••• ••••• DAILY PILOT •S ....... ............ d • •••••••••••••••••••• £ti ~~ ....... 5@ 2 bdrm, rrplce, new c~ pa 8.8.Q .• dilbw..aa.\. • s lve, ltie wa1h rm. ' dinette. ~ all utll ,._.. _6'2-__ 4_1_sa __________ ___;:._~ New Twnhm. 3br, 2ba, f P • P L . + . 2 ~ 2 11 Swdlower. S.A. IR25, .W-.- ml f um. 213.g..5:119 ift.! eprn. t .Qean 2br condo nr. SO Cst Pla n . Po91') S'400·S42S. No pe~ 1 83J..8974, Nice 2 bdrm t bl!t enclOlled g11ragt!. l''enced ywd. 2544 Orimgc. HOU»~ A. lat & last+sec~.lljtl·; S350 µer mo. 5411-2778. · OCEAN VIEW Me J~~ 8hlfs 2br.2t;i b~J. braM. n .. w condo. S41JJ. Mgr 540-5937 ................... 1--.... --... ---.. ·1 wnes Easy fwy access ......_ ,_,. .... d Hapidly growing area of ••••••••••••• • •• • •• • • • • wa.tem Riverside Coun· lllllOa 111...t 3106 ty Owner Mr Stephens ••••••••••••••••• •• • ••• 833-:tm ~ ...-- 3lir. 2Ua. lg r11m rm. 1tra~ ruoe. MeRa dcl Mar. seGO' rro. 54().1542. 546-~ ~ •!:'.· COSTA MESA NURSES WR.COME MUST SELL! Big beach 7 Unit bwld· I/lg. ~lung $395,()()0 SCO'TI' IE.ALTY 536-7533 &1-0366 3 ar. 2 ba. dining rm. --- 2200 frplc. pallo, S7001m o yr Loh for Sci'-ly 673-1!29J ------~. ....................... ------- - ldt•1Jf location. clo:.e to .,.'OC'k. shoppmg & enter l.unment w bus ... top al t he park ·77 Skyline !>1ngl1: wide. in t'l•·an, QLDl'l park w/l'lbh:.l' & J•11·uu.1 l..c1w Low -.pan· R2 Lot. 50'xl.22112'. 2 blks O..Poitlt 3126 ---------from ocean. level, pnme ••••••••••••••••••••••• No Lagun a loc<1l mn, P.I' Older. :.upcr I BK Villa. 4!M--04.5ll vu:w. courtyard. l(ar 3 br. 2 ba, frpll'. 2 c;ir ga(, no dogs. $490'mo d•>'.'" 6424005 CVCb b7~197 l I cill ~W.!f.15 15497 1 COSTAME3A 4HOUSES Fanlas l1l' renta I pro pcrt.Je:. m high apprec1al l1l)t .i.rea Only $225,000 owr WORLDR.E 556-7771 SUNSll IN E M 0 II I I. I·: llOMJ-:S 554-3700 aJ l'nmt• Un1ti. No ~an 1)11·i.,11 ('u s1.2r1,0•10 ................... , Ow1wr f11111m·1111! ut 10': ' /\1:t M t~•· llry anl , ~tors• 1200 . ............•.••...... :J 2 i\ C H Jo: (' i\ M I' 1;1<<JlJNll Will l>fthl lj!j CXl!>llll~ ~Jl:ll'1'' 11 m1l1·~ lo He:nil'\. min alHI ll•rn)!I 1 :111 C:arv /\nd1•r .. un. ;ii.:t 711 fi71l ·5731l . l>:.i Vt· K na 11 lll'I 4't 2 l:l l~ifill!ll Cenetefy Loh/ Crypts 1500 •..•..........••••.•••. l'n\' 1';1rtv w 1:.h1°'< tu 't·ll n 11Wl1•ry lul l':tr1J11• \'11·~ \ 1-.t.1 rl•·I M 11 r .1n•a !)44; I.fr.JI! Corrmerciol Properly 1600 ••.•.•.•.............•. MONEY MAKING .... Tax ""VIOi!, :-.hup1w1 ~· lClllt'f, Ull 17lh ~t , t.:o~i.1. .'tte!>.i ..., ==== nU,XKl.IX "E'.Jil 1 y )2'VJ t (.J..-.t H-..f C•tttj1P41 dief ... .- •l!f1.:ru1 20 UNITS-NEWPORT BEACH i\11 2 h1lrm. hl· I.inti Owrwr will f1m.1111·1· PLAY A REAL TY 631·4990 40 + 18 Pride of OWMnltlp l'c-">ltl\t' c :.i~h (low 11n '1 y•·ar ulc1 lru1 him..: I )w1w1 Wl fl (111.Jlll'I' lk .. 11111111 111•11:hhorh1i1vl .~ 111111111111: 111 Tt·111pli· I 11) 11111k1 I 1•11 01wrat1011 'Jll U:t\ " ' I I 11 ~ I II L11111, ~• :•·,11 111111 •~ u JI 11 ~ -.1.1111. llllll '. ,, 11 1r.:! 1·1~~ ~ QUAIL A,~~,~~~- 10,-. Til 8:)0 ,,M I 2.3 ACRE LOT Hewpori•och Hone Property Some hack bay view fanw.suc area for hullc ranch homE' + Ila rn &. sl.<Jblt"' Call J 1m Man· dcr.. (7Ml 83M-5\Y70 dys. 17 14 ) 51!1 ·!>7 8 7 C\C:. wknd.s. l..<1e1111.i Ht·:u•h. Center St 1n1·ltl-. pliln!> $1K.'i.11fWj So t.a1:una C•1a:.l H••val1• $175,1100 1\~cnl l'aul '1!17 4XoW CUSTOM HOME OPPORTUNITY lltl\ c you .. vcr Wdnll:d tu t 11U hi ~our uwn hunw ' 'llu ... c·u..,lom Int 1.., lh1• ,_..,l \ 11·w hit ror 'lalt• 1n 'l/1·wport llt:at·h llidJ) Locatoo 1Jclw1'\'fl m1lhon <~illJJ" tK>mt.-t. Owrwr will ru1,mc1· & may l'11tl:.11l1·r I r;1111· R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 $325. 673-21Hl or 496-~ LaiJ-leocll 3141 .......•.....••........ UCl::ANf'RONT r11m1ly homl' Yr ly rental Sl:Wt mo. /\i,'l 4!17 3377 & <W4-36.SI For LA·ase m1d-S.-pt thru m1d·July W1>t.11h Co,c. 2 hf, OCl.'lln Vll'W <Jtoc:k. frpl. $til.,1mo 4!n :.!151 Mtwport leach 3169 .....•.•••..•....••.•.• t-A-1t Side. 4br . 2ba. in tri· plt:x Orps. bltsns. c;Sbl ~r. lndry. 2 frplc. witN &. ~a... pd. Older chi~4 OK. No Pet:. $.550 •. ~l ~le, 541J.3281 • --- Nl-::W CON00·2Br. 3 · , frpk. dbl t;ur. w/<>e,'1.,r • vtl'w. comm pool, t> • t.enm ..... $6511 mo. !161J.+\59 ... • !.lti2 tl<&.!*i 4br. 2bu. rrpk. p l.llfll. ~oml' furn. Wat1?r & .iardcner incld $60lt, I yr lea."' ttn 11KJ ~ Via Lulu N11n1 4hr. ,.:a,.,1 S1d(• ~u1el 3br. lb<t, 2 h .i p 1 1· r & ' I 1 11 S<Wll No Pel!> 31J4 l,a :ttJ <rm •1547 . i 1:1 !l:S4 o:u" l'l!arll' Ln 64:.! 06'17 ____.: 111 V111 l.11.Jo N11rcJ ~fl~ mo Li.:I' :l hdrm. 2 lia with den & p;,1111 Wau.·rlronl llom1..-... ln1· a13ti W t.:011..,L llwy 1,,11 14011 2 1.d.rrn. I h.i, t anal front. :\wpl l !>IJucJ . v.;1..,~r dryl'r i:ar. 7 m11 lw .1111t1l II I ti7!'> 1.Ktlli or ·1:11 fU21 J itk lor Mr rul·k :1 tMlr 111, t • 1 bu, IJOI 1111. nJ1 1°)tl UCB.LENT ~ EASTSIDE! N"wly dl:'.l.'oruled 3 UK hunit· cry l'Onven1t:nl w ~hoppm~ & :.choob $.'>UIJ Mo LtJ1:. Miflt:r 1.i't2 ~' IW 1:11 Mobile~/ Trir Prtu 2300 1--------------- Dmm Point 3ZU ••••••••••••••••••••••• •....•..••.•.•••..•.... !'>11<1• •' for ro ·nl 3.! max -; .. r11or 111 111·11' va1k . l ~ ...... 1.1 \11•..,a t)olh ·11.11 VO H Si\ L t·: \1 ll V 1 .. 1uc;rrr IN ' n l"1r1·ti11111 lir. atllt (' ;\1 l',1rk l'rllH Hiil) !'J•IK :lfifi 3 t•\'l"' Lca.'>I' L1v1'. Look . 'ot'll!>iJ llmloll 1~0· h;i1·k hiJ y \'h'W lll11ff-.. 1•11111111 il 111:.I r 'IUl1-... I d1·n Ir~ k1I 'I I'"' .. ti ..... 11r 111101 hi. 11 llt> St lf.ll li7S :s:n 1 •••....•...•.......••.. l.>pl~ l-'r1111l h."" 2Hr. cu.tt . ('11'olfl lll'W l'IJb , J.!IJOJd IOC:. IHI pd.'>. ~!~l mo '1!!4:•~ BToro lZ32 . •...............••.••• I lllM 1'.S FOJt IU:NT much more. ir you want "The Po int" a nd can cons ide r $439,000 for TILE Btsr, lhen C¥ll buycr:-. Prt l't'IJ .11 $26.(~l Ml.Ike u!lcr tu Oeluxc duplcx.Jbr&Jbr. $24!J,!HIO This h om1• dlJy!IJl16.:r7 77I Over 3(XX) sq fl. 1h blk to represent.., trm· value Maaaile Ho.... Store 64Q·7000 :l Bal hi IJul'lx ... ind rww 11.ayfronl to hl· 111·hwl dwn Ownr·r.i1:11f~ :rtoo Mcultain. Dewrt, GeMf'al 3202 ~ 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :i or 1 lir l'nl·l'd frQ(l.t. $lli5 t11 $4!15 Frn·cJ yi.r<J « i.: .1r.1i.:1•". Jo' am i'la 1· :- plt«.1 !.t' K11ls & ~LOI W\!hmnc. Call~ 25&!. !173 2!171 Ag\. nor ec bay & be;ich. $239,000 Conwct Norm l'htl hf)tl. 646-1757. .. Wei;t <.:oasl Puc1rw H 1-; 956-4500 COftdominium1/Town· houtHfors«H 1700 1-------- ...•..•...............• HOMEFtHDERS ms lbr l'-tlbo:i l:.land t.!652br k1cb l(ar n1t'l' $375 Jllr ('IJr\IJO j!;lr (1•1• $M.I041ir k1cJi. µool cull' 32 644-721 I Dana P l. 4llfi ·MS35, Per~ent Mobile-Ho me •M09UAUFYIHG• 831·21600 T'raller al 1-:1 Morro B:iv ....................... FOR LEASE .......•••..•.••••..• /Jn Ntri[L nAtL[Y &. A'i>SllltAl ES Only $10,000, take over S.. .JucM Tr:itler l'ttrk . $:18,Sllll firm Owner M4·4G8K fant.asllc.lease opllon on ~dew I 078 KO ..... \ COAST II \WI\ II Lol'>. condos. n ·..,1d !>ltlf'S, vac<1l1on rc11lat ... lla r l He ally 75 5titi5 Kuakmt llwv, K;u lua Kona. H.1 961411 56 UNITS "'"w 2 t>t>dr(M">m z bath homt· M1s!>10n t.akt•'> Country C lub C:olf lt'llllJ~·pool lk·ullt1fully lunibc apecl . no main lcrlUHCl' yard llOM ~~ t-'OH ltt-:NT :1 or 4 1>r Pn t:t-d fro ~'i lo S495. Jo'ncd yard ..:a raj!c:> 1-';i mili please. kids & p e ~1c11me Call 964·2:Mf6 m~zm. A~. no ree .• 3 BR exec. home. Won't ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ololce condo. East Bluff, U l'lan. Jo'ormer model. Jbr, 2bu, $122.500/bcst. Uy o w n e r 5~2 -067a , 962-1464 tast.<>wner.541-0210 2627 ALTA VISTA EASTILUFf Open Sun. 1·5. Pe rfe ct for active fa m ily, 4 hdrm .. family rm . fonral d1m ng + large Condo. For s ale. n·nt or c.'OWltry kitchen Play al leuse option. Bayfronl. park. 11 w1m al tennis C!t>r. 2b11. view, bout s!Jp t I u h . w a l k t o avail.~~~~·~S-·63()()_' ___ ._ s hops /:.chools . V11•w lig hts / mls $239.500 BIG CANYON . r,nclud<'S~and! ~:'~ ~r. '.""~·~ l~lW1rl lidrrn-;. SVJ but.hs. Pool • 675-5930 t arl'iJacuzzl. Sl,375,000 'lli:ti E 1 .,1 "",. C'il\I THE STARNES CO. 64().5711 Original IWfs N<'WCSl hsllnl(, very rnn· 1-i.1.ory, 3 hdrm .. 2 pa tios. IY OWNER towntiome: cul de s a c :1 8r-3 lia.3000sqtlc"tm IOC all'cl amids t tall farruly home. 531-3374 Pines, overlooking finc1>l dya, ~ 7554 e ves greenbelt. SUll.500 J\gE'nl f.4().5560 3 BR home w/l HR rental, ---------rtieer1Uy upgn1ded, cl06e to beach tn q uiet neighborhood. Owner w/aell on land contract w/good ter"'8. SlM,900. llll'MW wkdya. 175'349 ews, uk for Jeff LCWB.Y MOMneo 4 Br, 2 ba, 1p family rm. Nr park, pool 6 1cboot. xi.. terms. Aalume. $179.500 tee. 640-1440 llGCANYOH 91/zO/o Elegant townhome • 3 bdnn. 21h ba, frml din, s heltered balconies • Take over subject to ex· biting loan. Only $185,500. '1?J9.U01 Weltclltr condo, spac 2 --------BR 2 Ba, fplc, upgrdl, poo1, aouao. ~-3829 """" ... --=.., eeuuul por< Bay towalMWne cm lf"Obelt .0 auper view of baly ..t ~·l· includes 3 ~ u bat.bl, d.ln· ti. .,.., kltdleo with ..... ..-bar wltb rtfriaeretor, ler1e =dltd~tnd ., poOl. PNU,y ltMMtPl•A· Approx ::::-IL,llO. IXR. '.-&.' --' SttAiP'lll OP1M SAT /SUH 1-5 llOOPt. W•lllum• Immaculate Carmel Model : a bdrms,. family rm., oo a super com er kit: room ror pool. l·Blk . t.oeommun. pool • Only $1115,000 ~· .. Yo. Fiftgeriips Featunng liPC'CtuC'ular whitewater v11>w Truly exqu1s 1lc h om <' hal> Venetian l'ry..,LH I 1·ha n dchers. 4 Red room~ with m1rrorlo'd w ardr11h1· tkiors. mtcrtom thr11011t d1n1nii ru/Jm. ra Ill ily room w1Lh hrn·k (pit· Pnvutc yard with 1·ov c:rcd putw . ..t>on'l m1li:. 11 ' $195.000, UK IC 1131 27 l:J 11.111 rrt'I.' or '1!l:J 1:!41 TAR8E:Ll REALTORS 4 bdrm 2 ha. lari:c pool siwd lot WaJk to school & IJCttch. SJ 17,500. Call ~7951 . MINI ESTATE 4 HR. fam rm ~1wci.t ur rm1d's qrtrs 1..:i a cre fol Pr4"St11:1ou!> arc·Hsl Pdclfl(' It Jo: 496-8535 ICJ I ·2000 aft S pm 4!1"l ·2522 SUHlft "SUHHOUOW" llag h ly up g raded 4 Bdrm, 21h "clu11ter " home on quiet greenbcll. Cozy country kitchen /· Cam rm. Prof. decor»lec'I in eart.hlone colons+plus oommunity pool. A must see. CAU.644-721 I /Jn NIC1fL [1All.fY & l\SSUCIAl £ S 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovefy home, 8br, l~ba, new roor, paint, crl:., dJiia, & blUna. $78,000. Coov. 838-7209. lbr, t~ba. Hardwood noon. New paint. Lrg. yrd. 'l'rft!I. S7S,000. COllV. .. mB. MIW~I ~ 5 bedrm, 3 w. .., ft remodeled bome near 1ebool1 • r.v .. <H.Y •.ooo. •11 W. AiclilNk» •. 17Mm •ll· IOUIH SAMrA AMA n. lo¥ely attrter home Ml Jutt been reduced lt,ooo. It , .. ,uru ~ noort and 11 on • Iara• lot. Call ..._,or more lftfo. • HERITAGE ,,, 1\1 '""~ '79 Crown f'mnl 12x40. I Hr I Ha. uwnang & i.k1rt· IAA P I'. 541S-M84. CM l!JT7 GW Aqu11nus 15Star park1 executive hv111i.: :i Br 2 Bil. all blt·lllll, l!l<ICI !'tq (t, /\ C.:, W!'l 11111 , 111'11, p1tt1 11 . x lru '> g')&Zl9fi/!162·595 I 1800 ....................... OCEAH DUPLEXES UNDER Construction OOIO Clubhouse Kd Ot--sert flol Spnni::. 213-378·2572 557-082S Near nl'w J Hr nt•;,r ~chool. H l l /7~ S5!15 Garden Grov .. !.162 4 1~. I!-~ 221)2 N t•n a lalloct Penillwia 3207 H.attis4• •acll J2 ••••••••••••••••••••• Jo)r..t usl'r rlcprcc1ation I o r t h 1· p r 1 d ~ u f uwn c r !> h 1 p h u y l' r •tOMF.S FOR J{ENT llu1ld1·r i:uaran .l'l'~ OutofCounty l:!to'auurutUJyv1ew :J or ·• br fJncea fro' .....•...•••........... n·nb may t•xdia11,.:1·. Pr.,.+y 2550 2 bdrm. 2 hJ, :! 1•ar ..:ar ~'i to $4!K>. Jo'ncd y<1rd 1.e.:-. th:111 S3.'l,Clll0 µer 1111 •••••• •••••• •••• ••• •••• yrly Sli75 1;75 t1t'70 1ir ..: •1 r a..: c:. ~·a m i 11 * B E A C H -----.-1l. Fl$rty Cl Hcdroom, 1 1~ lc11u·t10 Cahlorrnu. IO & 20 li75-1S41)<1 <1sk lor '11nn11· µh•Ji.t•. kid!> & pe PAD* ie.-cefleftt Terms hath . S 1 x t 1• 1• 11 I ;11·n · parrcb fo:xn·ll1•11t wi·lt'umc Call !J64·2500 New a lx'llroom hom1•i. 1 upt Stoni:. <.:on~lr li4&4'114fir'192 1393 ~ 11'-·dmmn C.JLlll'<Jr"I c·1·il for Jvoi·;Jifo,..,, hur:-.•'" 1m Uram;1t11'. lll'W I u ~ urv !n:J.l!n I i\i.,1. no rec. Gruh your s11rfhoartl & Only 15'; <lown Owm·r 1 n 1:..,. :. p ,1 . f 11 I I y mud Lu Fall brook From hOnlt: nc<1 r hay, 1 '·~ I.ilk!> will 1·"rry d c(1•rrcd t r l ~I" 17th "l • l'I' "11:. b hcml for thPwavt•i.rrum Q l11nd ~1·:1 111'd /\ (/Uall W•tµru1:re &ll1•rw11l l)(JCl'llrl: fV l',Jat'U/./.I, ul, •7 ••• ''"• your l'(IJ.y llx:l.'i lnvadn. µymnl 2nd TO ort th1i, ,, I :1 (' l' (• x l' I u .. Iv I' finuncc !>40<l6.'llcx lrl So 7fl2 l:Y.!11 -----21,, hath. .... dl>I ~Urlll;I'. m1111t. $675. 846-7001 b I I lluntington Bcuch. ()utof S~ !lkl Mf1 Yl'Urly l~y & cs.~~ 1;1 11 v e r · Park Place,lnc&12 HUI ) QUAIL Pwoperiy 2600 U.·11ch H1:alty 75!.I tJHI 1 ll~:Aurl~}~~i>\,L r:;AN Se-e Today!! < PL ~~E ~;:·;;~·;:~;~;~··;;;(·(~~; Corona det Mar 3222 4 Hr , ur :!Hr + d e TORTOISE 655-f.SS1~W. Jllth, ;M A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln d ~1·µd y d . 4u1 -Walkln" d istanc·e to PR~T s • lluu.w/at:rcll~l' lop I•~ I ~'1"h'~1rhoocl. nr publ .. vr~ 1 2br. Iha . dup L''<. fll'n ·-,.. "' M 0 B I L E dwnlwn &. park. f'DH, 11 'ol ~ & rc.-c. area. &I or view. 1 .... c Lri.: yrrl l'rv & parochial 11chls, maJ liil P.ach. Dnv1> by, and IO,... Tll l :lO '·""·1 Lrude O.C. prop. 631·2344· bl'li. ~.Adult." Nu vet:-.. shoppmi: $550 mo. Av HOME SALES t•<ill hi.tin).! o ffice ror 1---------581.::!1'!_ -----bi~2!113 Au..: I Logan Murr IWJ E 17th St Si\ 1tppl As k for Joy, 16DELUXEUHITS a..chn.Fanns. Sh--1-,,-~llfZl C rc!>t vicw ll•·alt > • PRIMl-:1-:ASTSIUl::.CM Grovn 2700 orec 1 w rni·i•Jn <"a 972-8421 KJ'l-~llJ 211'1rm-;eal'h ....................... 11ynn v11•w 4fJH. :lh.J, SedMMuC_. ·ntJo:Sl'i\ltN~CO fom rm. nt·w nit Vrly 2 Br ~ ram1ly rm w/frplc * 0 N T H E 0'10.S71l PmoRob&HAncl ls1· s 1oso1orr. G7S·916K, &wctbar Incl. washer& UNITS HNITSI. l'al m·n~ with terms ·call 673-6511 dryN. Call Sho r eline BEACH* '11 12 UHITS rormfo M...:mtCorp.847-6363 "':- flxcr-upper. local<'d 111 51! acres wllh almond CodaMna 32.24 unexclus1vc L<1.J(un11 Rrh Barnin T1'mel Top n ·ntll, wl'll mall\· trees. house & pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 l:lr single s tory ho MotMle llomc c·ommuna 6 .. ' • tu11wd : a II 2 bdrm~.. Terms. New Jhr. 2'f'Jba. pvt patio. w/frplc. Ckl6e lo frw ty J2x4 I T ratleram11 BAY DUPLEX ~"if '~111t;5-s~~r ~~IJ~.xfi 16 atr(':. with mobile l~A Mal(noha S.S75 mo. ~ n:'.;,~ellne Mg w/cnclO!!Cd porch 1-'an -v I E w ! y 1 E w , clrn•ngc. home·~.000. Termi.. Open all wknd. 642·33117. """'.,. '"' •nut' 1 (0R'""l0 611 ....... 2000 acre deve lo pe d .._ tc S::r· _._:;;! . Panoramic Newport Bay PYRAMID r-dllch·S2.000,000. EASTSIDI 0.-G•••• --r views from gor geous 3 1 ,!~~~!!_~l~l~l-t._!l.!_7~6~1 Several 40 acre parcels. Brand new lri-le vel 3 br, $«haded 4 bdrm ·alri TORTOISE bedrm uppC!'r unll or 1-sccluded-$35,000 each . 2 ba t.ownhome. F'rplc, home w/sparkling I spacious 2 bedrm lower .OWt&'S UNITS• Good terms. microwave, s kyllgbl, Sll75mo. incl. gardene M 0 8 I L E ~~\~atu~ahbrick rplgc:i. Duplex ...... $125,000, huge Several Irrigated alJaLra deck. Pool. lenru!I, r ec. pool service. Shore · e HOME SALES c ars. ar gara c. 3Br, t~Baw/28r, l o/•Ba, ranches.$2400/acre. room. '85 mo. 646-4262 MgmtCorp,&fl-6363. Boal s pace. Steps to · ho ,,.,,, """1 bca h 4 Plcx ..... $190,000, JBr + Large vacauon m e on or,,......,,.,.. . Ex«uti home near 1200E.17thSt .. SA c · 2·2Br +IBr. love ly st Lake Nac imiento rn ve · · d l C.1ean 2 Br, mature couple beach. 3 br, 2 ba, fa 972 .. 421 M"""A DUPLEX across from churc h , private e ve opment. .. Cl\ 11 ..... frplc, dsbwhr, -'""" walk t.o shopplnfC. Shake Good fishing & water ski· only .• ...., + man1tr<e 0• .... d / ...-$U4,000. 2 BR's, rplcs, r 1 S130000 units . No children or ar e ne r water * .A.ftUI .. PET* 1 1 ._.. roo s. enc gar ages. mg. • . ..,,.,,, Kids .... .....,., Rer l'4.U ~ 1 • new Y pa 0 "'-"'· &eparate meters, 2 min Pnncipals on1y please. J.M.iS. 532·....-"'" 00 ,.......,.. Gorgeous home, located garages, laundry room . H 8 "~ t ... M t Contact. Ken Marks at lnd. $650. Ag\. no ln de&lrablc Westminster to · · ._..n e r , a"'.. us Ueluxc 2 br. 1 ba. All new 964-2586or973-2971 Park. This 34x60 licnd1x M~A FOURPLEX ask for Patty W ilson Wth W. Hnlidl in & nut. Enc l. K•rage, has 38r, lam rm + xlru SW.000! 4 Units-pride of 842-4ll4or 5J6..2644 Realt.or&Associates pvt yurd. Adult couple, 1 3br. 2ba, condo. dbl lglot. (~10961-78). ownership! Ne w paint. TilSHB.TlltS 16t6SpringStreet ctuJd ate No pets. Mui'lt pool,"20.mo. ,.._ ....._. .. a-b New r 0 0 f p r 0 f . Paso Robles see $400. 979-3432. 1960 5'S·3Sl6 ~ ,,_,. or .. ...,. y We specialize In: c•1111r.1 ••• r.lr.0 Pomoo ...__~admy landscaped. New stoves ~t . b 'Id' a -A-•~ .. OLDER HOM& Bea --• & reCrig's all unit s I .,.., a.e w m ., ceor.1466-10 .. , lUa -area. 38R, Crutivdinancing • "' DRAMATIC 38r, 2~ 8a "---Sprinkler syste m , loo! Exchanging 41 yd nr bch Avail Sept I y r d , S 5 5 0 I m MOm&.I NOMI Hurry! Investment counseling COUMTIY UYIM' 1125. 646-1035 213~1. 4-6 pm SALIS Propertymanagemenl Produ c ing g r ove, uo:u;.17tbSt.SA Om't mlu tbele invest· Welnvlteyoutot.ake lbe grape(nlil. lemons and 3Br, very 11. cwt.om de-ExecutaveSBR2Ba, 972 .. 421 menl barl•inl, ~u oow Ume ~talk t.o ua about =· 380 deg view. slcn. pluab, adulta oa1J Rm. prof lndlqln1. 152-1700 t F l slte w/utllilies. no childre n or peta . door(lab pond,"°' mi ----------• oPrN11P1•11\11,Wt01Jtt«1 your u ure. or •PP <Mk trees and atream. Located 295 Meta Dr. II» mo. 714.m. SEAIDONT New bol'MI, pvt com· muntty, a btacbee, ~ br [ call Gary or Eu1telle M7JOO. Call Don Doru. nusa..ictya :•m1111111Bol&el'-•_... __ '•m.Jd8-•.• _BKll __ m-_571S_<7-14-> __ m>:JPm 01 ~~-ut 2 . . -····--14 •ts MODUC... F.llltaldo ~ br • ..,..,,, ram rm<..,Jmo) AVOCA.DO•OYI sa3br•..,.... ... ;:· 2~ bla _ eec:urtt,y, aub-1etttn1 OK.1---·..---.---• rrom IZ9 800. Treuure -~"" _..., • laland Mobile Home ll,)00,0(IO Ataume lat P1rk, IOIOl So. CoHt w /30f!Gt down. OWC . Hw1, Latuna Buch. ...,,000. 2nd with brellk <n•> ••11. .._ terna. Priac. ooly. .JomCox,Aat.ISl·JJll 2191 NBWLAND, Sp. 111. 2 BR 2 Bt + den. Drive 1J, Chen call aat . ......., roR SALi:-MOVll! ltlGHT INI -n nnba.ll I br, edit. C.11. P•rk Prine. ot1l1 Nl·Mtl 9\'tl. , Dana Point· Ira dpla, llOllO/mo tncome. oeelft vu. frpk:a, bn old. ~ar 11r. Leaa1capad • 1prlnklera. SlU,000 0wnet-Wlll CUTJ and lldillial m.ooo INll. 11 ~,,....,... -...a.~...a. 29 •c~. Approx 1100 orncg In 10"' i.Oi'M. I bib tlO IO'Y•~nw treet planted tn tt74. corn•~ soned C·l. • matot~~r,tAl:St. srm•AU Bttutlful 1rove w/.111 eo.auo . ...., I t ~ ,_ ..... at UT ~ and Slit a paved . • --rc*s. ....., 000 2"' dalWll a er condo, 11. pl•h, ..u ~1 819aut,y unite with lpett· dable. Prime O ren1e Cc:uity •re•.•~ down. "35.000. Clll 752-llDO. , J 9UAIL PLACE Plot•••· 10,. Tl l:H P.M.I Call Dan ~.. t.o pool• jae .• patio. left· VIO.NT HB loc:. 4 ~ • me crt. dahwahrt .A /C, ... _ ~ -..,.-ctryr, t yr Ola. • .. _. • • -RliDe, 8rooblew Tr•ct. Alkfor ' ....... I , •11 JIOO ....................... • ao. a.. sm.ooo. Po11t home In prutlJ• neltbborbood. Wiii nunc:. or utde. '90.000 tll'i'1 for ? T? .._. ...... ··=. Slr~IC.plUlla,nnt AC' topool fajat., patio.'-• .... , ........... .. 1111 "'-.......... , • AJC. Omll9 411r, ... ,..., .....,.., l r GIG. • DODI, ._.., bolt. ................ TrKt. ~r. belL .... ...... __ wet .. . *" ' 1 ta......_ A41uta11h......, Af•IM .. •Uifwa. ..................................................................... ... _...,_ 'O t C.) 3)75 ... -c.. .. .._ •U C..Mlte 3124 U1 _,...... ll6t ............ •• • .,_,.qz ·--•••• .. •••••••••••••• --···••••••••••••• .... ••••••••••••••••• 1111 ....... ... 1111111111• .. ._...... I 9r ••'· a e a r new, PAll..-..OlrT 1 ....... ~ :S!:-........... .... ... •-"' OCIAM..W trt,._, ar So. Coa1t Baebe lor1. l or 2 ·= .. II .... ,.. .............. , -· ... I Iba. ... • .......... be .. fa.U, PWa. 1 man to COii 89drooml. Townbouaes IUW7 ..... I 8a. a .... i -. twl•·.. =-=~..:: 111$ ..... 511:1 Spect=r~~ total .... o •.:,; :.r:·=·.:.:r· • 1&• IM dit ,. AvMl Aul·•· 11000 llo. 3:zs~:!2'~/~lc~~ recreation program, • ..._, ,,,,,............ lllid • ..,.._., ..-... _ t _12 80Cial procram. 7 pools, 8 ....-... SJ..... T·-· ... , .. ,...,, ex · ~ t.enn1a eoun. At Futuon ,.:;:;;;.;;~;..;....---·1 IMI~~ I ...._ I .... _ -., • 18n AL dya. ". 0·2428 e vn 6 laland · ~·..,. 'hn . .._ i-Ji.2 rar -. ....................... , 811J!:.S1w..: JUlt otr wlmdl J~JJ;'li.~~ Sib ....., ..:.-~. =: -. ~~·fr:· =-11.ea.:.1:·..!: to 11r. ram mo .• 2er. 1.115. 17141644-ltoO A, AIC. l llMlll...:._ 2 .... a1 t ••· l~M. •tmo . ..,,..,.;. ea. w/2 parking spaces. 2 Br. 2 ba condo. lie blk to l ·ll)t tow1•o•t, de~ ..... ' •707 I~ L~. pool. 1841 Placentia Ave. beach, 2 car &ar., a uto *'· l~ba. Uolven1u7 taclted a ar. wu.lterl .., • 11 • <{(<>UMQ tu.'f vnal SU.9032 ~. All ••••Ill••· ~. alJ bitJM, C'\IMom _................... ..<1IL, • .J..A.1t.L~. ---------opnr. Beaut. bay view. Mamo. 1rl)' lone. det'Or. -w-11n.-. 811chelor un it, )'Hr l)', ,,,~ 2 br. 'II/pr, $290. New TSL Mgmt / '42·Ul03 ..... _.te,.U SI00/1rtonth. 50'7 r; ~-am ~~~W::-t's 2~1: Quiel, cool 2oii. pool, •. A.LS Cl.OSITO-_. 8llboaBl.CaU8'7~. u1~· ~ pati08&garages: adults. I mtf 3 Br' a .... pool., J a. ,. ............ ....__ J7J.. 20t I!. C.HI Hwy .. CGtrt no ...,.. .,...,. l""l ISlh 3 aba ....... ---1-Bob cw Do e --.. ..-.. ........ ...., 4 i ......... = ~RE/MA.ll3l ~ .................... ~ .. C..MIM 3124 ='1s~A~~ag~s ~7~/· Hgts. Mgr: ~-=t·"· ttT~/&GO ~bhlf4 ~.;;;; ':5.t.!.e8r.c1~~1~~e~ ;,m;·~wi·~:·:~~ 6'M floor, frpk. patio. 2 Luxurious 2br condo in • &.iClemeftt• t'Nl.IW IMo4r beautiful ~Quiet Neun. 1991 prages, stor•ge. Phone 1--..a-ra-,, taatefully Blvd • ....... mo1pbore 26 3 br dlx 873-tl39, 645-8148. prestigious 81g Canron. • .. ....,, ,.._ ...,,.. .. ..... no.....,,. ......... I-.. All I.he la•Act an1eruttc"' '1 de('orat•d . C lose to -· ...,_,_.""" -•-L...o ""' ... .,.hl:dali t1i..-...n•. Ydy ._.,_. 1741 1 .., u.te..-•H.te ·--r--3126 incld s ubte rrane an. j;.,. SJ OO~;. Alt ===•••••••••••••••• ..,..~ .-.....-1~ •"•••••••••••••••••••• aecurit.y garage. tennis un ~--.. I •"UNA B L'ACH MTR J..Mrse, l,2W bd 1a.rdeo NJCE 2 br, crpts, drps, ct g. p 0 0 I s • J a c . _.._ -'fNN. Ma.id c..IK'rv . color a.,u. Adults. Dabwbr, .aove, dsbwhr, carport, mi cro wave oven e t c 2 1.! •eo·2 Ba condo. Willut Sq, close to pool, -. r ud & pallO. $450. Avai.18/15. Agt. 642.-0200 -....s·x·PUH :s BR. SJ'O() mo , yrly lse. Walat to ~ club 4' l&bopl. Avad. Aua. 1. 640-62'9 o//tdP.M11/ R E A7l_ .TY BRAND NEW Rent or lse, i---------3 BR. 1 l&e Ba. 2 lge 1 · drHliiDI rms. Wood-Baysho rcs e xc us 1vc bndge,av~tilSept. l. ~ prt vale com munlty me. Before 9AM /Art w/access to 2 lovely ?PM. 751-877&·, 559.5914 beaches, 3 Br/study 2 Ba home, unfum or partial· IRVlHE RANCH. POOL. ly furn . $900 inc l. 3 br. 2 ba. (pie. all a p-gardener Avail Sept l. pli's, inclds gardener & 642-6455 or If no answer pool serv. SOOS. 842· 7350 494·Z7!17 P P ------<llillck it out! Woodbrid;; •WALK TO Bl!:ACH-JBr, t~ 2-s ty, 2 Br. 11'1 S'/50 mo. lse, tennis. pool a.. W/D rm, pvt pallo, & volleyball, gar, agt. +rec: pkg incl. lake. pool, 96Ui628. Jacmzis&tennlscrts. No ------.----pee.. AMuaJ lease. $47S. Newport Hghts. 2br, Iba, _.., extremely cute. clean re· fer, swve, elec garage ~ve living, Wood· No pe t s. $550. d ys bri'dge brand new 2 Br + 833-2000, 645-6782 Ask for den. 2 Ba frplc, A IC. U!tt. llli:fo.wave, W/D rm. lg•----------pit, yard, 2 car gar. Use 2br, den, 2'hba coodo. B!t· cl lake, tenrus IJ1S, elec garage, Ille, ~ & Jae mcl An· mo. Eves. 645-7386· No pets. $650 3 bdnn. l • ba, ram rm. . ~9082 ru~yd. 675-0562 Copdo Un1ver&1ty Park nrrace. Dover Model. 3 DLU1''FS TwnMe. J BR. bd r rn . 2 ba . pool 2'h ba, lrggrcenbelt p rl v 1 I e g es C it 11 $750 mo. f4ith Laurie, ~-RJLr,646-4380 · ..... •ach 3248 Uh.d'rs. pool . lovely 3 Bll I •••1t•••••••••••• ••••••• L'Od urul $750 Mo. Y•:a.rlY rentals $450 mo. & A1tent 644 111aia up. fwmussance Molull• ll901e Prope rl1 l'!> <t9*-1l111i ~aid l:kiy, 3 llll, 2 ha (~can view' $1000 Mu l:JrlUld new. bcuut ~ww . ·nw Knoll Un1q1w :1 hdrrn /um rm. Cape C.:od with ~pcctacular rural & <·tty vie w. No pcb StlOO. &14-0333 38R.2b;i. $700Mo. Bayside Cove West. upper • Tu.merAi;soc. mas ter s uite, lowe r 4!J9.4591 i&!H-1177 hdrm or den. Waterfront' <.~Jmplex with v1t>w. $900 t Z Br house in Lag Dch. per mo. for lease. Mt s. t $475, 2 blks to downtown 6iJ.:m9 Avail Aug 1 l &~ch. 7Jl-6338 ___ 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. den, lovely 'Nl!W:! BR. 3 ba . lge. lot, Newport Ucach a rea . wt( bar, beams, Trplc.. (;lose to ocean w/v1ew. ocean view, pallo & W75/mo Ph760-9436 ajlow with charm. in ~ r~guna. 2 blki1. lo ~'!W's Cove. S850 Mo. llllbe 494-7551 \ <l bdrm. 2 ba. view home . , tst. last + deJ>(r.>tl. . '5416 . ~ 'h arre hor.lcs OK. huge J bdrm home tn Back Hay 20 X 24 rt living rm w/rrplt, :;cp. bunk house w /wcl bar $750/mo. 00 3777 or 540-0904 . ---- SEAVIEW TV, bNl~ pool. Ul.11. bhm, end 1a.r. gu bbq. ~et. $325. 556-4314. Avail for l yr lse. $8.50 (7l4)41M•S294. 985 No Poot Gas Pd. 778 Scott Bachelor Apt. mo. No pets. 213·928-1844 °*5t Hwy . Pl. 642-50'13; ~5611 IURe C!SO. UDO ISLE BAY FRONT e.cb apt, waJk to beach. 2 Bdrms, l b•th a pt. Evenings"498-0318 2 Bdrm· VAC ...... 1 ___ ,_....... ..,._1 Adults. S37S. mo. Gas $69 5 mo 6 3 I . 32 3 o. \IUf un~. -mo .. p&id.&t2-$073. Charm in g 2br, 2-s ty 67S-Ol20 497-.'m9afl.5pm. duplex. rprlc. ulil pd, North End atud.lo. tl?S in· Spacious 2"3 br, apts. l'IOO. Mrs. Hartley, 33872 eludes utlli t ies. C11ll Family uo ll. Pool Ir Zarzit o, 7141493-1910. •l526or498-3&36. PlaY1round. Sundance First & last. sec. dep, no We.t Apts, 1996 Maple. pets, decks front & back. WE5TCUFF 2 br. 11 i ba lawnhouse. Walk to shop ping. Adults only. No pets. 1728 Bedford Ln. S43S mo. yrly. 548-7533 ......... IHdt 3769 6'2· 1951 between i.z.s. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. fire place, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER RENTALS By the week, now uvaH. Also Winter Rcnlals No fee. Agent675-8170 SUttUll/WIMTB IEHTALS DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 645-7573 THE '~GOOD LIFE" SUMMERTIME FUN: Soc•\JI Achv111es [)1roc· t o r • f ree Sunddy Brunch • BBQ s • Par ,,,.~ GREAT RECREATION. f P.nn1s • FrN• Lcssnns tµw & pro 1ihopl • :! H<~alth Club~ • S;iun.t • Jnc11111 • Sw 1mm1n11 • Gull Ortv111y R.1np•• BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS ~u1rilr" I /', 'I llf'!JJ llfJlll', • I ur '""'"'flt. Uritur111'.ll• ·rt • AOutl L 1v1nq • Nn l'f't•. • Mu<lr.:t:. Upt'I• 11.11ly y lri 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments Newport Beach/No. ij8() lrv1nu "'' lt..lh1 I 7141 645·0550 l.DW'Cr 3 br. 2 ba, Mesa Del newly rOO..-coraled. $375. Ma r area. $425. 2 494--028}. IBr, newly dee. l(ar park Ing , y r ly SJ7 5 rno. 673.:1158. 544-6899 ch ildren. n o pet s . 751·2"6 Nice big 2 br S310/mo. ---- B-2.5091 La C res t a , Lovely2br, Iba, pnv. put, Owner494·6848 encl. .:ar $37i>yrly. Nu Pt.1.s. Avo.11. IJ.l. 4U4·l223 NEW 2 BR lwnbse, I ~ Ba, Jo)-pk .. no pets . 1940 Wallace. $360. S46-008S Deluxe new 2 br, 2'h ba duplex; 1650 sq ft, dbl gar age. fn c d ya r d w/boat gate. Cath. clngs, F/P. 5'95 mo. 673-6336, 642-9666 Newly decorated adult a pt. 2br, lba, ope n beamed celling with loL'I ol wood. $310/m o. No N.'I. 673-8803 eves. 3 BR. 1~ Ba, fplc, cpts, drpi,patlo,dbl gar.$385. No pets. No smoking, 645-4532 Oii 548· 7729 agt. Brand new 2br, 2ba, walk- ln closets . Encl. gar. Xtra . parking. Encl. petio. Pool & jac. Two models . $400 & $420. Adults Only. 646·200 I. Duplex. 2 BR, 2 ba, bit· lns, walk to bch. Priv yd & d eck. Now. $395. 661-1161, 213/664-4124. ..... is •• •adt !140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DELUXE• GARDEN APT. 2 ........ wly. 3poOO Covered car: port patioapta., BBQ's closetofwys & bchs walk to shopping. 17111 Galdeftw•st atWorrttJr 847-6P64 """''"f°" Gr•ada l Br 1 Ba, 2 bl.ks from waler. no pets $300 l'l.'l J BR. 2 ba.. upper a pt Near Lido. Qwet area. Adults pref A1.'L ms.1n111 Brand new J Br. 2'1'.r b<J • FR twnhsc. pa11orarr11c view or ocn & n ty Its. pool, sauna. Jae & c:mpll rer rac $005/mn <'a ll 7l4/963-0902 Jim Lynn 631-1317 J Br. Jba. luxury new t~. Pool. s pa, Len· nts. Nr beaC'h $695 846-1676. Q.OSE TO IEACH 2 Ur .. 2 Ba. Newly dc- l'Orated. $450/mo. Bob or Dovte Koop, RE/MAX 631 1266. LJ)vely Veri.a1lle:. 1 br apt Guurdcd sccunl y. unde r ground pkg. Hclrig indd S<t25 mo. Cl.II, 54!! Ol:IJJ or 96J.bi(.i1 New 2br , l 'hba Townh.'ic encls. gar, frplc. encl. pat.Jo, quiet area. Good loc Close to everylhinl(. Ac.lull., Only. $375. &. $395. f~l(Y74 19th St. 8"2·03.SS. 536-112211 1---------• AV:tll .0 /\UI( 15 th . w vCly nll adult, no p.•t:.. l, 2, &J BR apL'i, 6200 Ed ingcr. HH. 846-0619. LIDO ISLE IAYAtOMT :.! lxlrm, 2 bu. ting 1111 r r p I c. a" a I I ~· I 7 II 'I $7::.0tmo lid 7 Pl'fl <all li73-0770 :t ny t1mc 1·all 4.!}t-0029 or 645·&i8:> BcautHul new I rg 3br . cond o , 2 c<1r l(:t r . pool/tcnrus crts. gd loc. Nr. So. Csl Plaza. Quiel. $.575/mo. 549·3710 morn · inJ.tS &~VC..'ll. DupleK. H'z mi to l}('l'an 2br, I ba. c.l1nin~ rm, frplc. $475. & 2br, Iba. living rm. $425. Ca ll I•--------• La r ry o r Gary C . 28r w/gar, carpel'> Wtr pd 636--4120 1-Spm 2176""U" Placentia $200 636-0JO. Avail 8-1, JBr, 2Ba. rrpk. dsbwsbr. pallo, .cara6(c, no pets $43S mo. 960-3521 East.side, extra lrg. 2br , ..,.... .,..., S 3 b 2,,_ b pa.Uo, gar. $375. 642-5466 ""' luu• t. r, -r' a, or~. dbl frplc, dshwhr. $.550. ~7961. Newport llelght-; 3 bdrm Duplex. $450 per mo li.t & l ast + dl'po~•t ., 557 ·!Hll6 1dl 3 30p m 2bdnnoceanrront dplit $550 yrly, uva1I AUR I S(Xtl't2 Seashon• fi45 2117 Newport Beach/So. 1700 16lll SI 100Yl'I ul 1blhl 17141 642·8170 Lge 3 bdrm, no pets. avail ~:::::::::=::======~ Aug. l . 633-5620, 548·3600 UDO 2br, 2ba. sumt· v1c:w New deluxe J Br. 2'h ba. d Bay, s.s25 67[)·ZJ28 or Lge yard, garnge. Kids 67s.«r77 BEAtrrlt\JLL Y decorat· ed 2 Bdrm oo Lldo with aU lll'DCnilies. Mim view. $800/mo. Wa terfront Homes. 631-1400. or 642"°"50 ok, no p e t s . SSOO DLX· Vl l!:W ·2br, n e ar s:M-ZJ06; 848·2655 beach & shops, $360. 2 bdrm. fenced yard. S32S Ad.Its, no pets 645-6579 ~1 Pacalic per mo. l small child & BA<-l lEWH UNITS from $225 per mo unfum. 100' from {)('Can. For mon· m· fo cl.Ill Renata al 556 7707 J.aguna beach J bdrm. 2 ba 85/mo. rrplc. pool fantllslic while wuler ~e~ o f m ain beach . ~ t'ri. Sut & ~non· ly. 890 Canyon View. 41M-271U J DR. pvt home w /super view. Available now. I•--------• Buch w/sma ll br, new $t t 00 pe r mo . Agt . WIHAYE wallpaper, cpts. paint. small pct OK. 846-0594 Call before5PM. Steri> to beach. lgc upper 2 br, beam cc1lml(, frpk. gar door operator. All bltns. $525. 642-3"90 759-0619 SUUtB REMTALS K 1ude . S280. H.ick. Aho......... 548-4301. For gracious living-this is , -~~~ It! Big Canyon condo 2 ,....,. .. -..- Br 3 Ba w/pool, tennis, wt.hr,..... jac. No pets. S87S. B:D-3349 Near new 2 br, 2 ba, N. Ccsta Mesa. Adults only. l'lO'" pets. Days 675-0562. eves 673-14 IB. 3 Br condo, I 1/z Ba , avail 8/ 1. $390. 213/867. 1524 2 bdrm. 1 ba. WltD, OW, Avail. Aug. lst. $37~. Call 848-28116 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocan 2 BR. 1 ha. garai.:1•, latnlry; walk to stores . mi. 493-2710 --- 3 M•m. 21h ba. New t.ne. Ocean view. Avail 1mme d . $750/mo. -.el88 Brand new Newport Ter- -1 _*""--...,,_.----3-1-5-21 race Condo. 3 br. 2'h ba, associated BPnPtfP', "fA rr,ll .. J 2br, Iba, gar, very nice. 2 Br 2 Ba studio, garage, no pets, noklda S360. sml yrd, no pets. S38S n..>lcx, close to beh, ut1I 548-7234. mo.67~0 fum., $400 mo. I Bit 1 ,1 / ..,,,, h· ' • • ' ' -.--~ stove, refrig, wshr/dryr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. No pets $575/mo. 1-iiliiilillliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil de I 8 b 2br , I ba, m in s Crom :b'~i~. F R, den, DR, 631-1317 or 213-477'8474 &si rg 2 r, I a. pvt ity pool. Avail --·------Monthly,older people. yard, gar, grdnr . 1dlts. ~~7~~1 9 • 1850. 83 1-7765 BLUFt'SCONDO BacheJorapt. $350.752-2550. 498-3(90 2 brm. 2 ba, $350. Clc·an. newly painted. Nr Uch. 964-4333. eves/Wknds, Spacious 1 story 3 BR. 2 673-4154 The Bluffs new dlx condo. l Bdrm apt. S300 Ulil pd. , ba. Pvt patio. Comm. Downtown 11.B. D ay s.ta.._ 3810 ~2Br &den condo. pools. Sha rp & ver y Lido Isle. wate rfront, Nr. ocean. 2br, 2'hba. r <'""IUOD I · d · Ad It Ow e r $590 \NOR18n pre · ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y P••nte • view, c lean. $700/mo. Agl. bach. apt. Prefer older u 5· n · • -WOOOSID~ VILLAGE .._ . .................. !~ ~!:~ .. !~ ~...... 4- Roorn w /IE 1tcbeftette ••••••••11•••••• m weetc •up. ~ stat. 2 br, 2 ba, Udo Bld1 baa 2 1laop wt-9755 ·-· pool, rec rm. Pttv •Pl* wltb bath * en tr)'. '225 111.2111 aq,A. • ,_.,. u• iq.a. Rm, pvt bath. maturt! en1)ld lad.y, lite pn v. rer . SUIO +.1A1 lkb 4fM-7346. Cdll, clole to beach. Sl25mo. I.odds ut.11. 8'7~1497 Nice home or. So. Cst . Plua. £mp. Male. Ref. 54.5-1717 Room with pnv1legcs ror C h ris t ian woman . $150mo. 545-611Yl Pvt home w /Sr. citmin & dog. Day worker only. $165 mo 1n advance. Nr. 22nd & Orange, C M 548~13 -------Olnsuan male. Pvt r m , kch pnv, Nicely furn SU> mo. 549·9847. afl 6 UJsw Mesa Mesa Verde 11rea . Kllche n pn "'. $125/mo. 979·8478 SucuuarRt.tab 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.aglJna,'Oecanfront pri v. bcJ c.'h , r1 s hin g weekl y /mo. Wtnler H<ilcs. 499 3816 .. ----Ham. lt\ N.R. wklt 3 br & 2 br avatl July-August. I house lo beach. Jlcas. raW5. 673-6562: 675·6670 U..rwia fkk on 1wn , adlts, S295Wk 536-GOOO. 1175·0922 2hduUy furn Oc·eanfront. San 011•go Co . ren · tal Prtv heach . l'r1v p11t10, W t l>, S400wk. 4.'l>-0316, 729-!Tl21 CHA RMI MC. OCEAHAtONTS J\vailahle for summ1•r llurc.lwood flours, vww dec:ks. pnvatc sui1r; to beach. J Llr, 21'.I ba how.c ~ a Wt'ek 2 bdrm col· I.age $600 Wl't!k. l'nvatc bachelor apt $400 week. LGIJllllO Vi .. R.E. 497-176 1 llunlln~oo Harbour con do. 41>r. boal shp Nr tX'b. $J ,300mo. ~&~. 840-m48 Ua lbou l'e 111n ~u l a . uayfront. 2 BH lower c.lupll':it, July 2111\ui.: 4th SJ~ 1; SS2S wk. No pt•b 675-(WJ; Vocdion Rt!tttals 4250 .•••.•......•......•... lluu.'>l' f11r 11•rll, B1~ lk-aa t:tty ~Ip:; •i lin1·11.'1 furn ~ 111ll'ly 111 q1l C:i ll aih-r :J ,, Ill ;,,\lj l:IX!I TAH ITI ,\1v<kr11 I or i' hr <•Ill Ill!(' IWl 111,·,11 h till 1 :thttl With !'ar, ruw 1111.i t. wu:.h mal·hint·, t•omµletc lutt·hcn. etc !o'or murl' Ullo c;ill 919-~ eves & wt't.•lwnd~ Lake TaJHx·. llcWI) rum. 3 UH. 3 Ba 1·or11l11 w dotk. lt'Tlfll!> & pool !1~·33!15 ,.,., Wnghtwood V1llag1• vaca taun home ror rent 3 tx.'<ls. &ICCP6 IS-I 0 Ptlonc499-3670 anyumt• Wa1Juk1 1 hdrm Vll'W Con· do, 1540 rt fnim t>cuch Slei!ps 4. f''u IJy \0QW p ktlchen. Pool. \':itrrnsc rm. lndry fac1l. $6tl per c.lay. 846->1817 Honolulu. Watkik1 a rea Condo, 2 BR. I ba. krtc·h. fo'urn 'cJ , $35 \.lit y '1 persons. 644-00'8. ..... to Shere 4300 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Moving., Avo1cJ deposits & <'Ul living expens«-s ' Proress1o n a lly sinct! 1971 HOUSEMAnS 832-4134 ~xpand your h frslylc with a rompatJble room· rmte. Wl' discover that person. Ca II 1WO PEAS IN A l'AD 8.Sl-MlS or 759-1209 -.1m1 at Ila. Avail t-15. 1355 .,.~ d , V18Udo,N.B,t'fMU6 .,...pan your llreaty le 1------..;,...;:.::.;:__ wtt.b • compaUble room. <Ye Space l.n beaut Irv ate. Wt! dlacover that R*tg, recept room, 2 enc penon,Calt ofc '1 , atoraie r m TWO PEAS IN A PAD m..>. --~-l_--Om_l_or_7...:.•..:....:::l21D8::.::.._ S:-' A_N_T_A_A_N_A_._O_n_l_y &unmer condo to shr 2 '75/mo. Small olfices. at Br Dana Pt Harbor view 325 No. Broadway or 1102 pool, spa, S22s + util ·& West 17th St. For more deposit . Liberal ad~lt. lnloraJI Renat1.t 556·7707 PhU 493-8>93 -. Harbor & Jo'rwy, C.M. 2 Female t.o share houst> in l'IJlfl, $1W. 3 rms, $280. Corona del Mar Non A/C, cpts, dl"Jl8. AJtna & smoke r . $275. l'.:vi·s evcs.640-9612. ~-OHtce bldg nr Lido Is le Roommate to shart: i!Br mllo4700ft. Htghly Im· apt, female, nice area. prove.'<! Pvt offices. Xlnt Pam636-63:11. 521-SSll for Ally, CPA, finaochal. Bkr. will co-operaitc Gw I IC3-97111 or95S-3166 ....... 4350 - ----• ••••••••• ,.. •••••••••• .............. 4450 Sgl g~rage or stor age ••••••••••••~•••••••••• ~pace, Westside Costa Forstore&off1ce spaceal M c s a s 3 5 reasonable r11tcs . mo.631-0$971552-9723 . 500 to 5000 S. Ft. -----MESA VERDE f>R OHke...... 4400 PLAZA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Mesa Verde E, C.M. OFF1CE space available 545-4 t JJ at 17875 Beac b lllvd ----u;r s MAKE A DEAL ~SQ rt IO great IOCa· lion 111 fount.um VaJley. l'lt!&Se call Cheryl Green (21.1)~ near Talbert tn llunl in~on Reach. $50 per month. Phooe mes.'la~e service SIO per month, deik ~ per month. Daily Pi lot ofr1t·t' Phone --------- S42""'32l ext. Z76 lialboa Island. 2 ne w store; or I large store . lltl Agate. Avai l. now. C.11 toM."t!. Ab't biS-8170 cerra POINTE EXEC. SUITES JJrt1Llon .. oe & MacArthur Hay Windows Plush Cnrpl'l l larl,IO(" Blvd.C M. Prime t omm'I lo<' $300/mo. 548 1~or675-2213 752-2737. ----Nt.-wport. Nr. P.O. Modem $190 UP. OHtt l" :.Lon·, 5'llsqft,slort•orofc.2630 cpts, drps, AIC 17301 1\VON (lo;J 2lJ.-477-700r Hl-at h. H H L'lc ~2-28.14 udo bldg has 1100 sq ft Newport &>a1·h orc·/apt $'50 Ca nncry :-crt 1on 1;75 4912 brok~·r I MOS FREE RENT F.::.L;iblalihcd Newport IJtoach ruJI W I Vll"I' 4''1 t'CUtl V(' SUI t (• J In d1v1dual offlt·e., n11w ava1latilc All amen1tu•'l mcluded in month to monlh r c n1 ;1I MacArthur at Jamboree l!:XI:X:UT IVE llOW INC . 752 7170 &KUtiYt! StlitH N1·w at.fd1l1on Lo 'wk llill !o\JJI M'rVll'(• l'lCl!I" !-.Ulll0'\ In N••wport <'•·ntPr M rll'W nH1l'<'" tn IJIU:.h .,ur· 1 uu11cJ1111o:~ ~ 1111111·1 1o:r•1u11tl a -.:-.1g11t'UU.'t• :'lil•wµo n H1•1:••111·\ < "''" t ii I JI.ii 7111'1 Law 1111 W•· or 111 l11•r pr 11 lt'!'>!>IUll:JI viii\" 1\ VC"f I Fr n Jn 1 1 ,, I 'I 11 w t• r , Ncwpurt Cc11Lct ::>1nj!lt' olftces or 3 office i.wlc Reception nrc11, X1•rmr. IJw hhr.11; !1:15 ~ l l w G7S 2711 Prof ok .. µa r·t• ·" ,u I 111 Calif lst Hank Uldl! 1~1 'i<j rt Low pnr·c 1nd'I. JJlltlOrlJI. 't'\.UrllY :.1·rvtl'("-. c.•onf rrn & ultl Conv l0t:alwn 230 fo: 17th St. C M 642 9!',liO 17:11 Anaheim SL,<: M. Office. toilet, park1n.:. gn1und floor. :<Int loc.J tmn. 52!'1 ~tl fl. $1!15 mo 1m~1 At1rat1 r vc Ii()() I l>Q rt uf fl('f> <!>Pate and l"On · forcnce room l<wal<."<I an new building near 0 C. Ai r p o rt & ma1or freeways. 834-1682 t or 2 Rm Sw tcs from $75. m W. 19th St. Call Tom 540-l:m. AllPOtlT AREA U.nstol St. Ex~ure l2SO sq. n. 4 om c:c :.wlc with ltghll'c.l s 1 ~n availab11Jly. Xlnt access to new CdM frwy. Con· Lael Pahsadcs Center Leasing O<flc.'c at 2082 S .. ; Bristol 11200 or call !>hJI 'p:.ce w)bath avail K-15 J3M Via Lido N.li 673-41.56 Comme rcial building 3,S(»;Q rt. Open space. Hardwood Ooor On Npt. Blvd CM Call fi46.5711t da~. CY(.~ 842-8632. l."ANNl!:RY VILLAG F: l(ar :.hop with a mplc park IJTl JI.st St. 67J.492K .............. 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L:i~una ll1ll<> • 2 Adj. 50011 !>Q rt M l un1ti.. n1•w hltl~. A/C orftct.: l''t1J11t:-. on Mllulton nr 1.akc Forest Lst• by own r. f61 llOI N1•w rront -.trt-<:t J114·at1011 , l':irk I rvin1• HU!>tnl':O." O·nt..r 4,!llll "I fl For IM• 11pt1u11 tu l1uy l'vl l't~ 1!~1·411~r.i. •1!14 ~:.; f~ilh<t ft 1310 Loi.:an. L"M $-ltMI 111 m•> fi 4ti 75 l:t. 54H 11100 MEW tNDUSTalAL lNTS FOil LEASE tic)';(' to 405. 605. & 91 frl-.:Ways. lfi00 Ml fl Wtlh olflre 714189H-~ 4550 ......•................ 4.> Ml rt lSOO fl of &lora.:l' or :-.ho p C:.M . arc .1 tl42-4'7Slt 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kc.spons 1ble, wo rk1n.: writer :.eek s o ne bt·d room t•olla~c 1n Corona dcl Mar or Costa Mt,.,,a. Qwctne:is essco t1aJ. Wntc Classirlcd Ad •206. Daily Pilot, r <>. Hox 1560, COllta Mesa 9'dl:!1>. Denre L'ie/rent of' hou.o,c cpl loolung for unfum 2·3 bdrm w/encl yd for 2 meture dop. Have good ref's for a ll or us . 751·9100, l2·4 pref. Steve or Jean. Senior C'1ti1en woman looking for reas apt Ul CDM. NB. or C .M .. pleaM! phooe J.296-3111t() Fem. need~ home. Aug L'!t Easy gomg, quiet & busy.Call Pam,556-9917. --. 557-70t0 -GARAGE WANTED .~OH ol. no pets . Ca ll 640-0000 man, no pe ts . $295. 542-7429,2ll/82l·S868. Large 2 BR, l 'h ba. C OND0·3 Br . 2 u a . __,....._ _______ • 673-a86Leue. 2br 2batownbouse clean ga r age . C pls/d rps. sq·-1.y "lean, ~Aso mo. Mi l" .• to shr2br, 21>a. apt. EXEC. suans -S..Ch1m• 3276 ---------' ' ' -"'/ M 7711 Ell" """'.,. ' ~ p 1 ..-.a-Ylefo J•67 SJ60 aa• paid 19 12 ~mo. gr. is, .... c7573agt. Irv. oo . Jae·, tennis, Ta.-;lc:ful executive !>U1tcs SI'ORAGE. 640-5172 eve:. orearlyAM . -6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' " "' ' ....... D 7 ""'~I 67"3115 '""" .te ._....., Walla"" manager wa nt ""' . 84 -..-• ...., $200. + 1hut1l. Dennis in a ""rfect locatio n. --················ -··CH I IV'.u!!. f.M» .... ~. ' . ...~ J poilESFOR RENT 3Blr-2B r w1 " nw U11fw h•ed ed.64.5-7300. NearSpoints 2 bdnnlba: 2Br.1Badplx..immac.all 975-1405 days, eves . Easyfrwyaccess .Close ~ 4 br. Priced from • a, rp c, newly de-••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------S285. Call Larry 847~8 bltns. fncd patio, W II> ~31M7. to a I r p o r t , f I n e ioSt85. Fncd ya rd.. corat.ed. deck w/ocean .......__,, 111 ... 4.07 E. SIDE-Nice 2Br, st.on. ~ .... .....-7671 Com· hook · up, $325 m o . restaurants. Conference ••••••••••••••••••••••• j. • ·"'~ pvt patio 2 car -···-~ ~1araae • olf al ..... ""'' --1 Fermle lo Share 3 bdnn room, person a lized -• •"'a1ea . Families ,,..,...,, • ·-•••••••••••••••••••• child Circle H.B. ..........,, hsew/Fireman nr bch lo ~ ri 1 I• pleaae. K ida " pe ll garage, avail &-IS. ~ 2 bdrm, 1 ba, wall to wall • OK, S325 ·---------.te • ... llr....-1-..._.... H.B. $150/mo + help ..,..,...., lllL'lWe og. p U.'I. a... I ......, SOOS , I .. , ...... , fillmCe --'---.r-u-.. -or mo.482"5339. mo. 1M & 19tb St., See 0 ... '"'"""Br 2Ba ..... e r w..----From....,,,., Call Beverly ..-___,""' ...... _ cpta, drpe, bltns, yearly. "'~.J .. •··Zl ..... _..,_.., c.&AIA~ · ' _... Ter...,.llli1•1d 3900 w/light yd wrk.536-1391 81 ....... ;:: -••••••••••••••••••••• •!JLAi&.nofee. Mira Costa Townhouse: 673-W ~ wz _.....,,_,, mo.,frplc,paUo,640-ll!i6 ....................... .,, ... ~ F EEorLEASE -.,.._ w/pool aa "8Rl'L 8a 110.J ......... St or~l2.50 G Roommate wanted, MaJe Pvt ..-1ce' "or --', ap.... French n..1~e91a Tahiti •-. 3W,l car1ara1'"'. :!'c:U-001...,.7u4'ev-una. • T9 • ....... •• THE EXClTIN ,.......,_ , uo11 ,, ,..,,. '" .-uvu ...... ~ _......~ _. ..... 2br, lbe, Yearly Drive b1 Cll $.140. No cbUdreo S 35 divorced ..,......,g 1or a S"xlO'. 830 w. 19lh st. or outer l.slands. Beach flllllilJ rm. Wae back · 1118 W. Bal~a Blvd. ~"-OK 612-'IMt ' ltaA --PALM...SAAPT roonumte.Maleor Fem. r inf fro nts a vai lable . JU'd, c 11l-de-1ac. '550 2 8R2Ba bome, lgeyard, $4SO. 213/80·2542, -• llll'tl1• 3142 MINtfl'ESTONPTBCll to abr by home In Miu. ,_c_.M_._~ ___ or __ o_._ Dew:.1c4>ers only please. -.1.m -1111 open beam clgs, bltna, 714/67).5187. Jl'..ut.Ude 2 BR, I Ba, poot, ....................... Bach . 1&2 BR Viejo. J im 770-1629. Retail/C>rfice space, 700 <>wnen in Hawaii look· Nllllilirt.._. 3269 fplc,$t25 mo.568-5440 ,.~ .. u-3122 ~~.·kids OK. *280. 2br. Condo, l'hba, frpcl, fromS2S5&up. d F 1 0 CM sq ft . Wes tcllff a rea. lng fOf'foreignlovestors. ~ -_. _._., gar opir, pool, tennis Adults. No pet.'I. Nwpl Blv I a r r. · Hil&-4148, call coUen. Ca I I a r e a c o d c -•••••n••••••• s...-. •••-•••••••••••••••••• crta, $650. 213,'586-6640, 1S61 Mesa Dr. Need m /f, nonsmolcer, to D-92341'1.58 NORE! Apt. ft Condo Clfl*-3271 Largelbr,trplc,pvtpool. MISAPIMIS 714/8'2-6297. (S BIJusEaslof'Newport s hare 2br a pt , pool, aracelnyourll0 ME.3br . "9talt. Villa Rc ntalll ••••••••••••••••••••••• lempl'!t>erion,Nochlld Bac he lor $21S. Pool, Blvd) Jacuzzi. sauna . $200. & garage, 1565. 7..oncd M.yToyStoreiaforsalein -..Z Bkr. Clean 2 bdrm. 2 s tory. 2 or pets. $425 Lease. Jacunl, 188 BBQ. cloAoo .,.._ 3144 9am-Spm $46-9800 567..tWT eves/wkncls. C 1. 642-2:510; 646-4848. Laguna Beach. Moving .. ·-------•I be. Ccln<lo. Pueo Santa ~-_ ....... _ .-..... CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• to San Jt'r a n ciaco. a gar., 11U ..... , no.--·......, Avall a.1. New 28r, 1B• Heapon M/F to shr 4 Br. 2 O.C. AllPOITLOC. in ~ ..... C.... $4"::: ~b~-at~c:~b~~~ 2 BR. 2 ba., blw, frpl, Harla Ave,549-2'47 condo. AC, tennla. pool, SUwild Vilboe ba HB home. S200. Call Profession a I o rr11·c :~~tso:.n~r •:rd !!:-'*~Lullrioua ~7512.Agetit. sundeck, gar. d oor 2 br w/1ar. Adults, cpts, nopetsM35 mo.980-3521 New 162 bdrmlS-xury fl63.9638AM. w/~t Mon-Fri. ~loll b usiness on -·a.. ~"1 • JN'e· open e r , blk . t o Bil ..._ r;• .. •e fned vd adult a..t• 1n 14 plans Sha 1 3b .... ln CM S400mo nlb to mo nth. Hw'J v-·-'--ue ---.imo1". 38r, 2Ba twable, Vlllqe 0Jmaa.*Ollo.m-G10 ~ .;tirid_ -..uo: .......... ll• from s:lii" +~.ten· eafj~/.S:{.;;ru dya: Secret•t ial aervicu I~~~---S..Juan,AC,~ ...... _ __. .. _2 ....,._ l ·J. JUI "B" Orance. -••• .. •••••••••••• ola, wa&erfaU... ponds! MS-91S25ew.t avall.549-7751 -..mar-.-. ,.., .... &,We pool prh, '450 mo. 'r.i ... -..;..-,_... .......... -., "K .. Vldoria IBr,OClllllwiew,aewcrpt o. for cooldq •beat· · --ie•surrES a ......... ...._..., ewlll.,.. -. C...,. oc.u in .... •It "F" Saata ~t. VerJ clean I lDI paid. Prom San Rmma&ewuted. matuft, r_...°"""'.., TIASDOPTllESllOG? Mee patio. W 1 , 1111 ntl ~~ •ll arter •· AM.sa •llllar .... 17 :-c::..•t, ~:;.=: ::='&~=' =-~~=:, g:. C:!: :._c--....=: ••nn••••••••••• .. •••• 11*'111, ~BR. dlllt loe. 1m PIN'l'llOUlz.NO.J:ND u.. Welt on llcJ'lddea "'75·• Sm toW8 ,. .. &, lecld• mroaaarr 1 _ _l.ba "'8 baua, ~-:. Ill 8r, a.1aw7 Qt; Le a a-awled VUlaae Roommate waeted, llNutiluloc.aavleW +. ..... b111t e&e.1 •• 000. I• 4 llr • ...._. ,._ ':'.::'L,_•"~ --......: ;'9~ •. &errH•l paaoramlc •0 ._ • female, 1br 38r, a pt. ~?Callaow l Nice 11 ae loe ror mobU •to•hcdrud6 ._ ·-.. -. A -ii oceaa • •••· llature (7M•51& aul be rffp • ••ll· w--.,.-.5470; Evett bm(lk, SUS,OOOCall Lou ,.,..... r ••lllu *' ram ,. d1Pln --· •1111 ...._, w~. No ,,...,.. Mndentte-1ZZ5 • w111'&_.s. f1S-1Jll or at cent 11 r y 2 I • •ltHe, lllcl• a. P•l• b•eas taiar 'tuomo' • peta. LH tHO mo. 011 to lbt aBr c:ondo nr '-~--·-----.... .._ I ftOIY a • CID•••_. --aft. i. . SMlldt. Nw clpb uP· __,, ADULT APARTMENTS OC, *° mo. uW locl'd. c;,1. OMCIS 9wt_.. Paa& Service • llr, l\8i •11 --..-...... ~ .... ~.,,.~pl ~NTIBr lbl ~aJDODCLall plla• MMCTT f\am • varuro, C.M.· Rou&e.MlltlO.OOO~llr :St~~~··· A~~: cg I I' 1~ blUu. 0'"' ~ ..... • 0 W/"1YH~l'ffDerJ , ·rm~D8 ·---or-----NDL Bc:h. area. lndd•. •Pflll/Cll.••-· •1111 t 1411 f7i.Tl11 •11r1 ... ..,.., .... : •• ':": .... ~,'::~ •NO "~:-:.~i!e,:'r'fo0o~8~ =a!°!~pa:::: C&IWllC auatM.185. W.I• ar, ... ,..1 Nr. "••llY =n'v Cldldre• OK. Waterfroat RomH. ~ 4000 = ... ~.a:.:,~1_ ... ;.:.;.....tt..;;..•_· ____ =···:rm::: ... n&...,• nL. ==::~ ft:i'..··~-.. liaperlor A ......_'Ill,.. •w. ....................... IPll ()fftce orrtUll.a ~9vt .... -..~ware, .... ..... ........ I _, ... ln/!· ...... sllDt ia-.-.~ .. ,,. ............. prt •• bath. ......... I0 .... 28RI 11an1mo •W.1'U111t *· WUI .. ...,.t. .... IAIL!NOT ·-=, .. -..,,.-:..-· ................ Of' ,......_., •bldlel OK. 1111 apt.. ft Nwpt. "°°'· C.11. 1.;•=:;;:11::..;•;;;;...;;4111~---=!!!~~;,;P,~·lll! a.-..,. lmftel -. w . ..,_ •nmo.,...... ....._ ...... .., ....-onCMIW ...... iaaU ._ .. ,, •· _. ... ...: llWTOIY •.:•--. 11r.u. .... ~:*" .a.1. ..._._.... ... ,. .. .__ ...... .....-. .-Iii....,. .ar. a.a . ......... •••·••Ii. DOftleOWI ,J.. .... ,:'_ ...,, :.. :;, :: ..... H t!'IS to ..U? lllt•--bou•, Female. _allk!a __ .................. ~·=" ..... 641-1671 ~'fti: -=-IMllL•·•·' a 'Medldoll..U. -,_ r.sA ' . , ..... . .... _.. ---. -.......... ~ .. -. -· .......... I a &...... .... c., Jn ....................... ...................... . hl....._t Au .. r••• ,,.... t a-at-. fTM " T ..,.._, • ... eet. Pali:'"' .. tka t lt -. • Jr mu .., le m.-orm..DU ..... Ulf . ,.~ ..... tr t ...................... . -·~r!-!~ --....• M.lw1+.Min:.•H•H• D J 11 a ..... dHn .__,.. ODlor ........... : •tit IJlt....,..,......, let Cfll ilCUt blMt'b Clean • ...,..n .... acoa&lal ai.. •Nil. hall tu Ava •Lit. HI. CM &• tm tuo, C'OUl'll IJO. chr .......... .. o.r .... pelt odor .......,... • Qlt ,......,.. lJ )'n .. ,,... .... wlcci:a =-G~ ~•tf Rel• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bhiorC!e •· •akruptey We Care C1rpd Clf'.n~n M. Adkle ~ l)P'ol Steam dun Albu up -'* bol1tery Work I U"' --'n'uck mount u.nlt Pn.'t• M;sll I ""· "' ntlM 64$-3716 ....................... ----lb hOme. hr. day or wkly. C••iat vie. :W St· /Balbo1 81. -··••••••••••••••-·•• NB. m-1a llbr or seo For )'O&lr nt'xt cockt1111 or .... dlnnft' petty 1911'-A-CHIF I I • s.r.ke --••••••••••••••• r.ttw Or cumplete pre ftaUM£8.eover leu.n, puatwn In your kitchen prot..,loeal preaenta· by• European cher. &Ir 'ticm. .....aoable rates, • llen1ce penJOMe.I &UP · .f..t ..-viee. -.ma .u Jtied 11 oeeded. Appoint Dee mm&a for C*t.rmat.eH & _ror ________ , ~ No obligation. .tlEAllONEYBROKER StMUO We train • provide all ,.__,,1,. __ __,._ eervlca • leoden a t low --~ OOlt.1165-2274 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------•Cement work of all kmds c.,. .. uc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cuiaent«. Free Est. Any 1111.e Jobe, Call Allan or Tj)ny.146-8649 CUSTOM Interior Carpentry by Jay. •. 642·8H09 Remodeling. Any kmd of carpenlry or re11a1r11. Good rat.ea & refs. Peel Con struction. Scot t. f'ree eat. IS yrs exper Also block walls. 556-0757 P ac ific Concr e t e Complct.c concrete or s<'l your f o rrnl> S uvl! f)4S.. 9!Y.!ll 1-'oundalloni., retu1n1nr1 walls. blocki.. put111-1 Llc'd SJ&-5013. 5411-430'J Drapery ca.-.MJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expert drapery clean&nA. 631·~ -done ID yoor tlome, no In· ronvcn1encc·no waitmg. Coast f'11b r l c Ca r e Sti-74.13. •REMODELING• <Xe Pfll'liUons, panelJJlg, cstm llrush work, deck.,, f e n ces. s kill ed cr1tft 11 men . Free tilll. 64.').~ l'lad what you wanl Ill I>MIJy Pl.lot Clas111f1eds Have :,.omc•lhlng ynu wunl tD sell'' (;las1>1fu:d 111b t1u 1l wc•ll Call NOW, 00 Jli7H • '4 • --·l~~ ....................... D.IC'MUC'IAN .,r1c.U ri.,. ,,.. ullm•l• on a.,... or am.aJI jobe lk •JJI.. 17U3o.W I''! n8tctrlc M$«4 ---r:ux::TRJCIAN Beil ratta, buat worlunanablp Small jOtla prtferred fJ)~ Chrlat y ' !inn Lll'll Cl0370SH tJ Olldlld Realcomrn'I l'rc.e l'11t frnt. 731.2 P..cwt ••••••••••••••••••••••• tUtil <'Wit.om w()()(J r enr lf\4:, K•lAlfl • fcrwl' r~pMlr f'.40 40001848 !1036 woou. lcnc1•11, w.1tci.. p.1llflh, rcaWtu1ble r •l~-:4 OJl~4783 ~Door-..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete service & s11les. Automatic up~rators R epat r BPCCtalt)'. 002-&n4 ---..... llCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••4~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,,.,,, ~r Tw1cup11, oll dMlnle We work at your lwMne Jerry ,., 3277 llOUSE6 ArT PAINT R1t:rAJR (.'LEAN HAUL W COST '4&-170 I AddNu envtJoptll In my hom • Various com piWd Irv lll'H. Call lrMe. $.51.(>U3 ~m:;i., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your complrte M!rvll't' LA ..el :daun uf paper & t upplitlll 6'15·897:; GoffL.ffMM ....................... MJcll1 MaCVotlttld,{,1'(,A K.wkhoSan Jo:i11um Ci(; pvt b~ uppl "31 171~ GndlllCJ .......•...•..•......•. Equ1 pme nt r c-n ta I , OJ>t:rated . Tracloadt•r · backhoe, J D4SO Cal k>eck:r 941. 10 whl JU mp & tiot.IUI. J.S yrs h1ll!odc ex cavuuon. pipe bnL'l> &. ut1I wk. Mike Math1cui. f714) 400-"1723 G1trdenang, clcun ups & .Mndscaping <:"orKc lbutl~J MS 7072 ......,.._" •Vt:llY LOW l'ltlt.:E.'>• on lancbcupc ma int Cit-t>r.ie S4~2015 Clc11 n upl>, 1Jaul1ng 1,.md11cap1ng lmmcd i.erv1cmg 644! 9'.->7 II om e Pr 1 d c U u r tJ t• n cleanups, huul awuy:>. rototilbnl( S54· 17fi6 Gardening, mamtcnonce, londscapinn Bob. ~ 1570, 213/ ~ 67SO ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cm1x•ntry. rcnd nl( & ru•if 1011 No JOb loo s ml l'apci curr c.11 42f>'1 Hcpu1r1>. fl andym;in I' I u m h 1 n I! , t· I l" 1 :;r1nnkl1•r. p:11nt1111t. t'lt i\ny hnui.ehuld ri·pa11 Tiny V12 1492 aft '1 llondy1nan. l't1in11n.:. carpentry. m iuw11 ry . rool'ml!. 1mprOvt!rnt·11t.-. & repair... Jerry 549 m7 Yard care, complete. Hal6tcJ Keli 11 ble n eus ona blc. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• H.cr1>. Cleanups G46-tl684 OCC Studt>nl I Ton trtil'k -Tras h, trc1! lnm. UJ11 TTade your old s tuff for ~3'!24 nt:w 1tood1cl> with ;, C.1tu..\lf1cd Ads, your ou1• Classtlwd ad 612 S6711 ~lop 1>hopp1m~ •·c11ll·1 ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l do It a ll•11lclplo11der . dwnptturlc, aradc. haul, cement. uphull, tre<i re· mov1dtt1.C. 831-~7 FMt h1uhng, re. 114" up Yd tt f411' clnu1111. Pre., Cllt. 1714)~4.597 ------MlKF.'S HAULING ALI. TYPl.'.S. DUMP TRUCK UJW RATES543·14SI Yard refuse or light rurntture Reasonable rel.cit. Call 64().00,l5. -----G<,'t nd of unsightly tra!lh & debni. College :Hu dent Sl.8 load 548·6428 .._.c ... ~lc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marlly•'• CleaftlftCJ Sert. wilh ;i µi.•n.onul tou(•h ' ~rec e~t $37 .~0up . !m).6149 Robin ·,.. llouseclcuninM Srvr, ror a lhorou.:hly clean hoU.'IC !).4().085 7 MRS cr. .. :AN m11k1' It i.tlcam llu1 h , aph, h•lmt"I lid !J or art 5. 54!f-!J:f72 Cl'd,1 r C'rµI ('11·110 It sL1•arn1:.ha111po11. w111l11w w.,h·i:. fir w;i x·~. J.!1·11 l'ln It '!'I 1 Hi:' I 'mnm Ht•a.,11n ;.d1l1· S111111t1 1:.1 icr..1 DANDY OUSTERS Wkly or I llllU: :wrv VA(;/\NTS, rcnlul~. our 'f1e c 1al1ly. ST l-;AM ('Alll'f';T (;f.fo:ANINC: Hondt.>d Ins fo'ree .i::. ... t ~41()1; C1>mplt•l!· houi;c1·lcanmg Wr rrnvHI~· qur1 l11 y 1:uarunll'"d 1'11·:1111111! '>•'rv11·t· In' 11So111led ~~ (Jlfl:1 - Hamft~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSIF.'S CLEANJNGSt.:R VICE 7Sl·7368 ----R e mrk bly e ff e<'l l aeaaoned lady -l o-or pi\lze & cln yt>ur hm Noteworthy rela Al'drt:y ~-J<MSor759·1928. .. Friday July 20 1979 ... I I L•1•ci,rri1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Mmmy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork. Small job11. Newport, Cceta Men & lrvme. 67S-3175 eves. --- I • .. • ~ .. ,... • •••••••••••••••••••••• C.a.<:alu , ...... C1.111wm work lot/t'xt. u c 1314813 M2·8521 ALL rAIMTIH4t NeatW·1325CQmpl ExtM50 lntl350 Woridllt7 '-Y1 Bnck, stone. block work, Don't boulleClean. Let Uli tile floors. concrete do 1l. MINUTE MAJOS p11llos. walk11. drl vc providing a auarant~ ways F ree est J o hn c l ea nin g 11t'rv1 c<'. 846-U83 Your Harbo r area painter . Int/ext . Prof. quality work. Reason l,ic/lna. FAt cheerfully Ill mi Dave. 5IJ6.M2S PAPER HANOl!:R U c'd/bonded ... 'ree t.'l>t ----- 975-llin -. . ".!l~.Y~~~i~~ ::.~1~0~~~: Ask about waJI grapn1c11 & murals. 656-2991 -------- Scandulavum girl wunls ers. blk walls. ~·lllSO READY APTS/tlOUSES -ror RENT pnt'g, cln1o1, houst!Clcwung Mondays 55 hr S2 ca rl a re SJ!j.680iJ eves. The MoppPts Clcaninl( Service Profo11i.ion ati.. weU eslab 546-Zf.13 .... "'""'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GWC sem1·ret1red prof. will howic111t or manal(e upt wulll 111 n •t um for r en t 1-:ic 1> in mi<l 8!fl 7711 XllOI l•nk ins •.....••..•••.•••...•.. Rob«tson IMW'Gftce A.ssoclote., Inc. l.11w homeown1·r 1 :iii'' G7~ u:,ii:.! T Transamenca ............•.......... ijlo(ok, bnck :'llumpgtonc. papering we do l'vor wallo;, & planteN Let :1 .ything 1-'ree t:llt <;all llc'd contructor ~o 1l 64ij.l!i6J r11(h( f or )''O U Heaso11ubly pm·1:<1 Uob 548-'l.753/ 536 900(; Proper prt-p aral1on , prime & p1unt Hefi. -!-'rel' e11t Lawrenct: Mo"'-J ••••••••••••••••••••••• !Acal moving & h11ulln1t. fo're1Wit. office s uppheN, household good:> & con· s truc l1on cleunupi. H.easonable rates Call ~26M morrungs & evt.'l> OK 1 l"ciHHwCJ/l"aperilMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'PP.TEIL<\ l'AINTIN(; fo;:iipr'd Rea' Halt-'> l"r1·1· f:O.l Call (;l'IH' 552 f>i.58 1>111r pu1nuni.: 1-.xl & anl I J.1W r:ilPl> ltd., ,.., ,.,. 1-:'ll 536 47110, s:., 4;111:J I' .11 n ll n I( I NT "· X 'I Nf'al. hom·'l ,..,,.., 14' yr' •'.ICP l.11 ti I>:. ~1· •w;,i IU4.'1 1-~rn· cxL l'a111t1111( St Ill' . tfL'> Try m1· li:lH ~.:, :.lit tu... ltichard S111or 64.5-WlS Paper h angmu. quality work 011.ly Steve Duys 494-m I •.. ;ve.<s 494-6254 Int J'amt & wallpapt>r ~I work. reas pr r'rcc est Steve 547-4.2111. "'or cict pamt. call J 1m E&M l'u1 nt1n i.:. pupcrhanl(tng, & home repitiri. C!>lm hu1 IL palJOh f''tcc el>l lteu,'I rules !AH 411:.l, G46 227ti Plaster/Repair .....•••••..•..•....••• N .. 111 put<·h1·11 &. lel1tur1•' Rlf:E EST. 893-1439 1•:11nl 1n l( & 1>la •.t1•r i..111t1 h1n1! lt1•a .. u11al,l1• rau ... l-'r1-.· 1 ... 1 *Ui ll!JH PUtDnq .....................•. 1-;urope;rn 1.ands<'apt'r. Int Ext r>1·swndJl.>l1· Top work F.11r pncc Hea,onethl•· Vn·1· 1·'>1 l'lumbanl( rcpu1r Spt'c Ill r1•llllJd•'hng, cops:wr ri• p1Pf· f"t1'i' 1·<;t Top JI .. t l'lumhanl( 537 31~ llA:.fs 641>-4871 c1ys /eves Cull J<iy 548 IWIJ Hrit.ol.lllmj.t & n:novul.Jnj.!. xpnnklcr-;, n1·w law11,, 1(111 rl1·anu11 1>11 v1· f;tt-485:J 1ir Uud ti4fi H4X I y.,. n· 1inly "2, hul wt· do 1l J~11h'flllul&1·nmml"rt·1;,1 hl•tti·r t-)'1.,. 1;.-sl v..,11 / IJ J 1 11 L 1 n 1: " r '' t' Ml· 111• 11NJ J111· 543 ~77!1 1•,l1mal1•:0. Ht"• I Jtl'' - fi.'!df.IJI \>V;ml All I lelp • DAii. y PILOT D.S ... ... • c •• "=~ .. . . ...................... , ~•Commeriul Prop e rty M1mt Co. Complete lletv 1•188' ..... . .................... .. Repair le Re roof. All t ypea ·a h l n1l e'· rockahakea-compo-t.ar. f'ree eat. S41 ·5'90 l"ift. Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ught up your wiodow". wlbeaut 1l1lned glad overlay $15 8Q It. 846-871T T••ial•..,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• (.;l11renc~·s TV. t.oclll service. Good rc:ls. tt:snlll rat.ts. 957 1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prof tree tnmm1ng & re moval service ... 'ree ellt. Call 963-9636 AM. TlllorilMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'ree 1'nal Lesson, Cr cd teacher, exp. Reading , math, French . RsnbL Local c all!, r eturned 673-00IJ (;UITM< Lfo:SSONS Mll-51911 or008-1735 Typing 5-nic• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.P Office Scr v1<·cs . Prnl typ1nl(. krm pupcrs, n• 'u m t•!. 1·l 1· Lou 1 i." I lal(llll 642 7221 ....................••• t:ollei,:c studt:nL'I, wmclow wushmg ttesld Ii.ton ·' Xlnl work f\42,5449/645-7972 Proff''>!>tonal w1ndnw Wa.'lhtnl.( ill your 'O('On V('· n 1en 1· c . It t! u 'I rat 1· K H4().:9.12 "iell UlJn~l> f:i...t with Ouilv Ptlol WuntAd., --- ....... AllncuM:emettk/ lost & Found 5 300 Schools & Schools & Instruction Op,...._., 5005 l"ersonal1/ •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tMtruc ti on 7005 7005 ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lost & F-ounct renni11 S hop Xlnt NH area loc Top hrund!> High pror1t, low ovf"r head. $14 ,000+inv 673-4.113 A l(l . Want to buy a bu111nei;i1 and earn over $60,000 + u year ? Seamless ltain Carrymg Systems. We IJWllce our own " Install th e m o n the JOb . Guarantee busi.n(.'511 rrom referrals. Plus Iota mort! ~. 2 trucks and maeb. 175,000. More mom to expend businet1ll, 3el"Vlllg all of OranKt: (;o. i'Atabllabed bus iness over 5 years. Phone •7723 afUpm. MllllyloLo. 5025 ........ , ............. . SWl4&LOAMS an<l 2nd Trust Deed Loans on ru11deollal property Customiz.c.>d to meet your needs' R.E. DEPT. ............•.......... 5100 ..........•......•..... PENNY flNCHER ADS ONLY S2 &-II any Item °' com bmauon or •lems for $7.) or leu with ., Penny Pincher Ad 3 lines for 2 1:001>ec1.1hvc ds}'!I. Y,,1ch addihonal tin" ·~ 00' for UM: 2 day, Ch:iri:e 11 • No comm~n·1;,I ad~ t'or morr 1nform11l1nn 11nd ln pllll'C your all rnll 642-5678 SAMTlAGO IAMIC 714/832·5200 llou.'lchold help & care for ---------· elderly jil(,.>()llle v"NEED v"MONEY • CUDITNO NOIUM 2Rd & 3rd TD ao.ts 547-5402 Arranaed by C...tt4-Lomts CASH FAST 2nd f& 3rd hom eowner loana lut. .. lor a n y purpo1el £Z terms, past cnidh no problem. Call now ... Nooblipllon. Bkr 955-1610 ' llJJ·lOO'J 5100 ....................... FOIJND ADS ARE FREE &all: 642-5671 IAllt or found a pet? C 11 II Aoimal A as111lan ce League. 53'7·2273, no fee FOUND: White puppy apx. 6 moe., vicinity of Newport West, Hunt · in11AJn Beach. Looks like Semoyed, CalJ 963-1856. Fo-.nd vie. Goldenwest Ii Hell, H.B. bleck m ale Germ a n S h e phe rd. 84'1-GIM IJ.tit One 100· nylon l<fpt- w /Lennis bu It t 1cd to bWTle Reward &15 11111 UJ!lt !!mall grey Poodle & large black Uob1c/Lab Vic 0.:1 M11r/Newport IMvd. 642-5708 llt:WAHU .... OUND: Pwrt Colhe & pert Kceshond. M Vic. Capo Beach. 400-7048. fOUND: Fem. Lab, Vic. a.hard & JIMmJlt.on. 963-5733 flOUND: Red lriah Set- ter. Fem Vic. Sanlu l11abel & O r a n ge . 642-41Z1. eves. n>UND: Srn female whl dog, p a rt Poodle, vie H.B. Mall 7·13. (7J4> IMI>-Ul82 eves fl'oond: lnmature blk kit· ten.4whtfcet&n<me. Vic Irvine Terr. 675-2000. --------- fo'ound 2 mos. female cal ,...ou n d o n 7 16 al Walnut/JeHery Irvine. 561~.Afl.6 Found Vi c. Mile Sq. Park rmlc blond/white mcll. sl1al mlxcd brcL-d. Very f n t.>ndl y:'667 · :'1266 --FWND: M blk Poodle muc, Vic. Goldenwcst & EdmJeer 714 892 9Jll9 fo'ound: Beautiful gry /blu t>enuan Cat, bell collar, declawed, GW Coll OO<tl73 1-'ound Parakcx·l. yt·llow & l(nlen. v1c Dover Shores, NBCall 645--5522. UliT: S I fem blk/SfeY Tabby c ut w l whl on f)llWS & neck V1t 15th St & Jrvill(! Ave, NB 7/3. 548-47~. LOST. Wa lk ie Tulkic private frequency bus1· Def\11 radio (Look11 like a poUce unit. l Brand nam e Re d l·Com, blk. Vic Brookhurst / Ba nnlng. HB 7 /17 213-532-13021714·968-1202. LOST; puppy, 8 mOll, red· MONEY AVAILABLE Lo COil, any purpose. Mr. Hersrave 151-31535 LOST : G o ld witch dish brown w /cholter clwn. AM to Taush 11. w /lnac r l pUon . 0 F · Sa c M FERINO REWARD. ~~· Ave. . . Vt.c. Holiday Health Spa. Air¥ type buainel11 loan. ltB. 548-2937. Found Wht/blk Cockapoo, Lott 2' areen 11uana . " bwn Germ Shep. Sent TfNi area, Lacuna. Call toO.C. pound 7119· Real l'.llltate. eon.tr. " Div. At).. 540-lW ....,w..w IOJO •140lorD3-S361. FOUND: U ttJe m i le Pck· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loat : N o rwe 1ll•n ~. M, sllver /ary w/blk face. Sprinadale" McFadden. Reward. ... ,.. SHOO buys partial owner1hlp In movie . llltlm1ted S12.000,000 .. (114) •1.-n --~~~~-~--~ -----------...... _ .. ,,... DlilM' IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lall: Grey SlameM eat, BalbN merket. July LI. Oll1111Mat ..... _Ce.. AU .,,_ fl rial estate LOST T/11 • Ill IJfP9 .. ~lN. : t\'O v C Adaa/PlaceaUa, CM. If t I '8 1• Sprl a a or Spnlel , .. ,. bn/wbt, "Dutet..11". rouad ftmal• ... 111me4lua blac• 6Gol171 MM611 ..u . ...,...,.,, rablff &a11 from Ida ho . WMted Nt,000 lo be •••• ,,I ITO·HH _...,, 21111 T.D. OD --_ .......... pro.·--~-~·~~~ r=JJ:t:.ecau1t1. 1- ~~0::0 inple. champaane col· or. vk Harbor/ Wlblon, CM. 549·9HI ext 275; 63J·S6'75 Vicki. SCUMUTS ANSWEIS ~ Youq~-OOODBYE a HY •tockl are a ~ ud they are. 7ear mine were OOOOBY& •.ooo. IHO ....................... ~MA88AGE MJamea-LlclllllOUr ouaeau •u. -.sm ..•.......•......•..•.. ••••..•..•......•..••.. REAL EST A TE LICENSE TWO DAYS $250 lttt•"H _. wttkettd IROKER 11c.., .. prep for It.. prof•ul-•I. hperl lttstructl-. flflel t Moterlol\ o•!Nl.w., ""°"" effectl•e. l'°'ROUM&n UMITED . JULY 28 & 29 REGISTRY HOTEL, IMine locNKt ff'OM Jolwt Wo...-A.lrpertl JDS s.-nars, CoroM cMf Mar C7141644-l094: (7141644-H6t - hnonah 5350 Jobs Want.cl, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNANT? Cur1ni.:. conf1dc:.'fltlal coun:>chni.: & n:!erral. Abortion, at.lop lJon & kei!PIOR Al'CARE ~ritual Re~r 11115S. t:I Camm•> ltcal SanClt:mcnlt:. ,.'ully lh l"or Appt 402 7~11i COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS• a.!llN 971 l!il:J -- LAN/\ 'S OUT<:Al.I. W/\M-2/\M 775-()1193 llicrupi!ul1t' mai>sal(r hy h1·'1I tt•c·hn1c1on NB A11pt 3 :.>-9 PM 5411 21WI HIRING <ii lll.'i FSCOllT &/Oft MODEL TOMMY'!-. Ol''NEWP<1HT ('142.1571 CVC!I Attr. 54 yr olll w1el11w would like t.11 ml'f'I gentleman, flO or ovl!r 546-7103 JET SET ESCORTS OulcaJI !15 HJ600 ................ Or. Cty FIM1t •WIES• Modelll& escort11 ,.....au1e,.... 24 Ir SlS.47 I 9 Mile 40. wanl11 female companion btwn 30.40 llkes picnlca, camplnK & local travel, home life c:.-tc S41-4588aft 6p m ,._ .... st.nk" 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'.olnte on buAtnei1s tl'I ps Have run. Call 1'ravelln.c Secretaries, Brcnd1t. llN-7M3 ~·--~~----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• M II I d !-. u s r-: M I N U T f': M A I I) W ~: E K I. Y <> I< MONTill.Y lnl>. bonu:;, bond1·d. !n:i 111!1 Homr• Mn1!r <:ornpan1on for S.·nior M 11-' H1·fin1•d Mut W111n . hs hld :w1"ty 11J(1 1·r.ok, dn v1•. '>hliJI. 1•ur Lti!hl h.'>k .ln1ly. ~ rta hv IOIUU\ $110da &10 Sll;(J:1 Pnv11t•· prn1t11·al nur"''" d:.uly or I' IT hom1· 1·un·. m~Hffi'J 7100 .•.........•..•........ ACCOUHTS CLERK Account rink n(·1'<11•d hy llunlmKton Ucarh '1ty Sdl1111I D1'\l /\b1hly tu lYJW :,11wr1m rl'flUI rt•ll ~ $11162 per mo <It: pn1d m.: on ex pc rw nc I' Apply 73.S 14th SL 1111111 llch. (; u II 5JG ·Ill'.'> I ACCOUNTING I BOOK Kt-:fo;l'ING fo:xpcni•nc1·. full l1m • S11lury op.•11 lmmcd111lc UJK'OIOM. Al> ply Mr11. Prel!lcy, !14, Mun l"r1. ~an Cl<>mt•nlt• Inn, 125 E11plandia11. Sun <.:lem Account1n1t (;rowml( !lavll\gS & loun needK per~on for a<:· 1·o u nt1ng dept . t·x · peJjcncc 1n investor O<.' rounOnl( pref. Apply In person lrvmeSuv1nfU1 & Lofln 18552 MacArthur Blvd Irvine EOK Ml "' Act..'OWlllMl CO M PUTER POSTIN Ci I AUD ITO It, llpm to 7ltm Nil(ht audit exp prel Muat be Cree to wortt occu d1yt1 to train. Xlnt Npt Och loc. Call ror ~~~CJCl 520 . -.... ...... 0-------......... Ill'... Acdg 8kkpn" ....................... )eek lna fe m ale, n o n smolltr. 25 30 to ahr ICH frdlivint to Lona l1land. Luvloa Aua 2~th . 714 • 48D, Prt1cilla. ·~·= ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... , kalwtl• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEMPORARY Regl.ster today to work oo vartowi accOW1UDll 6 bookkecplni iu1ign . menu. Work cloae to YoW' home. Acl1R cle r k.11, boOlck .. pera, ICCOUO t...u are~ Lhruout Ortftle County. Call WI for more Information . Robert H1U'11 •ca•:••••' zm No Broadw•y dlO. Coklwell Banker Blda , Senta An• C714tHMIOJ Help Want~d 7100 Help Want.cl 7100 He4p WCll'lted 7100 Help W~ 7100 .....•••..•....•....... ....•..•......••....... . .....••....•................................. l\t'l'OOOtllll.! Fi~Clertcs W1• art' 1·urrt•11lly ac1 cpl 1ni,: appl11·at11111l'o for F1gun· l'lnk., Should havt• ti rl'lo' 11f1· 1·x1wr & h·g1bl1· hun<lwnllnl( Abu l'lf'(.'(I IO k1•y hy tuul'h & It typing A111JIY Ill J14:r<:.un Tlt/\NSAMl':l<IC/\ ln..,uruncl", :1<1:.!ll Uns lol ~. (; M ~ 0 1-; M IF •A<:mfo;..<;.')1-:S/ACrOHS. •All Age.'!!/ All Types • •<Not.-:xper Net·t• '"S A M " 1nt('r v1ewinl( ll<'>W Our d1cnts h:1vc work1·d "lt1H·ky II ", "Cioldw & 'J'h<' Boxer". "Lady J·n Heil'" w I rtollC'rt Conrad ... Wrii:lcy ·:. Dnubl(•m1nt ' & w I [) I Ii n f' y S I U d I II S •A11yonr lllll'rt'hlL'<l tn • M1>v11 .. o:. or T<.'h'v 1s1on • •C<tll "S I\ M .. todtty • •1714) f~1.'I 2Zl:J •·:ill fl5 • AHVl';RTISINC; SAl.!o:.'i C :1·n1·r11u!. 1·om lnll'ol>1rin. w1ll tr111n 4:n 1'11.;try 542.3400 Animal Hospital 11.uthcr dl·ancr Arrly Mon Fri 11 21' M I :1:1:1 Avo<:udo. NU Npt t'lr 1,.·hrnrt lhcatrl' 1 Ans~rtCJ Senice l'llX 011t·rut1Jrl. for ,J 11·k11hom· unl'owt·nn11. wrvw1· 1·xp<·r1cn1·1·d or will tram "'111 l1m1• or purt llmr shin., a va1l11 hi" Days. ,tfl(·rnmm f•V('OID~S or l(rUVl' y:inl Must IX' ahll' Lu work 110me wcck1•mls Typmii 35 wpm. rC'QWrt'cl Muny c·o bcnef1t11 uvailahlc Please call Mon·f<'r1 ,.·ash1on Island area ~1791 Co11 ta Mf'11a urea fi1:J.J 166 F, 0 .. ; APT M/\N/\G EH "'or SS units 111 C1>st u Mella. Exper'd rourlc . W ife bkkpl( exp . Husband maint exp Cull 642·5073 or 12131 Ill»-~! A11Semhly for a rrow11 llJo w & Arrow!!) Adlt rem. perm, no cic v Call 64.S-flnO A.Ml&atant Man11gcr want ed for fflll hlon junior sports w e ar s ho p 1n Wcstmlnst.cr Mull, Coll Marta or apply Pctrics. g.3003, • A SST RE <;EPT / RW IT <;HR OAKD. PtUrne Ral to Hllhll on bully board. 4 Hni dlt)', Npt Reh R.E. Ofc. Call Ut..lm-2900. Attndlve 1lrl1 need ed for public relatlona wortl P/t, full Urne. Excellent pey.967 .... Attractive fuo lov1n1 vlvaclou1 alntlt 1lrl1 from J0.30 abMI w travel. Oood pay. Otxlblc hra. 1'YP'na up. Call fot a n .aiJpt. 8"oda .... 7M.1 /\11t•1 Lnt 1'1•f'(111 11111111•11 UJ/t'llllll! M '"""II \,II• ju An·.1 1"1111 llm1· 'J\ "' Ill Nt'('(h-.1 lor •'XIJJl1il1ni.: 1 JI rc11tJI 1·11mµ.1n y Must hJv•· i:ood d n vmg n..'C.~1r1l l'v Cahf h1·1·n~·· l' .1 11 M 1 Z ,1 m 11 r ,, . Kii ~~lj( '1!15 li:l:JI) AlfTY>MCYrlVI': Set-vice MC1ftG¥r To11 N,.w1.111rl irnr11Hl ,..lort· i«:cks full lllflt', ex 11cr1cnn~d inl11v11l uul <iOOIJ company hcncf1t!> N>f)ly 111 peri.on at BEACH IMPORTS IWI Dove Strt.'t·l Nf':Wl"ORT llf':/\C.:11 Auto Ttan.' Shop look 1n~ (orquallf11;.-d personrll'I 548·22AA J:loh)">1ltcr Vanabl•· 11 •1 cl a y ' . M o n F 1 1 • i :l> 5 :.>pm, your h1>m1· or mini!. -.111rl !117!1 lrv1m·752 tn~ 111\K,..I<. """' 1u d Will tram Apµly 111 11t·r-. i ll!• I·; llulhou Ill, 11.tllm.1 !lamSpm IJunktni.: HEW ACCOUHTS ":Xµc ncnrc rt•11uir••d fur fKlr C.:<ie.lu M\.-:.11 11ff111· l'l1·u-.e rall c:1·11r~1· W11.im·r •JI $'16 ZUltl Calif F.derat SaYllMJS&Loan '1.700 llarbor 1Jlv1I Qx.ta ML~a !l'bi21l Ali ,.;qual Oppurtu1111 y 1-;mpl11yrr UANKJNI; ,.ACIFIC FEDBlAL SAVINGS I la!. 01K•n111.i 111 11111 COSTA MESA & SC.K>N TO OVl';N NEWPORT IEACH OFFfCES 1-'0H FUU TIME& I" ART TIME TIU.HS Xlnt ben l!flls, 1H110 medical. dental & h re m.'I S&L or bnnk expcr prefe rre d Cull 11111 W Aile 6.11-0llOO Banking AC..'COUNTIN(i Grawmg Savm.-c11 & Loon need& person for ut· countin g dcfH 1-.:x · penence in 1nvc11tor ut· L'OUlltJ.Df( pref. Apply IO penoo. lrvlne S11v1n1ts & l..oan 111552 M1tcArthur Olvd, Irvine E.OK MW Bllnklnll DPallMCIO nuas SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK Ari lndepfndent e. nk IM8Su.ntlowerSt. eo.taM .. a Barber Sl)'U.t to man11e put·Ume. '31·9677. ~·· Fri. M. Sal/ 9·5. eves. e8l·D8. ·lllK1'S rOHI-.• :-.Con· 111~r a:-.."'l mr:r , Iv. l11k1• Hll'd1<1n11 lll'f"h•tl l11r '-'< hw11111 1l1·.il1·r !'>alary ~ 1:J.OOfl Mll'.t h,1 1/i' JJrlllf htkt• ··~ 1)t'r11·n1•1· 111 a ,,,,. ,. J14 !M:t:. Hkk1ir, D1~µ;i1t ll. l't1rn puler ~'' t o. t y111111•. 10 k1·y I-' 'I , $4 'tJ rt 111t•1 1111 IKPR/SECRET ARY A!t.cmU<..1 ·!> only /\ct'ts pay. JIU y mil i;75.llG:)4 UOAT, r1twri::la~ & g('neral wor k 675-3679 IOOICICHPY Ouilleni::ini:: pos1t1on m u phyi.1c·1an!> orfll't' All bookk(.'Cptng runr l 11m:. pllymll. h1llJng & coll(••· L111ns Salary c·om m1•n11 uP•t•· w 11•x111•1. vll'lta1·t l<ll'k Hayl t7MI 7~M! ~ .... t lodda..,.,- G.Mral Ledg4tr M1•d1um 1>11:('l1 mf.i 111 SJJL'Clally eh<·m11·:ill> 11f ft.·r.. a 1·hullt'nging 01>p11r to an •'XIK'nt'nt·f.!d Ui' tt.1U11l1111L for th•· I rv1m· <.:11rp11rule 11ff11·1·' tlt!JIOrlinl( tu the• tlll mH11l>lrat1v1• man:i1t1·r th!! i.un·cssful e1111thtlalt• will haw 1<l1tnl111rtl n111l l>}"lll°m l'X IH'r a11d will ht• rf•" IJll 11'>IhI1• f 11 r !(Cilenti l\.'(fl({'r. lllT OUllt analy1>1i., c·ompul<•r 1n lt·rfu1·1•, rt'l't•1 v.d1l1•!mly l'llol. I' 0 Ho~ I ~1liO, Corl LU M cs a, (; U. 92626 IOOKKEEPER Salary npen for garment mf..: . sell starter, 5 yr ex pcnence. Sen<l re11umc t o . I' 0 Boie 2203. Newport He11ch. Y2660 BOOKKEEPER / AS· SISTANT Part-time Sam to I pm Account:. re<: • hte typing, phones, ten key, ex per only M ari n e H ar1tw urc Manuf l'ay eomm . w t 1:x pe r C hcrryc , 642~ IOOIKEEPER Gruwing rea l estate de- velopment eo localod tn Newport Ueach In need ol meture cxpr'd book· ~r w1lh re11I t:llta.tc h1J('k(lround. Maintain job c·o111 r c cord 11, nwnet'OU!I b .. nk a ccnlJI. payroll re lurn11. etc Sal11ry commen11uratc w/expr. Call 540·4404 ror appt. . ..... ,., f'lAll::::/e. Syrt. e:icper. pref (Of' enctrlellc, rapidly 1rowln1 1•0· technical conaultln1 firm. lrvlne. Xlnt H lary 6 bentftta. Call W-1421 . IC>Ot<ICEEPER Mulur•· 1wr,on f<lr :i "n1ll bu."111''' in I rv1n1• Call Wi 1;1,1:1 lbllkk1~·11111.i1J•;iyrnll. n· tail firm hai. 1mmf'cl 111.if.nml! for cxp;•r µayroll IJCN>n lhru 11uartcrly n · tum.' Som1· knowh..'<lge o( bkk~ll! & UC'CL'> pay11 hie X1nt op1x1r for n gh(' µt-rsun . Good l'll 1Jcncf1lll, s alary com- me1111 ura1i: w /cxpcr . 714/~-325H aft~~- l:blklu.'(.'f>er. S4 hr. fo' l'r Nfrngent.'I plt·:t'>~ &l2 3347 fn.'lt=~VIC'C, U I. Co ""II bcnef11:., open salary. mm 3 yr1o exp. Ill ah1rm mduslry. 642-36> <.:8b111Ct makt•r. l'XP in nll phases ind:g 1nslalla t11in Mui.I h ;1vl' own hand t.oob N II 11:11 !)-1:10 CANOY l>ll'l'J-;lt fo;~p /\JIJ)ly IO f)t'r!t 705 fo: llal111ta Ill , 11 ;11 h o J <!pm lllpm CAHVASSHS fo)lm $2111) pr lt•ud. Work m your owu a rc;s Nu 2>1°11 1 11 R N <J I! x p c r • m•n·s.,ary Will lra111. Must be· M·lf t1isl·1phnctl. c;eneral l'l>ntraclor & l)Wlder Citll li75·!JJ21 Qirpcnt.cr Som<' exp nee , srTWJll hanrl tool!! 673-52 Ii leave mt.'hS:tl:l' Qishwr . l"1ir drul(storc" p/l J021 ,.; t:oasL llwy, CdM 67:1·Z">~t11 Cu!.h1er1H1•ccr1twn1i;t NaLJooal co wonts pcr).on who enJoy:-. puhlll' C<>n· lu<1 Mu11l Ill' acruruto w/hg.'>, hle typtnR. x lnt bcncfil'I. !.162-134\ Ask few miflllACr ::ashier: P/I, cxp'd, rau.'11 have basic phnto eicv. Photo"raphy Unltd, 16889 Beach Ulvd, HR 847-3664. CASHIERS STOCK PEOPLE Cost P11.111 Imports a r u· tall company 11 now h1f' Ing cashiers ~•lock JM'C.>- ple for it's ne w Soutla Coul 1tore . Apply ift person at The Soutlil <:out Plata Hotel, fl&I Antoo Blvd. Coflla Me.a, oo July 23, between 12.30 • 6pm or July 24·25 bftween9amlc8pm. ·• 1 ill Jll M~t. i.::. 'J ••• ftwr...... . MICl=Jn •Ollul• UAll·Mll .,, .. Klftder1el\ea re1 .. tratlon •--ln~reH•tThe Gerber C blldrt n a c.ur. We oner a •tate c:ertllltd Klnder1arten ,,.... ... lnoludlnl math • ,...... reldlnela 1c· Uvttiel. Aft«DOOa child Ctn pr~ Cell for lnfonnetloll ..... ~~~~~~~~ A&l&O Carrten. R.e1l1ter. Beall\)' Salon M11nlcurllt Wlll'lted. Mu.at be lood tn all phM4llJ ot naU work. ~ •uted but not necHury . Ne wport Bl~--. Bookkeeper . Orowln1 CIOa1Ptn1 ... dtpeada· bit ptrMlft w 1Dowled1• cl Alt/AP, 1M1rolt + bUI• Inf, Muat bandit phonet 6 1omt c uatonur eervtce. '!le will \rain, call Stf.aMS fOf' appt. llLYOR ftS.LY~ ··-··· __ .... ~,I'.:....., ...... ..,...... ... e Dl&l1 PUot a..an.t Ad .................. • c.a..... . •flOl'f LADY * 'OVICAILONLY *'7J.1 IJI• • GttORllCN cuh forW'HITI......._ wttll a a..uled l\d Call M2·18'11 arty AM. 1 ~·2 bn. per clay, ltam S1'75-lt60/m o . Nttd aood whtel•. Wood¥ .... M04722. ---------Make your 1 ho ppln1 ..... by~ UM Delly PUCKa ... 1 Ada . .. • 1 I ,,._.~to.•m ..... W..W 7100 M11Jt W..t.d 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~.~ ..... !!!~~!!~.~ ... ?~!! ~.?:!! ..... ?!!~ HetpW_._ "itGo ....................... JI ~~~ .. ~ ..... ?~~~ OU1 Friday / Recepljoftllt la:mMdlate optnln1 In 1rowln1 Cotta lileu alarUl company. T)'Pln1. 10 key• phOoe exp. pre· fr'd Salary open M2-3d0 PART·TIME Oelive~1. R&AL£STATl:IAL• Opentoi i n wetl lltUUlhld ln'lne tlrm. Tralnlnc. H1l1taact. 1enerou1 comml11lon tehedule. Call Dawn or Ul,maeOG OILJVSIY MAN for L.A n ... IM>m• de· 1...-Y f da)'I per wk J .... "° .. II) llOwk. mau.•101 llOJOMAT COD. bM I opeoi,.,1 for pt• tlroe rout• driver. ~ a. .Uv•r flltn In pnx-eulna to Folorn•l Sl.or.-la the 0 C area .._be &t leul 26 yra ol _,. • hive a aood dc'v l.nl ~ a1 verified by OMV chtit'k Van pro- Yidld Start1n1 P•Y Sl.31 PfT hr Apply In pe...on only on Mon, July 23 al .,;Qt: DILIYEl'Y VER!-tON nut bav• food dnv1n11 record , pluu rail .,.. CW&. .... •hUTOI cuuvroa ~rt.auer lm.INcla .. ClplNq Call a-bit..., 11:30 a,m • ~ p m. weekday• .,....,. --- ... 1rt1u., '-dlrid.al ...... .....,..c-oat Htlaatu of tub· aw'rtns ..........,. •• de ¥elopaeat•. uUllty .,.._.. • to perform I•-------· ulllt1 laveM.apUoaa a caklllate eartb quaa· tall•. SupervltJoe ex-l*'ience Yll&l. Apply ln l*'ICJa with reRme to Mr. Jl\MaCAlll at ~rt .... Wllllam Frott • AMoc.. 1401 Qua al St. Ntwport Beach. CML .... OIDIS••• £xperienced career aiDded. REGISTERED CIVIL ENG OR DJISJGNER wlt.h back· ground ln public works and or land developm.-nt ~wanted for design • 1upervl11or y po&ltlon. Apply to Mr. Fuentes al Robert Bein, WUUaih Froet le Assoc. 1401 Quail St .. Npt. Bch. Classified C.ter S*s& Reception 1be Daily Pilot has an openlna al lbe main or. nee front counter. Duties .COlllial ol clasallled ad sales, reception for the company le ge ne ral clerical work. Must type 45 wpm on electric and be capable or dealing with Jhe public. Op- pottun.lty for advance· menl. Excellent com pan.y benefits. For inter view please call: Personnel orncc 642-4321. ext. 277 OIAMGE COAST DAILY PILOT 3.'W>W. Bay St. Costa Mc.>sa F.quaJ Opportunity Employer ----a.BICAL FUii lime opening for general clerical tasks. Must be willing to learn COC*/OAYS' Expaodtn1 reetaurant eMlra Wlt.t\ over SO units hmlly-owned 011a.ruu tlon oHers pl ~aunt workln a condltrnoa Good apportunltles for advancement. Excellent coq>a.ny benefits Ex penenced desired. Apply lnpenonto. COOK FUL&,TIME 3333 W. Coast Hwy Ml-ci•adl C()()l(S C.onv. lbp. Good salary. benerils. worklng con. f1aphlp Convalescent Center. 642-8044 . Mew bHl11eu op· pcw lwJty for excep-.._., ft.e cook. Top ,., ....... Vlefo. %AC'S lNCREOJBLE EOIBLF.S. 768-0068 COUNTER/YARDMAN. lull-lime, mechanclcal ability a +, apply 1705 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna Heh. <;OUNTEH Help for Bakery. Ovr 1!1. Apply 70S F.. Balboa RI. n11lb<Ja 9am·9Pm Count.er person & outside sales for parts store 10 Costa M es a . Ex - perienced. Call Tom or Akamine~· .& bavt the ability lO ge\ _____ _ along well with ottter.i. COUPLES learn how to Previous clerical or mail earn money working room exper. helpful but together part-time, our Id aeces.'!Ary. Xlnl co. assi.stance makes steady benefs~EGUARD income possible. easy S ._....E S method starts your earn· BUSINESS Y~· M mg quickly. For in Z!BJ FalrviewRd.C.M rormative appt ca ll 546-6(8) 963-7225. -------Oen cal Payroll Clerk CRAFI'S . persons exper . PAYROLL with clay. Train to make Cl.Ill( novelty stoneware. We •Hospital exper. pre(. are expandlng due lo de· tu not required. rmod. 64541835. •Please conla<.'\, Person· n e I DI r ec tor • CUSTRILATIOHS m 1a.1122. ext. 235. SALIS TRAIMHS SAN CLEMENTE T · I r GENERALHOSPITAL raan n g or young. sharp Individuals to CL_..,.. ... 1 make periodic calls on ---our established business 10 Key tdd. It type, 40 hrs & professional accounts per ..:,._J!ooH~dwa~ei.. In the Orange County K«m n.lUMI .. Area. Career oriented in· 48Harboc'. CM. divktuaia willing to work Clerical General ofc " take directions can o..'TAL l'enodontl1t ne~d• full ttmo an t t::•P•ndt'd dutlH uppl y X r.iy Ol'f'\lncale r q<I t-:xper pret'd Salary vpen C;1ll ~· 0 E N T . A 1. i\ S ST1Cha1ri.1dr 4 Oay wee k . l(oud p.1 )' w1benefll.s, n~r nee call 646-4lt6tl DENTAL·Ch•1rs1de 1\~t. X·ray he req'd ~ull ~ Dental Ass't. Ortho. C'hr. N B. 4 days. Ort.ho t!XP & RDA req 642-2626 Dental Assistant. suJ)l•r sharp, well-qualified cllal.rSide asst lo Join our fun !>tart 1n bruutaful Newport Ccnl er o(fc fU)A pref'd. Xlnl 11ah1ry 640-0.-.x>. ---D ENTAL OHT ll<'>. Olalrslde assi!!I. It D A exper. pref. t\111 or 11<1 rt time. Be autiful arcu Xlnl. opporl u n 1ly Irvine. 559-0777, aft. 6 & ---a-·HONT U~K CU!HK Exper'd preferred 497 .... 77 Judy f10NT DESI ~SISTANT Ntlw private resort needs 1unbillous mdavadual lo WiiUi\ INlOMgcr w1tb re· 11erv11t111n11 & resort oper•LaoWI <.:onccntr;,i t1on on 1w1t c hboa rd coordan:itaon Bxccll('nt .iruwth potential. c.;1111 The Good Life Al Uiguna Shores. 49 ... 521 FURNITURE STRIP · Ptlt net:eded f u II ta me, no exper nee wall lralO $4. hr s tarung. Mu st be respon & avetl 1mm1.-d. l'h 541Vili22. 7RS W mh St. Urul A, C M G«dene~mtdvRWn CM area ~-~ (;fo:NF:RAI. OfflCt-.: IUckp'g, Ute typmi.:. 1400<.I on pnoncs. I i.:• rl off 11·c. l'XP. preferred c;ootl s turt salury Newport Plumlnng & llealaog MS-6525 wk:nds.640-4292 General orr1n.' s mall _D_E_N_T_A_L_R_t;_• -c;-~-. -11-. !'.a I es I P H C o n l' a r nONIST airport tomplex se<:ks versati le, c reat ive you love people? Arc person ror general office highly exper an bus dut.aes Good typist. bte ice procedures an a bookkeeptng. Call Susan dental office? lf so we need you an our _$56-_3'1_66 _____ _ Newport office. 640-5684 GltBAL OfftCE days. SSl-6896 Eves. Ask Two openinl(S an growanR for Esther. lmurance Co for cons· •DIVERS• New company need s good experienced reh&· ble d ivers w /c urrent certific ation (Or Un · derwa t er cleaning & rminlenance. 675·722S Iv m;g. DONUT BAK Ell, early AM. Will tram. Apply AM only OK'i. J>onul!>, 135 E 17th. Costa Ml'su DRAPF:RY workroom Seamstress neL'<icd. Nr. O.c; Arprl Sul open 968-8435. Ori verfOl' school bus. Wa II t.rain. Apply al 16835 Brookhurs t , ~.V . 962-3312 c1ent1ous & detail mandcd persons wlfagurc aptitude. Sta.rt SSS0-$650 depending on exp. 37 lh hr wk. Good benefits 833-8450. General {)(face Clerk. Gd phone voice. some typ· mg, some acrti: exp, locntioo No. 118 , starting salary S560/mo + health benefits 891-2007 Generul 11l·countanl exp 111 n cn a cctn g / l'osll p ayroll P ro~res1>1vc 11.U. dev. Co. s1:nd re· sumes Dox II. II l:i 9'..!64H Gener11I HOMJo:MAK ERS MONEY! f)'f\h1L~ia!llit' mdividuah1 ORIVERS earn comm. lo $2,000. by Thank sg1v1ng • Needed for It dellvcry, Demonstrate toys & must be over 21 w/clean gifts. Cornplew trammg. d r iv 1 n g r ecord No delavenng or collect· Knowle dge Su. 'ala( 1ni: Need ('D r (;al l fwys f\111 time w/al1vnn 714 551 534fi. collect lo eement oppty 5!>7 1433 ~lane Fri, Sat or Mon for appl. .Gll\s's Gud~ets • "Our 29th Vear " DRIVIRS/Check.r Cab ------- Gd drivmg record, xlnl eurn1ng pote n t ial 493-8888 •DIUVEIS FULL TIME• Neal appearance. knowledge of Oranl(c County. Good drivmi: re cord. Over 18. Company vehicles. $3 .10 <pe r hr. +incentives. Cull Mark 751·2686. MJV•S Gt.:NERAL on ICE TYPISTS SECRETARIF.S ACCTG CLERKS Top PaY· Paid.Weekly MORRELL T•:r• 'I Senlcn IRVl 752-6666 F.OE M/F GENERAL OFFICE We've expe rie n ced telephone problems but WE'RE du&iea.SmrnendlySant.a tuld to a high income Aoa Co. LltUe tyr.tng, ln· • ..-~-al. Salary +. Call voicing, payrol • filln Al for interview 979-2333. etc. Call fo r appt .• --------- Men or women 2$ yrs or older. Know the coast cities. Net S180 a week or more . Orange Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. He rrmann. Fountain Valley. (No or Slater betwn Newhope & F.uclid) Otf.llNE .,,~. Clerical U you were a mm star. you would bave to pay an agent. YOU NEVER HAVETOPAY DATA ENTRY OPERATOR NOW!!! 557-0045 GUARDS PATIOLMEJI We ~ men to work: Irvine. Laauna Beach. Newport Beach. Is Cost.a M.eu. t\111-lim e /part· ume. Hlgbeal paid ln ln· dU8ll')', Warwatl_. City s.c.tty 1034'7 L06 AJam1toi. m loll Alarnl\OI 17141127·2020 MAIN'T8tAMCI WOU•s DISTltCT PAllS tSf 41-4 t ,0101 SENIOR MAINTIMAMCI WOIKHS DISTllCT PA.IRS IS 1,07'-S I, 1101 Need driver with late mocW pkk·VI> for 2.a de· livery• per week. n~se.o l'art nme help. bake lbop, Corona del M a.r • '13-7310 P~TE.UP A.UEM8l£R wi1b al leut I year ex· perience, pre ferably newspaper. .t:xcellent oompeny benelita. Apply between 9AM and 6PM. Monday tbrougb Friday. ~ECOAST DAILY PILOT 642.56112 3.'W>W. Bay St. ......... c ..... FUii time real estate sales aaaoc:late who re- qwrcs aubstantlel i n· come , la de11perately nee d ed by I o na eatabllabe d . loc a l broker. Outstanding earrungs available on generous commluion spla t. A marvelous op- portunity for the eager P!Ofesslonal. Call Mr . HIUltin&.'J at 640-5560. RECEIVING CLERK- GUARDS The Stale of Callf ornia is conducting examinations ror these two classes. Maintenance Worker ap~llcants must have al least six months experience in grounds maintenance or comparable work. Senior Maintenance Worker applicants must h ave at least six months experience as a leadperson in lhc ma inte nance of buildings and grounds. Applications are available at Orange County Fair. 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. (714>751·3247. Applications must be postmarked no latC'r than July 26. 1979. Co8la Mesa EquaJ Op~rtunity ~--E_,m_poy_e_r __ _ Exp helpful. not req'd . ·wm lrain. Call for' appt 540 7639 EOE A. Ken- dav1s Industries Co .. lmne. f\111 & part time. All orcas Uniform '! fumlBhed. Ages 21 or over. Retired welcome No experience nee. App· t,y Universa) Protection Servi ce. l226 W. 5lh Street. Santa Ana. In tervlew boons !f..12 & J.4 Mon tbru F'r1 llairdresser . full lame. followtng not reqw rc.od Know all facets of haar styling. Reautirut s alon tn excel. location !)57-2Z14 ---H<indyman 30 hr weekly $2 !JO p1•r hr Mov1l' pnvilt!~t!S i\pply Ill pt!rsun <Jfl 7 30pm Warnur Dnvc lo, 73GI Warner Avt• llunl Uch. EOE. llof;p1lal CENTRAL SERVICE E9UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYBt WtrlorPt.t t1Gselen9C• Eltpencnced or nursery background. f\111 ume 494-0168 Jeweler/apprentice. must have some ex1>er, over 21 <.:all ~1·6753 --- IME OICAL REC E P · TION I S T . Bu sy cbl.ropract.Jc ofc needs 2 guis for front ofc. I Bil inguaJ, typmg, l.n.s exper belpru1. Call (7 14 1 972 1581 Mt hrs (714 ) 64&7078 Medical Asa111tant. Rark office, slenle tec•hnique, some X-ray, t y ping Urology office. Npt Bch 5'&221t7 ------MEDICAL AS~I Nooded for Irvine family practice office. Exp'd, (It. $550. 552-0636 9-5. MEDICAL l,ive-in, $200 per week plus room & boanj (714 ) 840-6161 (213)4~1. NXOPIR. Earn wh.1le you learn. Telephone M\swcrang j)ervace full t1me/p11rl tame. Varied s b1rts Days, afternoon or even- ~· Locations 1n: fo~ASHJON ISLAND CC8I'A M~A/IRVINE TUSTIN HUNTINGTON BEACJI ldeial for students & housewives. Ma ny co benefits including paid vacatio ns . Typin g 35wpm . .t:.0 f'~. Cdll S43-4ZIO Mon. thru f'r 1. Plumbers needed for new constru<:llon & service work. Mus~ huve own truck . Xlnl wages . Please apply, 20341 So West. Bm:h. Suntu Anu Heotht.s. PWMIEIS Non-union ser vice & re· paar s hop n eeds journeym en. fo;x p in beating helpful. I! Recq>t.lorusltrYPU!l. Law OHices. Newport Ctr . Telep answenng, recept, typing. Req alertness, xlnt typmg skills. Good chance to Im legal work. Atlatude, work habits. skills more 1mpc>rt t.han exper Call BM-3Ul for UllCrVICW appl R ECEPT IONIST / S t-;CRF.TARY Phones, typing for ms. co. by O.C. UU'l>Ort. 752· 1750. J((.-.;cpl1otui.Mramee. F ff pos1t1on for bri ght cheerluJ dependable in· 1.hvaduaJ to hundle busy 11hooe>, late typing. Op· p<irtun1ly t o l earn ui.pecls of m orq;ai;(c hanking. Call Debby between 8·30 I0.30AM only.~ __ , ___ _ Rec..-eptjoru.5l (fyp1st : I" It. rull (nnge benefit.<;, xlnl working cood.s. 646-8886 TlCHMICIAM •Exper. Preferred -shifts· Call · wknd. •Please contact Mr Moushey 714/496·1122. ext. 22512216. Johnson & Johnson Cuby PruducL'i Co ( Oasposu- hlc 1>1 v 1 ts IOQk ml( for an 1•xecut1vt• M·cretury to Wt."IWrn 1)1v Manaucr. i\pplacru1ts should huvc cxe<:llunl Ly pan~ t 70 + > & i;horlhand i.kill'l Jo;x penL'fll.'C hl.'lpful but not rK.-Cc:ssary Salary ai. dl' pc.'l'ldcnt upon riuahflca uon~ & buckground and as combmcd with an ex ceUent benel1l package Send confadenlaal re- sumes to Mr. WW TIO'lObhuJ<, 2081 Busmcss ---------· quabfaed eam on percen· ta Re pa y RECEPTIOHIST SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL HOSPITAL HOSPITAL SOCIAL WORKER FULL-TIME MSW & recent arutc mspit.a1 ex per reqw red Since duUes include dlS· charge plannaog, cnn- d l dale m u st be knowledgeable about Orange County & Lon~ Be a c h Ger1alr1 cs systems & mcdicurc rt" quJal.Jons. Expcr upph· cants subrn1t n -sumc lo Los Alamitos General llosp1lal, 3751 Katella, In& Alamitos. Ca 90720 or c·all t714J 826-6400 or C21J) 598-1.311. F..O.t:. HOTEL SANMAARTEN LACiUMA IEACH Accepting application!! fur the followtrtf posa- l.Joos. I Ex ec utive Housekeeper for SS rom luxury hotel Mu!.t have n.-<:enl dm.oct expcnl•nre t.o nm our housekcepinK staff I N•Rhl Auditor Must have NC ft 250 ex · penence. Both full lime & part tame po111tions open Apply in pcn;on 9" M to 5PM daily. 696 S. Coast Hwy. Laguna Heach. HOUSEtLEANING Prof. Housecleaning co. seeks lodividual for full- t.lme position. Top wages paid. ~ 73()4. ·Center Pr . s wte 201. lrvmc. Ca 92°7l5 t; 0 E. Kitchen ltelp, Newport ueach Tcnru.s Club AP· prox. 2S-30 hrs per w~k Apply an person. 2601 F.astbluff Or LaborCl'l>, expcr'd .. form setters. cxpcr'd., lrucks req\.Drcd. 955-07!ll Landscaper, cxl)('nrnced prcfe rn•d, Newport Ucac h urea K1ll c l<·a f.Jl,p Co. Al>k for Bnan &15-463.'i MIC R O HAR DN EST TESTEK for medicalurogical lab Ex:p prefd or some knJdg ol field. WIU tram. f\111 or p/t. 549-0949 for appt. •MOOB.IMG• Class forming for ramp & video. to be ready for pro jobs late summer. Newly opened school and free place m ent t o graduates. SOUTI I COAST MODELS Lep,al SeC'rctary · Sanla Ana law firm, mm 2 yr!> • exp. !).5, 5 day wk. m1·d 1ru;uranC'e. ~avini.:s n • tJ.remenL/prof1t !.hJnng. parking, nu·e workani: cond1L1ons Send n~urnt• to Personnel. Uox 15511, SA92701 So. Coast Plaza Village * 71<\/54().2970 * MODELS World wtde published i.:lamour phot.ographers 111"1? ntJW interview1ng for 2 female models for 1 wk all expense pd photo as signment to Ha wau an Aug. ol 1.979. Each model will receive $500 pay, ap· pbcants must be 18 yeani of age, no pnor model ex· per nee. Mus\ be wall.mg to do nude modeling. Senous appllcants who meet reqwrements rail (714 1 645-8737. 9-5 wkdys Leila! Secretary, 70 wpm. Orange County Airport area 97~7 ---- LEG/\.L Sfo:CRt.IARY -to partner reqw rements Xlnl t y pi n g & s h o rthand . auto typc.'Wrller cxpcr dc~1ra· hi<'. S A & Tustm urea. Xlnl i.alary romm w11h alnl at y & cx pc r . 7141973 2137. Lifeguards f emale ccrt1 f1cd only . C all Newportcr Inn to apply. 644-1700ext 528 Lire Guardi. ARC Certified. Afte rnoons on· ly 968-0311 Ma.ids. apply The Inn ul Laguna. 211 N. Coast Hwy, Laguna Bearh only I Need lo make more du~ to inflal.Jon? Pleas Pit work w/people tn mgmnt. Cull for appt. 494-5168_._. __ _ .. GHT AUDITO« F..xpcr .. permanent post· tJon at Aliso Creek Inn. 31106 Coast Hwy. So. Lag. 499·2271 for appt. NW'SCS. now acrepting ap· Housecleani ng help : $4-$4.50/hr + mileage. Maids : T he SeacllH 5524106. Motel. 1661 S . Coa.'il Hwy, plicatlons for m ature private duty nurses that would like to work In the Laguna Hiiis, San Clemente area. t~or app't. call 661-0506 or 831·3125 Dandy Ousters ~una Beach. 494-4892. Housekeepe r n eed ed. Maintenance m an for SS Nurses Mon-Wed-Fri. Exper, wttransportatJoo. SS br l.W\lt apt complex ln C. M. 642-5073: (213)~3851 Call 4!M·9449 leave name I•--------& i . R I Maintenance e11pons · ~eepcr for I lady. ble pe~on needed for live·ln4·5dys, non·smkr, parking attendant & So. Laguna. 499-1822 ma 1 n l . po s . $4. 00 HOUSEKEEPER • ltvean hr/benefits. Pn vale club LVM 3-U sbU\. 28 bed station, sick pay, ins. 8 paad Holidays. Pleasant work condiUoos. 59 bed faciU· ty. EOE. Bayview Conv. Hosp. 2055 Thurin, C.M. 642.3506, 125,000430.000/y r . You n el'd o nly yo ur handlools w~ furna!l h t.ruek. urulorms & health 11\Surance Apply Mon Fra 11·4. The Earl '!> Plumb1nl(. 1533 W. Lin· coln. AN 642-1753. PLUMBING Or aan cleaners Will train. Xlnl pay for hard work For anfo09·4621 PORTER . to'o r rest a urant, t o clean lotchen & service areali 7am·4pm, Wed thru Sun. Xlnt N.B. l0t·at1on Call (Of' appl. 645·5000 CXl 520. POTJ't:R · needctl high wa~t'l>. Musl hav•• pro duc:uoneJCper 645 ~ Pre School teodwr. '"'1/d with toddlers !'art time ~. P.R 0 0 U CT I 0 N TRAINEE. Rubber hoe>e producu. lr vme area. Must pass co. physttal including back X !lay St0-7639 ... E 0 E INSPECTOR TRAINt:fo: To learn all ph~ or In· :.pe<'l1on Mu!>t PLIS ~ physical & hack X fhoy. lrvlne. 54(). 7639 )': 0 K rRODUCTIOM SlCIETAIY lmmed operung for re· ~pOorusl/secrctary for Orange County Ad Agen- 1:y Accurate tying a m!J!>t, approx 20 hrs per wk Contact Barbara ~7U2. -.C.~t/TYDht Cal Friday for IOOby of pnvate clubhouse. 5 d ay week. Call &!tty Mon Lhru fo'riday 10 to 4, 673-6170 Rfo:Cfo:PTION IST I AS S I S Ti\NT -f or Vetennary clinu·. exper. preferred. Dana Pt area. 661-1658, 495-2042. HF..CEPTION IST Animal Hospital APJ>ly Moo fra. 11·21'M 1JJ:I Avocado, NB. (Npt Clr behind theatre). IUX:EPT part time, $3.!iO per hour. CaJI 646-3'86 or eves642·4180. ---- IECEPTIOtflST Jmmed fuJI time qpening for 1>harp pe rsonable PBX R ece p t ionist w/vJnous other office dottl"L Ple a :ie C'all IRVIN t~ SAVINGS & WAN ASSN. 752-2600. 1-~0 K M i l'' •RECEPTIOHIST * •TYPIST• •$900• •Po6h Newport Bch ok •Met.>t/greet new clients •Promotable position Irvine Personnel Agency • 4118 E. 17th, Costa M\c'Sa &ute 22' 642· 1470 CONTROL CUIK Mri: upcrattoo ha-. an 1m· med openani: for a pm· duction conlrol rlL•rk. ~ mfgr &/or da ta en· try expcr desired. This position involves (alanl(, larruted typing, copying material orders on to a schedule. some phone won. oppty (or advance- ment. non·smolunjJ ore. xlnt company benefi ts & l·--------~OtflST Oran«e County's leading land d eve loper Is searclung Cor a Recep- IJonlst to work In the or· v.uiu.ng coods. CAUFOAM 10061 Von Karman. Irv. 557-7100 fic.-e of The Irvine Wor ld PURCHASING News. Outiu will be e&.aK vaned le include clerical. 1be Irvine Company h11s & phone work. Wriung an Immediate openlng experieooe Is helpful & for a C l e rk In o ur typu1gapeedof40wpm1s Purchasing Division. required. Please send re· Good communication sume or request appllca- skills. light typing & a uonrrom: J . Buckie COASTAL PERSOMMB. AGB4CY 540.6055 2'190 Harbor Bl CM NEVER A FEE Call lifter boun appl Major life Ins urance company ln Newport Beach la seekin8 'Data Entry Operators. Ex· cellent oppc>rtunUy for I dlv idua l with keypunch, keytape or keydl.lc training. Testing oo Univac 1900 Keydlsc. Hours 4pm·l2 midnight. Early AM delivery, Wall Street Journal, 5 day week, N.8 . le Irvine Smell car req'd. 892·6500. ••EXTRAS•• needed! Bil players & xtras for maJ motion pie, lv series & poss tv com- mercials. Need people for <>r1 Co/LA loc·ishoot· lngs . Caalln g now ! •1714)535-0120 exl 94. We have ·casted for "Fast Break" "Love At Finl Bite" "Rocky JI ". Sm fee. Gdnl lnto 5t.h yr, filled over 5,000 jobs. CT\·Llf\: llMPO!!»PY Pfl!SONN!l SltMCIS 1723 llrch St Mewport•ach CHMEllAL •OFFICE• lmmediat.e rull·llme op· portunity with congenial, e mpl oyee -oriented company as Medlcal Scheduler. Ex- perience Is preferred , bul will traJ'.n. Requires ability to Interface we ll wit.h people and handle g«>eraJ office tasks ln· dependently No typin« or tborthaod necessary Haun are 3rM to 12 Mid· nllht wttb lnltlal one· week tralninl period r I on Balboa Penninsula. for Npl. a mily. X nt Appl. 9AM-8PM Kelly salary. Ref. & exper. English s p eaking. 1.673--~-------Drivers lies. 675-7224. 1' IMMEDIATE PART TIMI l!MPLOYMIMT $400-$750+ ....... Maintenance P /llme ap- prox 2 moe . Plumbing exp nee. Tustin a rea. 831·0081 MAMAGa/ ASST 2 Days per wk. It books, IL malnt. For appt call 642-3107. Lv.H Openings ror LVN as staff developer & in service instruct.or. Must have 1 yr . exper. in Geriatric care. Apply Flagship Conv. Cent.er. 466F1agstupRd. N.8 .. Nurses p I e a s a n l p h o n e THI llVIME CO. penonal.ity are reqw red 550 Newport Center Or TWo years expen ence as Newport Beach, EOE a clerk are prererred l·--------Please aeod resume or r equest appli cation from: J.Buckie THE IRVIMI CO 550NewportCcnter Or. Newport Beach, E.O.E . RE.SAL~MANAGER Aggressive, energetic personality needed for position in progrHalve Real Estate Firm. 2 years RE Sales exper re- q'd Salary + override. Call fM&.M73 a.rt far H.B. drupt.ore. aper. DOt aeceuary. ..... 21,147-2563 a.m""'' 1Jlllllld. ~ for ex- per. illdl+tduall to flll our clef'k}'Plat poaillon . ~control la/or accouatln1 ••per. =. TypAac la 10 key maddae lkilla re-• Good co. paid ........ wortiDI cond. ID., Newport Baach of. nee. ror appt. call tE4.DDATA ENTRY OPERATOR Individual must h ave mAnl.mum of W months cu1Tent experience In tape handlina and writ· lnl function•. Liberal betlellts package. Ex· cellent working• coodi Uona. Please contact pel'llOllMI' ...---· °"' .,.,Reeeptlon.,,. PACIFE ...... ttPIAI. •tneral llllTllAI. Clllol. XJDl MitiDI COO· .... U t•• 'b ..... 1:10prn. 100NilwPOrtCenterDr u I•. I D d u I \rt a I Newport·-· Ca 938413 QM9plu. Call Mn . ~· SlMn. Aa lquaJ Opponunlty • a.cmmTN SllllllolerllJr ........ ,. ... 1oc •• Factory PLASTICS· Proflle ext.rusloo plan\, needl factory be.Ip " ex- l ruder ope ra . Exp .-p1u1. J.ll & 2nd shift. App ly In p e rs o n Fabricated Plastics Bl5 W.iab&.C.M. R.OllST lJniQue re\aU nursery --'a cnaUve people for full • pert time perm•· nent po1ltlon1. Mu1t M\19 expert~ la floral dttlao. Excellent .op· portuaMy to won la a Jftlt.tlioUI ..wac. .a. Iii .U Clemn... Dll llllip. Ovtr 11. Full¥ 11.!t ..a1111n• w .. t. ~ Local re· Plwe apply ln perton, •r11.p1Lm.-. ferneea. Full Ume. llaatllnl·rri. ...... ' The DAILY PILOT needs auto route drivers tor home newspaper de· li very In th e Sa n Clemente area. Must have dependable car. Seven days. Afternoons <2:JC>.5:30J M-F & mom- 1 n gs on Sat /S un (5:»8:301. Some collect· Ing required. Ea min gs hued on size of route. Call 496·6800. Ask for t'ollt« Ouellet or Mike ~ from 9AM·5PM dally. i -~------Salary oe10Uable. t'or Immediate Inte r view contact Mr. Elery at our Carden Grove office. NATIONAL MUIU. SllYICIS 714/lt .. 9237 6-.0101 f.qaal Opp ltmp)1 m/f/h Girl Frlda1/A11l1tan\ Ptr. 'l'YDbalt IWq etc. Hn fl e•lDle. Sall ......... 7106 U ~·re ln t.he market for a beCa..r car. be 1ure to dMck tbe rnuy a11ta1 .ctvtrtlaed for Hie la Qalellled. ------ MIDI SALIS lmmed. openln11 for rwponalble, mature sell starter who com·· rnunlcatet easily with otherl. Salee experience • 11h• bul not requl red. Will train, Mutl have Ute tninl lkll1a. 557-8825 lnlur ornce Tralnff P'll1q, learn r1Un1 & clalm1. JObr. wee~. .,,.,, •Ul•MCI ~ healUI claAIDI tll• ..._.:&x,•._.lYr. s.ISJ .-..... .,.,. WANr ACTIONT a-'fed MIMl·lm MARINE ..u>YMIMT OPP. Marine C..,,enter l'1n.lsb Painter Fiberglas & Gelcoal Part-Ume Retail Sales DP8.0tfLY ........... '7J.OJ60 Muse1111e/ Receptionist : No exp nee. S.lary + banm + tip. We provide I.he tebool. 2112 Ha rbor Blvd. CM. 14$-3433. Call aftAll"ftOOOI or evenlnp. MAT!!RIAL HANl>UNO Pana !Mockperaon ~eac:t detl.red but not ,..quired. WUI train. Mul l Jat• company llh.Yllc lncllldlnl back )(.J\ay. Irvine. A Ken· davl1 I nda . Co • M0-7918 ... !.0 .E. NURSES AIDES Certified Aides. 1·5 yrs. exper. Salary from $3.SS to $4.00 per br. Classes avail. (or inexper. Apply f1agshipCoov. Center 466f1aphlpRd, N.B. Pm SUperior Heal\bCare I~ superior Ave.N .8. MUISIS A101S Sta~ cert. ooly. $4 per hr. to 1ta.rt. X!nt benefita & work c onditions. Bayvlew Conv. lloap 2055 Thurln . C. M . tQ.311G5 .. E.O.E. Offi c e mana1er'/ ••cretary/bkkpr for ...ii but arowtna No. Colla M .. a ml& com· puy. Good pay • beaeflta. Come 1ro• .... ......,.. PACI.A ... 2 paoplt Deeded to wortr .... ...u~ -. 9brtDl wrap aper. deaired but oot ne:••mT· •• per Jw. ~ Ult. ,.,,,q •l .... , ~ .. w. Al&on, S../taa. UA&. IST A Tl SAUS OpenlDI In Laguna Niguel office. High com· m ission s plit. F.x · penenced profes!llonals Cllly. call bkr 831·0681 Relt.aurant Bus boy 6:30am to 2pm. Wed thru Sun. XJnl N.B. locatloo. Call for appt. 645-5000 ext S20. REAL ESTATE 1-------• ~MAN WANTED. Reltaurtnt &\RN UP TO Uo/o COM· 1~..1 -•llHJ for ~ON NET. t·Eam _... ~r· UOK lo SlOOK by ..... ,.,.... .. f9tt Christmas. 2-Find out ._..:µ:.:e-.~ ~new lie. eam big SSS the here. Come talk with ft them. 3·0 ur product 16~~nla~· /lnexpen1ive land I bud.let term.a. •·Pre·set appti. galore. S·Ftnd <Xll .tly "we've aot the ~t Udq~". Aak for Mr. ...__.. . ._;;,.. .... -... ~ ...,.,...._ ...,.,, .. ,.. _ _.._ I~~~-~-~~~ Real Estate IALnPIOPLI We haw an openinl for 2 ~ ... wbo are ... a111 · arall60clw. A lcwel)' of· nee °"-:,:! your own privM • ail tbe n.c.klet fOC' I UC:cetl plua up to '70~ com· ma.kin. Cell Marjorte Clerk. Ruldentltl !lce1.,.., for epp't. W...M.T~C.. ......... MM110 Reateurant 2nd l'Ook wuted. call lbe V'ctor lb9> Ina. •MTJ. PlllOM Men'•, bo1'•• ladlea l•leure • aeth• r..,.· SXp1d. Ase ...... No9ud•>'I· Good ..... 9UrUAI ...,. "''" •.. ., '°"" ' 1 ~ .... w.:r• . JIM~~...... JIOOHllltW..W 1100 tw.Wllhd ·1100 ~••• ... ••••••• .. •• ~·••••••••••••••••••••• ~••T••••••••••••••••••• ·~•T••••••••••••••••••• ...._.~·lie,....... i1111 8Mi1ae f'ut110•• ISWllECPT rart llmo •9mf'MITALOf'tt.• 9 .,. fw lip ...., 111111t,... l.IJ t.hlA hourt rtHlbl• Need11 Power brake. shear, pt'e I -· NelU NeG9 ... m'41D (W ..,.,ITI • t:.e!' pref Bu' wlll ......... Ma,••• --SlatlT AIY -train t!xe t:n>u,p bt•nc ..... --....~ SA• PllA.N ~ady ~mpl. for 11ood -::.:.._ ~·-!!:!· ~ a.&alltwbnh&ale .,,.ulp· Web.ne an lmmed npefl v.wk~r tlHO w mh St _ -• ___ """' ec.,i -.1 iDa lD ow Clalma Depl Ct.f ...., .... Verde Con· =. ~:: ~ ~ lype 116wpm, Sii , 7t4JMl·Ja4_~ __ •II••• ...... I. tfl • okl~OO S$00/w k 11 ~6-2 Yl"ll o/c cJt SUIFPIHG Cl.Bl< Clllllra, Cll S.W-. wil.b CWU'· aaL •comm. per Apply In pa non, TRUCK DllYM MIL MAKINO, male Of' Nfow iot.tlan ftl. lrvtn... TRAN 8 A M E R 1 C A &11,p'd crater Clean dnv ..-....0a11 C M • ff 8 . SC&rt Im lnaiarance, ~ Brtatol In' rarord Agply 111 -·-_.. .... ...a-.a ~-id adV"an S.,C M.EO.t! MJt ..... I l ·---.. _ ..._ ~· i::.u er ti 1J1Jtncs. '*°'"" QfPl)' to man. llCtlTA.lY ¥101 DovoSl N 8 .1\cru." 1 ' ' r 8'M.UG,M.r Arth&ar U te ll'altie • ple.uant lmmOCAirport lll'l•=mtl ....... MIDIMI or ttalMe SALIS/MGM NT opport IUITOUndlop ror a mall r E A c u E R s . t' K E liD ... )Oil bttldt mo&lvaUou.1 «ip hcll>f'•l 1119&ui.ne publlahlnai co SCllOOL E ri I full tlme people Ir but not reQCl. W'OJ te';';b Shorthand alrtll11 n • full ume io-:'if.u1.:~~~~· MWral Jlllua.d P J r.,..s actv~~ co (flirtd Minimum 5 Yl"I> ~. all bend'its Call JlfOdlaellOe.JU~l •--" ....._ ft Jtper. 8 alo r y rom · -=-----=--=-_ -......... ve . .-,YNt.pro 1 Ml\rllyn iJ4i ·2948 o r ----abuiA& • earl.)' reUre· mmtiur•lti Imme<! OJlt'11 IW7 ~ SALB rnut Catt ror appt lng f'bone for u ppt A J\aU.opp&y. e.,-n •to be l w n 'p rn . 7 p m , ~· Bdn_!..rCS~!_ • per u . Smployee• -.m:z, Sect .. ~.aec-M-l1t ......_. for merebandia· " I d ..,. • ._.. ~•ctiab'bcb Forlnf .,.. u .motivate ex As•wer lefi &<'on~y v. , o periWKl'Od •~le. P'lrson fncodly pcri.ooal11ty 1n -117~. _ New SIU.I boat sale•. tull lll'tlVt' Hw1t. Dt•h rc1i1I ---------lU1'W. c.Jl 714/(1'7).640(), t!lltlitt' orrJro 1'yplrl)C 5 A L E S Buildera Emporlorn (COila Meaa location> So. ~or nia'• largeiil home Improveme nt center 11 looltlng for quJilled sales pe ople c.o wotk ruu ac part ti.me in tbe tollowfng areas; Hardware, toola, garde n, nurE:ery. electrical with experience i.o any of thme areaa ma,y fill out an application at the {;osla Mesa store. Caabien alao needed. 289 E. 17th St. C.M. E.0 .E. M/F -----mtnlnvd. lmmed. Ol)tln· SALES MADTHIS YOUl Ing, 8.:K>-5 30. Mon thru l'r1. (',alJ Nancy /or m· tarvlew. 536 3347 SECRETARY WT JOB! fUU time, cheerful, cx- Leadlng manutacturer or perlenced ind1v1d ual lighting products .servic· with strong shorthund & ing commercial, In· typing wanted. Apply In dust.rial, mumclpal ac· persoo with resume to Mr. F\ientes at Robert counts . Openings in Bein, William Frost & LOCAL AREAS. P e r sonnel schoole d . Assoc. 1401 Quu1l St Repeal business, secure _Newport Beach. __ _ future. CALL TOLL FREE MRSTOIAUGH 100-792-2935 F.qual Opportunity Employer M IF SECRETARY ruac:h1n1t app ll ca lions now being accevted rnr a Uuii;tian School Apply al 16835 Bto1.1khUJ'!lt. F v 002-331.2 row Truck Oriv1.:r:s i:x pe.r'd. 't op pny. Apply G&W T o win g . 740U 011n.5 Way. C.M. 642-1252 I'ramees for caipet repair & ~tallation. Full time. &»-7641. Apply in person, 2547 Eastbluff Dr. N. B. travel Nclman·Marcus Travel Service, Npt. Bch. needs responsible agent 2 yr. mm. exper. Outs tanding b e n e . ~1921. I'ravel Agent. Min 2yrs exp for busy office. Com · mereial exp nee. Salary o p e n . So . Coa s t Travd/Judy &t6·4496. Truck Driver's Assistant. $3.50 to start. McMahan -·-.._. .... ..... ,.. IOol Dogs ~040 Fr'tdlly, Jul)' 20, 1979 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 010 tlo Blue Cllihoo; Norman· H~Y PlJ'Pl'IES ... S. 1011 ..... S. 1011 titec•••-I dy, 10 plate.a. kup1 " "Ut.Ue Teddy ••ra··. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• auucer 1eu, Noo P•~il 2 wb. Call NJ 6204 Garage Sale, Sat 4' Sun, W~ to Buy: aota bed, CARPET platters, 5 pl a tea 1 &-s. Yow-Gain, out Loss. iood cond, irap ed&er, f'twih. 8 colon, $1.7$ IQ cre"mrr & t bowl . Ching POM 4' BENJI MIX PUP· 2U4 Eldeo. CM. sml tab&e. M0-158' yd. 178-*3/5'3-s.9 d ynuty vualt and Pn.s. 2~ moe. 2 1nuJ~. I ~ draaon paltem Pewter rem. Small dop . Cute & 1---------MUST SELL. relocatloo. Cu.tom ~ea. we re Royal (;ourt teapot ; lovablo.S25ea.552.t l l5 HUGE WAR EHOUSE F\am, paUo, houubold l5.•now1Z.•1qydlncl. ~ Anne :.tyle solid SALE!! etrecu. oars, cuabiooa, labor. m.DUorSU.5489 walnut <i""'"'leat table, & l'"'RI'~£: ~Uand Sheep• SAT ONLY 9·$ "!~,!..n1t~e,.s ... !,'>1.cotsc;.~ • v,, doi.: <Sh.elllel. male. 3 17"· •-Po c ... /Vl.U.-.._ ._.. -• 4 Wlndlior <'hra ln fl.nc yrs, A.KC reg. loves all. "'cau~C:;i7 ..... china . Frl·Sun 10·•· Green RouM Clearance , Sale. wboletale prices open to public. SpeciaUz· in& in large plants. 2802 Newport Blvd., bc.wn Del Mar & Mesa Or., please callM&-9888 orit f:IMI'! hpundJ dec:orLa~~'<ld 64(>.10t6. Jet Skis. Brunswick Qaah. ~ Balboa Coves • s enc"" r eMY LO NJ\. (by Howard's Rest.) twn l)06ter bed. 622-<>'>t3 fftt to Yo.t 8045 gameroom equ.i pment. Kyak.s, antique furn of aJI k.ind.s, lighting fix· tu res. marine eq u1 P· ment , much muc h , 2 loveseats for sale Bes t offer 631·2288 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wecl1tewood gas range FREE ~aft SPM mucb'more. ~ 1010 2 dbl gar. doo r &1-------- ••• ••• • •• • •• • • • • • • • ••.. hardware, 383 W . W Uson l''REIGJIT DAMAGED (rear) Sat8to lOam. MOVING OUT SALE : f)-i. lo Sun. 9-5. 926 Clay St. Npt. Bch. Btwn lStb & Irv HOTPOLNT SALE. 3308 9 mo old Pit Bull. Free lo w Warner nr Harbor, goud home. Call 548·8646 CASH PAID santa Ana. !Y19·29'll aft 4. ~ ---------Ya rd Sale : Ten t s. Wshr I D'ry r s1 Ref rigs. work.Ing or not 957-8133 Gl'.:t Penneys washe r , dryer telec). Many OP· tJons. Less than 2 yrs old New $600, ..will sell pair fo r $300 661 -6048 / 834·5461. USED REFRIGERATORS Washers/Dryers, &st Buys /Bargaws. BEST APl:'LlANCES Sales & Service 536-43JO 536-0911 ~-----~~-- 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAJ D F'l)r gd used rum, ant1- QUf"S & cir TV's 957-8133 **I BUY** Good uSed Furniture & Appl.lances-OR I will sell or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 131·9625 Green antique buffet·has bet!n used as stereo case or dresser , 72" wide,~ .. tu, 21" deep. S75 or offer. 64(}.7049 Admiral electric dryer. 1 Green high back or· yrold.Perfe<'tcond. cas 1onal c hair w/ol· motorcycle rack. 460 lA· Luke marulold, t.oaster, oven, cloths, s hoes. lamps, n e w cr afts. ceramlcs. books. girls bike. JO' to SSO. Sat 8-1 471 Costa Mesa St. (;.M 548·4001. H.i·fi stereo. Weathers dual switch turntable , old dressers. crib. baby equip .• yeUow hjde·a-bed oouch. etc. 31392 Galano Way, San Juun Cap Sat/Sun. 49J.1204 Garage Sale Moving. Fu rn 1 ~ u re . g a m e s . lawnmtJwer. edger, & ~:rm Wa rbler, Ftn VI y. !l64 · HY72 Gara~e Sale. Sal July 21 Refngeruttir. gooJ <'Ond 90" omg tweed Danish Nontakt' for I<, anl1tjue $75 (;;i ll after 5 P M :sofa. 99' cstm l.i:ir Lop, l(lassware. furniture. & 6Jl-4846 dcrt·r d esk. 964·1452 ~re 20'J l:lth ST. llB 5.S9·03a5. toma n .$25 640· 7~19 --------------~· Garage Sate , quaUty ite ms. July 21. 6082 Kiser, HB. Slater/Sc>r· ingda.le. Sturdy park-like picnic tables, 6 &r 8', $40 & $50. $46-8M)6 Couch & chairs, Misc. household items. 19552 Topeka Lane. Hunt. Bch. Sunday. Sat. Only 10 to 4. 739 Pawarlno. CM. Dnve by &'you'll want lO stop. No junk, after all I bought it once, !Y19-705ff. ESTATE SALE SAT:suN 2165 Tui bn, C.M. GA RA GE S ALE Everything mus t go. C H EAP C Hl-:AP CH EAP ''~ Ca ll for directions 559.5730 s office desk i .secretarial .180. !-J unior Eltec. $125. 3-WaJnut $75 each. King siJie boxsprings & mat- ln!M 1115. 754-1777. 4'X8' Pool Table MuJTary patio billiards with extras 714-545-1911. SEWING MACHI NE. good conditjon & porta· ble $5()/besl offer. Blue floor cush.ions cone pla id. one cord). used but good cond . SS ea . Nice bedroom lamp ~. Curl· ing iron, good ~. Pretly Aeolean player piano (St-wall/s helf clock $5. tng). like new. Ironwood TOASTER OVEN, G.E., I M · works $20. Books IOC ea. scu lptures, ex 1can Call AFT 10 AM Sat/SUn, floor t ile . t e rra zo. <'lot.hes. gas log & BBQ. 1_afl_6P_M_d_ay_s_54R_·_6427 __ . _ sporting goods. mini-Patio room screen and gym. Sat 9AM . 906 1 glassi:ne23'xl9'+cover R c g a I I a D r . 28'xJO', $600. Call 531-7689 (Magno II a / lla m II t on 1 118. Demollshmg house. ever- ything for sale! /\ppl.. NEIGllBORHOODSALf;. hncks, lumber, fixtures. SALES · CCMGB.ORS Sales persons for jewelry store, Irvine area. Over 25, call 551-6753. FUJI lime, type & dicta- tion 00-85 wpm, ins. eic· per helpfuL Salary open. Xlnt fnn ge benefits. Ad- vancement potent 1~1. Cull Mr Kopin (714 ) 834-1106. --cvsrwk.nd -Wash Ji II ---L ,\ W N S '\ l. I:; TYPIST/SEC. responsi-er. super < x, a CY· Sohd Oak flinm).( scl. buf· f'r1 'Sat/Sun 2791 Cioola, Desk, 642-8450. S/\T ONLY l?l~ Port WllldOWS, doors. shut-c ha r It: s. N k D's ters, etc. 2132 E. Ocean hwa!>her . sofa. lots of Front, N.B. 759--05.51 toys. etc ----------NEW CARRIER 100.000 I._.. Ir WOMEHI NoHard Selling No Experience Needed Must be %1 or Older SalespeJ'SOll, outside, for janitorial services. High earnings. 552· 0105 SECRETARY Newport Bch Archjle<' tural Firm, S H not neces.<1ary. salary com mensurate w/exper. Call Tom Moon & Asso<'. 673-0641 ble, mature. General of· cSlJ~ ~~thell $k13&5• Drlykcr f et. hutch . t able, 6 C M 12· Lehmen sail ficE!*work. Good skills. .,.,_ °"G ... 00A run J e chairs Q."'<.lar chest., stu-.bout w/tra1lcr $450 '64 Ilea".)' volume lmmed. new. ·"'· mertcana dentd1.-'sk.848·2661. Valiant St1Jt1on W a~ openlhg. Laguna Beach. Programmable dbl oven. $IS() Many misc it4·ml> 768-Wll. 30" wide elec range SI 75. ' Ga me sN. 48 ... ., diam. 5'IO 346.5. 540-87();1 pedestal t able. d i~· -------· SAT1SUN 9 to 3. 1636 i.u Foreed Air Furnace. Aruta Lane. NB. Baby $00.552·5211 items . furn. small a p--------·--- pltances Permanent employment where AGE is no factor. Aggressive individuals with a desire to advance. Qimpany paid medical Sales. Share our growth - So. Cal distributor has an Orange, Riverside & Sun Bernardino Counties ter· r i tory ope n for in - strumentation fitting & valve product s salesman. TYPIST /RECEl'T -----------Mature, accurate typist, Sacn fice. New Sear~ Ken· tressed Walnut. 4 wht G;irage Sale, Sat/Sun 434 nil"''. '·hairs on caster!> Ac· a " 1 J A v t'. (; UM more electr. s lf·ch·arung -~ •~ ()nglJlally SllOO ~ell for u• t:>Ser. n1tc tables. a s SUPER MOVING SALE SATtSUNJMON 10 lO ij PM 16 l'er('h <Wood · tin~£·! Irv TV console, household ite ms. Lots of WHF.EL CHAIR < lr:vcrest & J ennings.Premiere) Oversized. cust.om made for stout person. New t"OOd Cosl approx SlOOO, SacnCicc $SOO. 675·:1772 ~Training Have the abilit..Y to want c.obelppeople U these interest you and you want further details. contact: Will tram a techmcally orientated sales man. Xlnt income & benefits. Degree r equired. Call Bill Dilr. 556·3040. Sales SECaET ARY /LtCJCll Trainee for Estate plan- ning Dept, s m law ok. a1rport area. NB Xlnl typing skllls, unusual OP· ply 833-9982 )ecretary for attorney. 70 wpm. Orange County Airport area. !YIS.0077. xlnt benefits. 549-1767. typist for attorney, 711 wpm. Orange County Airport area. !Yls-oo71. Typist ,Office Trainer, full or pt-time, nr S.0 . Fwy. Non·smokcr pref. Write P.O. Box 8125. l<>ng Beach 90808. Typist & Data <'nlry trainee Mu st be ·self starter. willing to learn. 50 wpm typini< & ar· stove Dented d uring I I movin~. $100, worth WlOO. $400 Magnavox stereo sort1.-'C goo~ it:~ &12 76::!8 t~1nsolc. ~·. orr wht 1-'r Pr ov $175 Aft ·ll'M. GE washer & 22CI dryer good cond1 tio11 $350. 644..00:!!l Window air conclil1nrwr, 2{J,000 BTU. 220 ~oils. 63) J771j ('V(IS. Wa s h e r & U ryer good cond. $120 Cail 842-7503. 64!).<t!JO'J Designer snfa. brand new. emerald green & wht pattern. Must sell $550 675 !fH7 Two FOLDING TABLF:S.1 30x!l6. Walnut g raancd plastic tops. $50 c a. 644-8700 Garal(e Sulc 7121·1 2~, !1·5, San /\If redo Cir. t'tn Vly Clothl' .... rum. rug~. toys, et(• Collectlbll'. ·Old radios, tools. some anll<Jues. S:Jt. .July 21st. Sam 7921 N•imact Ctr. H U. (S W corn1·r Garf1cld 1 flondal Garage Siile, July 21st. good lhmgs Horn.! !:jeer Bar ready to -----go Even si.alc beer. ~. M 0 V I N c; S A L t; ~951 t FRli~AT 5821 Price Or. JI B Spnngdale/Slilter. ~a. di.ru ng rrn sel, gold leaf cof tbl. hnck·a - brack, misc 846·3618 ---------- Expensi ve Junk must go~ DIVING f9UIPMEHT Blktwht T.V .. cross bow, & micro film viewer . 848-4017. St'l.'h<ll\al. g1rb bike. sk11s. •------------ boot::., hke new girls Dinette/Game Table w1it r loth1ng. 2032 1 Mor· ('hairs Be aut t•ond , nst.own Cir ( Brookhurst ~cnf1ce, $295. 640-03811 & Adams) evl!S. .... Reodot 17141540.5554 Moa Fri 9AM-5'M HARIORLAWN t tillDrial Pn Mort.my ColtaMeM Swimming Pool/Spa Sales. High 4:a rning potential. Individual w/previous home im - provement sales exp. on- ly need a pply. Irvine Pools lnc. 714-.SS'H021. SECRETARY Insurance agency, part time • 5 h r da y I ns urance eic per. necessary. 492-8531. -curacy a must. (;:a ll for St.50. Elcc stove. uppl·r & Mediterranean style 9· lowerovcn. lmmaculale. drwrdre:1~er w/mirror & 54().tffi:lor645-9149. 2 matchtng nite stands. Only. Sand tires. gas dryer. mis c I 7:J:J:! Forbes Ln H.B. Spr ingdale & Warner Hones 8060 Pool Table, ·\.'•" s olid --------• appl. So . (;oas t ••••••••••••••• •• ••. ••• slate, all a cress meld' d. SALES/DELIVERY. II SAUS/SWellfa you need a decent paying .,.. ..... ....a.-job up to $4-$6+ evs .............. earn $6-$8 per 5-tpm. call aft lpm. hour. Part lime or full Secr etary /Medica l Transcriber. Position available immed111 tely for secr e tar y with medical transcr iption exp . Contac t R ick Bos worth, 714·645·5707. E.O.E.M/F. Sil.ct time available. Car & . phone necessary. Call•-------- Sales • 557 -' 9998 -···-----Secretary Part time going Due to consumer d e-to full lime. Nr O.C. mmd & OW' markeling I Sales Airport. CPA ofc. Exp·d , concept we must in· 1HE LO'"' type 55 wpm. Phones. crease our t e l e · "'" Send resume: 2232 S.E . martieting staff. I'm in Known for the finest in Bristol #204, Santa Ana, need of 3 s harp, ag m e n 's & wome n's Ca. 92707, o r call gresaive, per sona ble fashion clothing is pre· 714-754-0012. acd. reps t.o contact de-seoUy looking for 3 peo-1----------alera lhru-out United pie inter ested in a Stat.es. We're willing to fashion career in s ales tnlin if you're willing t.o with advancement into learn. Must be H.S. grad. mmagcment. If this is Fer penona.1 interview your goal call for appt. c&l.l Mr. Land 540-4023. loam to 6'pm. Salee TICE LOOK 644·6500 Experienced woman in· SANDWICH MAKER side sales, part t ime. Part'ume. 557-0542 some wee kends. Cull 493-88:1'2. Savings & Loan ---------------• ACCOUNTING Sales, full time, retail for l ast growing athle t ic shoe store organization. Good pay, good bonuses, promotion potential. Sales exp. not required, but prefe rred. Call 956-0165 Ask for Lian~. Growing Savings & Loan needs person for ac· counting dept. Ex· perience in invest.or ac- counting pref. Apply in person. Irvine Sa vings&l-"a n .l85S2 MacArthur Bl. Irvine SECET ARY-LEGAL Looking for b righ t person with xlnt skW.s Legal exp desirable but not reqd. Ocean vu Nwpt Ctr ofc. Sal comme n w/exp. 714·644·7600. Secretary Nationwide property managem<:nt firm seekang full·lime secretary 1n Newport Beach area. Minimum t y r . ex peri e n ce necessary . Pleasant personality and good typ. ing skiJls a must! Start- ing salary $750/mo. f'or interview call Susie 752-0lSS. Repertory 957·2602. Upholsterer : CM/NB Maytag gas dryl•r, xlnl AR E A. Cus tom up . cond, afternoons &evos holsterer needs dependa· !>57-0797 ble man immed. l\ge no SCHWINN STINGRAY. barrier. Wages com New paint. Xlnt eond. mensurate w /exp & ap-titude. Exp pref'd, but 1_S35_.6.1_l·_564S _____ _ w i ll tr a in . 675-2758/493·7082. Kenmore H/D 5 cycle wshr, lg capacity I yr Best offer. 675-5753 ~--~~------'.l'wtn beds. 3 drawer chesl Stove. re frg. & m 1sc w/bookshelves, walnut. items. Al l cheap. 186 19th pd $625, will sell immed Sl.CM.aft.9Sat for$32S. 675-7029 Couch. 7' floral quilted green&. white. $19S.'2 twn beds 645·9442. Misc furn, drapes, rods, pool tbl . 1967 P o rt Chelsea Pl. Npt. Bch Fi ashy mare pony, Gentle. $175 Ca!J Kns 637 -0090 Olamp1on Morgan Park Stallion , show horse, shown under saddle & in ha.mess now offe.red for sale 548-25:1! eves. Vets Pref'd Part-time Op· portunity In Naval Reserve . Good Pay. Benefits . Call Naval Reserve 552.3524 old, cost $..185, sell S200. For Sale: Large School ~Elden, C.M. Desk. Ref101shed. Ex- MOVI NG OUT SALE · treadle sew m achine, barber chr. cedar chest, wicker desk & chr, Oak ()fc stool. Indian rugs, many other antiques & collectibles . Hsehld & rrusc. ite ms. July 20·21. ~ PM. 191 Magnolia St. CM For Sale. Quarter horse. Sorrel Mare, 15.I hands. Must sell. 842·8786 Waitress & hostess, full or Must Sell: Double oven, Electric st.ove. Like oew. Excellent condition. S.Sl-9629 part-time, apply 18120 ~tion 8015 Brookhurst. Fnt. Valley ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED DRIVER SUHDAYOMLY To deliver Daily Pilot bundles lo carriers. Re· QUJres van or large sta· lion wagon and a good dnving record. Phone 642-4321 and a s k ror Harry Seeley or Don Williams. EQUAL OPPORTUNlT Y EMPLOYER WAREHOUSE FACTORY ~EMBLERS LIMITED EDITION SllOW&SALE Scpt8-9 Sherat-0n Anahe1 m For di<>count tick1•ts <11·- tiails. wnte: /\LEA. Box JOJ4.J . Kermit . Tex<i:. 7!1745 PUBLIC FURNITURE •AltTION• T~7:30PM COME TO cellent condition. Desk pad .. $60. 531-8683. Double Hideabed Sofa Fioral Pnnt $60 536-5723 Traditional style dinnette ----·-Household Goods 8065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anbque furniture & misC'. household goodies. Mov· 1ng Call aft 5 pm. 642-7667. set, Ii peach covered Washer1Dryl'r . rum1turc. ch rs gd l'Ond $75. toys. mJS<' 5' 111 $1511 31 17 Twin beds new $180. Ad- miral refng 14 l.'U ft year old. $300. 640·0686 54&~ Killarnf>.)' L:Jnt• <: M -Nc-w rallan :-iof_a_&_t-ablc !179-2'771! Sot Sun !I· I ~ 8070 Mu::;tsell. 213-433·5681. Lovc :-.t·tit r hutr.ottnm;m, encl t ahl1·. Sears orwn hcarlh :-.l ylf'. h;:i re ly u&ed. pc rfc~l c ond 644·2307. lleachwalk 7276 Mast l>r ••••••• • • •• • ••• • •••. • •• 11.H New sofa. matt set. Woman·s gray Jade nng foi;tum: rods. gnl! clubs. w CJ v e r 1 k a r " t ; n rugs. wtt·kcr, mah,og• diamonds Gold sclttnl? hoo_k c &!>~' ,.un~i quc s. Btll Dys 75!1·2915, eves wob. rru::.~ J.11. 4145. F'r1 751·299'J $~. Sun ---------- Garage sul1· M irrort.'<1 tables, roll·away bed. wood t ahlc . stereo. 836-8791or631 1045 --- 8078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD TRACTOR Xlnt cond1t1on, S2500 Cal I Kn s 637 ·W90 s:m. S.Sl-7709. Potte ry equi pment . wheel. kilns, fire bnck:;, supplies. Offer. S.S2· 700\:... Kenmore gas dryer , good cond S35 . Se w i n g roo chine $1 O. 673-7796 MUST SELL! llouseful or furn. paintings, t v·::.. p lants. many s m all items. 645-4544. Custom bu'tcher block DK table. S200. Antique stacked leaded window bookcase, $100. Swim- ming pool pump, 3hp, sas. 675-9654 Room air ('Onditioncr !1,000 BTU, 10 Position thermostat. 2 spd fan. perfe ct c n nd. $200 4.!rl· 1762 -----------CCYrA DE CAZA Mern- bcrsht p for s ale . Dis counted pncc. Call Joan at 752· 71l70 bt wn 8 & 5pm Photo Eqwp: Audio vii.· ual. professiona l & amateur. Sal. July 21. !1>4PM. 210l·D Standard Ave.S.A. --------~ SALES GIRL · Boutique E 0 E M tF part·time afternoons. -·-· -·------- Must be reliable & able Screen pnntmg produc- t.osew. 675-7676. lion manager wanted. *SECRET ARIES * Lill.le or no expenencc THE AUCTION China. din rm tbls, & chrs. wrought Iron tbl & ch rs & server . lovely bdrm sets, refrigerator, apt stoves PLUS LOTS OFMlSC l..i.ke new Early Amen can 60" <;ofa. matching ch<11r & ottoman. rust brown pl aid $75 each Coffet• la· ble & 2 end table~ $100. Art1ftr ral fireplace & loolo.; S35. Mus t se ll ~ 642 4743 y a rd S a I e, (' M . 90 9 Helena Cir 71\M·4PM . Siit/Sun Mi sc items . 549-2367 ----------Outboard motor, Johnson, Shc>V Mactunery & tools, 28hp, '64. XJnt cond. $300. dnll presses. lathe, thl Car AM /FM 8trk, Sany~ saw. radio saw. shaper. $50. &75-7587. work tbls. fluorescent SALISJOI MOWOPIH flUl.L,. TIME Mu.st have exp. 540-9110. Seamstress for custom upholstery shop. Will train . Costa Me s a 642.8400 Ad Asst/bi<>-md S25i< ,., ... ~ , Sec/Mktg Sales S14,400 ' i ,._. .... -ay Paid Weekly G.O./computer $10.200 Btllrt Now flnance, RE $14.400 MORRELL ExFpeOurC-OunOfsf·~lor Teu~ary 5-rvicn oi: r ICC mVI7 752-6666 Appo~ntmentOnly EOE M /F Uz Reinders Agency ~Birch. Es tab '64 Newport Beach, 833-8190 WtitttrWons S...trH1 1'owork part time in can- P • vas dept. of Seal Beach •--------- SAVE $AVE $AVE We honor BofA . M C. Cas hier's Checks & Cash. NO PERSONAL CH ECKS PLEASE ! Food available. Items subject to presale. MASTERS AUCTION lm5~ Newport Blvd CM 833-9625 646·8686 Hide-a·bed blk cloth. Obi Sat/Sun. Bike. rurruture, bedsize.Xlnl.cond $100. clothes. mi Sl' 8561 64&!J798 Wtndlass Dr. Hunt. Bch. lights & m any misc 4 Corner ca mp er 1lems. 645-6535 dys , hydraulic jac ks $100. 979-1877 eves. Sen pt Smith Corona S50. Near Garfield/Newland. ----~---~ ~ ... .,.. 1010 flid gate for l!YIS Ford $4S. Between 6AM-10AM . Lrg round coffee tbl, drop· sides, 11olld maple, perfect cond, $65/()fr 548-8140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ant. drsr w/bev mirr $65. 642-7118 . Old oak dsk $45 Beaut LUGGAGE TAGS "" "" Regular me mbers hip, walnut dsk S55. Maple from your busmess card. John Wayne tennis club Ki h... d"I love s<:at $10. Maple coff Send d r h ng s1; urm set. v one car or eac $ t 800. Ca 11 Ca t h I e canopy bed, din r m tbl & lbl Sl5. Spool tbl StO tag plus one spare . We 759-0451 4 chr.;, <old> planter tbl. 642-4138 Fri. Or on Sat return pe r m a nently misc. tbls & furn. Bln AM 8·l2: 120 £. 23rd, sealed attractive tag & l.A.lggage rack $15. Stroller cl o t hing, l'O Stume C.M. strap. meeting air line $25. Vibrator belt e x· jewelry, plants. ever· Air na ilers, p lnsttc l.D. requirements. Pre· ::_~~~~rhot$60. E.!!c0. ld2 ytb1og goes. very re-plumbing fittings. powe~ vent loss & t.heft! For a vw1,.... plate •v· ~o~ f u~ I~Y OFOR ·sai! loft. Experienced or OUTGOING , AM· lnlineeOK.21315964461 Bl'DOUS PERSON TO S E C I 0 F C C 0 - EARN TOP DOLLARS. ORDINATOR· reliable, MUST BE OVER 18. energetic self-starte r, SECURITY omcER MdftttHnCe Water Dist. has perma· nent pos ition for ex- perienced distri button s yste m mainte na nce man. Starting $843 or $1004 per mo. depending l•--------asonable . Please call pen;onallied tag enclose fasluoned trunk 125. 2 675-5916, 216 20th St .. hacksaw,2dr refng, Fri· wallp aper, fabric o r canvas Di rector chairs N.B. ~~r 20181 Birch SA. ··0ay Clo" paper & we tB each. Slide projector SALES EXPERIENCE abletohandleallpbaaes PAC IFIC M UTU AL llELPFUL·SOM E d dfice duties 67S.4340 I NSURANCE COM · ORGAN KEYBOARD QlM.. PANY i s seeking a EXP ER I ENC E -----------•Security Officer. You on experience. Apply Laguna Beach County Water Dist. 306 3rd. St. Laguna Beach. 8020 lkydft ••••••••••••••••••••••• will back & tn m your $25. Olll 673-1393. Schwinn, girls "Lil' Cllik" Rattan round dining ta· House ho I d Ite m s, tags. Or try two <'Ards sting ray, lk nw S75. ble. 3 low stools, 2 high buokbeds, alum con· backt.oback. <>ak & glass door, metal RIJQUIRICD. CALL AT SECRET A.RY would be part or an In· ~~ F • 0 R Xlnl oppty for efrlclent house security depart· 642-34t9. 1748 Bonalre beck fab cbrs. Bst ofr aft veyer belts, constr ue-PRICES· bunks, art display stand, YACH'l'SA.LES Way, NB; near com er 5pm7s+5373Melon1 lion. garden & mech'I $2eaor3/~ &largemirror.963-6345. 2posilionsopenM/F Tustln&2lst Thomasville buffct.round tools. 7/20,21122 9-Spm. 4/5tags$1.60ea. Power lawn mower. Shp Ca.Uforinterviewnow ---------dl 1 l bl 2 t 337 E . 16th Place1 6/9tqsSLSOea. Craftsman, reel. Recent· EnslgnYacht.673-1084 3 wheel. 3 s pd Scbwm n ng a e , ex · &G8593. 10ormore$l.40ea. lyservlced$100 546-4252 bicycle with g r ocery w/pads, 4 chairs. Xlnt Sales Tax Included · · Yardman: Rent al center buket. Xlnt cond. $160. cood,$500.~2· HUOE 2 family sale. l NOCARD? Bass viol, marimba & ~~a~u.a...a.11!!1..I 1al w/lop secretarial ment. We offer great ~ """-aldlla to work in fast benefits and good start· D.n:n' '1U-IM-7I02 paced Npt Bell R.E. ofc. ing pay. EXPERIENCE Call Ula, 833-2900. , NEX:ESSARY. Apply In person to Personne l SMBLADllS n. C!f71UJ China A !lift ..... WiDi a out· has openings for 2 men. 673-76 Decor antique g reen fam moving, everything Draw your own or send Sooy prof. tape recorder. S.aeta,H Mecb 'I knohwl edge Ladl pdScb Inn bookcase, 7x6', 3 pc 1JIU.'\l10.Sat/Sun.8Ull? name, address, phone& Grandfather" wall Facilities pla--'-.. •de· p •CIFIC helpful. Neat andwrit· es lO & w · standing, mint cond. 2117 Rural Ln, CM. Cross we'll make one card per clock. G:M088. Department. ......... !!. """· peo-• l\a ft put t.Une. Contact ....... or Jo •l Or•ftoa it So. Ctt. ,........,. waawwwaa•• o'D It-... ..... _ .......... .. .... ...... Jllllt be ...-•• I It.. UI• ............ ~~ !!P•rt or r-tlme. AM" N_ wt.Ip. __ ......., . .,., c. ...... ........ ~ ingnece8Sary. Weekdays New, $110. $325. 644•2341 stNptBI &22nd. tag. Add 2.5< each. velopment . S alary off, will train. 1930 833-2265. Send<'heckormoneyor· 300 gal s all ·wate r '82'·$10tt. Mlnlmum MUTU & L Newport Blvd, CM. 1 8' Beige couch. XJot cond. Photo equip, professional dert.o: aquarium, custom, $250. ~'IOwpm/sbortband II' ---------Z3io Juvela 10 s pd. a l & am1teur, Sat July 21 ___ ,....,.........,.. 673-3296 ~! eq~vflent IC>wpm. 700=CaterDr Mu t••H Campagnolo mint cond. 950· $36.3292 1.0-4PM,2101·DStandard rw• ~"'""~ ~olaeaeralof· Newport acb,Cat2e60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~5negotiable6'f5'9747 Ave,S.A. P.O.BoxUieO CARPETING. JOO yards tle. practices fc pro· F.qua1 Opportunit.y ....... , 1005 Hi.a 11 Her yellow Peugeot e• sofa. good cond. $12$. ---------,_eotta __ M_eaa __ • c_a_. _ _.__ brown 1ha1 cpt. Good ~.:...~~. Dut11ooc:1,. Employer)l/F ....... •••••••••••• .. •• 10 apd. Tocether or Twn spread' $15 . Garage Sale, MPM, ~125 oond.6tCMICMS -.... ._.. .. _______ ., ... ..,.... Si&Ma. Maple. Irvtne. lOI to $50. ~·-•s Loa••"" "" I .. _ .... to inclu d e b •avy OLDRADI06 eeperate.___.. Jillrn.toya,elotbel,toola, ..V..1.-= ,.._,uma, -~· -· .... ..._..tnlfic,volwne •-------PARTS&l'IVBES C=mr•lr Gtl'•S4ft IOll ek. Haodpalat-.d ceramlcs, made wooden ame, 20 ~ ol t1pe writ. -w-.ua "'"" 9 I '• 1111 10.,0 ••• .. •••••••• .. •• .. •••• plaqu .. , D•lavltJ tel , aal + ...nd equilp. txl2 tm eon•~ <ID· ~8';;-'AfAatn· -a.v .. ;.;;; .. ;;; ......... ~. 1\1..SUn 10.S. Old Jl'\am, ~-~!%'fi t:.H· much rolac . ortea&al ~area cludlDI 1tatlaUcs>. q...-P,.lw/xlattyp. Photo F,qUlp : Audio vi.. dcltbea,dlaheset~.20th• ,....tbotl\lll lalltb .naa:::.•~,C: :.·:':·iamp, ~Ct~,. Oollltnle~ ~ ~ce_.••· tnc.W..pleaaantpbone ~~.RbolC~N1.2..AtKc·bf1~.11• ual, proleulonal Ii ~.C.M. 8t.Apt.K•JOIN.S.Z.7pm -..bl• coet. l4MS1t tbl • • cbn. Gold cbr~ ._,._,._."PP. pel'ICID9lit)'. Start Im· ... _ .. ..... Di a mateur. Sat.. July """N·-•-~·-,Cdm. -.... -. •TaS. 11_ t.o Irvine UaUled IHd, • DAY WORK buflet, d ealt mile ... .-D Stu .,.,. _......... ._., ... _ '• llcMol D11t. •1 AltoD, -. Tam.-,-~ 1belvea, rnd tbl. etc. 21•1~-. noi. · Sat0nly.8am...,m. n...--Sale: lliacltems. --------.... ----lnlae 1•• .. JOO e t "'-.._.., • ...,.. .... .-._ M -· W l""'h dardAve,S.A. CaUM)..7MS/'"2710l -.... I COPm •• I -rlllt• • ..._,_ · -· a · ~ rrt. Call KatbJ at '-'<NII ,_,. . ..... furniture. sew n1 U..9ft1paper . .-.prtce.11111-!f :r~ ~ JO..&.o.&. -.... St.,Cll. C. IOJI a.-.,. SM-Wolf hood• madUe, IC.lrby .. ouum. •ML w.ta• IOll "'-,...,..,•I/; ADdque apt Ila refrt, ..................... ,. .. ...._. reloldiftl equ6p, U Atlaa&ic, Irvin•.•-----------•• .. ••••••••• .. ,..,_ __ 11 _. In tis'~ ilemoe...UC.•thadant, Xlnt cond GE 150 'I; llhnalaJan X!tt.u. camper Icebox, dreuer &M-mT.8el18u1N. ~Ollkdell ,,_daUl•doUpa11api. ._.,...._ 1 ni'Cu ,.,,_,,.._ ......._.. PIT eve.a. 6 •kDds. 541-l'112 • • • ue ,_,. femaa.. Xlat -. CB an\enn1, OIOtor· -.. -u-lt-l·_,F_a_m_l-ly-0-.-,-a-1e-' --~· dlllll JllO. An7 coact. Ii emt ......... a .,._. ClelD 5ce, neat · -qulllt;. •1• C1$ Urtt. ttnkt. a. •c· We &el July 11, 1CM. -Ml-'lltlC.U Am'• ~ .... = ••r reu'.:aft red. OP · llllDdwrt •mat. Ap· SelJwltbtASEI ...._.llttw:TWb cam.ltiac.S.'9A.112l84 ~ S.. JIObM, l'bt 1Wtabiee91'·h-6 W-* a-ued :~ ..... 4 ---= .... = fl• Bl d I ' an••-bl~== MdraaClll. Vl ff ......... , I S to_,:. )'di . • ~· .,_ ..._......... •• v • ua na-iro•---· t y. ar-r1-n1ar. aece11or ••· 1401. --. --.. • told ~ .. i."'' ! -a.in.dMtMM878 __, • .._, "_Ad._. .........,. •1413 aam,...lllt, .... ..# -========:=.l========:=i=========-1=====::===.i==========L=========:::::t======~-:::;::;::J.=::::::::::::====:!::======::=:· .. • • I • .:i. S,..-t.._ 1094 lolh.r.r-~" to40 INh.Sla,./ n ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Docl&a OOLf CLU BS. Wll1on X3l, 9 Iron•. 1·3 4 5 WOOO.. like new. Sac J: Call $411 139$ •ft UMd Dive oquip. li.nll. re teulat o r . con sole & Pl.II•· ~ll ocean iHt IMl. m . J.298. Tnunoobne. Nissen 11880. (X( l'lM, 7X14 webb bed. 841 3.122. 8411-0228. Sli nger Iron s 2 · Sianchvedie, atiff 11harts. xtra long.18(), 673-4419 <.iolf Equipment: 1 m11n·s ft l lad y'11 ael, carts. wedges. putters. even Khoes. AU .for $12.5. Call after 3PM. '&46-0096 TV,a..o. HIA,Stweo t09t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 2.5" RCA Color TV. Sl38 2 Yr . Warr. f"ee Dt!I 646-1786 Zerul.h, blk/wht 19" TV Good working cond1l1on S2S. 640-70.9 21" color TV S9S. I yr. warranty 642-5340 2S" color TV $138. 2 yr. warranty 642-5340 Akai 1ov, Reel to Reel. 4 1.918 .,_ J °'' ...................... . ""'°uWJr 20' < 1hr1. •• -•y•u •1&.1 cuddy cabm.OMC 34~p. --~· -xtru 54850 a7CM!IM3 YAC Newiac>rt 646-05Sl 38' Eddycralt sportflsher . • Hunt. Harbour. s lip ••nale Chry11le r. s hp f~.exchan&eforuaeof a va 11 Cal I Harvey »-42ft. aaJI 840-a22 642-4664 6. ---------Newport Slipa for rent. 20' 10' Mouring In Avalon tit 25' sail o r pwr, Prime loc. Jntere11ted 59-~. _PIW __ ee_c_al_l_oo._7_67_3 __ Wanted aUp for a 38 ft new •••• '79 l!i ' BO ST ON WHALER. 70hp Mere. Trlr. cover. etc .. etc. Must sell Eves. 645-7673. 1.8' WELLCRAFT. center con11ole. 80HP. O B . V11nsom trailer , bait tank. acces11on e1t Xlnt cond. $4,000 979.962) 17' l"ibergla.'> ln hull 130 hp. Chrysler/Volvo 10 Walk thru Many xtras No tr u1lcr $21100 675-2.Yi..5 Newport SllPll for rent. 20' claulc steam tug boat. We are conservative peo· s»e. No late parties. Our boat has no noxious fumes & makes no noise except for a wh.UiUe. The stack will meet more n gorowi s ta.ndards than any other power boat in the harbor. Please call O'Connor Engineenng, Quack Ponsolle. 979.3993 40'14.5' Boat SJ1p desired year·round. Will pay top dollar 7 14·~56·9292 Ask for Phillip . & 2~· s ail or pwr, Tia pGrltation sca .. 5556 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20· SKJ P J A(,'K Xlnt cond UHF. VHI", record depth finder. AM/t'M, C/li baaJ lank, more. Sl 1.000. 4.!M-8381 ZODIAC MARK Ill Xlnl.cond $1 ,500 oo-uoe ••••••••••••••••••••••• Puch nms & m es $15 each Bic ycle n ms & parts. bes t o rre r . 968-2187. PUCH MaXJ Sport. Salver. head. 3 motor $450. t;ve:. Oaara<.1.er 1007 2fl' Salmon 552-5746 t rolltr tl40 0795 o r Obi seat w/pegs. Xlnt cond. 2000 m i $39:> 675-8234 Puch Newpor t Moped. HZO ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOfA ... l.8llO MERCEDES 170S Cabriolet 2 door con· vtrtlble. tan exterior bnm lthr int, 4 cyl nat bMd mtr. 4 apd trena. unb el ie vable a utomo b&l e. a real clMaic. ......... ..,. lJOOW.CoutHwy Nwpt 8ch 64.2-87'3 '84 FaJoon F\ltura Conv: nu aqua paint, Int. top, tires. Ori1 wire wbl COV· en, llcyl, auto. 23mpa. 12796. «H376. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!n3 OOOG E o/• TON, 4 WH EEL DR I VE. s:i.200 P llON t;. 642·4800 . '63 Nisson Patrol. xtra clean. $2750/0BO 5"-e to awreoate 833 1337 llM4 Jeep 4x4. alumn cab, heater. s pare tires. 2 xtra cng xtra trans good shape 12150 or best offer Collectors dream. 631-0281 'fB CJ5 Jeep V8. WUlCh , rolJ cage. soft top. 11 15 tares. Pape bum!u:rs, headers, 650 Holley, 538's locker 842 7956 ¥-....................... Tnde for truck. ·• lub- bletop camplat ~••· IJ.lllllfl.•1.llS- 1111 lalerUUoul Step Van, 41,000 oril mia.. Se!f-cont. call at ·5121. i1 a.tvy ~Ton. 3llO auto, aJr. paaeled cablnei.. Good cond. 53'·2'24. 8C7-•ia '73 Dod1e van: e cyl, llrnpg, anrf , 1 tereo. camper xtru. 12750/betll ofr.4M-14.1i. '74 Dod ie Van. Orl1 owner. 28,000 i:ni. Lota ol extras. Xlnt cond ~ '76~ Chev Van 6 c yl. Auto. Low Jni. xlnt cond. ~. ~or8J3..8719 .... w..e.d 9sto • •••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED! La te m odel Toyotu. Volvos, Pickups & Vans. Call us today! . ............ .. c .... ...... f'tl. '46·00> • UO.t4'7 Pvt. party needs clean car, truck, etc. CA.5H. 213/404·14311 4~47f..:l Late model H1ctar porta· 23" Magnavox color l'On bll'sowing machine. dbl s ole TV. beau t iful .... to Wh 1 u •<.:,. I 3 EXCELi.ENT CON IJl'nON. undt'r 1.000 m1. I 00 m 1 pr g J I CJ 11 &16·3104, usk for Jim $llOO or best '16 Ulau•r xlnt rnnd Many optwn:. MUST Sl'~t:· Sfl.450 4\13 71>4!1 PORSCHE's noodl $ 75 714 892 6264 null n u er," ·"1ua · e, 1_._~ _· _ :.. cabinet Sl50 _231·5452 Ill' Scu$lull, w1s;J1I $800 Sand Hail with 16011 VW motor Lots of xtra:. lucid. trailer $2500 or ~toffer 642·fi1M WANTED NEW BUSINESSMEN Con."CW power machme. straight o,..zil(·7.a g Xlnl cond. Cun b1• scon a l Fabn c Oox. :!f.OS.1 <:etty Ur , L aguna N11.:u1:l, 831 2202 Oeaul.iful 2S" color 1·011 f,"75~ solt, xlnt cond. SIGO ;M' Sea l<ay 1''111. 1wn 11;:; 546-2917 aft 6prn Mert.'S. l 10 trlr xtrus M~I looh&Marine ~,...... M·ll~ tl34H ' MOPED. SI SO. 64-0·00llS Tru:ki 9560 -...................... . i\llow us the opporturuty to con.<;1der the purch11st• or trndc·an of your clean Porsche Check with u~ Tuduy• I 97t FORD 10-~--::--:m Contact the DAILY PILOT for Information regardi ng the county requlrem~nt1 for using a Flctltk>u• BualneH Name. ....•.••............... s,ortWJ Goods ao94 General • 90 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 211' Jkmdl l!J7G. low. low hr.., bml !>Y!>lcm. ht·ad, r('(ng, :oink. !>love. swa m s tep. V bcrlth, fast & econom1cal $11450 91;4.2502 f:d Shortbed Pie~ •••••••••••• •• •• •• • •• • • MllJ,( wht.>els. slick shaft & ~~i:s1 9150 642-4321 EXT. 332 Co l e mu n P eak ( backpa c k , blue . P olarguard mummy i.leeptng bag. I mo old. Sll5 ea. 645-9796 t'ooplt who need pc.'Oplt shouJJ always check the Service Directory m the DAILY PILOT ~ ... ~:.w: ....... !~~r.:-.c:~·-~:.w: ....... !!~~I~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~~~·-~.·.w: ....... !~~~ LEASE A NEW 1979 200SX WITH ~OUIPMENT GALORE• Fae• air. AM/FM Sier 5 SPd overdrive. cloth mter . full inst with tach, rechn1ng bkts, elect 3· ~Pd wipers and rear wino defrost. w/w stl bit rads , ouartz clock lock tue1 01 and much more Cito 004111 \tiotltJ A"°'td 1312b SW•C')af t 98& u°"' '"" h~ •nt..t4;<1~• •tt mu lt(. 1., rnta.1 PfY"'@n11 •t.60fJ On 1100 tt.O NEW 1979 DATSUN 210 2 Dr. StCllMlard (Slk 901-9/6089201 598 PEa MO. seoo down cash or trnde oac S98 oer mo tor 48 mos APR 13 62% Del omt once $5505 I 1 onlv' 1 I 2 MO./ 12,000 MILE OR 24 M0./24,000 MILE SEllVICE CONTRACTS .A VAILAILE OH MOST OF OUR VALID VALUE USED IMPORTS '75 VW SU,11 IU• A sp . AM/FM stereo tape cus to m 1nt . lo miles. l879NCKl MAKE OFFER! •7z DATSUN IZOO ,. cyl . auto . new trick an. teraor. exceptio nal c ar (960FBB) $2190 '71 AMC HORNET 2 dr .. 6 cyl , auto .. AM/FM, I ·o m iles, gas s aver f673AOGl $1883 '74 CHEVY VEGA 4 cyl , auto . AM/FM. vinyl int . buckets. 47, 198 m1, orange ext 1460KA1') 2183 '75 COIVml COMV. 2 tops V·8. auto . p/s. p/b p /.w. true ware wheels. 38.990 miles. Cream pull' MUST SEE! DIAL-A-DATSUN DEAL! CALL TODAY 558-7811 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHETHH BUYING or SELLING This is Your DAILY PILOT BOAT MART .To place your ad can 642-56 78 locft. Marine ... ,... ... 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lB' 8-0at Tarp Brud ncw. 842-4647 $100 '76 Mere outboard 7•~hp Les6 than 60 hrs used. ~. 557·3323. 831 · 1001 ----------s scoop bail tank deck mounted, r od ho I tit! r mahog tnmm1.'(J $2SO or best o((er Prop 19x21 It screw balanced 11 .. !>haft $75. Tramps for 14' llotm~ oow sso. 546·951 1. New f;usy tra1h:r & !>PIH.'l' at the Dunes. 642·0112,&14·fi687 ----25 Ft Alum. swordfish plank, frC<"·Stnnd1n!(. f.45-7521 E venml(s -----USED ANCHORS, so~,; oH ret11ll . Oanlorth. CQn. f'.P.963-4464 •ZODIAC• PORT· A·MARIN E lNFLATABLE BOATS 2925CollegeCosta Mella 1714 ) 540-2000 ~fl boat trailer. $175obo. 546-4104. 4hp Mere outbottrd w/3 gal tank. Lo mi. S350 963-0071 '72 5hp outboa rd + 3 gal aux tank. Xlnl cond. $200. 548-4513 NF.W Yamaha 80 "Chap· low. low mil t~ 1Scr . py" motorcycle. auto ffT137 J trans, all xtras. great for a.· Searay w1nybndgl' & around town. h1 iih ~a!> trlr, clec1.roruc~. & well nuleage S500 or best of equippe d S l l ,000 fer6GIJ7~--- 673-3296 '72 Ha rley Sporty A lot of IO•TS WITH SLIPS chrome & custom paint "' ~t lo apprec $2WU :ti' Carver 642 21122 twn V If~ S:Q,35(1 --- 32' Owen..'> ~l>i,000 Iii otla 7SO ChopPl'r MJ!ld 'Zl' UruflJte ~2.~ ~oft tatl, Durfcc u1rdtr KON/\ MAltlNE fi7!J 1403 Many c•ustorn clc SlflOO 17' ~l·arn a !>ll•r w 1111 Volvo. 110 . ~011cl 'hap1· Motor nt1.·d:. mmor n• pairs $(j()O Tra1ln for boat SWO Se1• al 2'.!.77 llarbor Jerry 645 4MIJ l!<A.15 32· (irand Ua11b 1!175 F1lwrglas .. dll'M!I 1'•> llrclkcr.-. <t!fl)·!l:rrO 18' 1977 Ha nl(cr Ll'!i:. Utan 25 hr!I on Lhl!> ~62 Ford Inboard Will s1•ut UV lo 10 N.ktnll S7800 Call!WI 71111 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAN1'ANA20 Like ne w. new trlr t.'73 04H!l CAJ.25 1.976 whttblue tn m & co~. pop top ldOORCr, l(alley. head, Viii", AM 2 !>l)i'ak, i.lp; 6, 150 G•·noa. 2 um·h. swim lad. comptts!>. l!.17!! John ff 9 t•lt•t·t !>larl, :i oatt + mori· All hkt: nu SIJ,750 21:1 592 Z4!.lll Si\CRll"ICI~ 27ft 1-:neson bt·auta. Npl llch ,,ltp Uran nu llonda OU 4 hugs 11 suals, ind nu chute VlW, CU. pre!>~ wate r , fathometcr , l'ro1ac mrlatablc raft & 1111 11cces1>oracs. Plus muc h m ore $15 ,5001 t'IRM . 5~1 4 2 8!.t . St;RJOUS INQUIRIES ONLY UDO 14, 11922, very dean wttrlr. $1250 Jo'1rm 5J6.67S4 14' R.ucml( Sloop. Spe(.od ball . bit hy Laguna Yackts, Lrlr mcl'd, muM sell. As kmg Sl 100 or ht rciuolr. 673·2957 Coronado 15 •6 w /tr1r , outhaul, bang, pole , $1400. 5'5·9159 006702 '72 Kawa!>a'k1 7a•I z ~troke C.:Ufe n.11·er Sl!lllJ ti46-00n , 541-~ 1·v··~ Motor Hotne-s, Sale/ Rent/Storoge 91 60 ··•···················· f<Jo;NT 23' F IHF.BAl.I. S ELF CONTi\IN EH Rfo~ONABLF. f>45·2'~ '74 l"uturH :l7 . loadt'd. n e t· d q u 1 1· k ~ <1 I ,. Sacrifice ~500 10Hl·r ~12-4647 ------ RENT '78 22' Luxury moto rtaom c Slteps 6. Seil l'Onl. ~0/wk +-IS mt 640.8585 9170 ••••...•...•...•..•...• tm Komfort 17 1,'. s ic. air. loadctl w /xtra:.. l' / lift l'P 5.51-493il Trailers. Utifity 91'8l> ...•................... :rl' end<>!>ed heavy rluly frame. lanclcm axlt· Tr"lel w/70 .:al holclmg Wilk More. s:!.0001firm 7141754·"43!1 lll'llVY cluly Sl('f•I, 5'x6'3". ult bed Spu re . lf µhls . rl' ..:1st $300 o r o f£cr 545 52U6 aft 5pm & Wkn(l'I Jwlo SerYic•, Parts & Acutsori•s 9400 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SERVICE DEPT. Open 6 011ys A Wel'k Moo ·f"• 7·30-5 30 Suturdayb 8.00·5 00 Atloa Clwys • ..flfy. 2!K.!!I Harbor Blvd' Costa Me:.a 546-1934 ·or Chcvelle paru. call after Spm on wet:kdays Phone. 968.2586 $4999 Maben Cadlloc. 26()() Harbor Blvd 1425 Bake r St COSTA Ml'.:Si\ 540.9100 tm Ford Councr wllh Dump Ucd & ml'ludml( dual rt11r whtel::. :> i.pct.-d lra.J\.'> , slt•rco & 11.!h)t Lhun l,',,(XX) rru I e:. I 11..34 332 I WJ!I ~rll· I k1· Toyota Vol vo , l!.ll•b Jfurb•ir HI\ d . CO!> l J MI''". W~!(l)J • Don't MISS Tht)> "' '76GMC HIGH SIERRA PICKUP Sierra 2S LA>ogb<-d V II. autornalu', pow1•r !>lt·1·r 111.:. rac1. air. 11lt. sh·r<'o 1·a.<;.'>(.'tle. ht>avy duty i.u!> pension. C1UX1hary tank. i.hd r /wmdow. ma.:i. w ovals I IJ 16731)) $SS9S * J.C. FORTUNE l'onlla<: (;Mc 2000 t: bl. Santa i\nu 1714J~IOOl 1'74FORD COUaJH PICICUpt With campt'r . 4 !>J>l't'd Lr~ , rndau & hcull•r XI.NT ro nl.l1t •on 1Ut~1 $2599 Maben Codillac <!liOO II arbor HI vd 142'> Haker St C.:OO'r A M F._<;i\ 540.9100 1971DATSUH LONGllD PICICUP 4 speed trans . & step bumper. ( lKl!:J()fll 1 OMLYS4599 HEWPOIT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEi\Cll 133-1300 '6S El Camino 3 spd, shaft. AM/Jo'M stert•o ... uns 1<r eal 675 21!10eves. 646-T735 wkdys --------'78 l''ord Coun er 7' bed, 2JXlct• w/6-pack camper, best offer 675· 7418 I 163 1 Hlrl>o< lllY<t f ,iltft)fon (JfUVt't m ..... 2:J,,D Private Party n eed:. automobile for approx tJ.50 640-2776 ----~W..e.d 959~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wt-; l'AY TOP DOLLAR for tot1 used cars.foreign. domei.lJc~ or da!>~ll'!> If your car 1s extra dtan, 1>4.lt u.' l''J ff.ST ' ~ F¥l l110r-.c~ 29'25 lfarhor Hlvd. COSTA Ml-:SA 979-2500 Ca n't Sell Your <.:ar" CREVIERIMW l'l\YSTOP OOLLMl for Clean U!>t.-d Import!> Call Mike or Don 135-3171 ---~ .... arW • •••••••••••••••••••••• G•nerd 9701 ......•...•......•.•... ATIENTION! Mt.'r ce d e!>, BMW , f'or...1•he. Classic & 1-;x OllC We wall sell your ca r on COl'l.'>1gnmt nl at your pn ce U.·~t location m ()range <.:ounly. For an f<>nnil llOn cull Jim Cur· rail .............. lJOOW Cousl !fwy Nwpt Heh c>42 1'11i3 1991 l''ord Cort.J.na 48.400 ffilles. n4*b.'l some work, l(OOd l(as saver. $600/bcst ofr 645-6174 ------AH. .... o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All-AaOMIO SALES, SBVtCE AHDUASIHG L978& 1979SALE NOW lN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT Bt:ACH 75~0900 ...... rower 9040 16.2 Day Sailor & trlr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16.2. $2100. bsl ofr. 964-:l179 Mercedes reserve diesel tanks available . All m o d e ls M c Man us Olevron. 1814 E. 1st SL S A. 542·6057. 'S9, i\lpha Kom eo 1300 S pyder. Res tored, wht/red. xlnl invest. S7SOO. Call 213/422· 7421 alt&pm . '76 Ranchero 1 owne r Xlnl. cood. 494·7262, or 661·1680. '73 01V: XJnt cond. new i6Toyota Truck longbed, pamt, Sllpd, 2.Smpg, mu11l t«.LBS LAMDI~ Exclusive dealer for 14' Sloop sail away. 4 new LR78XJ5 sll belted radials rnntd on 4 Chevy 5·lug 8" r a llye whls w/beauty rims & hubs S2SO 979-0368 see. 644·1160. FGl 11~1 Tl•ullrWrd New trailer. $850. 18f\ thru 30ft. Must fAill ! 532·2021. 4·s pd. lo m 1'i1 . New 1---------- radiaJs. 494-8284. Aid 9101 3838W.CoastHwy, NB J.3ft. sail boat w/trailcr. ____ 675-_0920 __ . ____ 1 "'75 Melenmarine Guppy '72 El Camano : AC, fiberglas cover. gd cond, 54M mi, $2300. 673· 1393. 60ft. Tr•wler type twin diestl, full eng. room. Water make r <n e w ), WMber/dryer. fuJI pilot house, lrg. saloo w /£ull kitchen. S22,SOO. Needs work. 581·9648 dys or eves. 1~ yr o&d Sea Ray JOO Spt bridge, twn, mbd, 255 Mere , IUdar. ftabltnder , heavy duty ball ayslem + charger. fume alarm. oth er xtr a s. m ech perfect & shines like new. OnJy 198 hra. As· 1ume $33,SOO + $10,500 dwn. 9155-1055; 675-5635. CFlWl. $1,700. Call eves. &wtmds. 213/~S22l. Km Ready to sail $350 548-9'11 36' McG REGOR CAT. l9T7, bank re po. Inspect & olf er. < 714 ) 675-8990 OaMJC ~Cini Sloop. 2111' Luden w/111.ap, Newport ~- WANT TO K ENT Tues· Thurs ea wk 25"35' aallboat from P.P . only. 10 yrs sallln1 es per . 631-12118. Ask for J ohn Snug Datsun top shell, cab high, tinted win· dows. S250. Aft 3:30. Mike. 548·9011. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lMPORTANT NCYnCETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price of Ite ms advertised by vehicle dealers ln the vehicle "58" '78 Toyota SIU. F1beri~las s hell. Cus tom whls . Automatic, air. cruise $llOO 846-3897 controt. s unroof. v inyl ---· ---·----lop. AM/FM s t e reo. '61 DODGE Ulll. truck <S02ULV I w/?JJ' ptpe rack. 3 s pd. ll Ststt cyl. Runs gd. PP. Make olr. 64.2-3634 "18 El Camino a /c, p/s p/b, tilt wheel. lo/ma. $4,500/b eat o ffe r 842-1520. 1:1611 Hefbc)f 8tW c:;.,_, Ooow "' .....aaa class1f1e d ad vertis ing 1·.-84-8-t-ud_e_b_a_k_e_r_.,.._l_o_n '72 lOOLS aruf. AM/FM. oolwnns does not include --&.. 1 .. ,,_ _..A. ...,...,. au&o, Sl,500. any applicable taxes, -'""' ....... ...,.,. 831·1J84. l.acense, transfer fees. _a_1..im __ . ------t---------- llnance charges. fees for "18 Chevy Luv. air, Im· ... MOWI • 'I' ~-· .. ·. Cl•••I" lnbd, a1r poUution control de--c -._. mJ --1otr The &xceptional w-• --.. vice certillcaUoNI or de· = ~.-. -. Alll 411 muc new mech'I done. D : Od ,..ce record. Real· -•-doc _..,, a.llS/bet&ofr. M4·al0. ly cln. id cond. Trlr incl. ... ument.ary pre· Manha.U . IMOO/bel 8'7MOIJ paraUoo charge• unleta 12 Ford Rancbero 8 cyl, Nice~ Wkle Ar· a. ft Sea Bird cabin t. · otherwise specified by newq.11400/beatolfer rayofColon,CaJI Utfor ma.er J/0 drive. Trlr. 22' Columbia: 5.,.,hp 1_the_ad_v_ert.1N __ r_. ___ --F.qWprnent and Detalla x.lot cond. M1ny xtrH. Johnaon0/8 . .. • I ·--------~I .aie suns. 665.9419. &JW!llH1 '73 Dltaun P.U. Off road Clilllet '520 extr ... AM/nl CUI., 2 LOBTMYSUPI Cal 20, 0 /8 , extras. Npl ••••••••••••••••••••••• •a• tank•. $3800. Zl' .......... Cbrls. Alk· .Up. '3800/obo. '17 H>ID CONV. .,.um. 8'73·1110. Ina N ,000/m•ke orr. M1·44118 "pu1a car. Needl work. ,11 _ .. 97.oeGO t//t 111-~ Muat •--------8'UI.». """" .Ofllt. II"'' Vmll&re Cat w/trlr. IAMCl•O ftMf ...-. New tram· Sl7.000 car when rHtora· TOTALLY LOADED •· 1111 ...... raft. new OllC outdrlve. Mn y ..,,. ...... .... DOline. Al la .... 18ZZl lion la completed. t• t•UlloL.o-> Devonwoocl Cir . f'.V. MBZ21t CCllllic>Md&n. .,__ MZ17 ..... MMOIT. lclaoell I• 14. S ulla , ·•Blick. Riviera: Needa ........ .:.ctnMd, i.• 6 ..-. PS, PB. • _,, ..... MM70a. • ....... k,'\ iJ w11 ,. . 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S44M4 I 0 540.fZ I l lt71DATSUH WA80M Automatic, r adio, h ea t er, factGry &Jr cood.. lug. Pit raclr ~ 7 ,000 miles. LlkeNEW! <173VG IJ. S4H9 tW.nC1•l1c 2000Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540-9100 ..,. l XIII A must •N ' lolml Y4tUuw /bli.C'l1. 979 700(! '7• Xl/D XJnl cond, lilU!>I tell fast AM IFM/Mtrt. Ask UIOO. 112-1621 '?<l 3'50-&.. R~rt> 4 WO sns CAR. 2WC-. "'4111 491.).~ '75 2400 llri,alr,..to,AM/FM c .. 675-'565 7J 280\.' Shu rp lu>.ury ''WPCI drk bm, auto. Al·, µw1 wind. idnl cund. I owntr, 2C>mpg tW& 0021 Hew lt7' Mf6lt More people buy the MGU convertible than any otber convertible! See US before yoo bu,y TODAY!!! "£.) ·~·'--'•' .... , .... ,...,,._. f-..;.-. -----7'J :HOD Loadl>tj , only 000 ...... 9727 mi. metaHic blue. mus t 29'25 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA -..;i·HOH61·cvc·c·· ~ ~2.UiO 979-2500 With II track stereo 4l on QI MBZ ~t-;. chall( brn, 197'~. ly 2 1,000 mil l's AC'.ttnrl.aulo.AM FM. <lOOULB) clean 752 941 l d ys. COMVBTllLE Otil. Y $3999 673-2Z16 eves $2950 With overdrive &. lug. gage rack. (2968) Was $7295; oo sale MEWPOl'T DA TSUH '76 2t10C Cam('l rnlur 888 Dove Stttet. Top cond Musl :.et> NEWPORT BEACH 95.5-0989 MOW-$6195 IAUBMOTOIS 2925 H.arbor Blvd . llJ.1300 ._.Mew'79 HONDA Cars MAMY To a.a 11• Frotn!, UNIVERSITY OWl..Wle H.-c_.. • GMC TNCb 28SO Harl>or Blvd <Arita Mesa 540 9640 '77 Accord Loaded Besl offer over $5,200 673-0077 MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cnITA MESA l'Ww 1979 979-2500 MGs & MIDGETs 10 'lock ror 1mmt'<l1ate ep.i dt-hvt.'ry ' Sec US ~fore •••••••••••••• ••••••••• you buy 19760pel 2 Dr. Coupe·ThL'I TODAY!!! is an 1deaJ car for quably gas rruJeage & low main· _, tcnance. 4 speed trans .• .. au~z.r, .. , rmg wheels & custom ac-.,.. o-· cent stripe . C3S4RSLJ. V .. 4 ' .... I •-... •-·•· S2W9. Earle lite Toyota 9746 ........ ,_,..... Vol vo. 1966 Ha r bor ~Harbor Rlwl Blvd . Costa Mes a . COST A M F.SA 646-9:m _ Ali.Al CNIYIUI· 'lYllOUIN COSTA MHA DATIUN 2U6Molbof~ ~10 0 IT'S WORTH THE TRIP. 2'26 llalbof ...., M04'.JO NAIRI CADIUAC, INC . 2600 "°""" li¥CI ~v•oo IAltll IKI IM'°9TI , ... ~...., ~ 0 ,. All makes, models and colors. ·i_) Classified Auto Advertising 'iiil-W~J in the DAILY PILOT •USIDIMWs• '765.UA S/R (195RK0l 'Tl 33041pd, 1t (670SPV) 'T153041pdS/R (0J79) 979 25'0 0 Have something to sell" ltl!!~~"'!M .. ...,.~~·1 ·77 Civic CVCC· Wht, • Class1f1cdadsdo1twell. '78 UO 4sp , A M I FM 1a;.;.;..;,;,;..;,~iiii;;;i;:;;;;;;~ii;i;;;:ll (231lJKH) '78«DcslA S/R (0062> 1!m Datsun 280Z Coupe· c:a..d• · ·-~ch deep copper with -------'---t dark 111tenor. Automa tic ·~COUNTY'S trans .• ai r cond ., OLDIST AM/FM radio & under 27,000 miles. (357243). & S7819. Earle Ike Toyota· ' ~f~d~: b'::t H~~~~~· Salea-Scrv1ce-Leas1J1g law Ccs-Yer,lac. ROIJSAoyce BMW l.540Jamborec Newport Beach 640-6444 '761MW2002 Automatic, Sunroof, Air condilloning, Sll·n·o, priced to sell. (41c NO F\JMAR) . SADDLHACk VAU.IYIMfiOITS 131·2040 4'Mt49 '67 3IOOC 5prta Cpe, 10.000 ml, xlat meet. auto. New Kmt'1, mullr, sllvr w/bl tnl. .... (7M) 'fD.8808 761MWSJOi AuloaM'tico, aunrooe. a 1r • caillltka•n1, stereo, 3 to cbome f1'om. (571PQM) SADIM.8ACll YMUY IMPORTS IJl .. Jt40 49Mt4t "71 Sd, auto, stereo cass, xlnl condition. $9400. 642-4959 '77630cll 4 Speed, Polaris Sliver, leather interior. stereo . ~te. mags. Sold und ser vi ce d by u s . m9UVR> SADDUIACk VM.LEYIMPOITS IJl-2040 49S.4949 72 3.0 CS, good cond. 90.000 mi. 4 spd, call cvs, 714-411r1-3:188 '78 :r.!Oi. A/C, anrf, lo mi ++-tr-$11 ,500. pp. ~lllK9. ~N. Beacii Blvd. LA HAB RA <SMi. No. of SA Fwy) C714t '2Z.5lll su.s.y by Appl. 616-9003. 1977DATSUN 210%2+2 4 speed trans .. air cond.. tape, mags & low miles. (Ser.:1*18). OM.YS7'95 HOWARD Clwnolet 1 Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 1971DATSUM 200SXCOUPE Wilhooly l9,Sl8actual tTU.les! t83KJJD). Mow cw, $4675 Mlncle M-*/IHCIUft 2150 Harbor 81.. C. M. 645-5700 lt77DATSUN lOOSXCOUPE S speed trans., air cond .• tape• Jow mlles. Sharp! (217SEC). OM.Y$4395 HOWARD a..rold Dove & Quall Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 1971DATSUM llOWAGOH Automatic. AM /f'M stereo, air cond., pwr. st.eenng, 6 cyl. fuel injec· Uon, 17,000 miles &. !jke NE W con dition . c:llSWDG>. $6999 Maben CCldllloc 2600 Harbor Blvd 1425 Baker St. COSTA MESA 540-9100 1976DATSUM 110%2+2 4 speed trans., air cond. & only 34,000 males. (042893). ON.Y$6899 Over 15 used "Zs" to choose from! 9'4IWPOltT DATSUN 8111 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH '11 BMW 5301. Auto, lo IJJ.llOO ml., metallic brown, '7UOZ tape/1\ereo, anrf, im· GoodCoadit.lon nae. -.o. ""5818. 668546 661-754.5 ---------· '• Bavaria interior & lt76DATSUM _,. xlnl. cond. 0epen. 1210COWI =her~· 754-5?05, or 4 speed tra111. 6: air cond. ---------t (mNLQ). ONLYS2999 ~DATSUN •Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.1300 AM ff M /Ca ss. $3200 ----I I ~~LJO bef llarn. uft ~~~·.~~.': ••••••• !~.~~ ~.~:.": ....... !~.~~ ~~·.~:.V: ....... !~~~ ~.~~·.~:.": ....... !~.~~ ~~~·.~.•.": ....... !~~~,~~·.~~.V: ....... !~.~~ ..... 9710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JAGUARS XJ6Ls, XJ L2L.' &XJSCoupes Most colors available for immediate de LI very. TEST DRIVE Of'olE TODAY!!! •rr .. , ~I . ....... ,_'"' . ....... ...,........ ...... _ 292.5 llarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 '77XJ-12L Automatic, u1r, full y equipped, 6M a c tual miles. Regency Rc tl w/lan bides ... Flaw le&s." (254UKT> CUVBIMW 1st & Broadway SANTA ANA/e-3171 1971JAGUAR Xl2L Loaded luxury & has low miles. (8266). Was S19.SOO; on sale MOW-$11,999 IA'8M010ltS 2925 Harbor Blvd. CQSTAMESA 979-2500 '74 XJ6. fully cqwppcd, c hauffeur dn ven . Bsl olr. 6'>!'11115 . Jag '73 XKE convertible, v~12 . fully equipped. 4-sp, s1lv/blk, 33M. e x· cell. cond. Jr you're look· ing for one of lhese rare beauties I.his IS it. $13.500 trade con s ide r e d . 5.1'1·7023, 675-8164 '75 XJ6L: Sable brown. tan int Xlnt cond. Must sell. S8500 or best offer. 714/661.(876. 9714 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Chia Coov. top cond. autc>-stick, AM/FM cass. mech. xlnl. Blk top/whl lOK mi on rblt engine 67K mL $4100. 673-2249 .... 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197'MilDA COSMO COUPE Automallc trans., air cond. &. stereo r adio <418NLF). HowCW,$3311 Mlrecle ..... , ....... 2150Harbor Bl., C.M. 645-5700 '74 Mazda RX3, economy, clean, runs x ln l. $1450/bst orr. 754.5300 d,ya, 897-4984 eves. 72 Mazda RX2, 4 dr. runs great. AC, ~ mpg, $1100. Call Dean. 544·5491 • - 1979 TOYOTA CRICA GT LIFTIACK A 1ft"J~at<. HI~ t.c:t<>r't' •• GOflO •tf~ Oie'W.M ~'" OWf '"·9''"'0 A~,._._. 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"•~nrool. 81 0 .... --------~or (crJl8"1'8N ). $31118 CHHlte (2~3) Waa (-) erra rand11 I). 3 C "r nlS -Vol ~ on.... --y .... 2,, ... ~, .... mllH . v II. r.. .... lite Toyota· vo, ' ~ -awJmlliC', powtr 11.eer· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1 11.MJl °" •:ACX .....,, Ur-·-................... (Jiii R > ''""' : p t • 9141 . . ..................... . : ..,, ........... a. ld• Offf' : ...... 811/nMt ..... , fr ~Call __ All • p 01• ,,. lf77POnC .. tlllT ... A 81arlt. Oil black wUh .......... u. air tOlld • Hl.up\lokl AM / l"M ~t•~r., al ll~......._ 1'11$K 1>1 . . ..................... . t • • • • • • : i t IAl.ll.lmYICI AMDL1At•1e OIDELBNOW AVAJL.A8LK llACH IWORTS .. 0ov.St ....... NEW.-ORT Rt-:Al'll 75~0900 °"" y s ... I IO llACH IWOITS MtOo"~ NEWt'ORTB~ ~ll 711-0tOO TI Ta,.. IU I .... ~1"'°r •11» ho•room N\UP«!' l.u w 1111l;i1t \t>ll1H~ lllt11k Prll eo '750 ....••.•••••••......... 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M24l78. !16"7 l2:\J'7 ~~-=-c-~~ ~~ ...___ 1 ........... • I I , . f . , I , • ' ' • . > ' '75 FORD 61A.MADA COUPI va. automatic trans . pwr. steering & brakes. radio. vinyl root. wsw t ir es & m o r e' 1656WCOI ISt k 1655AI '11 CHEVROLET MOYA 6 c yt. e ngin e. automatiO trans.. pwr. steering. radio and viny l I n te r io r . ~839 RXH). ($tk. '74 OLDSMOBILE •76 FORD •••MADA 6 c yl eng in e eutome11c Iran&. air cond . pwr steering & brakes. AM/FM radio. pwr. sunroof, Landau top & more! ( 193POS l (Stk P3974). s '77 DODGE ......... va. automatic trans . power steering, power brakes. AM/FM 'Jtereo & conversion package (866SWT) ( 1545ATl IOIC.AT 4 cyl. eno1ne, 4 se>eed tt1na.. atr cond.. pwr. ateerlng & brake•. AM/FM radio. wheel co v er• & more l (7IOW0W). (8tk. '3134). • ceptlo nally w t>ll '• m '1'1111•. runii 1rt•al mMllNatntd tllllLI N> . ..-. MY au, liuolu Ml au. IDlll F.arle Hui 1'oyul11 II.DI f7U~IO Vulvo, 111611 H•rbur lllS llatbor 81vd .. 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HOW.$6222 IAUER IUICIC '/jft:1 I farl11tr Hlv1I f I r..T I\ M fo"'>/\ 979-2500 ,:, (·•Ill·•'"· ff'll 1,UI\ I\ \1 1-''11 ,,, ,, I\ C. V II 1 111 J 11• w I' '\ V. lllJ ~'' $:flll l 'I.,. • ., '-tJt •AO ;,iilJlt .111 1, ~"'' "1t~ Sk 1 p Autos, Used ·········••··••········ •••••••••••••••• NABERS (1zdff(/1r ) 1£r Qlldity & rric• I.A HI: E S T ""·' 1-:1 ~rttl"i Ofo' "1-:W& 1·:-,1-.11 I "I llllANI: I-. I 'Ill"\ I\ I /\1111 l \('\.Al.I J· 1'1111 I l-1 1111' 1'1 "' "' .111.1111•· 1111 \111-t ( · ... • Or~Comty's s...m.c...... • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE I • ,ti h1·1 l.IJH' I 111 .... , ... ,., ( .il11111lt•l ..... 11111 ll•IV."I l,lf'lflr\ .1 I • •111tl ·"" '""' mil• d '''I \1 $4599 • 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Full I""'''' 1\M I~\! ,11·1 ""· 111 1 wl11••·I 1..11111.111 l•1p ,V, lt•.1 1 ho•t I II I I' I I'• I ~Ii 11 I p ' 1 'llir1t'ICK I $4999 • 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE "11111 jl\Vr "·ah. l ilt who·••I. 1 ""''' c·11nt1 nl •,1 .. 11·•1. ( 'a br111fl'I lufl .~ .Ill 11r th•· l'.1llllla• ll•<or11·'> Low, fu\\ n11l1·' Hlol7'1111 II • $5999' • 1977 CA.Dill.AC SEDAM DE VILLE F u I I I'"",.,. 'r111 '• 111t1trnl. lull vm\1 1t1p J\M l"M ~lt'r1•11 . 1111 wt11•1•I, l1 .. 1lh1·r ,\. "'"' 11111•'' 1t11~1 I IZI $6999 • 1976CADIUAC SEVIUE S11ITT 11wr M•al, /\ M ffM II tr.1c•k , lilt wheel. ••ru1•w 1·ontrol. paddl'tl I 11 11 /Iv l11w m 111•' I :!:lfil' Ill f 1 $7999 • 1977 CADILUC ELDORA.DO COUPE Ll'•Jlhl'r, 11t1•n•o rud1u. r r u 1 ., 1 • •· 1; n l r o I & l' ll h r I O I t' l I 11 I) 1:i12nx .11 $7999 • 1977 CADILLAC SIYtUI l"ull power . leother. r rul11c> control •ncl 11lereo radio. ttJMSPK 1. $8999 • VOLVO IV~1.011H11 2025 S Manchester ~lf "'u 1 11 89 Anaheim 750 -2011..,_ ....... __ -..-..--.. . ,, im: Reliable IAIU ID OVER 100 QUALITY CAR..c; TO SELECT FROM • • VOLVO _..... ttMMAllOR ICMUYAID '14 l41A Wp: t.q rack, COITA MBA NABERS <LJ. ~I·/J/J _ ~ · c;arunau./ AC. PB, JJH .. lit. 3IM, 1714"46-tJOJ :&:: Id ccind. moo. t1141MM4'7 I lt:I» 111\rbOt BM1 Cu\t<\ Mttw. !>40-9100 • ' .. . ---·-•...... , ........ ..._ ....... . •• -- '• • • ' 17 I ....... u .. d I ...... UM4 ............................................... , ...................... . ... DAILY '9LOT • J J n11 ,.. H41 ,.. tt11 ... w • noo ....................... . ............ ~......... .....•................. ·········~·· .. ·~······ ............................................. . MOO....._N•w flOO ...... New HOO ·n ~tu~: ~~. r~ Jrhr•&~ ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;trc=.~i =tlol~: .~a:c:~~ ~.a~ :.~~=~!. :w:::.~n::'. :!:!!!~:~~:~1:·. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SALE rark, ma11 w/ovala • ...._......_ "41 ....... (OllUUJ <41'I07' -IMIO 5'491 ...................... . UIK'ofn VenaJlles, l1>.1t -Hartlor Bl .. C.M. * if'. Jmml( tMa 19,000 m!, beaul 540-5131> ,.._...: •*· ~ '°'· ~T11c-· ~J.:'r . .!1', ~1 ..!!!' L ~..!.."'°· •.ooo m• . .. .. W .... elfu .... 111.lllltaAAa ,._ .. ·-._, --· ·-....... ..!!!!!!!!:---I~-----...._--C'IM> ... .., 'Tl Town C•r: Loaded. Ml-IOM JPC ..... IO • ......... 'I!!!!!!!!~!!!!!'-J2M ml ~arrant.)', clean. '74 Plalo wo, auto trana, -.,.,.-a, f CJI, I .... 1: -f7llOO /S.WO t o pymnlA A C , very r I ea n I: t ~ • • • w I \ a. IJ'Hl runnin1 cond. : H I J _M0-5801 Sl.800/bestolr. IWal ......_ ... tna letW., All /Piii ateno, S7SO * •· h .. d /P'M .. •117 -.................. M.rc.y . t .tSQ '13 Pfnto Squire Wgn, 4 u • '• • c • • • • ll • · ; Malibu w "-I '71 .-CuaY .. •••••••••••••• ••••••• apd, AM I FM caaacllc, , ..... , • .,_1 a t.. C:0U.MD7 ORANOECOUNTY'S AC, new br ka/clutcb ldl'W'CI Alf. p ~' AIC, AMIPM lllull~opt.i-.frl~11u1 MIWIST Slfl)()Ji.t.833-8281 ......... ,, :::Om:' raet.,as.eoo tbao u .ooo milu UNCOLN·MERCURY IJI~ .......... --. ~N) •... '7580; r>n OEALERSmr• ~rea~~ll~~~d A;eci~ "Jl~LT,A/C,,..w •;1k: ,;JI NOW-16111 IAYflLADHOI lliOOn.tolfer.U.·7 . ""'-..... ml. --. n•••••••••-•••••••••• •a.•-•-• UNCOLN·MERCURV -. --~ -- -1'48Aut.oCent.er 01'. nfmGIM: ft 0 ~ ln6 CNIYall aauta.rbOr Blvd 'fOFw)t·Lake Porcal exit> ••-••••••••••••••••••• cau ... , tt2• ....................... 1mCH1¥1our NONTICAILO ........ k. pWJ'. at.Mr· lal.br.._.,. ....... alr ecmd. • -tbH U.000 mllee. <007UAM). W•-:on &ale MOW·SlllS IAUmlUICIC 2111Ularbor Blvd. 008TAMESA t1t..aot tmCHIVIOUT MOVA:- Aulornat.lc, pwr. at.eerinll 4 brakea, air cond - economy plus low miles. lliMSLR). Was $4895; on .. MOW-SJlll IAualUtCIC 211125 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA t7'-2SOO cc•oa.cowe can'AMISA IRVINE 1971PLYMOU'nf Vl.Mftcn'f"trw:-;aJr '7"'2100 130.7000 Altll()W cond.. pwr, ...-tut • ,_ _______ 1~-------4 ..,.,t -.. 1.... tA ti ....... ipllt pwr. lelt . 1971 tiacuay Cl .... c• • 'N! .. ,, ............ au..,ma c ....._ c,,.. CODtrof ....,...._. ~ t.rw .. air cond .. aide •11t _ .. '••I lea ther' C~AI Xl7 '76 Monarch Gbla: 4dr, mokltnp, pwr. brakee. ~ ..,. ' ' Aatrofod, aWreo rldlo le only 21111 mlJes, a uto, uir,. radJo, bucket te*ta, WSW AM/l"'M •tereo, vinyl 8 track tape pl•"er and PS, PB. M1 c bcllns . radial tires & more' top. C\llt.Om Wbeels, WW ' VLJC ..,_ ...... , (t74PWO>. c r u 1 • u con tr o I. recllruoe buck4.lt seats, (~ ). Slffl CSer.•U4711>. ~~..,Ll~ w /la n Int . $4695 ~10pm1-22·'1t $6999 Expirea10pm7-22·79 AT LAS LHRY~l i~ Pl YMOUTH Open Dally A Sunday 'tll JO PM ....... C•••c · 7 6 Mo nt e go M X 2IOO Harbor Blvd Brougham, wht w /wht 1425 Balcer St. v!nyl lop, 311,500 m1. 1m· COSTA MESA mac cond, uriM ownr 540-9 '00 S2800. 644.890$ ------------ ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Dally & Sunduy 'tll 10 PM 2929 ffnrbor Jllvd. COila Mesa 1 '07 Cougar. Wht/whl. $100 &t A.5SUMF: LF:l\SY.. Auto, PH. PS. A/C. Very '78 Zephyr wagon. Good 29'29 Harbor fllvd Costn M C1'1J ' 546-1934 --- S..S..el S.! CffRYS&.m 77 COIDOIA Loaded l.nclucl1og IUD• l'Cd, •t.weo. fl.&U power • low mileage. (429RYXt Warranty avaJlable. #)ClCI cond. 544-4760 dys, m I , A IC P I S, PI B 562-3849eves. ~ --------546-1934 '73Sat.eUlt.e: Musl liell. g4 Dadp 9935 •w-. ttSZ oood, runs well, PS, pij, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• vln lo p , nu t ires Doct.se Aspen 4 Or. I f7t FOltD ~/best. 640-9747 Sedao-Beaullrul white MUSTAMa COllA 1977 rL YMOUTH FVIYCOUPI SlHS JIMSLIHOHS lfn CHIVIOUT tMPOITS M+.UIU CLASSIC 1970 llARBOR BLVD. with a rich. )>ur1undy 'IURSO. c oyl., 4 speed vinyl roof 'Also ha~ air tran11, s unroof, pwr. cond .. pwr. 11teering & stccr1n1 " brakes , Jes., than 23,000 miles. AMWM ster~. mags & <fll8RUKJ . $.119'J. Earle Uke new-only 3000 mlles. lke Toyota Volvo, 1966 (~). CStk.P3940J. · Harbor Rivi.I . Cos ta $6511 V8, automaUc truns , ;11r cond .. pwr. slevnn11 & brake!!, sphl seul. radio &wswUres. <G1:1SltXJ 1 $3395 Qqle. A beauty with on· COSTA MESI\ ly 21.000 mi l e s , 6ll·IZ7613J.9300 1i1utomalfc trans .• pwr. ------ bleering , air cond & lt7t CHllYSLB VlQYl top. C7118SWQi. LflilOH OMLY $4395 V8, automatic tram, . HOWAU C ... Y,..t pwr. stecnog It brakeri, Dove&QualJStB. tmted glass, radio. tape NEWPORT BEACH lltripes, wsw radlaJ tires 833-oSSS & more! < 1005221. Mosa, MG-OlO:J. '74 Dodge Ou rt Xlnl cond. Auto, AIC, SJK mi tlSOO/o( r. 646-6606 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 'lObO HARBOR lllVD. COSTAMESA 64'2·0010 1974FOltD MUSTAMGU Expires 10 pm 7 ii 1!1 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Opt:n Da ily & Sonrl.1v '11/ HI PM 2!12!1 11 :i rhor llh f'f ('C))>(a M l'i.a 546-1934 This is your opportunity to choose from over ·400 fine fuel efficient new Cadillacs -Including Eldorados and Diesels all Sale Priced at substantial savings and ready for immediate delivery. The time to act is now -the opportunity will never be better. SALE STARTS 7-20-79-8:30 AM 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-9100 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Unusual Con, Clouic:s. Ant_lqws. Roe~. & On~ of a kind! NW. lt71 . $5195 . CLIA•4NCE! Expr~ 10 pm 7-22·79 1975 Dodl(e Ourt 2 Ur. Hardtop Leiss thun 41,000 ITllles on lh1s luxury mid· size car Vretly mctulhc bur~undy with be11te vinyl lop & beuut1ful v e lour 1nl e r 1or . Automatic trans . air COfld. & pwr. 11tecnnic. <53lLWG). 12700. Jo;arle Ike Toyota.Volvu, IOOG Harbor Blvd . Costa Maa. 646-Q).1. 4 tyl , 4 spct.'tl trans . air oond. & stereo C8811CUt!. (681KV8). OHLY $2799 NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street Nt.WPORT DEACll --------~~·.~:.-: ....... !~~ ~~!·.~:.-: ....... !~~~1~~·.~:.-: ....... !~!!~1~.°.~·-~:.--: ....... !~.~~1~:.~·-~:.-:~.=.-.!~~~ on Camaros, Caprices. Monte Carloa. Mal!bus & Novaa. DraaUc reduc- tions! SAYE MOW!!! CONNELL ( HfVROL ET • I \' I S4i>-I 200 1'71 CMIVIOUT MOVA ~ cyl. econ o m y , aut.omaUc lrans .• pwr . steerl.na, air ClOOd. •low mUea. (J76Vn ). OMLY$45t5 HOWARD CiteYJoltt Dove It Quall St.ti NEWPORT BEACH lll-0555 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Dally£. Sunday 'Ill JO P M 2929 llorbor Blvd. Coll ta M l'!l3 546-1934 lll-1300 '72 Dodge,6cyl,6!,000 mi. ---- reg gaa, S1400. 847·5787 'ITT Faat Back 300 Jiii, pb, aA6PM lil. am/fm 8 lrack. 960-494e '75 Cordoba: Silver, full '74 Colt: am/fm c1t111elte. pow.r, below bluebk. bt(lh "'Pl· GOO/Bes t Of· '7S MUSTANG IMOO. llT~Wl bet l<MJ fer. 53&-0892. Gd oond Best offer 1979 CHaYsua NIWYOBM "'1M AYIMUI VS, automatic trans .• pwr. •teennc • brakes, alr CClftd., 80/40 rec Un Ing leather pwr. bench aeata, 5th Avenue Ed1lion pkg .• j.lau aun.roof, AM/.t'M stereo w /8 track tape, waw radla l l l res & MORE! I 182743) '74 Dodge, 4-dr sedan, 6 7fl0.9388 aft &pm cyl. AIT, P/S, A/C, AM , _______ _ radio, '1750. 008-0071. 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-PHIL LONG FORD '79 MUST ANG -------· MOWDISCOUNTEO $2800 A RARE F IN D !! 4 SPEED TRAN S .. POWER ·STEERING, AM/FM CASSETTE, DIGITAL CLOCK. 111- BACX BUCKET SEATS, S P O KE WJH:ELS . UNDER 8000 MILF.S! $4650 or otrcr P I P I 183WQX I 645· 1404 HURRY' • • llUftRY ON DOWN • '751M'ALA 4 doo r seda n , V-8 . automatic, power 11teer· log, fact. air. new paint.. newtJr«l8. 192JMJT) Sitts elf ot manufacturcr'11 re· t&U sticker pn re Expira 10 vm 7-22·79 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH * J.C. FORTUNE Open ~i11:~ t~nday PonUac·GllC 292f1 llart¥1r Blvd. 3lOO E.. lst. Santa Ana Cm1a Mcso ~~17~14~)558-~1~000!'-~ __ 5_46-193!_ • -• '75 Cordobe, silver, full 1977 CHIVROL!T CAPttlCI SIDAH A liaury model that's loaded, bH beautifu l blue veloW' Interior Ac h1 11harpJ (JOTZT). power , bile lthr in t . l\M/t'M 111.ero. air, xlnl cond, lo ma. SZ700. fm..:11.17 '77 Chry11lcr CorcJoba ~un root. radwl t1re11, lthr In· ter, bm, lo/mi. $4.005 m-Om. ..... ·····~' .,, , • .,. o..., , .•••• , ~,.,_.,..,,.,,.,.,M., , ...... •NEATWAGON ' • '76 FOllD COUNT'IY S(i>UllE IOPASS. WGH. V 8, 1ulom1llc. p<1wcr s teering. power win· cJows, lock11, fact air, I.Ill, cruilw, rack. 11t.erco. spilt scut.JI. new rod1al11 (ri2!1NWGJ Sl49S *J.C. FORTUNE OMLYS4695 HOWAIDC•••••t Dowe• Quall St.II. NEWPORT BEACH ___ e_J_J.O_l_l_I __ .,, Lincoln Conllnental 2 Dr. Hardtop-Very hard P0t1tiar OMC a'XlO E. l&t. Santa J\n11 (714)~1000 ~!;!~.·~~~ ....... !!.~~ I~~!!~!!~~~ t97tCHlftOLIT toftnd a pre.unscv that MOMlA SPIDll ~ reautar sas, bas Automatic trau .. lac-U.. full alze for utmoet lorJ air Coad., rallye comfort 6 bu been , ........ low mllta • Wt:e cared for u tllia one ob-NDI t•WOY). ~ bel. Lela than 117H M ,000 "111ea, beautiful white leattaer metaUJc ...... C1M11: lold w/otf whtle vinyl ..,Harbor Blvd. rool, ,...,1 pwr. wtn- .1431 Baker St. dowt6tatll. Ult, cruise, ~A!ll&SOOA etc. (412LFM). $3499. I '76 H>ltD W .... TOllHO squtll Automallc, pwr. steer· Ina. saereo. air cond .• lo.-m!Jee 4 XLNT cond1llon. <DWWOJ. SpedaJ price ~ ' sntt ....... c.-.c 3800Harbor Blvd . t•BeterSt . COl'l'AllF.SA 540-9100 '69 Mustang p /11, p /h, radio, uuto, lCood cond. RJck, 661·:M>0'7. lt61 fASnACI< SW) ~1965 s fl6pm '76 Gtua ttip. 4 l'YI, 26mpg , $3,0CO/bcsl orrcr ~ oi 10 all.6. Mus tanf( II '74 . 4cyl , clean. reg gos. AC, PR, PS. slick , 26M m1 , 54.'>-l:llS tf 55 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 270CXJ MILY.S • '77CUTLASS SUPllMI H.T. y.s. a utomatic, power steering, powe r win· dotva, tilt, fact. ~ir, alereo lape, land1u . (139RKW> $41'5 * J.C. FOITUNE Pontiac·GMC 3JOO £. lit, Saata An• (714)668-1000 --. r..rtt lb Toyota-Volvo. • llarbor Ulvd .. co.ta ..... 8*tla03. 'Tl OIUa9 Supreme. AC, tilt whl. All/FM, good iii '75 Cntry Sq. Wi n: mint en, PP.~7 • cond, Ac. etereo. tape, '11 Omega. g cyl. 2uoo cruise, 9 pa11, $2816. ni. z ctr. landau t.oP. PS, • •DOWNOAC * 6Q-ON8ev91. PB. 4 new Urea. Mint ·~ '"'-•.-:- ••• .. , ... Lnif i '.I-;&..,-I , ............. ............... ~air ~ ... ~. 74LICOLN 1986 Ford Ltd, 71,000 *"3nd. S.t otr ofer '2800. COMTl•rrAL INI•. $111/ best ofr. ,_~ __ 9_. ----- NAmc If . MMIUllm "JOOldl Delta. M ,_.., ..._ ... &, '11 Oraa1da : lmmac Exc,&llDtCOllClllloa. flMI&. llr, .... Ult, lu1-. l"GDd. .., c&Mn, lo ml, ...-a..._... r-·,.. ..... .... •HJ ~rH. HIOO. '11~S..pnmt,A/C, Dm. Pl/P B, Klllt coad. U4tl Galu1 IOO ldr. xll'lt. -/offr . ..,,._ * 1C RITm Ill t lal ..... ffl7 ...U.c·OMC --•-•_ • .,_.-__ . --·-• 1 •:;:1•::;.:::•••••• m>&llt,....._Au ,,. .. 1111roar: Loedecl. -r1 ..- mA>•UJOt air, •••lom chrome PIMrO•AN ''!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!I......, asntrrn 1tereo c eyt . ..-.,..,..uc, .. a., ~ IS ml, ·--..... IMll. tarp. ,... llr ~!I_ CUl tom ... ... _... -..';:• woc"8 ffJI tlan rear wladow Is a:.vwllW1wU.... . ...,,. ; 'f, --............. U'lllt r bllcll. N .110. ( ). 1'76Cl.,.0Llf •7441. -'Newport SUfl COIVMllT·TOfl llwl.C.ll. . ftil .. la a lo1ded "71 LTD: c-try _..,.. maroo• bta UlJ I W11: lo nM, Oat eoM, CIMGA>. m111 .xtra1, tHOO . ONLYl1ttl ._. MOWA9 C:.1wr •t •T·llrd4~1eat cond. --~··· Almalt .... ...,. fNlh NSWPOlft'811M:H ....... 6 out. PIO tl7. .... ....,,., * • . l . ·- AT LA s I'"' 'fl 1· • ·~ 111 I H Open Dall1 11 9unclay 'tll IOPll -Hartlor llvd. eo.a.11 ... .. .. ,,,4 .... SPECIAL PURCHASE Of Like-New Ford Motor Co. EXECUTIVE CARS ad special Purchase ... We m e a . Cars (never of Ford Executiv~ut Ford Motor .owned by any~~e g Linc o l n ' s , c o .) inclu i; i ephyr's and Mercury 's. a~hese Like-new '78 's we're offen~g 'th very tow mites) and '79's_( a f1' tow prices . These at unbehevab y Uent care. cars have had exce . ecial purchase Our ta.st such r~~ the energy was made du nd ~74 Those cars crunch i n I971d3 a . n a .period of 3 were all so i days ! . So HUT.TY -our cars Now . truckloads of are arriving . Call or come on down to Johnson and today _ Make Son · the BUY of Your Life. .. ........................... .......... NEW '79 LTD 4 DR. s1334r!. NEW '79 T-BIRD s1431Ve. NEW '79 MUSTANG INDY PACE CAR ) ' .. i.,... ' NEW '79 RANCHERO 500 "Tl o.ter eeoee. k JI. lo/ml. .... coed, Sl,~. -....ev•6wlmda. 1m Pl.YMOUTM YOLAllWAeGM Vl,~c tr&M.,alr COftd., pwr. 1teertn1 • brak•. radio, root rack. wa w U r ea at more! (S71UlX). $4495 ExpirM 10 pm 7 ·22-79 AT LAS CHRYSl ER Pl YMOUTH Open Daily at Sunday 'til 1.0 PM 2929 llarbor Rlvd. Coeta Meu 546-1934 '64 Plymouth. 2 dr cpe. lllnt ~ gd tares. gd Jl'll. Ong uwner, bet orr 96J..J.'585 '76 4 door c us tOn'l Fu ry 32.000 male=s. Manl cond /Ur, uut.o. $1650. :;s7.5930, 9'65 ....................... 1971 PONTIAC Al,..dfoft_.a Like NEW cond1t1on thruout w ith many . many extras! (28291 Was "89S; oo sale MOW-$6222 IAUBIUICIC 2925 Harbor Blvd CaiTAMESA 979-2500 ---- 1977 POMTIAC Rrebird Slrybird Lll(hl blue w/blue velour anten or & low male:. Sha rp & l oaded ' <&'i9TPT> ONLY $5795 HOW AID Chenold Oovc & Quail Su. Nt.WPORT BEACH lll-0555 1977 PONTIAC GRAMDPRIX In rtawleas cond1t1on lhruout with many, r11iny extras! 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P'l1UH8 rele•aed by lht lena• om. ol Releareb lhow tbat eldee will lole between 10 and • pero.l ol the auiatwe they reee6\'M thlrin1 the fiscal year tut end.cl June 30. 8e1'ool diltrlcta, on lht.I other band. wlll receive lncreaaea raa.U. from lour ton percent. accorcfinl to research olllce fi1ur•. · Tbe bai&out money Is lot.ended tO help local 1overnmenl6 offset the effects of Pror>0sitlon 13. ft'unds would come from sur· pluses in the stale treasury . • t"ollowing is a 1istlng of the rund1 clliea and echoc>I districts would receive thla fiscal year. lhoa-e ol lasl year aod the percenta1echan1e. -Seal Beula: $335.600 ; '372,000. down 9.8 percent.. -Hu•&laiton Beacll: St ,959,000; $2.233,000 . down 1.2.2percont. -Foua&ala Valley: $391.000; $452.000, down 15.4 percent -Costa Mesa : $797.000 . $l,029,000.down23percent. -Newport Beacll: St,455,000~ $1.655.000, down 12.4 percent. · -lnl•e: $196,000; $280,000. down 30 percent. -Laguna Beacb: $439,000 . $493,000. down 11 percent. -San Clemente: $286,000 ; $320,000. down 10.5 percent. -Seal Beach Elemea&ary School District: Sl.3 milUon . $1.2 million. up 3.8 percent. -H.U.,._ Beaela Elemee· -Newport·Meu Unified: tary =. $10.8 million; $10 mUUon, l .3 million: $36.5 miUlon, up 3. 7 up 7.6 percent. rcent. -Hutla&&H Beaelt Ullloa: lrvlae Ualfled : $21.2 $38.7 million; $36.4 million, up m lion: $18.9 million, up 12.S 6 4 percent. • pe nt. -Oceaa View Elemeatary: -Laguna Beach UnUled: SS.4 $17 .3 million; $16. 1 million, up million: SS.1 million, up. 6.4 per- 7 .3 percent. cent. -Foaatala Valley Elemen· -Saddleback Valley Unified: tary: Sl3.9 million ; $13 million, S32.3 million; $28.8 million. up up seven percent. <See FUNDS. Page AZ> Schlesinger Sacked Transit Chief Adams Also Leaving .Office ~atulatie11• ~,.w,,..._,. Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, D-Huntington Beach. congratulates Assemblyman Leroy Greene, 0 - Sacramento, chairman of the two house conferel)M com- mittee that worked on an agreement on post Pll6position 13 bailout funds for local ~overnments and schools. The measure was approved Thursday and sent to the Senate. <Related story, AS > West County Sees Hiked School Funds A bailout bill designed to fund schools this fiscal year cleared the state Assembly Thursday and -if finally approved would offer more stale money to west Orange County school dis· tricts than had been antkipated. Local school officials report that the bail-out funds are only a portion of the monies expected this year from the state govern· fll ent and generally will more than balance their 1979·80 budgets Dale Coogan. superintendent ol O~ean View C elementary l School Di.strict, sajd this mom· ang that bjs financial people hne not really had a chance to look al the measure and what il will mean. He said, thouah. that a quick Jook at tlle fi1urea indicates bis dlatr\c:t wlll receive about 1.3 .. rcent more slate money than atlcipated in early budget 4ralU. Cooaan said he wouldn't ex- ~tly be happy with tbe lundJng !Mlt that he would be "pleased," MPf'clally ll other state funds fOr School Jmprovement Pro· Coa8t Weather grams and the Cd)Jcatlon of the handicapped arc funded as an· ticipated. G lenn Hardy, Fountain Valley (elementary> School District superintendent. today said an anticipated 7 percent hike in the baii·QUt funds over last year ac· tually came as nQ surprise. "Under the circumstances.'' he said, "il's certainly in the ballpark of what J thought we would get. I think we've had a guideline of what the governor probably would accept all a long." He said the increase over last year's allocation would provide the district with $13.9 million for lhe fiscal year. Lawrence Ke mper, Hunt· ington Beach City c elementary) School District s uperintendent, said hls diatricl like the others will gel more dollars per student this fiscal year. However, a ll of the west coun- ty districts are losing students through declinina enrollment. Regardleu, he said, his dis- trict's income wlll be "a litUe better than we had hoped tor. Dul lt'1 really juat peanuts." Offidall at HuntJnaton Beach Union Hish School District could not be reached for comment on the. leCfslalion which sllll must clear the State Senate and be slaaedbyGov. EdmundG. Brown Jr. WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter removed Energy Secretary James Schlesinger to· day and will nominate Deputy Defense Secretary Charles W Duncan Jr. to replace him. gov ernment officials said. Schlesinger conrirmed that Carte r has accepted his resigna· lion. Capitol 11111 sources said the pre8ident told congressional leaders or his selection of Oun can to take over the Energy Department. Schlesinger. at the Capitol to testify before a House commit· ENERGY PLAN GAMBLE- BUT NEEDE~dltorlal, A6 POLL: CARTER JOB RATED 'POOR' -88 tee. wcis asked about reports that he was leaving lht: ad- ministration. "Thal is cor rect ." the secretary said. Trani;portat1on Secretary Brock Adams also was fired to- day. completmg Carter's cabinet surgery. As ked about Schlesinger. Hou1e Majority Leader Jim Wright of Texas !laid he expect- ed Carter to make the officlul announcement later in the day. Wright said it was his un· derstanding that Schlesinger would remain in office until the fall. while Congress is consider · ing the president's recent energy proposals. "It's cut a nd dried ." one source s.Ud or the Duncan de· cis ion. Duncan refused lo con firm or deny it early today , as did White House press st:cretury More Storms, Building Surf ~rri~!. !:~!.ed strength off the Mexican coast, weather forecasters were citll· ing for more thundershowers a nd big s urf for the Orange Coast. The freak storms lhat hil early this morning brought .07 of an inch or rain lo Santa Ana and Costa Mesa and traces of moisture in scattered locations along Orange Co unty 's coaatllne. Surf conditions this momin1 were moderate. but lifeguards said swells pushed north by Dolores were expected to start Pounding the coast with big surf by tonight. Dolores, according to the Na· lional Weathe r Service. was about 1, 100 miles south or Orange County moving west· northwest at eight knots. Her w1Dd velocities were clocked al 100 to 13> mph. A weather service sl>QJ(esman said that more or the llght.niq, thunder and rain that occurred late Thursday and early today could be expect.ed again this evenlq. MosU, auan.y days with bi .... bt low '70I at beaches to mid-ao. lDlud. Lows &oa11btiD ... INl••TeDAW Carter Breakdown? .. ,.. ,. ..... .,.. """' •· ~ Mrn•• '"' o 411.,.,,, tllOOll-"p#oHt /'w ,_. ... Clllll '*-to.'' T"' ,..,. •. ,. ......, °" tlw -. ,_,..Alf. d ... ~ NEW ENERGY CHIEF Charles Duncan Jr. Jody Powell Under the shadow of Defense Secretary Harold Brown. Dun· can . a multimillionaire a nd former Coca-Cola executive In All a ntu . has wielded more pow e r t h a n mos t C abinet secretaries as he managed the Af'Wl ...... 10. ON HIS WAY OUT Tran11t Chief Adams Pentagon on a day·to-day basis White House political aides have high regard for Duncan a nd have sought a wider role tor him in lhe administration. Some administration oHicials s ay Duncan has chafed under Brown, but Duncan's associat~ F/n$h FWods Slam South State Areas By 'l'tle Associated Prells /\ torrential rnmstorm set off desert flash Ooods over a wide <irca of Southnn Cali forn ia overnight. shooting waves of mud into at least 500 homes. washing away road:.. knocking out powe r . ~t.>wag e and telephone service and c<iusing at least one death. A body was found early today in a car swept into the rampag· ing Whitewater River Wash in Rancho Mirage east of Palm Springs. which is normally dry. authorities said. The storm from the Gulf of California raged us far north as Inyo County, 200 miles north of Los Angeles. and as far south as ..., """ ...... ._ Debby Boone, who ... pro. pelled .. ~ witla ..... rec:~tl "You 1J1¥ Up 111 Uta, tDld Orana• Coua· t1 'J'ali ~ that wbln •h• .. till ........ la "1lqiq'lt to -Lord. .. .. ,~~ ...... ,. San Diego .. We had the sky fall 10 about 6 15 last njght a huge tropical rainstorm." s aid Lita Reid. editor of lh<' Ridgecrest In- dependent "'There were light ning strik e~ th rou~houl the Sierra .. The Palm Sprmgs areu. where· 4 70 inches or ram fell 10 a six. ho ur period OV('rnight. was hardest hit. said Riverside Coun· ty Fire Capt. Pat Kerrigan. Heavy damage was reported in Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert. Indian Wells. Cathedral City, Thousand Palms and Desert Hot Springs "There arl' SOO homes hit. some with three to four feel of mud in them.'' said Kerrigan. ··The rain sent the mud down in· to the canyons. where there a re large residential tracLc; and they were the ones hardest hit. .. Evacuation centers were set up tor resident<> or the stricken area. he said. and the Riverside County Fire Department sent hand crews. engines and 10 squads into the area to help with lhe maasive clean·up. he said. Although the rain slackened off by late momlng, the forecast for later today called tor more rain and thundershowers. "We've never had anything quite like it," said Kerrlaan. The city of Palm Springs suf· fered only minor dama1e. with a few buildings nooded and a few streets closed, said Molly Paulsen, a spokeswoman for the city police department. But the main route in and out or the dty -HJghway 111 -was closed in aeveral spots becauae of mudlUdes, she Hid. A bridte alon1 the hishway was washed out by ram and mud hampering repair crew1 beadlDI to tbe 1tric:k• area. "Hllbway 111 ls cloled from Windy Polnt into Palqs Sprtap. It's w..W out. Tben are 1ar1e boulden, debria and waler on tb• road," ~aid California Ha:Patrol omeer Rleb a •JU....._. ,.... ... otrlee •• -... ~ ....... b)' ..... 1Mlt ..... ........................ .,, mlcrowan rlldlo Md waa told ............ al,.,....... ... out la Raello .. , .... lf~ waa laurt •far• .. -now.' al tht!1 Pentagon deny this and s ayf,the two have worked together amicably Powell s ci 1d ht-expected Carter to complete evaluat.mi.e his Cabinet before lht· weekend and to tum his attention next week lo hjs own senior staff. In lhret' announcements 1n 4 1r~ hours Thurs day. Powell i;a1d Ca rter had dumped llealth. Edu ca tion <1nd Welfare Secrewry Joseph /\ Ctt lifono Jr. ttnd Treas ury Secr1ttary W Mi chael Blumenthul und had cic cepted the res1gnc.t1on or friend and fellow Georgian. Allomey General Griffin B. Bell The moves drew ~t'nerally <'rtl1cul re<1ct1on~ on Capitol Hill lkvcahng a new Ccibinel look for a n election year . Powell ~citd C<irlcr will nominall' Jlous 1n g <1nd Urban Dcvt>lopmcnl S<!crctury l'ulnc1a . H llarns to succeed the con trovt·rs 1al 11nd out ~pok cn Califano f"<.-deral Reserv(' Chu1rman c; William Miller to s ucceed Hlumcnthal. who has had fn : quent clashes with Wh ile House staH members Deputy Attorney General Benjumin R. Civil etti to replace Bell. Powell s :.iid su<:rc~sors to Mille r and Mrs. Harr11> will bt.' named soon. Hit-and-run Death Suspect Surrenders A man polic1· ulh.•g1• w<i~ l.hc drtV(•r Of a htt·and-run 1·ar thttl killed a womirn rwd<'slnan in lluntmgton Beach l<1!!t week sur rt•nd('red hjmself lo p1,licc th1~ morning D<>nru~ Del m{mlt:. 22. of 201$ l.ugonia St.. Newport Ilea ch was arrested ut the Huntington Bc<1ch Police Station on fe lony ht t ·and ·run and felony manslaughter charges al 8:45 a.m .• poLict-s ay. Police had recovered a car Monday they hcltevc took the hf<' or 24-ycar-old Martha Cis neros or Montebello. who wa~ struck down on Pacific Coast Highway about 3 a.m. las t Satur· day. . Police impounded a blue Saab. heavily damaged on the right front lender. after ci Costa Mesa apartment owner. John Eiler. spotted the car in the rear park· ing lot or hjs apartment com· plex. A description of the car. eRtabllshed by parts strewn at the death scene, was puhUshed in a Dally Pilot story Monday. PoUce say Eiler read the story and phoned police . The s uspect 's attorney . William Gamble, had contacted authorities Thursday a nd in · formed them that Delmonte would s urrender himself for questioning, police say. Police say the Impounded vehicle is registered lo an un· ldentl/led friend of Delmonte. The suspect had borrowed the car, r>0Ucesay. Gamble, when contacted to· day, would not comment on the case except to acknowledge that Delmonte had contacted bim several daya a10. Delmonte, who wu belnc held al Hunllnstoa Beach Jall, wu attemptinl to be relea1ed on hil own recoplunce, poUce said. . LOS ANGELES CAP) -The 10-year court battle between tbil J city ud IQ10 eo..ty over water ' 1uDOU• wUI eoaUDue, ID10 al· ~ ftclila b9Ye promlted, followlna l rejeetion ol tMlr lateet' offer bJ the oltr Board of Water and Power. I When thla pboto or Huntlnaton Beach Parade Gr and llanbal Hany ··c., .. 8Mue was published. the lad.v rid· ln1 with bl,m wu incorrectly identified. The lady ls Sheue•a wife, Edna-Mary. We apologize, Mrs, Sbeue. .~Judge Walsworth ~Quits County Office , ~ Oranae County Superior Court Judge Jamea H. Walsworth re- signed his office toda y to ent.er private practice. He was the first county Jlld1e at that level to leave the bench voluntarily in at least 40 years. Wala worth said h.la disillusion· ment with Jijgber court attitudes plua a lucrative otrer from an Oran1te County law nrm we re primary reasons for his surprise action The position pays $52,000 a year and baa libera l retireme nt benefita. Several possible c andidate11 bad been mentioned as possible opponent.a against Wa lsworth in seeking re-election next year but he said this had no bearing on his decltllon to step down. Now 45, Waltl worth was ap. pointed to the Central Municipal Court bench in June, 1972. He was elevated to the Superior Court in J uly, 1973 Bnth ap· polntments we re m ade by then· Gov Ronald Rea1t1tD Walsworth's replacement will be named by gubernatorial av· pointment. U the selt!clion is m 1tde before J anuary, 1980, the appointee wtll face election the f o ll o win g Nov e mber . Otherwise, the appointment will run for the full slx-year term Wa ls worth said he would cam- paign actively against his s uc· cessor if the appointment "does not represent the phllosophy of O r a n ge Co unty c rimin a l Justice" ·'This reOcets my diRappoinl· m ent with t he apµointments or Governor Brown," Walsworth Sllld .. The entire drill of the court system. purticul arly at th~ appellate and s upre m e court Tanzanians . Greet Queen i. l>AR ES SALAAM , T anzania IAP> -Qu~n Elizabeth JI ar· • rave d toda y to the beat or . African drums. the s ight of : spear-wielding da ncers and the : cheers of hundreds of thousands • of nag-waving reaidenta chant· 1ng "malkia" SwahlU for ··quef'r :, .. The British mona rch accom ;. Panled by h.uaband Prtn~e Philip •• and son Pnnce Andre w new in {·.from the northern T~nzao.lan • town of Aruaba The royal party bad spent , Thursday night there u an in· formaJ rest stop before the of. • ficial start of the queen's three· ... day vi.lit to Tamarua, the ftnt ; stop on a 17-day, four·natlon " African tour which will aa.o take ,..he r to Malawi, Botawana and Zambia DAILY PILOT ''1$2u1cn~--. Or •1iMv••lf4 .... ----°'r&:;;· - t .,. .. ,~ ..... ~ QUITTING THE BENCH Judge Jamee Walaworth leve1!1, is 11adly out of hand." On the bench. Wahiworth wah kno wn as a tta rd·line, a nd sometimes controversial, judge. His sente ncing on narcotics cases usually was the maximum a llowed One or the controversies was based on his absence from the bench to perform the wedding cere mony for Frank Sinatra and Barbara MCAnc He was accused of accepting a free hotel room In Las Vegas a nd other gratuities witho ut reporting it as a cam· paign cont ribution A graduate of the University ·of California and Hastings La w School, Walsworth began prnc· ticm g law in 1958. He is a native or Anaheim , a seventh genera· laon Orange Countian. Wals wo rth, a re side nt or Ne wport Beach , said he will join the firm or Giles, Calla han and McC une, s p ec i a li zin g in domestic a ffairs, personal in· Jur y cases and the entertain- m ent business He will direct a new office bein g ope ned in NewPort Beach for the fi rm Freight Train Cars Derail In Anaheim Elght cars of a Sa nta F e fr e ight train c arrylna ci1areues and liquor from Santa Barbara to San Diego derailed in Anaheim early this morning. Investigators said there were no injuries and cause of the de· rallment ia Wlder invest11atJon. Four of the cars at the end of the 90-unlt train turned over and damaaed the tracka. • Offtcen said It would take two to three days to clean up debria aad to rebuild the tracka near lltraloma Avenue and Tuatin Street. • . Other tralDI wUJ be rerouted while the work ll 101n1 on. No chemtcal1 or cauatlc materlala were reported on tbe train. Strike Slated lnU County LOS ANOELSS (AP) -A coalltlon of •llht unlona , ...,,._..,.. •INM •.ooo eomty em,ao,..., hU Ht I ltnlle deaa.lt ol IJ:Ol Lm., A ... 1. II ........................ couatr .......... . ,,.. ~ ..... ftrtulb lllut dow• na•&r IO!~ra•••t : ..,. .. , .,, ....... .., ........ :&'Ee.-:= trlA .. ti Ille Cl•i.hllft. .... ,, ........... ..... .... 1n ......... ...... ::.~::=·--· -------~·-..--- •1 aoaa:aT •••Kaa ................... AD up~r over the appoint· meat of !dleon MUler to the Ora•1• County 8aord ol 8upervllon hu 1plaahed over to the Ho..e otRepre.entatlvea. 8•ven Republican CaUfoml• eon1r ... men, lncludJn1 Robert Badham ot Newport Beach and Dan Lun•ren of Lont Beach. c rlUc luct the appolnlcnenl Thurtday evenln1 in a apeclal Houae Order called by Rep. Robert Doman ol Loi An1eles. Bad.ham aaj~ the appolntmen\ was IU·conceived and made at the behest or Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden or Malibu. not Or ange County. Lungren declared that there Is a cloud over Mlller's record u a North Vietnam prisoner or war that only Miller can dlipel by maklng his records public. M Iller was cens ured by the secretary of Navy for making anti-war sta tements while a prisoner. Miller was not available for comment today, but a n aide said Navy offi cials had previous- ly rejected MIJler 's request to release his complete m es. ••Everything ln his record that he has possession of has been made available,'' executive as- s istant Chris Loumakis said. Loumakis added that Miller has done nothing to be embar· rassed about and he doesn't believe that he was disloyal. Loumakis said Miller believed he was doing his duty when he s p oke out against .t he war . Miller was convinced it was bad for America a nd Vietna m and tha t the na lion was be ing militar istic, acco rd ing to Loumakis. Loumakls also characterized the statements by congressmen as being "fourth and fifth-hand. em otional and not responsible." H o weve r , Lung r e n said M lller 's appointment by Gov· ernor Edmund G. Brown Jr. was against the best interests or the government and lhc military. Lung re n s aid he t a lked to Navy offi cials and other POWs who told him that Miller's state· ments wore destructive to the mora le or prisoners. Badham said the appointment is a slap in the race to velerans, prisoners of war and to families of military men who are still listed as missing in action. Other congressmen making statements against the appoint· m e nt T hursday ni ght were Wi lliam O a nne m eyer o f Fullerton: Pete McCloskey of P alo AJto: Robert Lagomarsino of Ventura : John Rousselot of Arcadia and Dornan of Los Angeles. * * * Air Panelist Resign.a Over Miller Seating E . Blaine Schoolc ra ft a n· nounced his resignation from the John Wayne Airpo rt Com - mission Thursday in protest of the a ppointment of Edison M Ille r to the Orange County Board of SUpervlsora. Schoolcraft was appointed to the five·member commission laal Se ptembe r by former supervisor RaJph Diedrich. A resident of Placentia and a Kor e an War v e t e r a n , Schoolcraft said at a press con· ference he qull because Miller ls BROWN'I CANOE THEORY MAY SINK -Pege Al not In the political mainstream In Oranae County. In hll letter of reslpatlon to MUl•r1 Schoolcraft aald lt wu ttutb1e to auume that Miller 1ot hla po1ltlon due to the Tom Hayden "political maeblnery." Schoolcraft aald if this proves to be ln error. he would re· conalder h1a deelalon. Chrta IA>umakla, an executive a11t1tant to Miller, ter med Seboolcrall'a reatpaUon "pun. ly political." Loumlkia aald Schoolcraft'• comment.I were bued oa rumor and innuendo and tbat 8cboolerall bad DO lnlenat in lettiq llWer nplala bil PGll· Uou. Loumakl1 •dd•d tb•t be beUev• th NlilDaUOlll are Umed to emblfl'UI MIUer aad = mulmum exposure lD tlae Plaanl•I Commt11ton Cllllrmm aa Oaecle nUped .. ruer t:bla "8 In Pl'CMlt of lllller'1 appohltmnt bJ Gcw Edanmd Brown Jr. 1'11amtn,Good JIALEIOH, N.C. <AP > -A former rnUltary poUcemu al Port araa told a federal court Jurt toda1 ...... lbocked and tlloa1bt tber• bad bHn a mufder·•uldde .,,_be aaw Dr. J effrey MacDonald and hl1 wife lyln1 on the floor at the couple's hou•• n1M yeara lfO. "Al that Ume, I felt we had a h o m lclde-1 ulcide. ~ .lt was 1Cory." aaid former Mt' Kenneth Mica, the aecODd witness ln the l r lple-murder trial of Ma c. Donald~ a Huntlnltofl Harbour doctor accused ol murdertnc his wife and two YOWll dau1ht.ers. Mica aaid be thought both M 1i1c Oo nald a nd h la wife . Colet~ 216. were dead until Mac. Oon a m ovec1 a nd m oaned "Che le my children, how are m children?" Mrs MacDonald was dead and Mi ca saJd he round the body of Ki m berly, 5, in her bedroom and the body or Kristen, 2. m her room. He said Kristen had a ba by bottle in or near her mouth MacDonald, a former Green ~eret doctor who now practices an Long Buch. ha..'J maintained that hiR wife and daughters were attacked by a group. of dru~ crazed hippies and that he was a lso stabbed and bludgeoned the night of Feb. 14 , 1970. M. ichelle Wagner . 9 , of lluntanglon Beach enJoys CA can died <.ipple durini< her v1i>it to the Orange Count.}' Fair in Costa Mes a . For the schedule of events. see Page A3. Thursday, Mica a nd former m ilitary policeman Richa rd Tevere cleare<t up one mystery t h at o f a n overturned n owerpot. Valley Trustees Nix Harper Rebuilding Tcvere, the firs t milita r y policeman to enter the house tht! n11¢hl of the slayings and now CA v1<·1• president of a New York ad- vertising a.:ency, pointed to a model of the house and showed where he round the bodies ancJ where pales of clothang and blood stains were tic t<?!itified that MacDonald a s kl'd repeated ly about his chlldrC'n 11nd attempted to get off the s tretcher taking him oul of tlw hou.o;e when 1t passed one of lht• childrcn·s bedrooms. Fountain V<illcy < c·lcmenl<iry I School District trus lt·ci. rcJN'tf•d a lui.t·ditrh community ('(fort Thursd<iy to n•hu1ld a hum1·d out wmg of ll<irpcr Jt;le mcntary School. TruslN~ Hn1wr Hc•lgc•n and Sheila Meyer~. who live· 1n lhc tl<t r per area. cu mt· out "n tht• s hort l'nd of a :J Lo <! vote lo con sider recon~tructwn, es timated to cost J3()0.0!>0. The damagPd win~ wil l be: de molis h<.>d. The move cume a fter nearl~ t wo hours of testimony from Ha rper parents, many who said they were under the 1mprcss1on that the school wing would even tually be rebuilt. The school wa~ seve re ly damaged by young a rsonists mort! than two years ago. No legal action was taken agai nsl the culprits. In addition. district offir1als said they may hav" to go to court because the insurance company is offering just $117,467 reim bursement fo r damage. The dis· lricl is seek inf( $202,400. Board president Dick Plum !.aid he could nut s uppor t a re· building effort ul Harper because school enroll ment projections s how no need fo r added space. "It would be a waste of lax· payers' money," s aid Plum. ad· ding that a new wing would be a "museum" with no reul benefit. Six relO<'atablc bulld1ngs have been placed on the Harper site since the fire, giving the school a capacity of 576 studenLc;. E nroll· ment this fall is proJected at 516 students. T h e addition o f a fou r · classroom wing would hike the school's capacity to 704 students, oHi cials said. In s upporting a new wing, Belgcn s aid failure to r1o !>O "would set the pattern ror the C<'vcntuall closurP of Harper ·· Plum said trustet~s have no in· lentaon of closing the school. Harper area rc~1de11t Ma ry Lou Crossett. 18609 Sanlc.i Hamona. presente d trustees with a letter signed by l!>O rf's1 dents asking lhal the rebu1ldinit issue be taken up again in fall when more res idents would be available to comment However. the board's narrow vote rejected further d1scuss1on or the Issue. The district will go ahead with the already approved had prcw css to demolish the d<imaged wing Two bidders h<ivc :.;ml lht•y will charge $92.00IJ lo ra11 · .. U .. wmg at llaq 1cr Trusteei are cxpPc h•d to B<'l on the demolition bid~ <ti thc1 r nl'Xt boCArd meeting f',...r~AI FUNDS.· •. 12. I percent. -Capistrano Unified : $28 5 million, $24.8 m illion. up 14,!I percent. Orange County government. which received $55.7 million from the stale last year. wou ld receive a n estimated $58.7 million this ycur, according to state figures. Shell Removed LOS ANGELES <AP> -U.S. Army explORive experts have re- moved an artille ry shell un· covered by a construction crew in the Tujunga area, and have sent it to an ordnance depot in San Diego. In Vl'Sl1~ators had said th<tt nn1• rc•ason they thought Ma<: Donald fub r1t·utect t he story <ihoul the intruders <tltackinl( tht• family W<ts that a flown pot w<cs found o;t;i nd1ng upright b} an overtuml·d coffee t<ihlc Tht!y s;ud that they d1dn •t believe th1· pol could have follen off lht> tc.i~ ble and landed upright. Ho wever. both forme r MPs said the pot was turnt!d over when they fi r<;t went Into thf' hv in.: room M ll'<J said he i.aw a medic <ir an <t mbularwt> altcnc1 anl IJIC'k up the• pot arid put it upright lwfon· 111v1•!'lt1galori. got l o th · huu.w ( Oi,L Tankers ' Collide SAN J UAN. Puerto lt1co I AP) Two supertankers carrym~ oil collided an tht' Atla ntic off the resort isla nd of Tobago over · night , selling both s hi ps a f ire <ind forcing t he c re ws to abandon s hip. the U.S. Co~t Guard said to· day. Thirty.four men were reported missing as the b lazing s h ips d r ifted toward Tobago T he Coa.'ll Guard said oil had s pilled over 12 square ma les of water. Ne11rby are beaches which help m ake tour1Am Tobago's biggest bwuness. One Dollar Suit Speetaeular! When you purchase a suit or sport coat, at the regular price, you can purchase another of equal or lesser value for only ONE DOLLAR! ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRI DAY, JULY 20, 1979 't' our Beme•own Dally Ne•8••tter Fl FTEEN CENTS Cities Lose, Schools Win · tr n.a lmO&MlllL ......... Or .... CoMl dtMI ate tM •P· parnt IGMn an4 1cbool dl•· trietl .... ....,. bl the ftaan etal bladoul 1aaae belna p&ayed tnsur....ao. l'l1urea rel•aaed by the Sena .. Offke ol a .. arcb abow lhal ... will a.. betw ... 10 and • percat al the uala&anee tbey reeeived darlnl the ftacal year tut ended J u.n., 30 Sehool dl•tricta. on I.he other hand, will receive lncreuea ran1lnl from four to 15 percent, accorcftni to reaearch office n1urea The bailout money ls intended to help local 1ovemmenta offset the effect.a of Propoalllon 13. Fund• wouJd come from sur· pluses ln the at.Le trea1ury. Followinl is a liatlq ol the , Sniffing Te,...ites This beagle is one of 91 dogs that Patricia Hearst Shaw works with in San Carlos, where the hounds are trained to sniff out termites. The project we.a the ma6lermind of Bob Outman. who says he plans to revolutionize the pest detection industry T he chairman of the C1v1l Aeronautic:i Board expressed skepticis m Thurs day over ('hums that John Wayne Airport could not be expHnded to uccom ' The principal o f a Los Alamitos elementary school has ~ been aelec~ by Irvine Unified School District trus tees to become the new principal or Greentree School in Irvine School offlcialB said Thunday $at Alan Shuttleworth, 38, had been hired for the job al~r he ·--4 two other candidates were Interviewed by board memben Wedwd11m-.t v ·Shuttleworth. who l~ married ~ baa a child. will begin his •• duties Aug. 1 , -~He was oae or 82 who applied to r t h e p o s ' l I o n , a -"eewoman aaid ;. ' Shuttleworib· replace• Dr *8bert Burrou1ba, wbo wu 1fan1ferred to the Culverdale ••ment.ary Scbool princlpal's '91» : Shuttleworth had been prtn- 1 Epal of Richard Henry Lee lementary Scbool In Los t amltoe for four years. He iD14t two muten dearen trom 6'lumbla Ualvenlty Sli'iltB Slated module more airHnes Addresismg memberli of Town Hall of California, a public policy study J(roup, Mttrvln S. Cohen said there has not been "un airport in the <~ountry thut could not find room· for new en· trants ·~ Airlines arc seeking s pace in terminals throughout the coun· try as a result of deregulation of· the airline industry by the federal government. Oeregula· lion is making it mcreatsingly easier for carriers lo fly to and from any deslin<flion that they wish In the case or John Wayne Airport, authorized carriers are Air California a nd f;lughes Ai rwesl. Continental and Fron· lier Alrlines would like to break into the Orange County market a nd have charged discrimina tion because the county so far bas refused their requests Thal matter currently is under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration. Orange.County has imposed a limit of an average or 40 de- purlures a day from J ohn Wuyne Airport to limit noise im· pact on residents living below take-off paltema. Cohen said there wasn't any- thing wrang with the llmil, but he did argue tbal all carriers should ael a crack at serving the Orange County manel. While not specifically refe r ring to Orange County. Cohen said. "Some or them say we're not going to let new airlines in, but let old alrllnes add nights . . that Is llle1al dlscrimina· tlon." "We don't want to have 150 atrpot11 belna miniature CAB." Cohen said, hi reference to the tremendous power tbe board OllH held OV91' alrllne roWes prior t.o,......, ~ tM f.._al Airline ben1ulaUanAet lutOct.ober. CoMnNid tM CAB currently 11 ( .... Al&POaT. Pa .. .U> t funda citiu. and school districts would receive thla flacal year, thou or last yeu a nd the percentacechange. -Seal Beach : $335.600 . $372,000, down 9.8 percent. -Huatla1ton aeull: Sl,959,000; 12,233,000. down l2.2percent. -f'ou&ala Valley: $391,000 ; $452,000, down 15.4 percent -Coat a Mesa : $797 ,000 ; Sl .029.000. down 23 percent. -Newport Beach: $1,455,000; $1.655,000. down 12.4 percent. -lrvlae: $196.000. $280,000, down 30 percent. -LaCqH Beach: $439.000. $493,000, down 11 percent. -Saa C le mente : $286,000. $320,000, down 10.5 pertent. -Seal Beacb Elementary Scbool Dlatrlct: $1 .3 million. SI .2 million. up 3.8 percent. -Hu~ Beach Etemea. &ary: $10.8 miWon; .SlO miWon, up 7 .6 percent. <r -H•a&la1ton Beach Union: $38. 7 millioP; $36.4 million, up 6.4 percent. -Ocea11 View Elemeatary: $17 .3 million; $16.1 million, up 7.3 percent. -Fo•atala Valley Elemea· tary: $13.9 million; Sl3 million, up seven percent. -Newport · Mesa Un If led: S37.3 million; $36.5 million. up3.7 per cent. -hvlne Unifie d : $21.2 million; $18.9 mirnon. up 12.5 percent. -LaKUD• Beach Untried: SS.4 million; $5.I million. up 6.4 per- cent. -SaddJeback Valley Unified: S32.3 million . $28.8 million. up (See FUNDS. Pa~e A2) Schlesinger · Sacked Transit Chief Adams Also Leaving Office W ASlllNGTON 'AP J Prcsi· dent Carter fired Trans porta lion Secretary Brock Adams and accepted the res ignation of Energy Secretary James Schie.'> inger today. completing Cubinet surgery to cure his ailing ad· ministration. Schlesinger and Adam s joined three other department heads being replaced in an operation which strengthens the role of Carter's Inner circle of While House advisers in advance of tht 1980 election campa ign. Adams' d1!>miss<tl was an· nounccd at the Whitt· llousc by p ress secretary Jody Powell, who said h<• would havt• om• more announct•mcnl of CilbinCl changes later 1n the day F.urlicr, Ca r1 t•r ucc<-'pled the resignation or Schlesinger, who ENERGY PLAN GAMBLE- BUT NEEDED-Editorial, A6 POLL: CARTER JOB RATED 'POOR' -88 said he would be replaced by Churlc11 W Ounc<tn Jr .• deputy secretary or defen11e. SchJ~inger whs regarded as one or the most vulnerable Cabinet memhers because of congressional a nd public rriticis m or hi t. handling of lhc cner~y crisis. Navy Secretary W Graham Cluytor was nam('d by Carter to rt!plar <' Adams l:IS hca<t of the tnmsportat1on department on a 30·day interim basts /\ se<trch presumably was under way for a perm ;ment successor One Adams associate s a id those bt>lni.t <'Onsidcred for the nomination were Federal Avi<j · lion Adminis tration c hi c r Langhorne Bond. Fede ral Railroad Adminis trator John L Sullivan and senior White House aide Jack WaL'lon. ··r will be uround·till the fall," Schle11inger suid That would leave him m offl ce while Congre11s con s ide r s Carter's energy proposals. •Mr. Duncan is a s plendid man a nd will m ak e a sple ndid secretary," Schlesinger said. "J think it will be precisely the s ame game with diffe r ent players." Adams seemed to invite his dismissal by declaring Thursday NEW ENERGY CHIEF Cherie• Duncan Jr. that he would remain m orrice only if he won <t commitment ·from the White llouse for h1i. policies. On Thursd ay. Carter an- nounced he had dumped Health. Edu ca tion and W e lf a r e Secretary Jos<'ph A Caltfuno J r and Treasury Secretary W Michael Blumenthal and accept ed the rc.-signation or friend and fe llow Gco rui:rn . Attorn ey General Griffin H Ocll. The moves drew li(l'nerully critical rcactioni. on Capitol flill Hevcaling :.i new Cabinet look for an election yt:ar. White .. ,..,,.,..0\ ON HIS WAY OUT Transtt Chief Adema House press secretary Jody Powt ll sa id Cef rtcr wall nominate Housing and Urban Develop menl Secretary Patricia R Harris to s ucceed the con trove rs ial a n d outs p oken Califano. f'cderaJ Reserve Chairman (;. William Miller to s ucceed Blumenthal. who has had fre quent clas hes with White House staff members . Deputy Attorney Ge neral Benjamin H. Civilelti to replace Hell . Powe ll said isu ccess or~ tu For Home Buyers Miller and Mri. Harris wi ll be nam ed soon Under the ~hadow or Oefenst• Secretary llarold Urown. Oun <·a n . a mult1mtll1ont11re anrl forme r C:oca-Coltt cxccut1ve in Atlanta, wieldt•d more power than most Cahin<'l secretaries a~ he manttJ(cd thl' Pentagon on a d<J y to·duy hai.11> Whtk lloust" polit1 t·al a1d1-:. hav<' high rl•gard for Duncan and havt' long ~ough t :J wu1cr roh· for him in lht• adm inistrn· lion Somt· :1dm1n1s trat1on or f1c1a b say Duncan h:.is chaf<.·d under Hrc.1wn. hut Uuni·an ·~ a~ ~ociatt·:. al th.-l'c•ntagon dt•r1y th1 :, :inti s;i y tht· two worked tog1•ttwr am1cu hl y By Thursday. lhl' pres1dPnt had dectdt'Cf lo retain Adum~ But sources clos\' to Ada ms s<11<l Lht• Sl'C'rct ary hecame upset when tolcl somt• of his lop ass•~ lanl ~. tn<'lu<iln).! .foan Claybrook. head of the Nutaonal lllghway T raffic Safety Admm1slratmn. would havl' to J(O Adums issued u statement sayinJ.t he was "con- s ide rin g whe ther or not I should" quit Adams suicl ht· was w1'11;h111g :.uch factors as "the commit· ment of this adminis tration to muss lraruiportallon und moving Oelroil towards a ruel-erricient auto and lhl' responsiveness of those with enhanced authority at the Whi~ House to the Congress and the American people." The sourcl·s. who etsked to rl' m<11n anonymoui.. s<11d this angered nt'wly ;.ippomtcd Whtlt· lloust• chief or staff ll<fmtlton Jordan, who told /\dam~ the prc•s1clent wm1 unha11py with th.· slt1ll'm1•n1 Noise Alert Plan OK'd By DAVID K UTZMANN Of IM Q.tlly ,.llet St•ff The Irvine Planning Com mission unanimou:'lly backed a set of conditions Thursday night aimed al assuring that home buyers are made more aware of aircraft noise in the a rea Recommendations the com mission voted to forward lo city councilmen included -A request the city develop a master map that shows night corridors and planned com· munities that would be affected by aircraft noise. -A requeel that a developer record a document delineating aircraft and helicopter activity that will effect a res idential saw he Is working on. -A ausge1tlion ttlat Lhe city beef up its noise notification pro cedur es by requirin~ that u noise statement jointly approved by the Marine Corps and the city be .contained in a ll s ales literatur e given potent ial buyers. Loud jet noise from the El Toro Marine Air Base has angered city residents and or- flclals . The planners deleted a s ugges· lion by their stall that a noise statement should be contained in the sel of conditions, covenant11 and restrictions ror each proper- ty so that second and third Cops Recover Loot; ·Pair Held in Irvine About SL0,000 in stolen proper- ty from six separate bur1taries was recovered by Irvine police Thunday night and two suapects were tak• '"to cuetody. Booked lnto the Newport City J all on 1u1plclon of buralary were Kelly Gene Decker, lJ, of Loni Beach, and Robert O. Parker. 20. of Oranp. Pollee aald toda1 that oftlcen had been Hnt t.o the Turtle Rock net1hbarhood •t ldl•btll Drive and Ol•lnOllt Terrace aft« ,.. tdeftll notUMd tMm of two IJUI· pleioua a..-ln a blaoll ear. Offlcefl Crall Smltb and Lal'l'J Moat.IOllMrr q\NIUoaed the two mm and ao dllcbrend la tbelr lnve1l111ttpn Uau ... , ...... lD th .,... w been~. ,.= ..... •••Mid-r:..:R111r~-- found • .,., '' ...,.,., ~ locations In the area. A third suspect alao 111 belo1 sou1ht. police all.id. Work Planned On-Freeway ~e n crat1on~ of huyt•ri. of th~ same houi.t· a re a ware or no1i.e lt!V(• ls Tht• City Council hud request ed in March th:.it the Plannfog Commission come up with rl'c: ommendat1oni. on ways to 1m prove nolif1cal1nn procedurt:i. of aircraft noise und iL-. impact on homes AccordmR to a re port present cd lo the commission Thursday night, sales literature rarely makes mention of noise levels because to do so would rllat'l counter to the philosophy or a& gressive selling. The report said buyers in several neighborhoods affected by high noise levels receivt:d no warning In the sales literature they were given. Final action on the recommen dations rests with lhe City Coun- cil. Coast Weather Mostly au.nny days with hi&bs In low 70s al beaches to mld·IOs Inland. Lows tonl1ht in eoa. INlll•IE T88A Y w,..,. ,.. '°°"' ""° u.. rdglat Mw, /OtJIWr 0"1"0flCIDt IHI Q .,,.,..,. '"°°" -··pac., I 'us ben Giid 0011 reloac IO." T.n ~,. •. ,.. _,., °" ,,.. ......... ,,. .. , .. . ... t=T :i =:=-ce l -.: ................. .......... c.., ~ . ~~It-~· ·1 ... bu M . ; Incident All lnveattcatlon by Air California and the NaUoeal Tranaportatloa Safety Board was under way today to •· termlne the cause of an engine a nd landing gear failure Ulat forced an Air Cal jet into an emergency landing in Fresno Thursday <Related photo, Page AS) A spokesm&J' for the airline said three passengers or the 116 aboard the Boeing 737 suffered minor in.juries in the 11 a.m. In· cident. 1be jet also carried five crew members The airline declined to identify the three people who were treat· ed and released from St. Agnes hospital in Fresno. According to airline spokesman Mark Peterson, the mishap occurred on fUght 214 bound from Oakland to Orangt> County via Fresno He said the night left Fresno but shortly after take off the left engine shut down and Capt. Deter Kaltschmid turned the plane back lO the airport. Peterson said thut when th~ jet touched down, all four tires on its landlng gear blew out. · lie said there was smoke In thP cabin and the passengers were evacuated down cmergen· cy chutes The spokesman sald the inci· dent marks the first time such emergency procedures have been used on an Air Cal flight Umaiiiled Car ' On Your Land? Call the Cops Owners or vacant lots in Irvine who are dismayed lO find parked cars cluttering their property have a legal rcm<.'<ly they can pursue to force removal of the unwanted vehicles Call the police The city's Inspection services manager , Robe rt Storchhelm, said property owners can post signs that prohibit public park· ing on their land and which also contains t.be phone number or 1 the police department c If called by the landowner or 'his representative, the Police Lean remove the vehi cles and ba ve them towed to a storage garage, Storchheim said ' The official said city codes ,make It unlawrul to abandon, :park, store or leave any llcemed p r unlicensed v~icle on private property for a period in excen of lO days unless it is ,1ecany enclosed within a build· ,tng • . Referendum Asked ~ MONROVIA, Liberia <AP) -'ale Or1anbation ol African Uni· 'ty called for a U.N.·auperviled ~ferendum on the future of the -anlah Sahara, the pboepbate· ~h tftrttory where former iuet'· ttllu a.eked by Alprla have ~'en li1btin1 lloroeco and jlll•urltanlafor four yean DAILY PI LOT I,.,. O.-c-t l>eil• PolOI, -Mloell"~ llo-IN-,,,_, 1\-1-.. INO.-CN\t Pvoll-.C-...... --.. . ~ ... ...., ........... _ ~ ........ , ... . MoW, N._, ...... -........ &.t<"'~-la1" v.,..,, ,,-. L...-11Mc11,.._c_ a ............... -....... -.......... ,_ ~ ,.... .. "'(-...-' ........ -..... ,. ,w.\t&.•"-·"""-·""-""'"',. .......... ,.__llWI- Hit-and-run Death Suspect Surrenders A man police allege was the driver of a hit-and-run car that killed a woman pedestrian in Huntington Beach last week sur· rendered himself to police this m orning Dennis Delmonte, 22, of 208 Lugonia St.. Newport Beach, .was.. aaested--at the Huntington Beach Police Station on relony hit -a nd ·run a nd f e l o n y manslaughter charges at 8:4S a .m .. pol.ice say Police bad recovered a car Monday they believe took the lire of 24-year-old Mart.ha CL~· neros of Monte bello, who was struck down on Pacific Coast Highway a bout 3 a .m. last Satur· day Police Impounded a blue Saab, he11vily damaged on the right front fender, after a Costa Mesa apartment owner, John Eller, spotLed the car in the rear park ing lot or his apartment com plex A description or the car, established by part.11 strewn at the death scene, was published in a Daily Pilot story Monday. Police say Eiler read the story and phoned police. The suspect's a ttorney, William Gamble, had contacted authorities ThursdaJ and in· formed them tbat Delmonte would surrender himself for questioning, police aay. Police say the Impounded vehicle fs registered to an un· identified friend of Delmonte. The suspect had borrowed the car, pollcesay. Gamble, when contacted to- day, would not comft'lent on the case except to acknowleqe that Delmonte had contacted blm several d97s aao. Delmonte, wbo wu beina held at HW)f.iqt.oo Beach JaU, wu attem~ to be released on hia "n r9cojlizance, police said. Police say the victim wH 1truck in a crosawalk at Newland Street and was at· tempting to make her way acroa1 Pacific Cout Hl&bway to the beach. p,...p-AJ FUNDS •.• -u-.1 percent. -Capll&ruo Ualfted: $21.5 mlllloa, $24.8 mllUoa, up 14.9 percent. or..,. Countr 10.eremeat, •llleb ncetnd 1 NI. 7 million rrom tbl Ute lalt , • .,. would reeelve .. ••Umattd qe.1 mllllGa M ,..,., .eoordiq to ~a...,.. ~-........ -. tew RlodM and a few llrtell e OHd, Hid Molly P,ua ... a ~•woman ror Ule tlW pollee deoartment. l9t the maln route In and out a( &II• cll)I -Hipway 111 -waa etoeed In several 1pou beeause GI mudllidea, •he 11ld. A bridge aJoa• the h11hw1y waa w1t11hed Otal by rain and mud hampering repair crews headln1 to tho atrlelllen arH 0 Hilhway 111 la dosed from Wlndy Point Into P.alm Sprtnas. It'• w111hect o~l. There are lar1c boWdtra, debMa •ndt water on the road," uld Oallfornlo Kl.hway Patrol ofrit•r Rich Randoq,ti In Rlven1lde. The CliP Indio orr1c~ wu not reachable by phone, but Jlan dolph ••d he contuted them by mlc row\'ve radio and waa told "a 40-fool section of bridge went out In Rancho Mirage. Nobody was hurt us fur OH we know " * * * More Storms, &ulding Surf Due at Coast As hurricane Dolores gathered strength off the Mexican coast, weather forecasters were call ing for more thundershowers and big surf for the Orange Coast. The freak storms that hit ~arly this morning brought .07 of an Inch or rain to Santa Ana and Costa Mesa and traces of moisture in scattered locations a lon g Orange County 's COHtline Surf conditions this morning were moderate, but lifeguards s aid s wells pushed north by Dolores were expected to start pounding the coast with big surf by tonight. Dolores, according to the Na- tional Weathe r Service, was about 1, JOO miles s outh of Orange County moving west· northwest at eight knots. Her wind velocities were clocked at 100 to 1.20 mph. A weather service SPok esmun said that more of the lightrung, thunder and rain that occurred late Thursday-and Cl}rly tooay could be expected again this evening. ff•••, Good Mi chell e Wagner, 9 , or ll untrngtoo Beach enjoys a can· died <Jpplc during h(!r vi sit to tht: Orange County Fair in Cost a Mesa Miller Appointment Blasted in Ho.use By ROBERT BARKE R Of,.,. Oi.oly Piiot St•lt An upro<ir ove r the appoint- me nt of Ectison Miller to the Orange Count y Aao rd t>f Supervisors h;is splashed over lo the llouseofRc:prescntat1vcs. Seven Republican California congress men, in<'luding Robert Hadham of Newport Beach and Dan Lungren of Long llc:ach. c riticize d the appointmen t Thursday (.'vcning in a speciul llous~ Order called by Rep. Robert Doman of Los Angeles Badham s<11d the appointment * • * was 1ll·conce1ved and m ade at the behest of J ane Fonda and Tom Hayden of M alihu. not Orange County Lungren declared that there is a doud over Miller 's record as a North Vietnam prn1oner of war that only Miller can dispel hy making his records public Mi lier was censured by th" secretary of Navy for m aking a nli·war stateme nts while a prisoner . Miller was not available for comment today , but an aide said Navy officials had previoufi· ly rejt!Cled Miller's request to rt.> lease his complete files Rodeo To Open :At Eair/ Tbere'll be a real country navor to the Oran1e County Pair tonllbt when the RCA Cham. pJon1blJ> Rodeo opena its ................... lured tD~ ~ la tbe ll"OUP Tanr.. Toct.1alao11 Cblldrea'1 01.7, wblcb meam anyone 12 and UI}· der .. edm•Ued tree unlll t p.m. Oa Saturday, the fair will c•lebraM Junlor Uveatodr Aue!· Uon Day. Reiular •dmltalon ls $2 fqr adulta and St for children t-12. Hours are 10 a.m. to midnight today throuCh Sunday. when the faJr clales. Here'• the ICbeduJe for tonight and early Satunt.y: TONIGHT S all d 8 p . m . Mi tch e 11 Marionettes Showboat, on tbe crouoda. 5:30 and 8 :30 p.m . Rlata Ranch Cowboys, Heritage Stage. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Athletes in Action, on the grounds 6 p.m. Harry "Woo-Woo" Stevens, Mountain Dew Stage. 6 p.m. 4·H on Stage, 4-H build· ing. 6:30 p.m. Velvet Cadets Band. Heritage Stage. 6 :30-10:30 p.m. Lost Highway Bluegrass Band, Food Bazaar. 7 and 9 p.m. Tavares. Am · phitheater. 7:30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair. Moonshjne Meadows . 7:30 and 9 :30 p.m. Warren Dobson, Heritage Stage. 7 :30-11:30 p.m. Montezuma's Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage. 8 p.m. RCA Cha mpionship Rodeo. Grandstand. 8·11 p.m. Disco Dance. picnic area. SATURDAY 8 a .m . Ho rse s how. horse arena. 10 ::t.m.·4 p.m. China painting, cr<ifl<; arl:!u. f",....P~AI AIRPORT ••• seeking solutions to the prob lems p<>sed for airports by de· regulation. He said a Possible solution would be to impose a "bidding system" to determine which airlines are housed i& specific airports. Airport Panelist Quits Over .Miller .. Everything in his record thal he has possession of has tlet:n made uvaHable." executi ve a:-. s1s tanl Chris Loumakis s aid Loumakis added that Miller has done nothing to be e mbar· r assed a bout and he do-::sn 't !Jc hcvc that b-~ was disloyal Cohen did not touch on the is- sue of John Wayne Airport until asked to comment by a member of the a udience attending the lunc heon a l the• Dis neyland Hote l. Cohen s<11d he was not familiar with the specific issues involved m Orange County, then added. "In a general sense. I'd be very skeptical" that new room could ·· not be found. E . Blain e Schoolcraft an· nounce<I h.Js resignation from the John Wayne Airpo rt Com· mission Thursday in protest of the appointment of Edison Miller lo the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Schoolcraft was appointed lo the five-member commission l ast Septe mber by formu supervisor Ralph Diedrich. A resident of Placentia and a Korean War v e t e ran . Schoolcraft said at a press con· ference he quit bec.ause Miller is not in the politiclr mainstream In Orange County. Jo his letter of resignation to Miller, Schoolcraft said it was feasible to assume that Miller got hla position due to the Tom Hayden "political machinery." Schoolcraft said If this proves to be In error, he would re · consider his decision Regents Unit OKaHoWJing Study /or UCI A committee ol the UC Board of Re1enta approved • request Thursday to begin planning and environmental studies for a new $18 mUUoo UC Irvine housing project. The full board was expected to vote on the matter today in San P'rancllco. Tb• Committee on Finance ap- proved a request for $550,000 to flnuce the studies ror residen- tial apartmenta that are needed to befp alleviate the ahortaae in 1tudeat acc:ommodaUona. · Tbe pl"Qject woul4 ~t $1.S.9 million and provide JOO addJ- tton1J un1ll tor married and frad...-. wtudentt on 1 alte east of tbe .xl1Un1 Verano Place apartments. C•mA• plaanen bOPe tbe ualta Would be ready lor oc· cupaae1 by April ol llU. Student demand for oa- c1mpu1 '*•... at lrvlM hu. Nlttlnuld to fteeed "" lllPPIJ. fteel II ,,__., room to •· co ....... UIO ondercraduate madaatl and 1,0ll married aad 1ra•••te 1tud•ata. Houaln1 capacltJ for UDdersraduates wtU Jump •bout • tlloulnd wttb co•pa.uc. ol aa alnad1 •P-NOY~I velliele pMr md '=-. apartmeatl. ~ Chris Loumakis . an executive assis t a nt lo Mille r , lt'rmcd Schoolcraft 's resignation "pure· ly politica l." BROWN'S CANOE THEORY MAY SINK -Page A& Loumakis said Schoolcraft's com mcnls were based on rumor a nd innu e ndo an d that Schoolcraft had no interest in letting Miller explain his po:,i· lions . Loumakis adde d tha t he be lieves the resign ations are timed lo embarrass Miller and to get maximum exposure In the press . Plannin g C ommi ssion Chairman Rex Gaede resigned earlier this week in protest of Miller's apPointment by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. c Loumakissaid' Miller believed he was doing bis duty when he s poke out against the war. Miller was convinced It was bad fo r America and Vietnam and that the n a tion was being milita ris tic, according to Lou maids. H owever, Lungre n said Mi lier 's appQintment by Gov- · ernor Edmund G. Brown Jr. was against the best interests of the government and the military. Lungren said ne talked to Navy officials and other POWs who told him that Miller 's state· ments were destructive to the morale of prisoners . Badham said the appointment is a slap in the face lo veterans, prisoners of war and to families of military men who are still listed as missing in action. "Ve ry s keptical." he r e· pealed. Singer's Fans Cause 'Riot' NEW YORK <AP) -Fifty people were injured when a c r o wd of l ,SOO autograph seekers pushed through plate- ~ I ass windows in front of a Queens record store sponsoring a n a ppea r a nce by s inger Stephanie Mills, police sajd. Pressure from the crowd shat· tered the windows Thursday, ap- pa r e ntly a fle r a mouhted policeman tried to c lear the sidewalk in front of The Wiz Record Store. Police said four others were seMously injured. One Dollar Suit Spectacular? • • When you purchase a suit ot sport coat, at the regular price; you can purchase another of equal or lesser value for only ON~DOLLARI ---.--L_ ---::..-_________________________ ··-·-- TllANSACTIONS 7 • fl 8 DAILY ittLOT .. 'Mork' Off en CoJUOlation BJ MILTON llCaOWm Tbe nat.lon'1 tarceet cltar maker la boUled ID UM....,. corporate warelMMaM from which em•raea "llorll and Mindy." What bave ctaar. to do wtth televtlloa rum Pf'OIJ'81Dt? Nothlq. But there are no connectiona -rational oaa anyway -between many Of the companiee tbat beloq to the mipty conilomeratA!, Gulf Ir Westem lndUltrt•. IN • YEAU G6W llA8 MOVED from aales Of $1.4 mlllloo to $t.3 bllUon. It •tarted out matln• the rear bumper for the Studebaker. Today, aft.er aeqllirin1 more than 100 companies,' It ma.kes ao many product.a It would take. a small·sized telephone directory to list tbem. . G&W entered the leisure·Ume ne&d in t• by aequir· ang Paramount Pictures. That wu the aame year lt bousbt New Jersey Zinc. In 1967, It bought Desilu Productioos, the TV film ho use assembled by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnai, for Its Para· mount subfiidiary. That was th e same year G&W bou ght South Puerto Rico Sugar. G&W moved Into Money Tree the cigar field In 1968 by acquirlnc ConaoUdated Cigar. Tbat was the same year It bought E.W. BlliNs, Uni venal American aod Associate Investment. Consolidated Cigar cost more than Paramount and Desilu combined. Looking back, Charles G. Bluhdom , the master architect or G&W, Is probably mopping his brow and screaming through the smoke : "What a fool I was to buy all those cigars!·' FIFrEEN V~A~S AGO. WHEN THE U.S. Surgeon General issued has first report on the health hazards as· socialed with cigarette smokini.?. at touched oH a boom in cigar sales. The heady prospc<:t or all those cigarette smokers switching to cigars probably inflamed Bluhdom's imagination. B~ that's not what happened. Although follow up re· ports linked cigarettes with diseases or all kinds, their sal~ have held up remarkably well. Meanwhile, the cigar market collapsed. Americans used to smoke JO billion cigars a year. By 1974, sales bad dipped below seven billion. Last year they dropped under five billion. IT'S Ll17LE COM FORT TO G&W that It bas managed to increue CoosoUdated's market share. When it acquired Consolidated, Its sh11re or the US. cigar market was 27 percent. Now It's nearly 30 percent. Consolidated Cigar bad sales of Sl.50 mallaon a year when at was ac· quired; last year It did $170 mallaon Thal'!-. obviously nm· ning well behind the rate or mnat11>n G.&w asked consumers what they disliked about cigar smoking and got these answers unpl('asant aroma, linger· Ing room smell . anti-social comm<!nts by friend!> ;rnd an old·ras hionC'd image of the cigar smoker as "old, rat etnd sedentary·· What to do? One thing G&W can do as cut ('OSl'i. fl has consolidated it'i four cigar factories Into two, improved its cigar-making machines and reduced overhead (make that read employees) by 50 percent. Al the same time it's try· ing to make different cil~ars. TO GET AWAV FROM Al~L TID8 FOUL cigar smoke. Bluhdom can a lways· tum to Paramount Pictures and Para motmt Television. which are doing sensationally with "Grease." "Saturday Night Fever." "Heaven Can Wait .. . "Laverne and Sharley," "Happy Days" and "Mork a~d Mindy." • That's the way it is w1lh conglomerates: You win some, you lose others . BRACING SECURES HEAVY EQUl,,.ENT Gary Woo Work• at Swttchlng Center General Prepares For Earthquake b of earthquakes C()ftjure lma1es or fiasurefi knit housing traw, build.logs swaying and ur1ent need& or people to communicate. General Telephone of California enters the scene because lta service territory is cr1ucroued by many of Southern California's 50·plua major fault Unes. "WE'RE CONCERNED ABOVT PaOVIDING phone tervice during and after qua.kes," aaya Leon Faynaod, a General Telephone civil enctneer aulsned to monitor the 400 bulldings that house service equipment for the uUUty's 3.8 ml1lion telephones. Telephone planning analyst.a H)' that ii a m~or earth· quake or other dlaaater hlta Soutbens Califoruta, people will be 1tron1ly motivated to pldl up tbe telephone to call family members. frtenda and bualnellel. '"ftaat'• Jult what they abouldn't do,'' ..,. raJDIC)d, wbo beloetl to abt proft11looal Ml'tbquake aalet)' or·· aaataldalll. "People 1bould OD.11 ... Ute pboee lf tbeJ ablohUIJ mult and leave the llMI op.a fw ....,._Y calla." JISllftlll. Tem. <AP) -ht ....................... ,_w_.a.-.a,o1u.. -., .... PNr'•111 C...'1 ......... ,... ......, ow1natiali .. ............ ....,..,...... l!llr_lf•rt·w·. Sleetrli , .. .,. ....... IO ......... ~, .. ., .... . ~.:.__....... .. Dl.W. " c;r:; =-:.m~ .. ~ .,.d1mncl. IO• llMU•AN. Hual4tr'1 I•• produt ·•a•aa•r. aald. Ronald Reagan, re· • garded as a leading 1 c.a odidate for the I GOP preside ntia l . nomination, is trail· ! ing other Republican bopef uls in financial contributions this • year, according to "f e deral r e poFt s. · Reagan's campaign l committee has r e· ' re ported raising $1.4 t million. f :subsidies Sought on WASHINGTON <A P ) -Magaz i ne a nd news paper publishe rs have asked Congress for new federal subsidies or their mail charges, but the Postal Service. said the cost to taxpayers would be $182 million. "Some way should be found to increase the diversity of information in America and then::._ should be a lower postal rate for a certain number of copies to en· courage this,'' Robert Myers, publisher of New Republic magazine , said Thursday. MYER S , WHO ] testified to a Senate sub· c ommittee for th e Magazine Publishers of America, endorsed a bill to grant new taxpayer funds to pay some of the mailing costs of publlca· lions. A)ao supporting the b ill · we r e r e presen· tallvea of the Aaaocla· lion o f Ame rican P u b I i s h e r s ·• t h.e Am e rica~ Newspaper Publishers Association, the National Newspaper A ss o c iatio n , th e Ame rican Bus ine s s Press and the Associat· ed Church Presa. SUBSIDIES FOR the type of mail used by prof· it·making publications ended July 8 aft.er dee· adea of congre11lonal appropriations. The rundln1 for non-profit p u·b Ii cat lo n s ls atbeduled to be pbued out over the next eiaht years. Edward llcCaffrey, aul1taat po1tmaater .... ral • ..umated that taxpayers would pay an adcliUonal SUI million tldl ftlca1 Jear ud '8C mllUoe nest 1ear under tlM bUl. He would not take a ltand OD tbe bill, =ltnpr•..tl "a .......... the Senke dlfen to llil• Cmpell and tbe , .......... • J NATION Breezing at Top Speed Carter'• Coruermtion Ctdl Triggers Buainess Boom ltn't bUJ'liDI U1 at all." the Humphrey Bo11rt mov· ie 'Cuablanca.' " sudden in the early 70., people started buyln1 cellin1 fana," Harriman uJd. "We think lt wu noetalaia. . . " • 'Our -..., .... " • um .. wbat ll wu Jult a few 1•an a10." 0.. ,.... w UM fan'• ,... vlval 1Dda1 ll-.... eeonc>aUc.. "You CM ...... a celtial , ... for &M ........ 1 u a •watt ll.abt bulb," aaid Harriman. '1'H1 0411••• alr conditian· fnl. Y• e• Mt your thermo-1tat on IO decree1, like the pnew.t wanu ut to do, and a fan caa makelt .... like 72 ... •• COMPANY POLICY preveat· ttd him from aa1laa Juat bow m1Df , .. tbe nrm produc.. But be Mid UM b&l ... t Hiier la a ffUiq tan 1trat1bt out ot the pr•alr condlUonln1 days when they were part of the deeor In drua 1toc'ea and nel&bborbood . Hunter hu been maklnl elec· trlc fam ot all types tlnce 1903. The cellhll fan baa been It.I malnatay all aJon1. But unW re· cently, moat of them were aold abroad. The electrlc·fan business was becalmed~ alr '°8dltlooers became common. People betan cloeing windows and learned to get aloq without the soothlng hum and cooling breezes of a fan, Harriman said. BAaaJMAN SAID THE com· . pany upecta the fan boom to eo rl1ht on booml.ni. Hunter la bir· lng more people and baa befun e xpansion of manufacturlna faclUUes. airoceriet . ''It'• bard to believe," Har- riman 1aid. "The energy criaia didn't. precipitate this , but it uwz EXPORTED MOST ot our celllq fana to Africa and In· dla," Harriman said. "It may have been our fa ns you saw in But about 10 years ago, the bug began biting. "I can't explain it, but all of a "The energy situation isn't go- i ng to cet any better." he aald. "We think we're-In a real good position." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ford ·ha anotla Better Idea. I FOR A UMITED nME ONLY, W>U CAN SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON ALL THESE 1979 FOi1D CARS AND TRUCKS, THANKS 10 SPECIAL INCENTIVES FROM RtRD10 ITS DEA' FAS. 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Followina la a UsUna ol the fund• cltletf and school dlatricts would receive this fiscal year. thoae of l ut year and the percenta1echan1e: . -8eal 8e1d1 : $335,600 . $372,000, down 9.8 percent. -Hu•tin1to11 Beacla: $1 ,959,000 ; $2.233,000 , down 12.2percent. -F ... tala Valley: $391 ,000 ; $452,000, down l5.4 percent -Colla Men: $797 ,000 . $1.029,000, dow1123 pe rcent. -Newport Beacll: $1,455,000 . $1,655,000, down 12.4 percent. -lrvlae: $196.000. $280,000, down 30 percent. -Laguna Beach : $439,000. $493,000, down 11 percent. -Saa j;le meate : $286,000 , $320,000, down t0.5 percent -Seal Be ach Elementary School Dl1trlct: Sl.3 million . Sl .2 million. up 3.8 percent -H•llnltoa Beacb E~men· tary: $10.8 mUUon ; $19 mtlllon . up 7 .6 percent. -Huatl•cto• Beach Union : $38. 7 ml Ilion : $36. 4 million. up 6.4 percent. · -Oceaa View Elemeatary: $17.3 million : $16.1 million. up 7.3 pe rcent. -l'ountaln Valley Elemen· tary: $13.9 million: S13 million , up seven percent. V•••Be•etew• Dally •••P•IN'r Fl FTEEN CENTS Win -Ne wport.Men Ualfled: $37 .3 million: S36.S million. up 3. 7 percent. -lrvlae Unified : $21.2 mllllon; $18.9 million, up 12.5 percent. -tacua Beach Unified: $5.4 m illion; $5.1 m illion. up 6.4 per· cent. -Saddleback Valley Unified: $32.3 million. $28.8 million, up fSee FUNDS. Pa«ie AZ> Schlesinger Sacked Transit Chief Adams Also Leaving Office o ••• , l'll•fSlll"-' WASllJNGTON <AP I l'rc111 de nt Carter r emoved Energy Secretary James Sc!hlcsingcr to· day and will nominate Deputy Defcnfte Secretary Ch;.irles W Duncan Jr. to replace him, gov· ernment officials said. Schlesinger confirmed that <.:u rtcr has ac«:epled has rcsign1t· lion. Capitol Ifill sources said the president told congressional leaders of his selection of Dun· can lo take over the Energy Department Srhlc111nger, ett tht.• Capitol to h!!itify bt!forl.' a House commit· ENERGY PLAN GAMBLE- BUT NEEDED-Edltorlal, A6 COUNCILWOMAN JOINS ARTISTS IN FIGHT FOR BOOTHS L..guna'a Sally Bellerue, Artlat Valerie Bechtol POLL: CARTER JOB RATED 'POOR' -88 lee, wus asked uhout reports thut he was leaving the ad- ministr ation. 3 ·Festival Artists Seek Right to Stay ·'Thul ii. co rrec t .·· th e secrctury said. Truns portullon Secretary Broc k Adums also was fired to· day, completing Carter's cablnct llurf(ery Asked ubout Sc hlesinger . !louse MuJorlty Leader Jim Wrt11ht of Texa11 said he e xpect· cd Carter lo make the official announcement later in the day BJ STEVE MITCHELL Of .. Dellf ,..._. MMI Attorneys for three Laguna Beac h artisll who have been or· d e rcd to re m ove their works from the F esli v a I o f Arts 1roundll said they are seeking a temporury reslrainini; order to keep the controversial artworks on exhibit. Meanwhile, the t hree urtasts spent the nil(hl an their boothR to keep feRlival 1troundskecpcrl> fTom rcmovmJt their workh A friend of arllfll·sculptor J en· nifer McLemore suid thti l4·yc11r festival exhibit.or took off chainK that anchored her to her booth atfler rec.eivim( uKsura nce from festival officlal11 lhal no ucllon to rem ove the booth would take place overnight. She and fellow urUsls Valerie Bech tol a nd A.S. Ashley re · portedly spent the nl«ht m their booths after a confrontation with feallval o H icla ls f a ile d t o materialize Thunday morning. The deadline for removal of the art was aupposed to be 11 :30 a.m . ThuMJday, a nd the fesUval 1roundl was packed with more t e l e v ision ca m e r as a nd new1men than arliAls . But 8ll film crews interviewed the artl1t1 and c ha tted with fellow report.en, It became ap- parent no aetk>n on the part ol leatlval official! wH forthcom· ln1. "They'll probably come and try to lake tho booths down tonl1ht aft.er everyone has left.,'' .. id Ma. McLemore, who sat ~bained to her booth a t the far ..,ct of the festlval 1'°"nd1. "ll'a 18d that it bH to come to <See dTl8T8, Pace A2> Coati5t Mr UNDIR Ptfl! A.8 . Uhley Freight Train Ws Derail In Anaheim Ei1ht car11 of • Santa Fe fr e ight tr a in ca rry lna cl1arett.et1 and liquor from Santa Barbara to San Oieao deralled lo Anaheim early Lh11 morning. lnvestl1aton Hid there were no Injuries and t:auae of the de· r1Ument 11 under invesU1aUon. tour of t.be un at tbe end of lbe 80-..Ut train tu?ned over and damaced tbe tracu. _ Offteen Nl4 it would tu. two to th,.. da11 to clean up debrtl and to Nbulld the tracu 1Mar Mlraloma Avenue and TutUn Street. Other trainl will be rerouted while tbe work l1 Soln1 on. No chemtcal1 or cauallc matertall were reported on the train. Wright said it was his un· de rs tunding that Schlesinger would remuin 10 office until the fall. while Con~rcss Is consider Booby Trap Kil/,s Son Of Neighbor MIAMI (AP > "Whut ure you going to suy to a m an when you've killed his only Mon''" sobbed Carmen Charles Falco. a Roy Scout leader who police say riued a booby trap in his hom t! that killed a member or has !ICOulmg troop. Police say 14·year·old Richard Rrw1h Jr. wall s truck in the chest and killed by u bullet from u .22·calibcr rifle that hud been · rigged lO the bathroom door of F'alco's home lO slop burglars No chargei; have been riled A1111istant Stutc Attorney rtobcrt Kaye 11aid Thursday hi11 office was awaiting a police report on the shooting. "I knew exactly how to set ll up. I knew exactly how to scare t1om ebody away," 1rnid Falco, 31. who told police he learned to set booby lrapK In Vietnam. "Unfortunately, the-only thing the Army taught me wuK how lo use a weapon to destroy an In· dlvidual In every possible way," he Hid. PoUce said the rlne was posi- tioned on a chair with a string runnin1 from the bathroom door knob to the trigger. When Riehle opened the door. the gun went oft. Th e s co utma ater told a ulhortUes his home had been bur1larbed three tlmea this year -once lhla week when an intruder broke In through the bathroom wtndow. Dade Counlf homicide detec· UYe Fabio AIOMO said youn1 Bl'Ulb •ma&Md the 1ame wtn· dow Wednelday ntpt and •· tered die ~ wMll no one wu '1ome. "Richard WU a little bo1: He wa1 a nlc. boy. He wa1 an or· dlnary boy who Uved ca ..... Why he nnt In that hoUle I don't know," aald the YoUtb'• • ,......,......,., /' ... _11 ....... the lu,laa.t ..... 6' tllll~olll Aa," Paleo TSL AVIV, l•rM1 lAP> ..... .. I Ud I _..,. ..... ., •••ac:h•• ..... ...... tdm ... ... H111111i1trem .................... ,.... .. . .... : .. ......, ....................... . * for 10 a,. Tiii ••IA•....,. elllld ,... ...... Y.P ... AJr ~, . • • NEW ENERGY CHIEF Chartea Duncan Jr. 1ng the p reRld c nl 's recent e nergy propos ab "It·~ cut and dried ," one source said or the Duncun de· ctsion. Duncan refused lo con· firm or deny al early today, as did While House press secreta ry J ody Powell Under the shadow of UcfcnM· Sl.'c rclary flarold Rrown, Oun t'iiO , a multam illtonalrc and Pflll Settiem~t .. ,. w ......... ... ON HIS WAY OUT Trenall Chief Adams form er Coca·Cola executive 1n Atlant a . has w11·ldcd mon· pow~r than m o~l C<.i hanet secre taries as he managed the Pentagon on a day· lo-day basis. White House political u1de1> hu vc high regard for Duncun and have sought a wider rolt· for ham m the udmint!>lrataon. Some administration o ffic1:.d~ .,;,,y Uun c un h a s r hafe d under Laguna Police, Negotiators Meet Poli ce u1:1sor1at1on me ml>Crl> and Lagun11 Ueuc h c i t y negoti:1tors wcr<' meeting thii.. mornmJ: to ncJ.:Olialc a pay set llc mcnl for the• 50 member employees g roup The caly has offe red 1>0hcc cler ks and records 1>er11onnel a 6 percent incrcust'. 1>utrolmcn a 7 pe rcent hike . und scrgeuntJt etnd above a n 8 percent Jump an salary. But the Laguna Beuch J'olict• Employees l\ssoclution want.' a 15 percent increast• an salaries a nd time and u hulf for ovtir time . l\tlomeys for the police as · sociallon say Laguna Beach face11 u problem or not being able to keep expe rienced of· flcers on the force. saying they leave lhc city for better paying Jobti . Richard Kreisler of Silve r. We lls and Kreisle r in L OK Angelc.'8, said statistics collected by the police e11soclallon show * * * the results of not paying officer~ cnou~h money lo keep them The police attorney rhums th1· salary problem h<:t~ creutcd ex lra problems. mcludmg what h1· l c• r m s 1 n a d c q u u t 1.· po I 1 c e ava1lubility for the residents or La~una Beach. "In 1971 there Wt•re 21 rrntrol officers und four ser geanli.." Kreisler said. "And an 1979 al the maximum. the depart.men• hud 13 patrol officer1> and four l'ler~eanl8. · · He said the lack of personnel has meant fewer officers on lhl' streets. claiming there ii; only one.· watch command e r and one patrolman on duty between mid· nlaht and 4 In lhe afternoon most daye. "Th.ere Is also a motor officer. but his job 111 lssuing truffle cila lions between thotSc hours,·' h(' added. And, Kreisler said , the job Isn't u simple as il wHS nint' <See POLICE. Pa"e Al~ • * * C"Lemente Officers To .Vote on Salary San C l e m e nte police ne10Uaton lnltiaJed a new OM· year contract Thuraday that call• for aalaf'J iDcreAMI ranc· jn• from u to 14.1 pereent and onrttme pay after 40 bourt work per week. City llana1er Jerry Week• Hld peace otftcen UIOdaUon memben would ratlf1 the con· tracl early nut week. ''Tiie ..an holdup la tbe con· lrHt WM 0¥Wtime pAJ1 '' WMk.1 1ald. ·•we ..,..•t otteriq owr· time.,., .......... TIM MW ean&raet eaU. for ol· ftclen to,..." time ud a Mtt ,., for wen ... a.er ....... ........... ......, ...... ............ -' ...... ,. per week to quali!y for overtime pay, Weeki 1aJd. The pact, which affect.a 32 of. ficera and 1er1eaata. will 10 before tbe Ctty Council followtn1 a110Clation approvaJ. TM new contract provides 11 pereeDt pay ralHI for olflcen and 14.t perffftt pay blk• for ............ Thal ....,. top pa1 for 111 of. fleer would ellmb to 11.• .,., mondl from 11 • .-. Top PAI for HrlH•tl would taereaH to Sl,111Pll' ..... "-11,trl. ..... , .................... . ..................... to _put ..... -·-........... poltee .. ,_.. fl ID ONille CMmr . • Brown. liut Uunnin ·~ assocaalei. al the' l'l•nlagon d1,ny lhai. <Jnd ~a y t he· two hUVl' worked toi.w th{•r 11m1<·ably Pow•·ll ~lHd h<· •·xp1:1·tccl ( 'art1'r lo 1·11m11lr-l" l'V<t luating l11s Cab1nl•l llt'fon· th•· weckencr ;ind l<1 turn h1~ all1·nt111n next wc:ek lo h1i. own scn111r stuff In thn·c· ;mnounl'f'mt·nL., in '1 'r" hours Thur:,d ay. 1'11w1·ll :-.;J1d C'.1rlN had dumped lle<ilth , 1-: ii u <' a t 1 11 n ,, n d W 1· I f <t r l' Sl·<·n·tary .Ju:-.1•1,h I\ Califano Jr arHI Trt•a .,ury S1,r·rt•l ary W M11·h1wl Bl umnllhul and h<id ;w tT(llt•tl llw n·.,1gnat11111 11r rrll'nrl :1n<I frllow <:1·11ri.:1an. l\lloml'Y ( i4'r1t•r:.I (; riffln II Bell Thi• lll11v1·., llr1·w 1.:N11·r<tlly 1·ri1 u·al rc·:wt111m. 11n C:<tp1 l11I 11111 H1•vc·al1ng a t ll'W <..::d11nct look r111· a11 .. 1 .. 1'111111 v•·at'. 1'11w1·1l ~wd C'arlcr w1ll 11on1111<tt1· ll 11u o.;1ni.: anrl l l rh1:.1n lh·v,.lopmt·nl S.·1·rl'l:Jry l'atr1cw I\ I I <trr1!> to ~ucT('t•il tht' c·on 1r11v1•r !-.1u l :JIHI out i.pol.c n Culifuno. Foo •ral Hcst'rvl' (;haarman G . Wallwm Miller lo ~u•·rcccl Bluml·nthal. who ha!> hall rre qucnt c·la~ht·~ w1lh Wh1h' llouw :.laff member., Deputy l\tlornl'y General Al'nJam1n H C1v1lctt1 lo replace lfrll 1'11w1·1l '>aatl -;ut·1·1•:-.Mff~ t o M1ll1·r Jnd Mr., lfarra~ wall l)f· nu rn cd ""on ffore Storms, Building Surf· Due al Coast '\~ hurr11·ant• l>olor1•h g:.ithercd ... trt·ni.:th orr th1· M<·x u·an Cll<J~t. w1•uthcr forN·uskri. were cc.II 111,:t for mort· thunders howers and lug hurr for th•· Orangt• C ·oasl Th 1· r rt· a k ., tor m s that h 1 t 1·arly th1h morning hr<1u~hl 07 or oo in<•h 11( raan to Santa Ana and CO!>la M c.,~· and trJ.J CCh or m111s lurt• 1n st·utt1•rf'd local ions a I o n g 0 r a 11 .: 1• (; o u n t y ' ~ ('OOlltlint'. Surf c·ond1t1oni. lh1~ mommg wen• m1xlnulc. hul lafcguurds :-.uad s wc>l111 µus hcd north by Oolort.'S were expected to s turt. µoundinR tho cow-1l wath bag surf hy tonight. Dolores, according to the Nu· tiona l Weathe r Service. was a bout l,100 mile:. ~outh of Orange County moving wust· northwest ul eight knots. Her wind velocities were c lockc.td al 100 to 120 mph. Water Board Election Eyed The fi ve dlrectorulcs UJJ for ~rabs an the Stlpt. 4 Moulton Niguel Wat.er Dis trict cleclton ar e being c losely watched by Lagunu Niguel reside nts. Concerned citizens, depending on the outcome of the vote. will work lO chan1e what they term "landowner-dominated votlnc." Such re1ulationa allow votes to be cut IOJely on baala of land owned allowtna landowners lo dominate the election, thO&e op· poeed to the procedure claim. CStoryPa1eAll). FJptPledpd LOS ANOILS& (AP> -The lO·Ytar court betUe between th1I citJ and lnJo County. over wa?J 1uppU• will continu., Jn~ of nelu uv• promlHd, ro11ow1 NJMtiaD of lbeir lea.at olfw by &be clty Board ot Water lftd Power . • .............. CHAINID TO llOOTH lculpeot' Jenn"• Mcl.emcn l' ..... P-.AJ ARTISTS ••• this," she said. "But coming down on art because it might be making a statement. . " The auraclive artist said she's• not making a statement with her nuclear power display. "I 'm posin g a question What's wrong with that?" she asked Laguna Beach attorney Ron Ha rris said his pa rtner Steven Fishman was in Santa Ana to- d ay preparing a n injunction against the festival board. "We're asking ror a perma- nent injunction t o keep the a rtists on the grounds," Harris said ''The hear i n g wo uld be ,,som ewhere down the line." He said the two attorneys arc working in conjunction with the Ame rican Civil Liberties Union. which is picking up attorney's fees He said the issue is to prove a violation of the Constitutional p ro tection for rreed om of speech "In order for the state and fede ral constitution s to a pply. we have to esta blish st.ate ac- tion ." he said, a dding the festival grounds is owned by the city and leased to t he F estival of Arts · And since the c ity p•rlicip•les in maintaining the s rounds. and receives money from festival re- ceipts. he says that issue s hould be easily established l'neanwhile. a meeting of a ll exhibiting artists h as been set for 8 u.m . Saturday on the festival grounds to work out a unified proposal that the seven- mem bcr jury can present to the festival board or directors The board m embers have been invited to attend the meet- 1 n g a t the Low e r T e rrace Restaurant. but it is unknown if any will be present Schmitz Sets Coast Talks ~ Sen . J o hn Schmi tt <R Fulle rton > will hold seve r al "Town Hall" meetings Saturday tfo the South Coast t o dis - ' c uss problems a nd respond lo ; questlons from the voters The senator will be at Aliso Ele m enta ry S c hoo l , 2 1542 Wesley Drive tn South Laguna ' from 10 a.m. to 11 :30 a .m. and in the community room at Lincoln Savings and Loan, 23601 Moulton Parkway in Laguna Hills rrom 2 p.m to 3:30 p.m . Saturday. The public is invited to attend 1 the meetings and comment on · aUairs invo lv i n g the 36th • ,enatorial district. DAILY PILOT f,..0,_C_O..lyPllOl,WllllwlltCll"lOft\ ... ---............... ._ .. ,, ... o._ '°'"'' P~C-y SfH•••~ .. 11-•rt ...... _ -.. "" ....... ,,.,., '°' , .... MfM -llH< ... H .... 11 .... 0f\ llH•"'~-l<Mll V•l .. y,ftv .... l_ ..... ,-.. tood"' ....... ,......, ... ,Im .. _ ...... , .. ~,··v-.... !:..":.1;. ~':..~""r.':..:'.t;:':: .. ~~.~~ no -"·-~~·-~·-M<•• c.rtt. VIC•"-" 0.-•Mt-_ ....... ~-... ,_ ... ...... ... _ ..... .... _... ... ~ ....... _ """"-~ll-• ~ (ootlal'MM .......... Mrwt -......... ,,.,, ........... _, , ......... (7 .. , ..... Ct111M1•MM••s4....,. ~ ...... MD!1$i .. z•1 , ......... ....... ,,_ .. a.-..... I Al lult .. leulla Ot-.e Ceaat oMelal wH•t kaow .......,_ &o tu.v. IMn ol JoJ or ..,.....,.,.=to1a1oq ......... n a.w1aM11 ........ to 10 .. 00¥. Mmmd O.B ..... Jr.todal. ''I'm ,..mi., Jadcment unUl I c:an atudy tlse bill," Sam (blcaa, ualatant aupertntendent of Caplatrano Unmed School Dlatrict, 1a1d today. "Rlcht now nuytbin1 t h a ve 11 ve r y aketchy . .. I'm not s ure whether I'm Jumpina w1th Joy or crylq ln the towels." CUSD ia expected to aet the Fbh FWods Slam Sowh State .Areas ., .... A&Mdaled ....... . A torrenUal rainstorm Mt off desert n .. b floods over a wide are a or Southern Caltrornla overnl1ht, •hooting waves or mud into at teut 500 homes. waah.lnc a way roads, knockine out power, 1e wa1e and telephone aervlce and caualna at 'leaat one death. -- A body was found early today in a car swept into the ra mpag· lnfC Whitewater River Wash in Rancho Mirage east or P alm Springs, which is normally dry, a uthorities said. The storm from the Gulf of California raged as rar north as Inyo County, 200 miles north of Los Angeles, and as rar south as San Otego. ..We bad the sky fall in •bout 6: 15 tu t night -a huge tropical r ainstorm," s aid Lita Reid, e ditor of the Ridgecrest In· dependent. ·'The re were light- ning strikes throug ho ut the Sierra.·· The Palm Springs area , where 4.70 inches of rain fell In a six- hour pe riod ove rnight, was h ardest hit, said Rivers ide Coun· ty Fire Capt. Pat Kerrigan. Heavy dam age was reported in Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, Cathedra l City. Thousand Palms and Dese rt Hot Springs. "There a re 500 homes hit . some with three to four reet of mud in them ," said Kerrigan. "The rain sent the mud down in· to the canyons. where there are laree residential tracts and they were the ones hardest hit." Evacuation centers were set up for residents or the stricken area. he said. and the Riverside County Fire Department sent ha nd crews. engines and 10 squads into the area to help with the massive clean·up, he said. Allhough the ram slackened off by late morning, the forecast for lat.er today called for more rain and thundershowers. "We've never had anything quite like it," said Kerrigan. The city of Palm Springs suf- fered only minor damage-; with a few buildings flooded and a few s treets c losed, s aid Moll y P aulsen, a spokeswoman for the city police department. But the m ain route in and out of the city -Highway 111 -was closed in several spots because or mudslides, she said. A bridge along the highway was washed out by rain end mud, ha mpering repair CTews heading lo the stricken area. "Highway 111 is c losed from Windy Point into Pa lm Springs It's washed out. There are large boulders, debris and waler on the road ." said Ca lifornia Hi ghway Patrol officer Rich Randolph in Riverside. The CHP Indio office was not reachable by phone, but Ran dolph said he contacted them by mic rowave radio and was told "a 40-fool section of bridge went out in Rancho Mirage. Nobody ..-as hurt as far as we know " Crashing ID Accident Report Handy Sam Budgor dJdn't have rar to 10 to make out hls acci- dent report Thursday when hill car narrowly missed roll- ing into the California Highway Patrol 's Capistrano area office. Officer Dick Van Cott said Budgor failed to set the emergency brake on his car which was parked adjacent lo the CH P's Laguna Hills office "TIIE CAR 1lOLLED b ackwards and look oul one of our clerk's cars and just missed coming through the wall r ight into my office," Van Colt said. Budgor was looking for lhe smog device inspection st.a· tion that is on La Cadena Drive near the CHP om ce. "'He was incensed that there weren't any signs direct· ing him to \he inspection station," Van Cott said. HIS BANGED·UP CAR came io rest aj aiost the wall below the window or the CHP's accident investigation sec- tion. "At least he could step right Into the omce and make out the accident report," the officer u ld. "He dldn 't have far to go .. l',....r-.AJ POUCE PAY FLAP. • • years ago. "In 1970 there were 3,900 calls ror service," he said. "But last year the re we re more than 17,500 calls. The calls for service ha ve gone up rour times and lhe force is shrinking. "If I were a member or the community, I'd be ve ry con- cerned." But at least one Laguna Beach ~ouncU member s ays the com- munity haa nothin1 to worry about. Councilman Howard D•waon said the lncreases offered by the city are fair, considering or- rtcers received a 5 percent acrota the board increue Just last March. And association dalms that jobs paying $300 lo $400 a month more are avail•ble elaewbe,. have been rebutted by Dawaon . "I 've checked and couldn't tlnd where an officer could 1et a comparable Job wUh Lhat kind or an lncreue wit.bin 10 mll• or t,000 mil• of La1un• Beacb," heaaid. He said char111 ol low morale by auoclatloo pretident Terry MacAdam, are not followed by 10Urcee or accurate data. "tt•a my teeUn1 the morale problem exlttl e1MDUally lD the mtad of Officer MatAdam, .. D•waon 1.ad. "Our OOUDdl bu bent OYS back•.,. lo IM tMt our p.aple are paid ., falrlr fl wt caal'A(&bem. _ I Shelf Removed LOI AllOSLD (AP> -U. 8. Armr ~,..,....be" r. moved u arWlttJ 1laeU UD· oovend -, a~ crew ta u.. TvJmla ........... MDI 6t to • °*aaee depot ID San Dteto· "This council has not only not cut positions," he said, "we have funded additional positions at the expense of other city services." And Dawson said there should be no guarantee or cost or living increases in any event. ·'There are many in this town on fixed incomes and nobody has offered them cost or living In· creases," he said. "I just don't think it is incum· bent on them to gua rantee cost O( living increases When the laX· payers' own standard or living is dropping." Teen Seized In Clemente Burglary Try Polle~ nabbed • 16·year·old S an Cfemente youth early Thundtly on ch8r1ea be broke lnt.o a deUcateuen and attempt· ed t.o helat a alp, uh traye and other rwtaurant auppUn. PoUee &ct. Paul F.ulk 1ald he and ofllcen PhU Lock and Ron Leverold apott41d the ueft·a1e boy at lJ:IO a.m. near the Olde Kountry Dell, m Avt. Vaquero, after 1'9Ml.tna a report ot a break·ID. Tb• otne.n punued the Joutb wbo NDOnedly thnW tbt 1toltD properb 1wa1 in the cbue. Police neovtnd' all UM loot ID· cludlnl 101De •alt u4 pepper lllann _. DaPldM an4 their bold•n. n. Jouth •• bollstd .. dMt dtJ Jldl Md --..... to .... CllltMJ af ldl pannta. t" largHt lncr•aae ln s tate . a ld-14 .t percent-•mon1 Oran1e County school dlltrtcta from the bill dealped t.o .... the impacts at ProposWqrp lJ. Chicu aaid be la conc.nled that tisurea tbe state mu be UI· ing for financial comput•Uona could be In error. "We were pen•liaed $1.8 rt.Ulion last yeu because we dldn't get the ADA CAveraae Daily Attendance) ~ncreue we expected," ,Chicas s aid. "We don 'l want to be penalized aaaln this year." L agu na B e a c h U nified Superintendent Rqbert Sanchis said today that fi gures show Laguna Beach receiving 6.4 per· cent. "T h e bi II h as n ot b een calculated totally for our dis· t rict." Sanchis said. "We're an· ticipaling that what we get will be close to what we origirrally expected." He said income Crom the bill would not cover anticipated def- icits in the district's budget and will lead to cutbacks. "We're establishing a list of priorities for the school board to consider al their first meet ing m August." he said He said the cuts could involve some employees, depending on the deficit when final income figures are known. * * * l',....r,,.AJ ·FUNDS ..• 12.1 percent. -Capia\rano Unified : $28.5 million , $24.8 million, up 14.9 percent. Or ange County government. which received $55.7 million from the state last year, would receive an estim a te d $58. 7 million this year. according to state figures ..~ ..... rage Al BOOBY •.. Brush •m y righthand m an. d key leader an my scout troop ... Falco and his wife , Kern. both of whom work as counselors for a state agency. said Brush had left his bicycle pump a nd Boy Scout shirt al their home after a scout meeung Tuesday night - "nothing so urgent be couldn't wail until we got home." Richard's parents b ecame concerned when their son disap-' peared while watering their lawn about 10:30 p.m .. police said. T he Brushes rushed two doors a way to the Falco home after a shot ranK oul in the quiet neighborhood. "I look e d t hro u g h t h e b athroom window," the boy's father said. "I saw something on the floor, but I couldn"t tell what il was. Then 1 found my son on the floor, dead. My son, 14 years old, dead ." F alco was called at work, and whe n he a rrived home a nd learned or the tragedy. put his head against a police car and cried ··I JUSt hope that family can forgive me," he said. Brush walked over and said. "Chuck, I'm so sorry." "Mr. Falco is a nice man," said a neighbor, Arlsledes Lima. "The family isn't blaming him for this tragedy.'· 'I -=--=~---------1-----··---f ~"" ......... QUITTING THE BENCH . . Judge ~•me• W•leworth 7Solons Rap Choice Of Miller By ROBERT BARKER OI ti. Dally .-lk4 Si.ft An uproar over the appoint- ment of Edison Miller to the Or a nge Coun ty Baor d of Supervisors has splashed over to the House of Representatives. Seven Republican California congressmen, including Robert Badham of Newport Beach and Dan Lungren of Long Beach. criticized the a ppoin tmen t Thursday evening in a special House Order called by Rep. Robert Dom an of Los Aneeles. Badham said the a ppointment was ill-conceived and made at the behest or J ane Fonda and T om Hayden of Ma libu not Or a nge County. Lungren declared that there .is a cloud over Miller·s record as a North Vietnam prisoner of wa r that only Mille r can dispel by making his records public. Miller was censure~y the secretary of Navy for making a nti·war statements whale a prisoner. Miller was not available for comment tod<Jv. but an aide said Navy official::. had prcv1ou), ly rejected Miller's request lo release his complete files. "Everything in his record that he has possession of has been made available." executive as· sis tanl Chris Loumakis said. Loumakis added that Milh•r has done nothing to be embar· r assed about and he do~sn't believe that he was disloyal. Loumakis said Miller believed he was doing his duty when he s po ke out a ga inst t he war. Miller was convinced it was bad for Ame rica and Vietnam and t hat the natio n was being m ilita r isti c , a ccordi n g to Loumakis. How eve r , Lu ngren s a id Miller's appointment by Gov- ernor Edmund G. Brown Jr. was against the best interests of the government and the military. Lungr en said he talked to Navy officials and othe r POWs who told him that Miller's state· ments were destructive to the morale or prisoners. Badham said the appointment is a slap In the face to veterans. prisoners of war and to families of military men who are still listed as missing in action. Other congressmen m aking statements against the appoint- m e n l Thurs day night were Willi a m D a nn e meye r of Fullerton; Pete Mccloskey of Pa lo Alto: Robert L~gomarslno of Ventura; John Rousselol of Arcadia a nd Dornan or Los Angeles. Qr...,e Count1 Superior Court luqe .Jamt. ff. Wallwortb re· 1tped bil office W., t.o enter private practice. ff• wu tbe flnt county Judi• at tha• lftel to leave the bench voluntarily ln at least 40 years. W •la worth 1ald bla diaUlualon· ment with hllher court atUtudes plua a lucrative otrer rrom an Oranae County l•w firm were primary reuona rot hll 1urpriae action. The position P•Y• $52,000 a year Md baa liberal retiremeol benefits . Se veral poesible cHdldates had been mentioned as possible opponents qalnat Wa lsworth in seekin1 re-elecUon next year but he said this had no bearing on his decision to step down. Now 45, Walsworth was ap- pointed to the Central Municipal Court bench in June, 1972. He was elevated to the Superior Court in July, 1973. Both ap- pointments were made by then- Gov. Ronald Reagan. Walsworth's replacement will be named by gubernatorial ap- pointment. tr the selection is made before January, 1980, tht> appointee will face election the f o l lo w i n g No v e m be r Otherwise, the appoint ment will run for the full six-year term. Walsworth said he would cam- paign actively against his suc- cessor if the appointment "does not represent the philosophy of O r a n ge Count y c rimina l juslice." . "This reflects my disappoint- ment with the appointments ot Governor Brown." Walsworth said. "The entire drift of the court system, particularly at the appell ate and s upre m e court levels, ls sadly out of h and." On the bench. Walsworth was known a s a ha rd -lin e, a nd sometimes controversia l. judge. His sentencing on na rcotics cases usually was the m aximum allowed. One of the controversies was based on his absence from the bench to perform the wedding Ct>rf:!mony for l"rank Sinatra and B:.irlJara M<1rx lie was accust!d of accepting a free hotel room in Las Vegas and other gratuities without reporting it as a cam- paign contnbution A graduate of the Umversity of Calilomi:.i and Hastings Law School, Walsworth began prat·- t1cl ng law in 1958. He i11 a native of Anaheim. a seventh genera lion Orange Counlian. Walsworth, a r e s ident of Newport Beach, s aid he will join the firm of Giles, Callahan and McC une, s peci a li zi n g an domestic aff airs . personal in- JUry cases and the entertain· mt>nt husmesl> lie will direct a new office bl!lng ope ned in Newport Beach for the firm. Singer's Fans Cause 'Riot' NEW YORK <AP) -Fifty people were· injure d when a c r owd o f 1,500 a utograph seekers pu.'ihed through plat.e- gl ass windows in front of a Queens record store s ponsoring a n a ppea r a n ce b y s inge r Stephanie Mills, police saud. Pressure from the crowd shat· tered the windows Thursday. ap· pa rently a fte r a m ounted policem an tried to c lear the sidewalk in front of The Wiz Record Store. Poli ce said four others were seriously injured. One Dollar Suit Speetaeular? When you purchase a suit or sport coat, at the regular price, you can purchase another of equal or lesser value for only ONE DOLLAR! · r Del" ......... PlllMe VAL!llle MCHTOl. (FOREGROUND), JULIE KELLER PREPARE THEIR 'PERFORMANCE ART Sending In U.. Clone• at L.atuna S.ach'a Sawduat Feattval Thia Wffkend Art to Capture Clones Samiwlt Festival Offers Comment on Society By WILLIAM HODGE Of .. .,..., """ ....... On Saturday. Valerie Bechtol will be cloning Julie Keller. On Sunday, Ms. Keller will be t.ryingtoescapefromherck>nes. But the elaborate scheme isn't the stuff of some horror buff's film script, it's an artistic vision nr the future's implications pro- vided through the medium or ~·performance art." "She'll be making several copies of me on Saturday," Ms .. Keller says of the duo's weekend pla n s at Laguna Beac h's Sawdust Festival. "On Sunday we'll dress her all in white with white makeup and seat ber next to the plaster clones," Ms . Bechtol a dds. "It'll be hard to tell which one is real." "Al some point I'm going to try to bttome more independent from my clones," Julie says. Depldies s~ ····~ Supervisor Rapped On Salary Issue Spokesmen for Orange County sheriff's d e puties claimed Thursday that Supervisor Thomas Riley's office is handing out bum information. RiJeJ amwen, in effect, that . the allegation la a bum rap. The difference or opinion arose after the A110Ciatioa of Deputy Sherifra ran newspaper advertise ments Wednesday seeking public s upport in their pay negotiations with. the county Robert MacLeod, general manager of the deputy s heriff's Former IRS Worker Faces Tax Charges A former employee in the San ta Ana office of tbe Internal Revenue Service has been in- dicted by a federal grand jury on charges of filing false income tax returns and conversion of re- fund checks issued in connection with the returns The Indictment was banded down against Ernesto Suarez, 19, of Orange. He is a former student trainee revenue officer with the JRS collection divlaion and served as a volunteer in the IRS Volunteer Income Tax As-aaaunce pros.ram. A two moatb blftlltiptioa by JU 1,.W ilmlltlc•ton led to the tndictmeot, said Aaalstant u.s Attorney Bert H. Dewer. : Suarez could face a maximum ·penalty of five years' lmpriaon- ment and a $10,000 fine for each association, said Riley's office is incorrectly telling callers that the deputies would earn about $30,000 per year under lbe most recent com1ty offer. MacLeod alleges "'1.her that Riley's office refused to explain how il arrived at tbe $30,000 ll1ure and indicated that it would contiDue t o use that figure. Riley said be got the informa lion from County Personnel Director Burt Scott. Scott con- firmed later that the informa· lion is accurate But the deputies' spokesmen say there is no way to calculate what the exact amount will be because of varying pay negotia- tions What they do know, they say. is that deputies are underpaid. They say that deputy sheriffs with five years' experience now earn about $20, 100 and that the county offer would bring the pay up to about $21,500 for an in· crease of $1,400. They say that $1,110 of that total must go to increased reOre- ment contributioAs. They are asking for a 17 per- cent pay increase oo a one-year contract. The county bas offered seven percent increases to more experienced deputies and a 4 percent hike to less experienced d e puties. acco rding t o spokesmen. "We are sadly dis appointed that Supervisor Riley was not more diligent in verifying the in- formation bia office provided to tbe eitizeaa ot the 5tb dlatrlct," MacLeod said. Riley said be la convinced bis figures are accurate and would continue to use the $30,000 figure that sweeps together salary and benefits "But we're going to try to stop her because we certainly can't have any individuals in our perrect society," Ms . Bechtol wryly observes. The two women have teamed up to provide an exhibition of an a rt form using living models and s e t s t o co mmuni cate its message. Actually, Ms . Bechtol says, pe rformance art grew out of an early 20th century revolutionary a rt movement in Jtaly called futuris m. Futuris t s trie d to depict dynamic movement by eliminat- in g conv~ntional form, balance and rhythm and s tressing the v aolence and s pe ed of the machine age Th e two women see the medium as a way of expressing feelings about things immediate· ly to an audience. And, the artist is able to see a work's impact almost as immediately. "You have a chance to try out your idea and have immediate feedback," Ms . Bechtol says. "This is a way of reaching more people. "We're taking art out of the galleries and glvlng it back to the people ." - Very often. performance art is associated with making a s tate· ment or communfoating feelings about the social condition or humanity. And Ms . Bechtol is no stranger to expressing her reeHngs and sentiments. R er exhibit on Iranian women protesting traditional Is lamic dress has been banned from Laguna'is Festival of Arts. She has refused to remove the ex· hlbit and, thus far. it's sWI in place al the Art Colony exbibi· lion But performance a rt also can be used to convey feelings. One exhibit planned later this month entitled "Cross Fertiliza· lion" will feature Valerie and Julie painting at opposite ends of a long white paper roll. At some point, they will ex-' cha nge sides and begin to de- velop their art work on each other'sfoundation. "We're also going to invite other artis ts around here lo participate,'' Ma. Bechtol says. '• Tbe two women are using the sumiuer exhibition to try out some ideas for a demonstration they'll be giving next Janualy ln the Philippines. They were invited to open the first intemaUonal art exhibition in Manila. · of the six counts of fillnl false •:returns and 10 yean' imprison- '• ment and a $10,000 fine for each l!of th• four comna of conversion : of tax refund checks, Deixler ~sud Mesa' Dream House' ' , ----------------------..... U.S. 'Haven For Sewn' • Gets Study Sunday Sometbi.q old -a Victorian bouae. and somethlllg new - pocket C!OIDput.en that talk, are featured aubjecta lD Sunday's DailJ Pilot. INSIDE ITOaY -Tbe emerllal ateriol' at a Victiorta bouM"" wltla towen la • Cotta ................... bu •l'OUMd ao mueb eurtoelty that Staff Writer Jackie Hyman in - terviewed the couple wbo are butldiq tbetr dream bome in· eludiu-"moden eonvenienees wltla die aid look -lar1e eao.et. ................ ..... ...W-Aact .. )II• J118 Mila • IOIM ol. tile MIOrflll.~JIOl,;a•d eaot11 ........... ... fte .... (SUND A Y'S BEST). baad-beld eomputer deslpen are at tt qala. 11lil Ume It'• a traa1l.U..1 unit that eoa""8 En1U1b to Jq1t· about aar laa1....-ancr-. new oaee ea even Wik. ID You/Your llODeJ., ' WllB UPON A PALLING STAa -No mistake about tt. tbe mqical myat.ery klDCdom of Hollywood as we kaew It b never to be tbe NIM. v ..... · An1"d•tc1Prwllarl ... ... ,,... ............. . ~ .... .....,, ....... .... ~::e'=t-:~ ... :. ...... = ............ ~-t. • ................ : Wftla • alt af ........ ' ................... Rodeo To Open Al Fair There'll be a real country navor to the Oranae County Fair toniabt when the RCA Cbam- p ion 1 h l p Rodeo opens its weekend en1a1ement. Featured entertainer tonight la the group Tav•res. Today also la Children's Day, which means anyone 12 and un- der la admitted free until s p.m . On Saturday, the fair will celebrate Junior Livestock Auc- tion Day. Regular admission is $2 for adults and $1 for cbildren 6-12. Hours are 10 a.m. to mldnJght today through Sunday. when the fair closes. Here's the sc~ule for tonight and early Saturday: TONIGHT S and 8 p .m . MilC'h e ll Marionettes Showboat. on the _grounds. 5 :30 and 8 :30 p .m . Riata Ranch Cowboys, Heritage Stage. 5:30 and 7 :30 p.m . Athletes in Action, on the grou.nds 6 p .m . Harry "Woo-Woo " Stevens, Mountain Dew Stage. 6 p.m. 4-H on Stage, 4-H build- ing. DAILY PILOT ,ti 6:30 p.m. Velvet Cadets Band. He ritage Stage. • AP Wlrwpflolo MICHELLE MARVIN, ATTORNEY MITCHELSON IN COURT Appeals Promised After Reconsideration Rejected 6:30-10:30 p.m. Lost Highway Bluegrass Band, Food Bazaar. 7 and 9 p.m. Tavares, Am· phi theater. 7:30 p.m. Roya l Horse t'aar, Moonshine Meadows . Michelle Ruled 7 :30 and 9 :30 p.m . Warren Dobson. Heritage Stage. 7:30-11:30 p.m. Montezuma 's Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage. 8 p.m . RCA Championship Rodeo, Grandstand. Marvin Case Loser 8·11 p.m. Disco Dance, picnic area. SATURDAY 8 a .m . Hor se s how, horse arena. 10 a.m...4 p.m. China painlmg, c rafts area. Burglars Get $24,800 Lo.ot lnHBTheft Burglars made orr with about 31 s tereo and television sets valued at $24,800 from a downtown Huntington Beach ap- pliance store Thursday morning, police report. Tbe crooks, police say, en- tered Tovatt's Appliance!\, 401 Main St., before dawn and hauled off 12 v ideotape machines. 12 te le vision sets, four stereo units and three big· screen television sets. Police say the burglars en- tered the shop by breaking a lock on a side door. They also believe al least two suspects carried off the heavy goods and used 7 large trucks. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A Superior Court judge says hl' won·t reconside r the casC' of Marvtn vs. Marvin. but lawyers say the last act of the love and· money courtroom druma may still be ahead . Attorneys for actor Lee Ma r v in a nd Miche lle Triola M arvan say they are considerintt filing appeals an the wake of rul· angs by Superior Court Judg1· Arthur Marshall. In addition. the district <Jt· torney is still probang perjury <ti· legations against the actor. Marshall. appearing anxjous to end the litigation betwee n the rwmer lovers. rejected three motions Thursday aod declared Mills Marvin tbe loser in the court fight. Marshall expressed concern about the perjury probe. but said that even il Marvin bad lied on the witness stand, the out· come of the trial would be no dif· ferenl. "The court's decis ion was based ... virtually not at all on a n y th ing th e d efe nd ant (Marvin) contended on the wit· ness stand.·• Marshall said. ''Mostly that testimony con· sisted of denials. The court re· lie d on the testimony or the plaintirr (Ma ss Mar vin> balanced with the testimony of other wilnc.-sses," he said. The judge a wa rde d Mi ss PATIO& GARDEN .. SALE Heovy g1oss table top on tubular aluminum frames. e-oury o\ with 4 vinyl-laced Choirs Rusi-proof W/lempered gloss top lflUSlrOte(l\ f-ountoin Volley location Only SA~·;11eE s229. 00 INSTANT LAWN f'OI OUt the gl'89" t:111P9t 5 SQuore Ft Rolls ~-.WITH 60d I'°'" DICHONDIA *1.11 Roll ---=-·-· HYlllDlllMUDAor ., ... t;urf sr~mttlo ILUlllAU '1.51 Roll z .• , ...... , ..... ,7. llD ... fOITA'9. OOITA.-A Ma rvin $104,000 an April "for rr· habtl1tat1on purposes ." but r<'· J<•c ted her c-laam thal :-.he had a rontract with lhe actor to ~hare ha:-. asM>L'> during their :-.1x·year lov<> aHatr Tht• JUd~e re1ln<Jll'd Thursda} lhtil he found Miss M<irvin"·· story 1nconis1stc11t <.ind ft-I t :-.he· had not proved her caM:. "Th<•refor<'. 11 makt·:-. no d1f forencc to lht~ court in dec1s1on of this matter that Mr. Marvin lied or did not lie." the JUd~•· saad . "It docs m atter to the court that a man lied. If he did he. he shouJd pay a penalty for that." He noted that if evidence of perjury Is found, Marvin could face crimmal prol!eculion San Clemente Inn Target of Bandit A tall, slende r suspect wear- ing a stocking mas k and bran- das haog a blue steel revolver fled the San Clemente Jnn early to- day walh $169.52 from th e hotel's tall Police saad the s uspect. who fled on fool. was dc:scr ibed as a black man stunding six feet three mchcs lull. Then! w~rc no an1uru .. 'S an the· robbny that 01· ('Urrcd between J and 4 a.m. to· day ar-..1!11.-.."°"~upPt 1a1qe ano lu'itl .,pec1mens ol lnP ... ..,..111' tsrano ro~oine wnh large oauore p1n11 blossom~ !>Gar <;11e Reg '1099 SALE PRICE$ 5. 99 I eorurmQ m1•eO cat111s J,. ar rullv blassomuo 01on1s-1us111gn1 ror insrant color' • Pot St1e Reg 99 SALE PRICE 59c Mother Fern • Valerie Bechtol mounted the protest with chains, blood· stains and coffins ln their booths. All of which will result ln rulnalion of the festival, right? Wrong. Not al all. As a matt.er of fact, the opposite may be the case. The citizenry may begin to pour through the festival gates In increasing numbers simply out of curiosity over what the devil ls going on, anyway? THE RESULTS MAY BE that gate receipts wlll skyrocket to an all-time high. Thia may serve to soothe the agonies of festival officials. Not. that it hasn't happened before. Laguna's festival almost every year has something to Juice up the act. Years and years ago, a festival exhibitor caused men to sup and women to suffer the vapors with his striking painting of a reclining nude. Laguna streets buzzed with controversy. And the festival turnstiles s pun faster from increued attendance. rr my dim memory doesn't fall me, the artist's name was Vargas. IN A MOaE RECENT year, a Laguna Festival ex- hibitor created a furor wben his giant abstract mural. about the alz.e of a living room wall, failed to sell. So be brought a buzisaw lo his booth and chopped the work up, selling it in pieces. lt went like hotcakes and created another famous Laguna FesUval flap. And as ror this year? .. Well folks, it's just another season . . another show Hmnilton Air Base Buy Slated OAKLAND <AP> -The Oakland port's board of com· miHioo.s is considering buying Hamilton Air Force Base in Marin County from the federal government for $1 W AIHINGTON <AP> -1'be aatloe'• output of 1oodl Md ...... fell· -....... n&e" .......... iD tM .... ...... U.11 y...-, .............. .... elatt LU DaUOD' WH la IJlit dep&M Of tM ll'f .. 71 rHPJ'!:i tM Comment O.,.nm.& today. The decU., wlaWa W beeia expected by teClllGGlllU la aad out ot sov.....m, taa••• a moct.t u per.-n. ta lbe flrlt u.r.. __. ... tlal8 ~. It ... &be nnt en. aiaee earb' 1111. TIM drop WU &be Wleel llaee the flnt quits of 1171. wbm "real" output -U.at lldjuated for lntlaUoe -fell more than 9 pettent. aaid Commerce Depart. meat anaJ)'M Ac1ren Cooper. TB& aEPOST blamed aJu,. 1lsb talel for the Aprll·tbroulh· June decline ln the lnllaUon- adjusted iroea national product -the value of all U.S. goods and services. Art dealer Richard Feigan poses with the painting he picked up for $21500 at a New York auction. He recognizeo it as a mis- labeled 17th century landscape by French master Claude Lorrain -worth $375,000. Meanwhile, in an effort to tighten the money supply, lbe Federal Reserve raised the dis- count rate -the interest the Federal Reserve charges on Joana to member banks -from 9.5 percent to a record 10 per- cent. The board's action likely Guerrillas Celebrating Junta Letukn Arriving in Nicaragua Capital wlll have the effect of pushing MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP > up other interest rates, such as -the leaders and guerrillas of the prime rate for industrial bor· the vlc:Wrious Sandin11ta rebel rowers. m ov emen\ converged on The Commerce Department Nicaragua's capit.al from north report blamed sluggisb sales for and south today to tackle the the April-throu1b-June decline monumental tasks or relier and In the inflation-adjusted groes reconstruction as jubilant national product -the value or crowda up and down the little all U.S. goods and services. Central American c ountry celebrated the downfall of the THE FEDEaAL Reserve's Somoza dictatorship. move drew a mixed response on Two of the five members of holding for m e r Preside nt Anas tas io Somoza directly respooaible for the abortive e£· fort earlier this we ek t o sabotage an agreement to end Nica ragua's civil war. * * * Sonwza Quits Miami Exile Wall Street. Prices on the New the junta arrived In Managuu MIAMI BEACH. Fla . CAP 1 York Stock Exchange opened with members or the new Ousted Ni cara guan President generally lower. but analysts re· Cabinet from Costa Rieu. The Anastasio Somoza s ays he'll ported that bond prices shot up other three junta members were leave on a vacation by the end of in a reflection or investor con-expected today from Leon, their the week because the United fidence. provisional capital, from early States has tried to dra w him "in · Outgoing Treasury Secretary Wednesday until the remnants to things over which I have no W. Michael Blumenthal strongly of the dictatorship capitulated. control. .. endorsed raising the diseounl Somoza said he won't return to rate in a statement as "helpful CONCLUDING A seven-week e x i 1 e in Mi am 1 u n t ti "the in the fight against inflation and uprising. the Sandinista guer clim ate gets cla rified ... He in dealing watti 1peculative pres-rillas took control of Managua would not reveal his destrnaUon, s uresonlbedoUar." early Thursday, two days after other than to say it "couJd be 10 Sales fell 4.5 percent in the President Anastasio Somoza fled this hemisphere or in Europe." second quart.er after rising l. l to Miami Beach and a day after Somoza sajd by threatening to percent in the first quarter. his handpicked successor, Fran-deport him unless bis successor c i sco U r c u y o , fl e w t o 1· h d h u s INFLATION continued to Guatemala. re mqws e power. l e ·· Worsen. Pn·ces rose at an anD""'I 1 w hi t h'l Stale Department was "making _ n as ng on, meanw a e. ·bJ c J h d rate Or 8.7 per-nt in the 1.......... St De rt t rr· . I me resporuu e or an act a Under a package deal, Somoza was granted exile in the United Slates and a caretaker suc- cessor, Urcuyo, was to im- mediately tum power over to tbe g ue r ri Ila· backed provisional government. BUT URCUYO threatened to un rav('l the entire agreement by asserting that he hl:ld no intcn· lion of s urre nde ring power before 1981 About 700 gw•rri llas poured in from Leon. 55 miles northwest oJ. M aoagua, and charged Into the deserted Jlunker , Somoza 's military headquarters. Some ~rabbcd weapons and uniforms. Others entered the dictator'!' a partment, and one guerrilla couple pos<-d for photographt•rs on Somoza's lwd with a red ancl black Sandinista fl ai1 l<acked up over the headboard. A second column of 4.200 marched in from the southern cities of Masaya, Graaada. Jinotepe and Dlrlamba late T hu r s day a fternoon . Most camped in front or the lntercon· tinental Hotel adJaceot to the. Bunke r. ..... aVW&u• ate pa men o 1c1a s are no control over." quarter of 1978, 9.3 percent in ----------------......:..------------------------ the first quarter this year and 9.9 percent lo the most recent quarter. 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