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Home My WebLink About1979-07-25 - Orange Coast Pilot1 • ·ets ova e esa • NeWPOrt Cops Oil Compan.ies Seek VietJms lleport mg'1er Of 'The Sting' Quarter Profit DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * -WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUL V 25, 1979 YOL. n . NO.*·• HCTIOMS, M ~AGtS First Year I ' . Sting Ploy Sketch Newport Cops Helped, Cops ·Say AP Wi,.pllolo 'THE PERFECT BABY, BIG FOR HER AGE' Te•t·Tube Tot Loulae Brown• Veer Old Today Tube Baby I 'Lucky Louise' Said Perfect LONDON CAP) Lowse Brown. the world's first autben· ticated test-tube baby, was a year old today, but the ~ontroversy set off by her birth continues. ··She is the perfect baby, pretty, big ror her age, and very forward," her 32-year-old mother Lesley told the Daily Mail. which signed an exclusive contract with the Browns before the baby was bom. "SHE BEGAN TALKING AT 10 MONTHS,. and we think that she's not only going to grow up into a very pretty blonde but a very intelllgent one too," Louise's 39-year-old father, J ohn. told the newspaper. The Mail published a photograph of a chubby blonde toddler and said she managed to get a foot. into the chocolate batter or her birthday cake as it wa~ being mixed. It said the cake had pink and white icing and was crowned with a slogle pink candle. Mn. Brown could not have a baby normally because the fallopian tubes leadin1 to her womb were blocked and the blockage could nol be removed surgically' the same problem 40 percent of tbe lnfertlle women in the world have. SD W&NT TO GYNECOLOGIST Patrick Steptoe and pbysiokJli,lt Robert EdwM'da, •tr> bad been doinR pioneer re· aearcb for 12 yean into mkrosurg1cal techniques for fertilization in vatro, meanlftl an 11ua, ana emt>ryo transfer. The Brit.lab docton took an eu from ber ovaries, fertilized it wlth her husband's sperm in a &lass dish in Steptoe's laboratory in Oldbam, and relmplanted lt in Mn. Brown's womb. (8ee TEST TUBE BABY, Pace A!) Seek Victims By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 , ... O•ilJ Pll .. Sutt Newport Beach police said to· day they're s till looking for wealthy victims who might have been fleeced · in an a lleged con gam e that operated like the movie script or "The Sting." Four Orange County suspects are in custody in the case. Al Eps tein of the Newport Beach police conceded that vic- li ms have been reluctant to come forward since they los t their money in an attempt to cheat the manage ment or what th ey thought was a private gam bling club in Los Angeles. Epstein and Sgt. John Simon probed the case for two years before finding a local man who was willing to tell them how he lost $160,000 in cash a nd his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the con artists. That tale set up the a rrests Tuesday of Attila DeAgb, 39. 2716 Hilllop Drive, Newport Beach; Beverly Claydon. 35, 81 Royal St. George, Newport Beach; Michael Newman. 35. 14 N. Stoning ton Road. South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morris, 35, of Buena Park. All four were booked into Los Angeles County J a il after their arrests locally. The three men were arrested on charges of grand theft and conspiracy ln warrants carrying SALT Endorsed WASHINGTON CAP l Malcolm Toon, U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, t-Oday dis· carded an lniUaJ reluctance and endorsed the SALT II treaty. calling It "the best that could have been obtained." $200,000 bail each. In addition, they are named an warrants obtained by Orange police charging them with fraud in a phony advance fee loan s che me. Those warrants carry $250,000 bail. Mrs. Claydon. who was arresl· c d at a home police said belonged to her boyfriend al 25 <See VICTIMS, Page 1\2) Shell Prof it: $277 Million NEW YORK <API - Shell Oil Co. today report- ed a 55 percent increase in second qua r ter p rofits . joining a parade of oil compan ies reporting higher earnings during a period when many drivers fumed in gasoline Uncs. Shell, the natio n 's eighth-la r gest oil com· pany, said profits rose fr.om $179 million in last year's second quarter lo $277 million this year. Earnings per s h a r e c limbed from $1.21 to $2.80. On Tuesd ay. Gulf Oil Co., the nation's fifth· largest oil company, re· ported a 65 pe rcent in· crease in second-qua rte r profits and Standard Oil Co. of Ohio <Soh io>, ranked 14th among U.S. oil firms. said earnings rose 70 percent in the quarter. kab.r of Crickets lnv.ade Mesa 1018 Secretariat Circle. ••There are thouaand1 of them," bis wife, Carla, 8dded. ''At nllbt tbe ltreet II juat black with diem. Tiiey come tDto die bouN ad eat my curtalM." .lack Berey J 1GIT D.._ Clnle lald ........... fNllnt. .......................... utct -tllle .... wMcb ...... acl)aeeDt ft•lcl, t• IOI•• U.• , ........ ''I'" Ca&ald eftr7' dr Clftlctal I cu llw' ta.'-.-ud a ball .... au l •••••• •ore crtclktU," be Hid. Retldenta aald the proble!'/ began about two week• ago. Board members replied that the dlltrtct 1prayed the fleld last Friday and will spray again till• .Friday. They allo 1ald they will COpi· mualcate with the reaidenta tbl"Oqb lierrJ about the attua- Uon unUI ti l1 IOlved . 111• 10.acre Geld In question ls part ot wblll wat oaee a 30-aere alt• an wtUdl • mldclle school and .., ........ .., acbool ... plUDed. Wb•• tll••• pl••• were dropped, 10 ae,.. were sold to a developer, 1tbo a year a10~· . pleted the homes In which the crlcket·troubled residents live. The other 10 acres •were sold to the city. . Dlatrict buslne111 mana1er Ray Sclmierer aald prebl•'1& have .,._ lbM!e tile 30 fenl were divided and ceued belnl farmed. He said the 1ltuaUon waa a11ravatecl a couple of monthl aso when tbe dllU1c:t plowed UIMler It.a weedl, •P· pareoUJ dllWrbmC t.be c:neuta. Rnldentl 1ald tbey will be kMpilll cloM talll aa tbe ert•• c:eu•. "When they wtnd "! ta bed wltbyou.IUan'UUM)' 'l') .. HELO IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Atcala M~sa Woman Molested by Van Driver A Costa Mesa model who :.t(·· cepted a nde to a gas station after running out of gas on thl' San Diego Freeway was struck and molested by the driver who picked her up, Costa Mesa police reported today. They said t he 19·ycar-o ld wom an suffered bruises m the 9 p.m . incident. which began at the Euclid Street offra mp. Police said the woman entered the van without noticing three men in the back. They said the driver pulled over a few mile s away and began attacking the woman. sla pping her a nd ripping he r dress. He fina lly released her near the Harbor offramp after his companions told him to stop. police said. . They said that. beca~e the in- cident began in Fount.am Valley. the report has been forwarded to police in that city ror further in- vestigation. The suspect is described as a dark maJe with a must.ache and a goatee who spoke with a Mex· lean accent. Police said the other men called him by the name Randy. Synanon Member8 To Stand Trial By jERRV CLAlJSEN Of-C>Mty ~-StMf Huntington Beach detect.Jves a rrest e d a part -t ime pro- fess ional photographer Tuesday .JS :.I SUSPC<'l 1n the death of 12· vear-old Robin Christine Samsoe whos"' skelet a l remains we re found nc:.ir Sierra Madre earlier this month. Arrested at 7:30 a m . m his M ont~rey Park res ide nCt} was. Rodney .James Alcala, 35. Fif· 1een Huntington 8e<.1ch officers, armed with <• search warrant, went to thl' home of Alcala 's parents a t 7 a .m .• Lt. Bruce Younfot s a1d. Young said thal a search of th l' homt> turned up a large numbe r of photographs con- !>adered evidence in the case. Included. he said, were photos or children "from 3 years old on .1p.'' some of them in the nude . Hoban and a girlfriend bad ocen approached a l Huntington Beach State Beach June 20, the day she disappeared. by a man who asked to take their picture. The would-be photographer was described by Robin's friend as in rus 30s. tanned, nearly six feet tall and with collar-length curly hair. A pohce artist drew a com- posite or the man with help from the girl. Young s aid. That composite. he said, even· tua.ly led to Alcala ·s arrest following a four·week investiga· tion launched by "tips" from p<>lice agencies and oersons who (See SUSPECT. P•ge AZ> Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds otherwise sunny days. Lows tonight in 60s. Highs Thursday near 708 at beaches to low 80s in· land. LOS ANGELES <AP > -Suffi· clenl evldeoce exist• for . Synanoa membka Lance Ken· ton and Joeeph Music:o to stand trial on cbarlea of c:on1plrinC to kill attarnl1 Paul Moran\I with 1 raw.o•e. a Municipal CcM&rt j\ada• bu Nied. At 1 ~al'J heartnl bn T.aeiday. Jud1• Brian D. Craban ordered ltentoe, 21, and ...... •· to appefr for ar· ralplMlll ln Superior eoun on IN81DET•D~~ Mo,_im. medicinal eliz· Ira dittt!W bw benign monk$ wann the tnfonned vititO" to 1tatv. SH PollC Ail . ..... Aut.1. M OM.YP!LO! I Waf ' ¢n M •· '"' • Witness: MacDonald Clues Unchecked RALEIGH. N C <APl Alt Arm1 la...U,ator t.Un.d '° day &Mt he 1aw blood oa the 'IOI• o1 C.leUA Mecoo.aw·a 1Mt Ille .._ Mn MHllmlN -ud ber two you.nc da.a,bl•r. wre llaln but tllat t.M Mood \Jpe wu never check~ Tbe inv•1tl1ator, Wllll•• Ivor y , und•rwent ~rot ex1m101tlon an the trltJI• murdt-r trial of Or Jt>lfT't'~ Mu Donald The tluntlnat nn Harbour OO<·tor 11 C'har1~ •tth murder an tb• •t•bblna Hd blud1t'Oniq cleat.ha of hi wif and their d1u,bten. Klmwb. I , •"41 Krt•tN, •• ln P'th.-u•r lt'm h <W" ••ld 1lt1• 11ld that h cUd nol ~ftl)W •t..Owt In~ ~kMl4 WI• ...... MHO..W'• , ... A~llb '"''"Winh1 wt1t• found In l\ri l..n' t..-.huuro, and lhe protf'C''-'h•\ ltt ~-•re,•ttd tu try to _. U.•l ~• priat. we,. M•c· OM a .. · IH\f ••ht h o h C'IUI llC!hltUI th Miu 1 •n•lll h11111t• •' l''ort ,, ... , .... ,,.' "'''" 11 h\ ••• """l' "''Ut•''''" '"'''''' th ' ''•mhJ l>t• ••at t hfid (()! \ht lll't• U,• IMltl h• Vt a "\llh• 1tl11t\H lH"d" lhal the \"en• tu•1I bt'•n to n•plltd b foro hnt'•tltfl•"''"' l'htC'lle1l lhfm On 1\aetd11. Ivory uld uJKter rro1u1 t•xamln1Uon by attorney ffnn•rd Se1a1 lh•l Item• ln the Mu•• were moV9d and touched hut lhttt he wa" confident that rvldt!IWt! Wiii no\ dl11turbed or dc-11t ru1f'd. "Uood Ood, we were lookln1 for the weapona th•t killed thete ., oplt-," Ivory 8uld whe n Segal H kt>d him about o drawer that hud ht'1111 tixumlru.-tt M IH'l>onuld. JS. WU!i 8 physl· rnrn wtth the Oreen Berets al l"ort llra11 when hls wife and d1u1hten were kllled. Se1al Hkcd repeated ques·· Fed Chief ~Se"lected Carter Names Ex-Treasury Official WASHINGTON <API Pn~ I · dent Carter announced today he is nominating Paul A. Volcker. a former Treasury official and now president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, to be r hairman of the Federal Reserve Board. In a statement read to re· porters by White House press secretary Jody Powell. Carter s aid of rus r hoice to succeed out· J:0 1n g board Chairma n G. Willi<tm Miller : • "Mr Vo lc ke r has broad N·onomtc a nd financial ex· pcrienc•e and enjoys an outstand· in~ int£•mat1onaJ reputation. He s hares my determination lo pursue the battle against infla· t1on a l home a nd insure the s trength and s tability of the dollar abroad " The lOp central bank position fell vacant last week whe n Carter tagged Mille r to surcced th e depa rting W . Mich<1 e l Bl u m e nthal as Tre a s ury s<·c retary. Volckcr . 51. has been prcs1- d<·nt or the New York Federal n t'M' rvt· Bank sioc•• 1975 ;rnd f o r m (' r I y " e r v c d a s. u n · d<·r:-.<·t·n •tary (If lhl' TrN1s ury for mon1·1ary affa1 N. Vokk<•r also i~ vice chairman of th(• Fed 's Open Market Com m1ltt'('. which mnkes kc•y df• l'1:-.1ons on controlling credit. lll•c uusc o r u ncertainties ~e n erated 1n inte rnational ·~-·...-.. NEW FED CHAIRMAN Paul A . Volcker money morkels by M illcr':-. lit· pa rture from lhe fed, Carter prom 1s<•ll to g1 \ .. priority lo the St' lt'C'llon l)f a /oiUCCC!J!>Or. Initial reaction m Congress to Vol<-ker's selert1on was posil1 vc St'n. William Proxmire, D Wis . chairman of the Senate Ranking rorfffuttec a nd a fre· quent critic of Miller. praised the appointment. "The· president has shown out· standing Judgment," said Prox· mire, whose committee will han- dle the confirm ation. "P aul Volckcr is a man of great in- tellect and proven le adership ability " Rep . H e nr y S R e uss, chairman or the HOUSf Banking CommittC<' said: "Volcker is an t'xcellcnt <'hoicc lnternulional hankers tx•1ng what they are, hi s appointment s hould quiet lhe doll :H by noon today I have \\Orkl:'d with him for years and h;Jve foun d not only that he 1s a blc but that he knows there is a ('ongn•ss" Both thC' doll a r a nd stock prices gain e d ground im · mt•diately a fter the announce· m c•nt or the Volrkcr nomination Miller C'a llcd Vokkcr's selec lion "an excellent choice" and said 1l "guarantC'es continuity in thl' conduct of tht• nation's mon(•tary policy and provides a re<'ognjzed lcadersh1 p that 1s rC' qu in•d if we arc to assure u sound d ollar 1ntl'rnal1onally The chairman of the Feder al Ht·:-.t·r ve pre:-.1dcs over th<" sc•vr•n rncmhc•r hoa r d, whO!..l' rcs pons1 b1 lilies inrlude . rci.:ulat 1ng a maJor portwn or tht.· n<t l ion's banktn~ :,yi,tem. ~up<•rv1!.. IOJ? the money i,uppl!' and d<· tl'rm 1ning the lcvt·I of !.Orne interest nitcs in the economv IF,.... Page Al tlon1 about the movement.II of Ivory and others at the house. The questions .nd tho.e asked other wtlnnffs •P&Je•red to be dHllned to convince the federal co urt Jury lhal lb e Army bungled Its lnveatlgallon. Ivory tesUlled that the pajama bottoms MacDonald wu wear· lni< were discarded at the base hospital. contrary to medical perllonnel 's s tanding orders not to de11troy clothing worn by victims ofvlolcntcrimes . MacDonaldsul· fcred several Ktab wounds, which • the government contends were selr·inflicted. Ivory a lso said that Mac· Donald was not examined before he was taken to the hos pital Segal maintaine d that was ··another example of your as- suming" that others were following correct procedures. The exchange between the two was sometimes acrimonious and the government vojced repeated objections to Segal's question· ing. U.S. District Judge Franklin T Dupree Jr. cut off one line of questioning, ruling that Segal was improperly trying to in· troduce evidence about candle· wax found on a coffeetable in the /tl~alJre /tf atinee house. MacDonald has said one of the intruders. a woman, car- ried a rucffrinl"eandle. Ivory aald he believed the wax was old wax and matched a can· 'rtle foundinthehou.se. ~ The government objected., however, when Se1al started~· ing quesUona abouta lab repo oa candles and wax in the house at h as not been introduced as evidence. MacUonald was cleared by lbe Army of charges against hlm but was indicted by a rede ral grand jury in 1915. The trial started last week after pre-trial appeals were exhausted. IF,.... P,,.e A I VICTIMS •.. Pine hurst Lane. B1i! Canyon, was named in a w<irrant charg. ing her with cons piracy. She is also being held in lieu of $200,000 bail. The con they are accused or perpetrating involved the use of actor George Montgomery's Hollywood Hills mansion. In· vestigators said Montgomery leased the home to another man and was in no way involved in lhe scam. lnvesli~ato rs said Mrs . Claydon would introduce two of the trio to wealthy Newport Beach businessmen. The victim. or mark, would be taken lO the mansion which he was told was a private gambting-club for millionaires Entry slakes in the games were SI00,000. J o hn Linds ay , v 1c l! In· vc:-.t1gator for lhl' Loi, Angeles Police Department. said that up to 40 i,hills. or actors. wne hired l o a c t t h c: p a r t ., o f c· I u b (•mployee:-. and m 1ll 1rrnu1rf' ga m hlcrc; Thl' v1r11m . 1n v1:-.1llng th1· 'dub." was abo introduced fl) a tlub c·m1>loyec. a dealer who wa!'> angry at management and wanted to get even Th(• lno <'nt1cPd lhl' mark into helping with thei r :-.chcme 'l'tw 1dt•a '<'a:-. to c·heal th1• house on ,1 rigj?cd rard gam1• off uro, dt-<1lt by th1· unhappy employee Faro 1:-. an :.irch<11c gam1· rn "h 1<0h bets are placed on the· or- 1Jt-r 1n "h1ch cards art· dealt Supervisors Meet SUSPECT ... Members of the actors ' un ion Equity march through the theater district in London to protest the government's inc rease of value added tax on theater tickets. Many pcrformc•rs joined the cll'ml)nstration which ended ;it lh1• In lhl' <'U!..t' that triggernd th•· :.trr<'sls. the m<trk wa s distracted al the last minute and trickecl 10 to making what Lindsay said was a stupid mistake. Thal mis· take rost him $160,000 and his Holts Hoycc Thc car was found Tuesday al Uc•Ag h's Harbor Vi ew Knolls c'ondom1n1um. llou~c of Commons ~-=----~---------------------Deputies Pay Talk A Stormy SesSion know lhc s uspert. Police r efused to discus"> the poss1b1hty that Alcala had a n·c· ord of pn·viou!.. arrests or 1m prisonmcnt lie 1s being held in Huntington Beach Cit y Jail a:> a homicide suspect on $250 ,000 bail Law re quires that he he arraigned by Carter to Address U.S. on Shakeup That v1ct1m. <1 Nt•wport Bc>ach res ident, wm, also going to l.ie a mark 10 the advunc<·d rec l•i<tn -.c h<· me, accordin g to 'l n·y S1erb of the Orunge 1>ohcc• d1· partm1•nt That deal fell through after t he m an r eali zed h<"d been· taken in the sting, hut Sink:-. :-.aid an or~an1zcd crime figure from Arizona h<td been brought to Orange County by DcAgh to ::.et u1> the loun scam. Or ange County s he riff's de p- uties adopted a wait·and -see posture today in their demands for a pay incrt!ase a fter turning out in force at Tuesday's mtel· 1J1g of county s upervisors, de· manding loudly a nd boisterously at times for progress in stalled negotiations. Arter the stormy, 00-minute session. deputies we re told that s upervisors would discuss the demands at an executive session today. "Wt .II wait and see what comes out of that," s aid Sob MacLeod. general manage r of the 440-member Anociation of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. A sickout reported ly i s planned, but deputies lhu.s far have not part.icipated ln any job action. A crowd of about 250 deputies and their sympathizers zeroed in Tuesday on supervisors Phillip Anthony and Thomas Riley. Al one point, a member or the audience shouted at Anthony to shut hls mouth and let the as- sociation's negotiator finish his comments. Others claimed that Riley handed out misleading informa- tion that deputies would be earn- ing about $30,000 under the new offer. DAILY PILOT T,,.0,_C_Oell'"'°'·••l .. _.,k.,IH..,. "'~----··-·-........ °'_ C .. \IP..tll1"""'~.tf1M< .. •ecttt-.. o publl•Md _, ""°""' Prkl<ty for (""I• -... ..._. ....... _,._ ... ftl •- •••"V•lley, lf.,,.,,.,&.~ .. ~ft(N\t A ......... ...-...... ._..._s., ... ""''""" ._.,.,, ~ ... j)rlfl(leel ....... lll!llfoo "'""' •••• JJO W.\I .. , "-•c;.ou MtM. C..11-0M1' ·~,. .... ~---,.. ... ~ Ykt"n--0. ...... ,,.._ ~··-. ..., '~..::. ... "'tr.:- a-r.:-~ ....... :=i..:. .... OMcM ""'-.. ·~JOW.Mltylti ... ......... Kiii 11110_,...M .... ~ ....... ,., .... 11._ .. ,. ,,,, ..... (Pt4) ..... Cl•••••a.. ..... .....,. "-•O... ..._ Riley previously said that the informal.Jon was given him by county ne~otrntors for s al ary and benefit-s and tha t he was standing by it. Supe rvisor Harrie tt Wieder took exception to what she .ca lied bullylllf! lact1cs by the dcp· ut1es She said it was demean· mg to both law enrorcement and to !-.uperv1sors She s aid later they behaved llkP unruJy children who should bt• :-.panked. Later in the after· noon. Mr.. Wieder received a gi ft of a dozen roses from the as· soc1ation Mr. MacLeod said re marks were not direct e d a t Mrs . Wieder and that he was sorry if she was offended. Thursday moming WASHI NGTON <AP) -Presi fir1:1ls over fnrf>1gn reporters' Young described Alc ala as a n k n""ali·v,. comm"rit.s, i·allecl 1n I d t ti dent Carter, seeking to spca ".. .. .. " une mp oye . pa r m e pro · f fi"t.' or . L 1x Eu'""pean JOurnah:-.ls r I h to h ho C r d 1 r e c t 1 y l o m II I 1 o n s o • ,, • v ess1ona P o grap er w a and on" Japan"se rl'port<·r lO re· d 'd t'f · hi Americans tonight in a ra re .. .. ried a rar · 1 en 1 ymg m as a but .Lorn•· of thc•1r a<·1·ounh be f f 1 Photo" prime-time broudcasl news ron " .. mem r o a pro ess1ona ... The aides l<>ld the reporters b • · 'i rere nce, says the media have ex· ra.p er .s_ USfil>~lito. on. h l-.:..t• adm inis t ration s ha ke up f aggerated l e extent or his ad 11 Police hi1ve h<.•cn searching or . h k d1J".~ not represent a const1tu· I ministration s a cup. 16 pm . .. a yellow Schwrnn b1cyc e that Channe ls 2. 4 and 7.) t1onal cris is and denied that H.ohin was believed to have betin Th .d d h d p<iliti"'"I adv1sl•r<. !..UCh a s d e pres 1 c nt an 1s a1 cs .... riding when 11he d1 sappcare s a y both Amencan and foreign Jordan, presi. se<'rt litry Jody :-.om ewherc between her friend's bl · h l'owell and m 0 d1a u d v1s1:r report ers a re owing up l c " hom1• at 14th and Olive Streets Gerald Rafs hoon will be 1n and her home u mile a way. flutncing b<ts1c economic and ThHt h1C'yCIP, Young s aid, still CARTER REASSURES rorc•ign policy dcc1s1ons. hus not be-en recovered. APPOINTEES-A4 The aides stressed, according Robm'R unclud re m ainK were to two JOUmahsls who atte nded, found .July 2 by a state forestry I i . 1 r th "t r cpl ac 1n o Treasu ry hll power of Carter s nner c1rc e o .. .. employee near a pu c camp· faithful Georgians, especially Secretary W. Michael Blumen i:rounds 1n the foothills near chief of staff Hamilton Jordan th al with G William Millerd()(''> Sierru Madre. "The Washington pres!-1 has not represent any change m U S Young, who !laid police sec a orossly exagge rate d this ," economic policy or support ror remarkabl e rese mbl a n ce "' ed · · thedollar. · Carter was quot by a part.ici between the artist's compo:.1te bo UU 1 Carte r 's ne w s con_ferenc1 h r pant as telUng a ut 250 po ca " of the photographer soug t or appointees Tuesday. tonight 1s scheduled In an a ttemp1 quesUoning and Alcala, lndicul · Earlier in the d ay, two senior to get a bigger audience than hH ,4D PRODlJCED TOO MANY CALLS "I had to call and stop my Daily Pilot ad because I re· c·c1ved more calls than I could ha ndlt• " That's the s ucress s tory of the Newport Beac h woman who placed this ad m the Dally Pilot: <h rrlookinl( tht• water, ' H 2 room!> &bath. ~Ion. 'I ut·. Xl\1 .. xxxx For more calls than you can handle. cull the rriendly Daily Piiot rlassiried ad·visers at 642-5678. Sam Wells, negotiator for the deputies. said that the county's offer or a 7 percent increase on a one-year contract would reduce th e Orange County d e puty sheriffs to a second ·rate law en· forcement agency. He said the offer demonstrates that there is no longer a top priority to get quality personnel and that many experienced dep- uties aJready are le aving. ed this mommg that no other b f usual 4 p.m . sessions sullpecL'I in the case are being _:a~1~d~e~s.:.., ~r=en~ee~t~ln'.!!gL:c::.::o~n~c::;:e.:_rn:.:_.:~Y~O::..·:__ ___ ..:._ ______________________ _ The go.getters are going and getting higher paid jobs ," Welh1 declared. sought at this tlmt. He said Alc ula haR not yet been able to a ccount ·for his whereabouts ul the time the two girls wore approached on the beach by the unlden~ried phot.og· I rapher . p,....Pt199AJ TEST TUBE BABY. • • "We found nature could not put 1n ecc and 11perm togethe~: so we did lt. We do not aee anythln1 tmmor'!l In dolna that, Steptoe said. LouiM wu deUvered by Caeurun "ectJon July~. 1978, at Oldham General Holpltal. The 1overnmenl Medlcal Research Council cooflnned 1he wu the lint t.etlt·tube baby on record. THE ... TRI O~ AT LEAST TWO other tnt·tube babies ~have been reported aloe. one, a 1trl, ln Ce&eaaua, IDdie, on Oct. 3, 1978, and the other, a bOy, In OlMpw, leotland, on Jan. 14. Both lnfanta were reported norm1l 1nd In 1ood health. But triUl theM and other I.Mt-tube blrthl 11ld to be on the way, re11t1ou1 lelden. aelenU.tl and maay othen are 1Ull dlvlded over relllioUI. etblcal, acleetlflc and l111l laluet ra1Md. Reward Told Gay• Want Khoemeini Tried nnu:N, Italy <AP> -1ta11•1 111 ~UIOCl•tloa -~,,.,OD Aratolllb Ruiollab DomliDl to-~~a::.n::=-~u: .......... "·•--...... * Where I On To Save ear ---·· .... Desl.1r ewecr ,.,._. ange £east OITION Today's CI081iag N.Y.S&eek8 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N Fl FTEEN CENTS Newport Police· Seek Sting Victi1ns a, JIMNNS a&YNOLD8 __ .._P'-, .... Newport Beaeb police aa.id to, All four were bookttd into Los An1ele1 Count.y Jail alter their arreau loeaOy. or mark. would be taken to the mansion which he was told was a. private gambling club for millionaires. Entry stakes in the 1ames were $100.000. . dty they're stlll lookln1 for weal"' victims who mlthl have been 1lileCed ln an allel'td con --.ame that opented like the movie script of "The Stine " Four 0rllQle County suspects are in euatody in the case The three men were arrested on charaes of arand theft and conspir~ iD warrants carrying $200,000 bail each. In addition, they are named in warr ants obtained by Orange police charging them with fraud in a phony advance fee loa n scheme. Those warrants carry $25Q.OOO.bail. John Linds ay , vjce in vestlgator for the Los Angeles Police Department, said that up to 40 shUJs. or actors. were hired to ac t the p a rts of c lub e mployees and millionaire gamblers. 17 Al Epstein o/ the Newport Beach police conceded that vic- tims have been reluctant to come forward since. they lost their money In an attempt to .:heat the manageme nt of what they thought was a private 1amblin1 club in Los Angeles. Epstein and Sgt. John Simon probed the case for two years before finding a local man who was willing to tell them how he lost $160,000 in cash and his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the con artists. That tale set up the arrests Tuesday of Attila DeAgh. 39, 2716 Hilltop Drive. Newport Beach: Beverly Claydon, 35. 81 Rru:-aJ St. George, Newport Beach; Michael Newman, 35. 14 N . Stonington Road. South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morns, 35. of Buena Park Mrs. Claydoo, who was arrest· ed at a home police said belonged to her boyfriend at 25 Pinehurst Lane, Bil Canyon. was named in a warrant charg· ing her with conspiracy. She is also being held in lieu 'of $200,000 bail. The con they are accused of perpetrating involved the use of actor George Montgom ery's Hollywood Hills mans ion. Jn . vestigators said Montgomery leased the home lo another man and was in no way involved in the scam. Investigato r s s aid Mrs Claydon would introduce two of the trio to wealthy Newport Beach businessmen. The v1cllm, The victim. in visiting the .. club." was also introduced to a club employee, a dealer who was angry al management and wanted to get even. The trio enticed the mark into helping with their scheme. The idea was to cheat the house in a rigged card game of faro, dealt by the unhappy employee. Faro is an archaic game in which bets are placed on the or- der in whi ch cards arc dealt. In the case that triggered the arrests. the mark was distracted al the last minute and tricked in· to making what Lindsay -said was a stupid mistake. Thal mis· take cost him $160,000 and his Rolls Royce. The car was found Tuesday at DeAgh 's II ar bor Suspect Held in o.itv l'ile1"'-'•"1tk-• K- TtDAL DROP AND TIGHT MOORING DEEP SIXED SWORDFISH BOAT IN NEWPORT Diver and Crane Were Needed to Right 28-foot VeHel Near Delaney's Restaurant Witness Testifies To Band's Fears Band director Richard England's 1971-'11 department ebalrman at Newport Harbor High School testified today that band sludeoll didn't want to play at away football 1amee out of fur. Drama teacher ,Joe Swift said &bat at one performance he at- ~nded the band members weren't allowed to leave the group because of harassment by students from their own school and the other school. Swift pve the testimony dur- ln1 a hearing into unprofesalooal conduct charges filed by the Newport Mesa Unified School Dtatrict qainst England. Earlier witnesses testified lhat students sometimes shouted <See FEAa8, P ... AZ> rkketa lnwule Homing Tract tbe llreet" at atcbt. It'• Juat like • army," Aid Abrabam Bal~ 1011 leerewtat Circle. · 'Tbere are tbouaanda of tb9m," Ida wife, Carla, llddld. .. AtldtMtlleatnetiljullllllaek .......... ,,., .......... ........... awtall .. , ... lllrTr ., .., n.w11em ClnleuldblllM .... fnll&nt-.......................... trtct _. 1111 et&J, wbleb ona an adJa .. t fleld, to 10l¥t the problem, CIU ... Wfi ..... AI 1ide Victim When Richard Harvy awakened at 5 a.m. today to find his bunk awub, he thought hls 28-foot commercial fishing boat waa sinkine. According to harbor patrolmen, the vessel, Ranger V. at that point was just listing severely at Its mooring in the Rhine Channel where Harvy bad tied up Tuesday night. The swordfiaherman from Marina del Rey climbed up to tbe walkway between Delaney's restaurant and the Cannery restaurant and did the one thine harbor ~trolmeo said later he shouldn t have done: be cut the moortnc lines. The veuel, top heavy with the nytn1 bridle rig Uled in pursu- ing swordftlb, didn't ri1bt ltlelf. It rolled over and sank. It waa noon today before the combined effort. of diver Rick Quenave and a crane from R. E. Coulter 1ot Harvy '1 boat ripted . He -'d tbe boet wu 1eeured Ulbtly to tbe eea wall wbeD tbe Uae wu bllb. Bul trb• lbe wll&ft weat out -..,..... a llt· tie man Uam .ax . IMC IMit•- lata '* ,._~ .... low ..... tbfa lllOnDI -moond ... u::t-Ula tbl fne ..... ~ I ' t ~ View Knolls condominium Thal vicUm, a Newport Beach resident, was also going to be a mark in the advanced fee loan s c he me , according to Trey Sierks of the Orange police de· partment. That deal fell through after the man realized he'd been taken in the sting, but S1erks said an organized crime figure from Arizona had been brought to Orange County by DeAgh to set up the loan scam DeAgh is from Phoenix where he was involved with what law enforcement officials there al· leged were a series of land and bank fraud schemes In 1974 he was convicted in federal court of mail fraud. The advanced fee )oan scheme als o used the Montgome r.v mansion as a base with two or lhe men acting as financial ad visers lo a third who posed as <i "m ult.A -multi millionaire ." -Sierks said. u p to $50.000 would be charged local businessmen who thought they were gelling a loan from the millionaire, S1erks said O•oly Pilot St•tl Plloto 'STING' SUSPECT Be verly Claydon of Newport Beach rlucks us she is guided to helicopter by Lo~ Angeles Police Detective Mure Hissong. Los Angeles p_Qlicc. who arrest- ed her Tuesday afternoon <Jt a 81g Canyon home. flew her off to Jail rn a Los Angelt·~ police hc li t'opter that used landing pad al neL.1rby Newport Bt1iJ<'h µollcc head quarll·r~ Girl's Death Photographer Being Quizzed By JERRY CLAUSEN °'* o.11, ~Itel St.ft Huntington Beach detectives arrested a part-time pro - fessional photographer Tuesday as a suspect in the death of 12· year-old Robin Christine Samaoe whose skeletal re mains were found near Sierra Madre earlier thi& month. Arrested at 7:30 a .m m his Monterey Park residence was Rodney James Alcala . 35. Fif- teen Huntington Beach officers. armed with a search wurrant. went to the home of Alcala's parents at 7 a.m., .Lt. Bruce Young said. Young said that a search of the home turned up a large number of photographs con- sidered evidence in the case. lncluded, he said , were photos of children "from 3 years old on up." some of them an the nude. Robin and a girlfriend had been approached a t Huntington Beach State Beach June 20, the day she disappeared. by a man <See SUSPECT, Page A2> HELD IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Alcala Dog Furor Deats Up Lawyer Flays Canine Officers' Tactics Chasing mutts and their owners 1sn 't an easy job and a recent at· tempt by Newport Beach police to simplify the task has drawn th~ ire of some local folks. Attorney Richard Berryhill was brought into the fray after his teen-age cousin. Galen. and her three young charges had a s tartling introduc tion to Newport's undercover dog catchers. Be rryhill, who contacted local newspape~ and radio stations to air his complaint. thinks the of· ficers o"ught to go back into uru · form. He indicated a lawsuit on the s ubject is being con- templated. In a letter sent to city council members, Berryhill said two plainclothes animal control of- ficers patrolllng in Begonia Park In Corona d e l Mar frightened bis cousin and the three girls she was caring for in an incident earlier this month. The letter sa.id the two officers chased Mias Berryhill and he r charges "for several blocks after attempting lo stop the girls by demanding that they ·come on over here,· failing to show a ny idenWicalion until after the girls had taken rtighl to avoid what they reared might be a rapist.·· ,4D PRODVCED roo K4NY CALLS "I had to call and atop my Daily Pilot ad because I re- ceived more calla than I could han4le." . Tbat'1 the au~ story of the Newport Beac~ woman whet plac .. tbll ad ID tbl Daily ptlot: Ovtrlooklnt tbe water. N .a. J l'OOIDI 61Hrth . .... n.. DJl·U.U For more e.U._•·~ c• budl9.c.alahl~Dalb ~luatn.d t1111ifn, at f urther, Be r ryhill's letter claims the father of two or the girls. Michael Braun, contacted the police to complain and was told .. because the animal control officers had not undergone rng- ular police academy tra ining. t h ey we re uns kille d and therefore inappropriate in lht!1r a ppr oac h t o ~u s pe c t ed violators." Berryhill. who labeled the u~I! or plainc lothes dog catcher:- (IUC':-l1onable. s aid Monday ht' 10 tends to pursul' his complaint <See COMPLAINT, Pa11:e A.2 1 Faculty Criticizes Newport-Mesa Pact Repres e ntatives of the Newport-Mesa teachers union told school board membe rs Tuesday they are dissatisfied with the board's contract pro· posal and angered at comments made at a previous public hear- ing about the union contract pro- posal. · Maya Decker, a member of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers negotiating team. said s he was disturbed by some c itizens' c omments th at teachers are overpaid. S he a lso criticized board President Carol Martin for ask- .Jng one speaker for a copy of his fi1ures indicating teachers are paid at an hourly rate two to three times a blgh as workers in private industry. •'Teachers do not work only l'rom 8 a.m. untll 3 p.m.," Ma. Deckeriald. Sbe cited aucb work aa p~· Ing clua leeeon plans. sr papen, reeearebln1 topics 1atberble material.I for special projects. . ''Jmt lalk to them IOIDeUmei, some Of tbem '*DI tbeil' own moae1 Oo ~9urcb••• matenul," 111. Decker said • NMn P111IS1• WWlam C\le crttleillA tM ~ ~ .. "more. 9*..UU for OID...._IMllJ,_.._.., clUllle." ..... a. .... ...... . ., ...... , ......... ... fessional righL4', and the lacic of a sala ry prooosal. District Superintendent John Nicoll said he would like to clarify the salary proposal issue. He reminded board membe~ that they have previously adopt- ed the existing salary schedule CSee PROTEST, Page A.2> Coa~• Wea&ber Night and morning low clouds otherwise s unny days. Lows tonight in 60s. ·Highs Thursday near 70s al beaches to iow 80s in- land. .. M••btra ol UNI .Utt Water RffCM&l'ftl Coa'1ol loanl la.eve ~jetted the plao to clean up NewPort S.y lhat wu pf'OOOMd by t1'e N•iwport·lrvlne Waate Mana....-a ~1 <NIWA> Board mem&tn deolded to hold U.. NIWA plu out ol &M ele.n ••ter plan t ubmllled for 11.-v"n soutJltim Callf.omia COW\ Ut1s by the Sout.hem California A11oclatlon of GovernrnenU <SCAG > The plan wall be revlMd by m~mbera of NIWA, lbe state board ataff and th• atatt ol the Santa Ana Re1ional Water Qui.lily Control Board. State board members, at their meeting last week in Sacramen to. agreed with their staff and the regiona l board that the NIWA plan lacked 1uffki•t 1llt and eroaioo control provisions to achieve the goal of prevenUq the further pollution of the bay 1e:t Newport ~r:opoaal Th• dly 'of Newport' Beach and the 1tale Department of f'bh and Ga.me ... operator of the Upp.-r Bay Ecolo1lcal Preaerv~. had oppused the NIWA pla.n. Tbey suaatated that tho plan be revfffd lo lnth1de provt.lonl tor conatructiOn allo retention of •lit carrying runoff Anothtr point t.hoae jcenclet- both membM-a of NIWA alona with other locaJ 1overnmental 11enclea-felt w11 Jacklftc ln the plan wu a desllUni basin. The propoeed basin would be built in the San Die10 Creek up stream-of-the bay between Jam· boree Road and the San Die10 Freeway. But the proposal wasn't In· eluded In the final NIWA plan because in the early study 1ta1es. prior to preparaUon of the proposal. use of s uch a basin wasn't inveslhtaled. ' The water cleanup plan is mandated by federal law. It must receive the approval of the 11U1le water boud before it can be forw1rded lO the federal En· vlronmentul Protection A1eocy for final approvi.l. Mesa ·Model Gets Bide, Assa tilted A COila Mesa model who ac cepted a ride to a gas station after runrung out of gas on the Sao Diego Freeway was struck and molested by the driver w~o picked her up, Costa Mesa police.., reported today. Schools Paid Tab They said the 19 -year·old woman suffered bruises in the 9 p.m. incident. which began at the Euclid Street offramp. Police said the woman entered the van without noticing three men in the back. For Hawaii Trip They said the driver pulled over a few miles away and began attacking the woman, slapping her and ripping her dress. Officials of the Newport·Mesa Unified School Dis trict were willing to pay the transportation costs for their witnesses in a lt•acher 's administrative hear· mg, but they didn't expect to have to send one of them lo Hawaii. * . * * F,...P.,,eAJ FEARS ••. msulLc; and even threw objt:cl!. al bc.nd members at games. Swift a lso t estified that ll a rbor High principal Tom Jacobson told him during a private meeting wurds to the ef. feet that "it's either England or me " The distnct ls attem pting to dis miss Engtand on charges that he disobeyed Jacobson's ord~rs regarding the band performang <it gam<.-s England also is accused or involving parents a nd studenta in an administrative dispute. Also testifying t oday was former Harbor High principal Charles Godahall, now principal of Newport Helghta Elementary School. He said he had a satisfactory relationship with England and left decisions regarding the band to thf:! director Today was the s ixth day of the hearing ori~inally scheduled to last fi ve days. The hearing was in rece11s Tuesday. Attorneys clashed Mondcty OVt•r the iHSUe Of hOW Witnesses WP re prepared for testimony The school district's attorney, Hacha rd Hamilton, questioned a defense witness about a meeting at which he and others described their testimony to England a.nd his attorney , Law r ence RosenaweiR. Rosenzweig objected, saying he hadn't questioned district wit· nesses on the s ubject because he thought it was irrelevant. lie WWI overruled by hearing officer John Willd, who heads the threc·mcmber commission on professional conduct that is hearing the matter &litor Tapped WASIBNGTON (AP) -Preal· dent Carter , announcin1 h11 first White House staff change, said · today he recruited retired Time ma 1 azl ne ed ltor Hedley Donovan to be a senior adviier who will report directly to him. DAILY PILOT , ... "''-(-Oeily ,.,..._ ··"'-" ....... ........ , .... _ .......................... °'_ r .... 1 ,.,,.,.,.....,.'-...., ... ..,,-.,. ""°"'--.... ......... ,~,.... ,., c.t•• -... N-... , .. "''''" ......... ., .. ,,_ , .. .,Y•ll"Y 1-.~-""-'"'C-t A ....... , . .,__,,,.,., ................. _ ..._,,. '"' """..., ......-. -.... "" ""'"' •••tt,...,c-... ,c .. -..i • ._ ~ ...... ,,...._._,,,_..., '-;::.:. ..... ,..... .. ....... ,........ .... .... o.n.tM "-....... ~ ..... .... , ............... l'NOft But that's what ha ppened in the case or forme r Newport Harbor High School teacher J oe McCoy, who testified for the dis- trict in the hearing Of Un · professional conduct cha rges against m usic teacher Richard England. District Assistant Superinten. dent Kevin Wh eeler explained that McCoy, who now works for a Los Angeles travel agent, planned to testify the first day or the hearing on July 23, then leave that night to escort a lour group to Hawaii. However, the hearing was postponed one day because one of three panelist:; hearing the case couldn't be present on July 23 As a result, Wheele r s aid , McCoy stayed an extra day and the district had to pick up the cost of sending him to Hawaii. Jt 1·ame lo $287.07. McCoy wouldn't have had to pay a fare ir he h ad gone with his group, Wheeler s aid. Woman Raped In College Shower Stall A 26 ·year -o ld Huntington Beach woman was dragged lnt.o a locker room shower stall at Golden West College Tuesday af· ternoon and raped, police said today. The woman, police said, was assaulted about 4:20 p.m . lier assailant grabbed her arms and forced her into the shower, she told investigators. Police say the suspect, a blac~' mim ~rtedly wearing a tank top and flowered s wim trunks, closed the s hower s tall door and forced the woman to disrobe. Police say no one else was in the women's locker room at the time. The assailant was described t.o police as muscular and about 20 years old. He flna lly released her near the Harbor offramp a fter his companions told him to slop, police said. They said that, because the tn· cident began m Fountain Valley, the report has been forwarded t.o police in that city for further m· vesligatlon. The suspect is described as a dark male with a mustache and a goatee who spoke with a Mex- ican accent. Police said the other men called him by the name Randy Carter Urged To 'Resign' In Editorial CHAMPAIGN, Ill. <AP > - The Champaign.Urbana News Gazette said in an editoria l published today that President Carter has been unable lo lift the nation from the current state or pessimism and should resign. ·'Throughout his term of or. fice, Carter has done nothing but smlle, make promises and do nothing," the newspape r said. "Instead of beginning a cam. paign for re-election in 1980, we believ~ sincerely that Jimmy Carter should consider resign. ing the presidency for the good or this nation and its people," the News·Gazette said. .. Despite a brief rallying of s upport for the president ::ifler his emotional s p eech o n te levision, all was lost In a cruel cabinet shuffle which took some of the most able people out of his goyernment, left the incompe- tents, and turned direction of the Executive Office over to the Georgia Mafia, which includes his wife, Ros alynn ," th e editorial said. The paper said 18 months with Vice President Walter Mondale as president would be better than continuing with the present administration Tube Baby I 'Lucky Louise' Said Perfect LONDON (AP) -Louise Brown, the world's first authen· ticated lest·lube baby, was a year old today, but the controversy set off by her birth continues. "She is the perfect baby, pretty, big for her age, and very forward," her 32·year·old mother Lesley told the Dally Mail, which signed an exclusive contract with the Browna before the baby waa born. "SHE BEGAN TALKING AT II llONTHS, and we think that she's not only 1oln1 to 1row up Into a very pretty blonde but a very intelligent one too," Loulse•a 39·year·old fat.her , J ohn, t.old t.he newspaper. The Mall pu.blbhed a pbotoerapb of a chubby blonde toddler and said she manaeed to 1et a foot Into the chocolate batter of her birthday cake as It was beln1 D"lixed. It said t.he cake had pink and white icin1 and was crowned with a sl.nale pink candle. Mn . Brown could not have a baby normally because the fallopian lubes leadln1 to ber womb were blocked and the blockqe could DOt be removed 1ur1ically, the same problem 40 percent ol the infertile women ln t.he world have . SHE WENT TO GYNBCOLOGllT Patrick S&eptoe and phyaiololilt Robert Zclwardl, 'Who bad been doin• pioneer re· search for 12 rean lnt.o m1eawur1lcal teohniquea for ferUU11Uon tn vitro,~ m 11au, ano embryo transfer. . The Brttllb dOctOrl took an ... from her OHri•, fertlUMd lt with ber buabUMI'• 1perm ID • fla11 dl1h In Steptoe'• laboratory tn Oldbam, and relmplutecl it ln Mra. Brown'• womb. ''We found natur. eould not put an .,. and 1perna toseUMr IO we d1d tt. We do not Ml anythln1 lmmoral fD dolna that. •1 Steptoe •aid. LoaiM wu deUveNd by c .. ar.an MCUon lu.ly 21, am, at Oldham General Hmpltal Tb• aovernmeat 11.cllcal Reteareb Couaetl ..nnned U. •11 the tlnt t.lt·tube baby oa record. TBS..,., OF AT LUl'I' TWO otber ..-.tube bebt• .... ..._ """9d llMe, one, a llrl, In Calcutta, Jlldla, o. Oct. a. =l;• am ........ •...,,, m ca..w, 1oc1t1••· • "•· w. .......................... ~ ..... . -............................... .., .... .... W'lfi1ri«I' • •1n1, 1111 ldlll .... .., odterl are ltiD ....... ._...,., •• Mldoal. MtenUlle Md lqal luwnlMcl. ·. t .\ 0 .. 1, ...... ,._.., lll<lurd 1(-fft' ROBERT DeBERRY ZAPS CRICKETS IN HIS HOME He's Another Co•ta Meaan Bugged by Insects F,....rageAJ CRICKET INVASION. • • ''I've called every city official I can for the la!>t week and a half an d a ll I got wa !'> more crickets," he said Residents s<11d the problem hegan about two weeks <1go Boa'rd member~ n·pht'd thiJ , th<.• district sprf.lyed I ht· field la.'il Friday and will 1>prf.ly again lh1:. Friday. They also said they w1 l~ com· munieate with the reside nts through Berry ahout the satua· lion until it 1s solved. The IO.ac re field in question 1s part of wh at was once a 30-acre site on which a middle school and an elementary school were planned. When these plans we re dropped, 10 acres we re sold to a developer, who <1 year <igo com pleted the home~ in which the cttcket -troubled rei.adents live The other 10 acre:. wert: sold to the city D1i.Lract bu:.1nt•ss manal(•·r Hay Sc·hn1t•rt:r 'f.lld 11rohlt·ni' h:.tvt> <1ra:.l'n :.met: the JO acn·:. wen~ c1av1ded :.ind ceased b<-tnl( farmed He said the s1tuat1011 was a1rnravatcd a couple of months ago when the distril'l plowed under its weeds, ap parently d1slurb1ng the cr icket.!-. Residents said ·they will r><.' keeping close tab.'i on the cn cket census. "When they win<L up in bed with you, it isn 'lfunny · · FV Park Studied For Balloon Race Negotiations were authorized Tuesday that may res ult in Mile Square Regional Park in Foun· tain Valley heing the site for the 1980 Gordon Bennett Balloon race. Eight Killed In Air Crash CHRISTIANSTED, Virgin Islands <A P> -Five Texans were among eight persons killed an the crash or a s mall inler- lsland plane as it took off from the airport on the island of St. Croix The 13 others aboard the De llavill and Heron were Injured. three of them critically. Tht• 19 pussengers mcluded 12 from B<iplist churches in the Tt•xas towns uf Abilene and Clyde on un annual m issionary tr ip lo st Kitts, in the Leeward Islands The fi r.i;t hot :.11r b<1lloon racP in the ancient serie:. was held an Pans m 1906. · It was revived last year in Long Beach after being discon· tmucd in 1938 because of World War II. The Long Beach race included 18 balloons with competitors from Poland. Austria. Beh?ium. Britain, France. Italy, Sweden, Switzerland. West Germany as well as the United States. Dr. Thoma5 F. Heinshei mer, president of the Gordon Bennelt Balloon Race Inc., had indicated interest in holding next year's event in Fountain Valley. Fountain Valley is being looked upon favorably because rt as rc latavely fr ee from rn terferencc caused by overflying <1ircrufl. In a letter to the board urginl( negotiulions. Ch:.iarm an Phillip Anthony said he believed Lh(• event has Potential as a senous inte rnational event. , ...... _.4J SUSPECT ••• who u ked to take their pidure. T .. • weuid·be ..... ,.,...., WH delertbecl by ltobl1trl frtend JS in his 30s, tanoed, nearly six feet tall and with collar·lenall'I curly hair. A polke artist drew a com· poslte of the man with help from the girl, Young s aid. That composite, he said, even. lually led lo Alcala'• arrest followln1 a four.week investiga- tion la unched by "lips" from police agencies and oersons who know the swipect. PoUce refused to discuss the possibility that Akala had a rec· ord or previuus a rrests or Im· p"rlsonment. He is being held in Huntington Beach Ci ty Jail as a homic:ide suspect on S2:i0,000 bail. Law re· quires that he be arraigned by Thursday morning. Young described Alcala as an unemployed. part -time pro- fessional photographer who car- ried a card identifying him as a member or a professional photog· ra pher 's association. Police have been searching for a yellow Schwinn bicycle that Robin was believed to have been riding when she disappeared somewhere between her friend.'s home al 14th and Olive Streets and her home a mile away. That bicycle, Young said, still hus not been recovered. Hobin's unclad remains were round July 2 by a state forestry cm ployee near a public camµ· grounds an the foothills near Sierra Madre. Young, who said police see a rema rkable r ese mblance ~tween the artist's composite of the photographer sought for <~ue~taorung and Alcala, indicat- ed this morning that no otht:r ~uspecL<; an the case a re berng 1>ought at this lime . Ile said Alcala has not yet been able to account for has whe reabouts at the time the two girls were approached on the b<>ach by lhe unidentified photog· 1 aphcr PROTEST. • for next yN1r and agreed to ad \'ancc> lN1Chers on the exislan~ '>lt•p scah.., which b based on :.ul·h facto.rs as years with lht> district and continuing cduc<t t1.,n "W e will continue lo negotiate oo that basis," Nicoll said. Cue said after the meettnJ( that he interprets Nicoli's stat<.· ment as meaning the district 1:. offrrang a zero ~alary increa'>c Thl' unfon has asked for a 14 11<>rc1•nt hrkc. plu~ additional :.tcp 1ncn 'ases The distnct contract propoi.at c·alls for teachers to be on cam pus at least seven hours a day and to be available for five add1· llonal hou rs a week of school· rclat(•d assignments, would re· quire more continuing education and does away with advisory <1rb1trauon of gricv;tnces. The union has asked fo r bind ing arbitration of grievances, a bun on layoffs, time off for union activ1 t1 c s and expanded benefit:.. E',.._PageAJ COMPLAINT before the city council. He said he'd r ecleved no replies to the letter he sent earlie r this month. Police don't agree there 's a problem . Sgt Rudy Valenti, who heads thl' <immal control unit, said plainclothes humane officers wall continue to be used as often as possible . Valt'nli s111d the patrol has been (•ffcctive an reducing the number of complaints from resi· d<>nts <ibout leash and animal Ut· ter law violations. Where I On To Save ear * CCJl!•l•t• One Prlc 34.50 Slngle Viti 44.50 llfocal 54.50 Trlfocal * COSMffc Tlldlllt AU ~ort1IRt P'Pill!I.-. • .... cll•1••1 co,..a.te Fashion Frame Selection lfetl1M Service uarantee alllOUI De1ICJ11•r •wear Styles 250 &.i 17th Street, Costa Mesa Hlllc)ren Sq • 642-4630 • ·Wffkdays 9·5:30 Sat. 9.3 • ' Satedust N11ptiab Douglas Miller and Becky Fowler, ex-Robert. L . Cornelison performs service, hibitors at the Sawdus t Festival in above. Music for the Tuesday wedding Laguna Beach, d ecided to be married was provided by, from left, Craig there m the rustic setting "so our whole Bens on. Margo Grow and Gregory family could be together," said Doug, Moore. nine years an exhibitor The Rev. <'eunt11 Mui& Rab~ Deputies Await Answer Orange County sheriff'i; dep- utit!S adopted a wa it-and-see posture today in their demands for a pay increase after turning out in force al Tuesday's me6t- ing of county supervisors. de- m anding loudly and boisterously <al limes for progress in stalled negotiations. After the stormy. 00-minute session, deputieB were told that supervisors would discuss the dem ands at an executive session today. "We'll wait and see what comes oul of that," said Bob MacLeod, generaJ manager or the 440-member Association of Orange CoWlty Deputy Sheriffs. A sickout reportedly 1s planned, but deputies thus far have not participated in any job Jerry Jogs Govenwr Running, Lo•ing LOS ANGELES <AP) -Jerry Brown is runnlq and losing - running five or six mUe1 a day and loeinc about three pounds a 'feek. Aa members of the Los Anceles Athletic Club looked on Tues- day. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. stripped to a pair of navy blue fOM>rta, donned jogging shoes and did a brisk three miles ln 25 1Dlnuta1 on the club's indoor track. ; ITS PAllT OF A DIET AND exercise procram the covernor has UMd to drop 35 pOUnda ln three moatha, trimmln1 himself to 1.0 pounds on b1a 5-foot, ll·lncb traine. M08t people slim for the beach or for high 1cbooJ reunions, but Brown'• realOOI are unannounced, just like his plane to run for ...... dent. ' After h1I run, •n wblcb he wu accompanied bJ atate Flnance •rector Riebant T. SUberma. Brown did a Mr1el of •it.up and 1fel•bt lifttq aerdHI. A"-........ ll'GD. tbt IO"l'llOI' pumped qte bandl al fellow DOOIJUme .w.tee. 1 .. llm A UGft WODOV'I'," MIDoneottbt elub'• athletic clreetan ... ., ... li*91t...,. (,., ............ ef w ~)-.. "I 'run ftft or ltx mU. a daJ ;• Bl"OWD Nil. '·1 break lt up. I ,.. a couple ot mU.. In tbt ......._ _. tllle acaln la tbt att.r· qDOD." Bron allO bu hen fo11owtn1. DOt fllltbMIJ, a Plttlkln diet Mt out for hlm by 1tll·lt11ed &Uta lllDla DatrtUoailt Nathan PrttWn. : TD mST BAI POSCD aaGWN lDto a true era ot Umtta. •pork, 1am:.._ducll, 1ralD l*9 bMI, liver, lbellftlb, aalmon, nut.a, ~=-~~~~:-~::.=:: .. ,....., ... ,....... ftlltablel aad bolled blw, PN· ........ ~ .............. ~.,..''Jerry Ip I tef, •• a tldaa. ... rtoi dllb. - ., action. J\ crowd of about 250 deputies and their sympathizers zeroed in Tuesday on supervisors Phillip Anthony and Thomas Riley. Al one point, a member of the oudjence shouted at Anthony lo shut his mouth and let the as· soci ation 's negotiator fini sh h.is comments. Others claimed that Riley handed out misleading informa- tion that deputies would be eam- 101 about $30,000 under the new offer. Riley previously said that the lnformaUon was given him by county negotiators for salary and benefits and that he was standing by it. Supervisor Harriett Wieder took exce(>tiOn to what she called bullymg tactics by thedep. uties. She said it was demean· ing to both law enforcement and to supervisors. She said later they behaved Uke unruly children who should be spanked. Later in the after- noon, Mn. Wieder received' a gift or a doten roses from the as- sociation. Mr. MacLeod said remarks were not directed at Mrs. Wieder and that he was sorry lf sbe wu offended. · S.m Welll, negotiator for the del>uU., aald that the county'• offer ot a 1 pereent lncreue on a one·1tar contract would reduce tbe Oran1e County deputy aherttfa to a aecond·rate law en· forcement acency He aald tbe offer demomtratet that there la no tonier a top priority to aet qualit)' "r'IOllDel and that many experienced dep. utlea already ~releavtn•. The 1o·cett.en are 101.nt and 1ettln1 hither paid Jobe," Wey. (leclared. Wtlll aald that the~ ctep. utlea are earntn1 saao per month .... u..n otncen In UM Anabetm Police DeparUMnt. w.dl!!d!f, July 25, 1979 DAILY fllLOT .ti Fed Chief Sekcted Carter N anies Ex-Treasury Official WASHlNGTON CAP> -Presi· dent Carter announced today he ia nominatif\I Paul A. Volcker, a former Trea•ury official and now prealdent of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, to be chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. In a statement read to re- porters by Wblte Houae press secretary Jody Powell, Carter said of his choice to succeed out· going board Chairman G· William Miller: · the-appolntmeoC. ··The preeldent bu abown out· atandinl judfmeGt," aald Prox· mire, whole committee will ban· dle the confirmation. "Paul Volcker la a man of great in· tellecl and proven leadership ability." Rep. He nry S. Reuss , chairman of the House Banking Committee said : "Volcker is an excellent choice. International bankers belng what they are, his appointment s hould quiet the dollar by noon today. I have worked with him for years and "Mr. Volcker has broad econo mic and financial ex· perience and enjoys an outatand· ing international reputation. He s hares my determination to pursue the battle against infla· lion at home and insure the s trength and stability of the dollar abroad." • have found not only that he is able but that he knows there is a Congress." The top central bank position fell vacant last week when Carter tagged Miller to succeed the departing W. Michael Blumenthal a s Treasury secretary. Volcker. 51. has been presi· dent of the New York Federal Reserve Bank since 1975 and form erl y serv ed as un - dersecretary of the Treasury for monetary affairs. Volcker also is vice chairman of the Fed's Open Markel Com· mittee, which makes key de· cisions on controlling credit. Because o f uncertainties generated in 1nle rnation1d APW ....... NEW FED CHAIRMAN Paul A. Volcker monl.'y markets by Miller's de· parture from the Fed, Carter promised to give priority to the selection of a successor. Initial reaction in Congress to Vo lcker's selection was positive . Sen. William Proxmire. o. Wis .. chairman of the Senate Banking committee and a fro quent critic of Miller, praibed * * * Both the dollar and stock. prices gained ground im· mediately after the announce- ment of the Volcker nomination. Miller called Volcker's selec- tion "an excellent choice" and s aid it "guarantees continwty irr the conduct or the nation's monetary policy and provides a recognized leadership that is re - quired if we are to assure a sound dollar internationally .. · The chairman of the Federal R eserve presides over the seven-me mber board, whose res ponsibilities include regulat ing a major portion or the na- tion's banking system, supervis- ing the money supply and de· te rmining the level of some interest rates in the economv. * * * Y<illey Coptt . Seeking Nude 'Exhibitor' Fresh Approa~la? Fountain Valley police are seeking a young mun who s tartles t een-aged girls by e merging from bushes near freeway overpasses clad only in women's panties worn on top or his head. Carter Changes Broadcast Site Detective Donald Cook said lo· day there have been "numerous r eports .. from young women who say they've spotted the nude youth near the Slater Ave nue a nd Bu~hard Street overpasses. Investigators have a descrip· lion of the offender but no strong leads. The most recent indecent exposure complaint was filed last week. Cook said the youth hides 1n bushes, then clears his throat to draw the attention or passlng f e m a les before expos in g himself. The incldent.c; usually occur between 8 a.m . and 3 p.m .. he added. The youth apparently retreat.<> into the shrubbery after expos- ing himself. although none of the fleeing females has bothered to look back. Police said the offender is between 17 and 20 years old. about six feet tall, 175 pound:. and has curly brown hair. F1re Yields Pot Cache CANOGA PARK <AP) Police havt> arres ted two b r othe r s o n s u s pi cion or possession of marijuana for sale and seized an estim ated $1 million in drug s and p a raphernalia a fter fireme n working on a minor fire at a house here smelled ether, often used in making drugs. W J\SHJNGTON <AP I For his :.ccond prime time news con· fc•rc ncc, Prcl>idc-nt CarH•r changed not only toni ght's local<> to the White House East Room -but also maneuvered reporters from outs id e WashiDb'ton into a better posi· tion to ask questions (6 p.m ., Channels 2, 4 and 7 ) Carter's recent predecessors often have changed n<:ws con· ference sites -to get away from settings associated with the pres idents who cam e before them. move to th<' East Room was die· t ated by a de termination to escape his past part or a broader effort to display a fresh and more forceful brand or presidential leadershjp_ The timing of the session, 6 o'clock. also was a departure from Carter 's habit.<> or the past 28 months. Only once, last July, Gtuoline Not A Detergent LOST IULLS <AP I A m:.in washing out his clothes with gasoline ~ot more than h~ ex · peeled when he as~ed hi s wire to light a cigarette m his mouth. firefi11thtcrs saJd_ Salvador und Saldana Perez, hoth 30. received burns on th«>1r faces. arms and legs alte r the gasoline ignited Tuesday at thei r home here. Perez was treated and released while Mrs. Perez was transported to North Kem Hospital for treatment. The outside of their house re- ceived minor damage. did he hold a nationally broad cast evening news conference m W a~hington Cha ni:cs in locale are cos m etic, of course. and do not alter the traditional format for public encounters between presi- dent and press. A more substantive change was a White House decision to assign some up-front seats to re- porters from other parts of the country . One source s aid priv<At.ely that about 30 "guests" from e lsewhe re were given special credentials for tonight's con r <' rencc There have always been "vis- iting firemen" at news con· ferences. but In the past they were sea ted behind the Washin.nort "reRulars," making 1t difficult for them to gain re<'· ognition and ask questions. In fact, past presidents usual· ly admitted guests only on condi· t1on they keep silent. Ca rte r and hi s press ~t>cretary. Jody Powell. orten have complained about the Washington press corps and ap- p are n ti y welcomed the op· µortunity to pepper the <1:.· ~emblage with unfamiliar faces. Execution Halted TAMPA, Fla . CAP> A judge stopped Thursday's scheduled l'XCcution of lloward Virgil Lee Douglas. saying further study of the case is needed because the public was barred from the courtroom during part of his murder trial. DouglatS was con· v1cted of clubbing J essie W. l\tkms Jr., then shooting him three limes m the head. Gem Talk When Love Blooms, Come To UJI J.C. HUMPllR1£S Cntlflftl Gtmolo(lllt , AG.S THINKING BIO and Ulfng tlle phcme Gem dealers and collectors are thinldnt blg nowadays: -A 17.47·earat ll&hl pink diamond was aold at a New York aucUon for $660,000 to a London dealer ... who made the wtnn.Lnt bid by telephone! -The phone waa alao the blddinc medium when the 14-07-carat Star of Nepal, ....,_t diamond ever mined in India, Wll sold for taeo,qGO bJ a Tesu auctiofteer. -In San Franciaco, an Arab dlp&omat made what may ba.e bMQ tbe lar1eat credit card Jewelry purcbaae ever. He bou1ht • .... 000 Ht ot earrr1n11 and brae.let on Ida Muter Cha..,e. Tbe nenou1 cl_.. wa1 told, "tbere'I plenty of IDOMJ to cover the puroh ... ," by UM but. -And finally. a firm down ln l'allbrook haa cul the world'• larcest aquamarine. The pleee ot Ha·sr-n material, valued at SU0.000, meuant almolt t lfteb• bJ 1 lDcbtt and · wellbl l,llC carat.I! lmaclne trytna to ,,.... tb•t on rour ftDler. \ . , J. C..JJrunpJ,,.W6 }ew11fer6 GLORY FLOWE It • I W1d•11 !9 ... Ju~ •• 1'11 ·~ .. 1 .... ~ ..... ~~,, . M .... lal•e 1hat's Not Cricket ...... MJGGSD DSn .-You've beard t lo r1ei. abMt ........ rill..-of Ewvpe tbat, down lbrou1h the ent\llW, ha" ~ havtded and ('aptured by ev•ry army tbat nw maftbed, 1tartlq ·wtth the CruHde1. We bavt1 1.1 to•a lb \bat la our rel*. ,,._ SUropeu bam&eu apparently 1ot used to lo va.Uom. TM .W.,.n would altb and notJce that here came ano&.Mr bunc.b ot troope. lllde the yovna airls and the booM. . Thole pla~ bad bee.n captuled by o many difltrent arm lea 'that the clUienry had to ask the command Ina 1enera.l for hla calUna card to teU who was in power this week. A.LA.8, a l GBI" HEa E in our coastal rc11on. we have thl& caty wherein they can't keep track of who or wh¥l I~ Coato Me1<m Suggeshrtg New Jnvoden Go Back lo Santo Ano going to invade next. The place 1s called Cost a Mesa. Years ago, it was widely reported that Costa Mesa suf- fered its first invasion at the hands or herds of goats. These goats allegedly took over everything and ale all the grass. I've always believed this yam was vastly exaggerated but you do have to admat Costa Mesa did get the nickname Goat HHI and people do btame the goats for the lack of grass and proliferation of concrete. Let's face it; its easie r to blame goats .than de· velopers. BUT I DIGR ESS. We wl're talking about invasions Thus it has been that Cos ta Mesa has over the years been Invaded by the l i k es of freewa y dit c h dig - gers , floodwaters from Santa Ana , topless bar opt!rators from Garde n Grove, billboard erectors from Los Angele's , nude models from Anaheim, beach traffic from every where and beach sleepers and drunks who got tossed out of Ne wport Beach. Aboul the only invasion force that ever posed a threat to stay in permanent r esidency was the construction crew working on Fairview Road. Now. after s uffe ring through all this as the turnstile to the world, the good citizens of Costa Mesa today arc focm1ot yet a nother Invasion. Thls Ume, it's crickets. THOUSANDS OF THE nasty little beasts have re- portedly been unearthed by the plowing or some fields m north Costa Mesa and are invading nearby ho~cs on Smalley. Secretarial and Damascus streets out m the South Coast P laza area. Bad enough the community has had to suffer tht: in dignity of nude dancing girls, but an insect invas ion 1s really ghastly. WRONG THINKERS might believe that this is a home grown problem. I refuse to believe so. Thal map clearly shows that the afflicted Costa Mesa neighborhood is very near the Santa Ana city limits. I'll just bet you those arc Santa Ana crickets. It's a notherCOl'lta Mesa invasion, all right. NATION I WORLD 'Glad I . Appointed · Yi:ou' Carter Reassures 250 Government Appointees WASHINGTON <AP> -As· sembled 250 1tron1 in the Eut Room ot the White Hou.ae, the men and women Jimmy Carter brou1ht lnlo government stood and applauded when he entered Thou1b 80me privately worried hti mlaht e ventyally fire them, he brOkc that te nsion with his first IJne "I'm glad I appointt,td Girl Says Sex Forced By Mother ALBANY, N. Y <AP > A slim. blonde 13·year-old girl, her face flushed, broke into sobs ul her mothC'r's sodomy and abuse trial as she told of forced sexual t•nt·ounkrs with u 43-year-old 111 Ii II Th<' girl wfts the first witness to h'11lify as the trial of Mary /\nj(US, 37, of s uburban (; u1 ldcrlund began Tuesday in Albany <.;ounly Court. Artf'r calling only one other w1tnt>ss. lhf> prosecution rested. Tht• dtofcns<' indiculcd il would n 11l no witnesses and Judge .Joseph llarris schedult!d closinit argumf>ntR for today M RS. ANGUS WAS chargt!d with lhrel' counts of sodomy and two or sexual ubust• in arranging <rnd observing sexual contact h c tween her da ught er and form er s uburban auto dealer Theodore "Ted" P epper of Latha m The girl tearfully recounted that she met with Pepper mort! tha n ts times, beginning JUSt after her 11th birthday in August 1976, "to do sexual things with him so my mother could have money for her bills. As the girl tes tified. her mother sat composed at the ta hie. hands evenly on thf' arm~ or a chair. The plump, pale wom:rn s tared at her daughter. UNDER P'OBING ques tion 1n~ by Assiitant L>1 stricl At lorney Diane Oubwc. the girl told how h er mother a nd younger s ister waited in a restaurant whale she and Pepper had their first encounter in a Latha m parking lot . Al later m eetings, the girl testified, Mrs. Angus would sit at the wheel of ht!r car and look on while Pepper performed sex ual acts with the girl in the ~cal next to her. Tf•E GIRL SAID then• were about 15 meetings in 1976, and three more the next year. Arter tht!ir first meeting, Pepper gave her two $10 hills . At later meet- ings, s he testified, Pepper gav<- Mrs. Angus $400 to $600. During c ross-exa mination hy Mrs . An gus ' a tto rney , Bertrand Gould, the girl said s he ran away from home because t.he rctt "unloved and rejected ... all you." Thus began an exttaotdlnary "town meeting" Tuesday after· noon between a president and b is lop appointee.a from lhrouioout the covemment. FOR ONE HOtJ&, President Carter described the . nation's 1 troubles, bis own failln~s and lourneg's End the admjniatration'a problem.. He took queeUona and defended hla mallped personnel evalua· tlon form.a, described the need for loyalty, particularly with· an election com1ng, criUcized the Waahlngtoo press corps and re· auured hia team that he valued them. Leavin" the White House. as· Lo ne American sailor Gerry Speiss. 39, gets a kiss from his wife. Sally, a s th€:!y are reunited off Lazard, England. ubo:.ard h is JO.foot s ai lboat ''Yankee Gir l" after he had saill•d alom• :.across the Atlanlac. Israel Turns Sinai I .and Back to Egypt Hiil NASSEB. Egypt <AP> l~rael returned 2,400 more square miles of the Sinai Penins ul a to Egypt at a brier desert ceremony today The Jsracll flag was lower<:d and the Egyptian fl ag was raised :is millt:.iry bands from both <'Ountnes played and honor guards stood al attention The flag-rwsing ne<ir Abu Rudc1s on the Golr or Suez. marked the second of five withdrawals whi ch by Januuy will leave ~gypt Ill poss~SSIOn of lWO·lhirds of the 25,000·square ·milc, wedge.s haped peninsula it lost in the 1967 Acab-lsraeli War. T HE F.GVPTIAN·ISRAELI peace treaty signed in Murch pro- v ides that Egypt i.s lo get the rest walhin three year!.. Israel withdrew first from a 425·square-mile enclave on the north coast that included the desert capital of El Arish. Today Egypt got back a 75·mile-long strip down the west coast. The first transfer on May 25·26 was a m ajor diplomalac oc· <·<ision attendt:d by President Anwar Sad at, Prime M1n1ster M enachl'm Begin nnd Secretary or State Cyrus Vance By contrast, the second w1thdruwal was left lo lsrt1ch and Egyplwn military delegations with no fanfare even though about six limes more territory was involved. THE ONLY RESIDENTS of the region turned over today arc about 4,000 Bedouin Arabs . The tribal sheiks sat t1round a newly built platform built for the ceremony. · 'The turnover was made some 12 hours after the expirat ion of the ma ndate for the 4,000 U N. peacekeeping troops in the buffer zone between the Egyptian and Jsraeli armies. Lack of agreement on a replacement threatened to delay future withdrawals. 1l1taat Cabinet aecretariea ... a1ency beads and department lawyere d eacribed Car ter's performance in ter ms like: ·•very movtnc," ''really inapir· inc" and "lN>beat." One partlcipant , who took de· talled notes but aaked not to be nam ed, gave this account: CARTER BEGAN by saying he considered each person there a partner and fell no chasm between himself and t hem , .because t hey represented the same people. He recounted his stay a[ Camp David earlier this month a nd the theme of his July 15 speech~ that Americ ans were los ing con- fid e nce in governme nt and socie ty's institutions. He said that to reverse lht! trend the president's voice must be heard. "I have not s ucceeded In making mine a m ajor voice." Carter said. Then, the president aske~ for their help in this task. H E TOLD THEM that he himself had made mistakes and that he was not a person who e as ily admitted m aking m is - takes. And, on the point thal worried some, he said the re may in tht· ruture be "som~ non-voluntary separations, but not many." He told the m he regarded his "fitness report" cards as impor tant and urged each of them Lo think about rilling one out on hi mself HE SAW THREE factor~ on the rorms as most important· Competence. He said there was no question about the com- petence or anyone ther~. -Performance. Were they us- ing their competence to best iuJ. vantage? -And "the m ost con- troversial one," loyalty. In defense of loyalty. he sauJ the problems reaching the Wh1h· House arc the toughest in tht· rrn ta on. so h • anticapall'd ;.udt:s would be on 01Jpos1te sides. BUT AFTER HE makes Uw fi nal decision. t•vcryone needs tu s upport at or it's not a dcc1s11m hl· '>aid "If you t·an't . then th•· only option 1s lo rcs1.:n · fl,. do •s not w:.inl ~uhserv11•ncc., h•· S<J ld Then he took qucs t111ns Answenng one. he <;aad his· new c hief of stt1fr, lfam1lton Jordan, would coordmutc Whale House aides hut would not 111 · a ny sort of Cabinet secretary or head of congress1onul re lations H E ASSUR•:o them Jordan ., decisions could still lfo appealt'CI to him. "The Washington press ha!> ~rossly distorted this, wh1cn ,., s omething they V" c·alled for 111 the past ," Carte r sa1< •. Then he said that 1f tht·y had lime he would he honon•d 1r they wdttld slop and say hello on the way out. As they riled past. they shook his hand and had their pictun·s taken With hrm. Flooding I Drowns • m AllMl'- Arnerlllo Allenl• 8e1Umort 6olw ~.... """"• tklff•lo c:; ... .,. ..... ClllU90 Clnclnn•t1 Cl4t¥elefld 0.I FI Wth o.-r Oelroll ......... 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TERM CUT 4 MONTHS llrta•n llrtt•n Iranian's Mansion For Sale BEVE RLY HILLS <AP> - I ra n ian Princess C hams' moder n, two-s t o r y m ansion , w h i c h m a d e h e a d li n es i n January when it c ame under s iege by 500 demonstrators. is now for sale for $4.2 m illion. the Los Ange les Times repo•ts. The Tjmes' report in today's editions was bas ed on informa- tion from a real esta te broker ( ___ Sl_if_TE_] wh o a s ke d l o r e m ai n anonymous. The broke r s aid the pro perty 1s the exclusive listing of <:tnothe r Beverly Hills broker . who was not a va ilable for com· m enl Princess C:hams no longer li ves in the m a nsion . which fea ture s a n indoor-o utdoo r s wimming pool a nd se curity cam e r as thr oug h o ut. Four persons living on the g rounds are caring for the property, t he newspaper said ..,,..dhlg E•erge•~fl SIGNAL HILL <AP) An un identified st udent pilot a nd her mstructor escaped injury after Lhe pilot m ade a n e me rgency la nding next lo a de pa rtme nt l:>LOre parking lot. hilling a fence on Inte rstate 405. "The onJy damage was that it took the wing off t he plane," s aid po lice s pokesman Bo b McCaUa ~ardieClo•e LOS ANGE LES <AP > -A mi le-lon g strip o r Whittier Boulevard in E ast Los Angeles will be closed weeke nd nights in a n effort to curb g ang violence that has resulted in t hr ee kill· ings this yea r · T uesday's decision by the Los An g e l e s co unty Bo a r d of Supervisors <'a me on a proposal b y the She riff's Oepartment. which sheriff's captain Kenneth Smith described as "a last re- sort " BMd119 Rapped LOS ANGELES <AP > A Superior Court judge monitoring school dist rict desegregation here s aid the current progra m c an exist for only one more school year "because it doesn't m uke sense." Superior Court Judge PauJ Eg· ly of La1tuna Beach questioned the busing of students from one segregated school lo a nother . "T h o se p a irin g s ar e monstrous.'' he said Tuesday. "T he y h ave c r eat e d m o re s eg r e gated schools than we s tarted with." Wetce ... 'C .. I ' PALO ALTO <AP> -First lady Rosalynn Carter , nearing the end or a four-slate trip, re- ceived a less·lhan·enthuaiastic welcome at a campa11n fund· raiser in the lush foothills out· s id e San Francisco. ~.July 25, t979 Sirhan Wins Reduction SOLEDAD CAP > Slrbao Slrhan, convicted HH .. in of Sen. RobeJt r. KetMMCly, hH bMn 1lven a four·montJ\ rtducUon In bla prlsontenteace for 1ood ~avlor Slrban clalmed dtarlrrs hlT pe rsonal plea ror immediate freedom n.ctay thal h• hu been offer ed uylum in Ubya and his att.omty aald h4t had been offered • Job by the Ara b American CommJUee. 8J&llAN ADDE D TffAT he believes he 111 not responsible for more I.ban one of fo~r o r five ahot.a fired at KeM edy, and feels his haodl were forced by lhoae who 1rabbed and subdued him. The parole board. which has the option or gra nting a four- monlh per year ruducUun In S1rhan'11 sentence, rejected his plea for retroacUve reductions. . Accordint to the bo•rd SJrhan, 34, had made no fttempt lo re: ha bililat.e himMlf unUI lhls year . when he began taking prison coW"HI and 1corln1 blab arades. Deputy Diatrlct Attorney Ronald Ross of Los Angeles urged that Sirhan'• sente nce not be reduced at all, saying Sirhan's edqca- lional accompliah ments were not surprising since "he has nothing ·else to do." Although Sirhan w1ts sentenced to death after his trial, his term was commuted to bfe after the Uoltcd Sla le11..Supreme Court outla wed the death penalty 1n 1972. Under CaUlomla's determinate sentencing law. Sirhan re· ce ived a tentative pa role d ate of March 1. t985. As a result of Tuesday's routine parole board revie w . SirbaJfs s cheduled parole da le wu changed to Nov. 1, 1984. Sirhan, thin and appearing ner vous. took issue with the board over whether he s hot up to n ve bullets that struck Kennedy and bystanders In the kitchen of Los Angeles ' Ambassador Hotel J une 5. 1968. .. My hands were grabbed and held very forcefully by some m onster-sized men .... " Sirhan said. "I don't re me m ber the ac· lual happening. A melee followed . .I don't feel myself to be responsible beyond thalfirst shot." He added that he was drunk during the killing and belie ves ir he was tried today, he would not be convicted. SIRHAN. A PAL ESTINIAN refugee who lived in Pasadena when he shot Kennedy j ust after the se nator had won California's Democratic presidential primary. has said he dis liked Ke nned y's friendship for Israel. Both he and his lawyer . George Roberts, re ported that lhe na tion of Libya and the Arab-Ame rican Committee have offe red him help if he 1s released . Court Cond~t DAILY PILOT AS APWI ....... SLAIN BY SIRHAN Robert F. Kennedy Probe Procedure Advice Conflicts 'tt ~ Train Crash Kills One A s pok esman for South ern P acif ic Ra ilroad calle d T uesday's wreck of two freight tra ins nct.1r Thousund Palms "one of the wors t accidents we have hud in Southern California ." Engineer Ronald L Ol1\ n . .i:;, of H w lto. Wi.J!'> k1lll'd when lhl· Lo!'> J\ngt'IC!'>·bound "Hlue Streak " :-,t ruck tht· rear of a n idle wc~tbou nd llouston to Los J\ngelf's freight tr<11n T wo tn11nmen WCl"l' IOJU red. Bear Shakes Family SARATOGA <AP> -The Robert Hamilton family loved their secluded hillside home in the ex· elusive Red HHI area of lhis San Francisco suburb But they're having second tho ughts a fter a wild bear came to visit "I was s haking in m y boots," Mrs. Hamilton admitted after her four dogs chased the bear up a back yard oak tree as her five children swam in the family's backyard pool. She said Santa Clara County Deputy Sheriff J im Burden, who responded to her call for help, "was just as ~ared of that bear as we were." After the dogs were called off. the fn ghtened bear backed down Lhe tree and scurried into the FIRST TIME woods before a gam e warden could <1rr01ve with a tranquilizer gun. Thal was Sunday night. Since then. a virtua l army of police officers. a larmed neighbors and ga m e ward e n s h a vl' d C'sce nde d o n th P ne ighborhood A bear-tr acking dog had no luck in sniffing out the c reature. The bear ignored a six-foot-long trap cage that had been baited Monda y night with strawber ry jam -a bear favorite. J im Swa nson. a biologist for the state Depart· m ent of F ish and Game. said he discounted rumors that the bear had been injured. SAN F RANCISCO I /\ P 1 ThP C:ahforn1a Supreme Court is gettini.: conflicting advict' on whcthl'r JUStiees should decide how their own tonduct is prob<'d 1n puhilc or s1•cr.-t Chief .Just1c1• Hosp Hird. t<•ntt-r of <illPgall<>n'-of m1.<;conduct by Cali fom1a ·s h1~he!-.t triliunul. w1:1~ to m<ike <.i clo!-.Pd-door a ppearance loday before th1· Comm1!-.s1on o n .l11d1c 1<il l'<·rformant·1· mt:et1ni.: ht· rt· Al 1~sut.> 1s whether the h1i;:h c·ourt s hould r eview a 2nd n 1s- tncl Court of Appeal dec1s1on Man Guilty Of Slaying Librarian SAN Ll 'JS OHIS PO t J\ I' 1 ,\ Pis mo Beach m h ·t'n 01 dc-r('d to spl'nd 2~ y•-;.ir-. to ilf1· 1n pr ison fo r u m urdl'r h1· s:mJ ht wa s sor ry ubout Howell Petru' llarrrs d ulC'hN1 a Bible as h<· stood Tuesday he fore Supr rior Court J ud.:e William Fredman und pleadN1 guilty to first-de~ree murder Ju ly 2 fo r t he .-laying of Or No r man Al e xander . head l ib r a ri a n a t Ca l 1f o r n 1a Polytechnic Stille University at San Luis Obispo "l 'M R EMORS En;r, a nd deeply sorry for Or Alexander'<; fam ily." Ha rris said Fredma n. who a dded two yea rs to Ha rn s· term for use of a fi rea rm. said in handing down the sentence Tues dily that he hoped the defendant ·s remor~t.' would continue tn n son Thi· dt·c·1!-.1<1n hl·lcl 1n e ffect 1hat puhli(' hl'anni.:s by the com m1ssll)n ;.irl' unconsl1t utional Justice Stanley Mosk. who ha~ dcdtn<'d to testify in public. told lh<' Justices they have an oh ligatio n n ot to dis q u a l ify 1h1·msC'lves ht•caust· they ha v1· no finanl·ia l interest tn the cast• flul P rt'~1d1ng .Just1<'C Lel'>l l'r Roth of thl• 2nd D1stn l'l appCJ b n1urt s;,iy~ they must disqualify thl'm"clv1·~ from a ny court <11· 111111 o;lt>rnminJ,! from the µrohl' into alll'J!t'<I m1:-.l'1mdu1·t M c1sk ·.., op1111on Wi.1!-. voiced 111 J lmd ftlNl Tubdt1y with l h1• h11~h 1·1111rl by his l<iwyC'r!-. ROTH'S OPI NION came in a lcttn l o J ust1ce Bird Last week. the a ppeals court quas hed <i :-.ubpoena requinng Mosk lo testify at the com· m1ss1on's public hea rings. The lower court. m r uling on the Mosk subpoena. s aid tile con- '-l1t ut1on requirC's that investig.i- 1111n-. of JUthc1al C'Onduct be con ftd1•nt1al As ;,i res ult. the comm ission a bandoned the public hearini;?s which began J une IR and went into dost· s essions . And the eight mem ber pant>I as ked the Supreme <.:oun for a speedy re- Vtl'"Y of the appell ate court's rul- 1n VAN MOUNTED HYDRO STEAM SUPERIOR CARPET CLEAHIHG NOW-ANY 2 ROOMS OHlY s 1995 CJf1£DRt)rS Sl-(0£ S~lE • 3 times the di rt extracted • Quick Drying. No Shrinkage! • Sterlllzeal Removes Spots! • Experienced • Licensed • Insured CARPET CLEANERS Serving all On!hge County 642-5575 327 W. WILSON #60, COSTA MESA for the price of ON El YOUR CHOICE OF OUR TWO NEW SELECTIONS NEW! NEW! Lemon Chicken with Rice ' 89 5 Barbeque Albs with ~ Country Fried Potatoes All dinners include homemade soup or a salad from our GIANT salad bar mxTRA1 II' A Gla11 of Wine with dinner only on.. OOOd uf\lff J\ll'f " ,,,, o<••• Open Mond•y tnru Friday 7 am to 9 p m 1 CIOMd S.turday and Sunday 42HllllftlftpleWay Nca,.,11wtt.CA (1t.,HWtto l\l 4tHl>()H 01Hl II S I SOrry no exct1an1~a or rerund• on sale mer<'hand18e. All sales fin al • I • Robert N. Weedl Publlshtr ... °'• .. Coellc.ilyPllot Eflli.rlal P~e ...--------------------------------------..... B.111>ar• Krtlblch/Edttorlel Pege editor CAB' Priorities Favor Airlines "l'lile Qvil Aenmalltks Board ottklal who lut wtek told• Onnae County MdeDce be wu .. very 1kepllcal'' cbd1m that tben'1 no room for more alrtines at Wape A1l'DOl"t had at lent the 1ood H nse to add be wu UDfamWar with the airport'• 1pedfic pro. ma. . That belDa tbe cue. be would have been well advlled ao •VGAcl -·-~"" comp&rllOna with other airports nlch, be claimed, always rand "room for a new en -trant." CAB ctudrman Marvin S. Cohen sald he didn't dls· l*le the Board of S\apervllon attempt 'to c urb noise by llmitlna Jet fliahta to an avera1e ol 40 a d11y. His conce rn was that other airlines besides Hughes Alrwest and Alr Callfomla are not permitted to share the Orange County business. Cohen seems to overlook the !act that bringinJ in ud· d1tional a irhnes doubtless would m~un r~ucmg the service or existing lines, proba bly making them un· economic. And that could mea n mergers, whic h would mean r~· duced competition -which would be the opposite or what the CAB s upposedly wants to achieve by getting mor e airlines into the county. Further, there'd be no guarantee, under existing airUne de regulation, that the ne w lines would serve the sam e routes now used by Orange County travelers. In short, the CAB official came across pretty clearly as being concerned with the we lfa re of airlines but p erhaps less than concerned about the welfare of people sl'r vcd by a nd aff ect.ed by the m. Justice Shrouded Secret tria ls have long been an anathem a to the western way of justice. The public trial originally was conceived as the safest method or protecting a defendant from persecution. Jn later years, it has come to be seen as the safes t method of assuring that justice is indeed being carried out in the public interest. A public trial is a two.way s treet, designed to g uurantee fairness for both defendant and public. But a new roadblock h as been placed on that str eet hy the U.S. Supreme Court's recent 5·4 r uling that a pre· trw l hearing may be c losed to the public a t the request or the defendant The court major ity thus concluded that thl· S1x l h Amendment right to "a s peedy and public trwl" belongs only to the accused . not to the public. This is dangerous ground. Pretrial hearings arc designed to determine if there is sufficient 8olid evidence to remand the accused to a full trial But as happens today a startling 90 percent of <.·rimma l cases arc dis posed or before they ever come to trwl. For it is in the pretrial hea ring that plea ba r gaining flourishes the accused pleading guilty to a lesser cha rge to escape prosecution on a cha rge that could lead to a much heavier sentence. The a r gument that open pretria l hea rings can pre· 1udicc a s ubseque nt fa ir trial doesn 't hold water. It is pe r fectly possible , by change of venue. assigning a d1f · fcrcnt j udge and careful s election of j ury mem bers, to avoid a ny possible influence from pretrial publicity. Hu t if pretrial hearings are to be c losed. it never will b • possible for tht' public to know what manner of j ustice iti being handed down in the 90 percent of cases that <Jre wrapped up at that point. Coming on the heels or gag orde rs and occasional eloscd·door sessions in regular trials, the ne w ruling ra ises the i>pccter of a fu rthe r spreCid of secret j ustice. ~lack.out lifted Legislators h a ve a habit or painting the mselves into comers, only to have to back-out awkwardly . Such was the case with a recent atte mpt to prohibit hos pltaJs from providing the press with information on accide nt victims without the express permission of the patient. The ba n would have prec luded rele asing the name, age, address , nature of injuries and gene ral condition of &he patient -information that has customa rily been made availa ble. And. as written, it would have been extended to in· quiring frie nds and relatives of the victim. Since many accident victims are in no condition to discuss m a tters of this kind when they a re admitted to hospita l. s uch a blackout on basic information could cause great and often unnecessary concern. Afte r p onde r ing this aspect of the iss ue. t he legislators now have decided that information may be re· leased unless the patie nt specifies otherwise. Thal makes more sense . • ()pinions expressed In the space above are those of the Da1ty Pilot. Other views expressed o n this page are those of their authors and artiats. Reader cort1ment Is Invited. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. lox 1560, Costa Mesa , CA 926~. Phone (714) 642·4321 .. _ Boyd I Tippers Where did that bit of vernacular "lead plpe cinch" comes from? If the man urrin an um· brella oo a sunny day, or Lr be keepa bls met.a l money in a 101.U coin purae, or if he bolds tu. pipe In b1a mouth eoulltentJy, or lf he has red ball'. well, air, the fellow ls boud to be an exceedincly low tipper. Or IO HY the Caaadlan lkycaps. A 1roup Dear Gloomy GU8 0r..,e County doean 't del1rw carter, Brown ••llllr. R.C.S. of these contend t.hey can spot at a glance by such signs a man who gives small ti pa. E le ven pe rce nt o r a ll m.urde red men are killed by their wtves. Forty·one per· cent o( all murde red women are killed by their husbands. Or such be the lndicallona from the results or a lenlthy study ln Philadelphia. · Q. What matet real bird'• neat aoup so expensive? A. 'lbe extreme dan1er in 1athertaa tbe nett.a? They're. buUt by bay awallowt oo the led1ea of sea c:una on the coaat of Thailand. Those led1• .,. 1Upper)'. Many a bird'• nett harvester hH fallen to death. Rowland Evam/Roltert Novak Thatcher Won't Bow to U.S. LONDON -Newa traveled (aal to Wu hington from No. 10 Down1n1 Street that Prime Mln11ter Maraaret Thatcher, • ConaervaUve with the wit to know her own mlnd, la nol J oi.ng to he pushed around by Presl· den t Carter'• liberal acUvist.8 in the St•le Department. Tha t koowledgt;, relayed to l'-.OHY Bott.om as Thatcher was d ecid i n g to move fast er lh etn th e Labor gov· e rnmc nt t o ward tl'rminating :.unc t i o n s ag<larasl Hh Odl'S llt , pose s thi s word of cau· tion for Jimmy Carter : the p<>wcr shirt to the tough·mlnded, selr·confident Tory now running a Ha irs here could spell trouble between the U.S. and its closest a lly. The likelies t source of trouble h es in conrnc t1ng p o li cies o v e r Zi mbabwe· Rhodesia -but it will not be restricted to that FORM ER PRIMt; Ministe r J a mes Callaghan, one of th · YOU'D HA~ 1$E~ T'ROJD Of ME 100A'/, 'ROWYNN .1 Earl Waters 1hre wde8l forel1n feader1 In un· de rst andlnc the free·wheehng ways of 1JOme of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's t.op aides, sme lled the trouble at once. Jn a t ele phone conve rs ation with President Carter lust after los· Ing the May 3 e ectlon ·to lhe Conservatives, Callaghan gently but pointedly wu ned Carte r that he would now be dealing with a different rup of lea an Margaret Thatcher ("Attila the Hen·· she Is called by some sub- o rdin ates a nd bureaucr ats in awe of her tart tongue and s harp mand >. Be generous, Callaghan ad· m cfn is he d C a r t c r • he u n . derst anding: there are rou~h waters ahead. but they <'a n be negotiated and tht" ulhancc can ta ke the p re s s ur e . What Callaghan was correctly predict· Ing was u cluHh of wills und policies when T h:1tcher's Tory i d eo l ogy c oll i des w ith McGovcrnitc infl ue nces sUll dom inant In k ey bureaus or Vance's Stat<• Oc•pa rtment. T he sl ruin!" will go beyond political disagreemen ts over sa nctions and rf'cognit1on for Z1m b:.ibwc·H.hcxJcs 1u. l'·or exnm pie. evt.-n thouJ.:h Tholcher l(avr a quick. pulJhC' nof1 to the m·w Strategic Arms Limitation Trea· ty <SALT lll. she hH raised far tougher questions than did the La bor government over highly co ntro v e r s ial "n o n · circumvention" clauses of the t reaty affecting U.S . weapons a nd technology s upport for Europe. ONE BRITISH official who privately congratulated C•rter art.er Thatcher publicly support. ed SALT 11 was surprised at Carter 's heated response. Yes, sa id the president. but I wish she were saying the same thing i.n pri vate. Likewise. Thatcher is taklng a stand on the Middle East rar more sympathetic to the Palestan· 1ans' demand for a homeland on lhe West Bank than the Labor government a nd m a ny U.S . politicians. This puts her in the gener a lly pro ·Arab European camp, adding t.o world pressure on Carter to start bea ring down on Israel. But the Rhod es ian t angle marks the g reatA:.-st contradicllon between Thatcher and Carter's African experts, led by Umted Nat ions Ambassador Andrew Youn l(. Thatchor re1ecled posl- l•lcl't1on pressures originating not in Carter's White Houee but in Young's office and the State Department's African bureau. These pressures sought to pre· serve tbe discredited "Analo· American plan" a uthored by tbe Labor government. • J INDEED, there was an1w llOt only at 10 Downing Street but In the Britleh foreign office - more di aclpllne d and lees ideological -ove r Carter's technically accurate but bilhJy m isleading state ment about tbe vote that approve d the new Rhodesian cons tllulion. Carter, ta k l n iz th e l e ad fro m bis African advisers. s aid on June 7 that "only 60 percent" or the wmtes "supported the new COD· st1tut1on." That formulation - "only 60 percent" -sought to minimize support for the con· st1tut1on and Bishop Muzorewa's v ic tory an the wide ly.bailed April general election. In fact, the cons titutional ba llotmg, with only whites eligi· blc to vote, produced a "yes" vote of 85 percent (in a turnout of more tha n 71 pe r cenu. Carter 's aides r atcheted that-85 percent down to 60 percent by adding the t!ntire 29 percent who dtd not vote• onto the negative column. a device that would give Ca rtf'r lumsclf only 27 percent of lh<· vote in 197fl "Can 't they do !'\lmp lt· anthmeti<' in the White lfous c?" one top.level Thatcher off il'1al compla ined to us IT WA S NOT a matte r of !'\1mple a r ithmeti c but an American propag anda effort that bockfircd at JO Downing St reel. Thatcher has now used c•onservat ive Re publican Sen J ci.s Helms to convey to presi· dent Carter her refusal to ext.end s an r t1on s h •yond t he ir No. \f•m ht•r 1·~p1 rnt1on date . Shi: 'Jlt•nl 50 mtnull'!'\ with lh•lms 1n .tr1 11np11hl111£1'<1 .July 4 ml·cttnJ.: 1n l.onrlon ll1·lm ... n1·v1·r gol c·lo..,1· to ;, l.ahor J.:ovt•rnm(•nt (';1rtt•r unclf.•rst<ind!'\ what h<i:-. h.qipcnc1 at IO l>own in~ Slrt!t!l I It· 1s llk<.>l y to follow T hatcher':. lf'ad m tht• formt-r Rrilish col· 11n y Wht•th<·r he docs or not , Tha tcher 1!'\ one woman not In· lf·r c·stcd in the woman'i. pre· rogat1vc to l'hangc he r m ind. New Treasury Dollar Unhappily Symbolic The U.S Treasury h<ss put into c1rculat1on <• nt-w dollar Jt l'Un he pred1ctl•d that 1t will be as popular as a two dollar bill. Ex· ccpt for the collectors. 1t wi ll ht: u real Jonah. In the first place, instead of coining it to the size to which people h a ve b e e n ac · cust o mcd to a II thro ugh the Yl'<ir , so m e J;!en - l u ses with th e t y1>1ctt l m idget sized mentality of t h e W ash 1n g t on bureaucrats decided it was cheaper t.o make 1l smaller. I n a sense t h i s was :ip· propnate. For the U.S. dollar has bttrt cheapened all over. the world. And it 1s appropriate beca use the value it represents today is not nearly that whlch it held lai;t year , or even yestcr· Charles McCabe day. lt•t :1lonr· when ttw 11ng1n<1I si.i;c w:.is M•tllt•d up<111 And abo beruuo.;l·. unllk1· lhal or1g1 ni:JI dollar whose s il Vl•r rontenl was full measurP, 1l 1s now m<1dc of met a l of htll<' or n11 value BUT EVE N 1t 's new silt 1s phony, because today's doll or u;o't worth the qu<1rter 11.!. s1.tt• resembles Of cou r se. thl' quarter itself isn't now worth iJ plugged nickel To make matlcrs won.c the new <.·oln has mort· side!> than the sl1prwn cst pohl1c1an. eleven in all , so 11 t•an'I 1·vcn be ust:d an s lot m achine•!'\ In f<1ct, so worthless is the com, 1t 1s a wonctcr !>Orne dcsccn dent of the women's s uffrage lea der, Susan 8 . Anthony, whose image decorates it hasn't sued the government for defa mation. Of course. that 1s the view from California which admlll~· ly has long been pr ejudiced against any money other than genuine coins made from gold and salver. The natives here got th:1t W:J)' hN'CIUS t' thl'y didn't t radl' 111 collls. other thun soml' that '"'r•· pr1 val('f y minted. uni.JI lonJ.: <.1fh•r Jotnang thl' good old lJ SA. Hefon· th<t t. gol<l du:-.l w:.i s the exchangl'. WHEN COINS came into use thl' We:.terners would accept on ly those of gold and s ilver It w<1 sn 't until the low<1n:. dts· covered Long Beach Hnd thc Eastern slickers flocked to Los Angeles to Occct! them and the olht'r mtd·wcsl('rner:-. who had followed in the m1grat1on to land of fruits and nuts <botanical •a r icly in those days1. th:it puper money eaml' into c1rcul<1, t1on In California. t:vcn the n. one had to be careful lo whom the "funny m on e y " was o ffe red . T r ue Californians would as soon lynch a dude proffenng paper money as look at him. As for the paper dolla r. once the Iowans a nd lhe1r followers had invaded Soulhem California it quickl y bcc<i ml' kn o wn as a "Lo s Angeles tloll:H and anvone with a w<td of pupl'r mnnt:y was :.aid to l.M· <'a rr)1n ~ ·a Los Angel e!'\ b.1nkroll .. Both s tigmas pre· \:Jtlcd n ght up to WW IL T he 1mprcs s 1o n m ay b1• without b<ts1s but somehow 1t seems that the America n dollar com menccd s li pping , accom· pained bv hard times. a bout the llmt· the ,:tovernment started subsl1tutm~ paper m oney for coins. It got worse when the U.S. went off the gold standard but n•ally touf·hcd bottom when they !'\ta rted making coins without !'\ll vcr and pennies without co1,. Pl'r Wl' have no w reached the point whe re the gove rnment has became too cheap to even use pape r to make money. and Is al· temptinK to use recycled worth· less metal. It won't be long before the generations ~rowing up won 't even know whut was meant by "Lhe clink of a silver dollar." Joggers Could Divert Energy to Useful Tasks Ha ve you ever been caught in the middle of a devout dialogue between two Joggers? I have. and it Is an experience I would not care to repeat. The talk is something like a debate between two medieval schoolmen on the question of actual and efficient g race. Superstition raised t.o ltA apogee. "I 'm tr ul y I nto m y body, now,'' says one chick. "I 've swept my pa1t away l i ke a bad dream," says the other. They are talkln1 about a 1ruelln1 ex· erclse that la almost cer· taln to hurt the Ir spinal column one way or anot.ber. They are religioua Jo11era. Joe· 1ers d.lff er from other Canal.Sea ln that their beliefs co to tbelr ffft rather than to their helld. It I• no accident, I think, that mott of ihe Jo1a•r1 I know are 1raduat.1 d lhlnkery or of Birr Werur snant'• MtDlDan. pounding or the backbone that jogging Is, and I am wilting to grant that jogging is on the whole better than sitting on your tail. But It is neither more or less worthy than any other form of h a rd physical la bor . The longshoreman at least gets paid for his work. They don't talk Uke St. J ohn or the Cross a bout haul· ing stuff out of the hold I a m Indebted to the good Herman H. Spitz, or Princeton. N.J., for an answer lo the prob~ lem of the jogger. He s uuests that, during this time of the energy criala, we put them to work for tbe aood of the country. "My propoaal," HYI Spits, "la Almply that Jouers should volun~r to perform physical tasks for thole who are lncapa· ble of dolnJ so themselves. Aa one example they miabt volun· teer to mow the lawns or the elderly, Infirm and dlaabled. "TI08 WILL not, unfortunate· ly, spare ua from tJreaome self. rlcbteoua sermons about myat.Sc experiences. No doubt we aball aoon bear from former Jog..-. •bo ....... mowtA• to tbe potnt l'M A O&UT bellnw la,_. of nlaaultaa. pu1bed tbeauelvet ....,, wldlla ii a far dl8ll\al ud tlMll' mower• tbrouo OM tlal•I from tile a11teaauo ... Jaon, u ova eftolt tW •• :' rewarded the m with a glimpse of Nirvana. "We will kno w that their hearL, s till beal with the res· ona nce of water pumps and their souls still shine with the glow of self.fl age llation, but - considering the altruistic nature of their deeds we will be able to be ar their martyrdom with some degree of equanimity." Spitz relates his whole re· li gious movement t.o the energy crisis. "Jogging." he adds, ''uses not only the energy stored in food but, Indirectly. the e nergy expended in planlln1. harvestina, processing, packaa· In& and aellin1 the food. And to what purpoee?J' Tbeee 1ucc:lnct commentl att Indeed well taken. There ii v. Ill· tle difference betwffn the ded· teated .tol1eT and the medieval bellevera that the wrath or God can be appeued only by beaUnc younelf to a pulp. THE nasT WAV£ or the n a1euant .movement .... ~ ln Italy In the t3tb century and 1pre1d all over Europe. About a century later, It tbe time ot tbe black deatb, •cen• of pubUc proc.,._ wttb tbe ubJbltiaa ot bloody 1tU-cutla1tlon npeet· eel Oft • llDllMDM teal•. Tb• jo11•n coulcl eb1n1• 4 themselves from a mild national pestilence, sure to exhaust it.sell by about next spring, Into a na· tlonal resource -if they would but bethink themselves. They could not only mow lawns bul move furniture about, repair UD· certain roofln1. and even deliver messages and packages by foot. Their services wouldn't cost lhe m anything, since most or them seem t.o make their livings In l!UCh cons picuoualy un· re ligious places aa brokerage of· flee• and ad 11encies. Their services wouldn't COit an)1.h.lna to the people who are bonellttinl by them. And none of thla would Interfere wlth the Jo11er'1 medltaUom on llow much ~ he •• do6na hla IOUl and close be la 1eWna to bll body. All in all, the Spit.a modelt pro. posal la an admirable one. ...... &~llliii ud UttenlDI &o • tOdaJ ln Ulla ball. It wtll liave Uttle uadent~ lf we ¥Ote to uphold tbe 1tat1M.' -Helmutt Sle1ler1cbmldt, memw GI &M Welt a...... Baade1ta1, wblc' woted to ,.,. .............. " ........ . oa m•rder ••• $•• anew pro111111daaefNM1wu---. I NATION -Wecsneedliy, July 25, 1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 Iowa Halts Foi-eign Land Buying ... ~~....-~~~._..-..~---- Ch an gin g Thnes Bringin_g Fear-to Fanners Al'Wl,..,.....o SPONSOR OF IOWA'S TOUGH LANO.BUYING BILL Rep. Horace Daggett AIM> Ferma Lend In the State Atlantic City Wax Museum Melts Away ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. CAP ) One or Atlantic City's lundmarks appears to be heading the way of the old hotels and may soon bow to the spread of casino gambling in this ocean re- sort. Tuss aud's Eni.:lis h Wax Museum, a Boardwalk tradition for 17 years. has rcceivt:d a n eviction notice effective Sept. 15. "We have 300,000 people a year come in here." museum manager Douglas Beaupit said , "Atlantic City may lose one of its most popula r attractions ." Eight other Boardwalk shops also received eviction notices. Resorts International, which paved the way for legal gambling east or Las Vegas, plans to build a casino-hotel on the site a cross No rth Carolina Avenue from its current casino. Beaupil said the 9,000-square-foot museum, owned by Ripley International Ltd of Canada, with 133 figures on display, 1s too lar1e to move By PET Ea ARN i 1T A~--i.ICMfelU 1111 LENNOX. Iowa -"James Bond Just bouKht the Akselsen place," the Fayette County real estate agent told fellow brokers at a state meeting. British actor Sean Connery and tome other investors paid Sl.5 million for the 680-acre farm. A TAYLOR COUNTY real estate agent told how a well- dressed West German walked in· to his storefront ol(ice and said he would pay up to $500,000 in cash for land. •'The first farmers we talked lo quickly sent us on our way. They didn't believe anyone bad that kind of cash to spend on property," he said. The visitor managed to s pend $345,000 on 400 acres within a few days. AND 111ERE WAS that mat- ter of a Husein Seperhri and an Ahmad AJshasa, who had just filed papers for the purchase of 457 acres of pasture land in Ringgold County. The realtors s peculate d on wheth e r they might be the first Arab nationals to buy land in Iowa Business chatter like this has a s pecial poignancy for r'eal esta te brokers in Iowa these d<tys It is about to end. This Mid west slate that for we ll over a century has sold its gently rolling plains to waves of arriving foreigners has prohibit· ed any more of them from buy. ing land to farm. They a re al- lowed to buy la nd in limited amounts for industrial purposes. THE SPONSOR OF the suc- .cessful legis lation, s tate Rep. Ho r ace Daggett , a fa rmer himself. said, "I realize that many of us here were foreigners •tt one time. But limes have r.hanged." The changing ti m es have brought fears to Iowa farmers that a foreign investment binge mi,::ht victimize them by driving up prices and further endanger· ing the smaJI farm. Iowa has fallen in line with 25 other states that restrict foreign land purchases in some form, but its provis ions a re t he toughest in the country. Iowa pre vious ly rest ricted foreign farmland ownership to 640 acres per person "IT IS BEST FOR Iowa farmers to own Iowa land." said 1HE SRIOI VS. 1HE IBM CORRECTING SELECTRIC® Tius is the new SR101 from Sperry Remington. Looks a lot like the Selectri~but looks aren't everything. It performs like no other typewriter available. 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Port II o/ "The 8111/fng of America" -"Timea Have C~ . . . " -emmiM• why the HatDMt/e . State Nia acted to reatrict foreign land purchaua. Daggett. ··w e have Interests in the schools, the churches and the economy of the slate." The tough legislation was ap- proved almost unan1mously in Jun e. t o take e ffect n ext January, even though two years or investigation •disclosed that only about 15,000 acres of Iowa land is foreign-owned. an in- finitesimal percentage of the 36 mimon acres of arable farmland in the state. Throughout America . foreigners are estimated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to own less than 1 percent of slightly more than a billion acres of private land. "WE CLOSED THE barn door before the horse escaped," s aid Daggett. a Republican whose political career began 20 years ago when. as a reluctant candidft~ for the school board, he was elected even though he and his wife voted against bis candidacy. He was elected to state offi ce in 1972. and conlinuted to farm several hundred acres near Len nox in southern Iowa. ·'What it all comes down to 1s competition for land. We have Indiana and Illinois farmers here who sold their own farms and purchased similar ones here for half the price. And then we saw that Bert Lance was selling his bank to the Arabs, and that foreigners are moving into other concerns. We figured it would be better to stop anything like this ha ppening to Iowa farmland before it even started," Daggett said. IN THE HASTE TO assemble information to s upport the bill las t year. farmers were en- couraged to report their suspi- c 10 n s of possible fo r e ign ownershi p or neighboring farms lo the state assessors. "People were poring all over state and county records trying t o figure o ut whe re a ll the <See IOWA, Page A8) Runners Shot; 2 Boys Held We specialize in diamond sighs. CINCINNATI (AP ) · Two t een -age boys charged with woundinJ,: th r ee fe m a le long distance runners with a pellet gun have been re leased in the custody of their parents pend an~ :.1 he ari ng an ll amtlton County Juvenile Court. The boys, ages 13 and 14. were charged with recklessly discharging a n air rtne. One woman h ad a tooth shot out and two others were s hot an the legs during a five mile race in May There wen· not scn ously anJurcd Center Sold? FRESNO <AP) Fresno County's Vall ey Medical Cente r should be so ld to ~ private he alth care firm or a m e dical school t he grand jury says. rt that isn't done, a private hospital management firm s bouJd be retained to take full respons ibili- ty for the facility. the grand jury said In its an- nual report. Fmd the diamond of her dn.•am'> 1n uur tn•mcnd ou .. .... dcction of di..impnd s tud earrings. Wt.• havt.• them in .di "it.es, set in 14 karat gold, pricc<ffrom $125. Conw s1.·1· them. And get the diamond sighs y uu'Vl' .1lway... Wilntn.l. l 111t ''"'"'''*"'' l'H '""1111111 1 .. tJnJ . l\.t>"f'l•rt C.l•flfl·r. Newri111 Ht-.1l h 1171 II (1 11· I ~)(0 "C lrht' 1,. ·''"1(1"" \\' ""'","""" r i\1,Jtl L·~vn . 11.11, \1 1lt c lr ••h. (, "" ., \1.,.,1 .. , I ... /,,,./., 1 •• 1/,/ Final Phase Now Available On Catalina Island In Avalon 700/o sold out. The last phase . Vista is now more than . offeredforsaleand Th~s~~~; of fewer than 20 units ~~.".:,Wb':;;~~hese beautiful c~n coh these are gone no more w_1 d ed be~use of their location w en rare 1n e .1 ·vate dominium homes are very because they are bu• t on pn on lovely Catalina lsland(an~lease). Utili1ing steel and concret: land, land thatdyou ~7;~:;he "flats" and partl~ 0~: stt::~~g and constructe pa of these homes o e . h. II "de with elevator, many d lleys while others en10Y a • s1 , h rbor hillsides an va · w of the a ' . h " vie . town and hillside view. d 1 2 or 2V2 baths t is panoramic bedrooms an , , . Consisting of one and two as standald, many deluxe _tea~~': outstandin~ proi~d o~:~. It is almost certain Cth~t :.~::land. found only in cus om condominium on a a I . d I t chance to ever buy a local no growth att1tu e, y~ur as restridive m11nicipal codes, a vironmental concerns aU ~1g~!!t availability of utilities and ~cts of this nature ever built ~:tate that th~re widH ~ n::=~~~ live in paradise act now . on~e1dan · Y h :::.. this is probably y~u: last;;: on the phone, you must Too beautiful and im=I e tod on site sales office. Open every vlslt the Bahia Vista aj 20% down/ 101/2% interest rate. - d Pricesstartat$129,900· ay. THE BAHIA VISTA 360ClementeAve. Avalon (Catalina Island) Calif. 90704 ........... Ju~··,.,. Iowa · Halts Land Buys FroM N°"' On, Forei,psn ~eed Not Appl,y •o r • fNiil Pliii An 111"1'pan .... ··..ww .... r:a· .... ~~rm:.~·= ~-...., flq1red • Arab but lie t•ned out to be a U .s. ..u-.·· a.n.et&q a pop.alar ... u. meet • Iowa. bumper IUcbn 1HH rea4la1. "Dear Arab, 1raln h m y ol l." a n ............ t °' lM ....... power in the 11aln export.la1 bua6-. W81LI£ IOWA'8 TOUGH foreip tMulDc b6U pUMd Miily tbroucb tlM IMUlatu,., oppoal- Uon wu not ditflcult lo flncl-dur· tn1. Witt. Af'WI ........ thouabt thelr land wu beln&- 1tol.,n away. Actua lly, 90 per · c-ent ot au farmland bou•ht each y-.,ar l• by farmers addinl on to lhelr properties. That hetpe t4 account for the decline ol the 1mall farmer. I don't lhlnk then! l1 e ven a potentha l threat b y lorel8ntn." Suppe>rt.ert of lowa 'is blll polnt to natlonal lnveatment trendll to juaUfy ~ir atancc . K U&T SO&TEBE&G OF the Iowa Farmers Union char1ed that foreipera were buyln.c up to 18 percent ol Iowa hand eom ln1 up for 1ale. The A1rlcultural De partment r c po r t"d t h•t fo r eign inter e1Sl8 bouaht am esUma~ S4 out of cw«iry t .000 acres or US. rurm llrn1l ttuel changed hands in 197K Hutky Raymond Bluell, who bas been f armln1 hls 380 acres near ere.too tlnce 1936, taid, "Wiien I eventually sell, I don't care whose money lt ls. I don't Uke the new law. I don't believe fore l1neu burl o ur l a nd anymore than local farmers. Forelsnen own gr ain e levators ln north Iowa a nd no one's squawkinc about them." AN IOWA FARMER? Actor Sean Connery Almoel half or fort1IMn ownt-d land In Amcrl<'lt wa11 1)un·h1&1wd ln the paal two Yl'llnl, 1u·t·on lh11( to Nullon11l f'urnu•r11 l l1111m testimony ut ll Scnult• t11•1&rlnat Sen. Hlr<'h Unyh, t> Ind , h 1tll te rmed lhl' tu•nd "ollvlou11 111111 d i!lturbinl(. ·' A fo rme r D es Moin e s R egiste r -Tribune ed itorial writer, Lauren Solh, said Iowa's economy is tied lnt.o and Inte- g rated Into a foreign m arket In corn and soybea ns, "and it doesn't make sense for an In· tcrnational trading community to project hatred to foreigners. Ge rman, Swedish or Norwegian stock," said Soth. "Germans urc doing most or the buying of land he re . It Is strange lhol we're now restricting them .'' Some I •"al t'xr ·rtft ctoubl lhe1 to ugh lowu bll r un 11l 1in1I '' f('de r ul c•ourt lt•xl Soyit llti sponsor, 1>11.i.:e H , "No doubt there urc 1111ow t n ·11tl1•11 lh11t w1• will run 11fo11I of llut 111 v 1tlt•11 WllS thul WI' !'lh11t1hl jlllll" II flt tll , und rind out w l111t w 1• 1·1111 111111 <·1111not clo 11rt1·rw1111ll, 1\1111 th11• "• J Ulil what wt• llul " "MOST OF US HERE come from first or second generation A prominent lowu rcul cstnt" a ge nt, Dua ne Sanduga from Am es. s aid, "Mos t people thought there was much mon · fore ign invest ment in farmi. than the re really wus . They l'art Ill -"Cn mc· On In' . ttor.,, ¥ou llad hJ Wait •.. DEAR PAT: I intended to write this letter ubo ut 11ix months ago , but didn't get around tCI at. Can you tell me the address of the Procraslinutor's Club of America? L.G., Costa Mesa Sorry It took A YS another tbree months to re· search your question, but that's bow It soes sometimes. Even the dub dkbl't amwer my In· qulry for another foar months. It was organized in ttH ud lite man elecl.ed president al that lime ap· pare•UY remalm la office becaue tlae 1157 a-aal eledloe u s been put off. PCA promises to send bis . n .. ne alOllg one of these days. In the meantime, yea CH probably join the club by writing to Procra.U.a&ors Club of America lac., 1415 Locust St., PMJadelphla, Pa. 11192 -when and If you 1et to the po1t office to buy a stamp. Radial• Red~e> Re•bta11~r DEAH PAT . Do r adrnl tires increase gas mileage? I've h<"ard t.has, but would hke to find out if It's really true. K.M., Newport Beach By nat11re of tbelr coutructJoo, radJal tires decrease rolling resl1tance aed tlaereby lncrea1e gas mileage. About 10 perc:entof&M gaaollae fed to a car en1lne l• used to overcome Ure rolllng reslatance. Wben that rolllnl resl1tance Is reduced, gas mllea&e a-_.._...provea.J'he Jtl&b.er atreag_th coDStruction o!_ metrlc·slzed radial• Introduced lD 1978 perm up to 35 pounds air pressure <Inflated cold>. That Increase -the previous maximum was 32 pounds -com- bined with new tread compounds has led lo tlgnlflcantly better gas m llea1e. Jobn D. Kelley, dJrec&or or tire development at Tbe Flrestoae Tire & Rubber Co .. says, "A metric· tl&ed racllal Ure laflated to lls maximum pressare ca• Improve mileage by as much as 10 percent at 1teady lalllt••Y 1peed1 compared with coaven· Uoeal b6u tarn nut at their mormal preuure." He add• daat Fl.ree&oile l1 alma.1 to lacreue pennlltl· ble air preuare to at mucb as 44 potUHll by 1981. 11..e ,.,,.... Appltl Pre•••re DEAll &EADERS: Tltere la aa lmportut Mt.ell aade rml•l•I tbe benefits of lllgber air preH~ Way's radJal tires. Whee lt comes to tlret, /Qaerlcau are aotorloat "llllderlllllaten ." 8t11dlestllow$11atmoretbanllalloftlaeapproalmate· ly 4Mmlllloa'a.eomoblle tlret1011&M rHddo•'tbne e11oap air preuare. Coaaeqaeatly, more thu ball of all can -even If properly lalled and operated - are 11ot realblD1 tbelr fall 1a1°mllea1e poMllUal. Can wttla u,.. uderWla&ed by ellll== pe a.._ 2.1 peree11t more hlel at ... .., · way • ...._ .... ...._..,.. ...... ,-::1.v au.· ................ ., ... , .. ; ... , ....... ..... , .... WW la tM eenect Jirl• .. f•,.... Ureaf Oa au can, ........... Un Pl•••• fer ..... a1 .. , . ...., ........................ ....... .............. ,.,.. ................ ..... er •••r •••t . Rt1•~~ ~r••••r•• are NH••1n«2•,... ..._... ..,..,.., •rtYlaC .. aet '-Uer ... ..U.11•, btdeeld,......,...._.._.". ....... an. ........................ alLAlld UJ -..C. .,_... ltJ die ear •...,acl8rer ._. ... IM fNM ... rear u........., alw•J• IM ..... I ill._. ...... ..._..,.. ...... ..,. • ._ .. ~elleeile4...,..._tMU..an..._ = ........... -......... Ma& ••• . ,.. ............... . Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, petting the ons~s and action you nud to solve m('q"WtiU m government and bunneu. Matl your q~stioru to Pat Dunn, At Your Sttmce. Orange Coast Dmly Pttot, P 0 IJoz IS(J(J, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Aa many letters as posmble w1U be an.nue?'t!d , but phoMd mquanea or Letter:r not includ.Jng the reader's full name. addreu and business hours' plume numbeTcannot becon:ruJcred Thi:rculumnappear&dm- 111 ncept ~11ndf1ys fluerdraft c·,,.,~ra9t-c·,,,.,,,,? DEAH PAT: I'm think ing ubout opening a checking account with overdraft privileges. Do you think this is a good or a ~ad idea ? Jt. would be nice to .have extra mon•!Y when I need 1t, but I'd like to find out if there a rc any pitfalls. · L. E., Corona del Mar Overdraft privllell(es (utcually llmlt.ed to $&00) may CO!lt you as much as store credit. Before sign· ing up for an overdraft account, be sure to find out about the lDl.eretit rate. Baakl may charie from It LO 18 percent for ove rdrafts, and there may be aa additional ree for each transaction. Banks make ove rdraft advances for the exact amount or in multiples. Therefore, If the bank loans only ln multiples of SIM, you would have LO borrow SIM and pay Interest on it, even though you only needed an extra SZO or S30. Also ask U there's a monthly (ee for overd ra ft privileges In addition to interest, and see tr deposltj LO your checking ac· count automatically apply LO an overdrart balance or If you must speclflcally repay the overdraft ac· count. Guide May Hrlp A rtlst St?H DEAR PAT: I would like lo find buyers for my pa intings or an agent to help me. I'm considered a good artist and I've won prizes, but recently had to close my studio beca use or high rent. N .8., Laguna Beach You may l>e Tnte rested In the oook, • .-Artist's Market," published by Wrlter'11 Digest. 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Feehlon ••nd ltore Onl; 844-2313 I , J l A San Clemente lifeguard uses bullhorn to warn swimmers during recent powerful surf and rip tides spawned by Hurricane Delores. Surfers prowled their favorite coastal vantage points sizing up the turbulent sea to find the best wave sets. Wine: Matter of Habit Monks and Holy F.riars Produce Jlery Finest By HUGH A. MULUGAN A~-..Ca.IC.: o t 1 ROME -Near Piaua Navona, where the tourists always go to see three of Rome's loveliest fountains, stands a re markable liquor store that the tourist.I have been slow in discovering. But the natives know all about the marvelous medicinal elixirs of Ai Monasteri, as the s hop on Corso Rinascimento is called. Al MONASTERI -LITERALLY, AT the monasteries -deals only in wines. brandies , Ii· queurs. etc ., distilled, brewed, bottled, barreled, whatever, by the good monks and b.oly friars in the ir monastery wine ~:~l:;~; ~Zi~nvi~~~rd~~e (~~J' A browse about the Stew shelves indicates at a glance how busy and versatile these men of God have been at reaping the harvest of the Master's vineyard. There Ls Rhum Fantasaa, fantastic rum, from the Carmelites; Sambuca liqueur from the Cister- cian moab at Certosa, a cloistered order whose members have taken the vow of silence; Gin Dry Vallombrosa from an ancient abbey in the Alban Hills; Uquore Sambucaffe del Paradiso, literally the coffee-flavored liquor of paradise, heaven-sent from the cellars of a Benedictine monastery out- side Florence. THE SHOP ALSO OFFERS a large selection of medicinal brandies and soothingly alcoholic Two Daughters Lesbian Mother A.u:arded Custody TRENTON, N.J . (AP) -A div.ided state ap- peals court has ordered two girls returned to their lesbian mother, saying children are better off liv- ing with a dutiful homosexual mother than with a "deviant" heterosexual father. In a 2-1 ruling, the Appellate Division of Superior Court ordered the girls returned lo their mother from a father found to have a ''troubled and deviant" personality. THE llAJO&ITY OPINION, WlllTl'EN by Judge Melvin P . Antell, conceded that the girls, ages 11and15, would be forced to cope with "com- munity disapproval" but said "this does not necessarily portend that their moral welfare or safety will be jeopardized." Ant.ell auuested that be had grave doubts about the "stable atmosphere" in the father's household in light of testimony that the father's new wife posed in the nude for pictures taken by the family dentist. The mother was portrayed in testimony as a dutiful pannt who did not encourage her children ·to become bomoeexuall, Antell said. elixirs that take the curse out or ordinary, every· day drinking. Who could resist one for the road if the drink offered was Liquore del Pellegrino, the liquor of pilgrims? Closet drinkers would no doubt feel less guilty sipping alone on Elixir dell' Ermita, a drink of hermits. Elixir de Miele, a potent potion distilled from honey, bas a picture on the label or a dozen plump friars beaming down benignly from a monastery balcony while the busy bee doth his thing for the benefit of the order FOR CENTURIES THE FRANCISCANS at Viterbo , 30 miles north of Rome, have been con- cocting a pine-scented palliative that carries a de- lightful monastery health warning on the label: "Liquora Amaro che Ti Sana," the bitter drink that makes you well. From nearby Monlefi ascone comes a crisp golden wine with the strange name of ''Est! Est!! Est!!!" that turned out in the long run to be less than healthy for a visiting' German bishop. His tomb is in the h1gh altar or the local church. According to the story. which purchasers of the wine wilJ find on a card attached to the neck of the botUe , Bishop J ohann Flugger of Augsburg set out to visit Rome in 1111, but he was such an ad- mirer of Italian wines he never got there. He sent his servant ahead to mark the walls of inns and taverns where the wine was good with the word "Est" (it is> or "Non est" <it's not) if the stuff was rotten. AT MONTEFJASCONE, THE BISHOP'S pre- cursor fo~d such fantastic wine that he scrawled the word three limes, with accelerated exclama- tion points on.the inn wall. The result was, as the old Blue Guide to Italy reports, "both servant and master drink overmuch and died," bequeathing their unique rating system as the name of the dis- trict's wine to this day. Dom Perignon, the father of champagne whose statue looks out over the vineyards, may not have put the fizz into the world's most festive beverage, but he created an industry as well as a taste sensation by inventing a way of tying down the corks with string and keeping the bubbly bless· ing from exploding. For 47 years, until his death in 1715, Dom Perignoo served as cellar m aster for the Benedic- tine Abbey at Hautvillcrs. little realizing that his name would one day stand for the best or what he and his fellow monks called "vin diablo," the wine or the devil. TIDS Ll1TLE EPISTLE ON THE Lord's little old wine makers cannot end without a reverent bow in the direction of Father Juan Ugarte, the Spanish J esuit who planted the Wes t ern Hemisphere's first vineyards in Mexico. and the Franciscan Padre Junipero Serra, whose friars built 21 missions between San Diego and Sonoma, most with vineyards, to launch the California wine industry. For those who mi~hl be shocked at these pleasant gardening activities and cellar recreations of the good friars, Ai Monasteri also features a full line of skin lotions, hair restorers, shampoos, digestive nostrums and deotrlfices concocted by the same contemplative cellar masters. DENTURES $175 NCll ~A Mt DAY ~tAVICE. AVAILA&l£. ·oRTHODONTICS · &OARD QUAUFtt:D OATHODONTl~T '1550- DI. ARNOLD H. FlANZER J10f HARBO~,__~OSTA MESA fAalOSSHUtRDCOt 642-0112 Mill HI ... Ill.. ! .4 n...m:=-=: ...... -~ , ..... TIMAt'""°""· ..,, .... DIM.II del ..... ~ ... ...... ~-'hfrtwDrl• II•'• ...... caa..., .. ,... ............... ., ... a ~.July 25. 191'1 OAk. Y PILOT .48 ASSOl1tD LONG HAIR· HELPERS TWEEZERS Square, Pointed or Slant Tip. EMERY 1.25a BOARDS PA~oOF 85C MLWHllDD PENCIL NAIL BUFFETTE NAIL BUFFER 85C 3.00 DELUXE NAIL CUP POCKET SIZE EMERY FILE 1.25 4"2" 1.60 • COSMETCO HOT OIL TREATMENT • 3 TUBES • IUO-KUR HAIR REPAIR 3 TUBES • I oz. BLOW CARE YOUR 2.00 CHOICEJ u. 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The pf'Olnlll, dHICned to offer PtelDMDl tMA·•Prt an al~rnat.lve to abortJon. wat formally set up when the 1ovemment lnued re1ul•Uons for the •~lal cenh:rs that will carry out the proje~t TBE CENTE&S WILL i.erve f•malel up to the aae ot 21, with em· ph11l1 liven to Mlpln& lhoee under t1 prevent unwanted pregnancies. About a m1Won teen-agers become prdbant annually. . .Private and public non·orollt eroups receiving •ranta to operate centers will be requlred to peat up 30 percent ot the C09t ol runnlnt the faclUty to match the 1overnment'1 10 percent contribution. Crisis Topic Of Seminar A seminar on alcoholism and the mid-life cris is will be presented T hursday night at South Coast MedlcaJ Cent.er in South Laguna. The program. p resente d by therapis t Lau Haaning of the hospital's Care Unit, begins at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. For information, call 499-l3ll, ext. 560 . ----ADlll .. IOllS-- R•PR•9•NT ATIVE MRS. RUTH YOUNG •.. •t the NEWPORT BEACH SHERATON, THURS., FRI. & SAT., JULY 21-21 tor lntorma- tton or BROCHURE PlfASE CALL: 714-133-0570 BO~RDING GRADES 3-12 Remedial R ... ng & Meth Art • Mualc • Drema ~IENCE I NATION 50 YEARS IN ARIZONA Fully Accredited • Smell Ca.aa • Co-Ed • Excellent Staff Internationally lau>wn • W"kend Travel •ExtenslveActlvltles . Old-tj•er Restored (L The 103·year-old narrow-gauge steam engine "Sonoma, which once pulled ; . passengers cars through Marin and Sonoma All centers are required to offer preanancy diagnosis, counseling, family planning services, nutrition information. educational services and referrals to other agencies . Their counseling services must in· elude information on abortions and adoptions. Eclipse Damaged Eyes All Sport1 lnct. Riding, Rlftery, Soccer, Skiing, Tennis HENAY C. WICK. YAU 8.A., DIRECTOR, Boa 1569, Scottldtll•. AZ 85252 T ... IU-..... 7131 I TELEX: 111440 Jud Scot OKLAHOMA CITY <A P > At .: ·counties. was unveiled this week in ~ Sacramento. The engine has been restored ~ for the State Railroad Museum set to open ~ in 1980 in Old Sacr amento. ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE GOVERNMENT IS making $1 million available to finance tbe centers during the rest of this fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30. Congress is expected to allot more money in next year's budget. The Carter ad· ministration is seeking $60 million for the program. least 32 Oklahomans suffered eye damage, most of it permanent, when they looked at the solar eclipse in =;:;;;:::=:;;;:=:=:::;::=;::;;~ii~~:;;=;:======::::===:.=======:; February. the Oklahoma Society to r. · Prevent Blindness says. CHAS. McCABE : PUTS tongue Connie Gorman, the society's pro-. gram direct.or, said that damage Suf· '---------"' fifm/y in Cheek feTed by some could be minimized by development or peripheral vitilon. -' ~-New Magazines Take ~ z . i Magic From Science ~ NEW YORK CAP> -This fall. the s1dercd the nation's top scientific publishers of lhe nation's top sclen· weekly. • tiric joumal will break a 131-year ~ tradition by introducing a magaz1nt· Ji.! intended to "take the abracadabra ,,_• -0ut of science." ~. And the magazine :.u rned cit ~ bringln~ science to the general reader ~ -will not be alone for loni.? ~ SUOOENLV, SUCH magazmci:. arc: • one of the hottest itleas in publishing. .~ Al least four other companies have •";t mullt>d a science magaline for non· .>. s<'ient1sts in the last year Two of l : the m . mcludinR tht> powerful Time • • Jnc., appear nt-;,r publishinu ;• "We live in a time when scitmcc is ~ a ffecting our lives more and more. In ~ a ,Year of Skylab. the DC-IO and ~ Three Mile Is land . th at's self :!-_ evident. If you look for where people ~ can get information on that in a ~ magaz ine. t h e r e aren 't many :•l places." says Allen Hammond, ~ ~ditor of lhe magazine Scumce 80. ~ which debul'i in October ~ Hammond and others i-cnsc " ~ growing pubUc appetite for science. • They cite the success of Smithso : ni an magazine. which rode a i:.cicncc ... .. rich editorial mixture to a c1rculallon ,. .. of 1.8 million com1n1 rahle to that of .! Popular Science in only nine • : years .. •: THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER ~ Science News has doubled readership z to 175,000 in five years . Time "! magazine's best-selling Issue of 1977 .. featured anthropologist Rich a rd ~ Leakey on the cover. ,.; Looking at these s uccesses, the ~· American Association for the.Advan· ~: cement or Science decided t.o gamble :f. on Science 80. Z The auoc?iation -is.-~ 13l~year-0ld ; Washington·based foundation that :• publishes Science, a magazine strict· :: ly by and ror scientists that is con- ~~ Shu:knt Guilty "'. ; Of 2 Murders, 1i.Aimits Penalty .-. :: .• MIAMI <AP> -Theodore Bundy, a •:·quiet law student who never forgot !; Mothe r 's Day, w aved a t the :•:courtroom crowd after a clerk read :;:the verdict -guilly of !"urdering two •:·women and trying to kill three others :: : et Florida State University. ~: Bundy's mother slumped backward •;·and his lawyer s;mled at the verdicts :::Tuesday, but Bundy waved and :? :•miled and lat.er told a friend he was f:: simply perplelled. t;: P&08ECUT0&8 PROMISED to :•:ask for the death penalty. The same :: • l2·member Jury that convicted the •• : 32·yeaiir-old Tacoma. Wash .. t"eSident ~:will remain sequestered to bear argu· :ment.s on sentencing Saturday and r:•Monday. A. simple majority vote is J:'.:Meded to recommend life or death. ... : Judte Edward D. Cowart can over· • !.! ·rule the Jury. I•:.: The Ju. ry deliberated six hours to : end the •~·week trial that saw Bundy : often act as h11 own attorney and f; · ar1ue btUerly with hia lawyers. One .-:: attorney quit the cue after the de · :;:teue pnieentaUon waa under way. •::Another tried to walk out. ! : atJNDY W Al fOUDd IUllty of firtt- • ... ne m....-r la dM cle1tbl of Lita : IAYY, JO, ud 11811ant Bowman. 21, : llo&b at •................ : Tbey were beahn wltb a ,•:end• oak club u t!MJ alept Ill the Chl • ·=-• IOrOrit1 on Jan. lS, 1178. Botb ...,... .... .,..ty ..... WITH SCIENCE 80, the association 1s reaching for a wider audience. "Our goal ·is lo cover the broad sweep of science and medicine as well as specific news items. The magazi n e w i l l b e s e e n as authoritative. bul also lively and in· lerestmg," say!. Hammond. 35·ycar- md-crc<1lor of the research news sec tion of Science. In hJS view. Scientific Ameri.an has uecome t oo t ech nical and popul:.ar science m;.i~azines are too simple . Science 80. written for "a col· legc·educated general audience." wi ll fall somewhere in betwc·en BUT LEON JAROt'f', a Time senior editor, has a simih1r vision for a m <igazine : "Our <idvantage, in ad· dition l o ha v 1n ~ muc h more publishing experience, Is we'll be able lo do the news," says Jaroff. Science 80 ~U\ <ippear once every two months. with plans for making it <i m onthly eventually. Time's un named entry would come out mon· thly, .Jarofl s<iys . A Dutch puhlisher , VNU Inc .. plans another new journal. Editor Domini que Boer, who created a successful science magazine for Dutch teen· agers, says, "Our editorial formula is more thought out than what Time and AAAS are doing." BUT NEITHER Jaroff nor Boer - whose magazi ne would be called Science Illustrated -has the go· ahead from lop m anagement yet. "We're the only ones in for the mo· ment," says Hammond, "and we're definitely in and in for keeps ." lianunomLhopes l<L s ta rt wj tb 250,000 circulation and go to 500,000 In a few years, relying only on s ubscrip- tions -no newsstand sales. Some edit.ors are skeptical whet.her the non-profit, educationally oriented a ssociation can handle a large· m arket magazine. "THEY HA VE GOOD people edit· ing it. I'm wondering about who's go- ing to sell it, promote it and make s ure the damn things gel mailed,'' says Frank Kendig of Omni, a glossy science fiction magazine started by the Penthouse organization in Oc· tober. Kendig likes to ca ll the newcomers "children of Omni." He says Omni, which sella about a million copies an issue and is running in lhe black, "proved it could be done." But Omni's editorial formula heavy on futuristic fantasy -Ir· rltates some edit.ors. "OMNI HAS &tJN som e excellent science ltories. But they run them aide by aide with stuff that is frankly irresponsible or fictional," says Ha mmond. He says his association is as con- cerned that its ma1azine educate people -"lake the abracadabra out of science." as a promotional mail· ing put it --as that it make money. 'But he says the magazine's overhead Is so low lt doesn't need Instant suc- cess lo survive. Nevertheless, wltb giants J;.ke Time, the Hearst Corp. and the Times Mirror Co. e)'in1 the same audience, Science 80 could be facing stiff competition. TIMBS •••aoa, pubU1ber. of Popular Selenee, bu put ulcle plans for a new ICieDee ma1utne for tbe moment. "With two or three ma1u1net of a aclence nature about to pop, frankly we tbouaht we'd watt a bit and w1tch,'1 N)'I Mattbew Blnnin1ham, a I vice PNlident. Helps you make the best buy in room air conditioners. r---- ---- lJunn!! h111 \\l'alhl·r an ~11r cnn- d111oncr can m:c11unl l11r up lo hall of your d ccrm : bill. 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Even Plato shared tlM lr...a ... rell•M>us leader's concern that muaie d~111 the •P'nt. "Llk• opium, muatc aJao stupefiet. persons Ustentnc to It and makes their braina Inactive al\d 'trivoloul," the Sbllle Moslem leader said Monday, ordertq 1 ban on mu.sic broadcaats on Iran's radio and t.elevlalon statlons, according to the or- flctal PARS news agency. · "MUSIC 18 SOlllETHING THAT everybody is ~uracWd to naturall)'. but it taltes them out of re- a11t)' to a futile aod lowly livelihood." Khomeini Hid. • · Iran's national radio and television plan to atop broadcutina music this week at the begin- nin~ ol Ramadan, the Moslem holy month. a Peting park rttenUy were blarin1 such Upt music as "The Skater's Walt&" and young Chinese walk around singing "Do Re Mi" from "The Sound of Music." Adolf Hiller banned •'depraved art,·· inclucline Jazz, swing and modern classicists such u Iaor Stravinsky and Paul Hindemith. But Hitler loved Richard Wagner and, tor that reason, an unorficial but firm ban on Wagner persists on Israeli radio. television and concert stages . WHEN ZURIN MEHTA. DIRECTOR OF the lsrael Philharmonic, scheduled a Wagner overture for a 1975 concert, musicians refused to play it, the concert hall received bomb threats and the ushers threatened lo strike. Soviet authorities have tried to enlist music in their revolution, with definite, if ill·informed musical tastes. Many musicians have left the country rather than conform. Lenin noted that an artist "takes it as his right ACM£ WINECO. 0 QUEENIE ?25 Tbe ftnt pbue ol t.be ta million plan would H · t.end the teTminal IOO feet and add tbree boardln1 sates and backup facilitie s, chamber officials learned. In ancient Greece, Plato was prepared to permit the ly~ and the harp in the city, and a shepherd's pipe in the country, but said: "When a man allows music t.o play on him and to pour into bis soul ... ~nd his whole life is passed in warbling ard the delight of song ... he begins to melt and waste, unUJ be bas wasted away his spirit and cut out the sinews of bis soul; and he becomes a feeble warrior." lo create freely. according to his ideal," but added. "We must not drop our hands and allow ( chaos lo ferment as it chooses. We must try con- scious ly to guide this development and mold and determine the results ." L. M. UOYO ) DAILY PILOT The $8 million ex- pauioa will be needed as puaenger traffic in· creases to between 1.6 million and two million passengers annually by the year 2000, said representatives of the consulting firm, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co. of San Francisco We re g1v1ng away four fantasllc Fiats to lucky Straw LIKED WAGNER Adolf Hltler KHOMEINI'S WAS THE MOST SWEEPING attack on music since China tried to root out Western music in the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s. Western music reflected "the nasiy, rotten life and decadent sentiments of the bourgeoisie," the radicals said. 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Jacobloft't poUUcal back1round ml1ht be called non eliatent That doea't dinourace Jacoblon. who ended up an alfo.ran tn the 1974 and 1971 Republlun pr•manu for Pennaylvul110vernor. fO&'IBE P&ESJOENCY. ''I have " tood • cbuce u anyone." be dedared durin1 u tat.mew ln Cotta Meaa. The Syear-o&d dllabled veteran uJd the mood ot the country 11 cbanftna and Americt.n11 are looilna for ia fresh race Jacob1on, ID admirer of former Prealdeat Richard Nixon, said he's ln favor of keeping the peace by having a atrona defense, a strong economy and bavln1 the rtittt people do the right job He 11 contemptuous of President Cart.er who. he said. "has people In there <advl1er1) who can't even read.'' OellYf'l""MMt ....... FRESH FACE? Alvin Jacobaon He II familiar wlt!'t California, bavlna 1radu1tM from Cal Poly San Luis Oblapo ln lM5 wlth a major In bualnea• admln.llt.raUon. J atobloo sald h• first deddtd to run for political .. offlce when he wu atJll committed to the Veterans AdminJslta· tlon hoepltal In Loa Anseles. He aulfered a ne rvous breakdown after the end or World War IJ and spent about 10 years undergoing psychJatric treatment the re. "The doctors asked me what I was 1oln1 to do when l got out and I told them I would run for President." he said. He began his political career by run- ning for the Republican candJdacy for Pennsylvania governor in 1974. H E CAME IN SECOND with over 92 .000 votes in the primary that year. But w~en be tried again In 1978 he came up with fewer than 10,000 votes. He may have lost. but he sald his Penn· sylvania experiences gained him the backing or U.S. senators and other politacians. The Penuylvanla native bu been making forays lnto Southern California to try lo drum up support · both Cinan· clal and political -for his presidential campaJgn. He doesn't h ave much campaign money yet -only the $300 he saves monlhly out of hla Veterans Administra- tion check. He said he refused to name them because of the poliUcal see-sawing that goes on before a presidential race. "Why will people vote for me?" he re· pealed. "Because I'm in favor of doing things the way they should be done." .. But Los Angeles is " lough nu\ to crack." he said. But he is confident that he can raise the money he needs. "I'll find a way." Air Call Plwne for Smog Facts Residents of the South Coast Air Quality Management District. which includes Orange County. now can test the air outside by telephone. BV DIALING the t.olHree number J. <800> 242-4666, air quality watchers can get the latest word on ozone readings. other s mog information and forecasts. The djstrtct also has set up a system that will give the caller current smog readings, forec<Ji;ts and open burning information on a more localized basis. HERE ARE THE telephone numbers for Orange County : Northern County. (714 ) 870-7844 ; Central County, (714> 991-8900: Western County, (714 ) 892-2884;Southeastern County, (714) 493·2422, and Open Burning forecasts (714 > 991·9330. UCI Medicine Prof Honored Dr. J. Edward Berk, professor or m edic ine at the UG Jrvlne College of Medicine, is the firs t rec1 pu~nt of the "Ois linguished Professor " llllt: awar<lcd by the College of Medacint> faculty. This title wal> awarded to Berk in recognition or achievement reflecting creditably on lhe College of Medicine It represents the highest honor the (acuity of the College or Medicine can confe r on one or its members. Berk was the firs t chair or the depart· ment or medicine as well as the first head of the division or gastroentcrology. Berk's primary research has 0 en concerned with the development of techniqutJ to detect dis· eases of the pancreas. I I' ..... . ... Procedure Hit Bill Targets Supervisors Naming By O.C. HUSTINGS °' ,,. 0.11, .. 1tet sc.t1 Ross Johnson. the Republican as· semblyman rrom Fullerton, doesn't think vac8ht s upe rvisorial poat.s should be filled by the governor. He is introducing legislation to re· quire special elections for those vacancies. He said the bill was s purred by Gov. Brown's recent ap- pointments of Yvonne Braithwaite Rurke and Edison Miller to the Los Angeles and Orange counties Boards of Supervisors . . . .. U.S. REP. MORRIS K. Udall will i.pcak al a fund·raising dinner Aug. 9 at the Disneyland Hotel. to benefit a propost'd Orange Coast urban park. Ill' will he Joined by Rep. J erry Patterson. 0 -Santa Ana, and Rep. Hohcrt Badham. R·Newport Beach. The park. which would be located on arr<'s of coastal land between South l.<Jguna Beach and Corona del Mar. wall be the subject of a special Congress1on<Jl hearing of the House l nteraor Committee Aug. 9 in Nt>wport Reach. f'or mrormalJon on the 8 p.m . din. ner. call 774-8723 or 778-2200. .... JUDGE DONALD A. McCartin of the Oran~e County Superior Court wall speak at toni ght's monthly meet· ing of Fathe rs United for Equal Justice. The 8 p.m. meeting will be held al the main branch of Santa Ana Library. Fathers United as a non·proht or- ganization conccrnt!d with divorce· related issues. • • • CITIZENS CAN MEET stale Sen. John Schmitz al a series of .. town hall" meetings scheduled through Aug. 18. The two meetings scheduled for Ju. ly 28 will be held at M arlna Com· munity Center. 151 Marina Onve, Seal Beach. at 10 a.m. and In Hunt· in gton Beach City Council chambers, 2000 Main St .• at 2 p.m . On Aug. 4 the Ne wport Beetch Re pubLican will meet constituents in Newport Beach City Counril Ch1:1m· hers. 3.100 Newport Blvd. at 10 a .m : and in Irvine City Coun cil ch<Jmber!>, 17200 Jamboree Blvd .. a t 2 pm On Aug. 1 I Schmitz will be etviula· hie in Oceanside City Council chetm· bers, 321 N. Nevada St.. at 10 a.m. a nd in the multipurpo~e room at the San Clemente Community Center. 100 N. Seville, nt 2 p.m In addJtion. Schmitz wall be in the community room <tt Peoples f'ederal Savings <Jnd Loan. 23688 El Toro Ro<Jd. El Toro, at JO a .m . Aug. 18. Gas Plan Extended Orange County Supervisors Tues- day voted t.o extend the odd.even plan for gasoline purchases for at least two weeks. They indicated, however. that they would keep the emergency measure into effect through the Labor· Day weekend In September because of re· quests from state officials. Supervisor Ralph Clark said the odd-even plan has served its purpose in r educing long lines and that ser vice stations s hould be allowed !.o operate at will. He voted to extend the emergency measure, however, along with the rest of the supervisors. .... ..... ... .. ..... ----.... . ... -------... ORANGE COUNTY Opening July 23rd, 1979 Low Coit Spay. Neuter. Vaccination Dennatology Animal Hospital of Costa Mesa 2538 Newport Blvd. 645-248j By Appointment (Licensed Real Eslate Agenls) LEARN CREATIVE FINANCING ,ROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTED REAL TORS IN THE INDUSTRY BRUCE T. MULHEARN NOTICE : Approved by the Dept. of Real Estate for 3 hours of cont1- n u1 ng educ ation credit A No-Noneenee practical three hour lecture and workshop session on Creatrve Real Eslllle F1nanc1ng Designed to aid borh the aJCpertenceo agent as well as the new agent who would llke to learn more about the concepts and techniques involved 1n lona,ncrng TOPICS ro BE COVERED • Second Trust Deeds • H•d Money Sources • LeMe with Opllon • W0<krng with lhe C P.A and the Attorney • Tac>Pfno Buyers· Asse•~ • UMld Contracts ORU f II .... f., I I * 11, I I '• ~ ..... I r I I j,. o • f • o • I ,.,..,... ,,,,. f",'J·~ •"I !ff"1,,,..M')' f' ,,, I I fo II +l 1 tl•,111' .,,,.,,,, 1•. I f 1 I #o r• J ¥"'t Plt.,fl•OJt ,f ,,,, h o I ,f'I f I I I I I f , , •t '\ 1 •'•'I\' I ,. I 1t l"Jt t.1.tf\• ..,., '" 'I ,,, ,, I '' ' ' I h •• , 4# ... I I ..... I I I •.•• ,, H \Jtl t I t!' I I l .. tl •1f tf't1 ,. tt• 0 If I t 1 • 1 ,. •11l 1•ly ' '"""'' I ti ,lt1ttf,,I .... ,, , , .. '• B t\jt,. I ' 't 11 t I 1111 t' f .. -)\t • "• ... I• 1 tl 'l""M l1tJf1IJf " Ji f1f fl fl f '\J f + MI \ t 'I ,f J Date: Location: Time: Thursday. July 26. 1979 Holiddy Inn 3131 Urii.tol (n"t" M P1>tt , ,.,,,., DU"JO f ,,,.,."•V u,,.,,, .. 6:45 p.m. Registration 7:15 p.m. Program lor 10Sl)rvat1ons call (714) 7~0727 (213) 925-9545 '714) 754--571 \ REDUCED Pntc[1 ~-, ONE NIGHT ONl Y MULHEARN REAL TY RECISTf R LICENSING SCHOOL f. If f ' I FREE! I No Cost or Obligation Bring a Friend! Mulhearn'' ~alW I@glster .. Aeatty Register. We know your city. We know yoor nefctlborhood. We know Yo"' street: To the residents of Laguna Hills and surrounding communities ... The Automobile Club of Soulhem Gair· forms rs pleased to announce the reloca· t1on of its Laguna Hiiis ott1ce. ottect1ve July 23. 1979 Because of the rapid growth rn lhe La· guna Hiiis area. the Club has created a new and larger office at 25181 Paseo De Alicia. 1n Alioa Office Parle near the inter· section of Alicia Parkway and !he 1·5 Freeway. The new Laguna Hrlls d1stnct ottlCe will enable us to offer members fT\Ofe effi- cient, personaKzed seMc:e than ever be· tore ... help with trafflC citations. vehicle licensing. Insurance claims. maps, tour books. acoommodatlons reseNatlons. recreatron 1nformat1on. tnp planning and world travel services For quahhed mem· bers. we also offer auto. boat and recrea· Iron vehtcie Insurance programs for you and your family. plus a great deal ITIOfe Add111onatty. the Auto Club ottice at 32355 Coast H.ghway in South Laguna will remain open to serve members who hna the beach locatron convenient lot lherr needs We re proud to be a part of the Laguna Hills community and we IOok fOtWard to continuing the 1rad1tron of servioe which you·ve come to expect from your Auto Club Stop 1n soon and let us welcome The~ Michael O'Steen. Manager Laguna Hills 01S1nct Office s Automobile Club ~· of Southern C1Hfomia I 25181 PMeO Oe Alldl. Lagune .... CA. (114) 111-1400 """"~ CllmlrM, Clll (7'4) te1-7m ( - ......... . -. . ..... IMTION I CALIFORNIA ~"'81My. July 25. 1e1e DAILY PILOT Al• Mother'• Labor Wort• $35,000 Annually . NSW YOU <AP> Tbe U16a11 a • .._ ._ for a fam&b are l:' '1 .... if ....... pUd for r la-.Ora. · tod•Y'• Aa:aertcaa _ .... •anaom•••• 7ear. aeeordta1 to Parenti ·~ ftawtal ,.,_. for r.11-U.. MmMlakers. HY• tM =--·· Aq\llt ltalll, la 1bout ..... ,... ... HlD• .. um1te• that Anne Ford UzieJli and Gov. Hugh Carey have left on a two· w ee k Europea n vacation. according to a spokesman for the governor. Carey. a frequent compan· ion of Mrs. Uzielli. i>lans to lobby in London for a Rolls· Royce plant in New York state. Deaths Of POWs Hidden? STANFORD <AP) A Stanford University professor has char ged that the U.S. govern· menl has concealed for 34 years the deaths or American prisoners of war lD the atomic bomb· ing of Japan. Stanford Professor of history Barton Bernstein sa id at l east 11 Americans held captive by the J apanese during World War II wer e killed by the atomic bomb dro pp e d o n Hiroshima Aug. 6. 1945, a fact not revealed by the U.S. government. "IT IS NOW certain that American POW~ were victims," Barton s aid in the Aug. 6 issue of the 15,000-circulation San Francisco m agazine Inquiry ''Government docu- ments and the testimony of forme r servlcemen indicate that the U.S. has been concealing in· formation about the deaths or Ame rican POWs for 34 years," he charged. BERNSTEIN SAID the Red Cross and the 6th Army gath ered eviden ce that Am ericans were among the victims or the bomb· ing, which le ft more than 70,000 Japanese dead, "but the U.S. gov- ernmentkeptsllent." He said the miUtary opted t.o keep the deaths of the POW's secret lo quell any public debate on the morality of the uae of the atomic bomb. Litt•• to l·D•y ••r•c••t of tit• ....... DWIJ0.4490 PIJ9UC NOTICE bouff tare toll&a 13 1n hour. day care -II M U hour-. on-call CU• lw 13 bour&y, dr1vlnt coat.a 16 an hour ud mu11eri.i work I• 14 ~ an bour. Totaal child care: 118 hours weekly. or ~74. Add other duties: four hours of clothes care. two ot rood abopptnr. 21 for food prepariUoo. and nve ho4n or boute cluoJnQ. Total hou1h~work . 32 hours. or M . Total before-ta~• i.alary: se99 a week . Evelyn Kaye, author or the magazine article, s411d the calcul~ tions were made "as extreme as possible" a nd that the figures added up to 206 houl'I a week. 38 hours more than tht:re are seven days. · ··Women who are full -time homemakers are worth con-1 siderably more than men who are bus drivers," s he 1a1d in con-clusion .Wlliiolliiilll~_.--....,.. .. w Aceordin, to the maau ane. 11 motber o two pre11c-hool·•1e children tpencb tO hours ot hur waklnc Ume on child cue. and h1 n•Hablt ror on-call <'Ir" two hours a daay WM! 12 hourH naahlly. Then there are two hours of buctaeuna and planning, worth $9, ond four hours of driving, worth $20 a week. SEEK & FIND i1thenew9ame that'• driving crossword nut1 nutty (nutt1er? ). It can be 10u9ht ond found every day in the clasalfled section of the DAILY PILOT. - up to . . , • For Your FavOrite Charity Ir sour way of asl~1ng you ro join rhe celebronon os w e open our beour1f ul. new otf1c.e 1n Newporr Geach! We're here ro help make all o f your romorrow s beouriful We l~now there must be o special p lace 1n your hf e for a favorite chonry . so now you con mol~e life a l1rrle more beour1ful for orhers. roo Come 1n and enrer our "Geour1tul Tor.narrows Comest." There's no obhgor1on and we hove a free g1fr and refresh- ments for you JUSt for sropping by ro soy "hello · You'll discover thor Universal Savings ral~es pndE-1n being on 1mporronr parr of rhe communiries we serve. Come in and let us start building Geounful Tom orrows for you and your fovorire choriroble organization. FIND YOUR BEAUTIFUL TOMORROWS AT UNIVERSAL SAVINGS If you haven'r expenenced rhe pleasure of doing business or oci.Y . .9J J.Jniversol Savings· offices rhroughour Southern California. there's a treat in srore for you. You can always expect the highest interest available from a wide selection of insured certificate and passbool~ savings occounrs. There ore loads of free services for all customers. plus special services ... and The Universal Savers Club ... for qualified accounts. tool Visit us soon in Koll Center or Moc.Arthur and Oirch. Newporr Oeoch. ENTER UNIVERSAL'S FABULOUS "BEAUTIFUL TOMORROWS CONTEST " E1ghreen cash g1fTs will be given direcrly to recognized charitable o rgon1zonons in the names of rhe persons who nom1nore them on official conresr enrry forms for a drawing at Universal Savings· Newporr Geach branch. Tell your friends! Support your favorite chariry. FIRST PRIZE: SECOND PRIZE: THIRD PRIZE: FOURTH PRIZE: $1 ,000.00 $ 500.00 $ 250.00 15 awards of $100.00 each. Contest ends August 10. 1979. Offic1ol con- test entry forms ore ovo1lable only or Univer · sol Savings. Newport Oeoch. No moil entries will be occepred. Odds of winning will be determined by the rorol number of entries. All prizes will be awarded. Win- ners and their nominorors will be norif1ed by moil. No individuals or family foundo- rions will be occepred os chont1es in this contest. Comest is open to all persons 18 years of age or older except employees and ogenrs of Universal Savings and Loon As.sociotion or their families. FREE GIFT FOR YOU! Gnng in rhe g1fr coupon below when you come by to enter our "Geouriful Tomorrows Conresr .. We'd lil~e ro ger ro l~now you. so we hove a free gift for you. roo1 Ir's rhe big. 11" by 15" Rand McNally Rood Arias. There ore 128 pages of fully derailed mops of rhe Un1red Sro res. Canada. Mexico. Centro! Amenco and Puerto Rico. Ir's loaded with Not1onol Pork mops, U.S. mileage and driving nme charr and mop ... and even a U.S. relephone oreo code mop ro help you with long d1sronce travel reservorians. A derailed index of counries. ories and rowns is included r--------------------, I I : GIFT COUPON • 1 "RAND McNALLY ROAD ATLAS'' : I I : Presenr this coupon for your free copy. I 1 Valid or Universal Savings· Newport Oeoch : 1 branch only. One gift per family. Adults 1 I only, please. Supply 1s limited. No moll 1 I I I requesrs. DP 7 /25 I '---------------------· J . . ~· • U#IVERSAL SAVl#llS .. ANO LOAN Aa•OCIA110N 4590 MacArthur Boulevard • Koll Center • Newport Beach Mondaythrulhursday9-4•Friday10·6 (714)9,5.0~~6 frH PQrl(lng (Enter from Dfrch Sr. > ' • .,._...,.. W1•r11•·•• t"9 Aid Sought .. On Identities· CHlCAOO tAP) -Aut.bofitl ire hopln1 tomeone. somewhere wilt r•metnber that • rrtend or reJathe wore a St. Christopher medal or• rM ablrt wU.h aUvtir tlu'cedl be.fore he disappeared. Omr ala "'' cod • U1l o1 clot.hint •nd other perM>nal items they hoJK> wut lead lo the Id ntllicaooo ot 18 bodies found under John WayM Ga4ty Jr.'1 bouee. GAO, JT, ltAH Bt;EN 1.ndlct- f'd on "'h•1"11 of murd~rlDj S3 \-Uun• ,,..., and hoy• Mo.t ol lbe bnd1t' •l'rl' unt'CH1•red in 0.-cembrr a nd January from a bt>ud n.-cklac-e. A tttrquoise and while round shell chain. A largt> m <'tul chwn bt!uring the Latin words Ut.rius Actus Auxilio on lhl' pendant. NATION I LOCAL I OBITUARIES "1aLIC NOTICE ftJ8UC NOl'IC& PVBUC NOTICE ""-..-" ._...., ...... 1MY .-. teOflCll INVn'I .... M ..ncaNWt,.....9'M ,._,of .. ~\I:.,_. .. Cll l'llUll,-11'11........ tfOTl(a 15 Ml.ltl.IY tHVIN ..... ......... '"""'' .... -~ ............ HO l.lflOAflON ct•f1r1c ATI ... ~ .. T~ .... Ceett AUIO WAT la l>f'-l•tloM if' llt .._., ..,.._, Al , ... 11-el --1 !<it _,.. .. C.-......, c.t .... Dl"•lct et 0rM9f MMIMC .. NT AOaNCY lf'la ._,,,,. ff tlw ..... t-•1 lflf 11.,.,., of WW ......., IM ... N, •Ill '-'•· CM•llle. 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CHU 9oftd• wtll tie rtcelwd tty wlel .A..,.c A99MV, .. c._i 16 lN tffleM of Ille tall'll"f lit llw -..W. . .,. l!lf ..,.., 1,. ,,...._ "CMtl It...., .. -(fl......,., •I Ill• •••u •nd up to Ill• tlm Pl .... Of••-•·•• l>f'OVidM """" for m ettOft <onvr111n9 '"" ... ,., .,, 1,,. .,l •-Wnt ~ .. ., ...... >Oe~llledl lttdettlll,. Tiit p,.,,._, 01 Ille prln· tl!ollld 119 .. ,..,.. ti) 0 1,,..,, .. ..,, ,,..,. • 1'1-: T~y, AUtllti 11, Im tl.,.i 0 1 Ille BolWt,Ot ef!YP¥1 l ... f.of ... frnoftl I. Go., I t,,_lflll (.Ottw.11•111\ -·(~M•18 00 Ill KtAW-...C. .... IO OOA M. °' .,.,, l~st tlltr-do<!• not C.,.• 10 Ill• .._Y. 111 "'"" 1,1 t\yloo ,,.. "''4'"'''-" .... ~-" -Plac,e Off~ Of Ol•e•-.ie• .. , '"'"'•. "'"'· llMl!ffly, Of OOll .. t'°"OI 1)111, !Moll "•enc:locn, C•lllt•lllA .. 111 ••• , .... __ ....... -... ... MOii! t. (.o, 111 Pll>e Mr .. 1 l~lte Ille City Of L•OUll• B••C", 111• T•le-14Ul .. lfM -"'•V .. -~..,,,._ ... lte .. ... 1~111. ~,,_,_,Gtlll°'tllt 11 .... rolCI..., Servi(• Oltltk l. !tie El G.IV"N bY OfO.t c,t Ille +ee"'1 .,.,.,,. ............. of Ml4t ~ ... . M•lled ei. ......... .. an TOfO w-Dklrkl, -""" .,._ .ootll..S ... July It ... ~ ,,, •• W••·· M41n•""'."' ... ,.CY.(/ W•••• 01,ttl<l.IMs-hCoutG-lv WILLIAMH .. UICr.... ,., .. ~ --t """" "'' Q11"'tl~t1 8"11,_ & Ceo , Ill Pf W•ler O•ttrf(t. Ill• lrvlft• R•l'ICll A\"tltfll s.M't"4••V "'4 • ,_,_,., ·-·· Let'llff9d ""'<ti. ~ ..... 1~11• Ulll, S.11 F••MIKe WAI•• Dkl•kl, °' --·N._i Of'""' Alt'IQ Wal•• ... 1..-r \ '-' """°" ,..,_ 10 '"" C•lllO<'l\te~lll Wtlt t Ollltl<I, lltt1 publf< •t1lltl•• ---AQOtWy .,.,.., "'th• ,,,.,1 ,_.,..l!y Colf419e OPENING Of' OIDS ANO AWA• whk ll ••• Ht1 .. , lo Ille A(yffmtfll Publl\l>tO OftlflO!f C.0-tl 0 .. 1., 1•11111 '"""' 1 Wl••ot r,f I ru•I..,, lt1 .,. OF BONDS. Tne bid• will lie re<elv V••lln<i llw AQtnc.y. July 2', 1 .. 1' 1.01 '' • ....,un1 "'"'I-111.., 11,.. "rCAlnt f,.,._I •nO _,,.., ., 10 00 o'clock A M on T&ltMS 0"544.1 '" I .......... ""'"'. _. .. , .. -, .. AllQU\f n. ""· -rt1POf1flCI lo '"" INT(AE\T RATE '"' r•t• 01 "'~' •1111 ......... '"'" _,, <-···· (lcNrd ol Ol~ton •I II\ '" .. lllWI to De r•ln bid ,,...Y no4 ••t-.d •IQM po•<•"' PUBUC NOTICE 1n. """•""' ~ '"* t ,..0 wlll be i::;: ., • 000 <IO<k AM Oft Ai;Qw,122. ,. ... , per .,..,.,m. f'•V~l<t "''"'·""-' lo•l•••wt."' '" ..... ·-Of ........ "'9 ty •nd ••h r411• cw r.t•' t>id '"""' brf',. _ •uu wM ......,....,.,. ._. ... oe ~ to 01 l'(lllNO. n.. -· wlll<ll .,. mi.o111p1tt Of "'°Of t Ho 80tlO \IMll N·IU» "'10 \<Mtll ff11lr*'I off•rM .,..,. .. , O' ,_ tMl\I\ •• ,.. Ot p,. mo<• ""'ft,,_ lnt•rt\I ,,.,. -"OTIC:e Of' TltUSTIEl'SSAt..1 ,.., ~ -· ••lloO•-11" lltCI 1"' tlOf\Ol'lO "All\O w .... , _,,_ .... n, ... ·~ond• Of -"""" rn•lur•IV ~.11 T s ...... ,...., ..... ,l(;d "' .... ly ··-14SI ~·· .. , •• t::~~:,;0:!~~ .. ~;·~,~~~' · P,•~:; •C)l<t1r ,,,.. -,.,~ c .... Bono mu\! NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INt "' tn. .,., • ._... ,M ...... _flQ , .... , ... "Oo<ld\"I •no '°""" 01 HO -bfo•• •lll•rMI "'' ,,.. •••• \IMl<•flfld In duly •POO•nl.O Tru.i"" u11oer '"" '"" i-o,,. rru\lw• , ... ,,,., f"" JI vtCTlMS UNtOENT1'1lO John WeyM Ottey Jr. ra• I .. pat'\' un<h•r G1cy ·~ m odt> t bunttalo)' St>\ t•nhten hr"" tM't'n ad,•nllfit•d . lh1• m06t ""'NU mo"' thun two mon~ 1tll0 -8£LT fttJCKLES: A yeUow m tal buckle with on e ngraving or an old auto and the words "ft'ord Model A." A white metal hm·kll' wllh brown s tone and hlark stripings Ir ' '"" Old from it\ d""' 10 '" lueo foU-jnq ~·I--"''''"' Will Ptlvll-"' ,.,.., ,...., .... -•" DtO> numOe'" lo ISO. inclu>lW in 1"" °" mMurtlyOdh• OnlY ony (OUllO" •111 IMl S(Ll AT PUBLIC AU(;To()H 10 HH Ot IO ""''" any •treQ<llerlti..o. M 1"' , ~~~tllon at ~S.000 e•tll, O<lled July ""•' h<td IO •..ell 9otlO for M<ll on>tdll HIG H CS T 9 I 00 E R 1'0 II {A •,tt lorm•f1t11K •fl""' b.O M on '"" biOOll'IQ •MATURITIL!> Tiie Bond• wlfl ,.,,.,,1 011n1•••\1tllereon.•t1C1D10•pro1 foo•bl~ Ill II""" of ••I• in tnwlul ::2~,,""Z:.:o:•r~ Club Pat.io Windbn>a/.; Approt~ Authonll~ 1t1ud thut frw, If n). ''' tht• 1h•mi. "" tht> h:lt tw-1~1\J'("d to Go<' • who 1s beinJt ht'hi u~r .:unrd ul • ho patul m th<' Cook County J"il C'Otnpll'A I\ l nal d~lt> hai. r\OI bt~n i.ct Th(') ho~ fru>ncts or rttlntavt>s The unidentified bodies are be· mtot held in the Cook County mor.:ul' The ide ntified bodies huvt• l~'<'n released lo relatives. Mesa Condo .. <.~O$l<t M e':a l'lannin.: t"\lm m1 •Mf'N ~u1 Iha• lh<'' II t('( o,.,·nt"r.-'" .a n1,.;h1 t<luh <'n<'IN-<' Jn OUl~\I' r ·lth' llul l'\nQ 1( m<ist t'lf th<-• nd '"' • h1cll th<' patl<' SIU l-" d<'dl<'l\tt"d h l II'\~ ('It> v. 111 r('('OtltuJl' 'Om t' of thl' ah•ml\ ""tt C'\lnl il<'t uuthont "'" Soll\{' of the-mor1' c11 ~t1nct1'(' 1h•m1t h~l l'd JAt.KET~: AN ARM\' ~rc~t•n fiatlt:ut" Jll<'kl'l with tht• ",,r<t .. Ou kt'"' :.i•v. n ()II the l<'ft fl'(mt n.nd the outl11w of a First C:H all")' I Air M11h1h'l Oivisaon pi\lrh that "-'llS 1111 a s leeve. A :-IH' 38 brown frc1nt1cr·styl1• (r1n~ed leather wuste-lenJ,!th )At"ket A black quilted nylon JAt"ke l splattered with white pa int Plan Delayed Artmn on a proposal lo build a 40-uml l'ondom1naum project has bt•t•n dt•luyl'<l until Au~. 13 by Cos t a Ml•sa planning com · mlRsiorwrs Th<'Y lold Willard Jordan . rcpn•st•ntln~ Donald Ward. they arc d1ssat1sfied With parts or the d<'s1g n for the proposed complex at 380 W. Wilson St Tht" v.lndlln':.l. v. 3' Ot\.d for P1rr""~ ~ .\nnt''· 3.-\ 'fl'. 1 :th St . on rondlU<'cl that lht• •'1All<'I"' dC"d ICGlt" 3 P''rllOO l"f 1h4" p~~I"\> .U rE'Q Ut"~lt•d ll\ lt\t" ('ti) t>nl!IOtt~ dt>i.~a nmt"nl THE PATIO FAUS •1thm lhe 106-Coot n~.ht-Of·V.'..l) :<-h(lvrn on the county m.a ter plan of high ways for East l ith Street The cit y generally N'QU1res dt.>d · ications 1n ronformao<'e with the plan whenever a ma1or pro- Ject or renoval.Jon 1s approved. Other t'lothan~: a dark-red s hirt with s1lvt.>r threads in the wt•ave and blue jean-type trousers with cloth s tars sewn on as derorations. Comm1ss1oners objected to the l~•c k of landsc:.iping in some a rcus and said som e lon g drive ways resemble alleys. The applicant was given the de le1y to redraw lhe plans . The owners wuuld then have lo apply for an t•nrroachment perm at to mc.1111tain the pett10 Rings: A m an 's yellow metal nng from the North Cen- tral College g radualang class of 1967, A white m etal me1n's wed- dtnJ? band. A white mf'tal ring made of dog-chum muterial. -REUGIOUS M t:DALS: A white metal St. Jude Thciddt:u~ mec1 al. A whllt• mC'l al St C h r 1 s top h t• r m c d a I w 1 t h e1 mciroon enamel hack~round Program for Blind Slated at Library Me hta Watc•r., <.ind her :.eeing· ''Yl' <log, Shadow. wall 1>resent a progre1m for all uj!e~ al the Da rw·Nagul'I Library Thurs dciy :.it i pm C I T Y ST i\ F F m <· m be r :. l''-llm atc th~ wmdbrce1k would ;illow the c lub to :.tat about 24 more customt'f"'> W a l c h t· s A T 1 m l' x Bhnd s inrc the CJgl' 11f 4. M~ W:.itt·r' wall dbcu~s Shudow's traman~ as a seeing-eye dog. She ·~ <·ons1dNcd a t a h·nted story 11•llt·r, and will reud stories in Bra1llt• fur her audience. The llbrn ry 1s localed al 33841 Niguel Hoad an Laguna Niguel. A SJX>k<>s m an fnr th(' city s<.ud at asn 't known yl·t wh<.-the r lh<: ;i pplicants , P :iu I JI e nd rickson and Douglas Adsit representing Leon G. Nelson. will c.iccept the condition or e1ppeal wristwatch of wh1t 1.: metal with a ht•avy brown ll'alhf•r brnc<:let band A whatt> 11wt:.il Boy Seoul wristwatch with :.i compass on thl· fot(' eunv IULIAN AUFTY, ""ltt .. nt ot C.MO•n c.,rovt', C..• Pa!l.Sl°'d ttway on Jutv 24, 1t1t Gra-e\IOe wrvt(e\ will Ill" ""'" on T llur.oav di tt 00 AM "' llW H•• bOr L#IW"•Mt"IUt\f Ohvfl' M~"'°''"' P6rk ...... IC .... -'""' Olrt«llon Of HMDO<" t .t.,i11t1n Mount OhVt" MorfUOf'y Of (O";l41 Me'MI S.0-SSSol CLAllKE ~PENC rR HAR G P C ~VES Cl. A A ~[. d ndlt;,t" o t L onoon. I ng1"1HJ, bO•I! '>•rll•m1>•• H 11~4 H•· , .. ,..,,,d '" '""' ttnl1'\h Atm'f 1n I'""'•· lr>d•a -.ncl Alo~nl•ldn. IClr>O> "' .. ouon f•udrck N"'wpurt B•·Ac h. Cd Lvw•t\Q 1M'11tr Of Add Mctr•~ fMr-.... Frf'd 8 Wilt'Wn• ot San M.01nu. <..o \ffip- ••lher ot AC>t>ert. Kttlhy and R,.,.d Low den ol N~wpar I llth•< n. (d 'O'.tndtiil"f'r Of Boo and Ohme W.tl\On of H .. rmow ~Acn. C• Jonn W •l'\Ot"I ot Honolulu. t1.tw411 ,,.,..P Qr1tn<U•1,,..., 01 (, fAC 1e ano J•'"" l o..-d,.n ot Newpnf't BPM:n. c" H,. wtt\ • JO yflttr mtimoer ot ttv• l:MlbOtt \' .itcn1 Club Memor1t\I ~'"'t~\ will l:>t' hf!lld on T hUl\0",· .July 2•, "'~ nl 4 00 PM di tht' ~41n Manno Con•ir"u,,lt'f C.nurcn, II~ \/lr111nl• R....O, !>Aft M'"'"°· c ... Wlfft t"4' R~v Ml<,,.., ROltlftlt Ofllcoal· '"'' lft "'""of ,_, frt~no~ m•y Qove IO ""' Ho•v Memorlel HO\Pll•I. Ne•jlOrt 8eacll, C. OI: ll'lftr l•vorllt (t\8tUt DONOVAN ROY E: DOHO\/AN, bu\lnt'\~41ft ot H•Wpor't lleit<ll, Ca """ LOnQ Be11cn, C.. He w"" born 1n ln<ile•OOO, C• 1974. ~ .,..,...., •w•v on Jun~ n, 1979 H• IS w rw1vt0 Dy nl• wll• PAlrlCO• A, \Oft Roy e. Oono .. n , oo11u11n1er, P•tr•<•• F Of Founte•n V•ll•Y. c.. ""!Hlllklrtn. DI-, John, St•v• ot ~ l*C~ MOITUUllS,,· Laguna Beach 494-9415 I Laguna Htlll> 768·0933 San Juan cap1strano 495-1776 H•ll(W &AWl4-MT. OllYIE Monuary •Cemetery Cfematory 1625 Grslef Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 -.a.JaOADW4Y MOnUUY 110&o.dway Cost• Mesa 642-9150 SMITH & TUTMLL MOtn'UdY ..sTCI. .. CHAN&. Mortu.y • Cntm1tt0ns FiowetShop 4'r1 E. 17th St. CostaMeM 6464888 c Nc1.k <'ha m:.· A w11o<frn N"wPOrt fleKh, c.a .. Ill\ p.'lrrnl\ Rov °'"a Gt1r-tru~ DonovAn ,,, Sht'rmfm Oak\. Cd . M\. b,.o,,..., Gent-aoc:I ft1m••Y o t M~ntutltttn ftf'Ath, C• P"""''" buruJI \e'f'VtCft Wt"re r-eld .. t "'" on Junr n . 191'1 KANE EN PA\Jl !»il'L TON l(ANECN P•"'A'<I dwoy on Juty 1•. •~14' 1n Hunt1nQtnt1 9,.~n. C.. Htt w'" " rettr..O IOr,.m11tn •lter l6 ytoat\ w11n f Plr <;tanO<irO 011 Cotnpdny H,. !\ "''"'"'Pd by ht\ wilt• RtMh """'. (00\tn~. M~" ot (PH l\fl ..... R11r1at will°" U>l•Dr•led on Tllu•..an. July 7•. lq/t <11 8 00 AM "' !>I M.iry'\ nv Ille~ C..tno11c Cll<or<n lnltr"'4'111 will M "' H~rbCW Ldwrtn M.-rnor•ol Pdflt. Hdrt>or Lawn M ount Oft,,,. Mortu_., .. Of ,.,...,. Me~ct dlfrt IOI\ ~a~ M<GEC CAROLYN P M<C.EE, r~•Ot'l!I Cl OronQe, C• P••'"' awdy on Julv 71. tfflff ~t fnt' ~ at lb Snf" t\ .. urv1vftrt DV lier hu~ Marlin R Mc c,,.,. ot Or.1t19e, Ce., I Clo11>9nltr, Kdllll""n Heflin Of Or~. Ca .. no" motn"' M•> UUt.tn L Po ..... u, • \is.ter J•ntit Wurr Of !Mont• Alla. Ca Memot1dl .erv10, w111 1>e ne10 on TlkH'MSav. Jui, 2&, 1•1• •• 1 00 PM •I Ille !left Broedw•v Cll•pet Bttll 8ro.Ow•v Morlu••• o.reuon MINNIS CLlf'f'OftO FRANKLIN MIN .. ll>. retired •lrcr•lt me<"""" trom llW Oouo••• Alrtr•fl Compenv tor JO .,..". He I~ w rvlwd b'f llli M>n\ Ga•\I L. MIMI• ot $iM1 Franc:l~o. C• dnd Mor' C. Minni' of Arizona, \l\IU Mu11•• P . Heu of Hew M•-•CO, 11<01,.., W•rrwr Ml""'' of Kal'IH\ •llO J Qt-hi-. ,.,...,,.. serv1t1t\ wolf be f'lald Oii lllwlO.., el 2 00 PM •I lhe H.,bOr ~ Me..-ltl O..pel w11n Rev R_, 8. Sllepllard, Jr , """"' of Cllrlit Cllur<tl ll'f tr. SH of N.,.porl 8••tll, C•. otlltl•tln9, lnt••tnMI H rvlc•• l mmedl•l.,ly lollowono H.,bOr Lawn-MOunl Ollvt MOrluarv of Co•t• Mew. s.uw, P&AIH MARG ARET R U TH PEAi R ~. ,,.~>ff -•v on July ''· 1'19 ~ " W<•t...O by ,.,... \ISiet' -nu Drol""' 8111 SOteQW, $«~ Wiii De helO on Ftll!h.,, July » ... 12.00 91 lne H•rbOf u-Mtrncwlet Owtpel, w ith inter ment wrvl<.M tmetnedlately fottowil!Q S«vlc.at ~ llw d lnt<llOr\ of H•rbO< U-·Mouftt 00 ... MortUMV Of Co\141 M<tst. ~US4. UL.M FRIEDA ELIV.BUH ULM, IOllQ- llme nalclenl of Coal• Mua. C•. P•u•d •••Y Oii July 11, ,.,, In Newport 8••<11, Ce. Sne w•~ • member ol tr. Oiiweii ol JH0 '"'"' of Utl•r4Ay S.lnU •nd lhe Coll• M<tw 'lllCI W--a memtler ot the Ent•r" SIM wv•cn wlll be nelO on TllUnO•v. July 16. 1m "' 2:00 PM ., llw Cllurc:n 04 Je•~ Owlst ot u1i.r <My S•lnls 2nd w ... o wttn 81"'°9 ,,..,. rltl E 5-IMWI prHldiftll, Service\ un· oer Ill• dlrKllO!\ ot HerbOr L•Wll• Mow111 Olive Mort.,.,v o1 ~,,. Mt!,. S40-US4. Deatlu HOUSTON Aaaeae o .. <AP) - Lammll, 88, a n a unt and co· executor of tbe "tale of milllonatre Howard Hu1bel, died Tuet4ay. -'Neptane Society' CllUllATIC* IMlttlA&. AT MA ~Zr'31 ......... ..,....... c.-.1.,, ' San Juan Slates Catalina Cruise A boat crual>e to Catalin a and lame to explore the quaint rommun1ty or Avalon are on ta p for those interc~ted in CJ trap sponsored by the city or San Jua n Capistrano Bll.')cS wall lcavr city offi<'f'S Aug. 25 at 7:30 a .m . and return ett 9 ·30 p .m . The buses will take tourg<><:rs to Long Beach for lhl' boat cruise . Optional tours on the island. such as glass bot- tom boaL'\. are offe red . Fee for the trap 1:. $11 50 fo r c hildre n S lo 11, $17.50 for lh~c 12 to 62 <tnd $16 50 for senior citizens . J<'orinformataon , phonc 493·1171. ext . 247. Plumbing Course Slated Student Aids Design Ma r cus Murbach or Newport Beach , a stu- d ent at Harvey Mudd College. he lped design and build a microcom· puter which controls a Residents inte rested bualdmg's heating, cool· an workmg in Orangt: ang and vcnt1lutJog func· County's con!>LruNion Lions . industry might C'Oru11der A team or three Slu- a course in plumbing dents d cs11.i ned th•· and m echanical ins pec· s ystem fo r the Navnl lion offered by Sad· C ivi l Enlgincering dlebackCollegc . Laboratory in Port The course. Conslruc- li on Techno logy 152. centers on prlnciplei; of pipe fitting layout and mathematics, h eating service, plumbing fix · lures, installation of low pressur e heating systems, sprinklers and air conditioning a nd refrigeration systems. Hue neme as a project undertaken In llarvcy Mudd 's enginccrlna c linic. Ushers Asked For Pageant Subslllude ushers ur~ needed for the Pu.icunt The class will he or th e MasterR LO taught from 7 lo 10 p.m. Lol(una Beach , whli-11 Tuesdays in room 203 of ronllnuc11 through Aul(. the Mathematics and 26. Science Building begin-O I rls or hl11h school ning Aug. 30. age, with a Socia l Security card. can pkk For information up appUc1llona the p h on e 831 -2940 0 ; fe1llval office. 850 495-1000. Laguna Canyon Road. Sign I .ang11age Course Offered Belinninc thla fall, lntAnl&ed penou can ob· tain certlflcates for communlc.UO. wttb tbe deaf throulh a aeries of 111n lancuet• eourHJ offered by Saadleback CoUe1e. Tbe ~rtlftcate la offered thrGUCh lb• Humu Development Depertmeot on tbe Mlllk>D Vlejo HmJUI. Tbt eGW'MI are ,..red to teach ltudeDU eotr7 level ~ aldlli to aid la oommualcatiae wttbtheclnf . c._ bectn Aus. rr . 1"or lnlormaUOD, phone 13l·2NO or •IGOO. t I m•h•<• vn J11lv t in ,,.,. IOllO••no v•cllnQ for -1l1<>t1•f °' wppiement• l'10tl•v of,,,. 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OF ltEAL f'•Of'E ltTl' Bono.. •T ,.IUVATE SALE DELIY(R't' ANO PAYME NT He.A-"'1S °"""")""' '"" nono-w111 !>fl'"'"'" 10 IN THE sun•10111 cou111 OI' 111" W'<"'"ul D•_., "' IM ot11c,. ol TME STATE 01' CALIFOllNIA l'O• tt, .. ,,u\t • .. lfl LU'• A110 1·l1•.. lH~COUNTYOFO•ANOC (Alttornti•. or .ti \.Uth othe1r ptat.-.. , tn ,,,,,. Mtlllfr o t th .. (\hit,. ot mdy ,,.. .r<I'""° uPOn by ,,,,. >u<C•'>\lut OE DOA AH A MA f 111AS. a... .... ...-o O·-· dncl ,,.... Oft .... , ,,, , ... ACl'•nn NOTICE , .. Hl.REf\V (,IV( .. ,...,, rnr\lunq d""lilf't"r't P .. ym• nt to r In-ttwr-U~\llQ!n"'d .,.,11 "¥tll •t p,.._,., .. Boria-. mv'I ,,... f"t'\110-"' tun.ch 1m \.dlr. to 1two ,..~\I AinO bP't ~r rnt•O•ol,.ly d"'"''obt .. 10 1n.~ AOft\(I/ 1" \UOtftn o t ,~,.a to' Ang,...,. •. ( ttliforn._, \.uptor .,,., Couf1, on ~ •II*'' tPW-)'''a,,., p f; ()MI> I (1 I ' I ., l R y o• July "/Cl "' '"'" ot•lf~ ot PA' It N ( I> N ( I I I I\ r I 0 N I 0 A I A I E l'+t I H ~ '>ANO,.ORO &l) W f 00111111 f)f LIV( ~'f I'" AQt•f'"Y r fi'•~tl/tl'\ 1ht 81'1d . Monr()Vt4, (ountv Of I O•· r 1q ht 10 Ot"l•Y"'' trw lt<1n<J1t m fem Anqrl,.\; \.e"'" ot Ca1110,n119, 1111 1n.• pn r111 y '" fully '"0•\tflr•id torm, .,.,.no r1qnt. hUf> 4f'O tnt,ar,.\t ot \dH1 c1r- +nt-4YoJllt1btlitV Of Oltf1n1tiv .. Boftd' It (,..\.Ml ~I CfWo tl""P of ~dt1' tlf'd 4tlt I~ 1-. 1•/fl'I*( h-0 thJ1 '"" ON1rt1flwt' Bono' t1Qf'lt, tilt,. M\d 1nterll!~t ltwl '""° r\IM•· Wltl ~ ,~Mtv fOI' """" .. '' OI' .... (h.ttnQtl ot ,.,d ON'"'•\~ PW\ "(t,IUlfftO fly w11nu1~h ''¥ 11AY\ tror,., trw dAI• ot oo-r•t•on Of lttw or ot,,..rwt\# .,,,...., .._.,,. I .. v• nt 't\dtl tn-.A0t•nc: v l.t1I '~"n or '" .oocihon •o tt"Mt o• w1d dt to ... s:t«u1 '""'Rona' 1n O• tin.hv,. tOf"m t ••wO ,., ttv-tlm .. ol ~~'"· '" otf'WJ lo • .tnfl lt-ndi.,. tn.-m tOf' Ol"'hw .. r\t w 1tf'ht'I .tit '" .. (...,,,."' .... , or~ ..... .nu..tt..0 .n •11ty C11tY\ hom IN' 0Clfh• tw-feln ft•t'O "'~ < 1ty Of rulh~rlon. (OUflty o t '°' th• rP<• tQt ot btd\ 0r<8nQ4". ~t.t·t• of C.et1torn1.1 • .,..,htul"' I O RM 01 (110 C .-<n t>oO. IOll"llltr IVCff\CrlD"Od\IOllC>w\. 10 "'' <N1th ttw o..o r l'\4..o(k . mu't bf-1n d ..ettl~<t l"•rc.-4 ,. LOt 119 ot h.t<:t No 11t&, • uv••fOPt' ttOdtt•\\.t"tl 1n ttw_;ii Aoenc y •\ """" m.At> r~or~ in 800• 104, ""''" Hil• ~nv .. IOpt> -.,,a bid Clt!ctrlY P•Qf'\ ,, to )t •nc •u\1Vf' Of M t) m •• ,111 .. 0 Hid tor A~" ot trow-All\O t•tl.,,~ M.ite>'\. 1n tf'Wll ottk .. ot thf' WnlM Mco"6Clfm"nt Aqt!n(y E .. <11 C:O..nly Re<°'°"' of \dtCI (<>unly btd trlu\t br untond&Uon.1 .no .,, tt £•c~tt~ t~111>trorn •II 01t. Qtt\, t.otddN,. wilt\ lhl" lfllfM,. dnd COf'Ot• m1,..,.rttt\ dl1d h'IOfoc•rtton ~t•n<""' hon• '~I ,.,,,,, ,..,.,.,,.. Of perm111eo lyu'Q bl>I-" ~" ol SOO .,....tl<al ltt• nf"rtt1n """'•\urtcl ''°"' ,,_. Wf"tM:• or W•O f'llllM PuDl•l\..-cl OtMtQI"' r °"""'"' (Hitt., Piic;,t luo~ 11 Ill h A•JQ 1. 1~1'1 )!;'} /~ PUBl ... IC NOTICE "'~ SU"1:••0R coo•r 0 1' TME HATE OF U Llf'OllNIA F()tt THE COU .. TY OF OllAllGE .... 71141 N0flCE Of •I( ARINC. f IR!,T ANO F IN Al A((;OON t ANO AME NOEO REPOP r O f l ~I r vrOA AN O PF Tl TION I OR If\ ')f TTLEMEN I :'OR APPROVAL OF \ALE Of Of.'." Ol Nl'S P •ATNFll\HIP I •11 f RF'>T INl;AlLA(;Hf PT PUCK'• roP APPPOVA l Ot PURCHA'.>l ANO '>Al ( CJF <( ruNtflE!>.fORAP P~OY A L f')I" A 0 \/AN C £ 01~fRIRUTl0tl'> fOP APPllOVAL 0 1 f AMII I Al I OW•NC~. f OP PRO RA f l(JN fll INHf RI TANC:l ANfJ l '>Tllll IAI(',. "0 R FE.£'> A N 0 f (J M M I "> '. I 0 N S • f-0 R r ()N',TUIJ( fl()ll ()< Wll I . FOA i IN/ .. , fH',F'41HUfl()N r OR ,...., Pl1tr.rMl N1 ()I II '>IAM lN fAR Y f l>IJ'>l f f MIO I ()If Pl TITl()N TO ('>IAkfl'.11 l oOtf <Jr (!LATH 01 lrttN f f l NAfll I ''"'' I I MMI I I NI W !flN r,AI I A•t•O tt ·•' ,.., .,,+Owo •• ~. t M Mf f f r1 (,All Ar,Hf f#, 0,.,.,.,, .... ~t t-.o r 1r r , •• '''kt rn" '·•"',..,, '"•'' f.111 n11t1tSt1••llAqt"#'r h,. .. t1IM "''•' f P \ r AN IJ I I N A I A ( ( 0 II N 1 AN 0 11 M • ""' v "' PO llT ol 'lf(Vl'lP llNrt PrT1r10 N l ()R 11·, ,~f l l f M INJ I O A Al PllOVAl 0 1 \Al t 0 1 o r Cl 01 Nf ' I N1 I fff '>I IN l,llfl A(,Hl I< T RVCIC '> r o u Al•PRl)\/AL "' PUA C.HA ... I ANO '>ALI 0 1 \f( UAITI( .. r o R APPAOV•l 0 1 A0VAN(f D .... TAIRUTIONS. F'OU APPl AMO COM Ml'>SIONS. f.OR CONSTRUCTION OF WILi . FOR FINAi Ot~TRIRVTl()I>; I OP "P l'{J l141 Mf NI 0• Tf'>TAMfNURY TRU!>fl(. ANO FOR PF 11110N ff') F STAftLISH f AC T O f. Ol:ATH O f-JOINT rrNAN T ''"lfl'rf"f'\f .., to Wh l(h t _. rwo-,-.. ,,., ~ •or lurt,_, p.tr11cut,;tf._ ttrwt tn~u '"" t1m P •tM ,,,_,. ... of """,., '"'• '' f\A· • ........,, \l"t fOt AuiQU\I 0 1~1'1. •ti • 00 •t m . 1n IP,.. c.ourtroom a t [)ep.rt m .. n~ NO J l)t tt\• .. Court. ,-tf tht Covrtnovt,.f\ 100 < "'''' ''''""' Or11t•1 Wv \.t ~rtntlt Ann, (d lllOtn10 C/~1··0 Jul ~ n 1Q/q q l'(,UY)N Rl (,1411 Ii & PAl[li'>IJN T ~Ml"'ft')U°".)f\ lt'to•,...,,. tor t-t ... ,.Vff)I FERGUSOto. IU;GNIEtl & ••TEASOH A f"'rote·n.cNvt (Of'ptf' •httn llS Nortll A !>4r .. l " 0 .. ,, .,,, o .... ,o.c .111....,. •• uon Tel Ms-417·U» Al1orMy~ lw Eae<11t~ Puflli'hod Or.-co.. ... o.,1y P110t July •8. IY.n , 1019 1100,., PUBLIC NOTICE 910 CHE(K A <•rt1••tO or l.,.._.\IUflf~ltorlft•nl""-l•u""'1\I CP-n13 t•\111t'' ''""'~ on• •e111ormD1r °""" re<orOed •n 800k ~)) P~ U•. 01 NOTICE 01' T•USfEE'S SALE or tru\1 comr>env 1n Ille "mount o f IKl•l llKGrO\ Sf'I' No._,, \IS.000. p.wabl .. to the oro..r of the f'•I"< .. I, ~•<lu\1tt ""w mel'll• •• JJ.J.J Aoen<v. mu•I "«°'"°"'"Y e•<ll tHer PYIPO''"· torporAllon a\ duly "'"""nttJCI Tru•lf!t' Ct1H fUI. w10 a<<•PI dnd P .. V for the •ti 4'\ \f\OWf'I 1tnd df" .. nf!d •n fhf' Uh04'r ff'\lo fOtlOwing O~<rlbe'd defid of 80tlCI\ 1n .. <0<0c011U' ""Ill lN ltrm' ot Oefl<1••t10ft ol r t\lrlctlon• tor tru>I Will ~ELL AT PUBLIC AUC· "" b10 TIW '""'" M<omp;onvono .. nv Gll'IQerwooO I Tnt ··o..ct•r•tlon·· TtON l O THF HIGHEST 8100~:'1 <><cepteU<C•Ulu• D100oer 1n\lrum.fll HO. 1009' "' ~ I~ •I l•m<' ot ••'" •n l•wful money ""°" p.oyment of uw l>UtCIW'"' Pf Ke in P•Qe• Ut to st1 •n<kn'""· Ofll<••• ot 1114' Untied C,l<llMI •fl "Qf\t. t itle aftd 1mm~d•ately •v••••ble lunch •S ltec.ord\c o t O ta"Q• County , 1nte,•\tconvt!!yf"Oto~now.ne1o oy n Mrrtolore PfOYtdfld, Of, 1t \U(ft btd •S C.htof"1't• vn<M'' )dtdCMOof f ru,ttn tttfiprooerty •<<ePIMI bul nol IM'••ormeo, unle\> •more c.onwnonl• kflOWl'I II\ ,.,. llf'f'f'ln<tltt•cH>M:tlbl>O wen •••lun• at PHIO•m•nct "'"" bl> P•r•wooo c:oun. Fullerton. CA TR US TOR WILLIAM D HAllVEY "'u'ed by """ "" or oml\\IOn ot Int! Term\ <A Hiit U'1> "' l.owfut mono an O '>HER JI Y ANH HAR v E Y , AQMcy, ""'" ttwn.,.. U\llt'O ""° '"" ot Ill• Un11eo Suote\onconf1trn•tlonot nu•b41ncl Mid wofe. l!ENEPl(.IAllY: O•OU eO\ fl'l.01"4'0 b• '"" Allf'llCY. '"" ,.11. or ,,..,, Ca\11 .tnO D•lance ALI!.<> HOMFS, INC , l> C•hfornla <or f lltt<k •«-ylno ~A<ll uM<UPl•O e v 10•n<~O llV ftOlt \e(U<l'O Dv p0tc0Uon. Rl!(Orde<I ~1rmoer 21, 19'8 blO '""" bll rPturnr<1 promptly Morto•oe or Tn.s1 Deed on l"8 pr-• •• 1n\lr No 76801 1n boo' 1~ ""9' c HAN c;; E IN r A I( E I( E M p T IV \0 """ Ten ~,..,,, of MnOUn1 btO 1175 ot OffiCl•I AKor~ '" '"" Off•C• el s TA I us Al .,,, um<' Deto• e '"" to bl! oe~teo wott> 11"1 11\f R•"""'"' Of D••"CIO' County ... 141 ilon<h .. ,. l•-r.O tor a.11vtr1', tne BIO• o< otftr\ to lie •n w•ll•flQ --oltr<ntde\<rtlle\tnetotlO•lnoPro- 'u< ~""'ut btOdlJt m•v 01\dttorm ""° ..,111 be_.,_"' Ille a1oni .. KI omce P..•ly •lflld•aw 1~ PIO If ,,,. onler<'\I "' ,., '""V "me •ft., -for\l llUC>fl<•llon ''"' Wt\tflrly SI 60 feet 01 , ... u•veo ..... pr1v•t• llo!Ott\ "°'" -.cl' ,,.,..,.,. .... bPfOort Oat• OI wr. E•"•''f '" .0 IHI Of Loi ~ lft .... Of Ille "1lme type •..cl <N•«ter ~•II O•ltOtlll\""d•Yol July."" Npwl)Ort MPw Ttio<.I, In 1t1t CllY .. IH' 04'Clareo 10 bll lu-ln<ome un M<trllnF F•rnev CO\laMew,Countvotor..,..,51•,.ot d•• pr~wtnt •-e• Income I•• '•"'· Aomlt'4$1r.tlor of C•llforn1•, ., per m•1> rtKordecl lft e11ner ny " rullnQ 01 IM Intern•• 1nee\tate ol u1C1 _. S. ~I of MIK•ll•neov1 '"'- Revf'nlf<' Servo<• or by. Cle<"'°" Of clKedtW!t r11<.0•0•ofOr-COUl'llV .,.,, 1eoer1u '°""·or ""'".,. Ot<l••e<I PATT&N, l"Alnt .. SANDl'CMID c XCEPTING THEltEl"ROM .... ''"••bl• Dy ti. ltrtl\\ Ol •nv ._r .. l'i A~ .. ..._ Southerly ••S 00 lf!el, •l!IO .. <t'Oliltl come ••• l•w Mee.tea ""'-' to w w. ,._.....I"""-IM<etrom thl! ~Mrty JO ftet. S-. llW O•ltt ol 1111\ no410 ~ ... CA·-,.,,., I' tOC•l..O •n C-Ho. IS.11', A• I I: GAL OPINION TNo 1-1 Of)ffl-T .. : UUI ,,.._ M!\\OtHN P Ho ll~ou.Gl Of \lrotOllnQ, vou a, ,.,,...., ~ R ........ _.,. ........... ,,.... MAY BE ALSO llHOWN AS· ... N••PO•I llu c11, C•lllo•n••. Bo,.d PllO!kned Or-C.0.11 0 .. 1, Piiot Plumer Slrf!et. Ccxl• -w. C<llfotor• Covn~•. _.ovlnQ l .... ••llO•IY ol Ille Jwly II. It, 7S. '"' 1 .... ,. '1t11 "onct• -''"""" tlWt ontorHt on tlle ---------' Ill a \lrH! _,.u er c-.. BoM\ "••..n!C>I from 1ntOtM t••O ot PUBUC NOTICE ,,,,..11on l'l "'OWft 11110ve, now.,,~ ,,,.. u111teo ~'"'" of A,,..r1<• unoe• 11 ol""n ••to"''°'"""°-" w cf!#. .,,,....,nt ff(MrAI •nc.otn• 1•• t•w\ •nd -- ----------r1c1n~\) .. lll•I w£n lntoi .. t I\ el!iO eu rnpl hom f'ICTITIOl.IS 9USINESS Tnf' -llrlatf Uflder t•kl OeeCf of ~l\Ollel lfl<om9 l•A•• 4>1 m• Sl•lt 01 NAM« SfATIMllNT fru11, bv re.'°"ot • IW•Klletdef...ct' C.lllornl• under .,,_,., •l•I• ll'ltorne Tiie IOI-.,. 11«\0n " OOinll bu>I· 1n Ill• ol>ll~llOn\ ,ecured Iller..,,~ tu l•w• will be lu•nt•lled '"" we rwu •• ,..,ttlolOA u e.:u!ed -•11.,.red .. (h\IUI b-••or "''°' 10 IM11 ..... 0I A lL·lll TE WHOLE S A LE '"" u~. •rll-0.ClerefffM CM II var, o1 IN ~ •I 1no .,.P9t\H l"ftODUCTS, 11050 Lo<lllH Lii • No IO, el DelllUll -Ot......O few kle .,._ Of'"" A-v • UlllV of •UC" opin.on. H\11111 .............. CA'7-wtlltet\IMICIOelbrf>eeh-ote.K1 .. 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" .. 1 ...... -• ...... . . ..... --... -·-_.... -.............. -. . . ... ,.., . ····--·· ... LQCAL. / BOATING I CALIFORNIA EWLY PtlOT A17 Alien Arrests Decline ;1 sreen cards and other dC?Ou- Ballot Numbers··; ~--tw. ................ ..,,_ A drop ln July arrest statistics tor the U.S. Border Patrol's c h eckpoint south of San Clemente--has been attributed to a n ew program by Mexican authorities who are crackine down on illegal alien s muggling operations based south or the border. Federates' (Mexican police> ef· forts ln patrollin1 the border and makln_1 raids on amu11lers." menta. : He said 19 ane1ed Mexitfn counterfeit.en were turned OJer ror prosecution· in the aeri• of raids on counterfeilin1 opwa- tlons in the Latin Americ,n country. UMITED EDITION cae • 31 Yacht Under Conatructlon Aiisigned SACRAMENTO <APl The achoot bu1ln1 mea s ure wi ll be Propoalllon I on the Nov 8 baJJot, and lhe Gann ln.lUaUve wnt be Prooositlou 4, uys S~rrctary of S tate March fo'onf Eu. Proposit on 1 would Umil school busing to c ases ln which racial :>egr egaUon was inten ttona l PROPOSITION 4, the "Spirit of lJ" lnJliallve by Proposition 13 co- author Pa ul Gann, would limit Increases ln the expenditures of state and local governments to the inflation rate plus rises in population. Ms. Eu sa id tha t between the two on the ballot will be Propos1 - Uon a, a loan inte rest rate measure, ACA52. by Assemblyman Walter Ingalls. D-Ri ver s ide, that would change usury r ates. and Proposition 3, a m easure making a New Cruiser Being Built The limited edition C&B-38, a fast. light. strong offshore performance cruiser is under con· struction at C&B's new 12,000-square·foot facility in Santa Cruz. -change in veterans' ex- e mptions to property taxation. SCA60, by Sen. A l an Siero t y , D-Los Angeles. Desigped by naval architect Chuck Burns, this cold-molded yacht is built to meet offshore stan· dards for fast cruising by a family or a couple. It is cutter-rigeed with a total sail area of 675 feet. TOPSIDE CRUISING AMENITIES INCLUDE a saJI stowage locker In the cockpit, an insulated aft lazeraette for butane or CNG <compressed natural gas> canisters, a recessed and padded forward anchor locker and running rigging con· trots to the cockpit. Cold-molded hull skins are of Sitka spruce. Ad· ditional strength to weight qualities derive from C&B's use of Port Orford cedar in hull, frames, keel and beams. The deck is teak. The yacht's interior --------. reflects attention to off- ( ) s h o r e fun ction s and ~ATING aesthetics In a blend of ~----------lighttones. SHE SAID the con- tents of the ballot pam- phlet are on public view for 20 days in her offices in Sacramento and Los Angeles. This permits anyone who believes the con· te nts to be false. mis- leading or inconsistent to challenge them legally. History Course Slated THERE'S A DOUBLE BERTH AFT to starboard. wet loc.ker and enclosed head to the Laguna Beach Hig h port of the companionway. The head includes a School faculty member dee p clothes hamper. An offset double berth is local· Dr . Em a n u e l D . ed forward. Calamaro will teach a An insulated fore-and·aft engine housing Saddleback College his· serves as the module for twin centerline stainless tory c lass beginning steel sinks. Module panels are easily removable, A ug 27 a t the Art providing access to the Pathfiner VW 42 b.p. diesel Colo ny 's h1gh sch ool engine. The power unit does not need bleedtn1, campus. even if the fuel tank should run dry. The class. "Weste rn Detail shows in such conslderatlons as the lift· Civilization since 1648," up bottom companionway step -one covering a will focus on the de- tool box large enough for alhwartships stowage of velopment of c ultural such tools as boll cutters aud wrenches. and political systems in the Western World since THE YACHT REPRESENTS THE LATEST in that t ime. progression of refined designer-builder efforts The cours e will be between Bums and C&B owner Bob Thomsen. The conducted Mondays in C&B·38's direct predecessor was the Burns-room 71 from 6:30 to designed 36·foot Topaz. 9 : 30 p. m. C&B construction takes place in the firm's F 0 r in r or ma lion . facility at 1053 17th Ave., Santa Cruz, 95062. ph one 831 -2940 o r _ Telephone ( 408>A16.-74M.._ __ _ _ -495·.1000~ Specifications of the C&B-38: :JS.feet leng{h over· all. 31 feel length waterline; 11 ft. S io. beam; 6fl. 3" draft; 13,700pounds displacement. Edil-0r's Note: Reports of new sailing croft oppeor periodicoll11 m the Doily Pilot • DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 842-5878 All lA-Z-BOY® J a.c .. 1..-.e, w• •••11 1.....-. , ........... , ......... .,. ••IL•Z•s••,.. a.-..... _, ~ ............. . et"9oz1.,ewr. ............. IM"'4f01A Tl ~•H DHIVUT Jol\n Wesson, agent In charge of th e checkpoint, said bis figures show arrests at the faclllty have dropped below an average of 100 per day. lo June. arrests ran weU above a 100 per day average. "IT'S DUE IN part to lhe esaon said. "The incident.a of violence at the border have 1one way down." The program, launched by Mexican offi cials ln June. was geared to hall smuggllng opera· lions and clean up bands of out· . laws who preyed on illegal im· migrants trying to make their way into the U.S. ~ · WESSON SAID raidit·by Mex- ican secutity officer s had broken up counterfeiting rings that were manufacturing false Mexican officials are planning to broaden the program to ~ tend all the way to the Gulf or Mexico along the U.S. border, Weaaonaaid. C111642-5678. Put 1 few words lo work for ou. WINA7DAY SITMAR MEXICO CRUISE FOR TWO! To celebratl' our op<mlng In N1!Wf" 1rt l3t•i11 h. Golckn ~Idle Sc:in~Vd &ink will Sl!nd two lucky IX!uplc un d ylonou'> 7 day tnp tu the picturesque ports of call . Cabo San Lucas. Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Ar- rany~menh will he made for you by the N4!wport Beach office of the ·A~K MR FOSTER" TRAVEL AGl:NCY Or you may win one of these exciting prizes: Microwave Oven 13" Portable Color TV Set J. 0-Speed_Bicycle Come in and register anytime dunng our Opl:n HousP No tran::.action nece-.st11y. Drawing on /\u!.JU'>I 3, d i 5.45 P.M Winner net!d nor b~ pre::.enl • FREE TO OUR OPEN HOUSE GUESTS A copy of THE LOVE BOATS ... Jeraldine Saunder< delightful book that inspirt>d rhe popular ABC telev1s1on series! One copy per per>on. a'> long o'> they ldst. dunny uur Open House cell'bra11on Meet the author, Jeraldine Saunden Jeraldine Saunders, author of THE LOVE BOATS. wlll be In our lobby to greet you on Friday. August 3 from 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Come talk with her about crulstng. At 5:45 P.M .• Ms Saunders will personally draw the coupons for the Sltmar Me1dco · CrulM and the other grand prlzes. $5.00 WELCOME CERTIFICATE Wh<'n you open ,, 1-<l!gular r,•.4 ":, Pd'>Sbook Saving'> At'.count for 'S300 rn more W(! will 11dd $5 00 tn your dCC-ount /\::.k for vnur $;, ()() Certihcdl<' wh~n you Vl'>tl 1hl· bt.1nk ~nyttml:! th1oush Auyu.'>t 3 1 t<J7l) It \ o ur woy o l "><lVlll!j li4!11o1 OPEN OUR TREASURE CHEST AND WIN ONE OF SCORES OF ,VALUABLE PRIZES! Drop mto our new office any day dunng Open Ho uw We'll giw you d kt-y IQ try your luck. Pnzes valued up to $100. No busme~ tran'>dcllon nece~ry· SOUVENIRS FOR EVERYONE! BRING A FRIEND! Delicious re freshme nts served daily. c...,... -..... ow ()pee tto.ee .......... , to ftlMI Md th•,.,..... I• ........... Pelld .. nu.c. .. on Dove Sm.et at the ,.., of die bulldl•I· . . 1 • H .;alth Clinic Moves Trip Set Tbe aoea&klp or UM eouat)''GP9"•c.d Cblld HMJtb CUalc In S.n Cle.-e bu bMamovM or..,. County Health Department olflelall Hid th• clinic hu been movfld from the San Clemente Beach Club to I.he city '1 Boy•' Club, 1* Calle Valle t;;lNIC 11av1CE8 AA£ available from I a.m. to 11 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of eacb month. ble to eh11c1.ren. two weeu to , years ,..,0 Circus of a1e. from families wbo are eU&lble I. ~ for services accordln1 to c:ounty In-. . come standards. Food aupplementa San Juan Capistrano s . are also available. R~crealion Oep!lrtment For lnlormat.lon cah 834·5* or will sponBOr a trip to the 834·3111 ' "Bigges t Show on · . Earth" Aug . 4 as the Guard Dumped circus. com es to ~he Anaheim Convention JAKARTA. Indonesia <AP) -Center. Baker-Bristol Pet Jloxpita l Announces The Adddwn of Dr. Randal Cochran To Ovr Stal/ formerly with Ba.ck Bay Veterinary Hospital Baker-Bri11tol Pet f/01:1pital LOCAL ........ Adm. Hyman lllekOYer la the winner of tb 1171 Wln1ton Chu~bill Award for the lntema tional PleUorm Auociation, the profeuional or· aanizaUon ol U.. lectured rcuit. Servlcea Include Immunisations and boolter shots for •dulta and cblldrtn for diphtheria. tetanus. whoop6na cou1h. measles, rubella •. polio and mumps. President Suharto haa told b1a secuJi. Buses to the circus ly mlniater he no tonier wuu an wtll depart city offices honor IUAnl to welcome hlm or live al 6:30 p.m. and return h lm executi~e aendorr1. Armed at 11 :»p.m. Forces Comm.oder Gen. Mobam· The $9 fee includes 0.,IC::L ANO f!'4CNC.LHC.• Tt l.l"HONC. 5 4b.OQ10 2076 BRlb TOI.. co~rA l!IEb A C.Al..I~ . . mad Juauf told reporters of lbe re-bus tranas)ortation . . -------• , ............... H a ALTH EXAMINATIONS and simple medical treatment are avaUa-quest, but 1 ave no reaaon for For information phone Suharto's dedslon. 493-1171, ext. 247 . 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ABID AITl-Pm1Uln •. t.2t I~ UDITO 4'' SIU POI SAU ..... u NtCI H1th lo•h1on •v119foue1 with grodten1 lentH 1tyt.. for men ond - IOLAIDS AITAClt TAIUTS ...... 59e ........... llG. 311 S.lt 1onx IOI Of 1111111 PADS llG. 2.4t 1•• 111mco ••m 1111 CIACIB CUCllMllllP ..... -41tU. ..... .. ... .. Sii &9• 7:1 ......... ,,t i ::_.99c Kiddlel' calarlul toy rin91 f« woter fun ploy in the paal, ond ot the beach. IAND·AID .... PWTIC STllPS "i!.77e Spod ol forflr1t Old. PINS! NECKLACES! PENDANTS! EARRINGS! lll IEG. 99·59c .NOW ONLY ALLIEG. • r 1.tt-2.H ·J.ff NOW ONLY JALTA VODU ,49 SAU PllCE SEA GUM'S v.o. WIADIAN Wll8Y 750 111 ::639 IACAIDI IUM 7Hfll -449 ... lll'tl ~ .... '!!!!!Ill~~ 1 OM. Y f'tl.OT ., g~ Come in Small Paekages Rama' Thomas Proves 5-9 Height No Detriment . " •1 IOllN ISV ANO ............... At s.t, JM pcMllMfa, Pat Thoma. la almoet , ' lec*ed '"' .. a jockey, abewile, in bi.I OCCUP8· U. M a 'eorMrlNaek iD tM Nadlul Football ~ ~ rel~ t.boulb between llM two iiJ tlaat ,,..,._ ridl9 bia competition u well u Willie ............ bones. ID Ida ftnt MMOG u a at.art.er last year with the 1lami, 'l'llDmu proved bb blllbt -or lack of it - WU D0t a detrimeat. KNOWN AS ONE of the fterceat hitters in the -NPL. 'l'homal ftnllbed the 1978 campaip with ei&ht lntereepdoaa and a berth on tbe NFC Pro Bowl aqud. He went tbrousb tbe aeuoo i.njury- free -which wu 10metbinl in ltae!f for a Ram player -and wu named to both tbe Pro Football Weekly and UPI NFC teams . Not bed for aomeooe who skeptics said was too abort toplaJ with the big boys. "I've never let what people say bother me," •aid the eott-apokea Texas A&M graduate while reetiq in b1a caJ State Fullerton dorm between workouta tbe otber day. "l know what I'm capable or doing. 1 Juat let them <other people> talk . "llY 11A1N OONCIC&N ls winninl and los· 1r\1," eoalinued the three-year veteran ... The only thln11 I have to prove are to me and the team. All I care about la 1iving 100 percent. I'm ~ot eon· cemed with individual cooflict.s or the rans. At S·9 1f I •Ive 100 percent, it's just lite a 6-3 person giv; ina:100 percent." Thomas gave bis all last season and it paid dividends, and more, for what was considered one of the best aecoodaries in the NFC. Thomas, alona with Rod Perry. Dave Elmen· dorf and BUI Simpson formed a solid quartet. It was a foursome that worked well toaether. every· one seemingly knowins where the other would be at exactly the right moment. Th.is year? Well, thal could be another story. Perry's back, but Simpson was traded lo Buffalo, flunked bis physical, and it's not k:newn whether the free safety will return to the Rams or not. And E lmendorf says he's considering a business ven- ture. THOMAS SEEMS UNFAZED bv it a ll Although 50 percent of last season's secondary could be miuing, Thomas is anxious lo get started with the new personnel. "It's pretty important to work with the people who wU1 be playing next to you," says the Foun· tain Valley resident, who also owqs two homes in Texas. Thomas chose his words carefully in answer· ing who he'd like playing next to ttlm. "I want the beat person with the best potential and the most experience," he said with some thought. "and all those guys out there (on the practice field) fit." It was somewhat of a jovial off.season for Thomas. With Texas as his off.season home, there was a lot of good-natured kidding from some of bis friends on the DaJlas Cowboys, especially one Tom "Hollywood" Hende rson. who just happens to be his wife's cousin. "ITS COOL," THOMAS SAYS with a gr in about the ribbing. "Our d ay 1s coming ... Naturally, Thomas' main concern is getting the Rams into the Super Bowl. On a personal level (See LUIS. Page 84> -· It's Tlaat Ti•e of tlu!! Year Agaia r~ f Yes, football is back as the Ram veterans reported Sunday and the Cal State Fullerton camp is in full swing. Kathy Sanchez, 16, wears the uniform of her favorite player <Jack Youngblood) as she watches practice. Ray Malavasi makes a fe w suggestions. And free agent Bill Dunstan, a six-year veteran defensive end, puts in some ti me with the weights. CllAl&•EFF , Every chance be bad Canel tben some> be kept harping on the coatl'oftnlal er· ror (or bit) in lbe Nolan Blan-Yankee aame two weeb .,o. It appeared like be reall1 b8d lt in or Diet llW.r, the scorekeeper from tbe Berald·Damlner wbo ealled tbe play. I'm 1111"8 my deeilloa to mm oil II• .,.., bait ABC in tbe ratmp war, but l cu't blllne I'm in tbe llliDorttJ. *** Matt~ II clolinl Ill on a pair of ,.._.. I'm IUN be .,_,t wut to ...., ..... v • Keoqh, the former CorOna del Mar Hi1h standout, bu an 0-12 reeonl lbla aeaaon for tbe Oakland A •a aad ba lost 18 in a row alnce laat poetiAC a Win (Sept.1). The Aawtcan Leap (and major leasue> mm for IDCl9t 1ame1 loll at tbe atart of tbe IMllll II lit, Ml lw Bolloa'• Joe Harn. .., back In *'· Tb•, K.._Mldljmttwomon~to tl•tMI ....... w .. .-..,._ ...... ._..to .~ u...-•r I IMIWID.ttfw.- PAT THOMAS Angels Struggle In East NEW YORK (AP> Ron Davis continues to :.urpri!)l' him self. not necessarily with ~ own p1tchmg succe:.s, but by th1· ract that he I!) achieving It In New York. " ( never thought I'd be 9-1 or l · 1 or anything when l ~at down in spnnj! trammg and looked etl the p1tch1n~ !)ta ff." the Yankee:. reliever said after defeating the An gels. 6-5. Tuesday night for hts ninth victory against a sini:lc defeat. "THEY HAV~ a n excellent pitching staff here and it was a break for me that I got a chance to pitch." The break , literally, was the one in Rich Gossage's right thumb, suffered on April 19. Gossage, the ace of the Yankee bullpen. was involve d in a .. clubhouse scuffl e .. with Cliff J ohnson. who was t raded to Cleveland two months later. Gossage's injury opened the bullpen door for Davis. who bas been coming and going through that door with unparalleled suc· cess since the Ya nkees plucked him from the minors. "IN 11IE SPRING. J im Beat- tie, who won a game in lhe World Sen es, was sent down so I didn't feel too bad. But I got called back befor e him when Gossage got hurt." Davis' bailed out strugglin~ s tarter Luis Tiant , who was tag g eel Cor lhree_b_a_nHL r.uns_ Tuesday night , by limiting the hard-hitting Angels lo a one-out tnpl11 in the sixth by Jim An de rson over four innings. After Davis ca me m , the Yankee~ broke a S·S lie and regained the lead Anderson re mained at third when Dickie Thon grounded out. Rod Carew was walked in ten tionatly und Carney Lansford also bounced out. NEW YORK SCORED the w1nn1ng run again st Dave LaRoche, 3·8, the third Angel pitcher, on a walk lo J e rry Nar- ron, a single by Chris Chambliss and a run-scoring hit by pinch· hitter Lou Piniella. Davis, who retired the last e ight ballers he faced, left the game in the ninth in favor of veteran J im Kaet, who retired Carew on a fly ball. Lansford then singled and New York Man ager Billy Martin brought in Gossage, who recorded the fifth sa ve of his i njury.plagued season. The Vapkees, who have won fi ve or six games since the AJJ. star break , look a 3-1 lead in the s econd inning, knocking out Angel starter Don Aase. Two of their runs were driven in by Wilhe Randolph, who collected a single and a double. conaecullve 1amee Iott in one or more aeaaoaa. Tbat record (19) la currently ahared by Robert Groom, Wublnston, 1909, and John Nabon, Philadelphia, 1911. The major leaaue mark for con· HCUtlve •• ..,. loat ii II Mt by the 801ton Braves" Cllfto• Curtl1 in 1'10-11. &eauala. wttb a M reeord, WM p6cked to...., ...... tbe ~ ...... in tbe !I'll AJl.ltar .... bat ......... time ua IOlt. ot • dactlioaa . . '~ ... f , ...... Sports Break 'lhe Great B•n•na War Spi~n1 Up Spartaeade J'IWUDllc1a ..... MOICOW -ft•1•n ellba tt the Great m .......... . U.S. lOD-....... IHlnlllr.,., LaPlaate ol La 11 .. 61 W .. wtlJa laaftlll •,......'or ve1et.ble9 at tM ..... la Mr lloeeow ....a. lo ebe aQd ber teamm.atll ban tU• to •allal ba••• "Your bod1 e. u.ecl to tUinl ln nutrit.too day aft.tr day," lbe aakl. • WUb DO vttamina, a lot of us are bavtn1 bam•Vills t.rou~t feeio'!:f. ti-and 1ettlna lea crampa." Tbe .. yeU..QIG b won btr quaUfyin1 beat with a food U :21 at Spartacade Tueeda.1· But abe waa worried becauee her bamstrlq m~le •u atiffenlftl up and mlpt be atralned. The waJtreaee at t.be Hotel Rosaiya, where the U.S. women'• track team i• au~. an allowinJ the athletes only ooe banana every two d..,S. No other fruit is available at t.he meab. ''So you Cotta steal more," chimed in Loulle Ritter, 21. the American h.lJb Jump record bolder from Denton, Texas. Ritter arrived a day earlier in Moscow then LaPlante and quietly found out t.he food score. Then she talked her friend into going around the restaurant swiping extra bananas when the waitresses weren't looking. But they were. Suddenly the Ruaalana were all over the hurdler, screaming ''Nyet, nyet <no, no)." Since then, the waitresses have •tarted to guard the bananas, the two athletes said. "They carried them off all the tables," La Plante noted. "AU we'd like is a decent meal and we'd leave them alone." -----,,_,~•I tlw ••• ----- st. Louls Cardinals baseball announcer Jack a.ell, on the food in the press box at AUanta: "It's so bad the people who serve it won't eat. I think they get it from the Georgia Slate Penitentiary " C•f•'• De•t• • ,,, .. ,'"11 UnW further laboratory tests are complete, EiJ the death ol St. Louis Cardinal veteran J . V . Caln t • • falla into the vague category ol an unexplained • stoppage or the heart, or "sudden death," docton say ... The Rams will be without the temporary bleachers at the peristyle end or the Coliseum during their final seuon in Los Angeles, a change that UCLA and USC officials de· sired . . . Miami fullback Lany CllODka was confined to bed wilh a 102-degree fever with what is believed to be a virus Center Tom Banks. embroiled in a · bitter contract dis· pule, says he will oot play for St. Louls this season ... Run· ning back Ezra Tate, SeatUe's ninth·round draft pick from Mississippi College, has undergone knee surgery and will be lost for the season . . . Detroit has acquired punter Teny Joye~ from the 49ers to offset the back injury to star punter Tom Skladany . . . Oklahoma State University bas received a report from the NCAA on lts investigation into allegationa that a slush fund was used to pay football players, but there werenofurthercomments·onthe matter -----•w••ll r • .-•• , ____ _ Oa WI dat. la baseball la JJ'Jt: Pete loM di tbe CiDelMaU Reda 1la1led to lift neld la tbe u.&rd laalDC olf New York'• Crall Swu to bit Nlelr ID bAI 3l&la same la a row. a MW Natiooal IA.,ue NeOl'd. Dllplle Roee't herotce. the 11.U won. 9·2 at Sbea SUdlum. -• • OD tbll dat. ln 1111: Ea route to• ll·bomer MUOG, Boc•r Marla of tbe New Yon Yankee. cracked fow bomen off four dil· f erent Cblcqo WhJte Sox pitchers <Frank Baum um, Doo Lanen, Ruaa Kemmerer aod Warren Hacker) dur· lq a double-beader, alvinc him 40 for the aeuon. ·.. OD lb1a dat. la 1N9: • Hall ol l'amer Robert "Lefty" Grove W9D b1J 300tb and flD&I major leque game, bealinl the Cleveland Jn. d.lam, l~ IOI' tile Boston Red Sox. Today'a blrtbdays: Calltomla Ansels coac:b Larry Sberry, the Most Valuable Player la the 1959 World Serles, ta 44. Atlanta Brav• caleher Blff Pocoroba la 216. .................. Milwaukee's Gormaa fto•aa and Bac:t •. . Mardllea homered u MUwaukee toppled Detrolt 5-4 Tuelday nltbt lo American League action . . . cun J....... slammed a t.le·breaking two-run homer ln the top of the 6in1h inn.in& aod llldl Wiie won bis seventh straight declslon as Clevelaod stopped Minnesota 4·2 . . . Gary Beealcke'• leaping catch prevented a SeaWe irand slam to preserve a 7-6 fint·game victory and Jolla Lowellll&eta bit a slam and drove lD six run• in the 11·3 nightcap, giving Baltimore a sweep ol a doubleheader with SeaWe . . . Jam.le Qairt'a two-run pinch triple keyed a seven·run eighth inD1.D& to rally Kansas City to an 11-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox • . . K.ea Grtffey smashed a two-run homer among h.lJ three hits to lead CinclnnaU to a 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, who also lost a 35·minut.e debate with the umpires in the National League's top game ... A two- MAlt'flNH run double by Jallo Gouales higblight.ed a IS.bit nou..ton attack while Kea Foracb beld Chicago to four h.lts as the Astros swamped the Cubs 6-1 ... Paal Dade singled home Oaie Smltll with one out in the 14th innlng to give San Diego a 4·3 win over Montreal. 1'ele1'klea, R•dto Following are the maj0r sports events on televlslon today. Ratings are: .t I I I excellent; .t I I worth watching· / ' fair · .t forget it. ' ' 8 5 p.m., Channel 5 I I I I BASEBALL: Angels at New York . Announcers: Don Drysdale and Ron Fairly. The Angels, who have been struggling on this road trip, turn to Nolan R,yan (12·7> tonight In the hopes of turning things around for the last two games. The chore won't be easy though as the Bronx Bombers, winners in five of their last si x games, will counter with Tommy John < 13·Sl . OTHER TELEVISION · Pre-Olympics -Spartacade, 1 p.m., Channel 11. RADIO Baseball -Angels at New York, 4:5S p.m., KMPC (710); Soccer -Fort Lauderdale at SUrf, 7: 15 p.m., KOPJ (94.3 FMl. Tltursuy's Radio Baseball -Angels a t New York, 10:SS a.m., KMPC (710). BASEBALL Dodgen E%plo• No Laughing From Phillies LOS ANGELES <AP> -A bJ•bllpta fllm ol Dusty Baker's career should five supporting cut credit to the PbJladelphia PbWlea. who are wiually to the field wbeD Baker bits grand slam bomen. But bis lat.est grand slam. off a pitch by Warren Brusatar, was n unlikely as the Los Angeles Dodaers' 15-.3 victory over the Phillies Tuesday night._ aaU88TAll BAD NOT given up a home run in almost two years covering 107~ innings . And the Dodgers had only one victory against the Phillies in 10 previous games this se ason. Climbing out o f s ol e poeseut.oo of last place in the National League Wet\t Division for the first time in 22 days, Los Anaeles had to co m e from behind alt.er Greg L UZUlSk l of the Phils bit a three-run homer in lhe ftrSt i.nniog. "A couple of weeks .. go get· Ung behind 3-0 we might ha ve died," said Baker. who has hit t.bree of the four grand slams of his career against the Ph1 ls "I like the way we came betck. We kne w what we had to do 10 the second half <of the season 1." '"IT WASN'T PLEASANT hav· ing the whole world laugtung at us. Yes. 1 think we are a dlJ· ferent team. IS runs and 22 hits show that," Baker added. Aft.er Luiinakl's first inninc homer, the Dodsera tied the score wtth ~ ln tbe aecond on run·scortng singles by FetlUIOft and winnina pitcher Burt Hoot.on, and a sacrtfic:e n,y by Yeager. They broke the tie in the third wlth five runa, three on Cey's 18th home ·nm. It wu the Dodgers' bifgest' lnnln& alnee a seven.run rame against tbe Giants May 31. The Dodgers added five more in the sixth when Baker bit his grand slam. his 12th homer of the season. "NO QUESTION tbat's the biggest thrill for a hitter,·• said the Dodger leftflelder. "You don't face that situation that ma ny times. 1 wa.s just trying to hit the ball bard. I wasn't think· mg home run. Brusstar is uau- a ll y ve ry tough, but he got thi s one up~ little. I don't know what it was. There wasn't much on 1t, but I was glad to see it." Hooton earned his ninth vie· tor y in 16 decisions, to become the wmrungest Dodger pitcher this season. He hurled eight in· nings and rookie Joe Beckwith pitched the ninth. Services Held For Two-Ton The Dodgers battered starter and loser Randy Lerch. 6·9. and four successors for the Los Angeles season high in hits. Joe 0 RANGE. N . J . <A Pl - Ferguson had four sin gles. Funeral services for "Two Ton" Baker, Ste ve Ga r vey. Steve Tony Ga lento. who fl oored Ye ager each had three hits. and form er he avywe ight boxing Ron Cey included a tbree·run C'hamp1on Joe Louis in their 1939 homer lllle {1ght. were held today at • The victory was the f1flh in sax Ou r Lady of Mount Cet rmel games since the All star break Church here. for Los Angeles. The Dodgers About 200 mourners. including also have a three-game wmrung fo rmer heavyweight champion streak for the first time since Joe W.alcott and forme r fighters May 31 . f'red Cochran, T\ppy Larkin. Earnie Durando and Wally TOE DODGERS WENT for Cro~s. attended the serv\ce pre- their fourth straight Uus after· sided over by Rev Charles Mou. noon. with Rick Sutcliffe. 8-8, Ga lento was praised for his pitching against the Ptuls• Oick hum a nity and krndness to ......_ ______________________________ ~:----------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7~~~~~~~~~~~oth_e_r_s_. ~~~~~~~~-ven, -.. CycJes Resum~ Friday Format Surf, Strikers Vie Speedway motorcycle racing returns to the Orange County Fairgrounds in Cost.a Mesa Fri· day after a onc·week hiatus due to the county fair Huntington Beach's Alan Christian, who captured the Fair Derby two weeks ago, heads a full night of racing at the eighth· mile dirt track. The first rider to completely sweep a program in over four years, Christian is pitted against Bobbi Hunter in the special match race H unler ;s one of the few women racing the methanol· burning bikes. She wlll be given a handicap for the two· lap race. Gates open at 6:30 with the first race set for 8 Now that it's climbed loto tint place in its division, tbe California Surf bas to make sure it doesn't get bombed tonight. Winner of its last five games a l Anaheim Stadium. the reborn Surf hosts the Fort Lauderdale Strike rs and their German s uoerstar Gerd Mueller tonight (7:30)in its lasl appearance against a club with a winning re· co rel. Mueller, known throughout the world as "The Bomber" directs a Striker offense that is the e igh t h best ln the North American Soccer League. In 17 game5rth& bearded forwent-bar scored 12 goals and banded out 13 assists. In 62 appearances for the German naUonal team, Mueller scored 68 goals, including the winning tally in the 1974 World Cup championship. Couoteriqg for the Surf will be Laurie Abrahams, who bas scored six goals in five games with the club and has 16 goals and six ass ists in 20 NASL games this season. The Surf, 11-14 on the year, leads the American Conference West with 103 point.a, two more than San Diego. · BB in Playoffs The North Huntington Beach Ml oo r BoJ> b.)'. -So.x-A+Htar softbau team, District 73 cham· plons, enters the NaUonal Cham· plonah.lp playoffa Au1. 11-17 at Buena Park's Bellis Park. The HB Minors rolled through four opponent.a for the District 73 Ulle. Baseball Standings AME81CAN LEAGUE Weal Dlvtaloe W L Pd. GB Aagels 57 43 .570 Minnesota S3 43 .SS2 2 Tesas sa 44 .546 2"'-i Kanaaa City 48 49 .495 'l"'-i Chicago 45 53 ~ 11 SeaWe 42 58 .416 lS~ Oakland 26 '14 280 31 EutDlYllloa Baltimore ee 12 .m - Boet.oo se as .m s Milwaukee eo 39 .808 e~ New York 54 '4 .551 12 Detroit 48 48 .500 17 Clevelaad 4.5 sz ·• 20~ Toroaeo 29 70 ~• 171A .,...,.. ...... ....,.,..,. ........ , ..... -1.11 ...... ..a ....... 1.0......J lllllllW ..... '· Dftrwlt 4 1t-Oty11,~• c-...,..,~t Oftl'/..,.._K....., T_.....,._.. ....... Ul'191' 1"71 M HM Y•• <Jollft 1'•1t feu• ,,,.._. .. 111 • T-....0 (Rlft2•11 s..ttte ,...,,.. 1·11• ... ..,.,....01#f HI Oelllelld(IC...-'41 .. ...._. tT...,.&HI ........... CtMMll IMI .. OW.. ......... JI ICeti ... Cltf 1'-llt_.. ...,, .. OM< ... ,...,......, a.ww.--........... ,... ... NATIONAL LEAGUE WntDl.uloll W L Pd. 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You bow wt.•t I meaa 11 ,..u·~ ver eom• out of a am11l. abbolbood club ..nu. a c:oaMeot a tna. ODl1t.o1et clobbft'ed ln the t round of the C dlvltlon at · lmbaedon Weat. REGIONAL DIFl'&R&NCa can ~eal at thaet. A IOod B *'• •' H&rbOr 0"""9 ..U,lit be a Ji;W C plaJer al tile John Wayne Ten· •ctub. By tbe aame token, a 1ood B player Hart.or Greens might be an open TENNIS le-tu mpion outs1ae or Southern California. l wu once con1idered a 8 player ':Jayaelf, wilb the bleaalng ol a club ~· but I got killed lo the lirat round itl the Adoptjoo Guild's C dJvislon. : It au depends on where you play Ind whom you play against . ··oaTUNATELY. THE United States Tennis Association has come up with a solution, and the world would be better if everyone adopted it It's called the Notional Tennis Rat· Ing Program. Rather than r~nking a player into vuguc categories like B or C. the program splits ability levels into 13 different numerical divisions THE LOWEST IS 1.0 (just startin~ to play tennis> and the highest 1s 7.0 1 polished tournament player ranked by the USTA>. bin.nu o1 thll Pf'Olr•• u.c1uded -availabUlty of evt1tlY matched 1am .. t>a.roq.b comparative rallnp, eltber al bom• or on vacaUoo. -a direct mHDI of fDtNurina .. u improYemnt re,ul1llon of tournament& to playen ol equ1l 1~ty. . H&aE 18 A aalEF rundown ol the lndJvlduaJ breakdowna, 10 you mlabt ue where you rank. Th• actual de1crlptlon1 or each dlvl1lon are mor6 detalled than I have room for here: : i . JUit 1tartina to pl11 te...U.. 1.5 sun worklna on 1etlln1 ball overlbe nct. 2.0 Obvious stroke weallneHH ', some experience. 2.5-Mor c depcndablo 11trokea, weatk court. coverage 3.0 Cnn pla ·e shot • not comrorl•· ble with all strokc11, lu cks com1lsten· cy in aerving 3.5 Lacks depth and vttrMy. but rureJy double fault.a. 4.0 Dependable backhand. can lob and volley. 4.S-Beglnnlng to mus te r power and spin. 5.0-Bt'ttcr 11hol nnllc1pation. will upproach nel and can force orrors or make winning pluccmcnt~. 5.S-Executes all st rok<'s offcnsivo· ly and defens ively , r un hit first serves for winners 6 .0· Can hit ~II <''' :ind topsin serves. vary stro1ci:1C's, cupuhlt• or bt•in~ rankl'<i in rn oJor c·1ty or lJSTA d1str1ct. (I S l'ow~r and con:-1:-h·rwy have become a major wca1mn. hai. c·onct•n t rutlon ncct':-:-.a ry fo r successrul tournriment ploy. Is capable of l'Um· ing UST A ranking 7 0 Polished tournament player who has traveled ex te nsively for i.anctioncd competitions, has been ranked nationally by USTA. YAZ TENNIS I BASEBALL Yaz Joins Elite Groap l • BOSTON (AP > -Carl Yutnem1ld, &be BoatQn Red Sox' 1mula1 alu11er, took one of bla mipty 1wlnp wllb lbe bal. Oa. tnatadl he waa ready to d1nee : the next be w11 troubled "I knew lt w11 1one. but the~ the right fleldcr kept backing up a nd I thought. 'lf It's not gone I 'm in trouble,' .. Captain Cari PO POV VODKA I. 7 51.JT'ER admitted. AN AGELESS WONDEa, less than one month s hy of hl1 40th birthday, Yastrae m1kl had nothing to worry about lbe ball he h it ocr 19-year·old Mlke Morian or the Oakland A's. A1e GORDO NS GIN I 75LITER had triumphed over youth with one swing of the bat. With the score Ued 3-3, a run· ner on flt'll as lbe result of an 01Jdand error and two out ln the seventh Inning, Vaz lined a shot deep lnto the Oakland bullpen in ri&ht. near the 380·foot mark, lo becople only the 18th player In major league history to hit 400 homers . · Craia Minetto of the A's Jumped from his seal lo the bullpen to catch the homer. which· easily cleared Tony Armas' leap against the short wall. Minetto filpped the ball to r~liever BUI Campbell ln the CHENIN BLANC '801to1t bullpen and Vas bad another prize for his trophy room. "I WAS BEGINNING to wonder II I'd ever bit anotbec one,'' Vutnemskl said after i 1Handing ovation from tetm' mates and JDOre than 30,000 tarui ln the seventh and then a curtail\ call after the Red Sox' 7.3 vie: tory over the A's. · With the homer, his 17th of th« season, Vaatnemald. who h•<t singled home a run In the first inning, inched closer to another goal of becoming the first American League player. to col· led 400 homers and 3,000 hits. Almaden, 750ML . ... • .. ... 236 Christian Bros., 750ML. • •••••• . .. 2.58 Cresta Blanca, 750 ML .. . . .... ...• . .2.63 Calloway, 150 ML . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . ... 3.30 Fetzer, 750ML ........................... 2.91 Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain Valley is among the first area clubs to recognize the NTRP. It held a NTRP verification 1Say on Saturday. Then• you ha ve it. Where do you L.1111;;...-7 rank? For more detailed descriptions of e ach division and information about how you can get rated, consult your club, neighborhood tennis as· :-;ociation or city r<'crealion depart· rncnt. 689 824 L. Martini, 750ML ..................... 2.53 R. Mondavi. 750ML ...................... 3.85 25.58 28.00 28.60 36.00 31 .60 27SJ 42.00 2.14 2.34 2.39 3.00 2.64 2 .30 3.50 Each player was scrutinized dur· ing a half-hour of play and received a personal score sheet. plastic rating c a rd, verification from the tennis pro, a computer printout and a n NTRP booklet. If they can't ans wer your quc1>t1ons try the Southt·rn California Tcnnis Association at (2131 475-6839. LOS CABALLE ROS ANNOUNCED in a flyer to Its members that the Was It a Hit or Out? Dispute Delays Game PITTSBURGH CAP> Tues d ay ni g ht's baseball game between the Cincmnat1 Reds and the 1'1ll~burgh J'1 ratei. was de l ayed for 35 minutes lJy a calm but The Rech left the field, contending Lacy w as out. even though he would have been entitled to second base as a re· suit of Moreno's walk. Lacy had been misf'ed by the out call at second and that he could not have been ta,:?ged out because or the walk. long-winded debute that For the next :J s followed a fourth-inning minutes. all four um· umpires ' call that went pires listened as Pirate <igainst the Pirates. Manager Chuck Tanne r The Pirates, trailing his coaches and assorted 4·3 when play resumed, playeri. argued that lodged an offi cial pro· Umpiring crew chicr Bob E ngel mude th e fina l ruling Lacy was out becau.c;c he had left the base. The argument started ut 8:45 pm. a nd the fifth innjog was not started until after 9:20. test. THE PLAY occurred wlth two out in the Pirate fourth Inning. Phil Gamer was at third base and Lee Lacy was at first as ClncinnaU pitc her Fred Norman threw a 3·1 pitc h lo Om ar Moreno. Lacy was running on the play. Cincinnati catcher J ohnny Benc h caught Norman's pitch and fired the ball to shortstop Dave Concep· cion. who tagged Lacy. Second base umpire Dick Stello called Lacy out and made an e m· phatic "out" gesture. Lacy got up and started to walk away when the Pirates and Reds re· ulized that plate umpire Dave Pallone had called ball four on Moreno. LACY TRIED to dive back lnto second but he was tageed again by Concepcion. Surfers Compete F,....P.,,e8J RAMS' THOMAS. • • he said he didn't have a specific goal but wanted to "do at my position what nobody has ever done before. But don't ask me what that Is because I don't know." Thomas added the Ram offense is going to have LO work ha rd in 1979-80. "It's a necessity that they play to their potential, or above, for us to go to the Super Bowl," he saya without batting an eyelash, but adds quickly, "Jt's a good offense that has as much potential as a nybody. "It's a matter or doing the right things at the right times." SOUNDS SIMPLE ALTHOUGH the Ram of· fense had difficulty doing anything right In the NFC championship game with Dallas <remember 28-0?) • Thomas promised the Ram defense would be as strong as ever, which Is good news In that they almost put as many points on lbe board as the of· fensc. "To sum It all up," he says. "In order for the Rama to win, the organizaUon has to play lbe beat people, rqardJesa of who It la. "We don't nffd anybody else, we 1ot lt all right here." Tb• Rams certalnly h ave lt all in one particular 5-9 comerbaclt. (Un) Spectacular? Tbe IDaU1Ur•I Pro-Am Open Jiu.Woman team FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. <AP> -Often· compeUUon cham · outlpobn trainer Bud Delp MY• the raclnc career plonthlp1, under tbe ot Sped.acular Bid_, winner of two Trtple Crown 1pon1or1htp of the eventa, lllnJeoparay. Women'• Jntern1Uonal Tbe llaryland·bred oolt romped to vtctoriea in Surftnc Alloeletioa, 11 tbe Kentucky DerbJ and PreakMll, but wu upset aebedullld for 8aturd11 1A tbe Belmont Stake• by Co&ltal. Delp claimed af • and 8mdar <or Au•. 4.5 terward that 8ld wu 110wed by a foot taJury ~on surf tODdJ. ea.eel b1 a pin la bu lta.U on tbe du of UM rate. l I O D I ) a l C a m p Delp tole) tbe Foft Lftderdale S..·e.tiMI by p......._. ....,...._ TlMldaJ Btd'1 od>er frollt foot la a1ao co.anaaUon of tla• ..... eud date eu be ob-.. 'Din'• no Dl'Oblem wttb atandln• la stud or taln•d bJ eallla1 llllc-i?. Biil tbt fMt are teedef, He ov.,eom· 1u• Mii after u a.a. 11 ~ ....... now tile Inner quarter of bll rlpt PrtdaJ wtU. t.ataU~ _ .. =---· l'ft IOt a bone -two tore com~Uoa ,...,.. ,.. ii Mid . .. w'*r. ,...,.... .. · .. .-a1d llOt nm lD tbt Aq. s Jlm woman 1 annual la• illd 11 Traftl'I Mak.a at Saratoca .. o 1 of re Su rfl •• --~ t.'wa lda't raoe lld ... 11111 ::~· wldcb....... "I ct= ...... .,. ~· .... ., bull "_ .... 1-• ~ .... 1 ... ll&•tll 1111 ,..-Ml are I &JI E to.• I'• ..... to &Ue ...... Alia ...... lllil. ~ ......... foal. tel• u• 111 ,,.., 4 lliflr ••rtaon ~., •• ,, ... a. •••.• =:#7--.-..... l•c• Oar._. ·' • -1•1JllbD ...... CASE OF 6 41 .34 CASE or 6 49 40 BOTIU BLENDS HE TAIL Calvert Extra, oul\RI 6.74 Kessler, t.75·Ul t.k I 1.1 2 Seagram 7 Crown. ou/\I< 1 6.32 BOURBONS Ancient Age, (J<JAh' 1 5.88 Earty Times, 1.15 urEk . 10.75 H. WalkerTen High, 00>\l<r 5.08 10.96 Jim Beam, 115 u1u< BRANDY & COGNAC Almaden, ()(JAIH 5. 77 E&J Gallo. 1 15u1uL I 1.09 Korbel, 750M1. 5. 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E Yft\ °"' lno<•CI Sommer•ue•. t>·I, C. l. ~~len Ant101 °"' Margit ICIMNIM, .. 4 ... J; YYOM Brtakowa del Maril' Pontero we, J 11. • 1, 1>-• lrM<' S<.hul1 Clel. MlrO'>lilV& B-Ondl0¥6, I 6, • • DUTCH OPEN (At Hllveroum, Nelllerl•nct'I First Round Slnqlu "'"O~I J1"""'4!1 dPI rom Okktr. I, 6 ' UI It Pinner diei AIO\@rO Lt-W" 0 •. I -,, 8dl~•~t r 4trOt 1y dt-t Tenny ~~en\"on ~ •. b o lom11•Sm1ctctel P•rHotrlQul\16 1,60 GALEA CU P CA1Yk lly, Funcel~milin•h ~ rr•n<e I Vt!tn1hc.' Noont d••f 1 tttlyi t Pdlft11u Ptlrff"UI It '1, f)) ttAty tM ttr(O AICtdllt OM f r•nte t Ptt\c .. 11 Por t~\• t»·J, & c Ct•Cll0\10¥"•• Clv•n l"nd1) Cl~f WP\I Germ<1ny (WoltqdnQ Poppl 6 l. • 1 C1~chO\ktwMua fM1rO\lav Ltt<.eli;a d .. t \N~\t G~rmany(Ootmorl<•r .. 111tl6 0.1> • SEVEN CITIES EICHl81TIOH CAI Sell -.-uo, 11•1" Flntl\ John MrE"'°" dfl (orrtt<JO Uc:trd11ufl b J 6' ThorO Pl.oce Pf'l~r r '"""'hnQ °'"' ..... Ntt\ld~ ,. I 4 b 6 . PACIFIC NDllfHWESf CHAMPIONSHIPS IAI T•comal Fl"' Aounct Sinqlll .. D.tri c, .. , .... n IC.Offjf\~ dH M nr l f1••f W4•-,, J>urdf ([U(lt'rw>• bv CJl"fdult Humbf1rtn Vu\n l':>ftn Y\1cJrol df\f ~mrn., t..•••• 1 .-•u,tt11~ft;t1 fl•••chl 6 o. 6 1 SPAltTACAOE GAME!> C•I MoK-1 WOMEN 400 m,.ter\ 1 f(ulchonov11 fSO Y•f'I Un1on1 49 If 1 Zju\l!ova C!tovoel Unoonl !IO 41 3 GojSlll• CSow,.1 Union) !IQ •9 • 8•· Qtlanc"•• CSowH'I Unoonl SO S7 I D<1llney CUSAI SI• MIN 110·-r 11ure11"' I. Pucn•ov ISov"'t Union) ll.. 7 Pn>.,oft'• CSov,.1 Uno0n1 13 76 l KorO\tOlev l!.ovlet Unoonl ll 'M 4 Perewert..,. ISowMtl Unoonl IJ.'M J•••"" I Oellel CEol Gum•nv1 716 II'-· 1. Hell~• C E•\I Gf'rm>11nyl 214~9-<. l Har•-Cf'ln1ano1 111·1', • Z1rn1• CSovoel Uno0nl 71fH\/. S F.,•O• CHunqary '" s Misc. T-.de,'s Tr ... wc C.0111 BASKETBALL N•OOMI ••U•llMlll AIM<i•tlon OOS TOH CELTICS Soqned M L CM•, lorward, lo .. mulll VellrtOfllr{l(I K/loNSAS CITY KINC.'> Namect JOl'ln BeQIO\ Ul'<uli•f ••re prPMdPnl dnd o-••I manAqer M ILWAUKEE BUCK!. '>•!l')eel Eaoer JOM\ lorwMCI, •nO lnrrltl< """YP\, Q ... rd. PHILADELPHIA 16ER!. !.•onect 8oot>y Wiili" ll""'d· loa mulll·yU r tO<ll• acl. SAH AHTOHIO SPUR!. N.>ml'CI Bob San OtMf'•> tnan&Ql'r FOOTBALL N•lltftal l'eotCMll Luque A TLAH TA FALCONS Soqn"d Sieve 8a,1•ow\lll, QuM1ttbt<I<, 10 •lour v••r con •••Cl. Wai...O Boboy Duncan cornui.ao. JOlln ~. Cleff'MIVt' l<iekl•. •nd O..r rel Hol>b\,O!!left\oveenct OE TAOIT LIONS Acquired T•rrv Jo,ce, l>Uflte<, lrom ,,.. Sen Fr•Mlwo 4'8n At lffMICI SylWttler Morv~. runn•n11 IMO, eno Tyrone WltM><I, fullbt<k. KAHSAS CITV CHIEFS PIKl'd Tony Grffn -0.1\11 M•ll•, <ornerc..o., on on· 1urect 'ewrw 11\1 HEW YORK GIANTS Sionect Broan l(ello. llneo.K11e< H EW YORIC JETS Announced rfllre· ment Of Aun Cooke, llMbacker PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Acquorect EarlCerr, lullb.Kk,Onw111ver\. RelH'41ct.lefl Jonwn, ClnebaOtt. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Cl1.11mect ~lelll' 8ern•rd0, Qutrct, anct Sieve Hammon. Cle· ftnllite t&Ole. SAH FRANCISCO 4'ERS • S19ried Jerry Golsleyn, querterllec-, •net Boll Hukill, of·• fensl•• llMmen. Walytd Rich Miiier. cte- tenllwbeck. SOCC:Elt a-tc ... Sec:,., """' Hl!W YORK APOLLO Slll'M(I Hany Nimmo, mldlleldtr·•-ero; Patrt<k Horne, torwerd; elld Liem Mon•ole, d•ftncter. Aele..O Kerin ~. •-erd, •nd Paolo Mele,f-..0, COLLEGE UNtVE•StTV OF GEORGIA -An· -eel re119Mtlon Of Roy Umstalld, NM Dnktlllell <.MC.II, efle<llve et ttw •net Of tne 19IOWHOll 50UTHEA5TEAH OKLAHOMA -An -.ee1 rwiCINllofl Of Dull• Cltrl•llen, 11eeo footb•ll <oecll, to llecome ollen11vc backfield t oe<ft et kvlof. lllO•TM AMEltlCA .. ICKCRlt LRAOUI .,....,.,tcM-. •0<11ettert, ,.,...,. &.y I Widlmd9V. July 25, 1979 OAILYPILOT .. l'az Snaa~ks No. 400 t\ Ho~ton fun and Boh W:.itson con gratulak Carl YastnemskL afl l•r hi'> ·lOOth • -.-- HOGf.:R CA Rf.SO." <'an•cr homC'r in I ht> seventh inning of at· ticm aguin:-.t 0<.Jkland Tuesday night Rehoin Memorial New st·cm·hoarcb un • -.l'hcduled ci t lluntington Beuch 11.Jgh's gy mnasium lh1-. foll with the llunt ington Hl'ach lfa-.kellwll Boost1.·rs Cluh i.ponsonng <a rnl·morwl to /\I Ht'l111in And cnn:-.ukrinJ.( tht· legion of Oilers th<tl have gone lhroui::h lht· II B :1thlt·llc progn1ms ovt:r thP y(.•ars either undt·r thl· l'Yl' or CO<JCh Rebom. Athle tic Dm•(•to r Hc h111n or Hcborn, the loyal alumnus, 11 !H>Nns only <1 matll'r of collect ing the t•nvl'lop<·s und making tht· lrnn k dcpos1t in order to accomplish th(.• $.'i,000 tus k In sho1t, lhl' mt•monul lo ttebom 1s for a m an who dedicated his life lo the a thletic programs ut Huntington Hcach High School. It did not cease upon his retirement as an ac t1v<> teacher <Jnd coach, l:tnd m fact, Reboin con- tinued to be a familiar s ight at athletic events until his death earlier this year Al Re boin was there when Cap Sheue was look· ing for a job in 1925 and it was Re boin who was the coach of the 1946 Sunset League football cham- pionsh1p team He was there 20 years la ter whe n the Irvine League championship team of Ken Moats was at the top of the heap and he was a solid backer or every Oiler lhat e ver came down the pike . Those wishing to contribute should contact Roy Miller , the Oilers' current basketball coach. • • • CORON/\ DEL MAR HIGH standouts Steve Lesli e, Chris Johnston, John Me lbon and Jim Shollin. along with Newport Harbor lligh's Randy Starr ;and Coach Mikt• Gray, a r c a mong the Newport Amrrican Lc ition ent ry m tonight's Dis· trict 29 pluyoHs at La Palma Park in Anaheim. They meet Anaheim Post 72 at 8 a nd if Leslie ( 340, 7·3), Johnston ( .525. 19 RBI>, Melbon < .298, 10 RBI>. Shollin 1.350> and Starr (.348 > get the JOb done·. th<'y 'll play c.tgain Thur5d<ty night at 8 ir1 the double ehminat1on b<1seball tournamcnt. • • • FORMER NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH track and field coach Rob Ha iley was to undergo his fourth s urgery Tu<'s day to he lp s tabilize his damaged left leg sucrercd in an auto inJury June 16. AE801N SHEUE MOATS The head coach for 16 years a nd on the Newport Ha rbor coaching staff for 19 years before recently res igning, llailcy 1s expected lo undergo onto more session of !>Urgcry at UCI with re· hab111tation of both legs to continue for about two year s. Hospitalized for the past 51'.t week:., the most ophmJst1c estimate of getlJng out of UCJ is one more week i • * * UNIVERSITY HIGH'S water polo forces. seemtngly submerged the past two years, surfaced a t the Irvine 16·a nd·under tournament last weekend with a team championship under Coach Chuck Morns. who has returned to the Trojans' aquatics program. Irvine, Anaht•1m . La Pue nte and Newport Harbor trailed Univers ity m the tournument. • • • TWO NEW ITEMS to th1• Ornn~f' Coast area scc•ne Keith Mayesh1ro and NC'wport Har bor's b<.1sketball teum. Maycsh1ro takes <>v<'r cross-country duties at Edison JliJ.(h. while the Sailors' b:.is kctball team, with Bruce Caldwell and 0111 Yardley the keys in Coac h J erry Dc Busk's a ttack, uppt•ars to h uvc the ins ide track tu lhc Sunset Lct1guc cha mpionship for 1980 Newport Ha rbor haskctball team!> have bC<?n contendt:rs year-in a nd year-o uL. hut not since 1965 <20·5 under Bill lfatch I h ave prospects looked so good. The la!>l league crown wa~ captured in 1957 T11nney To Speak National Footba 11 League re fe ree JI m Tunney will be the guest s peaker Thursday morn· ing at the Irvine S ports Club monthly breakfas t at the Baxter Street restaurant in Irvine. Have~ ever seen a 100 foot race ••• straight upl Tunney, the NFL's No. 1 refer ee with 20 years experience, is the only official to work con- secutive Super Bowls In 1977 and 1978. At t he breakfast he will s hare bis experiences in ref . ereeing top games as well as his relationships with players, coaches and owners. For further lnforma. tion phone Bob Figeria at 559-1800. Or a log-rolling contest (we call it burling in the North woods)? Or a pair of log- gers filling the air with flying axes as they aim for the bulls· eye 50 feet away? It's all part of the brand new Canadian Lumberjack Show at Sea World. Six grueling events that match · the skills of some of America's champion woodsmen. See this limited engagement now through Labor Day. It's just part of a full day of shows and attractions at Sea World . r-------------~ •SOCCER I MEW'79VW -• 1 RABBITS I I IM STOCI! I I FOR I I PRICE! I I I I I 111711wae HUNT.-..CMI I IOU'All 142·200111 ------------.. ---.... ·1 .. --- 7 NOrlca TOC•EDITOltS SUN•IO. C04.t•T OF THE PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE STATEOt'CAU"4)ttMIAl'O• --·---TME COUWTY 01' O•AMGE ~II l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS .... a.-1'·11-NAMI STATEMENT E\t•t• .. MIGN<* G llFCIC Elt fltcTITlOUllUSIMES!t Th~ totlowonq Pf'"°"' ••• OOtnQ 0.<e•sed. 'f MAMIE STATEMENT IN\•MH H P\1.UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTI CE FICTITIOUS 9USINESS NAM[ STATEMENT Tht loHowonQ perloOn I\ do111Q b<i\I ntu ., GARY (N ANTENNA '>YST EMS. IJOI Yo~k Slrett, c,.,cs.,n C.rov•. C~lllornl~ '17W De Mo\ (IMk c, ........ t,)6~ I Yo11k Sl'P•I, Gdrc1i!n (,rove. C.tlltorn1" 91b4• Thi\ bu\tnC\\ f\ <.onovttltd bv t'n 1n Oi•IOUdl. Denni\ c. ""''"" Thi\ \l•len-Mtnl Wd\ fll~cJ Wltrl Int' Coun1v Cl••-OI Or~ (oun1v on Julv n. 1t19 Flt'111 PuDll~ Or.tn~ (o••I D.tlly PllOI July n -AU9 1. 1. n. 1919 uv 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE ------------FIC:TITIOUS 9USINESS NAME STATEMENT The fOllowlno per-.on I• 001n9 b•rn MU•\ . H RAW8C RRV !>HO'lTCAl(t . 110 S PM.Ilk Co&\t HIQl\wo. L•QVn<1 Bea<h, C•llfornl• 976SI Dru'<llfd f"'4tfl, UW2 Sunb<>l'.I. Hunti"C)lon lie.ch. C<1lllorn1.t '1?~/ Thl\j>u•ln"" I\ <onOu<te<I by"" In d1v10u•I Or-Ill• rr,.n Thi\ H•t-t w<I• 111..0 with ,,_. Counl y Clerk of Or-Counly on Julf 1l, "" <•edftoo "' ttw -,......., de<~dent bu••nen ~• Anai..lm Str.,.t. No 101, C:O.t• Mew, 1'11'211 ...... •II penoftS llftlnQ cl•tm\ .~.... 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SUllt 'OCI, N"wport Tht\ bu••rw>\\ '' condUtted by .;n '" j NAME STATEMENT " Ille Pl<K• Of bu!oH•M\ of tllf' ""· k•tll, C.rllornM97640 dtvidu~• Thfo lollow11>9 ~"°" "c1o1no ""'' 04!r\•ont<S In•" ,...lie<• 1>ert•lnlne) to J•mn R WollonC), O SO Von Otr•tBuWW>nO I nen "' tne nt• of \.eOd c!K-nl, within 1ourl 1Carm""' AWfl'ue, SUlle .00, Newport Rana.rt t;tottm•n 1108 & SONS CYCl E AE PAIR month\ MW tfwo II™ pullhc•tloft ol "-<Kll,C.tlilorn.•97640 Thi\ '1"'MYn w•• 111~ '"'1111 tl\f ll?O [ '>t An(lt»w\ Pt 1t• No o '>dn' '"" nollo Thi\ bu\lne\> I\ <ondUtted by • 1 County C~r• ol OrOl>O" Counly on July t• An•, C.a11torn111 '1110; • O•ted J-2'. 191' o-ner•I O<WlneuNp. n. "It Aob<'rt F Wlnc"""I~ )Al71 Crou111 OEltTltUOE A. JAGO JoM 0. O'Donnell l'llt2'1 I Voll•. D•M Point, Calllor~1" <n•2'1 t:•e<lllorotlfte Thll •U-wft tiled with the) Publl\MO Or.w199 Co.t•I D•llY Piiot, Tho\ bu\llle1\ 1, <ondu<t.o by •n on. ~-•of 1114 c-ty Cler'k o10r-.eoum,Oft J111y JulyU -A119, l.t. IS, t919 1/S!.-1' dlvtdu•t -t'Wlmedde<..,...t "· '"' -BobWlnrhe,te< JOMN M. ''~MOHS O.MAltClO, HltAL. GHENHltG, PUBLIC NOTICE I Thh \l•lement wn 111..0 with tile .. SMllllC... .....,.., TM•ALL & ll.UIM•• ' County Cler~ ot Or.,,ge County on Jul "-a.di. CA .... , Attw•.,. .. Lohr f • ll. 1'1' y , .. , 171•1-Mln s ......... c.....~ .. sw.w I PICTITIOUS9USINISS A tw•mc-.... ~tlMdl CAftMI MAM•STATIM•MT l'llttlJ =:.... 0r.,.. Goell O.lly Pilot Pvtlll"8111d Or-to.st Delly PllOll Tiie folfowine) 1MrSOM m dolno I J:.:;~1='A~~O: ~41~!1~•lly1f~~% Jwly I I It 2S A"9 t 197t ™' 1' July U, AUQ. I, t , IS, 1'1t ?tlH t bu\tMU •" ' · • • ' ' ' ' ' _ ---· THE HELMSMAN, 1131 l'orelfe . --pv•• Ill' NOTIC I Dr • J, H~11191on BH<h, CA '2~ PUBLIC NOTICE !IN.A'-E PUBLIC NOTICE Horace Edwerd Pike, tt:n Fofilfe ------·--~· -·-Dr. •l,Hunllnoton 8N<h,CA'1Mlo fllCTITloutlUMIHH • -IC•thlf'en Ann eo.ov. tll1 Forelle l"ICTITtOUS BUSINESS NAMtl ITATRM•MT ' PICTITIOUS 9USIMEIS I Or •l, Huntlnvton BH<h, CA 92Mlo NAME STATEMENT TM foltow1n9 pefMlll Is 00!1'9 bu•i.I NAME STATEMENT Thi\ buMMU ,, (Ondu<ttd by • Tiit tolfowlno 11trM>n> •re OotnQ M U .. TM ICM-Nit .-r-" doo1'9 -oener•I .,.,,_.,,.p bull MU H GALLE•Y IMPORTS, JUtl Bill-I""''•' H Eow.,cb Pike PEPPEIUREE HEIGHTS,, ... & ftMle Dr~ L...-N'9Utf, (A. n6n OOMtMION ADVISORS, 41~ VOft Tltll •w-w .. 111.0 with n. 26611 S.nt• AN Ave,,..., Co\i. Mew, •.eiwt ""*-81«11. Uffl llW.. k•rm.,. A-, N4'wPOr1 &e.cl>. CA County Cleni OI Oranot County on July <Alllorn.• m1' _ .......... Mlewl, Ge. ft617 ""° 10, ,.,. 0.1 F. U.rM>n, )IOI Monroe wo. "'b ~Is <Of>ducted by"" !ft.I A•n4otpfl 0. PernOfl. 70S !.4'11 l'llMn Co\t• Me .... C.lllorno• 9U7~ OIY..... Loren10 St., Salli. Moniu. CA 'ICM02 Publl\Nd Oranot CoHt D•llY Pltot Oon. J--Ann w-. ?llS •00tt114. 111•<11 Tltl• but4,..,s '' <onclu<t.O by •n ln· July JS, AVQ. 1, e. IS, 1919 711/.Tf Cot141941, Colla Mew, C.lltorno~ <nU• Ttils ...,_ w .. llled wllJI ll'lt dlvlctuet • _ _ __ This bU\IM\\ •~ conduttecs by a c-•Y Clerk Of OrMQt C-ty Oft Aoltldolpll o. Pers'.IOfl PUBLIC NOTICF eener•l PM1ntr\l\•P JUM 2' tt'19 Tllll IWi.m.M .., .. fllecl wltll ,,,. Del F. U>rwn PU:rtMIC-tyC.,,.OIOr.,..c-ty011J1'1y Th°' ~tetement w•' flle<I wlttl ,,,. Putllltfltd °'9ll9t c.o..e O.lly Piiot 9 1'7' C....,.. Counly Cltrk ot Or411199 County on July Jlfly 4. II, II, U, Im U.0.1t flll .. 11 fl-tltll7 19, 191' -------Pvbtt"*I OrllnOt Goest O•lly Piiot, l'ICTITIOUS IUllMESS FllMIS PUBUC NOTICID 1 Jiiiy U, Ave. 1,t, IS, lt1' ---MAME STATEMENT Publot.l\ed Ore"91 Coast O•liy Pilot, .:. ~.. TM lotlowlnv PM""' ,, do<no buM July 1S and AVQ. t, •. IS,"" ,.,.,. ---.,-;c,-,-,-,ou-$;,stMHS __ P_U_B_UC __ N_OTl ___ C_E __ • nMss~~w ANO TALBOT AN O KOLL, __ P_U_B_U_C_N_OT_ I C_E __ NAM• ITATIMElfT LTD., l.)ld Av«aclO ....... ,, .... Suite no T,,. totlowl119 ""''°" h <IDll'IO llv1I ----• ,..w'°'I llfMK,11, Calllornle '1?"60 IWno fllCTITIOUSewtM•U . SHAW AHO TALBOT •• QttWr•I COVE SECURITY, 1'161 A-NAMa ITATEMaMT HrtflenNpl, IJCXI AVOUH:IO Avet1ue, T~r .. 1....-fM«h .. CA '1651 TM loll0wl1'9 pef-.. dooflO M l-Suite no, ~ Beacll .• C•lllO<nl• er.Otey L••ren<• Sturm, 2'6 neu es t7MO ,__ ..... Ttrr., L~ 8H<h PACIF IC COMPR ESSOR Tiii\ builntu I\ conovtted by• m51 ' LEASING & SALES CO., PACIFIC llmll.O 1M1r1-\l\1p. Tltl•Mlnft•lt<-..C..Olly~I AIA COMPAEUOA, USO A. So. SHAWANDTALBOT. dM41uel AMIMllll IMwd., ANlll!m, CA ntOS • Qtrwr• ,,.rtMrMllP lltaclley t... SlllNft Otvld hut TurMr, tm Qc.eM. OoNld W. SMw Tlll1 si.t-.it wa flltd wltll tllt crett Dr., HUllll"llOfl IHcJI, CA 92.... Otnwet Pert-c-fy Cltftl of OrMllt c-ityllft Jlllf Tlllt ............ -fllH Wltll t11t TllK lllll-1 •• llttO wllll ll'lt 1' lttf C-ty Cltfll tf Ortt11t c-fy °" Cowlly Clerk OI OrMlt C-..y on July "' ,_ .. tm •• 1'79. ~..,_Or-01e1C Diii ... PllM, PUNG DeMA•CO, H~ 0•••1tH•O, .ltlty IS,~ I, I, I~ l97t ..... ,._. ar.,. CM11 OMly P11et TM•Au.. ... 11.UJMa• .Nty "·"IS,~'· "" 2t0•7' • ....,...,. .. Lohr -~C.....Or ....... ~9Mdl,CA .... flullll"*I Of .... CM• Oefly Pilot Jvtv u ....... 1, •. ts, 1m *s.1t PU8UC NOTICB P\18UC NOTICE .-----. ----· PtJBUC NOTICE -~----~-~-- ITATIEMIENT 01' AIAMOOHMIENT OPUHOI' l'ICTITIOUS eUllNUS MAME Tiie tol10wl119 penont httw •b4'n· doMd I ... 11\9 ot ,,,. F1Ctllkl411 BUll· MU Heme FELICITY. 117 F Alvtrslcle Drlw. Newport &Nch. C.tlllom1•'2t6l Tiie FlcUI~ 8ualMU N•m. r•· lerrecl lo -wH llleutlMu It <Of141u<t•d by • O-Mr•I jlMt/ltnlllp. "-le R. lff'#comb Tith \~ W•S llltd Wllll Ult c-•Y ti.rta ot 0r""99 c:ounty on Jiiiy n. "" flltltff Publl\htd Orenoe Coest Dally Pltot, July U -AUQ. I, I, IS. 1'7' 7'11-1' PUBLIC NOTICE r \ BUSINESS I CONSUMER Bee/Costs Taper Of/ EorMonth The avera1e price of a pound or beef ln CalifornJa showed Ul- tle chance between June artd Ju- ly. according to the California Beef Council's monthly 12-city survey of five popular cuts. The July price of $2.36 a pound com - pared with $2.35 In June. In Santa Ana, the only Orange County city in the survey, the five-cut average was $2.03 a pound in July. compared with S2.27 in June. The average in Santa Ana was Sl.73 a pound in July 1978, compared with $1.92 am ong the 12 cities. "THE LATEST prices are down from the May high of $2.49 and should remain at roughly this level throughout the sum- m er ," said Rober t Rol ston , council manager . While the negati ve impact of the independent truckers strike on livestock mowmcnt 1s past , he said, the U S. callleherd is 16 per cent smaller th<tn 1t was in 1975. Even though cattlemen are rebuildjng their herd~. hcef sup- Plant Goes Up "".,,...,... plies are not expetl<'d to be plen- tiful during the next three lo five Lo:-;t 111 tht• maze of steel are workmen near the t op of t h1!'i c·1reular huilding that 1s the second of three planned for th<.· l'~llo Verde nuclcur gcnt·rating plant a t Buckeye, Ariz. Tht· steel rod being hoisted up them will he welded int o pla<·c as part of the ~lccl thdt protects the lOO·foot ta II huildang. Gas Dealer Markup To Change Aug. I LOS ANG F:LES <AP J ThP 1w~ slat1on business. which has changt'd a lot in lhl· last frw yt:ars, heis chCinged again with new rule~ from th£• 0<'partmcnt of Energy In th<• offing for consuml'rs arc l(asohne prices pegged to tnf1 1At1on and fcwcrsclf l>cr vcpumps The ruh.•s, whirh bC'come f'f. fel'l1vt• AuJ.! I , allow ser v lC'l' !.t<J t1on owm•rs a flat 15.'l·ccnt·PN gallon m :oomum m arkup 1n stead or fort'ing them to oper;1tt• un(frr formulas peJ:gf>d to th•· murk up-; they had m 1974. El.IMINi\TED /\RE pro vi..,1on.., for ' hankrng" cxp1•ns1·.., Lh:.it rnulcl lall'r be add<'d lo th1• per gallon pric1• and pa:.scd on to consumt'r'i. 11 w as lh1•o;1• "hanking" pro· viR1ons that allowed somt• dealer~ to s t-II gasolme a l more than $1 per gallon dur ing the height of the J.(as crunch lust May . /\s loni.: as supplies were tight and Ull' marhl would !;ct.tr 1t. dt•;_,lerc; c·ould add cost-; in- cn·ascs they had "stored up · . .ind legally charge Sl 30. SI 50 •ir mon•. The nat 15 4-cent markup Wiii end lhe1'P pnces. However , l>ays DOE official Jack Wood . th(· maximum markup will be re vu•wed by the agency every si x moot h!'. and adJw.ted to n ·Ot·ct the rnnat1on. T lli\T MEANS that unles~ in r:at1on subsides. the markup al low ed service station oper ator. wlll risr along with e\lcrything t·llM' and put continuing upward t>rl'SSUrl' on pump pnccs I nd1v1dual governors <ibo ran than,::1· thE' m arkups m th1·1r st ut1,s, meaning that g;1s•>lln1· 1>nt•<•s may vary cons1dn:ihly f rom om· urea to another year s. IN SANTA /\NJ\, according to t ht· survey. the price of a r><Jund of ground beef went from $1.49 lasl month to $1.2fi this month. I\ year ago 1t was selling for an :.ivcrage or 94 cent~. The price of bone in round steak remained at $1.9<1 a pound. the same as last month's cost . A year ago it sold for $I 56. Santa Ana shoppers paid $2.74 a pound for bone-an sirloin steak this month. compared with $3.ll ~· pound last month and $2.36 last ycur. T ·BONE STEAK sold for $2.90 a pound this month, compared with $3.26 last month and $2.5:l IJsl year A seven-bone chuck roa.!-1 "'enl for SI 32 a pound this month. SI Sli last month and $1 24 last year Pnccs an tht· l l ·c1ty aver;1g<· showed ground beer S<'lling for $ 1.43 a pound this month. $ l.47 a pound last month und $1 07 last year. Bone-in round stl':Jk was ~elhng for $2 20 a p<1un'1 th•~ month, $2.25 l<i~t month <ind SI 79 last year Bone-in !'>irlom '>Ll'ak sold in tht· 12 c1t1es for on aveni1w of S3 15 this month, s:1 ll> la!-.t month <ind S2 60 l a.;;t year THE AVF.RA<a: Prl<'l' of T bone stt-ak was SJ 37 Urn. month. $3 2R last month and $2 91 last VC'a r . A seven-bon" chut'k roast was selltn!-! in th1• 12 c1t lt's for an avl'raf{t' of $1 6:1 a pound, com pilled with SI 55 Ja.-.L month anrl SI 2'1 last year DaonPlans to Buy 10 Square Miles CONSERVE ENERGY Daon Southwest. Newport Beach, has entered an l8·month escrow agreement with Oxford In- vestment Corp. of Los Angeles l o purctlase approx· imately 6,300 acres west of the San Fernando Valley, said James 0 . Stout, president or the Newport Beach-based development firm T he property, nearly 10 square males. is one of the largest undeveloped raw land tracts in the northwest sector of metropolitan Los Angeles and holds a purchase price or more than $60 million, payable over 20 years. LOCATED IN VENTURA AND Los Angeles counties, the parcel is 24 miles northwest of the Los Angeles Civic Center , 30 mj les east of the city of Ventura and nine miles north of the Pacific. Daon has hired Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Men- denhall to begin development plans. Daon Southwest is the largest division of Oaon Corp .• a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary or Daon Development Corp., western Canada's largest builder-developer . Daon's portfolio includes m aster-planned communities, the development of commer cial and industrial complexes. mobile home parks and condominium conversions. Fluor Firm Hired F luor Canada Ltd. of Calgary, a subsidiary of Fluor Corp.. Irvine, has been awarded a $17 million contract Crom Aquitaine Company of Canada Ltd., Cal1ary. The subsidiary will engineer, procure equip- ment and construct facllitieB t.o process an addi- tiona l 200 million cubic feet or raw gas a day at Aquitaine's Ram River plant In Alberta. Comple- tion is scheduled for late 1980. Finn Sigm Pact with the finest ino;u1at1on available Wrap your tiome in a complcto blanket Will keeo you cool 1n ·,ummer and warm 1n w1nrcr Cal Tod.y for A11 Af1ul •-11t EMftlGY FACTOIS IHC. Alto S,.CW!sh In ~ ~ ... S.... D ........ ·- Addffl0111 FIH PAIMT OH UTlllO• WALLS WITH tACH IMSUL.ATIOH COHTllACT FOi DAILY l'tlOT RUDHS. l7 I 4J 540-7245 Lrct>nse 1t3so2t3 ..------Paid Advertisement ______ _ CORPORATE NOTES By JAMES R. URQUHART Ill Attorney at Law Q. CAN I INCORPORATE MY EXISTING OR PLANNED BUSINESS WITH JUST ONE PERSON? A. YES. You can be the sole officer, direct.or, and shareholder all rolled int.o one. But. if stock Is to be owned by more than just you and your spouse, you must have more persons on the board or direct.ors. At no lime would you need more than three <3> directors. ,,1CTmouseu"Nns Newport Pharmaceuticals International , Inc .• NAMR ITAHM ... T Newport Beach. has announced completion of a Q. IF I INCORPORATE MY EXISTING OR PLANNE D BUSINESS, AM I LIMITED IN THE nDNGS MV NEW CORPORATION CAN DO? 1 T1141 totto.wtt'IQ ,.non " d911•9 bul• licensing agreementin Japan. nMl:~:HTIHOTON BUCH PAINT Mochida Pharmaceutical Co. Lt. or Tokyo will A. NO. A California Corporation can carry on any number of businesses at the same time. For example. your new corporation could cn8•1e ln the conat.rucUon and real eat.ale bualneu con • currently. AHO eoov. "" St.cer "1111t1fl(ltofl develop and market Newport's immunopoten-._~eC:.~!~'11e,,,e, 20, Uat.ortf-viral agent, lsoprtnoalne, ln Japan. N•tllvllle, ....... Hl#lllflOIOft 8"Kh, MochJda WU founded in 1913 and bu manetJni ~::= ,, c...-..ci.., ... 11• and medical activities in the pharmaceutical, .. ..,... • diagnoatic reacent.a, para-medical products and ' T11i. e:S::-'-11 ..... ,,. ,,,. 1 _m_ecl_tc_a_I_eq..:...ui..:p_m_e_n_t. ____________ _ Q. IS ft' DPEN81VE TO INCOaPOaATET CO-ty (*11 .. °' ..... c-ty Oii Jiiiy n,mt. A. NO My law office wlll lncorporate your pre· sent or planned business for the all·lndustve ~ price of SIJIO. This breaks down to '250 ln at· Keep• you • ~ torney feet and '330 In cott.a. We tum around ~-OflOlfl and pa.y out cosl3 as followa: Francblae Tax on top of ~,,,. _.. Board, .-0: Secretary of Stale, f70: Corpora· the loc•I u1LMPttOOUCT•Oftnub10 lion• Comml11loner. $25; CorporaUon Kit, '35. An 1vera1e Incorporation taktt about i• daya; acene . . • f ••ter ti 1>9yment la by cub or cubler'• check. everyli•" uuo hJ• • P•l•t We are happy to answer qu.tloal about your ' O••enMp I• ... __. propoMd t.orporaUOD wit.bout obti1aUoe to In the , .. ,,. ... , .._... ...,._ you. Our ...,_. 11 .lam• R. U"1ullart Ill, A ti ~ .._.. P•1*1' PNIHRGDal Law Cor'IMW•tlaa. 1* Do¥e 8tnet. HJ I g ~ Hel1 ... '_·_,:_:._.;,_"_•_',_ •• _ .. _· .... ~.::_•o"•=···f'loor•<™_; •:,•~-=.•.·"-... •.eb•,•C•a•U•fo•n•t•.· • ...... __ _ .• 7 • • Business DAILY PtLOT 8 f t Benefits Come Down to Earth Space Program Yield. Caina of Boih Peopl,e and Prodlrets WASlllNOTON CAP) -a.. MaeK9M, 11. ... ,.,.,..,..... Jimm y Otrlacb are amoa1 mlWGm el ,_... livtq ...._. oaSut11• ... aaaw81hd oa tM -a dee ... •IO· 1'he c ......... tedt ol ...... 1ulfen fJ'om a rare dllease, are beaefldarlfe al •Pffe ,.,._.., productl or m.Mriala developed ln lbe effort to eaplore apece. llAaltN BAI> SPSNT years ta bed, eOGltaM ke bat.ha ber .., relief from \be pa1D aeariaa ber armt ud lep. Her il1DMa ta· known u b'"1llnc llmb ayn- drorne. It causea severe pain ia the UmbL Only coollD& briQp r-elief. Jl= ... farelild to a\aJ In air~-td l'GOGll and •M· ~ ,,.. aerctH bec•UM bla outer.._ 1eal4ld olf. ._. C9A DOW do IDOlt normaJ tl•i•I•· Tbey wear modUltd Hraao. ol ~· llquld·cooltd ald&a I.Ml~ uU"onauta •1at.m& a..... beat. - .&Aa SN, o r TUa O. N9U SeoUa, wean a blaoket·Uke gar· meat a.a dreulatet cOC)l wtater aroand ..... leca and tlll.U. It re- U.V• ptlln, prevet1t. IW'tber Ua· aae deterioration and enables ber to move about l n a wheeldWr. Jhn~ wu helped when Na· lJoaal Aeroa.uUc1 and Space AdmlnlatraUan en•iaeen de· vtloped a a baUery·powered backpeek that circu.lat.et water throup an upper·body 1umtnt . WHrlal UU. device, Jimmy can bicycle arouad his Palmyra, Pa .. nei_,.borbood and join ln other outdoor play. The tedmo&otcY of Apollo and other Protram• hu found ita way \nto medicine, tra.naporta- t!on, lodUIUial procnses. public •afety, con1tructlon1 com· munlcatiom, home appliances, recreaUoo apd food product.a. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SV &PalSINGLY, however, few Americans seem aware of the many uses found for apace t~hnology. An NABERS ( (S) Odd·even Plan Won't Change LEASEFIOM THESOURCE SACRAMENTO (AP> -The odC:·even gasoline marketing sys tem probably will r. •main In effect in 14 California counties through Sep· te mber, according to state Energy Commis~n )Der Richard Maultin. • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION "Although the long lines have generally disap- peared. the underlying gasoline situMtion remains crilicaJ:' Maullin said Tuesday in u letter to service stat.Jon dealers. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. "Any relaUvely m inor surge in gasoline de- mand, decrease in California gasoline supplies, or change in service station operations caused by new Department of Energy pricing rules could end the curTent calm," Maullin said. COSTA MESA 540-9100 PVBUC NOTICE C"""'1 F-nart ,-1CTtTIOUS aUSINESS MAMll ITATIEMEMT Tn,. 1011o•lno ""''°n\ ••~ d oing bu"ne\\.tt 0 '00NN £Ll. BPIGHl\M ~ PARTNERS.NORTHERN. 43'>0 \Ion K••ma11 ............. S11lle AOO. N~"'"°'' 8ud1. CA11tom1.t 916'0 J ollf'I 0 . O'Oon,,.11, 4J)0 \Io n l(llrm .. n ,,,.,,.....,., ~•I• <IOO, Newport 0~•<11. (AlllO<ni• 97660 T~••"<" w. 8rtQll•rn. o~ \Ion l(•rm<1n A--. <;u11e 400. Newl>Qf'I BHCh, C.lllomlo 97"60 Roy w. Gr•"'41, 31oe ih><:lla""n ~lrMI, !.M FrM!tl~o. C..llfornl,. ••Ill Tiii• IHnll'lff\ f\ Condu<l•d by • oe...,,., .,.nnen111p. JoM o. 0·0oro ... 11 Tll" 111111'"""'1 w .. 1114!0 with ltle County Clef'I< of Or*lgt COUnh on July .. "" oeMA•co ........ L. GlllHM•••G, THllALL&ILUS..Elt AftWNrt .. .._ tMNe...,...c.w0r.,s ... • •••"'9 9Hcll, CA ftW Pubflr.lled ()rMg9 Co.,t Ooll'f PllOI ~UIY U, ...... t, a. U, \t19 2-1·19 PVBUC NOTICE -----=---FICTITIOUS aUSIN•H NAM£ STATEMENT Tl•• followtno ~r!IOn• •rt doing IMI SHlflS H . DICK'S IMPE!ll ... L .-.111.-.TtON, 19SJI S Alrpo<1 Wo . Sullt "•. Sant• AM, C.llh>f'nl• 91107 010\ .-.vlatloft 1 nt , a C..ltfOfnla corponlklft. 19531 s. Airport Way, Mn· I• An•, C.llfMnla 91101 tmpul•• """•lion Inc., • c.11torn1• <.arl>Of'•llon, "Sl' s. Airport W• 'f. SMl• ,.,.._ C.llloml• '1101 Tlllt ~IMSS IS CondU<l•d b'f o o-nerot ~19. ~ A•'-l141n '"'" J-A.P-Thls .... _ WH flNd with Ille County Cletll of OrM\911 Counly Ol'I July l . 1919 ,,,.,. We a rc pk::i~J hl :m nouncc the a~ociatinn of Guy Halferty l "Ir""·'" .ui.l Munietp.11 Bn11,h and h xt·.l l11111m1· lnv1.)t111e111\ lnv~tmt'nl &n\a.•n Siner 1936. Mt>mhcr1 New Ycwlc Stuck Exchan~ anJ Orher Principe! Exchan~. Li& An$1det. San frlncltcu, N1:wpin Beach. New Yudc, Gresham . Ore. SOO Newpon Center Drive, Newpon Beach, Califomia 92660 • (714) 644-4620 ~· How •can • !>eepe1 be silent? Srnple ·• ti ~ gently when someone's trying to reach you 1oea1 tor l'iOsP!lal. theater. courtroom . meetlllO' ·• anywhefe norse wouta be disturbing Or. ll1p ltle switch and nave nounal. aud1Dle beeping Either way anyone can reach you w1th1n 10 seconds with lh1s shm. hghtw910ht pager And Answer Page olfe1s cove1age anytime. anywhere ln Los ATigeles. Orange. 5an 6efllaf<llno. RNeiSt<le and pans 01 Ventura counties. all tor one tow monlhly rate WJnt 10 ~now mO!e about the s11en1 beeper' Call us 100ay1 fU~6Wffi ffi(jE 111UIA,....eou...,462·PAGE In onn,. c."" 731 • 7777 QI l'" '"'°'""''°" IOI !lit Ans•"' '• Ollo ~.,~ y<11. ....,1.,-..-... P11bll"'*' OrMl!ll OIOtt Ooll'f PllOt, Ju~.~~'~1979 2~79.._ ____ ~~--~~~----~----~~----~~~----~~~--~--~----~~------~ PUBUC NOTICE ,-ICTITIOUS aUSINllH NAM& STATEMUn Tiie •011owlf'l9 pertOl'lt •re dol119 buM-ft: J & M IHTEltlOAS, 4» IM«lell• Terrace, Gor-dtl MM, CA NU ,_.,..,,. """"" °' 1 ........ ,.,. rOQ, tor.. dl4 MM, CA ftliZS JOll•M c. Ato11tlf'I, " J01ml11e Cl'Mtl Or~ ear-di! -....CAftUS This btolllf'IK"t II <~ ... lty o .. _ .. ,., ........ J"'-c. AMllNt This .....,,.... -fl• ....... c.-., °"" .. ~ c...ey-.., U, lt1'. """" .......... 0r-. c... o.&t, "* Jul-, 15. ..._ t, e. IS, tm I -•'•BBS TO 8111110V TllD llYOllll ··-•1tl AllOCIAT• Associated Preaa·NBC News PoU conducted Jut week found that ~ percent of those ques· tloned aald they didn't believe the apace proaram had broucht enouah benefits to ju11tlfy lta total S'18 billion co.t. The Apollo pro1ram alone cost $25 blWoo. When Skylab plunced to Eartb In names Jut week, among the ltema that burned was a aopbistJcated smote deteclor, forerunner of those now slan· dard ln many homes and apart· menta. Alao incinerated was a Slf.ylab s un shie ld , which has been tranalat.ed into a solar screen that keeps out 70 percent to 80 percent of the heat that normal- ly would penetrate a window. The screen has reduced air-· conditioning costs in several federal buildings, includi ng the Federal Court House in Los Angeles. AMONG CONSUM ER pro ducts "spun from space" are lig htweight blankets and c lothing, long-wearing paint, s uper-fireproof suits, digital clocks, caulking sealants and microminiaturized devices for such products as hand-he ld com- puters. watches and videotapt! recorders. The new materials, compute r and microelectronics a re the visible evidence of space spinoff. P eo ple are the invisi ble spillover. Aeros pace-trained engineers. scientists, managers, techni- cians, programme rs a nd rt•· searchers have moved -with t.heir imagination and innovatJ vc concepts -into a lmost every sector of the U.S. econom y. THE BIGGEST BENEFITS from space spmoH have bc<:n in e lectronics e1nd computers . Another big payoff has bfi·n I•• medicine. New Power Sour~e Magnetic pos itioning and pressure as well as neutral beam injection a re to achieve fusion of atomic nucle i in this device by Gen e ral Atomic. 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J .,,..NI II I~ .,, \ \~ Hew hlQM ..................... ,, u VI~ 7 ... .,, 0 11 u MUTUA L FUND S TRANSACTIONS STOCKS I BUSINESS Beaven Seent Denim May Rescue Lever By MILTON MOSKOWITZ For reaSOM that have never been entirely clear, New York·based Lever Bros. always seema to have a hard time 1ettln1 It all to1ether. Before World War II, when its Lux and Rinao brands were leaders of the soap market and its Spry aborteninl battled Crisco for leadetship, Lever manaced a Sood fi&ht agaln1t Procter & Gamble and Colaate-Palmolive. That was the pre-deler1ent era. Once dete rgenll hit the market -P&G was first with ·Tide· IA ver crumpled . It was as .if the company never believed detergen(s were here to s tay. LEVER HAS DEVELOPED SOME s uccessful brands: Wisk. All Lux. Dove a nd Caress. Lever also has made a comeback In the toothpaste business. where it used to have a commanding position with Pepsodent. Today. it's baUUog Colgate for the No. 2 position with Afm. Close·UP and Pcpsodent. P&G rules here too with Crest and Gleem. Other Lever brands· include Imperial margarine, Mrs. fhJtlerworth's syrup and Signal mouthwash. tr 1l dbesn't hold hi~h positions in the marketplace, Lever docs well In the competition for the most nauseating com m erc i a l s on televis ion Its "r ing t• round the collu r " dlrgP ror Wisk and its ''crown" comme rcial ro r Imperial have been arritalmg viewers for years. Money Tree It continues the irritation Lever used to cause radio li steners when it promoted its deodorant soap, Lifebuoy, with a foghorn commercial that blart.>d ... B.O " It's typical or Lever that it would murket the firs t d<.'odorant soap and when lhf' market for t.leodoranl soap11 really took off with Dial and other brands. Leaver was left at the starting gull· UP TO NOW u :vf:R 'S MISADVENTURES have been tolerated by its parent, Unilever Ltd . an Anglo·Dutch hybrid whose sales of $20 bilUon r~nk at as one .or the largest corporations 1n the wo rld. W1.th so m<tny thu~gs to do in so many places 500 companies 1n 73 countries Unilever may not huve had the lime to pay attention lo ill. Amen can oHsprini.< Rut this fall the parent as coming to the rescue of al!. child Lever Bros is ~oi ng to ma rket in this country a men's fra~rancc that Unilever com panies in Europe and South America have scored with. It 's a h1gh·prlced cologne called Denim. It's designed for the jeans we arer <and these days , that's everyone J. . Lever Broi-wi ll spend $12 million to pus h Denim as lhl' fragrance ror men "who don't have to try too ~ard ... Comml'rcaals will feature a woman's hand unsnapping the cuff and pocket s naps on a man's denim shirt. Th.e package :ind the magazine ads -wall feature a man s body wearing a denim s hirt open almost lo the na vel , IT'S A DEPARTURE FOR LEVER BROS .• wh1~h hll ~ been accustomed to selling to housewives and chal.dren. Lever has never sold to department store~ before. so al has to set up a Denim sa les force. Another first · Lever Bros will buy spac<' 1n Playboy and Penthouse Clwice of Fed Chief Spurs Market Gain NEW YORK 1 AP I The stock market chalked up a broad ~am today an respon~e t~ President Carter 's nomination of Paul Volcker as chairman or the Federal Reserve Board. <Story. Page A3 > Th<' Dow Jones averag(' of 31) industrials was up 9 73 poinlstoS.19.51 . • . Gainers outnumbered losers by close to a :1.1 margin an the tally of New York Stock Exchllnge·hstcd issues. Stof"k• In Tllf" .ft pot light NEW YOAK IAPI· S.i~\. • Pm p<kr .ind ,..,, cc"-Of Ille llllMn mo'1 Kllve Ne w Yor• Stoo Eotll•~ IU~. tracllnq rwtk>Mll• "' ....,,.. .. '""" $1 1 Pen Am '30,100 I•• + "' NL T Corp S46,SOO :11 't. 1"" Stu<IWortll 4'1'1.100 •I~ + •>< CentSo W&\t Jt6,,700 IS'4 • 1 • C:OnlAlfL'" lll,JOO 17'1> • 10,, I BM ' 3"', 100 •'"' • 'Ill Eo on J.'6,JOO IH• • 1'111 8.tllVMIO ' )1?,000 0"' M•"''" Tr 79/,.00 11 1 • l'1r' .. 0~~ m:= ~:; ' I ~ 11et~orp ns.1oe •·, "' Amer T& T 71l • .OO \II,, i. RCA 101,.00 1• '• V• EtPow 10J.l00 11'• A.wrfran ~rad~n DoarJonf-#11 rrraar• NEW Y O AK 1 4PI Fon.i i lfO,. J o n ,. ' •• " " r d 0 f" \ STOCKS Ho n LO• Clo"' CP'oQ )() Ind °!';;'. ~/I m II ~ S1 • Q 13 10 Trn 1"8 JO Ht •SHI ?I ?SO ll • 1 ti 11 UI• 101 ll 108 •• IOI 01 101 <It• 0.61 •S Stk 1'1 II 1'l'I 41 :I'• <II m }I• J IS lndU\ 7,Ul,JOO Tr•n 1,1:16,IOO u1111 .,S,IOO 6S Slk •.}IJ,qoQ N EW YOAK i API Adv.,,< rd ()e(l•MO Unc:ll•l'W)rO Tol<tl oU••" New l'UO~ .... 10-. N EW VOAK A111>roa ltnal P.-.vlou• «MY Wff' -MOl\111 •90 Ye•r <t(IO Two Y••'' ~ J•ll I 10 °"" tue 10 d~le 1'11 lo CUIP IAP1 P1_., ,~· ~ '°' s .. .., ,,, 1MO '"1 11 • I I NY S•oc:~ ••••• l4,l"0,000 n .•'11.tQI JS.•so,ooo ,.,110,000 .»,U0,000 1•,U0,000 •,111.IS1,-l .I01,0'll,000 J,011,410,000 -AT llM!ll DID NEW YOllK IA>'1 7 ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES Wedneiday. J uly 25. 1979 Langella Gets Teeth Into 'Dracula' • ., llON,.lDllGJWTON ........... ,..,....... .... ,_,. ................... l"OQI IC,._ ............ of 81'am ...... "Dr.eula." wtlaa a.aa LMIDli ... ~ IM leediq the fteld.-tMU',.V•yalaol"~~~•r h .. ( w-... : J ..... 11-.... ~lood. tm'llr •D bow e ver. wltb the REt'l,-p•rlonn•••• or ,.,. •• . • DW . Lua•U• ln the lltrltch Corp. preaent1Uon of "Dracula." wbkh, Uh the orillnal 1911 t.uaoal tenica. ii be1al Nleued by Untver11l. rrl A llAGNH'ICSNT MW retelllos ol Ute l.,mlllar ...-. wlth eDCMllla fNlh l.Dlndieotl to add 1urprilt u4 malnl&lft exdtement. Tbil ftlm waa tuplrtd by the recent Broadway slal• ~oft.be HamUtoo Deane and John L . Bafclera&oD play version, wblcb also 1tarred LaapUa. Tbe old play iii earttally ~potboiler. thou_... and the revival was marked by a camp ap- proach and the desips of F.dward Gorey. which were l~natlve but which bad Uttle to do with the story. Both the play and the original Stoker novel are credited for the new film, but W.D. Richter bas es- sentially fuhiooed an impressive new script in which the characters and their relalionablps have been altered somewhat. It worked beautifully to create renewed interest in the story A NEW APPROACH FOR OLD 'DRACULA· Fr•nk Langell• Glvea Role Freeh Blood THE APPROACH TO THIS "Dracula" is that of a great romance. There are enough borror ele· ments -throal.'J being ripped out and slakes being * * * * * * * * 'Brae' Born in 1897 * Tiiie Hollywood Reporter A Briti s h sc ribbl e r . C h a rles Mo rre l . s m artly managed to get a dramaUc pro- duction or "Dracula" off the ~round in the early part of the century. An American writer. Hamilton Deane. in tum adapt- ed Morrel's vers ion for the stage, and somewhere along the line a John L. Balderston was called in as play-doctor and his revision opened in New York's Fulton Theatre in 1927. Bram Stoker got "Dracula" inlO print in 1897. However. un- like his contemporary. Arthur Conan Doyle. he did not h ave good lawyers. The novel is, as far as we can ascertain, In public domain. whereas She rlock Holmes and friends still are very much lhe property of the Doyle Estate. Sute..TUt. JULY 2'·31 liP.t'ef'~ Mr • .Ju'd•tn ___ .,, Rol>rrt S..• J Jo i 11 .1f<Jll~(!(}ll/(1'_Y '°'"" 1"" I JU LDliT HDAIZDN can M2-se11. PutalewWOfd• to worts tor you. '" , ... 1.tm14u.11 "1ltEAPPLE DUMPLING GANG AIDES AGAIN" "BEDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS" (G) "LOST AND FOUND" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) ~()\.\ t'l .\\l'\i(, 8"lA Pl.Al.A S1ea ~29·!>339 UICI ... $ Westmtnslet 893-<Y.>46 UWMll'•WPlllTCl ... A Hwport Beach 644·0760 ' IT .......... Orange 639-8770 Oeanc and Balderston arc the official authors of the play, which became a mild success. a nd to which Universa l bought the rights. In 1931 the Dracula we all know about e m erged 10 the persona of Bela Lugosi. '"ALIEN' is a corker, a walloper, a rouser, a screecher and a ton of fun." Gene Shallt, . NBC·lV ""ALIEN r~ SIOOUR"EV VEF0-41CA HARRY DEAN SKERAITT WCAVEA CAATWAIGHT 51ANTON JOHN ~ IAN HOLM ~ YAPH€T K01TO • I 1t4'uU-4t t'ff1'1l"1P't°""'\!.-l .. l*t ft l·l.,.""t(J'9~f'W"J.fl:Ylf1 (AO.-f'·4t t 1111-,,...,,. .,._ .r • ..._1 '"""{'tlltl•ftt(Jt f 1f./..lit t '\t~A••ll•OAN0841H'>rt • tt1~f ~.#ll'l'.I J ••1•...,"'•H t ""o_...,..,,... Y\i'Ji( _. ... ., •• ,n...-.ti. f ,. ... ,,,...,,,_• f " V•h•l.(iA•f<A~•' ..,._•HStt• IA •J•f • • ............. ..,.... .............. ---·• .. •11#•••••1 lil"'fMoJI• '""' : • .,,. ........ ,_. , ,-~-1 driven thtou•b heart.I -lO live It a ltfOllC It rat· tni. but Lan1ella 's protrayal ls fasclnatlncly sensual and la bultt with an enfU)fln1 sexuality. For once, lhe audience should root ror the count and Miss Lucy <Kate NeWaan>. who evoke considerable sympathy In their doomed love af. fair. Nelligan la a perfect match for Lanaella and her expression in the f inal scene, which ls somewhat a mbiguous, tully relays the ecstasy she OltACllLA EH tllllve Prod , . u..iv«MI Product• ...... ~· .. · • · "· "· •• · • .. • ···• ••• .AVrvln E. Nllrlsch Olrt<IOI' • • • · • • .. • • · • · • · • · .. · • • W•t•r Nllrh<h S<r"nplty" • · • .. • ·" · ·" "" .. " • .. · .. · · · ·" "· JOIW> a.dN"' ········-;e<;.;.<-..,:;,. • ..:t;~······ w.o. ltlchter CHI:,,,.,,..~"·· LaVf'tnWtbkl T e, Ka .. feddy fur,.r, ~lvella McCoy, 11.;ltltN ..._-.,. ;_ C0:1H•Y .. rlh. Carroll, Frltlk B)rU1, GabOr VtrllOft, Fr-~ ~~':ri·, 190 ·---·--·............ . Nll'AAr ..... :a has kn;<>wn. One almost hopes that somehow their love will transcend the grave. ~s op~ed lO the camp approach or the stage ·ver~100, director John Badham treats the material senousl.Y a nd progresses the film with a lush sensu~ty. which helps build lhe sense of a great roman~c lege~~· Adding to UHs effect is Peter Murto~ s exqu1s1te production design and Gilbert Taylor s sumptuous photography. which takes full advantage of the atmospheric COrnwall localions .' II'.-' ADDITION TO Langella and Nelligan. the f1l!f1 . 1s ~r:fectly ~ast throughout. with Laurence Ohv1.er gwmg a_n interesting interpretation or Van H_els ang . Here. instead of being a famed vampire killer., Van H~lslng is the father of Mina <Jan Francis>. who is the first of Dracula's victims. . Thls chanJ?e in relationship adds a fascinating ~amension, especially in a scene where Van Hcls· ing Is approached by the ghoulish body of his un· dead. da ughter . Dona ld Pleasence is strong as Lucy s father. who runs an msane asylum m hi~ house. and the character or Renlield, which has also ~cen altered somewh at . is given demented t'X prcss1on by Tony llay~arth . Addi.ng lo lhe lush ro mant1Cil:)m 1s J ohn W1lha~s mus1~al ~<'on-.. wh1ch ranks us one or his most 1mpress1v(' ac hie ve ments a nd which I!. beautifull y performed by the London Symphon} Orchestra More Entertaining Than Humanly Possible! SIR UW < JU\Dt. ~MARTIN STNIC,l H ,........,. A ,JM HEN':-ielt" I'!« ll lll\Tll lN 1 HE MlJ'P£l MOVIC LA~~~ '>IN«IR• ~by.J4M l lUl<'-'Y'I W11Mn by .ulRV JUll & J/ICI( AlJRN<,• (,.,,..,...,bv.11\MI "-HU\WU V ""-& I VfObylNJI WILLl.llM"-1 KfJ'tl'IV ""'-' 111.R Co-rrodu<t-1 by ONIO LAII.R .,...,.'II n.. 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Alfrifl .... . .............. ~ .......... .-..CN- ,.... t t I M• 9YMnQ In lellft• 1 • I Oll9'1M't .... ~~ "eom.Mllofl Witt! Or w-...o...r-· --1==~ ODCCAVSTT ''Olck C9\left ~· -~UNPWW "Th• Men•g• 0 1 SIMtlgM .. <I) CROel WfTI o....v~ au...: Ptllll u-a. Con-,,.. 8._, Mcf'edden enc! Wftltef!Md. Eley,,. Booeler. ·~ANOMRS. MUil lnt<>rviewers <c lockwi se from lower le ft) Sarah Purcell, Fred Willard, Skip Stephenson, Bill RaUe rty 1rnd J ohn Barbour return with ·'Reol People" tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. 7:ao 8 WON.D WM I Qt DIARY "Bledll In Americ. With All Dallberate SPM<I?" Ed 8'1dley rec>0r11 on the all· tu• of bleck• In America. tocuelng on job1, housing, eauceuon end pOflllct. 2!> veer• •lie< lhe landmark Brown YI Board ol Educa- tion Sup;ame Court co~ ou11-1ng Mgregollon 1n publle lecllltl.a (PAtf 2 ol 2) .,.,iS.MLO "8ev8Qll Aoed To China" I a:I ,,.,._ v F'IUO DATING GAME 8 HOU.VWOOO 8QUAM8 •NrrM:ADtl. ·n t.ANFON> ANO SON Delle "-ou-t .,., ... • cempelgn work• for e pOlltlcel candid••• 0 TIC TAC DOUGH • AOAM-12 • llTONPGHT A nervoue recruit enoen· oer• the 11\191 of MaJl<>y ano Aeecl A IOoll al !\ow the rede- YelOpment of Loe ~· -OIW\etown .. 11>.-9"1ng the ~ conil'llU'llty end .... fyla ltwough Ole- .,._,of realdenll 8D MACNEll / l.EHREf\ REPORT D MAL PEOPl.E Segmen11 lncl\ide a v1s11 to the amalleat te4eviSIOn 1118 lt0n In the country, Shf!t IOctt eor-. 1 ,,_ ot tosl dogs, and a rllPOf'I by Jim my Bt-Mlln on the high prtc:a Of ..-illlft (R) '9 MAGIC MnHOO OF Oil PAINTIHO "T1aaa. Road And Moun1111n" • INTROOUaNO 8'0t.OOV (I) UNTAMED WON.D "Mld-O-V«" • llPO llATTl.£8 "Btltztlrteg" Al\ ac:count ol the flt'lt rMI aa.~ or rnecnana.o warlar11 that the German11 .,_, agalnat w .. 1wn Europe "The EnOocrine O!llnda" e:oo e Cl> cea ... ~ ....... ...,RTS ... C'lla•11..t Listhtg• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele:. D KNBC (NBC) Los Angele!> e KTLA (Ind l Los Anqele~ G KABC TV (ABC) LO'> Angelo!> (f) l(FMB (CBS) 5dn Oocqo 0 KHJ TV (Ind) LO'> A n•1cll!', (fO) KCS f (AfiC.) San Q14·qro tD KrTV (tnrl 1 Lil'. Anql'h'" Cl) KCOP TV I Incl I L<l'> At1lj•'''"• fD KCET·TV IPHbJ Loo., Anql"fo·!> '1i> KOCE:.·1V (PO!,) Hun11nqton Bet1ch CBS Wins Ratings •91 EIOHTIS ~H W"4ln Tom tor bids JOAnn1., 10 -the nvw man on ht" llh1. 1h• run• away from homfl to move In wllh 1114' ff!llOw CR) 0 MOVIE • • "Cannon For Corao b e" ( 19 70) Ouoruo Peopard, Olov11nne R11tto ,. All-Stars Aid NBC LOS ANGELES IAPl -F'or the first time :n 1979. NBC had the No. I show in lhe nutaonal Nielsen ratings. :.cor:ng with t.he "50lh Baseball All Star Game " The July 17 All·Star ~ame was the top-rut<'<l show for the week ending Sunday. cdgm~ CHS' lclec~st of the Miss Universe pugcant, accordi ng lo Nlt!lscn fi~ures rt>lcased Tuesday. APWI ......... Stan in Special Ann Margret will star in the musical -vari e ty s pecial "Hollywood Movie Girls" on ABC, Channel 7, next season, according t.o network officials. CBS won the week, however, mark· mg the fourth lime an the last fi ve weeks that CBS finished first or tied for fi rst in the weekly ratings battlf'. CRS' average n.atang for the wcl'k was 14.7. compared V> /\UC'!> 14 5 unt.I NBC's 13 9. EACH RATINGS po1nf~rcpre!>cnb about 750,000 homes. according to the A.C. Nielsen Co. The networks use the Nielsen ratings to determine ad- vertising rates. The AJl·Slar game won the week with.a ratingof24.4. The rest of the Top 10: 2, "Miss Universe Pageant," 22.7 ICBS>; 3, ''The Jerre rsons,' 20.7 tCBS); 4, "Three's Company," 20.7 I A BC); 5, "Fantasy Island," 19. 7 <ABC>; 6, "Alice," 19.2 <CBSl; 7, "Taxi," 18.7 (ABC>; 8. "Sunday Night Movie: 'War Games.' " 18.6 (ABC>; 9. "Dallas," 18.4 (CBS>: 10, "Mork and Mindy." 18.0 <ABCI. T he A II-Star game. the M 1ss Universe pageant and "War Games" were the only progra ms in the Top 10 that were not repeats. BASEBALL'S BIG e vents have been kind to NBC. The last Um e NBC had the week's top-rated show was Oct. 17, 1978, the final game or the World Series. The AU-Star game was the only progr am that NBC landed In the lop 10. The network's next highest show was a re run of "CHiPs," which finished 16th. The second 10 for the week were : 11, "Laverne & Shirley," 18.0 <ABC): 12, "The Dukes or Hazzard," 17.9 <CBS>; 13, "WKRP in Cincin - nati," 17.8 <CBS>; 14, "Vega$." 17.5 <ABC>; 151 "One Day al a Time," 17.4 <CBS>; 16, "ClllPs," 17.l <NBC>; 17, "All in the Family," 17.0 <CBS>; lB, "Charlie's Angels," 16.9 (ABC); 19, "13 Queens Blvd.," 16.7 <ABC>; 20, "M·A-S-11," 16.5 <CBS I. .... ~ ol U.9. Nf/lrt 11 .. nae w .-ouc ................... ......... • fllOWll ••• ......... <>' ... ....... ,,..., Jdlttn w.-. Jolwl ,.,, • The '°""' .,..,.. tiwt • u a. Menne ....... __ .. ,...... -~r..,..elnlfle ..... of ...., JWM. (2 In.) • THaMllOF UMC8t'TMITY ''Lend And P.apia'' The t06e of *"' tn del•mlnlng ~ eno poverty ti Ill ... ~. • TMltoNUT ~ s.-i yter'8 ~ p~ M>ee .._.., Prynne geye blnl1 to • the illegl1Jmel• Peet1; oimr.-t• -CIOee to dMltl, end ~ •Milne et.. ,,,_, r ...... Chllll11gwortt1'1 t"'8 ldel\U- !l_IO him (Pert~ of 4) NO• (I) C88 MOVtE • •• "fr9"Cfl Conner:tlOn U" (1976) Gene Hadcrnan. Fernando Ray. An Amen- c:an dMllC11'19 treven to Frence to flnlah breaking up the lnternellonat hllfOln..emugolng ring he had pettlelly c:teatre>yad ~-111W.(R) D ECHOU OF THE 'ID'S Ho•t• John Ri tter. Suunne Somera and T wlggy IOOit bide It ltoe mualc, potttlca. tealllon and che.noe• thet occuneo l>ol h 1n America ond al>road dunno tho tumultu- ou• t960s D BIO BATTLE8 "09111111" fconomlc oheos r61gna In france alter 11\e German eunenaer 0 ®' CHARLIE'S AHO ELS An e•·()enQ!rlet (Ramon Bierl) hires Ille Anoets to p<Ol8CI him and 10 find OUI who murdOted his wite meny y.;ers e11r11er. (A) tD MERV ORIFFIN Guests Pnll Stivers Con- nie Stevena. McFedd«I •ncl Wh•t&l>elld, Eteyne Booeler. Con Hunley, V1n- c.en1 Boglto51 fl) OAEAT PERFORMANCES TQ41C3 Poccln1'1 tr81jlC op&A 1nv0Mno an Ht-lelf>d tt1ve 1roang1e teatuMs Sher- "' M1tno... PIACIOO Oomon fl" aror1 rtaono Katlwvnn~ ~11 (Al '1!) 8UMMERFEST I ho s~taGulor h1trmom1 ong Of 100 &01\0wrltlng I performono duo Nor.k Aal>· lord end V11l0<te Slmp!IOn Ne..,• llost. Pat Sajak has joined Kell y Lange as the n ew co-h os t of K N B C's w ee kl y publi c af f a ir s magazine "Sunday." H e cont inu es a s weather forecaster for the Channel 4 news. Skaters OnCHiPs HOLLYWOOD <AP I -A special two hour epi s ode of M G M Television's "CHiPs" in production feature s stars Larry Wil cox and Erik Es trada <.'hasing roller· skating muggers in a seaside community, NBC says. The episode, "Roller Disco." is being filmed an Venic e unde r the direction or former U.S. Roller Skating Cham - pion Jerry Nisla, tbe network said. -.. TUBE TOPPERS ,~ KTLA-e -5:00 -Angels Baseball . The Angels battle the world champion New York Yankees in their fifth straight televised _lame. C~ 9 9:00 -"The French Connec- tion." The Oscar.winning movie from 1975 with Gene Hackman <also Oscared> starring as a cop battling a narcotics ring. NBC D 9:00 -Echoes of the '60s. A nostalgic glance at the music, fashions and politics of a turbulent decade with hosts John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Twiggy. .. pl--In • _, from .,_ Ull1l11l1Jpl Al- F.-Mi In Mllnola. --11::. OWi' I llOtlltdl BlnJl8t and hie glttlYlend bac:oll'le Ille tergete of 1 killer wno lNnka Iha couple UW him commh • murdllf ~R) • NPQHT GAU.ERV "Ctewo KJlla And Other TrQC)hlae" A man 111pu- let• that hie _, must ktll • dear before he can tnhet· " the femlly fonune. =1·~alNtWa MNCI! .. LAUGH MOVtE * * ''Thel Cold Dey In The Park" (1H91 Sindy Oannlt, MlcllMI 8Utf\I A se>1nater kill• the proelllute she hW.CS for th• y<Ki"Q man ahe lo-(2 hrt I CD THEOOOCOUPl..E G) THE BENHV HtU SHOW 88nny llkM part 1n a "VII· Hen 0 1 Trw. YNI Awaldl .. 11:301J SWITCH Mee It ~mad by 1ee11no1 Of gu1n wtien Pel• .. CJl11Ca11y wour>daCI white trying to help him !tap • con man (RI 0 TOHIOHT Host Johnny Cor-.on Guests fNrah f .-1. Meiora. Elh04 Mermun Oovi4 Stll4nOO<g 8 Ota( VAH O'f)(E When Rob It Oltflfed I jOb H humor con9Ufllnt on • megnine lor men-about· 1own. Laura ol>jecta D ®) POt.ICE WOMAN Wh1lt1 lhfl pohc11 ••11 ~flllr1:111no tor tho attack&• of • motorcycle p11t1olm•n. onolhtl< coo 1a murflMed (Perl:> ol 2) tD THE OONO SHOW Cl) OETSMAAT S-1 and " -di '°' • KA06 agent who hea l"9 lt1IXiote lo -~ Mu~. • QAll.TlONB) MC NEWS (I) ITMTNK Mr SC)Odc le eccuMd Of """lny when he takes COO· tr04 ol the Enterp<tM end lllfld• 11 llylng oft into ~ (Plft1) M'.>RNING 12:00 • 1WIUGHT ZONE Atthut Curtll le ~ edly and suddenly thrown Into tt'9 ..arid Of H041y- wood • AlfMD HfTCHOOCk PM8INT8 "Tti. Percentage" A 'fOUtlQ genge1w triae to rec>1y an old ermy buddy Of h 11- ., OETIMART KAOS lru1trata1 COHTROL'I flYary attempt IO PfOlec1 U S elhlet .. white It their ,,,_. fl) 21 TONIOHT A I~ al hOlor the rflde. velo(>ment of Los Ano-' C11tnetown •• ttwutenong the ChiMM comrnuf>lty end lttaafyla through Ota- ~ Of rwldent• 1~8 MOYE • • "C1mpbetl's K•nodom" I 19581 O.rk Bogeroe. Steniey Beker A determined landowner IN'd • oonupt con1tec1or ct..n OYer conetructlOn ol e oeom In the Rodtlee (1 hr .!>,'; min I ., MOVIE • • "Ora.;ule Va ftantutn- stetn" t 19711 J Carrol Natah Lon Chaney Onlcu· I& helpa 01 Fran~-• .. n re¥•Y9 hi~ monsl&r 1n 1eturn tor 11111-M.1staon1r10 blood -um t2 hrs I Q) MOVIE *a "The Chm&• · ( t9~41 Suasnna Fosler Boros Best, Worst PTA Issues Praise, Pans CHICAGO <AP) -NBC carried five of the 10 m ost commendable fo mtly programs 10 the spnng cr1t1quc of tclev1s1on s hows by 6,000 PT A m ember!> ac·ross the country during Apnl. lh1· PTA said lo· day Thl' top -.hows were coru.idercd by the PT A to bt.• t·xcellcnt tn thr<'e <in·us of f'X aminat1nn pos1t1 vc conlral>Ut1on lo the quality of hfc an America. lack or offenSIV(:' content. and ha~h a r t1st1c und technical mcr:t . THE PT/\ SAID ITS lop 10 were "J esus of Nazareth'' <NRCI ; "Lillie House on the Prairie" IN BCl ; "Friends" <A8Cl ; "60 M:nutes .. <CBS>; "Paper Chase" ICBSl ; "World or Disney" CNBC>; "Family" <ABCl; NBC specials : "Eight is Enough " CABC): and "Weekend" <NBC>. The shows we re not rated in order. The PTA srud violence on television continued to be a primary concern. The amount or violent content or television shows remained virtually the same as in the fall 1978 monitoring period, but less than in spring 1978. it said. PROGRAMS CONSIDERED objectionable for violent content in the three areas or examination were: "Cliffhangers" <NBCI : "Dukes of Hazard" <CBS>: "The Duke" <NBC>; "Hawail Five-0" CBS; "Charlle·s Angels" <ABC); "Vega$" <ABC>; "Rockford Files" <NBC>: NBC movies; .. lncredl· ble Hulk" CCBS >: and ABC movies. The PTA said "sexploltation" as a major new program pre mise was attempted less frequently in the spring season. "However, scores for sexual dialogue, humor, action and gestures have climbed noticeably as those monitoring find Increased sexual topics in· serted in established series shows,'' tbe PTA said. Minorities Assisted W ASHlNGTON (AP) -A broadcast industry group says It is making substantial progress in Its drive to help minority groups buy radio and television facilities. The National Association of Broadcasters said its six-month-old campaign has netted contrlbu· lions of almost $9 million. The aJm of the cam· palgn. Involving donations by commercial radio and television members of the NAB, is to obtain $15 million for the program. K.Mclfl. " ""* ~ lftUtdln a fl'MI oC*llliO .,...,. '°' .._ ..... .,, ~!Ow,~ 10 ,...,... .. ---Y'N'"• i.i~ • ...... loc*-elllt .. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) • ODCCAYITT ''Dick c.wn ~·· (I) MOYll ••.,. "Oual " (1971 ) Otnnl• Wa1var. Tim Harbert A ~I truck OtMlr It Intent on forcino • hignwly motO<'ttt off the roect. (2 hr• I 1t'.J7. 0 8AMTTA Tony lmpar1on1t•• a ntghtdub ~ end a lit· tie Old la<ly tn 0<0er to ln-llga1e tti. mur!Mt ol an under~ polic;ewom· en (R) 12:AO. KOJAK A petty tnltl wno aoocldan- telly ktllt • victim ptena a munl-mHllOn dQllar helal 10 gel enough mQl\ey to atc11P8 tM oountry (R) 1l00 D TOMOMOW a.-· VM••n cornmwo1e- t0< ano corrMponfl•n• Howerd K Smm1 (RI G MAV£AIC1C =ftr~- • a "II T 111.. All Kttldt" ( 1969) V•a Mllea, Robftrt L•nalng An Amertcan ull- or hi oonneo by • lovoty extortlonlll 1n Au11ta111 Into ., ... ,no e valuable ptece of 111.Un«I gtaaa for he< (:.> ht1 I ., OETSMART Mb la wound"<! and 90 eaeumes he'a 0111111 w"611 I llWI "Btaa1M" comM h•Cl< to town 2:20 II MOVIE ••'I. "Lonftlyhuan, I 19Sl!) Montgom&ry Cj1ft, Myrna Loy Allflf t>etno au;gneo u an 'AOv-To l he LOv91of"n' cotumnoa1 111 sympatneoc young mAn ~ daaolY in¥Olvea with the prol>lllfna Of an unl'lllPP'f woman wno •• wadded 10 a crtppte 1:> hra . IOmln I 2:211 NlW9 2::IO MOYIE * * *"" "Mtnittry 0t F11er (1~1 Ray MllllN'd, Ma• IOfle Aeynolcla Nazi 94<•1'1 eoen11 swarm thrOUQh '"" atreeH Of wer11me Lt)n(Jon ti hr :>Sm1n I ID MOlllE • • • "No '31<1 Sonq• for M11" ( 19501 M111q "tll Sollavnn W&nd•>ll Cc.• "V fl 11wm1nlllly Ill wom11n U'l-0'1 h61' ramatn1nq monlh• '•' llfA. 091 ling 118' &llAI•• In THE TICKET SHACK COtl~tri'"Sfiari'·TMatr• 24 tr. Mo Li11• 714-44S·f SI I ....... Orden 714 ..... S.HtO .. " (;<-6 .._,..,. A "'C)IO...._I ... 0WPO"~ QU9'1111 "" I ft .... 0tdet end finding • women .... ~ to reptece her N .... llld f!!OllW ( l hr •• 30 min I ··I= •:GO MOVIE * * "WI~ Joutnef' ( 19701 OOcumantery A b<ave Al-en boy rtlllc1 hoe Ille to fond hta lalh~ encl overcome the P""ol1 ot th• e1tmat11 12 hra J 0 MOVIE a • ,.., "Coll\r M11 o..d'( ( t0691 lom Tryon, C•10fytf Jones A man aymq lrom a ~tow •ct1ng poison la dt1t1Hm1ned 10 Iona h•• kllllll In tt\11 tort ll;w ho1.m1 hit ha& Miit 10 ll\111. (2 h1'11 ) tD MOVIE • "'• "HeU'a H ort1on ·• I 19!>51 John hat&nd, MBrte Fngtoah Durong the K0<'"8n WI• ptw'IOnal t-ionl "''•Pl •mono crew nw;m. r-~ OI e 8-29 eQuad1oe oo ()Win-• ("' tlr • 30 m1n1 4:30 I) SnvE UINAAOS Tlaur,.duy·,, DO!ff im•• tlurif•M AFTfRNOON 12:00 0 ••'It "fown Tomor · I l!ltl~I 0/lnll Ant11..w,, Tt1t ry M<i°'" A mJn 1111t1mp1~ fff llVOOfJ•J lhf't t1081h o t nl't w~lo ht tHfl)tfltl IOW*9a 1nwni. ( 1 hr tr> """ ' m • • • )t.flhtr Mt t.ov'1 t ttl4/) M'<-"'••V Moon .. y, Ar1r1 Btvth A ptu•tfW-JUfb' f1t1{)1\ r11m r ••H tfttDf.m'J 4httr fle 1tUJf1VtMIOOtlV ""•'*~ 1t ''""'°' 11 hr 50 mon I 1:00 Eil) • •""Low .A11d O•'IO• ""' ' ( 19741 Ertle'lt Aorg· none CerrOfl 0 Connor C1v~1an~ <lecid6 to litll1t lhe lew onto lh4!1r own l\Jmbonq hand• When they lorm a neoqnl>ortl<>Od patrol unit 3-00 (\OJ • • 'h 8&ach Bl•ntiet Btngo" I 19651 Frankie .Av•IO<l An~tle f unleetto q~yr1••ono ""° •11dn~nq "ra ~r1 of ,,,,. lun .. n'1 1100 i< lor llWI '""" 11(1'1 OO&Ctl Yll f I hr 30 m >n o 3 30 D • ·~ 11 , A 1J1k100 YJl)rlt1 I 1._,h1' U1,tw1rut, Wttll~'°'f fnrnmy' t<1r.., /.,. ffJUU I ih ,lfl (J1 I'••"' It ·tf ,, .... , ... ,. ,.,, '''·'""'' WllilhU f1 Wiii WU• ,,.,,, +"'t .• u .. nt11u1.. 1,1 • , •~" .!,, vrttuy ,.,,.u,,, (;1·1 '1 tir ··o tn H11 642-2697 )j nEttlE .~CREEk ~ It (' Annual 20°/o OFF Sale Wt• ~p.1<..1<11111• homo wot h rJn!>1qn <1nl'.I c,t1•at1• you• • lJounoir AccoshO"'"· • Comlor111r E:ns!'f11IJ11 • Wmdow I rtJ.1t111 .. 111 • Cl1Slom ~ urnotu1•• • OoC1sproi1di. w ill Canoe In or oll lor our dtco111or 1u1111nc1 1n ~our home 0< our ahnp Nettle Crffk Shop, 23 FHhlon lal•nd Newport BHch (714) M4·He<> End•rle Center fHt 171h Street •nd Newport Frt•w•y Tu•11n (714) 544-1550 F"OM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR • \ .. __,... ...... ...., __ .... ' • ·~..._ .... ti#. .. ................ , 7 INTEATAINMENT I MUSIC ~ linage Change Bachiiraeh Tuma to Ja~~-Sound • .......... LOS AllGSLSS (AP> -W'-111rt SaebarMla'• f'lblklatt 8tart anertq Htena>a=• writen tree pa ... tri,. • ...,. ~ new IMw at I.Me Taboo. rou b ave &o fl sure aom .... -..._. Alim .. Bedlaraa. ii llOt exactly u mb1wa eommod1t1. Work.int wl~ lJridll Hal Davld. tbe IUY cllura .. d o ut doieu Of top 40 bha over a 20·year period. makln1 bouHbold names out of people Uke Dionne Wa rwick a nd tbe Carpen· ters. Not to men · lion a co uple of u c .. •a.cN n o t a b I e f i I m scor es -l ike "What's New Pussycat" and "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" - and a Broadwax musical , • • ProO\iaes. Promtae.. -- ell)' pop ¥GeaLI u.at tut ..... ach mto 1 paMtioa IO iMWI~ hit pt.lion for ~bred.I ud buy a beach boule la Del Mu. · So, a.nl.t·COW't tao •.rt off b~ • c11ual -"ite-oa·wblte sweaa.r ud abirt ... mble. Baebarach aUdel in· to • c.a&ury Ctly bar to talk about mua1eal lo&esrUy ud ne w directioM. "I Dilow '1'1111 new mualc ii m~ IDON atnDM, m.acb more dittereot thu ~ that I've ever dooe, but it'• die way l feel right now," he 11y1 earnestly, rolling i. 11111 of IWer ale between h1a bands. -"My muaic la very ref1ectJve or bow I'm feeling If you nld to me, write 1ln0ther song like 'Don't Make Me Over,' I don't know how to write a song Uke that anymore. You can't go back And I never will stay sUJI ." Besides. he adds, he 's never been afraid to try something oew. ''I NEVER SAID to myself, 'if I simplified it a tittle bit It would be • more commercial.' Because I doa't De a1%ro at Wo--•-kaow what ·m or e commercial' nr• • ~ Come to think of it, though, we ha- ven't been bearla1 much from B.acharach lately, uide from SoUiP column stuff on bls separaUoo from bis wile. actress Angie Dickenson. He h asn't worked with David in three or four years; his last big personal recording success, in fact, wa s t h e "B u tc h C a s s id y " soundtrack. and that goes back quite a ways . What ·s he up to no w. anyway? means. I mean. it can't be detlned to me. It's my taste buds, and wbat f can tolerate and what I can live with and look at lhe next morning and contend with. Actor Robert De Niro. playing boxer Jake La Motta. and Cathy Moriarty as h.is wife film a scene from his new movie. "Th e Raging Bull." at a New York City pool "Now, if it turns out it's goin& to be successful, it's an accidental occur· rence. It's like falling in love. It just happens." H'S an accident, however , that Bacharach would like to see happen for "Woman." In hopes of getting airplay, one of the tunes is being edit· ed for release as a sinele, and there's Movie Piracy Alleged THE ANSWE R -AND the reason for t he p u blicists ' in vitation - arrives in lhe m ail in the form of Bacharach's new album. "Woman." lt's a collection or orchestra mus ic pe rformed by the Hous ton Sym· phony, and it's a radical departure from .. Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head." For starters. there's only a little voe a I work on two of the songs, performed by Carly Simon and Libby Titus, who eac h wrote their own lyr i(':> But more lh•rn that. the whole sound is very JU'2.Z·likl' and dC'rinilely nr t the kind of stuff you hear on most radio ::.tations lhe~c day::. Which all means that 1t'::. gotng to be a little tougher to sell than the taUc of a television special. AND ALTHOUGH HE plans to s pe nd the r est of the summer in Wyoming, worttnc on a film score, he did -very gincerly -introduce material from the album al the Tahoe appearance. "If you're playlnc a Nevada au· dience, you can't 1ive them all new stuff and you have to be careful how you s pot it . So you give t hem som ething new from the album. then turn around and play a medley of a bout eight hits. then do somctrung new again. and then tum around and do 'Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head ·" EVLRY~MMlR nu: CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH GOES TO SUMMER CAMP- AND TI ff:. RLSTGOTO CAMP NORlH~TAR. PEORIA, 111. CAP> -A Stark County man is accused of illegally copying and selling m ajor motion pic tures in a s uit filed by five California film companies and a comic·book firm. Roy George Bright of Wyoming, Ill., was named in the sui t. fil ed in U.S. District Court. He is accused of violating federal copyright laws by m aking dup lica tes of at leas t 46 film s , inc luding .. Superman ," "J aws," "Ame rica n GrafitU" and "The Fliro ·Flam Man." The suit alleges that Bright sold a copy of "The Exorcist'' to an un· dercover agent for $425 1n May and u pirated copy of "Two Mules for Sis· ter Sara" for $200 in J une The fi rms which filed s uit include 20t h Century·Fox. Walt Di s ney Productions Buena Vista Distribu· ~. ~~.~.~~~~.~.~!~~~~·A~~~,~~~!~~~ IRI@ V' J' •• •rvunot• I"-• vn t.•(14 ..,..<,;<h .,n.., I,,,. NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' BRISTOL ORANGE MALL ITllHUM DIUYl-tM Santa Ana !>40 7444 01ange 637 0340 Orange 63~8770 MU l"\&U 8'~ ~l'l ~jJ'J fDWlllOS' c111uucon11 Co.II Mew 9T'l 4141 lOWlllOS' MWT•TOll ITAOIVM INll'fl.fll -"-O'°" a..c~ ~ o:iaa °'""9« 639 eno lOWlllOI' UOOUUC• UI CllllMll l t l0to !>at ~ o.~~ bl• )911 ltwt.AOI' ClllflH W\lf Yit\lll'l•!\\tt111141 ~1• lq)•i NOW PLAYING t1on Co .. Univl'r::.a l City Studio~. War ner Brothe rs and D C Comic::. The suit asks no specilic dollar amount but seeks "equitable com pensatJon or profits" m ade by the aJ . Jegedly illegal s ales and asks that Bright be ha lted from making pirat. ed films in the future. 'Moonraker' Big Hit lf O LL Y W OO D I A P > - "M oonra k l'r " 'co nti nu es 11s sk >rOc kellllg s u<'cl's:. cit Lhc nal.J on ·:. Uo'< oU.c~ "''th a fi rst wct:k gro:.s of $14.7114.718 the lar~c~t grcr..i. of an} Un1ll'd Art1~b rt·l~ast·. th•· studw s aid The new J ame·::. Bond fi lm cur rc n tl y 1s :.ho '>'1ng ;,it about 900 the aters coa~t tn <'Oast, and hJ::. been averagrng $2.106,000 a duy. PUTT cm CQTER Orange 634·9282 AUHEIM DRlft·IM Anaheim 879·9850 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY mo. ·-------~ m&f'UIA -····-.... -.......... .. _.... C.. .... trMtfl SMlllAl!i )JHUI -lllU -·-WUJ 0rlllQl IJ7'°340 ..........., Ill·~ ". •• AUDACIOUS, BIZARRE, IDLARIOUS ••• " ....,...ONnMr OoeltlOpoUt.an IOUTllCOUT Costa Mesa 546-2711 WARNER DRIYE·IN Huntington Beach 847·3591 en MATIMHS DAILY AUHAnSJ.00 nu. 2:JO P .M. For lllfo c• 534.flH SHE LIVES. fB)Jlll "THE MAIN EVENT" (PG ) "MOON RAKER" rro> "ROCKY II" !PGI "FRISCO KID" ._. "JUST YOU AND ME. KID" (PG) "RUST NEVER SLEEPS" IUl ... 1,_~ St MIU"' .. BLOOOUNE" (A) "LOOKING FOA MA. OOOOllAR" '"SUMMER CAMP" ''UP IN 8MOt<E. (A) "THE DEER HUNTER" CR> "IOYS tN COMPANY C" "MEATBALLS" "WHICH WAY ISUP?" <R> AU D•tv•·Hd _.,. 6IJIP.N.Mlelll\T cw u..-, u p,.. """'' • " .............. . IWL y PtLOT II J J Reynalds Set As Producer HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Burt Reynolda and David GershenaOft have been chosen to produce "The Executioner" for 20th Centu.ry·Fox. The film. to be shot in 1980, will be based on Don Pendleton's popular paperback series cen· tered on the adventures of super· he ro Mack Bolan, a former U.S. Army ser~eanl who hai. declared war on orgaohed crime. said 20th Century· Fox Vice ·President Richard S.r1er. It will be the first time Reynolda bas produced a movie he bas not appeared in and it will 'be lhe production debut for Gershenson, Reynolds· snanater for more than 14. years. Universal, Record Fmn Sign Pact HOLLYWOOD c AP> -Uni versal Pictures and Casablanca Re<'ord and 1-i lmworks have e ntered a unique agreement unde r which Universal wi ll dis· tribute movies produced under a long term con · tract , oCficials said In addition. Universal wtll distribute 1n the United Stat.e5 and Canada h ims U\dependenlly finan~ by Casablanca. according t.o the studio UniversaJ president Ned Tanen and Ca~ablan· ca chairman Peter Cuber have issued a 1olnt state· ment saying they "look forward to Casablunca as a m ajor s upLier of product for Uru ver::.al in both the distribution and production areas.·· .,,... ........ nAM O',...., Nl;·;g ~~~] TMI MAIN IVIHTN {§ __ ,_ .,,,, • Jt1 • • ,,ao • ,,., • •- ,, _ llO •~-fall -.t~·;_ AUIH 1 '1 \I' ~~10 U 1MI • J.00 • t oat • .... a 1 loMI .__ _ __.J ~ ... ..,. ,_, , ..... ,, ........ _, ...... _,_ l •Jt)ll '* ..... -~ lUt)JI net ' ( -. .. ,,,, ............ 494·15 14 \ ( ..... ........... 494 15 14 .. ---··~-· NIKO lltl0t"91 , .......... ... .... . , ... . ................. ..-wt Nff YOU AND Ml, K•"'91 , ...... -....... .... "MU.Tl.US" lf'G) WIOAYt -7,"6 f:O ,.,, __ ,_, .. ,_,_ .. WOC»Y ~ "MAMHAnAH" '*THE l.._LAWS" ll'GI "FRISCO ICID" crGJ l·ff.f JO . ! t ' t ~ I . ' ... : "", J. 7 .· . . ,,.~~-,. .... -· -..................... _.,.._ -·-..... . "l • " ... ' .. '. \. ,· .. ~· ~ } · .. : . . ........ ................ , . i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• • 7 --- The time is ripe for home canning. ••~ penou are ua•er1ta8ClabJ7 •P- pnb-'wi a.bout..._. camalal. 811& it'• amu· lal Mw ... , ll la to can food 1alely at Mine, ac· tordiaf to• apok .. mu for \be NaUooal Food Pl'OC9MCM"S AuoelaUon. • The Uloeladoa'1 adeati.U ~ tbe follow· Lil& Ualormadon and 1wdeJinel: ACID AND LOW·AaD8 POOD8 An lmportanl point for tiome canners and com merclal canners t.o know ls whet.her or not the food ls a hiab·•dd or low-acid food. This dis· tlnct.ian cle&ermlnes whether tbe food la tbe con- tainer can be lterill1ed in a bollinc water bath or must receive a bisber temperature lo a ateam preuure veuel. Of most concern lo cannlnl are the bac· teriaJ spores of Cloetrtdium botulinum -found almost everywhere (n the environment. By themselves, these bacterial spores are harm- less. However, gas and a lethal toxin are pro· duced durinc growth of this organism ln an fir- less envlronment. such as in a sealed can or Jar. -----------------~ National Food Processors Association scientists offer can- ning guidelines. Since botulinum bacteria grow in low-acid foods, -the beat processing for preserving cans or jara of these foods must kill all forms of botulin um bacteria and should also destroy other spoilage organisms of non-health signif caoce that could causespoiJageof food. REGARDING CHOICES of canning methods, the association scientists note that, un- fortunately, botulinum bacteria in the form of spores can't be killed at temperatures obtainable in a boiling water bath within a reasonable time. tlotulinum spores will survive six hours al 212 · degrees Fahrenheit. Therefore. it would require six hours cook- ing after each portion of the container h as reached 212 degrees. This means that a pressure cooker that provides higher process tem- peratures must be used for all low-acid foods. LOW·ACID FOODS INCLUDE vegetables, meats, milk. seafoods and many specialty pro- ducts. Laboratory tests have been conducted to insure the total destruction of botulinum spores when low-acld foods are processed at the cor- rect temperature {pressure) and length of lime. Tbe bolling waler process can be used safe· ly for all fnaits, fruit Juices and fruit purees. Tomatoes and some pickled vegetables may be safely canned in Ute bolling water bath. But note that the processes differ depending on the fruit being processed. With these foods the beat provided by the bolling water destroys the bacteria cells which cause spoilage and the natural acid of the food prevents the spores from growing. The steam pressure method must be used when canning all other vegetables, meats, Poultry and fish. Some acidified vegetables and s pecialty mixed foods also require s team pressure coolclng. Always follow the procedures outlined in the processing instructions. THERE ALSO ARE borderUng foods. Guess- ing wrong in processing them can cause a fatal mistake. · The rule must be that any mixture otfood re- ceives the process for that vegetablt requiring the longest time period. Neither the hot waler bath nor open kettle procedures is safe for low-acid fooda. For safe home canning of vegetables, always assume that what your garden grows ls contaminated with aporea of the botlinum bac- teria bavtnc the potential for produclaa polaon which can cause death. Safe canned food requires following step·by- step the aame safety rules observed by com- mercial canneries. Botulism deaths from home-canoed foods ruult from human mistakes. The processes used by commercial canners of food are developed and designed by compe- tent authorities, such as the National Food Processors Association, to destroy the spores of Clostridium bolulinum. They have been ap· proved by state and federal agencies with the responsibility for public health safety of com· merclally canned low-acid foods. No regulatory agency is responsible for the canning of food in the home unless that food ls Intended. in whole or in part, to be offered for sale. Enjoy strawberries long past their season by putting up some jams and preserves. Savor StrawBerrles &lier 8e11110n Ellti J Food CRITICAL CONDmONS FOil CANNED FOOD SAFETY The steam pressure cooker is the only home canning device that can apply enough heat for the time necessary to insure safe canning or vegetables, meat, poultry and fish. For safe operation, clean petcock and safety-valve openlngs at the beginning of the canoing season and often during the season. The safety of home-canned, pressure- cooked foods depends on the accuracy of the pressure gauge. All process control devices must be lo perfect wotklng condition. THE DIFFERENCE between safe and un. safe canned foods may be the type of rack in the bottom of the cooker. It must have many open- ings to allow the steam to move upward through and around the jars. or cans of food. It must be level and must prevent the edge of any con· tainer from touching the bottom of the cooker. A SECOND PURPOSE of the rack is to facilitate removal of air from the closed cooker. Before the process begins all air must be re· ••I Canning - it 's an economical and practical method of preserving food. moved from the canner Each pressure cooker booklet provides specific instructions which must be followed precisely for venting of air. Use only containers, caps and Uds manufac- tured specifically for use in home canning. There is no way to get a correct seal when trying to reuse jars not made for home canning. Manufacturers make home canning jars to withstand steam pressure during processing and the vacuum alter cooling. Do not reuse old rubber rings or old caps with built-in sealing s urfaces. Be sure all jars and closures are perfect. Discard any with cracks, chips, dents or rust. Defects prevent airtight seals. If seals are not airtight, foods will spoil. FRESH, FIRM FRUITS and young, tender vegetables should be canned before they lose their freshness. Warm heaps of fruits and vegetables en- rourage rapid growth of spoilage organisms . . CSee HOME CANNING, P•Re Cl> Put Up Carrots We caU them carrots but the Greeks had another word (or them. They used the carrot as love medicine and called it Pbiltron. And back in the Dark Ages, carrots were a staple food. Carrots also were one of the earliest foods to be canned. WHEN NICHOLAS ALPEllT, who is known as the father of canning, opened his canning fac- tory in France in 1812, one of the first things be put up were carrots. This ancient vegetable ls as appealing today as it was then. Given a ne w twist with a glaze of brown sugar and orange j uice, canned carrots are an appealing accom· paniment to many different meatdialMI. REMEMBER, mouGe. that the earrot is a low acid food and must be proceaed la a pressure canner. While this requires more care than workiDg with high acid foods, it's well -.,rtb the effort. Picked fresh from the 1arden or pun:baaed at the peak of their perfect.loo for cannlng, car- rots are 1ood taatlnc. wholesome and economical. GLAZED CAaaOTS 6"'2 to 7 pounds carrots 2 cups packed brown su1ar 2cupa water l cup orante juice Vlaually examine home cannint Jars for nlckl. cracu and sharp ectaes oa 1eallq 1ur· face. WMb and rime Jan. bandl and lids. Keep Jan ID bot water or warm eyele ol dlllawuber ..W IWld7 to ftll. Place beDdl ud 1* ID a 1malJ 11•cepma, COftl' with Water ad bftaa to a 1tmllMI'. Daa't boll. Bemon from Mat but ......... -Ilda In bot .... .u1 ........ 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Cbifped Ceramic: Danger of Lead Leakage ; WMn ..... ....,. olf 3 poud1 bonele11 --·-·,.-•r ti ~b•PP•d off lbouader of lamb. rolled eenwc ..,., tw. LI a and Ued . _ _..,, ...... Ual•r of '-cl ....... "' teupoon 1aJl • lalo your food tHIJpooD pe~r At a ...-t meetlq ot v. teupoon peprib t la e A c a d e m y o f 1 ()ft)on, chop~ Ortb omolec ula r 1 clove carltc . .. ycblatl)t In CbJeato. mloced Dr. Rlcbud KUIUD noted 2 tab l e I p 0 0 n. tbe danacn of lead lo· chopped parsley ltlted lo food. water, and I,~ teucn thyme aJr. · Vi bay eaf EXCl'..88 LEAD CAN 2 tablQapoooa oUve oil promote coUc, cram0t. c aa < l ·p ound ) S)Ndtd Die•• Bv June Roth tomaloel Soak the beana ovtr· nl•ht; drain and parboil them. Tbm limmer un· UI tender. Arra.nae lamb rout ln a Oat caaaerole ; 1prtnkle with salt, pep- per and paprika and place ln a 325 degree oven for 2~ hours . Meanwblle. cook otuon, 2 tables p o o o a 1arUc, parsley, thyme, paprika and ~.!:al ln olive oil 3 onlooa, sliced Ulln ln a s uoW onion ls 2 t a b 1 e s p o o n s 1olden. Add tomatoes minced fresh parsley and simmer for l S 1 green p epp e r , minutes tonier. Add seeded and diced fine cooked beans and slm· 112 teaspoon salt mer 15 minutes longer. 2 cups beef bouillon Pour mixture around i,; cup white wine lamb rout; return to <optional) oven for last 15 minutes. l '-" tables po o n s Makes 8 servtnas. cornstarch VEALPAP~B 8 ·o un ces wide 2 POUDd.s cubed lean noodles s boulderofveal a,.; teaspoon caraway seeds Put veal into a small Dutch oven or ca.saerole that has a UgbHltUng cover . Add paprika, and sUr through to coat the meat. Add onion slices, pars ley, green pepper and salt. Pour bouillon a nd wine around the meat. Cover tightly and bake In a 325-d egree oven for about 2 hours or until fork tender. Stir cornstarch with a small a mount of water until di11olved int.o a tbla paat.e: add aome of the hot 1ravy to this pute and stir until smooth. Return th1s mixture to the cooked meat aod gravy on top of tbe range, stirring cooatant· ly. until the gravy is slightly thJckened. Cook' noodles u directed on the package; drain anct sprinkle with caraway seeds . Serve with the veal and gravy. Makes 6 servlop. and conatipaUoa. II can ~auae weakoeu and •l'tlftlllneas, lrrllablUly. lllle•dacbes. poor COOCH· E n. muscular irrlta and mys ter1ou5 and pa.ln.5. l)earnt oi dlubled dal1dren have elevated lead and cad mium levels lo their blood. l'or super cm"• le ·10i'nia So, often do byperac· tive children M a n y o f the se children have a hlstory of eating dirt and chew- • Jng on lead-based paint· : ~ objects. • It's possible they're ; getting excess lead from • t he unglazed or worn ~ glazed dinner plat.es too. • Dr. Kunin e xplained ~ that lead toxicity often : c a n p roduce m e ntal t depression io adults. A .. quick test that he uses • for detection is to sec ; whether a patient can • ta p the middle fi nger : ove r 45 times in 10 • ~econds -usually pa- tients with lead toxicity • can not. These patients a re followed up with formal • medical testing to re· veal whether elevated lead levels actually e x '"'' 01 ET CAN play a large role io nddlng the !Jody of t•xct·ss lead ) Dr. Kuni n recom mends u diet that is high •1' protein, vitumin C •.&1oc . Sl'lt:n aum . and vitamin li6 It's <ilso im porta nt to eat foods that h11 ve the recommended daily aJtowaoce of micro nutrien t s whic h a r c fo und in natura l foods hut often deplet.t.>d from fa bricated foods. H ere &i r e :.o m e casserole recipes that are high in protein and vi lilmin C, to be bakt..od aa unchipped cootaanen. for surest results. 8AKED ORANGE aycKEN 2 broile r chickens 4.'Ul lh parts •,1 cup brown sugar 'h cup water 1 tables poon soy :utuce oll 2 tablespoons corn v. cup orange juice •ri teaspoon garlic powder 1h teHSpooo ground • g mgor · . l orange. peeled and s liced Into round discs Place chicken parts in a large plastic bag, set into a deep bowl. Com- bine sugar. water. soy sauce. com oil, oran1e • jy.ice. garU c powder and ttnger Pour over chicken and fasten the bag closed. , Place lo refrigerator for at least 3 hours, turning • the bag occulonally to • r e di s tribute th e marinade . When ready to cook, place chicken parts lo a cuaerole and •po ur remain i ng marinade over au. Cov· e r Ughtly aod bake lo a 350·degree oven for 1 . bour, or until tender. • Add orange slices about !O minutes before "chicken ta done. Makes 8 aervtnp. aoAST SllOVLDU Of' I.Miii WITB BEAN SAUCE ~ pound dried white beUI Salmon Salad come to lalpbs Count hlr 0.,. Frether Cliltomla Grown Foster Farms Whole Fryers ... .., Yamato Sauce 8oz. can .10 / 15 OI. cm • ,,_, P1ppetoN, ....... orCflMM LetftOft & !klfar Flewor9d ~C4*1n Z• S:.11 &Ina's Pizza 1:.:.89 Nestea lcml Tea Mix 2•01.169 jar ;:, 58 1:,:·· \.. ~ii H;. 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Cookln'BIP ... .38 = .35 IUfD l•m A J IMt ti'• French Rola ........ 79 Rllphl Donutl ~ • Dl"l I lllft ........ .... ,. Slgnll Mouthwllh ... Laulllm .... 3• Mllllnucll ,. .. -._... .... . ... .48 CGllanlwlbl - 'I J •LtM• .. •• ........... 11&1 .... -.-...a ............. JJIUllJL --. *"l--··----·--·-· •• ' 1 7 FOOD Wednelday, July 25, 1979 DAILY PILOT C3 •• .Savor· Strawberries WEDNESDAY J ULY 25 1971 • .._ • .,.en up _.. quid)J ... W1lh U. rtdUffd ~ u ..... the Jama Jdw r-a homecnade•f mueb '"°"' qulclll.1 ~ r.talaln1 more of \be fre.b navor of lheftult Try UMN &wo deUeioul ••Y• to eatend the plu1ww ol the 1trawMrry barvetL oooa•n wraAwasaav raasav.: 2 quarU, stemmed. ripe ttrawberriea l lemon L packaae powdered pec:lin '•cup water 91,., cupe &ul'ar Visually uamtne home caonin& )ara for nJcka, craclu a.nd ab.rp eds• oo aeall.ng sur face Wub and riue jars, baDda and Uda. Keep Jar" In hot water or warm cyde ol dlahwasber until ready LO fiU. Place bands and Uda in a amall uu~pao, cover with water and brlna to a simmer. Don't boll. Remove from heal, but leave bands and hds an hot water unUI needed PIAH whole, a&emmed strawbem.-iJl-a lu1e <I-to a.quart> keltle. -Cut lemon ln quarters, remove aeeda. Grind lemon ln blender. Add the lf'OUJ)d lemoa, the powdered pectin and water and 1Ur &ettUy. Place fruit mlxtur~ over high heat and bring to a full, rollinc boil, allrrina aenUy Add all the suaar and brina t.o • full , rolling boll. Boll bard ono minute, stirring frequently Remove from beat and stir gently for three minutes to distribute fruit. a~fulJy 1adle hot preser ves tnio hol jars. leaving ~·inch head space. Place Ud on Jar with 11eallng compound next lo jar, and scre w band down evenly and firmly. Process 15 minutes in u boiling water bath canner. Yield: approx- imately five 12-ounce jars. STaAWBES&Y-aHUBAaB JAM 1 pound rhubarb 4 cups waahed and stemmed strawberries 11. cup lemon juice I box powdered pectin 5'h cups sugar •• .Dome Canning c fl'rom Page Cl> Proper processing wlU kill normal numbers of spoilage organis ms or tbe unpleasant flavors resultinR from their growth. Raw fruits and vegetables should be packed firmly but not too tightly into the container. Foods p:Jcked too UghUy in the container slow down lhe rate of heat penetration and re· s uit an Wlderprocessang. T here should be enough syrup, wuler or jull'C lo rill an uround the ~oltd rood an the con ta1nN and lo <'Over the fe>o<t The hqu1d Is essential for transfer or heitl THE CONTAJNER SHOULD BE filled to within one·half or three.quarters inch of the top to allow headsp11ce for expansion of food during healing. A spatulu should be run uround the con· taancr between the food a nd the sides of the con· tainer lo rcleust· a ir bubble!-> whic h may adhere to the food p1.1rt1cles or be trapped between them Too much :Jtr could result an food discolora· tion during :-tllr:Jj{l' and C'Ould result an :J low Pineapple: Key to Cake ' G ingered Prneapplf' Coffee Cake ." th e SI0,000 winne r in the brt>ad cate1-:ory of the 1979 National Pineupplc Cooking Cla:-.s1c. a lso doubles as an outsland mg desi;ert. ut·corcling to ii i> cr eator. Mrs . Loi!-. R1nch:Jrt of lnd c pe n den<'e. Missouri. Thf' r ich hatl('r 1'1 s tudded with t•annt•d crushed pineapple. bits of candied ginger. and golden rai1dns. Layered apd Lopped wi.th a cin· namon-brown sugar· pecan st.reuse!, all this goodness bakes together to make the best tasting coffee cake. ever. "Gingered Pineapple Coffee Cake" can b e served warm or cold. No ne ed for butter , especially when warm A de licious cup or coHce or tea . or a glass of cold milk makes the ideal ac· companimcnt ff you plan to ~ervt· the coffee ra ke a ~ desse rt. top 1t lii:hlly with a bit or whipped crc•afll....Or. servt' it plum ~ompany of your favorite cheest• G JNGf:Rlm PINEAPPLE COFFEECAKE 1 8 -o un ce ca n crus hed pineapple in juice 2 tablespoons le mon juice l tab l espoon crystalUzed gin~er 1'°J cup golden raisins Strnsel 'Ill cup margarine :\4 cup sugar I egg l~ cups nour I 1r.i teaspoons hak· ing powder I t t· :J i. p 11 o n <' 1 n namon 'oe tca:-.poo11 ~oda 1l• teaspoon !-.<ill 12 c u p chopp<:d PC<'lin~ Turn p1nt•aµplc 1nt11 wire straint>r and dnun. saving Juice. Combine Juice from pincapplc. l e m o n Jui ce and crystallized ginger; heal to boiUng. Remove from heat and add pineapple and raisins. Let stand 15 minutes. Meanwh ile, prepare Streu.sel. Cream margarine, s ugar and egg until fluffy . Sift flour, baking powder. cinnamon. soda and salt togeth er . Add t o cre am e d m1xturt' alternately Wllh pineap pie mixture , mixin g well Fold in 1.1 cu p pecan~. Spread half the batter in greal.ed 9·1nch !'>QUtirt· trnk1n1-: dtsh Sprinkll· wit h half th<· Streust•I Cov<•r with n· mamang hatlt-r and top with remaining Strcuscl Sprinkle with remaining 1 , <'UP pecan!'>. Bake in mod t'ratc o ven (350 degrees F > 30 to 35 minute!'>. Serve warm or cold. cut into 9 squares . Makes 9 servings. STREUSEL : Mix together 'h cup brown s ugar (packed ), 2 tables poons flour. 2 tablespoons m e lted margarine and 1 t eu· spoon c innamon. Stir in '1• cupchoppedpecans . Vllually examine home canning jars for nicka, craelu and sharp edges on sealin1 sur- f ace. Wub and rinse jars. bands and Uds. Keep Jara ln bot water or warm cycle of dlshwasher until ready to nu. Place bands and Uds in a small saucepan, cover with wat.er and brlng to a simmer. Don't boil. Remove from heat but leave bands and Uds in hot water until needed Wash rhubarb, remove discard leaves. Finely chop rhubarb. Combine crushed strawberries. 2 cups c hopped rhubarb and lemon juice in a large C6· to 8-quart> kettle. Stir In powdered pectin. Place mixture over high heat and stir until it comes to a hard boll. Add the s ugar and bring to a full rolling boll ; boil hard 1. minute, stirring constantly. Remo ve from heat and skim off foam with a metal spoon. Carefully ladle into hot jelly jars, leaving v.-inch head space. Place Ud on ju with sealing compound next lo jar. and screw band down evenly and firmly. Process 10 minutes In a boiling water bath canner Yield: approx· 1mately 6 eight-ounce jelly Jars. vacuum of the container a fter processing. Overfilling with food or liquid may com- pletely eliminate the headspace and, conse- quently. the vacuum in a procebsed and cooled container. A BULGED CONTAINER END 1:-. one of the first signs to look for in exam1ntnJ.: canned rood::. for spoilage. lnstruct1oni-for preparing and !.'<inning the rood :-.houJd be followed carefully Process limes and lemperatun·-. have been de termined !'>C1cnt1fically for earh roo'1 an eac·h l.IZC C'Ontaincr 1'hcr<' 1~ no rult' that consumf'r:-. can UM• to determine proc·cs~ time:-. for l11rgc•r container-. Thi: commercial t•ann1ng andu-.try conduct:-. m any res earch tests to d•·termine the safe pro· c·essing time for e11ch container MZ<· l:XAMI NING HOME CANNED FOODS FOR SAFETY After Jars have cooled for 24 hours. the ~cal should be chec ked for leak::. following in~trut lions J.(ivl'n by lhe manufqcturer or the lidb Cannt-d food::. ~hould he ::.tored an a <J ;,trk. t•oo l. d ry plan· N<.·vc•r lai>ll· <1r i>l'rvt• quest1on:Jhl1, produ<.·t!'> J-:xaminl' produt·t!'. IJl'forc usanJ,! to he ~un· thl' liqu1<f 11> clt•ar. there I!'> no OH Cl1lor. the ('0 0 tainrr ha~ not h·akcd and th<· hd 1::. not bulli(<•d UNLESS ABSOUJTEl.Y SUR E or J.(alll!t' and running mt•thods. hnm<' canned vegetable~ should he boill'd before tuslln~ Healing u::.ually m ake~ any odor or ~pot I age more evident. Bring vegetables to a rolling boll; then cov· er and boil for at least 10 minutes. Boil spinach and corn 20 minutes . IF THE FOOD LOOKS spoiled. foams or has an off-odor during heating. destroy 1l. Any spoons or other utensils used in empty· ing the food into the saucepan s hould receive the same heat treatment. Dispose of the food so that 1t will not be eaten by humans or animals. The National Food Processor~ Ai>soc1ullon c formerly the National Canner~ Association l represents some 700 member companies that pack about 90 percent of the canned fruits. ve~etables. m eats, fi sh <1nd !'>pecialty pro<lut'ts m this country. :JS wcU a~ a su~tanllal volume of otht•r proces1wd foods . MOSTACCIOLI EGOS ESPANA 8 01 Globe A·! Mostacc11)h • I lq onion. chopped 1 cup qreen peppers. chopped 2 lbl mar9a11ne or buHer 28 01 ra;i stewPd tomatoes t tso tabasco oepoer sauce 'i egos salt Cook Clobe A· I Most~r.c101' al dente Oram Saute chopped onion and pepper Add dramed t1Jm;1toer. and tatldSCO sauce Add mixture lo cooked Mos1M.c1oh Spread evenly 1n 8xll bak1n11 dlsti With tablespoon make 5 indentations In m1xtlfre- Break one egq 1n each indentation Sonnkle with each a litlle salt Bake .;t '1'10 un111 eggs .ilc set Serve!> 4 -No I BRAND ·. ~'--<~BETTER WAY WHEAT NUGGET ENGLISH MUFFINS Now al last a completely natural wllole grain Engliah Mullin with no while llour. made from a recipe by the lamou1 nutrllion1sl Adelle Davos So deltc•ou• your hrsl bile will lell you 11 11 the beal yo u ever 1111ted. NA TUR AL FIBER, NATURAL WHOLE GRAIN, NATURAL Vil AMINS '/1 . ~I~ ,., .... ,ii ADELLE DAVIS RECIPE YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! Or.inO<' Coast Colluql" r>nf'•M<'S 1/11! o t11c1.i/ "•c ychnc/ < l'llrl"f tor Co~t.i Mes.1 fJfil1-!J9H 1 ~~---------~~~-~-----, I OUR 10th I I ANNIVERSARY BRING THIS AD WITH YOU Gingered Pineapple Coffee Cake won bread category of National Pineapple Cooking Classic. I • Sp.iru ·-1•<.~t• to1 1·c1~v st,1vrno l·-1 • 1-'onf'y n Sp1r 1• Gldll' • Cookt•" JO hour•, I I H l(1r (l~i0iitnf .. • N.1t1onw1<l1· :.h 1poinq ..... rv"·'' I 11'\~ey· . F Liii .. ,.,VIC,f' DPl1c: .. , .. ~..,,·n I ., • Otcl Wo rhl C hec:;,1• Shop I I Bu~d-HQ~~::.~t s I I ) Qnuiwl _,Ur(lr ... 'Jlll• r/011·1 /inL< In 1·~ I •• Buy A Wttole Of 1/2 Him Ind Receive •• 1 lb. Of CHEESE, FREE! I Choo•• • 'chunk' Of etther I MONTEREY JACK, CHEDDAR, I I tMPORTED SWISS or LONGHORN. I . Bring ttll1 Ad ••• and Rec.Ive Your CfleeH I 0~11 l.ll'lllH AUO. lo4, lt1't I J700 1. COAST HWT .. c-., ..... rHOHI •n-ttoo I I l 4601 IATMC>tt0 WAT .. R TOlO ID .. R TOtlO, f'HOHf IJ1.JI U O.P . I I ''°"HACH 1u o ... GAaAIU>. HUt4TIMGTOH HACH,'"°"' uMs1s I Also Anaheim. Orange. Rancho Mirage. La Habra San Diego. North Hollywooo ----------------------- meaL °'" ............. .... c-.r. OftllMI ............ °""' . ..,.,.......,.._ _....,_ . ......... ..., ...... Llllllt _..,..,. --------~ ... -................ ~..-.. AUGUIT a. "" I 7 CMLYN.DT w..11•11 . .Mr•.1m FOOC Blueberries: Low in Calones, High • ID Fiber aaa blueberrlea IO tpldal Lb•t we to ... ~ •• ,. &.-. ..t tutue ..........,... la a mu.aby- mlddW bMM pAe. Tb• followtq teehnl· que not only 1ave1 calortel, but keept the bluebeni• • natural un- cooked fnsb navor: R_.W BLUEBERRY DESSBRT <OR PIE nu.ING) l \.'I teupoona plain #elatin (~envelope> • ""'cup water l 3 cups ftWb blueber· ,-ies t ~ cup re1ular or W·SUIU lfape Jelly Comblne 1elal1D and cup cold water and ~tl aside to son.a. Com- bine ~ cup blueberries wi\h remaining water and jelly in a saucepan. Cook and stir over low heat , to bolling. Remove from heal and stir in sor- tened gelatin until dis· solved. ReCrigerate just until slightly syrupy. then stir In remaining raw berries. Spoon onto ready-to· graham cracker .. t or into 6 dessert • ses and chill until set. op with cinnamon-~ced Yogurt CbanUlly, .. 1rdesired. Makes s ix servings ~l-fiJl ing only), 115 't'ftforles each with re- gular jt>lly, 80 calories t'" c h w 1th low -s u g u r <klly WITH OTHER FRUIT :":. Subsitltute hulled "liced fresh strawber ries and strawberry jel· ;•LY· Approximately 95 " alories per serving. OR, th.inly sliced ripe --e~led peaches a nd .• .. peach or apricot jam, 100 calorics per serving. 'iOr, mix fruits and jelly flavors . ... &ASV BLUEBERRY· ~EAPPLE STRATA 16 -ou n ce ca n ;.crushed pineapple, in !lyrup or juke I en velope pla in :.i elatin 1 pint fres h blueber- rles · 1 Pour syrup or juice ! from pineapple into a • sm a ll sauce pan and :,..,-ankle on gelatin. Wail :-i ~IDlnute. until gelatin I •ens, then cook and ~r over low heat just (u ntil gelatin melts t Remove from heat and • ~Ur in crushed plneap- : 1tle. Ch.ill until 1ll1htly l set. : t Layer fresh blueber- t nes with pineapple in a ~ clear glass bowl or lo in· : divldual glass dessert • cups: rinisb with a laye r ,Of-pineapple. Chm unlll ;l et. Serve with Yogurt 1 Chantilly topping, If de- : sired. Makes elebt serv· :tngs, approximately 65 ~calories each. tYOGtraT CU..NTILLY • TOPPING ! 1 cup ready-to-use : whipped topplnJ 1 1 cup plain low-fat JYOIUrt : Use thaw-and-serve :toOPlnC (16 calories per •tablespoon) or whipped } cream ln a preuurtzed can (t calorlea per tab•pooa>. Fill a Oil!· ~cup meuure wttll ttie &topplq. U... em'-'J It ~Dto a bowl. Add tile 01urt. 0. eaUr fold lither; don't OYenDl.x. over and refrigerate. ake1 2 cups, 10 alorlel per tablelpoon '"=~'= -=::.:: ttb ,Pre11urlaed bl,,.all'MID. a'1• aa.us •TCAKM' '°'•lnP9Julce <l,mt) ,,_ on your preference. You can use fres h. bottled, canned, re · constituted, frozen or concentrated juices - sln1ly or in comblnatlon -and mix them with your favorite 1parllling water: club soda, snob- by imports or seltzer Crom a soda-maker. IC you hale to carry some heavy botUes, the stmpleal combination is weltier from a aoda· maker and undiluted defrosted juice concen· trate from a small six· ounce can. DURING A beat wave. I like to k e ep a variety or small cans of defrosted concentrate In the refrigerator. to use <See SUM, Pa1e CS) -you A1WAYS SAVE I WITH STATIR BROS. iOW•tOW PRICES C•CK STAftll •-· WllKLY Cl•TIPllD 811P SNCIALS r uan1•1ot "' .... Y •&Ca GU&la•Tll -quau•••••n r•••• ..-, I .. •••' ' """"00.... • ...... • • ........ . .... . . ... . ·-_,, \._ ........... IHW111 ••1t~I· -"""' deli .. PElUNA •I VARIETIES -·CAT FOOD ••••••. • S·Ol USDA GRADI •A' GU ENS UT·UP sse LB. HO~DY c LB. APPLE JUICE -·w-.. ! .. o, sl.37 HUHr·ssP•o Hm1s•ucE • OVEN BAKED BEANS 71 c ' , Pt.AIH, MU T OR WITH MUSffflOOMS S J 9 I & Iii ! 11-0/ t ·: PRIMA SALSA ... u .oz. l KIDNEY BEANS c..1 ! •\ot 33c ! iEfiillE•T ... .. .. , 5 164 PD~ &BEA~S .... _, ! ·~ 119' FRESH START •CONCENTRATED ''/SMUCKER s 81 c ! DETERIEllT .... &2-0Z $236 TOPPING ~~~~t~~~ 1101 ·,HO/. c • OERMASSAQE 9 STEWED TOMATOES CONUOIHA .. ~01 39 w. DISH LIQUID .. n.oz J C TOMATO PASTE c°"'•-• ! •-01 25c !, iiiSil LIQUID . ,,~, 5120 ~~t:~~ ~-~~ ........ ,,,! ~ .. :·s1~~ I ' fiisli0$~~~..... .. . ,·ROUS 49c 1 1 1sTANT LUNCH :r~~~~~~ 1 ,~, 48c • Zll•HtCE 'HIOn•COlOfllOF ACCENTS ~PAMPERS $169 P•ISHSLICID BEEF LIVER 89c .. SMOKID HAM HOCKS STATUl•OS. jLUNCHION MEATS SLICED 99c 8·02 , ... MO•ILL SLICED BACON OR HOT DOGS 99c LB. I 99c LB BANANAS I ARCE •Cl HTRAL AMl RICAN • OOL OE H R!Pl I A"UI •I 1 ••• t &f'!I( ' •\'#I I • NECTARINES I At,.,...•' AllltOl • Al 0 • •UHC."f "• RADISHES ftlM. \H • H NOUI •('.MM" GREEN ONIONS .. s1•• "' •2•• .. •2•• '" •2•• " $27• .. s2•s .~ s2•• Lr._.. ... -~., ~ .) PEACHES '•••• • •fllfC.• •••Hf• ••u.ow .,,., 29cl, W: TISSUES .......................... •·ROLL& 89c DIAPERS 1ooouA .,covi;, ·~E 99c FA~¥~' 69C ~~!.:~.~ ~: :·.~~::.ii: ASSORTED s109 ~ CLEANER P~OOwtA • '137 SUCCULENTS IN• .. POT .. EA. Low Frozen Food Prices Q!tlllnCU"' .... H -Ol • ----"---------- VEGETABLES. =~~RNllCOllHORN•• .. l .•M>Z. 36• II' HlBERT'S 49cl VEGnl GM(NOWff•lflOCCOUFAWNW..lllOCeOU•3 -...,.RCARlll OUAAllJll •• ••-OZ· . --~~_B_LES ~=--==:~~.~ I c GLASS CLEANER~'~~~ ..... !· uoz 65~ COB CORN llllDllYE .•...........•••••.•.• t .. •4MS 99• HANOI-WRAP ... .. .... . I -'°,. $1.13 FISH ::~J:ri~~Z.•Ol!IATTEllEO"I" . ·•·· . 11 0l. $) 0• EXlRA.flAVY FOIL .... '-<>lo• I,,!,, $1.09 PIZZA ~~~':..•ol'f"""oH• . f .... 2..oz $1 96 PAPER NAPKINS ~.:0..1co .. I •M:°""' 28c PIZZA "°°"MUOoaLuxc .. . .. f .... ,M,•·oz. $234 PA~SAI CHEESE ~:mo ! >-01 57c COD FILLm f!WU, ................... 1 ...... ..oi. •211 a.\ ~OOT~~~~':1.~2"'" 99c PUNCH • W "I~ 11a ... ·r .... t~n .. ................................ ,, .••. It.OZ. 49c IAllAllll 'llllllll • 5r COGlllS ll:u .. 0. ........... 1 ................ •M>Z. 99• m•s1t1 ltS::.::;.:~······ .. e.o .. Jlnc LI ... OlllllllYOUfM ... ,. • .. ~I. •. SHCUILS 0000 f*IU AUO 2tTH .. CllOCKAU •i•• (-~PKO. Celle of rtte WH• PEACH DIUlllt · .. 2 L111r . . • • .•. • • • . . • · • ti W Laylf • ••• ·•·••·•• •• •• ..... • • ••" Deaders .t. August Issue ~-. Beer & Wine Specials R IRS ..... . .. 194 llTZ CRACIOS ................ t .. ~ .. 97° llTTEI BUTTEi COlllS ..... t, Br ..__.....__ __ ...._..__~- ..... ,,~ .......... .,., ... --··~. 7 FOOD DAILY P\LOT a Despite Higher Prices, Beef Still Popular !f,.TOll ....... llOG •••• .! ~ ........ Uoaol *' eaten, e"8 at rur-._t priMI. ofi•n And tho con takea lea Ume and trou· llaued to buy 1rounct ble t.haA awinaUnc Hd NUad teveral tlmff • bral1ln1 c huck, t blo- ,,..:. . bone and otMr lua coat- 1erte rally a lender. aeaaooed product com· pared with the rou1b. strtnay cuts that graced the tables ot our 1 tablespoon bacon drlpplnp 'h of a finely chopped, medium-alzed onion 2 tablespoons suaar 1 tablespoon grated oran1e rind 11 any coolta lea n ly paru ot the anim1I toward tbe more ex tha\ have nne navor but T~h h bardly a penalve cull of beet need tobelttnderbed. H~ret. bua I wu agr. d .. plte tbe rtllna co.t, f orefalber&. but don't forget that the more economical cuts often have more taste and are lower in cholesterol. Here. ror ln- stance, la a recipe for orange pot roast made from chuck which I rind delicloua. 1 clove garlic , minced l I,\ tableapooas salt lh teaspoon nutmeg lh teaspoon c in- onion and 1arUc. cover and cook 20 minutes. Pour tomato aau c~. or a nae aectlom, t u&ar, and orange rind over meal. Sprinkle with 1alt and spices. Cover and cook slowly tlll meat is lender, about 2'h hours. Good with a red BurfUD· dy. Serves 6. prihd to learn recently apparently beca uae • tbat tlu aver•1• brolllaa a 1lrloln, ACT\JALLY, beef S I.EEK CUTS or tender, marbled beer are a beauty to behold and make auperb fare, 8 ounces tomato sauce namon Dash black P,epper Brown meal alowly in Amertean eouum.. Jl4 orterbouH or tllet America today ..... ol It a,_,. COID• IMlftMt ..... 70 ·pounc1a pork, • ol dUChD ud 2 cups orange sec· lions bot sbortenln add ooly 4 ol Jamb. ounn Ulla paaJoo for b•ef, not many Amerlcau eat veal. In feet. our per capita con· aomplion la only 4 pou.nda. compared with 9. 7 pounds three decades a10. Thia ia partly due to tbe blp C06l of veal In this country. Aa we all know too well. beef prices have been rising steadily, but a D epartment of Agriculture s urvey showed that 93 percent of homemakers i n . terviewed said they served their• families beef at least once a week. Only .ft percent served pork chops that ••• Slim.·· lFrom Page CO as soda-malciog syrup. T he fun of s pritz. making is lo invent your own combination. Here are some basic ideas to s tart you thinking. F RESH SQUEEZED SPRITZ 1 juice o r ange , squeezed 6 to 8 ounces sparkl- ing water Co mbine with ice cubes in a tall glass. Ap- proximately 75 calories. PURPLE PASSION SPRITZ '.4 cup bottled un-diluted grape juice Optional: v.. fresh lemon, squeezed 6 lo 8 ounces sparkl· ing water Combine and serve with ice. Approximawly .fO calories. NECl'All 8PU'l'2 '13 cup unaweetened ~anne d pineapple. apricot, peach or mango juice .• 6 lo 8 ounces sparkl- ing water Combine and serve with ice. Pineapple or peach, -40 calories ; man go, 45 calories; apricot, 25 calories. APPLE SPIUT'L 2 t ablespoons un- diluted defrosted apple or cider concentrate 6 to 8 ounces s parkl· ing water Combine and serve with ice. 60 calories. Store remaining defrost- e d co n centrate in refrigerator and use as needed. Other fruit spritzes to make with juice concen- trate: pineapple, 65 c a lories; orange or tangerine, 55 calories: g rape, 65 calories; grapefruit, SO calories • . . any true juice con- centrate, NOT froze n s ug a r -s w ee tene d punches or fruit "ades." POLYNESIAN PASSION SPRITZ 2 tablespoons un dilute d d e fro s t e d pineapple juice concen· tr ate v .. cup fresh orange juice 'h cup sparkling water Combine over ice. (95 calories) or substitute orange Juice concentrate and canned umweetened pineapple juice; to calories. PINK GRAPEl'RtJIT SP&m 3 tableapoon1 bottled red1rapejuice. · 1 tableQOOn uncUlut- ed defl"Olted irapefrult Julee ~trate t to 8 oune.. 1parkl· tn•waw Combine and serve .-ltb lee; S5 calorlea. cnavs TBA &Pam 2 table1poon1 defro1ted aadllated oran1• or tan1ertne Jmce cancea&rata ~ cup ltraDI cold tea <boawD• or lnl· tut,wttb ..... ) • to • Olmetl spa.rid· .......... Combine alHI aerve ..... ::~. ealarlel. Pa PINUPPl.lt wn l t ., I, , •it• dafroolt• ed c1MI II ... apple J11in .. e111r• " ~ N Id \ID· • 11°1-...... wtar •••-"9ftl· ....... l:em .... ud Hne ............. Sweet and Juicy. California Grown. We aowh£re the crop is pk.keel. .. for the pick of the crop! Our buyers are In the growing areas regularly aeloctlng produce to bring to you We believe thef's the only way to give you the pick ot 1he crop Go where 1he crop 1s grown. Stand In the fiotds and hear the ripe asparagus snapped. Feet a 1u1cy tree-ripened peach. Let your mouth water a bit. When produce 1s good enough tor our buyers. it's pert9ct tor your tab/fl. O ul in lhe growing areas lor you every day a little bit more .... from Safeway! Ro111aine Lettuce Reel On.•ons u.s. No. 1-F~r Solod, or Sondw1ches1 Cucu111bers lons,i!rr:e" Coors Beer Great Thirsl· Quencher! s I '9 ~ 6'2-01. ~ Can1 Nucoa Soft Margarine Creomy· S9 Smooth S,-Od C ~\-lb. e:;;;;:/ Carton Chicken Of Th• ... Chunk Tuna °'~,:;~.:... 69C ~6 ~·01. l!:!.;;;;:;;' Can Tide Detergent ::err 1139 ~ .. , .... [:::;;;v' "''. Lysol Ip ray Dl•~~t '13'9 ~12 .... ~Con Pamper's Diapers Di1po1oble, $ 1 S 9 Toddle• Size. ;,;-.-. Pkg. ·~/of 12 Minute Maid Orange Juice co~:!~~~o1e 49c '-_. 6·01. ~·ean Mother's Brand Cookies • Ch0<olot• Chip : ~:~:;. c;;~o~rrnent S 12 9 • Ootmeolro1"n ~ 18-oz:Pkg. Cragmont Canned Pop ... ~:~or 6 'I (Inept 12.oz. Lemenode) Can• Lucerne Yogurt Sundoe Tyf" 4 ' °'"·= I .... ~=!~ Health and Beauty Aids A11ua Fre•h Toothpa•I• ..... :.89C '"'" 'Multl-Vlt•mhw -IJiiirl ·------------· :111.in.241 I ,,e .. 111 I ia c•u,.... o wh ..,., -I I ........ 10<1",...' "c ..... .w· c_...,. ....... 1 I •I ~ "'-'°"'"" f,..., Sef.woy Net le '"'" d1i1de ~',etoll•t" •• ••Free" ceupont •• I I mon11fa«1111er'• <O~pen. limll 4 ceu,...a per I cutl...,er. c..i,.... ..-d or oll Sofeweya on I s.. Colif~ , .... ,. c.o•.11-. s..ft oo..-& I Imperial C-1'1iet) J11ly 26-29, 1979 ... I cludlnt l'l11id MH~ 'r•duc11, Alc•h•llc I I ..,,., , e11 .. & Tebo<ce P'•edvct&. I ------------·------------· 1111.in.wi I ,,., . .,, th•~ coupon alon9 ...,,,h ony one I monufoct1.1,er 1 <•nh off cou~ o,,d t•• I I double fhf! tO'ltng• f1orn Sofewoy Not te tn. I dvd,. 1ttotl•t" 01 Fr•• <•...,pon• o• I f"l\on...,foch,,, •• ·, <evpori lam•t 4 ro"po'" pet I <v••OM.., Covpon 9ood of olf Sof•woy-• .,, I So Col.I . (Edepl Co1ol1no Son O.e90 .. I lmpe.,ol CounloetJ July 2(>.10, 1070 ft. I <lud•n9 flu•d Mii~ Prodvch , Alcohohc I Contains Center And End Cut Chops. Approximately 1/4 Fresh Pork loin. I l evetoCJ•', Ct901ette1 & Tobou o 'roduch I ------------~-~~ ·------------· ~ lb. il!WilWW.#~L~ Pork Link Sausage P••••nl 1h,. coupon 0 ong .. 11 ony one I Fc11me1 John f oesh Sk1ntcn. , . . ....... 8·01.49c Pkg. I monufoctu•e•• 'ctnh oH' covpon ond 1e1 I -·-~ c I St I ••b I double the "'"'n~· , ...... Sofewoy Not lo,,,. I I ~~/ OU n r y y e I s c.l"d• ,,.to•••• o• f ret covpo1u or lb .,39 I monufocturer • covpon Ltm11 4 coupon• por I Former John Fresh Porlc Lenn . • . . . .. .. .. .. <11tlomer Covpo" good ol all Sofe•oyo on Wh 1 p k L e lb s12s I So Coll!. (facep• C.01ol1no, Soft Otego .. I -::::,. 0 e or 01n lmpo11ol Co.,nhe•J July '26°19, 1979 h · 1~ I I clvdong fluid Mil~ Produclo, Alcoheloc I d 11.voro et. Cifjorellet & Tobocce ,,.duct• FrHh·former John Bulk Cut on Wrapped •. ·------------· ·------------· illlf .i·&.W! ,reMn• lh" covpen~len9 wllh ony -I monufotlv•"'' '"c•ftta .W' ~ ..... o..d eet I dellltle ....... 1,... ,,..., w.-, ....... ifl. I elude .. reloller'' or ••fr••"' ,..,pen• ., I I moftt1f-ur .... 1 ,..,pen .. U...h 4 ... .,,..., pet I c.1t1ome•. Coupon toocS ol oll Sofewoya on I s.. eoltf., 11t•.,., ~ s-o. ... a I lmperlol C:...nt,.11 Jiiiy 26-29, 1979. h · I cludlftt Pl11ld Milk l'r•cl"'"· Alcoh•ll< I I le¥ero9H, 0901ell•• & l....,«• P'red11<ta. I ------------Safeway Specials! 30 Ille• Breacl Mrs. Wright'• 3 9c ~ 24 ·01 ~Looi Swiss Ch•••• Solewoy Chunk Weights In R~ndom $ 2 39 ~ lb. ~ Tomato .lulc• Libby·, 59c 46-01 ~~Con Laundry Cheer Detergent s249 ~84•01. liiiii' Bo• Cottage Ch•••• lucerne s 13 5 ~ 32·ot. iliiii9' Carton Polarolcl IX70 Lanc1 ~1599 Fiim ~:;h Cannon Towels . fin• Ouolilyl A lovely de119n, S.fl oncl ab· -benl .... 11111111 celen • Mocho • Ltm• • ft.,, .. , • Yellow • llue Bath 1399 Towel ........ .. •2•• ...... , ........... . ., .. ........................ !!~.~0~~~.~ Chops f 179 Center Cu 1 I b !~!!r~!~ Pork Chop• 1129 frO\h loon . lb. ~!~.~0~~!~ Roast f 179 C.nleo Cur lb ~!~o~~':,hChops f 179 Pork loon, Cenle• Cul . . lb IVIRYDA Y LOW P•ICll ON USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE BEEF Boneless Rouncl lteak Beef Chuck Roast USOA Chetce S.ef Chuc Ii, 81ode Cul 7-Bone Roast USDA Choice kel Chuck. Cent., C111 Rouncl Tip lteak 8onctleu, USDA Cho1u1 Buf USDA CHOICE Whole Bon•I••• Shoulder USDA Chooce Beel Chuck • , •• (Coon ll1bJ 9 lo IS·lb ~It' Include• Steok1 or Roo•h tb Whole Boneless Sirloin Sliced Beef liver .... It ,, ... ft. Oelr•"•' Sliced Pastrami 1 .. 1 •• c., ....... lb .• ,,. .lb. ·1~9 .lb. .,,9 lb. .,.9 •2s9 lb. ... '· s1n 11 .... s1•• .. "'•· . USDA Chooce Beef loon s 2•• 9 10 l2·1b Sue lnclvde1. lop And 8ollorn Strlo1n Steol. or Cube Steak lb. liver Sausage S.loway lro1h. Siie• ....... .. ........... . s10• Low Prices on Liquor. Wine and Beer! p," .. Effec11ve In locenHd Soleway1. No Sol•• In E1<e11 of lO·Gollont. No Sole1 for lle,ole. Colony Smirnoff Chenln Blanc Vodka • French Colomba rd • Cabernet Distilled • r;I 2 J;!~•s ~ 2·:.!.l I Macllalr' • lcotch lmpOJted, 16 ,,oof ~~?~11 98 Gordon'• Gin 10,,... D$ Ii?.! •939 Lleltfraumllch Karl Manheim Serve Chilled ~ 23·01. s 199 ..-.;. aonle Gallo lpan•tla Fruity levquet 5$ Ji!.., •• Sale• In Retail Qvantltln Only. SAFEWAY ------. ·. ',, ........ a ........ ,. •.•..•....... , With MlnlMUfll el tJ.00 P'IHdwte At S.~h-•., .. ,. W. Alll'I ,..,'"; ~~ ~ Mtttt Tlctiett M.H _:y.., ~·'' · lllA.... "· """' '~ ~••• ~ ~·1•• .... 0::-::t,'~N·:~;-~,_~:... •••••• ... ••• c.::=;.:=\~ ., • ..,..Dr.,Ne•pal11Hdt•lll .... C....ttp ,L , .. ..,. • •MMuc ... 8-tfltm,~Lepte• ..... eAMl"""9yMLaPu. ...... ~ e1nl.,7*le •• 0Ne•llhtt ., """ eMt•etM""°"'·.....,.." .... "'et441'C.....,Or,etWllMl.t~ ., .......... ..._AM ·f • • ~ 'J ft - 7 ............. .,. FOOD • m t I Canning Terms Outlined ~o followto1 FOO<\ _. - -.......... •OlftllalM'APOa· oo -..i -lalo OPICN·Dlll'LIUllN· du t ru <lloa of a II natun117 ID 111.11117 llndU are made from eilllor •"aUoa Gloaar7 n.. f , .. tM, .-bl •Wl'ANT -PackMll ~ottoo1 mata or fuaa. NINO -Procedure 1poll.,e orsantama tbat wbleb ca11MS the Julee cllrulpeelorapplee. 'fU ~ 'bJ A'iDit· ~ la ~aHIDI ma•-nala ... _t __ , lome maldl or tWr end wbe-a-food la cooked ma" be p--t in ... _ to tbieken or 1el after Glossary ta Cook aed 0.Tote IC* '""':r.-twr arowtta tood:trom;a&:;.J;. produch may be In ~;-:,rdlnary kettle, food. .__. UMJ beatln1 If tbe proper pH -Meaaure of D • v I i • f o o d prenaled la ff'ff1ln1 durtq frwMr it.or-.•. barmfuli and moldy then packed Into bot Jan proportions ot aucar and acidity of a product. The ~cbeolocl•ll wllJa U.e ud.,.._fooda. Example• Include ••l•tabH or fr~it andMaled.Janoflood PACK -Designates acid are present. lowerthepHthebieher Consumer and P'ood rreeaer wrapt ~r. abould not be eanaed. receive no additional how food la packed into Natural pectins are· the acidity. •coaomlca lHtlUate, •Ol8'ft1as.vAroa. pluUc, or foU -p&utlc Molds are deltroyed by beat~. Thll la containers. Specifies tbe more prevalent lo un· P&ESEBVE _ To . A1rlrultural Reaearch P&OOJ' -Packlo1 b111, waxed freeaer proper cagnln1, but they a danceroc. practice u temperature Qf food derripe fruit than maintain the quality of S."lce. •atenala ta.al prevent carioDI. may devtloD ba leaky apou.,e orsullma may when packed into Jara mature or overripe food for consumption at loe1 Of IDOUtun from eoetalMn. J'ood from enter the Jar durina the for cannln1, or tbe fruit. Some fndta have a later time . Ac· CID l'OOD -Food fooda durtn1 frteaer lt•kY ccmtalMn or any tranafer of food from method of 1weetenia1 enoup natural pectlna compliabed by canning wltb a pH or '·1 or 11ora,.. s.ampha in· • 0 L D I cann9d food 1bowla1 kettle to Jar. ID low-acid frutta for trener packl. to make ~h quality freezing, plckliJlg, dry: below. Aa add taod Ha el•d• ilau, rt aid lllcrwop6c,_.. wbld mold oowtb Mould be food8, tmlperatu,.. ob-Jama md es. Others ('"-G•n.aaaay "bt Mlll1 PNC•llll la• ~Uc, aad metal form at ... bol"M 1porta dlae'a.nled wltbout tut· talned are not bot PECTIN -A aub· require addition ot com· ~ UUCQ,. • bolUq-wattr bada for '--( _.._..._) ... _. -·" -11-t tn en 0 • b t I -'al _.,__ ... , Pac-CJ> •ayclfied llmtt . ...:.:.:~~...,.,~~·= .... =:.":·:....-_.;..__:._._,...~..:...---~-__,_:~_.~ ... :.....-=~•~·~~~~----~..;..:::.;;.U;::.z..:...:.::.O_.:.;n::.::.•:u~r~e--=.•~t:a~n~c~e~o~c~c~u~r~r~l~n~g!L.:m::.:.er~g::.::'._!:.,_.:::.: ........ ::::~•~ua~c~h'......~~~-=-v__:~~~ Inc ud., moat fruit•, tomatoel, and pickled ve1etablel. ANA.E&OBES Bae teria capable of grow1n1 • witho11t air, as In n . sealed container o f canned food. BLANCHING -Heat· inl vegetables by im· merslon in boilln1 water. steam.Ing, aaute- ing, or at.ewtnc to lilac· tlvate emym• capable of causin1 quality changes In foods durinc freezer storage. BOILING· WATER· BATH CANNER -A large kettle with lid, rack . and cover; must be deep enough to allow· j ars totle covered with 1 to 2 inches of water and still have additional height for water to boll actively. Suitable for procesai.ng acld foods . BOTULISM -Food· borne Ulnesa caused from eating canned foods cont.aining tbe lox· in produc e d by Cloatridium botulinum, an anaerobic bacterium. This organism can grow and produce toxin in sealed jars of canned foods that are improper. ly processed. CANNING -Prescrv· ing food in airtight rigid containers . Micro· orgarmms are destroyed ·by beat.processing con· tainera of food at tbe temperature and time 6pecified for each food. It la essential to foUow reliable canntna lmtruc· lions exadl7 to Insure a safe canned product that ls free from botulism· causing bacteria and spoilage organisms. COLD PACK -Raw, unheated food packed into canning containers and covered with boiling sirup, juice, or water DEHYDRATOR -A device which removes moisture, a dryer. ENZYMES -Pro· teins involved in plant growth processes lnclud· ing maturation and ripening. Enzymes can cause loss of quality in food if they remain ac· live during storage. 'fhey are destroyed by canning, or by blanching vegetables before freez· ing. FREEZER BVllN - Small, white, dehydrat· ed areas which occur on improperly wrapped frozen foods. Tbla condi· tion la harmless, but if extensive can cause food to become tough or lose flavor. FREEZING - Preserving food by &tor· ing at low temperatures. Tbe recommended tem· perature for free1,r 1tor.,e ii 0 ° For below. BICAD&PACE -The apace between the top of food in a container and the container lid or cloaure. BOT PAC& -Food heated in llrup, water or steam, or Juice, and packed bot lnto canning jan. BYDaATOa CVEGBTABLI: Cal8PD> -A cl.rawer· Ilk• aectlon in refrtaer.ton wbkb pro. tect1 freab fnalta and ve1etablea from clrJlnc out--~· t atora,.. • LOW-MDIOOB - Food wltll pll aboN •.•. • A low·Mld lllOCI ........ proc1•tnc at * t.m· ' perature under pr••· aure to deatro1 mlero-or1aatam1 aad tnaure a 1afe e ... ed product. lael .. H all ••l•tabl•• ••eept tom ..... At LUCky, You won't Rnd a Chicken Uttle. What you will find is a crade A chicken that's big, plump and full-breasted. That's the kind Tyson Farms breeds, and that's the kind we like to pick for your table. The best part -besides real eating pleasure -is that you get your pick of the flock everyday a t Lucky's lower overall prices. packages marked, ''best of the fryer " These conta in two each of breast halves with ribs, thighs, drumsticks and wings .. the perfect combination for a summer picnic. Yo u can )eave the silverware at home, but don't fo rget to pack the napkins for eating out of hand. Choose from whole-body fryers and roasters; plump, juicy breasts, drumsticks, thighs and wings. When you want a variety of favorites from your skillet or grill, select the Stock up now for good summer eating at Lucky's lower overall chicke n prices. Fresh Meats FRVINQ ~~~~~~~.~~~ .4 5 CUT·UP ~~~ ••. lS .• 58 OllCKEN BREASTS CllAOE A, FllYING 9 8 ~~~.~~~~~ .. CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS 88 Oli! THICHS fRYWC, CQAOE A, TYSON ••• LB. e OflCICEN WINGS ........0. ('AM)( A l'Y50ll,, ........... LI • 58 OICICEN LIVER -.TnOlll ...................... ll .98 8IST OF THE FIVER 9ICWOfS< a mAlf PWWl Willi..._ :.=:~.~.~.~.~.88 T «JNI STEAK ._ ...................... 2.78 ILADI CUT OtUCK STIAIC IOllOID _, ..................... , LI,• 99 LMGI IND• STIM .,..., ...................... ia.1.98 caoss-• IOAST ..... ..., .. Olla ........ 1.89 7«JNI CHUCI ROAST .-.......................... 1.29 lMGI IND• IOAST --.......................... 1.97 GIOWl>119 Jl.8,l'llC.OI-119 -........... , ............ . IXTIALIM~ ... I09•--n. "'" ....... w.1. 79 SltOLE rTlll PllClfG . TNI II ontWIV thlt LUCICYllWI vou monev. l.Udcy wont confUtl vou With multiple Pr1Clna., Hke "3 for $1" Offers. Y.ou·u flncJ a single Price on •nv given Item; so the oerson Who buvs one of an Item OIYS the same fair prtce per Item IS tne person Who buys three. ..... ,. ........ - Fresh Meats BONELESS ROUND STEAK 80f'«lt01Clr .................. LB 1. 78 TOP ROUND mAK llOl<ru~ tOHOfO MU ......... ll 2 .18 BONELESS TIP STEAK IOOOOlOIUF -............. 1.1 2.28 ~~~~STEIOIN~ .... LI 2.88 BEEF OR PORK CHORlZO if-•UClA .............. 1101"°' .68 HILi.SHiR& SAUSAGE !MOlllD 0.,0I,........ , ...... 1.8 1. 89 LADY LEE BACON \000 , •• .. .... • , .. 1 LI l'tCC. 98 canned & Packaged !HUNT'S SAUCE 29 TOMAT0150Z.CAN e 1. ~!o~~~!..43 L :=:.~~.~~~~~1.69 r RICE-A«>NI MIXES b GOIDIJic;aM. m•nu "'oz -• 49 b ~~~~MOl.JM.59 b ~~~~oz..c 1.17 A ~~-~.~ .... noua1.49 b ~~~.~.·~1101.IOX.99 r OREO COOkl!S b HMISCO WIOWICH ... ttOl PWG 1.39 Household & Pet L ~~~ .. 1e01sn .• 49 L~~~ .. MOUTL 1.59 TOILET TISSUE b IAD'tlfftll9CUl'l.'1',0C, 75 SY-116 .............. JtllJPlllC • L ~~.~~.JC»cr -.63 !~~.~,_..29 L ~!'!'.~.~OZ.CM.37 L ?;l=~!.~101 CM.59 ~,.11 .. LUCllVttorM.lft(. ~ ...... --umotltlQIO ...,_1111~~ "IM-~-.-.,.,._ ... ,,_.,.,.. _ __..,, Jlllll1WlllW~.-·-"11.. Delicatessen Liquor SAVI 109' -8UY A CASlt A 10.. Ol!COUffr IS CMfll ON fUU CASI P\HICHASIS Of WINE & SNITS. l(EY BUY ITfMS EXClUOEOI. b ~V:.~.~~Uot.UM3.35 ramYSMI b tcenot.• ..... Uhf1UIL 15.99 P COLONYVMtlTAL WMS b ,_,.~,0-.llMC, ~~. U lft •1\.2.49 PLADYLEE o~~~~.39 . I ~.~.~=~.45 I ASHS11C11 =:. ......... UOIM.1.55 r WB.Of'S OllWK •• l> -.o.llOClllCmllM• •• tlCll.CM.~ Dairy & Frozen Health & Beauty Aids SCHICK SUPER II L~~°' .. 99 L ~.SPRA~sOl m 2.49 r PRB.L SHAMPOO b COIOCIMl1lATt • , , , l Ol TVlll 1.07 r SECRET ROLL-ON b 11tW1M Oii UHllCCH n 0 1 \ Ol lilt 1. 09 r STYLE HAIRSPRAY b .,.._, HWIW~ Uo«I Nil Oft Ol (J>H • 79 Produce ..• what discount Is au about. DISCXLNT SLPERfv1ARKE IS •umo.oaau11• --. .......... _ oo.Y•-.. ---.... =a.,_, ~ -----u..a""" ..,., ....... -AT\MnA-,.,. _......_ ..... rt •• . ...•.. ... , ..... , .......... 1119111 .. '""""!iml.i. .... __ .,,, .• --=---• t • ----'1f&ANI • 11052•--_., t A,M. t """-' ..... "'lt.""iML ,._ w-= .... --. .......... 7 FOOD MOit people thlnk of t.lH oU, .. um• teed th• oU mhthare. Serve Wor~re aauce u ind Worc••l•r•blre over mixed •r•ena. • COftd.l...,t for 1t.eak1. 11uce: let Raad 1t room Refriserat.e re•alnlnc chopa and bam~ra. \em p • r 1 lure u n l 11 dr .. •Lnc ln • covered Or•• • mariMide Lna,..· navon blend. at least \$ coatalner. UM alllo over dle nt for barbecue d minutes. Neenwhlle, ln chuted vecetablff and meat• and poult.ey. Or a small c"'p combine dry leftover meat. Yield; 1 •• a 1ea1on l DI for muatard and water; let cup dl"CINlftl .......... 1179 Creamy Perfection Salad Dressing is zipped up with a savoring of Worcestershire sauce I l ' i cUMrolee. But, believe etand for 10 mlnutH . To tout ._ .... Ned lt or not. it'• a110 a quick Add mu1t1rd . lemon place ln a aklUet and aad HVOl'Y wa.y to make Juice, 1qar and u lt to •llr•try untJJ toldea. . dl1Unctlve salad dreaa· ---;;;;;::=:::;:;::::==:=:;:::=:;::;::=:;:;:;:;:;:;:;=:;;;;~=::;::;:;::=:;:;:::;:;=:;=:;:;::=:;=:;;:;;;:::::;:;::;:;::;:::;;::;;::;;:;:;:;;::::==:=:::;:=:::;::::;::=:=:=:;;;:;:;::;::;:;~~-1n.i1. Tb• eecret ll t.bat tbe one boClle coat1•u duU peppe r s , vl n o 11r , \1ma rlnd'1 , s oy , molaaaes, onlon1 , a nc bovlea, aballola. iarllc and spices. Add olJ and vi negar, o r lemon Juice, and there's UtUe ei.e you need. Here are two Worcestenblre dress· maa that will put .. news" ln your 'Tl aalad otfer· ln11. caE.UtY PEaFF.CnON SALAD DR~ING 2 egg yolks 8 teaspoons lemon juice 2 tabl es p oo n s original Worcestershire s auce 2 teaspoons sail 1 large garlic dove, minced l cup salad oil In the container of a blender place egg yolks, l emon juice, Worce·slershire sauce, salt and garlic. Blend for 5 seconds. With the m otor running, add oi I in a steady stream . Ble nd only u ntil com· bincd. Tum off motor i medjately. Pour into a bowl . stir well. Do not double or triple this rec- ipe. Foe herb dressing variations, add 'h teas· teaspoon dilJ weed or 1h t easp oo n c ru s hed rosemary to the blender container before blend· iq. Serve dressing over tossed mixed green salad . cherry or sliced ripe tomatoes or chilled lichtty cooked whole green beans, asparagus spears, broccoli, etc Yield : l 1h cups. SESAME o·a ESSING 1h cup salad oil 11. cup toas ted sesame s.eed 2 tabl es p oon s ori~lnal Worcestershire sauce ~ t easpoon d ry mustard ~ teaspoon water y, cup lemon juice 1 teaspoon sugar If• teaspoon salt In a small bowl com· Glossarv ti (From Page C6) ing . or making jelly, jams, or preserves PROCESSING - Heating food In closed canning jars to insure destruction of micro-organisms so the canned food will remain un· spoiled and s ale to eat. Acld ·foods -auch as fruits, tomatoes, and pickles -and Jams and preserves are safely proceaaed ln a boiling· water-bath Tlme11 required to insure an adequate proceaa are specUled in cannin1 directions for each food. SlaUP PACK -Fruit ls picked for freezlns in a 1u1ar alrup made by dl11olvin1 1u1ar in water. ITEA•·PaE81t1aB CANNBa -A lar1e, heavy metal r:; barini • tl1bt·fitt DI cover wblcb la flu.d wlth aaf•· ty waive, Ream "'9t or petcock, and a 1a1e - ettber ~ or dial. UMd for pt"OCwiq low· acid foods un4er pr .. 1ure at !!f:, tem-peraturet ID to ID· • ..,.. tbelr safety. ITSAll·nSlltJ&B MUCSPAN-Smallt' tlla• a eaaner. If ....,.,.. wltll ..... to ............... 10 '° • «r, It 11 nltable tair r.,. .... food la* an. lllGAS PACK -·::t:.. .. Y~~ ., ....... . ,..... ..... , .... lldo 111111 II $ >SL. }ll1_!'f8T8Naa • ......._..,.r••• :: ........ :.-&· ... = ..... --•caw~ .... . - SHOPArtD COMPARE YORI LOW MEAT PRICES. ... 991 BONELESS ROOND STEAKS .. ·2as I BEEF RIB STf.AKS •Al'IU:"""' ~·lf.l'Q KRAFT 25 MACARONI ~.~~1CHEESE • ~Ml\l\l,L S&WWHOLE 49 PEELED TOMATOES ~ . MO ITS APPLE JCJICE l>!O!Kl. llOTl\L 12s GROCERIES 1tt1t•"' I IYll fll Kraft Italian Dressing #1'1Ult"ti f ltf)f"fll Jan{J·Wkle Soy Sauce .63 .42 16~JNI 59 Heh a.at~ sam • IOOtKCltO~ Heinz .. 57 Meat Sauce lf>Ol..ct. 1(''1 Pompe11n Ohe 01 . l~JAA Motta Applsauce 114 }41 203 .43 111-0ll<t.CAAlllH bPA<l'"l-'>11> 'l./<\OllS 79 Treuweet Fruit Or1nks • }()(.nC1. .JAA Natea Instant Tea }99 170t...a;~ 39 Green Olant Sweet Pus • ti()(#] (N< 35 <Ren Oi.nt Cream Com • 16()(Jt!cr(N'I 38 Del Monte Cut Qr, Buns • l&(XJr!CECM 37 Helna Veget.Mln Beans • ~~SluedcraUt .3)3 &;:'&'.ntsLMulhtooms .54 101'Cl(KE(Ni C.1~•Tometo~ ~U'-Julce ~Ehn 70.ta(M 8pem Luncheon Melt m;;:-Oll~ .22 p9 123 .79 .49 .65 .63 .61 .35 PEPSI COLA 2-UTER bl~<.Jlltl I .89 JERSEYMAID DEUJXE ICE CREAM >W 1 < .M.U>i; CNrroN ~ ,(jl(f c.o. '""~ 139 Miu.ER'S LITE BEER 6.PACK IJOU<I. °"'" 11s GROCERIES ' ., t •"'""Al,f .-. f, I tt Wizard Deodorizer t ~.:>1 ,,, •r t'ALtt~· .1 Gala Family Napkins JO <OUf'f' l•N j'\,Al ,1 )0 i &Al f O"'t Vons Plastic Truh S.gs .59 F9 .59 ]09 ~I> I'll ~l't'llM'E 120 Baggies Food Storage a.gs 199 ll(l)(i,;lllOI'.~ Kleenex Hugglea Dllpers FROZEN FOODS T:~~T~Par/OrapeJulce .85 l,'()Ofo("l'~ 65 Oownyftlke Jumbo Waflles • .99 , 4 F.>i< PM' M l.I Birdseye Cob Com 11(JlltrD V41!ll JI(.<; 77 Rourita Mexican Dinners • LIQUOR ~-\Will ~ ~ .... ~ =~ ·~ ... -=·.10.,..,. }49 BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS ·------------------~--·-------.. _____ , :• ~YE AO ·~ II -""""""'""-"II BEST FOODS 99 11 ••I MAYONNAISE 11 '' ~Oll<l • I II ......... """ ........ "i,., ......... ,,.. .. ,,,._,,.,,.,.""' I •l•A'lo'°• ,,., Ml•'""""'"'' ''•l"l""r•• I , .. _.. •• I ,,,,,.,,. .. 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IVORY 4-PACK BAR SOAP \1 k" I ~~AJ ·~t hUJ.Jllt ·, 11 'Jt' Hl·DRI PAPER TOWELS IOI COllff llOU. .59 .49 COPPERTONE S<JNTAN LOTION ll<Yf"t0!""-1 11 11111 Mrs. Butterworth5 Syrup "\1<11i-.<' J.\P Wckh'sGrapeJcly "u1·tt t llJ.t Coffee "'-le Creemer VOllNO OOmJ Haw.., Punch Bae }69 }09 .89 189 .79 }09 .65 .33 VONS BAKERY .81 .75 ·FRJSKJES B(Jff'ET CAT FOOD hi ~lt<t <.~r~ GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS I llNl"Hl.j)t< IA\1()1111\:. THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES '> .. "!:L IANO JUICY .23 ~.19 PRODUCE ~" t " ,...nt Crunchy Cucu mbers ' .. • r•n ty.\Kf, Cherry Tomatoes ,..."' '' ,,,..,n Crisp Crundly Ce.lery •WI I I AN> JUI'• Honeydew Me.Ions Al~l'oilPHl~CUl~ Tangy Limes MEATS ... 19 IH39 1u39 1ne l9 , .... 05 U\e 15 ... 98 HONTS TOMATO KET CHOP • I' 11•• I 1¥H'P B<JDOIQ SLICED MEATS I '><X.-.c:J PAOVO " v ""1£TI.., .59 .45 CLAOSSEN KOSHER PICKL.£5 \)()or< ' JAR W>QI '"'""'-\<('> .99 D-ELICA TESS EN "f t t:Jfl/ '"'" t l/ ·~' Vons Cooked Ham t' I M • I I A(~ ,f t If. '~I Jl • Vons Beef Wieners tlf If ,,.,~. Af IJ(J/ ,,..,, I •ttjlJ/ '""''-' Oscar~ Bologna .89 J09 .89 v~"~B6:u Cheese Dfuslng • 98 )10/ C1I'\ I,!) -lbOl I IN 76 Ju-seymaid Sour Cream • MEATS HOFFY SLICED BACON '".99 ~.99 "' 139 ~.89 .. 149 .63 WEU DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE ~ Cu11b Doauts .98 . OOlt OtWWfreE ~ \t40NS LOW PRICES HEALTH & BEAUTY 1f <JSMFOODSTAMPCOOPONSC;L.ADLVACCEPTEO. ps -...~~ J69 ~r-~~vr.:., 143 ~tiZftC:.W.. 2'9 238 pt ~l!'IP IJ!liU'dC..,l'JC~•Lf,.,. ... NrWIMllrenipnRt ~ ..-~ ._...,...:--..aTa111taDG. L.IA CMt.aut,,.._,_L«AnoJMll' .,_,. ....... ...., ...... I t • llU019.I. ntM• llWCl:t" '""/IO f .. llftCT Af"°"9. UJ4 w .,,,,.,,Loe .1V'Cl60, 1 •w.l'ICO Ill.Ill). .._........__... tc£ 5 f .. IM IW&-....-IWL'l. ... ~y • ......... ............. . .. ,... ,, -.o.-.c ,,c -.......... $ I --.-$ ,,_....,. -._ ........ ,...... ' .} ... Choose Variety bf Salad Gftens Cool. upt. 1nea. and ~ eup f re• h I y Jytt tbe tMIMI for IWD· 14........S lemoft Ju.Jee m•r meala. ftat •lM l e love m ine d , -1del aalad fttl U.at fr••b 1arbc deiertpOoo! l tQlpoon Hit At a ftnt CO\lrM or ~ 1 ... poon pepper ma1D di.lb. bowever, tM In 1mallb0wl, com· but 1ummer ulad• blne all lncredlenu . mix be1la wit.Ja one or more weU. Serve o ver Cobb NllT&IENT VALlJU: Ttal1 recipe provldel approdmateb 450 calori .. (hued on a H rvla11). 26 P9'CHl U.S. RDA protein, near· ly 50 r:roeol U.S. RDA vltam C and ll a 1ood aource ol potualum and fiber. FOOD . Cool and <;risp. the salad greens of summer make light and luscious eating. .j . leab ......, vesetab&et. Salad Aceonlinltot.beUnlt· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.::::::::::..:::::::::::~=:::::::...::....;;,:,_...;..:.,~~....:...:~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed Freata rruh and Ve1etable A1aociatlon. salad lqredient.a ml1hl lnelude a numbe r of cholcea in the· lelluce famlly u well u a wide variety ol other greens now in season chkory. muetard a nll b ee t 1re'e n s . e ndiv e , watercress. escarole. Swiss c hard and spinach. The key to the perfect salad Ues in the selec- tion and at·bome care or the greens. For the side dis h salad, Lettuce Hearts Wil Avocado Dressing. ch se Iceberg lettuce by uch. T e head should be rlrnJ but not bard. Like all I.be leafy greens, it should hflye a fresh ap· pe arance with a little wiltlng or discoloration on the edges of the leaves. The Cobb Salad is a classic based on three greens: Iceberg lettuce, Romain e and watercress, topped with diced chicken , ha rd· c~ed eggs and a varie· ty Of other hearty ingre· di~nls, inc l uding a sprightly Fresh Lemon Dr.ssing. Feel free to experl· ment with the combina· lion or greens you JJSe for this salad, though ; spinach, butterhead let · tuce and escarole a re also good choices. Whe n pre p a rin g greens for tossed salads, tear rather than cut the \taves ; c ulling will catise the edges to dis· color. Pour the salad dre#ssing over complete·. ly dry greens al the last mloute. And be s ure not to .irown the salad in· gredient.a. Toss them in 1ust enough dressing to coat the leaves lightly. LETTUCE HEARTS Wf111 AVOCA,00 DllFMING 2 a vocados, very ripe 6 t a bl es p oo n s freshly squeezed lemon Juice •/4 cup vegetable 011 3 cloves fresh garlic, mashed · 1h teas poon chili powder 1/a teaspoon sail 1 head Iceberg let· tuce, cut in 6 wedges In smull bowl, mash a voe ados with a fork . Add lemon juice, oil, gurlic, chili powde r a nd sail; mix well. Spoon over lettuce wedges. Makes: 6 servings. C2 cups dressing ) NUTR I ENT VALVES: This recipe provides approximately 225 calories per serving Cbased on 6 servings>. nearly 70 percent U.S. ROA for vitamin C and is an excellent source or potassium. COBB SALAD 1h bead Ice berg let· tuce (about 2 cups), washed, weU·drained t,A, head Romaine lettuce <about 2 cups ), w .. bed, well-ilrained 1 bunch watercress, washed and trimmed 2 amall tomatoes, cut ln wectses 1 medium avocado J>Hled and t.blnly aUced ' 2 cupa cooked, diced cbickm 2 hard·cooked e111. quartered '\.t pound bacon, cooked, mambled 2 table1poon1 crumbled blue cbeele 1 table1pooo chopped e111 ... -tnlll IAmOD 0-.· ••• Tear...._.._ .... .... , ........ ~·· ..... ~ ...... , ..... , .......... .... wltb waterer••· Ar· ............ fll .... and avocado 111e .. around HI• of bowl : ••ooa cblekea Into ...... ol bowl. 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AS Sl'KlflCAUl "°"'.'*'AD." •• I I AlfTllD fOI f04.ll lOTAl UmlACtlOll ~ ., H ......... lnll\ _,. U• OI MOef ,, .... ,., IAJlll ,.,.,. .. ... CMIT Of M AlWllTlllD ..... "' WIU Offll ws Of IUMlfACTilltl If fOll Alt *" "'"'· '9Kn JlllS .... Oii , ... \AMI mll\ .... , OJINI MAJ\ le"'"'."""' " I '" row CllOICI or a cOMPAIHU n tM ..... I I 1110. •Alln aASln w1u lll'lAa rou1 m• I I 111111 rota1 IS low. 11. ••. '°"' 111•1110 •a.•n u·11n ""''" UPI AYAIUaf. ltllK'flllG '* SAlll UVlllGS OI ' WITll nu SAMI MAllO 04I A ,.,., .... u llAllO •• "" Ot-••nn·s "ICU 10 MMlll .. "'' HO •• ••u PAY '°" I UlleClll<ll llfTmM '" ro rwo1AS1 m I ot lltlllllO rou1 PU1c11aw "'" · I nwu "" llfftltllCI. AIMnllD mM " ntl AMUl1Sl9 rtK.I I I . Wll I;;.-.;_.,..;. __ ••• I I•••••••• I • ~:.-~-.;-·~ m"iii''mii. ~~••I MIHIMSIZE ® ~·FRESH PORK ~ SPARERIBS IQIOI PRICE SLASHED 1·5310·1531 BACARDI RIM • • . . . • . . . .. . . • • 4 K.-n'a ApriCOC. or Strawberry 6 J>K. 61 i oz. T • 111· 1111 WlrUll .TUS • • • • Snack time 1oodift ... 10 Pkit. Bo1 Huihee 8 Pk1. Regular or Sourdough Tortila Chips .... 79c Dorit.oe AIMIOrted Var. Pre-Priced 96c Trash Bags o.• ••• 1111 The big 30 gallon size . JO count · C&C 99 COLA~ c Your Choice Regular or Diet. 6 PK. Syrup llC cm •••••• s 121 ToPt! on PaocakCll ... l4 o.:. bottle Granola ... vAlill •• 95c Suirt the Uay ri~ht ... ARlit. Var. 16 uz. PAPER 55 TOWELS c HI-Ori brand ••. Big Roll 1 Salad Oil ........ 1111 Crieco the favorite ... 24 oz. bottle Nabisco Cookies g9c Tastv Nutter Butt.er ... 13111 oz. Pkg. AVOCADO ~9c DRESSING U New from Kraft ... 8 oc. Bottle NeStea Tea Mix s 111 The cool drink with Lemon/Su1u1r 24 oz. Dinner Plates ••. s 149 Hefty Diapoeable JO 1;. inch. 2r, n1unt FIEICH 19c llEAD Franclaco aweet ... 1112 lb. loaf Liquor Dept. LUCKY s·199 LAGll'=' Quality Beer at• low price . . 11 oz. bottles. Gallo varlltal 1.1 liter Cr.-lbtpiaii •4•• 1.3 Ui.r ..• Weibel'• White Wine .... , .. Delicatessen ~ LAii '0' FIOST sa e. .. ~ I~~ 47c1 . PB11b11 ......... 15! ~weet Freei1tones ... Serve with cream or make o shortcake Plums ........ :.·. II! I hree toi;ty varietiei. t11 chcioee from re<l. black or grt:en '''*"''' · .. 8 • 15! ( iolden 11weel and oL the peak of flavor ... a real summer treat! H1n1yd1ws ...................... 15! Hi1x· with the !.WCl!t mellow n11\11r thnt rn11kc~ !1411Yt·ln11n<· un udcl11 wn lo the menu' PINEAPPLE • • • • • • • 19~ MANGOES ••••• 35! llnwaiion grown ... tropical fru it treol .Juu·v. rioe and 1u11t bul'ktlnf( with f1ovor New Low • Lew ftrices on Heoltlt ontl leauty Altls --------------~ ---------~---- TOOTH s 119 PASTE Crest biic 9 ot ... ff.el(. or Mint Contac .......... 5119 <~uick rel ief pockoi<c t1f J(J Roi aids •.•.....• 77 c The breoth taklnl( mint ... :1 pak Super Puffs a.TY •• 49c Thi:v have bO many u ileh ••• 260 count WONDRA s 169 LOTION 1.i °' in Choice ol l<t·1< or l ·n~rcntc·d E fferdent Tabs .. s 154 The huhhle11 do tht• v.•Jrk. pkl(. of 40 L• t · s211 1s er1ne •.....•. Anti11eptic that doei; the 1oh. :J:.! oz. Maalox Liquid ... '1 72 Soot ht."' thut queai.y tummy. I:.! oz. BAYER 84c ASPIRIN I he 11reft:rred no mt W rnuni Tylenol Caps ..•. s 129 Extrn Stren1eth n•lttl pkl( :!·I Tampax ..•.•.•.• s1 •• Choi ce ot regular or SUJJl'T. 40'i. Suave Shampoo 99c \'11ur chrm:e of typei. in 16 oz. bou It· c'njoy U.S. lJ. A. Choice (Juality Beef ... liJp lir/o;n ·a1akr. .... 1l 71. Center cul .. offered t11 ynu by our old-fa8hioned butcher11, to be Hurt: you get what you went' Lenn l'Ut of choice beef \ Bulk or pattic8 doe& not exceed 30' i Cat Chuck Steaks .• 11 1~ Center cut8 of U.S.0 .A. Choice beef Chopped Steaks 5219• Leaneet r(round beef. dtl('K nnt exceed If'>'; fol GROUND s 119 BEEF lb Uur hmn ro:round beef, doeb not ex C"tted 22'; fat Meat Loaf ••.••• s 1 •1• Our oven rcody loof w11 h fresh eggi, Ham Loaf .....• '241• l>t:liciou .. mixed horn . pork . fr~h eui<<> GROUND s219 BEEF Ila Our leanest. doc1> not exceed I ;,r-; rat . Cabbage Rolls ... 59~ Stuffed. 8 oz.-ready to ba ke w/egp,~ Meat Balls •.•... s 2'~ Ov('n reodv. Mode with fresh ef(P,ll fresh Spare libs EASTERN •• f.tll Fin1eer llckin' treat.! Fmh mid-we11tem 1{1ain·fed oork, with 110 much meetly goodneea to 11ati11fy the hungrv horde! Love the veha· :~~:~s1••. El Rancho Ranch Style thick sliced Bratwurst ..••... s 131• Seuoned juat rtiht ... Pork & Veal Stea ........ 1311• Flrat cut froD'I Choiot boneleM bte( loin ITALIAI SAUSAGE Kl Rancho'• own s 1 J9 blend I .• chooae from hot or mild • 0 CXTDIED HMS DM.Y too 1.111. to 10:00 p.m. SUNDAY 9:00 a.a to 9:00 p.m. />rice• in effect Thru. July 26 throu/fh Wed. Aututt I. We re1erve the riRht to limit No 1olea to dealers lfKEN 79c TllCllS • USDA Grade 'A' frozen defroeted, hnnd cut. Beef Roast ••••.• s24•. Chuck cut. choiee shoulder clod Ladl Shanks •.. 11 1~ U.S.O.A. Choice-Froaen A deftoated. STUFFED PIPPllS Bell pepptl'9 oven ready 5 9c .. wlthfmh-.11 8 en. ea. ·- ~ varietlet of thin aJlced n •. vorful meat.a in 21/t oz. pk«e . . Singles.... . .... age Hurche. ind. wrapped chee11c food 8 oz. Salad Dressing .. 95° Bob'• orilinal Roquefort-8 oz. Jar CH.ICKEI 9 ac FRAllS From Foster Farms-I lb. PkK. Shrimp Cocktail &sc l.m,cco'" indiv1dual 1lervinK-4 oz. Gh11111 Frozen Foods KllUDSEI SHERBET s1•• f.rcut With lrUll l!Ultld Ul<l't. novori.. Cakes MON F• •••• 1°5 l'hocolete or Lemon/Coconut I 41 oz fltS. 5'1111S 8 9c CREPES Apolc 1'ur ro nndv or Strawberry Hvv11le -Ii 111 Cob Corn ..w •••• 79c I ;rten f :1snt ·,. p1cn1r dcli1<hl -ti Euri. Orange Juice .... 79c ('el ~ame concen1r1.1te 12 oz C'on FISH S 119 FILLETS · Von De Kamp'll Country Treat.-1• oz. Pkl(. FRESH ~~--· SOC KEYE SALMOI 1.WHOLE Ol llAl.f s31~ llcl1nou1; on the barbecue Salmon Steaks •• s4~• Center cul.Ii . . . Fre11h Sockeye Perch Fillets •••• s25.' FreHh from our own Pacific Ocean. FRESH PACllC RED SI APPEi Oven bake, Hroil or belt.er (ry in the skillet s2••. · Halbut sma •••••• 111~ F'rourt, defro11t.ed plecee ... Northern Snow Crab ••••• 12'~ Ma.ty Alukan lerc11-froien, defrotted ·A-s219 HAI • Armour 1877 bontl• ham '°' lunch· "or mtln rn .. l ... ' 7 Wae lfa .... •,t"9 "You weren't suppoted to be up on the roof helping Pop fix the TV onte"no I " SUPERHEROES SH08 MOON MULLINS IT1S Wl-IAT WE1RE GOING iO STUDY ABOUT ON OUR PICNIC, PET ~. ·• THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane • . .. ·. > "They're homemade flow.,, from ovr oarden." • DENNIS THE MENACE .. ''' 1,, .. •1 by Pasko, TllSU & Colletta by Ferd & Tom Johnson ''CH.APTER '31)( · You CAN RECOGNIZE FbtSON IVY BY ITS THREE-POINTED SHINY LEAVES .. " JUDGE PARKER • • • DRABBLE ~l.IA1 wt:N0'4. 1'0 I.ti<.€ 1'() 80"f ~ £1-ft~.,tVE: ~""1...C ~ A G£~AIN '-IC I.. I 11£ Gt lJ1'l. '4 Mf 1'. DR. SMOCK by Tom BitJUk °"· '10\J OON"f l(lolollJ M£tt, 6\Jf 'SMf.'S Q\h1'£ tk Al.if, r IA-, AUO 1 'f ll()O(,M'f t'O 61.1'4 MEil ~ l..t'f'f\£ ~(.'fMtN(, .•. suRe, PR1Ncess , 'T''OMORR OW W IL-L-~f: FtNe ... so :t'l-t... see YOU 1"HE!N , OKAY. PRINCess ? by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux I& THI& &fEVIE? WHEltE AAE YOO, PARLIN(;? ARE YOU AU ll:l(;tfl 1 YE5, H~6 HOMf... ANO FINE! HOLD ON WHILE I RUN ACR056 THE HAU. ANO &fl!Nu HIM TO THE PHONE/ HE'~ WOll:ltlEO TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY A1rA'°'1 WIME'L..E:. 11'5N1Ct=10 HAW: ON!: RfAPY. SHOOt.t' ri Je Nef:l'fP. HOW MRE YOU? SLA &LA 8LA BLA 5LA BLA BLA eL.A ere. ere. ere. A&OUT YOU/ by Emit lushmilltr 1 GU ESS I AM A SORE COMICS I CROSSWORD I PEANUTS by Ch1rtts M. Schulz by Kevin Fagan I ~E' ")14E 1.11(£-S 11' I 1'11h l1C. "401) AlolO lOMC: AC.AtN \ SO M V CM (<)ll 1\4€ CX..' Jf.At..OVS~ f'L.CN . ~ . . by George Lemont NO, :!.'M N O'f" GO I N-6 1"0 ASK YOU W H ICH PHONE: 1"HA'1" CAI-I-CAME: I N O N! TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 4'i M wo; I Md!>lll• '.I :.,mc1ll 'lrOkt: I ll)(Jk ·, UNITED Fea•u"J Syndic.tie Tuo'>day·:. Puule Solved. ~ Bollard !;4 a .... .,,., q Ms SIPviin•, Columl>•<t , 14 Indian IJul nPtQhl>Or laltl 58 Pigeon pi>d 15 f Pnnts -;1a1 60 Go dway1' 16 8e1P -61 Harness 11 Lal>Cl'i pan 18 Indiana c 11y 63 Chess wOICJ 20 Greek lel 64 Sea lers 6~ Afll1ma11ves 71 Allow 66 Poinled drc,.h 2'2 Aelaxe 25 Pronoun 69 forward ?1 Mui s malP DOWN Var 1 Purvey 29 Ant1Que ~ Oecla1rn 1q OarrPn 30 Planet J Menially i 4 R111u1c•I'> 34 PreservP derange<l 26 Choos1· 34i Vegas show 4 Throvghout 78 -Aori•m 311 Crate ~False goo 30 Ocl.iu• 39 F11g1d 6 Lan<l mass 3t l oo slruc· • wO<dS 1 "Anne of -IUIP 42 Legal c1a11ns 2 words 43 Panama 8 Man's nick· 32 -Moreno Canal Lone name l3 Utlers lake q -•~ht 34 Voat source 44 Coll&Qe tO Bows ~ Where Laos <legs. 11 Surrounded 1s ~Wither I' lnd11n Ian· 37 lndisllncl 46 Small roll guage 38 Estate 47 Gown 13 S1udy .cl Pe111on ct Crude dwel· llnq 46 Lima -'8 Gadgels var cg Pell& !J() Oregon Clly 52 Couse 10 be tardy S3 Horse ~Man's name 56 Intertwine 56 Space 57 Aateflak ~Fewer 62 Jovial: Fr 7 ' ClufJ .Calendar DAILY PtL.OT CJJ • ....,.SNT nw. -au uc1 salartea wtll be dl1cu11ed •• worlllbop 1pGUCl!'9d _. ....,. Opdalif tor ..... 10 to w. ,.._..,, J. IJ, e& Ill ,......, lleaeb Ubrarr. llltormadolt. call,.,._., ,._ .. "'" AmOQA'l'ION °" umv.uu ........ a.m~-bnDeb. will bold a .... ,_~ 1De1Dben 10 a.m. WMmMda.)'. Ml. I, iD Su Jm c..patnno. ln~ form~ caU •.-r. IUISCVTl'ING POa Americaa Caneer Sod«)' a...ftl wW bectn at t a.m • ....._,,July a . at Cabloraia Concept Hait '*'CD Center. J rviDe. RetnillbaMnta aod door ,,U.. DO ap. pamtmeat necwa.ry. lnformatbl, call TS2·SG65. .. f'OClJ81NG ON aBLATION&•IPS Th.roucb Psychodrama," inctudiq an explana· UOD ad aerdae in peycbodrama, will be beld t :30 to DOOD Friday. July 27, at Garden Grove Community Center. lnformati<Jo and reaerva· Uou. eaaaaet Orance Cou.no Menlal Health &· toclatioll at :W7·7S58. WBBIU.Y 8BalB8 OF bridce le11ons be'1m 1to10 p.m . Wednesday, Au,. l , at Ouia Senior Center, Corona del Mar. Open to all ages. Registration, call 1S8-1Mn. ECKANKAll WILL PaESENT a fllm on daydreama at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 31, at AU· slate Savtnp and Loan, Newport Beach. 80tJ'1'11 COAST MEDICAL CENTER aux- lliary will bold its annual awards m~ al 9 a .m. Friday, July 27, at the South Coast Medical Center auditorium. "MEXICAN SUMMER SPECIALTIES .. clan with June Carter will be offered from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m . W~ay, Aug. 1, at Sherman Library aod Gardena. Registration, call~226L SAN CLEMENTE llAPE Criaia lnterveo- tlon Qmter wtU bold a aelf-<lefenae for women class from t to s p.m. Sunday, July 29, at Tem- ple Gilat, El Toro. Film, d.iscussioo, bring pillow and dress comfortably. Reservations, call 770-9606. BOlllEBDlTH. A NATIONAL orgaruzall<>n for childbirth alternatives. will bold a six-week series of claues at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. beginning Aug. 1. lo Dana Point. Information, contact Deborah Semegi at 496-8002. MAllCR OF DIMES Cut-In will be held from 0000 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 29, at the Broadway Hairstyllog Salon, Huntington Center. Information, contact Lee Majeske at 892-3331. LATIN FESTIVAL A Latin-styled celebration ti tled "Festival de Teatro de Variedades" will be held at 7 p .m . Saturday, July 28 at South Coast Repertory's 4th Step Theatre. The fund raiser is sponsored by a coalftion of all Friends of SCR Guilds in Orange County. Events in- People Have Choices DEAR ANN LANDERS : You shouldn't be writing an advice column -you should be locked up. You 're a dange rous person. When you en· couraged that 17-year - old girl to have her oose made smaller, I almogt popped an artery. Doo 't you realize people can dfe from even the simplest opentioo? Women have gone berserk. U they are too fat aod bate diet and ex- erclae. they bire a sur- geon to slice the fat off their hips, thighs, rear ends -wherever. If they can't wear glasses, they -s tick plastic lenses over their eyeballs. (I can't count the times I've seen adults crawl· log oo t.be floor looltlng for the damned th1qs. > . My wile's slater was Oat-chesU!d, BO she pa.id a doctor to pump her up with silicone. All of a sudden she looked like Dolly Parton. It was lbe talk of the town. People like you don't help bring sanity to an already half-crazy world. lnstead of telling that 17-year-old girl to get he r oose bobbed , why didn't you tell her that anybody who would let the size of a nose stand in the way of a friendship i~n't worth knowing? -NO FAN OF YOURS DEAR NO FAN: It's bow a perBOll feel.a about hJmaelf Ulat coant.. U a 17-yur·old girl bles lier nose, thinks it makes her look Wle a wikb (ber description> aod bH saved money for three yean &o bave il . , JULY SALE fRANCI6-0RR fine stationery corona del mar ............. ,r-~-........... altered. wbo am I &o tell lier not to doll? Many years ago peo- ple bad &o 10 wlCh what the good Lord gave them. Tod1y Utey bave cbolcn. Sugeoaa can ancrosa eyes, rebaUd cblna.~~wl remove Uy scars from acddea&s or acne. I 'm In favor of anytbing c.b1t Improves self-es&eem. If surgery can do It. c.bat's the way &o go. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My parents c ame from Norway. Tbey were never very d emonstrative , but I know they loved all their children. I married an Italian. His parents kiss "hello." "goodbye" and in· between. I bad a hard time getting used to it when I married Tony. Our son was born in December. My bu.sband kisses the child from morning till o1gbt. To- day there is a lot of talk about gay people. I worry that Tony might turn our child lnto a bomoaexual. Should I say something to him? -HELGA DEAR HELGA : BomosenalUy I• not caaHd by fadten klu· 1•1 tllelr soH. Yoa sboald be &larWed that Toay feela 10 warmly &oward tbe cblJd. Coant elude marguentas. Mexican buffet sup - per, variety show and a silent auction. Tickets are limited , according to Catherine Thyen, above left, and Diane Walker. right. For information: SCR, 957-2602. A•• Lallders your blessl.nis. boaey. steps, we try to carry thi s me ss age to alcoboUcs." It's called ( • 4 7 .,. p a a a Borosrope TBUaaDAY. IVL Y • By SYDNEY Ollila AJUJl!8 (Mar. 21-Apr. 11>: Accent oa bome • family, diplomacy and 1etlia1 job done. Taurus. Ubra, Seorpk> natives fipre ~ iDently. You learn about money and bow lt set.a that way. Family member is willinc to make m~r conceuk»D. Be receptiYe. TAU&US (Apr. ZO.lla.r 20>: Good lunar upect coincides now with cre.ettw -*a"" relaUonablps wtth rounc pencm. specu.lation. awt.tt changes. Be sure ot IOUl'"Cel, check quot.a· tioos. legal righta and penn•Nk>N. ~ Vir•o natives are in picture. GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Stick to fact.a. ficures. practical issues. O~r individual could aid in "cl<l6ing a de al." KDow it. act accord.ln1· ly. don't permit pride to b&ock procreaa. Proper· ty rlpts. values figure promineoUy. Commit- ment made in recent put commands att.eotioo. CANCER (June 21.July 22>: You get IP'ffO light for special project. Support comes from "surprise" quarters. Relativ.e. confiGes dilem· ma: don't cast first stooe. By fioisbin1 wbat you atart.• you galn plaudits and elevate preeti1e. Aries, Llbra individuals play key roles. LEO (July Zl-Aug. 22>: Fresh coocepts, new contacts result in increased financial potenUal. Another Leo and an Aquarian could ficure promlr>ently. Accent on Joe a ting what bad been lost or stolen. Mooey is "coming your way." VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Judgment. intui· tion are on target. Know at and act io direct, confident manner. Moon in your sign coincides with successfuJ contacts. greater independence and an outlet for creative endeavors. Cancer, Aquanus persons figure in scenano. LIBRA CSept. 23 Oct 22): Accent on "back.stage production." Means what is oo sur· face may not be the "real thing." Look bebiod scenes for valid amwers. Good neW1! comes from distant place. You wm have reason to celebrate. Gemini is in pictun.:. SCORPIO COct. 23·Nov. 21 l: You break through restrictions A wish can be fulfilled. Another Scorpio. a Taurus and Leo could figure prominently. Acceot on romance:. gain lbrougb a.id of profess1onaJ superior. Bwld on solid base Member ,of opposite sex prov~ to be valuable ally SAGITJ'ARJUS <Nov 22 Dec 21 J · Stand tall for rights. principle" don't be satisfied mere ly to know that somethmg bappeoed. Instead, be a nalytical. Find out why it occurred. The re •~ room for you at more elevated position. If you make inquiries. y ou also ma ke r oom for yourself at top. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-J an. 19): Go slow. avoid confrontations, cbeck sources. Opt!n tines of communication. be aware of distance, cduca· Uonal and language barriers. Domestic adjust- ment could be oo agenda. Ta urus, Libra and Scorpio natives figure In scenario. AQVAJUUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18>: Mystery, the occult. element or misdirection -these could be part of ~enario. Strive to penetrate smoke screen. See places, people ln realistic light. PISCES fFeb 19-Mar. 20): Be aware or ad- ditiooaJ responsibilities. Protect rights; obt.aio expert legal COW\Sel. Capricorn, Cancer natives figure in scen a rio. Spotlight on public responses. spec1al agreements, marital status. Money picture will be brighter. REPAIR Harbor Lites IM hry D.J a.cl. S.-.. ... 1-..,....,..... c-. ...... 64§.7JOt DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband passed away in April. He was a wonderful man and I miss bim terribly. "The Twelve Step Call." ~======~~~~~~ I 'm s ure If the se c hildren got in touch with a group close to their home, someone would be more than hap- py to come out and talk with their alcoholic Fly us . Anywhere In the 1• ,f".J .. 11'191"'4!..i{t),.j flor the fir st three weeks the house was filJed wilb visitors. They we re so attentive and thoughtful. Many of them said. "If you need anything, pJease caJI me." This is what I'm writing about. Ann. mother. -A MEMBER ------------------ Don't they realize I won't call tbetn and in- vite myself to dinner or lo a picnic or a movie? But I'd love it lf THEY would invite me. Please teU them so. I'm -TOO PROUD DEAR FRIEND: I dJd lt. And I hope you let.&er will move a f e w thousand well - DEAR MEMBER : Sorry, you are wrong. Alcobollca Anonymous will 9ead someone out to 1peak to the alcobollc only lf be <or she) re· qaata It. Wben family members oc frietlda or •elgbbora tele pbo•e . &her are advlled to COii· tac AJ.AJaoa. Cblldre• . of alcollolks are told to CODtad AJa&ffa. lotentloaed friend s CL..beamtdarnm1eoclt • toward tile phone. Tllanlla for tbe re· Wedneada11 '" the Doil11 Pilot and contaiftl notice• mlader. I · _,,. ice D E A R A N N o women • Onu aerv LANDERS : t don't club~ ond ~ know where you get OJWft to the public Jor the your lnlormation, but tolloiotn11 week. tb1a la for "Concerned Send noUcH _ao Club Cblldren." Alcoholics· Calndor. Dmlu PiloC. P.O. Anonymous WILL 10 80% 1590, ColCo Mete, CA see people. In chapter 92S28. lwcludc IP"" "°"" J five of the AA book. ond phone """'.l"'" · a· ' "How It Works," part of Notices mrut be '" oMr the Twelve Steps states, MnlU tlfret IDttkl in ad· ''As a result of these vance ot on event. "A Most Unique Place to Shop" \ Young &:fwarOan • Plain Jane • Wris • J Fred • Atdee • Hong Ten • L.qf11i11q Bolt • H.IS. • Tea Party • Hulc·A.Poo • Orqonicoffy 'i\iV1erat_ <9f'•i•I Satloqp The Precision Haircut Explained Precisely. Because your head Is unique. the way your hair grows Is equally unique. Really quite d ifferent rrom every one else's. Gown• .bmine Teos ~ ~ • Santo~ lmpom .................. ---~-..... ........ MM.. .................. .............. ••• Ir IP '=2 •e.= ,. ..... . ... , .... ~. Non-Surgical Facelift Erase lines aad wrinkles wltllcMI& ldqery r---------,-1 l'~!:.ent $10 I ._ ___ 1!19.;.. ____ ... 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IM ,....... .................. ~....,. • 1 ' * Laetrile Reinains WAIHINOTON (AP) - ......... dlle ......... ..... CUN~UIW ... ...- IUCU M ba tbe poltlcal ...... than ta llMCMdM. nmsbn la a 1c6enUfte ud le1al U•M -......... bJ ...... of ..... but r.butted bJ u.. u.a. ..,... Court. Ug.al Brief• Pil,e Up; HllllUJl) Teating Delayed ln lta.cmtomal')' dole. Laetrile. known 1enencally u a m ys dalln. contains cyanide 1 ur ro und e d by 1lucoae molecules. It Ill found not only ln apricot pita and bitter almonds, but ln llma beans. sweet potatoes and other foocb wboH "cyaoogenic clucosldes" usually a re not harmful, expe~ say. A l'Hl'er paUent atilt tall ••1•ll1 hnoon UMt drq utrect- ed from the p&u ol aprtcab and olber rna.aa. proyw.d a doet.or al1n1 • alftdawtt &hat &be JNt· \le nt l1 ter1nlaall1 UI. But Laetrile la not tl'Ml1 a•allUle- e ven in the etates &hat have l 1aUMd It. THE 8UP•E•B couaT In June upheld the Food aod Drue 'AdmlolltraUoo'a power to ban 1..ae\rile Jrom lnt.entatAa com· me rce, even ror tbe dyina, but d id. not disturb the le gal m echanlam ror lmponal.ion that U.S . Dltlrlct Judie Luthe r Bohanon in Oklahoma Cl\y set up ln wn. The agency ll s ttU fighting to clo.u-orr Bohanon'• affida vit system, and the court fight la far from over. "ApparenlJy, it wiU be litigat· ed forever and forever," sald Michael Culbert. president of the Committee for Freedom of Choice in Cancer Thera py. a Califomia·based Laetrile lobby mg eroup AND WHILE THE legal briefs pale up, the National Cancer J,n s t it ute is waili n g fer permlu lon to 1tart teeUn1 L"et.rile Of\ humau. LHt ~ptemb.r. after pf(). lon1ed eoul ·H arehtn1, tbe in· 1Utute anftCMU'ced plan• for a cllaicaJ trial of Laetrile oo 300 •d•anced canc"r p1thmta for wbom conventlonat therapy felted. But the FDA. whJch muat ap- prove MY eX'pertm.,ntal use of wuapprov.:d druaia. bu not de-• clded whe ther to a llow the $250 ,000 teat. The FDA want.I to know more a bout t he source or the io- s ll tu te 's L a etrile , sal d s po kesman Wayne Pines. He said it alao Is con~med about the ethics or "testln1 a aub- s ta nce on humana tbal bas shown oo aateLy and eftective- ness in animals," part.Jcularly In light of a study that found Laetrile was poisonous in test anim als. SOME CANCER EXPERTS feel a c linical t.e.it Is justified. $tiven the scope or the LaetrUe move ment. "Certainly, we can't go chas· ing every quack drug," said Dr. Charles G. Moertel of the Mayo Clinic's Comprehensive Cancer Center. "But Laetrile has as· Read how new Flavor-Intensified'• 'lliumph gives you taste good enough to stay with at only 3 ~· tar ... one of the lowest tar levels in cigarettes. Triumph. The fi rst and only cigarette th at delivers good taste with only 3 mg. tar. If you've ever been clisapJ?Ointed by one of the very low tar oga- rettes, you will understand why Triumph is quite an achievement. Even the draw is a surprise. The smoke comes through abundantly. The taste reaches you smoothly. Effortlessly. With none of the struggle you may have experienced in other very low tar brands. You don't have to pull-you just puff on Triumph. No gimmicks, no miracles. No less remarkable than Triumph itself, is the technology that enabled us to build it The crux of it: Instead of searching for some yet unimag- ined answer; Lorillard scientists took a more sensible tack. • aumed proport.10na tbal no other quack medicine baa a ssumed before." Moertel aaid that a clinical tri a l could s h"o w w h e ther Laetrile has any Impact on tumor 8'ze, provides pain reuer. or even Imparts a sense of well· being, aa advocates claim. NO ONE KNOWS how many Amerlcan.s have used Laetrile. T he most common estimates ranse from 50,000 to 7S,OOO, but Moertel cauUoos, "These a re a u o H ·the ·l OP·Of·OUt ·head s estimates primarily g leaned from Laetrile distributors." Laetrile promoters esUmate 4,500 Americana c ross the Me.IC icao border each year to spend $1,SOO to $3,000 f(>r three or Cour· week Laetrile treatments. Most Laetrile in this country as report edly sold on the black m a rket. a nd the FDA has warned Laetrile m ay be impure and toxic. Al least two deaths hy cyanide poisonjog from Laetrilf' have been documented: a New York infa n t w ho took h e r father 's tablets and a Callfomw wo rn a n who look mass a vc a m ounts for breast cancer. BUT MOERTE L AND others say Laetrile is not usually toxic Amygdalln wu found in bittel' a lmonds In the 1830s. In the 19208, San Francisco pbyaidan Ernst T. Krebs Sr. developed a p roduct from apricot kernels be called Sarcarcinase. He pat.eat· ed i t a decade later as "an enzyme for treatment or mallg· nanl growths," but it was so tox· 1c it killed rats. KllEPS llEFINED IT over the years, and ln 1949 his son re· named it Laetrile and pro · pounded the theor y that the cyanide in amygda lin attacked cancer cells but not healthy ones. lt11 backers view cancer as a type or vitamin -defi ciency dis· case and recomm end a regimen of vitamins, minerals , enzym es Cl nd a largely vege taria n .. mdabohc" diet as we ll as Laetrile . L<Jctral e backe r s see themselves as the s uccessors t.o Cupcrnacus, Galileo and othe r rl1scovt•rers who were piUoraed in their day. The l"OA notes that boosters l)f other "miracle'" cancer cures m :.idc that c la i m . too. taste. I • Why not, they said , take everything we've learned about ci~arettes, and push that technology further than we ve ever pushed it before. Delivering taste, limiting tar. We foun d, for example, that combining two types of · · · fil ter fibe r produces the best combination of taste and draw. That ti ny "vent$" in the filter- rim smooth the taste. That lowe r-leaf tobaccos (shaded from the heat of the sun) tend to be milder and lower in tar than those at the top of the plant In short, everything we could find that might inlensify /lavor at 3 mg. tar, was built into Triumph. Taste you won't get tired of. What it all comes down to is · this: Triumph is not one of those ultra low tm-s that spoil your pleasure by short-changjng you on taste. Trium ph, at only 3 mg. tar, is a cigarette with a taste you can stay with. So good, we believeyou11 never want lo go back to your old cigarette. One of. the lowest tar cigarettes you can smoke. The one with taste enough to stay with. Wiining, Th• Surgeon Gen1rlf If a D1Urmintd D11 ~ ...... II Jl...-to Ycu Hlllth. . -· .................. -~ ...... . ., ......... --. ,.., ,. .. ,, "",., ~. --~ ..... ,.. .. .._ ? NATION he 81ognt Marketpl•c• On The Orange Cont DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~~lenlt· 842-587 "•'4 C1"lt ~ ....... ..,.Wt ....................... ., .. ,.. IOOZ • •••••••••••••••••••••• 4IOIM 2 ti.th. ffrepl•c4', <'ustom dn pw. A· l coodtllon. IJi,.500. Z STOttY Shake r<JO!l 4 Uk, 2'4 ba, 112»,tOO. LH t.ide Costa Mtu. AIAHDOHEO ...cH COLONIAL ESTATE Real c1rcul11r dri vc w/p&rlung t-:legant 2 'tY beach. 5 Bk incl J:Ut.'5t qtrs. 3 BA Two l>CP denlj w/bcam..'I "'plc·s formul din. rm !:lt·JJ pa n ·nL retreat off hustt-mi.t r suite w /s u ndt'rk 3 IJakoruc.., Wulk to l(Olf. ll has II ull Mr1v1· ttlfldy /\.-.king l11w $1~.~ Cull '.GHW2 llkr IAllUMG IROOK not w· frrim tlw 1wuo nf t/u..., Wl'll 101.·••h.-d :i H1lr m. 4! ha I h Ir I I 1· v t· I . Aroc'flll1t11 1nclw1t-paf1· rfJ(' teruu:. rrL. 1100I. 1>JJ.1, dubhou.'>c & mut•h mun· Full pncc 1:. only ~~1 .:.100. Ca!J75131!JJ. .C:SELECT I PROPERTIES GOLF COURSE V\I Great Bark Bay lo1:allnn. nu:. bag 5 bl.-Oroom ht>11w fl!<llur ~ J hui,:t· IJm1ly / chrwu: rm urld1t ion 1J1.: C'nlJU>: h for } our !l'let I l ,, bk l't.•rfcct l11r tht· 1111'! family •. 1ml llw 1m11· 1-. nWil .tl SI Ill 5'.ltt AJLLER REALTY S4l>-08 I 4 STEPS TO IEACH Owner rt·jtly lv ':tl'jf\' tlu~ n1:.1t :1 bl·llrm 1 r.rnuly rm ~ f111·1ll.H'•· l11:jr h 1·ut1a~c All 1111-. 1111 lucl,1.nd luronl}' $1:.J:J.:MI llurry, won't la~l. t·ull {jT'~ • c 1111 f ,, ,,, 'i. ti' ,, ,, ,, ', '• , • [~lfililil EXECUTIVE SIDRM MESA VERDE N.-w 1.10 lhl· markl'l 1 h..., 1:xq1.11:.1lc 5 bdrm I'> hw.1l cd on J qwl'l :.crlu1lt"iS I~ Walh a I vly WOOdl-0 yrd surrounding pool & spa. Ncur gol/ cour..c & rountry rlub. Huge fmly rm. frml dm. 2 frpk~ Private ffi !.lr 11u1 t c . 7~1501 Hcul 1-: .. tatc DUPLEX- Gnat l..c- lllock.' to beach & lohoix. Try 15,.k down and owner h11anc1111t al 10'.:, ant. $1!>.1.000. Call llurry, c;ill b/38550 #Jlffi It )• •I'• fl/"J 1'111 ,,.,, [~lilltl ••••••••••••••••• Beauuful 2 Hdr m rondo oo I.ht! ROif cour..c. ('Od unll , many upgrade:., plush while curpctang. parquet floorani,:. rn1r· l"Orl>. rommumty pools. l'TWl'<l lo sell ut $126.000. 644 T.m, ThOm:.t l>, Uh'1.. •••••••••••••••••• IEACHDUrLU SI 10,000 Bicycle t.o beach. St..'t: thi.s 3 and 2 b<.-drm duplelC with assuma ble IW4 % loan. Owner roay carry llOlDe paper. Hurry, call 67USOO Ol'fNIUY••l\l(JfVll)fltfv~I· !•Bl ....... ..,.w. • •••••••••••••••••••••• G••r• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40/oCOMMISSION Pnlle8S1onaJ •tent pro· v1d1ng lolal ser v1ce11 (Ml.SI wlU sell or assist you 111 purchasing your home ror only 4% Call 9'1s.1136 Agt. --·--·· UPANI).; EXPAND O>me see tbas nei.t home 1n mu ch desi r a b l e • t:asts1de <.:.M. Plenty of room for expansion or KtoW your own gardl'n. See & Buy . $87,500. &16-7711 Real ~tale 4 llDltOOM 2 STY Assume SliJ ,800 loan. Minut.eK to the poundang t.ud . Fo r mi&I liv ing room. :.unny k1lc hen, tmS'>l'tC bn('k fplc. huge r&rruly rm. St.am. lcadinj( lo Jll bedrm'I. Wall of J(la\. .. f1Vt·rl<.1okrn~ vark l1k1· j(round.., llu1w ror n.-r lnl w /l<V accei.i.. $.J;'ill 1m11 C<J 11 I or ii II dffit•nll1('i.. A ppl l•1r on val(' on·v1t.•w. !lf;;l 781!1 ttf''• I•' I•, 1 ti'· t REDUCED $7 ,000 H.cith.x-L-d for fast :.ale• ()wner l.l> very anxiou<, dnd lb sacnhcing this lovely home. All new c3.flll:t-'>. clean as d wh1i. Ut-' Fcalur~ 3 Bdrml., 1 i . bJth' R111 Id your t'<tWly lt.lf1ay, 1n lh1:. ltlonoo .. , homt• 'Jffr·rl'rl JI only SH!l,'.)51J Cdll l>~IJIJ;j mmn liSiiY WOODBRIDGE RedYc~d-SI 27,950 ()wn1•r t r:.in~1crri•1f. :: h·~lrm & rl .. n. \au11 .. 11 wood r1·1hm::.. wt•l hd1 1't 1k1111 .1tur w .111 1·u11l·1 11u:.-. l'rn.1ll' dt.'<·k , l·c11 Ir.ti varuum. -.t'lf dt>itn in..: ovt-n & muth mun•! CJll673~) '"''"'''' l •ll\11 "''"'''"' [ellilitll NEWPORT DUPLEX ,.l<N' kl bt.-arh 3 Udnn & :! Bdrm Hltn:., JH I p.1t111 't , I rplc & b1 ~ ..:J ra..:c. Xlrd lrR Int w t uv•·r :rnuo ,q fl Heduc1·d t o $22:.1,000 t::.c,y r\,'fl~. Owner mo..t anxJOu.'> Try a low down. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 DUPLEX NEWPORT IEACH '' Bdrm. ... , 2 baths up ; 2 bdrm.'> .• I bath down . f''ec Mm11lc, !.le~ lo beach. Great winter /sum mer rt.'fltuls. $220.000 hi3-:li63 613-.8086 associated 911,J~tlt~ .. 1,.,· "'· ' i 1 ...... 8 !) t ' J ~ ~ I $89,500 COHDOMINIUM WALK TO WlSTCUff Specious 3 Hd rm or :! Bdrm, d e n Walk an <'ios..ot.s. On greenbelt c11r· nt.'I". lnv1t1ng patio, dou· bleguragc, 0 1'1'.;N OAILY 1741TUSTIN.11 l3A ~;;ra;JM WAIMIMGTOM UM.TY ORANGE PARK ACRE:S ft"'orever view. J.br, pool home on quiet cul-de-sac. Sll8.SOO. 972-1 UM. . . . . . . . -. . More Classlfled On Page 01 . ........... ... • ., 7 'I t DAIL V Ptl.OT • J · The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY P-llOT CtASSIFIED ADS You C•n Sell It, Find It, Tr•d• It With a W•nl Ad More Claaaldled On Page C12 ......... .... , ....•....•........ .. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY • I W•r•1~: All re aJ t.>slat.e a d vt•rll1wd 111thJs newspaper 1:; :.uh JC<.'l to the f'edcral Fair OCIAN YllW IN JASMIMI Cit• Ap exciting "Bay Mist" model w ith bcaultful view of ocean & greenbelt. 2 Large bedrooms . de n . spac. dining rm. & 2 baths. Brl~ht garden kitc hen. two patios. Hig hly improved with custom carpeting & draperies. A rare view for this area. Te nnis els. pool, !>pas & 24-hour security gale. $250.000. WISUY H. TA YLOI CO., llALTOIS 2111 s .. J-..Hfhaoad HEwrolT CEMTH, N.I . 644·49 I 0 llous1ng /\ct o f 19611 ----------------\\ lu(·h ma kcs 11 1 llL•gu I to . 11lvert1s l' .. uny v re· lerellce. ll m1t;itlon . or d.IM·nrrunaL1on baM"'nllon to make any !>UCh prelcr enct', hm1lu uoo. or d1scnmrnauor1. · · 1lui. newspaper will not knowingly a cce pt an)' .• dvc rllsing ror real ·~tale which 1i. 1ll viola uonoflhe law REAL EST A TE LICENSE TWO DAYS $250 , ........ -• ..-.... ••on• 11c-'"' tor "" profenlot1el. hp•rt l11•tr11ctl011, fl11e•t 111eterl•I• ••• ........ ,,o•e11 ~H•e. INlOU.MINf LIMITIO. JULY 28 & 29 REGISTRY HOTS.. '"-lecrou ..._ Johlt w..,,.. Alrpettl JDS St-Of"S, CoroN def Mar 1714> 644· I 094; 17 I 4) 644·616' BUtORS: Ad•ertiMrs ~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~ should check tt.ir ach -------daily mtd r.porf er· *VETS * --------'°" ...._diatt.fy. Tht MOW HUR THIS! DAILY PtLOT OHolMfte~ We !>l>CC1ah?.c \'Xd\L'>IH' liaalty few the first ifto ly In hdp11114 vet!> buy cornet iftMrtion only. humc~. Call lor hl'l11 Nu ('hur1H; V 'I\ S<ilt·:. ---------Urukt•r· ...............•...... ~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACHHOUSE I I louse to btwch. C:ould !Jc duplex. 011Jy lime poss.,d & b<'r ore you know it lhl'l housl' will be worth 1 :i mil hon So buy nnw al ONLY S2lll,UOO fQN ES REALTY INC. f H l'MO I (714) &73·6210 I 2001 w B.iboll 8l>d ~ ~h C ... l...-91IHIO 2HOUSES $65,000 EACH! ,.;ai.l:.1dc Coi.tu M c:-.:i charmer ~auurul lllA ll'OO!l. large yard It V or hottl at'ce:.:. I & :t ht·clroomi. Must llu'f bolh. Call 752 IUZO j 9UAIL A.!~~~-'°""' 111 l :JO ,,.N.1 83Ai% No qualifyi ng, OW<; ~12.<XX> 2nd. Lofl model, ~ Ull 2 Ba. central u1r , 2 t'IU' gar<•((c condo. Moo· uccllo. S75,000. 645·9161 OPfN HOIJSl RI Al TY / BAY DUPW VIEW! VIEW! Panoramic Newport Bay Vlewi> from 1or1eous 3 bedrm upper unit or SJ*C)OUS 2 bedrm lower unit.! Nllural bnck (pies. W(.1. ban. 4 Car garage. Hoal 1paee. Ste1>11 to beach. Dial 7S2· 1700 l''AST! 001 N I~ Q • II \ '""' tU N N" I ' [911111 COSTAMISA con AM S7•.seo. Cute a bdrm a... wtdl formal 4hWl1 room • ... lve •tone llNplaet. IAc•t.ed on 1 &1111 .............. t.. •••._..kit. ll'• are· llftld.Clll•- • MlKCr i I !OflERTIES :YI I HS-12 IAYFRO .. T Lar1tc deluxe duµlcx. a11 vrox 2 yri. new. frplt· 111 l·ach unit. 4 car g1Jr<1f.(c Walk w all rcs lauranh & Newport Pier Nit (• M.IO dy beach. $12S.OU0 Ind. lund! Wboo lay f'rop. RHffort • 675·7060. Firetide COfftforl <;onvt·nil·ntl v hK•aLc•d :Jhr. l b;i hum1· Step llown 11110 h~c lam rm w b r11·k frpk & 1wr11uct flri. r:ncloi.t.od p al10 v. LI tll• IJl-(ht/ul JUI' Onl} ~.Wt/ Call 979.5;no tooay ALLSTATE REALTORS s<e~4!~-l££trs· Thaf Intriguing W ora Game wiflt a Chudle -----141,.~ loy ClAY e POllAll -----oh o11oftO-i.1te•• of •~• ,,,.--'°"' tc•ombl~ -·d• i...r low 10 form fout >t"'l>le w-o<d1 i"F i°i'" 1 l.1 SO LE O I' ....__.__I ...... I _l'_I'__.. I 1--.,.H_A....--Y..,.....I ..,Rr--41 ..... : I I 11 I . ~ The 1expayer lit a1waya op- posing old taxes bul olecta ol· llct1I& who a re always propoa· ------...... W E G H I T I Ing ... ·-·. l--T:1l'o--rl""""Tl--rl--rlrr1--t O Compl"'• •~• 'chudle qvo•ed _ _ _ _ • U1 t111•'10 '" the '"'')fng 'NOfch VOv de••\op frOll' ll•P No 3 b.lo .. SCll+M-UTS Mlwen • CloMffkettoft 1010 I ~II. macnab I Irvine ?-realty SPECIAL HOME-Sf'ICIAL VllW! You'll e njoy the spacious living area in this 18 R couple home w / h\Jge den. formal dining rm & a view tha t is totally pleasurable! $149,000. Coby Ward 642:8235. CW·ll5} '42-8235 644-6200 '°' Dover Drive H•rbor View Center lrvlne •t C.mpU~ V•lley Center 752·1414 •YUiii & 1.A11£-NPT. HTS. Sp.cl_._.,.._ ............... tW ._ Sia ... 2....., """wlllt 4 ••••••r . ...,,... a..._....,_ ........... w-'.'11 ......... ...... ·~.:..:=:::::--=. ....... .. . (642-5678) One Call Service Fast Credit Approval Wafte,.S.~ & _j}66oc. 673-2500 COUNTRY FRENCH -CdM P'llCEO TO SELL-SlOS,000 J415 qutET COVE Of'EH SAT /SUN I ·5 Only need to turn the key on this cha rming 4 BR & ram. rm. hom e with picturesque day & ni,µht V IEW of offshore islands , bay & ocean . Come e njoy meandering through our used brick walkways. e nter onto soft brown M exi can p avers & r e lax in the comfort of wood fl ooring. beamed cei lings. f<'r cnC'h doors & s hullt!rs . Visit or <:all for a pp't. -easy to s how IAYFROHT Several fin<· bay front homes wilh pie r & slip AVALON Well cons tructed . 3 BR. 1 ba .. oak floor . p<trti a l basem e nt. conc r e te foundcatio{l. f'la ts area. $120,000-Fee BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J-l I Hcoy,•d•· Orov" N 8 67S 6161 VA BUYERS lf yuu make $1400 m•1. you may qualJfy Lo 11wn your own homl" J.o~ ~wn· bo:in:-. l1> SI00.000 Let U.'> ~how you huv. Io do1l! t:ull Now ' PAL.M DESERT I.I nil i\pl t'Olll)lh:\ w :~d1otn1ng l;.ind tu duphrnll' units Wtll 1•x c·h:rni.:t· & l'arry :ic11n1· f Ill :ult' 1 ll i.: H I\ I. U 0 1\ I S I. ,\ :-.; I> lu·:i\J.TV l/i:J 1!700 wt.y Pay 6% Comm.? •$!150• ~1·:L1 .:-i YOUI< llf>~l t. Fi\ST ' l?oy Iii;\ Ord ~ Beach Realty alAL ESTATE DCELLlMCE SINCE 194' COSTA MESA -m aybe one car's enough if you live in this lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. with forma l dining room PLUS eating arc:" in kitchen. Shake roof & covered patio. LOCJ\ TED NEAR SOUTH COAST PLJ\ZA. Only $103.000 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759·0811 * W.t help m relocotiOft to c.oftwr area? We lloYe ow oww ,..f.,.,.af ...+wortc. Mo ob- li9offoft. Call 75'·0226 W• Work For YOU! lh.-:.it.lcntr;.il & Income Prov1:rt) DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 2 STY-Beach Pad! S138,000! Talk to R~ Carpet WeUsten! 754-1202 VU L 1. H 1·: 1\ 1. Ty ,._ ___ 1;..15 •. 7.s7•3 __ _ Sl':nv1c,.:• •• TOUl'h ul the p;.ii,I .ti lh1· hl·uch ' Bay w1111.l11v. hoi.i.. u n ·.1n 'll·\\ .! IA'\Jrm' + ,1t .. '1>1nl! 11111 ,,,p1r;il -.1a1r"' a) tu 111 '"'" \ 11·w n'\:n.tl-c \\ 1111!' 11.o II a hlo<'k lu :-.:.ind~ lll':1d1 Ul't·p lot Compll'ld> 11· m odclNI tnc·l<l g. nl'v. roof. plumb1ni.:. elt-1· lnrnl. r arJ)4'tini.: paint and knc·hc·n ;ipplwm·e, Owner •~ llc(·ll:,l' lluf.(l' lot. Spuc1ow. umL., v. 11 ll warm wood 11a ncl1n.i. owner wrll carry with low down Cu II 646-7171 i.Jf-'tfJ rt; I• t •.111•1 h I I 't I A.%1ST U-St:l.I. 957-1:1787 7at.1700 • ... , . ,; . . ~ IN NEWPORT BEACH BA YCREST BEAUTY -4 bdrm. sglc story. 2700 sq ft.. mmac ins ide & out $240,000 Classic! WONDEHFUL WJ\TERFRONT 50· d oek. 4 hdrm hom e . 3800 sq. ft.. rH:wer. last of Bay IO<':.it1on , $825.000 Wfo:STCLffF WINN EH -4 hclrm sglc ~lory with l~l' pool. ~l'P h<lrm & bath . 1 m m ;u ·ul;1ll· t:ond 11 1on . <It· li ght ful nl·IJ.!hhorhood /\!->k111g $27!1.!>00 LI DO. 5 HEDHCJO,VI Could ht• fl hclrm!'>. flowing floor plun !->olanum . OVl'r 1000 -..q It <incl ht·<.trl o l Lido blc l(H·attcm ,\~king Slil0.000 N f·;WPOHT'~ I. K I·: t'Ot 'NTH Y Cht·rr} L:.ikt· on tht· Bat·k B<1y. iJ 3 hdrm. f;1m r m with :-.ton•· frpltt'. lgt.' lol with fruit t rees. only $18!:.1,000 B IG CANYON SETTl;\IC. Nt·ur goll 1·uur~t· '1n StM!UlOO UNlf)Ut f-lUM~S H( Al TOflS' 61~ bOOO 2443 lJ~I Co<.1~1 H111t1w.1v Corono dnl M.11 • • • MC11Ky Altman ~ Knov...tl 111 C:V..liJ ~l'\<t \ uo Jrt• lhl· w1nrw1 ul thrff free tickets 1$!;!50\illUl'l 111 Hmi.:ltll g llm.., Hurnu111 & llailn C:1reu-. · \ui.: :.!nd thru l:JI h \nahc·tm ConH•rll 1•111 C:l·nll'r Ttl·kels mui.t bt• •"< chanitcd tor rl'~t·rvt•d )>('ill:. d\ lhl· <.:cmq·n11un ~ntcr ahead of time 0.11 f.o'\2 5671!. l ''I 272 tu da.im your t1 r kl!I:. ••• IEACHHOME 'Slllry . µtu-. loll V11·w of fl•:t'W1 & walk tu µouncJ mi.: -.un lrom th,... -.p1•t· 1.1n1lar homo· ,.;i..1r.1 t.111-;1• l1\t1I~ r1111m ~1iorm1·t k11d11·n :.r111 •• ,1,111c•,,.,1• l•·atltn ~ It till\ ,111· m;1-.11•r '>Ullo· l..iri.:1· .. 11dd lh•l111 Ontv l> I.I >I II Cll) (' a I I f u r ,,..,,.,nal till "''''''"" ~ili>ll ,,,,,, j • I '• ,. '' •, , !~llltl 1• r t t· t• rl r o r imm 1·d 1ul c· :-.:ti c· Sparkl1ni.: :I lldrm v. rt h 111 1.:ht I 11-:hl V I I' ~ 1\ ti t II :-.1ir1nkl1·r~. j!nrr ••ou:-. g ;irden. 11111..t 1•111 d•· s ;11• Com rn pool. lt•nn". ;irnl a g uard J.:;1H· S2fiJ.OOO ~u kite 1tcms 00·5678 Cla.'l.-11fied l\d:-.. your onl· ~top shopping l·cnter - SUGAR 'M SPICE and cvcrylhini.: mcc 1n llui. clean Jbr. It, hJ holl14.! w 't·ovcred pallo. KV acce!i~. ti.: Yll & m·w roof. Only S7!J.OOO <.:all now. !fl'j·5:f10 ALLSTATE REALTORS *VIEWPOINT HOME-IRV. TERR. •A hOtH of 111bdHd dfCJRlty ht DR Ht•blllhed H•wftOrl l•Kh toc .. IOR. H•wly cspet9d ..ct a....ttMy ..... tahte4 4 bedrootft hotM with ,_ly rooM •d a.,.. Mtdoor patio wa 1 o•di"CJ spca• kltMj pool m protected c.awtyord. ush ........ 4J"HMry. Owwer will c ... .,., flatmtclllCJ. $525,000 .... 'WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. 211:10 W Co,,.,, t hqhu...11. Nl•wport Bt1.-td1 631-1400 MAGtlRCENT WATERFRONT-VU AltH~...,-fKt .. ~ety Wflt• "Mr. & Mn. ectloit &Ml ~ 1 ...... .. w ... , ....................... .,... •• .,.. ... tN••ry; ,... ..... ....., -4 ....... Two ttory 4 IM•••• ..._ wltlt for••I tll•l•t· l•••tlf•ltr cw ...... tlec# ............. Mnlc9 ............. ....., ..... ...... •*•••It• &Id .,... IN ltlur1b. ........ ,... ........ .., ... "" prt•• ....... $'71,0IO IMtu II I laMI. Ill• ISlm DIPUX w ................... .... ····-~ ........ ~ .. .. .. .., t 'II '' •• twe 2 ... ,. ..ae..; °"911' • ., ...... , ....... . ••r ... $Mf,lt(I, ...... " ...... 316MllNA,.. a.a.Wind a7 .. IOO E!IE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE WATERFRONT WITH DOCI< Sptrt;wular Fam1I.' I lorn•· <In Thi· \\JI• r In :'111·wrorl 111-.ll'h Thrt·•· llecJrnom' l'lu.., \la1e1 ·.., 1<011m l.<1 q~1· F.tm11\ ll1111m lmm t•rulate 1·nnd1t1 on llui:t• l>orl< f"11r Y11ur Yu<·ht Call Now Sl.~00.000 ·--.......... ~··· 631 -1800 aa 1 oova DRIVE '&. -~ ,_c~~~!,~ IA YSHORES IEST IUY I ht.'droom family homt' with ~rcCJ I indoor outdoor Ii vmg u rc<.1~. Newly rl'dt·c·oratt•cl C losl' lo pnvall· hcac h and boat !'>torugt• lnl'luchng land. S299.000 , A CcuwaL INimm CO. 644-9060 2 I I I SAN JOAQUIN .. U.S RO IN~TaNTE" ~~...._ ______________________ __,~~ '1'111~ (~f)MP1\NY 'l'll1l'I' Sl~IJIJ~, 11 llf))ll~ l~Vl~llY 14 MINIJ'l1l~S~ Invites YOU to an Informative CAREER NIGHT CfHURS. 'JULY 26 -7=30 P. M NEWPORT HARBOR .,, COSTA MESA BOARD OF REALTORS BOARDATORIUM 401 N. NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT BEACH Las1 year. wo SOid over 15.000 hom<is an average ol ono every 14 m1nu1es ol lhc w0tklng day. That made very mce working condiltons for our salesagenll! Ano. th rtl°s a 101 or room tor you. Evon 11 you d<>fl°I have your license. w1n 1 f'lelp you ge1111 At Walker & Loo. our b1ggos1 success Is YOUR success. Thal s whv wo value Ol.lr people above au else Wo give 1hum cJrnor s. not jObs . .:Jim th m with ev ry 1ma9inable sales 1001. ,mo back them with over 38 yoars ol one of tho ltnost reputa· tton. 1n th<l blls1neiis C.H now . ,.. 7 ~~ITCllST AUrl<'tivt2 Bdrm 1md dell. 2h biaUt. Sj)Ut levt-1, >.In t IOt'al1 on with pnviacy ud v1rw Tiki· , 1pee11tl note of ln\ht mt'nl PC>t•mU•I at O(.'W prier ur $128.~ ('all 54841<U ' ~ COATS& WALLACE tA•AD ISi.Ate Hal .. CAU.OINIAt ....,,~ ....... , ;:-.... .... ....... ~,...Mm. ... ... . tt.•11• ...... ~_...._ .. ... -4 ...... ......... ......, ,.... .... ,...._SllJ.IOO. 644·7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499.4551 495-1720 Souffl Loc)una LOCJmlCI Hic)IMt 491.JJJr 493.1112 Laguna hoch D.a , .. REAL ESTATE INC ~ __________ ,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: C... MtMI I 024 C-. MtM1 1024 .. ---------· ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• COM-VACAMT Spacious 4 Bdrm home In II.arbor View 111111> Well maint ained -ma ny <ffill'e fcaturet. and you ' own the l a nd h er e! es.ooo. 64.Z..5200 I " . ·~te .Barrett ·~~ :~glster ' CEDARGLEH Otstinct1ve2 and 3 ~m condom1111ums ( rom $!.II .500 2SS4 t:lden l\ve, C.M 642·G7~1 RESTAHD RB.AXATION ll L'> the order of th<' day l.n lh1s 3 Bdrm deh~ht Feutures Self cleantng oven, wax free floors. formal d1n1ng rm. 2 SUPERULEX New rouf , 1Jl umlJl11i.:. carpt•ls. l tl t> 111 bat.hroom:.. new :.t11v1·' $1.55.500 Nice art:.1 l'~1ll lM nrs lirok e I'. 1)33 :lJOG IEASTSIDE CHARMER Hcfrcshing sea brt·t•J.t•s surround lh1s IJ1•11ut1lul :1 ht!tlroom, 1 11 h .dh easls1de home. Won 'l lw.t long l'll lh1i. 1'<'<fu(·t-1I pnce. Only $99,:;oo. Call $W-;j666. 160'0HBAY • Brand new 5 Br 3 Ba, behind guarded gales. Best view 1n harbor. Just . lis ted. Hurry Mu st see to appreciate . $950,000. -$&·2502 Ed. "'""'t.w'.'~O~' o~!!ll~l-IJ ~Ti ~~ ........ ~~.~~ .--- 1006 .•.•................... 2 () u p I >. :. I 11 l' I 11 {' w , .... &}front lo bl! Xchgd dn _ • 0wnl'r l! 13 Gllil 3200 New hou:.t: by l>wldl.'r. Pu:k 1·ar1)f.'tmi: now Sbr. 4b'b Fil. ~unclet·k :!l!:i Agate t395,000 675·6921 . Coronadtl Mer 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECTACULAR QUALITY DUPLEX An cxccpt1onal c ustom bwll home with vaultl.'d wood beam cc1hn gs. beauti f ul sol id oak l'ab1n e ts thru out, Jtreplact.'S in living r m and ma!>Lcr bdrm, leaded gla:.s win dow~ and ceramic Lile Jacuu1 in r:nes~r bath PLUS 11 charming 2 bdrm :.eparate rental w11 h f1rcpli.wc and uwn putw dl'<.'k ~9.000 CALL 644-7211 t X>R JNFORMJ\T fON /Jn NIGEL il/\lllY & ASSOC IATES Oreathtaktnt: Panoramic ~hr view of N pl. J farbor, Ocean. Coast & Bay rught IJghts from every mom. Stepc. to beach & park Perfectly uppotnl 1..'<i throughout. $695,UOO. li;ll-4500. 67J.Ol88. UNUSUAL DUPUX On Poppy /\Ve .. old CdM. Aur. 2 bdrm. & pl11yrm. owner 's unit & good ren· tal. f.loth adjouung swim- ming pool $249,500 Firm. PAULMAmH REAi.ESTATE 644-7lll HartMN-View Hill' Spacious, single level 4 bdrm. + famil y rm. home on massive <over ,., acre I lot, unlim1ted • potenllaJ for your space ' COllSCIOU!I f<im1ly ~· ___ A_.g_ent &\0·5560 'Ol:/ llnstol, CM SUPER LOCA TIOH ~PIH'IOU:. t:a!.I ~1111· t Ldrm 2 IJa homt: Clt:<m 1ns1dt: w new eurthtont• <'pt.'>, pa111t & kit 1111. Nl'~ root Vacant. owner <inx· lllll' SI06.000. So. Calif. Realty 546-5605 645-69 18 9. 90/o IMTEREST RA TE For ussumublc $67 .OOQ loan. $11 2,000 . :lllr , I '•Ila. :.uper Joe 3~5 I .a Perle Ln~ BYCO 645·2251 --- TOPVALUE LOW IHTEftEST Super s harp newer 3 bdrm, assume low m · tere.t VI\ loan. $107,500. 4 hdrm. 3 ba ram1lv hornc. /\ssume low 1n terc~t VA $123.~ Nt:w offenngs. David Bourke, Rltr 540-9'J50 1800 SO.FT. INDUSTRIAL RLDG. • + 2 Bdrm house & jaell.lZI. CUil 6'5·9161 ·i OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / COSTA MESA 4 Ho.Ms°" I Lot LOWEST PRJCt: 1n Co5ta Mesa. Only 10% down. OWC Always ((..>filed. WortdRHIEst.te 556-5777 COSTA MESA 19UNITS JASMINE CltHI< PJUDE or OWNERSHIP Only ne w Plan 3 on ON OVli:R 1 AC. or • greenoolt W/ocean view. LAND. SeUlng ror 9 X's •' Move in immediately. gross. No units like this ' If~%. $252,000. Pnn only. anywhere. LOW DOWN. ~Atoll. Dya 1-1126-2800 owe. "eo.t.Mtta 1024 WorldRealllt.te • ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~~~S~S~6-~7~7~7~7~~~ ,... ~ ' Of Pwfedao.. c Beautiful Mesa Woods hOme with pool and s pa. Approx 3800 iq.ft . with 4 bedrooms. formal dining room. family r oom. kitchen with builllns. eatln a area. wetba r fi repl ace, mirro red cat.bedral ceilings and covered patJo. $187,500. BKR.S.1720 s •• 111!!.1U- 118A YllDI MISAVIRDE 4 Bdrm 2 bath. quaJily lull, shake roof. double fl.reP'acc. Great location, Ideal for entertaining. lArae rec room. lot.I of de cking, low main · t.enaDce yard. Offered Bl aouoo. om 540-l LSt · -HERITAGE J.lEAllORS ---- C"91'011 £.SID~ Cll 21'711q ft, 4br, !....,_, l'R. U ,IOO, Lrt utume In. ~ -wluadl. M1 Via· c.aa.~··---· &. • bdnA. Cli.AH~ dent bon&ll rm. I pooi -• .,., ... to.,....,. -------.. club • aoJI C!OWH. va. 1 .amtl ..... l MAJUHITA Spectacular hilltop ho~ 2012·:l20(i Slj. f\ (,1~c to Mdnna Sci\ a tw & Callt· l.:i Pnmll \Pnt Sl5'.l,OIJU lo $:.! 1~1.000 IS:Jt J..'.>IO. l!IJ ll~IG Blrlr ~st Ocean View On The Point Thi ... 3 Br 2 Ha :!:.'0(1 '><l fl ho1rn! h.1:1 hrdwd floor .... .i wel bar. tn lcvt:I w :.l)t•1· lacular Clt'l•an & night l.ltt-s vww. ~174.!IOO i\sk for Norm Ph1lhp!.. W1•st Coast P ac1f1c ll .t: 49&8535/831 2flJ() $97,000 Like new 2 Br occun view. won't la:.l Ion.:. Olll Jeff llorne. 493·0202 tUtinc)ton Beach I 0 4 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER TOWNHOME l,,e:,s than I year new' With 3 br, 2 ba. walluni: dist. to lhe beuch. Park Place.lnc 842·7461 OCEAN BREEZES ·S&S4 Bdrm. 2i,, baths. II! nn.. new. Joi.:~ing dt~· t.ance lo 0<•can Park Plnn.,Jnl'll42·7·161 LGldmarlc/ Aclt Condo :JHH. 2 ba. S87,!J50. Qwcl fncndl}'. se(•urt: community Owncr1Ai.!l Llo y d !JGO 2:1:,:J CVl!:.1wkncls SUPER SHARP 4 Br. family rm, ref.'1•ntly remodell'<.I. Must ""l' to apprccwtl' Open ll11u:.c Sat 1Su11 1·5. s1011.01111 674!1 Mclbournt: Agt 541 ·5032 WALK TO IEACH Sharp 4br. 11.<iba , t'R ; w/(rplc, 2·car nar. nv access, by owner $lf7 ,000. Must see! 8441 Don . caster 000 1729. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rancho San Joaquin 2br. den, 2ba. frplc, pvl patios, all on 11olf cours e EnJOY view from most rooms. Pool & jac . $131,500. 640-0997. WOODBRIDGE CROSSING Su p er upgraded Brighlon with cu11tom drapes, levelo r8 and s hutters. central ulr . covered patio with wood dec k H nd pl 11 nte r 11. S H OWS L IK E A MODEL !! A11 kln g $129~. ti~ ... "I""' .1 /" I I!\ '1 r,r, 1 :IOOO I ....... ,_ s. ....... ,.,. ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., Wec:tri°';jry, Juty 25, 1971 ...... 1044 ......... 1041 ........... w. ....... ,.,.We ........... s. °"*'~ ...... ....................... ....................... . .........•••........... , ....................•.••.•....................•••.•.........•••.... ••"D'O . &dWw1 .. °' .. ~...... 1069 ............... '°'' .. .,.......... 1069 ........... md. Towahoout, Uolv. MIAMOW •••• ••H•••••H••••••• --·•-•H••••••••••• -•••••••• .. ••••••• ,..S. I 100 fk In. abr, J •. t ' lt • ~ a IOOd bu>'? 8 £ S T 8 U V I N ••••••••••••••••••••••• h'pc, • paUo, On 1reen Shon waJk to C~tcnt t:A.STBLUFF Slll9.500 flllCISLASHIO ..._ By *9lllk pool. n ea Bay from 2 8drm. ruatJ" UIO 1$1 Hlft 4br. 2y,ba homt on larce AnxiOUIJ owner mwit sell "-Bl,_ 111.aJ. By c:barmer Mirroundtd br. UllW ccn.-lot acrou frorn now. 2hS2 HUlcrest. <>--.•dr,"7. tcw.ty fruit lNH. don t OY£ISllED LOJ 11ho,.. tcnn11 club & lt'70. w/lx20 enclosed "' wait! Sec It today! achool11 714 ·844·8117, porch. $ &.ar Aoahe1m ..... , Sl.'8.500. Spu 1 ctous sln1le story home bu ill 044 a.42. Pet Park. a.eluted to n.a.p enc rdlnu extru lnrJ(l' pullo. Lot runs a .ooo. Make olftlr to· In prlV11 ty of own s lrllel lo !ilrada :J lurf(t• h<.Jrms. 2 s-a....... 1076 day!<JUG37·77l. yard out lo huatt.1d b•lhs. Formol dlntnJt rnorn. ·rhhi nt>w ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ,....... 9'4-Store I:' ~~~Jt,°l~11~:'c,'~c~ 401 OLeNNt;vn .. : llHlln)( hus warmth & <·ho rm WullA of 8~~;,; !~~,}',~.~.' '56-4500 ~roonu. ealln1 area. 49'14&48 t(IHR Ov\lrlooklnJ( bcoul1fuJ patio arcu. 4112 54!23 f11m1ly kitchen. l•ntry ' ()rf..rt•fl tit $4~.000 •nd firephu'tl Piiio and 7•9 110 I UY Tlll:: B(';t\Cll Lerl(l' home w /oc.-11n VICW.1273.500 I 492 42JIH MOBILE HOME Ole aec1ml:i. Sl 1~.0o-O. 111 • 8KK.MM45t Tltllllal -· ----Dll!AAB.D IJ>velY hom<.' ln cul de 11ac. $be', 2ba, upgrodcd Cl'l)tl & drp., l' UM fr!' le , ~tl'ly lund'>l'UJ>t.'<.I , "'Olk to 11chls. IJOOI. all rt'l' tac:.. !>hop'it. S117.~IJ Ag\~7768 --- GREAT FamilvHome 1-'orc:.l l lt Ii/ M utlcl 111 ll 11' prcst1g1uui. Hucc1uct Oul> Central n1r. nuw carpel.\>, upgr aded ap pl1a n ces, Li tton rrucrowuvc bwll m, ru n· bii.t patio and c-0vcr. 't523 CAMPUSDt·IP.'11,.E ~•och 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALIF. CLASSIC 180 deg wh1t1.· water Vll'W, nr beach 5 Udrm. 31'2 ba +den, dbl lot. One of a kind $t00.000 1s a Sll'al SI00.000 dnwn . t::u:.y ll•rm:. OWNEJt C all f or uppt. 71 1 83:1 :1581 or4!J!J 1:!i17 By Owne-r·Spaniih ~JC'h h OU::.l' W ~Ut•::.t a pl I in m .1 c· 1· on ti lll~lueed Slu.uou Li: lot. walk tn l1cad1 & ~h<111:. SJ78.000 '1!.17 ·1!.l!Jli ur i~i2~ • A Causey & ConlPany IMVEST HOWi 1111, c·ouhl wc•ll lw y11111 hi-di!<' 101alll!ll 111flat 11111 Muny po1j'ib1hl1t"• l111 1·i1 p1tn1>1on & rnno1lt·l1111: mu kl' lhh y<1111 1lr '"1111 CllllUJ(t• i fk'rlllHllll, I Bath. $19,!i()(J • 1111<1 8<> C<>ll!il ll1w.1y In V1llai.:t• I· .111 IJ\(;tJNi\ 111·;1\I 'II t!.17 ~t~7 LAGUNA JEW EL Sp:irkl1111: whtl•· w.1t•·r \ICWC1f \1Jlll f~',1d1 l'.lf k & c 11\ 11·n11·r of l.a1:1111 .1 f1om Lim.~' 11111111 & tl1•11. ('ht I!> i\111·1 d o· ,11:111'11 ho1111., all ""'11111 1:1;"'• !Jl·am.' & llli·. 1111 q1111'l cul dl' s;w !.I r1"t·t !'.4·1· tl11 , lar~c. un11.1u1• hum•· lo dJy. at St~.llOO. MINT COHDJTIOH 3 lldrms .. 2 Laths. North Laguna t:Oltagt•. walk Lii Cresce.oJ.._ Bay Bl'ul·h l'r1vate y ;ird w1 lh M'vt:ral f rw l trr-t.-i.. J.<1 rgl' allal'hl'<l 2 t'Oll 1-(:11 .1r.:1· w1tJ1 door utJCncr 1'1 tl'<'tl <itSli5.00U mfi·"K'~H'~.\ tf,11:)t.:}Il{;~ 'l'J'J 2UOO --Laguna Hills 1050 .•.•.•....•••••.•...... GREE.._. U..·aut. M1111ll'l'l'.V l'ondo. :c ""' U It. 2 h 11 . • I, a g 11 n a THOUGHT . V1llai.:1" many u11 Rrad1·~ .. below markc-t JN Tiff-; Slli\DE! Locill· pncc al S!!L,000. ()w1wr lld on .. -cctudt-<l ground~ a ·•~ A t 8 J7 "' SllOHT STHOLI~ FHOM Q;'lic'~:::.,c.· g · : ' s.,:m T II I': B E A C II I\ N D -~·• VlLLAGI'.: w10UTSTAN ~Hi~ 1052 JJING VIEW 01-' Tllr: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • It.al ...... "LIVE OH LIDO" I II I , dllH 11111 I. 11111 f ,flt11ll IHlllll' \I. lrnh 1•1f ,111 l!1•1tl l'Alllt<• NEWPORT HGTS 'flu .. l111illt ri '""' 111 v 1·. cm tlr•llll I rlll t.I '/ ,1 V ', fir :1 l!.1 ,,ml 111 •·1111 vu•w, full ~w1·1J 1 .It .. 1u1 .1 11111 J•l•U/11 lcil" 11( l•)(f"'' vtu1.i .•·•· to .. ,,prt•t r.•f•• Yi'..'i.t n 1 11w111·1 will hl'l1• 111~€\TIGE: 'I tHOM(S 64>6646 ~L~t W I ,,,,~I llw, 645-6646 N1-w tl11r1t t·x 1 l1r /1,, , 1.1 11w•r :'~~I •'I It I l1l._ lt1 l>i•lu.c1• duplex 3br & 3hr f tl/1·1 :l(iJ) ll(f fl l;O) hlk lll hu v ~ htiat>h Cl3ll.OOO l'olll, 17•,7 •MO OUALIFYIHG • f 111ly $111 t/IJll I 11k•• 11vn J,111tSJ•,t11· ff:.'U'J' !J~llJll 11" .1 llll f'.CE'<' lll1rnl' W1m I 111,1 <1W1wr :Al 021" '°""''11<1rc l>n v1• <lui.it1•.c ll1r •·tt< h w /1tl'.Jd1t 11tn11I l•il Mu,1 .... 11 s;n·. <i1A1 11\.', rr.:•1i ll ""i tr .. y4 IYOWMfR 60' °" Water "'"t l11r Jun (•• t,,,..,1 1t1r I I It ~ IC ,JIM w1ur tn•·I lol1 l11·11 Ir,• I. It 111 '"""''''''I fJ1,111·1 !-.r1•,1, . \1i!. 1i1111 1 .. 111 M11 1.-.r: I••', IA YSHORE DRIVE 11/\Y Vlr,W fr•11n UJ• "'·"'~ tllr :sht1.l11rnrrn ~S'lliOl~I ( ,lflJI 'fillUrrt 1\i~ 11n IAft°J h.1y, St.1'1 (Jl11 ~>'1$1 1,7:11 ---------· CUSTOM llGCAM'fOH ~nJ Sq rt + ;, Udrm1o 51., bdth:.. 3 l'3r i:araRc Located o n tul de :.at· with view:. or Rolf 1 our~c: & mtn' I-or priv.111· ~wport leoch 12 UNITS l f.lr11r from th" Ocr;,n t 'nb,.hq·ably low pnccd ;JI ~\4'.IJl)I) U""nl.'r V.111 trad<' Worid Real Es tote 556-7777 sh•1.,.mg 11( lhc-lhl111g ---------l'•Jllt.wt ll1111 B1lJh ROGERS REALTY 61-S-2311 A VERY SPECIAL PENINSULA POIHT MINI ESTATE Commanding vi•·"' 11f f1<tl'k b&y. nlCIUllldlfl:., I I I'' light~ llUj.:l' 1111 •Ill l'H1111011lor~ .. 1..ld1 '""· 4', l1111h.~ Om er Shem~ 5 ~drooms Only :! yt•urs 1,111 with ()nlu f1•a1un·~ loo num.-rc1u., lo .., m•·ntton 111 dl'lilll 11wlu1I '''21 111g ,, i:ourml'l k11dwn. ~ h,ckllll} i.:a mt· room :111d lcJ:l m ® .1 ~umptuous full S ill' NEWPORT CENTER Jaruu1 111 mu!.lcr IJ,1th . 640-5357 not JU'l a h.cth 1uh i-~~~~~~~~~ "" J l'I ' s I> I I ti II •• k I t·.tl.11ot:t~ thru out aud 111111· h mor1• If vou want 'Tht· 1'11111l" 'anll 1·an l'On\lcl1•r 1:1!1 000 for ·mr: Br;.<o;T then t'ull 644-7211 VOTED ... THISISIT Seel~ on top of th1• hill. 180 dtl(ree oc<:un v1r w. 1u•ros11 the golt COUl'!IC TillA home 11. 211()11 11<1 fl of be&uty Ym•pl11c1• m M&tr Ud rrn . c·ry'lt&I ('h;ui(Wh1:ric /\ h11(hly up 1U ,l(k,U prttJ)(•fty fo1 l IW rn111,l 1111.1 ri rr11n.11111 1( l1 uy I' r ., I' 1 11· 1•11 .1 t l t'1 111111 Tiit . h11rn1· fl•J•r"~•·nlti Ir"" \' .ilo•• <..1.r1t~11 N11rrn J1hith11. WM<t ! .llll .t 1'.ir1l 11 I< t. l>.tn.1 1'1 1•11, is .• :1·., ICll 'tHll I~· .tu 11I11 I 1 II r . r IC ,t>r I •JIJ 1•1) 11o1I11• I•\ I h,. .. , hi 11111 m1111I• Ill t'f/Oll (Jw1wr 1,llc•r\ .1 n•;,t l111y ,,, $1 %'.. ;,1111 111111 .,,.1 ~.ufl Ii' , ~'J II Via ..... ,n ( 1t1fl"''"'' t'fl k-141, 1080 .........•............. T•O•er I CY'lo loan 1 .. , .. 1~ 2 ,,., • ""''d !•111111•· '''' r ul ti• .,, \p I"'"' .Cl.h •'I ft v.1lli t 1111l1 011m ,. 1111( li•111U rt11m, 4! ,, li.tlh . tlir11nv. l•hlll JI'"' f,Hru h lll"lfn kitchen v.1111 l1111 111n . firt:pldl.l'. g..t.., IJt11 Ji•·'IU" ;,nd Spani'>h Lil•· ""'' $114.LOO HKH ~10 11:;1 -· HEWUSTIMG ! Spue1ou"' 'I b<•drm .I h.1 ~ ft rPmD<lck-fi hom•· n1·Jr '<: ho•JI-. & r \ ONLY ~.'i l~I l)!IH ~ r\c dpUlc II 1,j:J 1:11J .1gl I-H t )t'.ir 111<1 :'1.1 ~ ,, (. l I' I .• I ,, South LOtJll"O I 0 8 6 •.••...•.•...•......... BEAUTIFUL 180~VIEWS of ""h1tcw11tt·r ;md 11or1 h t•oa.,l On•an-..d" 111 Coa.o.t llwy 4 Bdrm. fam rm. 3 ba homt• l'V\. t•11111 murut}. ll'nn1~ wrlu1h·1t t'O\'f' beach St?:J.1.1011 2.'1' • dn OW<..: b.d on 1·1111tr;11·t tor 2 yr., 4!1!.1 14!112 u1 4~ 122:! 1088 ...•••....•.•..••••.•.. IARGAIM INFORMATION 11 MotNle Home LMft9 for you7 Wt· r\• hcrl' to answer y11or 11ut"ll 1tm!. & tu find ~1111 ,, 1n11b1lc hom1· you rJl..,11 c We have man) dl(lll't' rf">all'~ m Orange County & bt•at•h ureas. l'lus nu down payment 1-·1ir rnon· info call our f1rofc...,10nal C'OUrteou:. ,tarr TORTOISE M .H . SALES 102 r; 17Ul St. S.I\ 97~8421 (,i(.JlcJcn W1.~t 2"xGO. 2Dr. <!ISJ. fMn rm Custom rt~lw1n:l dec·k !'>•Pk San .Ju.111 f~!Jl• ·l!Jf; w~:n c.mrt"'Y Loh/ Crypts 1500 •.•••.....•....•.•...•• l ':t•1f11 Vt•·"' ltJl lli'•'HUlllt•cJ Al1 c.cli'JI! CCHtdomini'"'91/Town-houwi f« ,. 1700 ....................... Tr~HMS TJ-:RMS I hr. n••w l'Ond . $5.4,00() &15 26:i2, <ig•·n_t __ _ 1100 ........•.......••.•••• OCEAN DUPLEXES Nf•w 1 bt'<lroom homes t a pt Slf>nl!. Coos tr f,ll.-44 I I 11r l!fl IJ!l:S be eUent T t'r1M Onlv I~• , clown Own .. r w 11 l 1· " r n · d c r 11 r r • · d fl} rnlll ~ncl 11> 1111 th1 . rw.ir lll'W I pll'K Ill So-'I l l11nl111~l1111 llt·,•l'h l'ark l'l.n·4· l nc·f!.12 7.Jtil NEWPORT BEACH Vanou:-. lo<· on l'cnin. & Nwµt Shr.., a vail /\II .1m1·n1t11·.., l'rl':.l'nlly lt•awd Turn key opc:ra l 1<111 l'rnpcrty m g ml ,1\':.ul t,75-4!:112. Bl\ H. Income Property 2000 ....................... COSTA MESA S~. Uniqu<> two story archit<.•cturt· w detailccl cxterwr or UOA It D & U /\ T T r: N . Wl-,J\Tilt:IUW UV Tll r; SALT AJR Spacious 3 bdrm. & ram. rm noor plan l-l'r\'H'l'd hy 2', buthl.. fc·:iture~ I I\ rm w 1 HA l ~r:u CCJPl't:H 110001';() Fl H r;PJ T , pat11uct floors. WALL.S 0 ... G L A S ~ & }':XTENSIVr: csi-; (JF WOOi> Sll liTTr.ltS M1:1. .. ter Stutc Opt!n!. lhro :.tiding gluss wall to c nl'lo:.ed ··st:C Hr:T <;Anui-;N'· filled w11 h Ju.-;h 11lunt1nR.., Tutkt·d behind the "SECIC l';T GAR()r;N" the t•u1wt1!> ma Y f I fl d ~ C pa r al t• Wll.KSllP/STlJDIO ltM For lhV!\C who !.CC:k a honw w1charm. wurmth & 1mva<'y. in the muc h dt,.,1rnd No. end !\Cct111n ot Lai:unu Beach. we bchevc tl11!. 1~ a rare on lh1.., oubt~1n'1111g J i TAl<EOVER9%LOAH e.lln Bdrm. t:u:.trn dtco1att·d ~ holll(~ w1rurm;.tl d1n1u..: & p_..,...,. __ .. •,...,...,;....,'u.;;'°' llt-~l buy llarlior v1t:w ll•imt• on Ice l<in<J 1-'ormal t·ntry. lormal rhrung mom Lots ol wm 1k1w:. bnng bni:hL :.un !.h111t· ~hm11 on lt•rm~ Owner rc•qwn·, t,..,t :-..ilt· $15H,950. 64~ 7221 I ST TIME OFFERED s.5:>.500 homt· in ~ ••• IMMI n<'1~hbortiood :!01 111.1 ~ood c lt·an arl..i I., lot. 1 oom to "'rwnd 846-5502 4 Mouw' °" I Lot l~1Wt"!.I pnt'f' m Co:.ta Mt':'\ot Onlv 10·;, down OWC Alwa.y:. n·nl~·d Worid Real Estate 556-7777 $21 5,000 Fua Price CALLTOOAV MSSION REALTY ll85S. Cblllwy, Luguna Phone 494-0731 By Ownt•r 250!1 "I ft J Dr + den, wh1tcwutcr & town view St to sl lot SMS.<Ol 404·2113 EMSIALD IA Y LOT 671-6634 OCEANFRONT New Modul ur llu m<'ll. pvl C'o mmun l t y, 3 beuchtlll, :!ii hr bcl·urHy, sub-lelling OK. "'r om '29.900. 'l'rcmmre Jsland Mobile Home Park, 30801 So. Coost Hwy, Laguna Ucach. 17l4 > 400·3816. Se>ectacular ocean view home. 2 yrs old. Lse/ opt te rmli 1 y r escr ow . SUS.000. Mike Bryitnl, agl. 497 ·:m'J A HEAT HOME farruly rm Located om qwct cul dc-... :1<' w Vll'W or surroundlnl! coun· trys1dc. $107,500. 493-9494 495-5220 496-241 l 830-5050 Assumable Loon Fairway t:I Nigu1·I :thr, $234,llOO. Custom Hl•ally 770'Jl77 ------Hjghly upgroded. AC. :1l.1r. 2ba home.', FR, dt•n. OH. popular Ja ... m111c phrn $1ZHO'J 831·5075. --- ll y 0 w N r: n NI g u c· I Shores gated rommuni· ty, 1mma1-, prof dcC'oraf l'<l Lovely Rarden' & atrium, 2 Dr & d l•n. SM!J,500. Call 492·27:!2 CVS $7:l>l REDUCED!! Spacious 2 Bdrm and den w formal d 1n 1nii. Secluded patio. custom d<.>C'Oratt.'<1. "'or bu.-.y pco· pie who wanl minimum mamtcnanrc Loguno VillOCJe R.E. 497-1461 Muioet Vielo I 067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASTILLE &DALIPLAM The one you've been Wl&ltinf( for. 3 bdrm, fam rm. and view in an idcul location. Take over $47,500 8~% loan. A scoop at only $103.500 CA.LL 644-7211 /Jn Nil.! l li/\ll I y "" l\~'10[1/\1 [S over looking can yon ,·~~~~~~~~~~ ocean view, 2 stofy. IllOO J. Lllllm .... ....................... 1041 llQ fl. 3 Bdrm. $140,000. Pvt PlY. 497-2538 ---- I MOM•ICH IA Y TIUACI Beautiful 3 bedroom. 3 bath, up~r Terrace custom built home. l!:njoy· a lovely ocean and couWne view. Pror,sslonally land1cap1d and located on quiet cul-de·••c with low maintenance. 1295,000. 2 Bal bl Ouplxh 111d nt·w Bayfront lo lw x1·hgd dn f >w1wr ~ 1:1 l~I :12i111 BIG CANYON ('~21 enW@Jwm ~~ ~ T1o11tin 1090 WES TC LIFF Realty •••••••• •••• ••• ••. •• ••• NEWPORT BEACH 12 UNITS I 000 1< lrom OCt-;/\N. Unl>c!l1 .. vably low 1,ow l'IHCEO &I $42~.oou OwncrWlll trade SJ)CC'fa(•ulur golr course 1----------1·---------PANORAMA VIEW World Real Estate 556-7777 1..~L<ill! lll'.100 Ml fl -I lo 6 lklrms. 512 bath:.. 1'1101 a111l J•.1t·u1.11 SI .:175,000 THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 LOVEt. Y MOMTEGO •I Dr, 2 ba, It.:<' f;crnil y rm. Nr pork. pool ~ :.t•ho11l Xint tcrm-s A.'IS11m1• SJ79.soo rec 640 1+10 ~000 ON Ho Credit Nffded 3 Dr 2 Ua . compll'll'I) n• mode led. fanlu:.t11• barkyurd $1350 m on UiJy Uwnt:r Wiii C.lrl) Se!.• to upprl'C'lall' Great Wcstcldf loct1t 111n . 004 ~ r;d 2DUPLEXES 207 /211 Orungc St. SU.1.500 Each. :J blk11 to OCCllll Agent. 673· l4!82 Ownt•r Musl Sell. l)rop· ptnJt 1m re SOOOO l>cl uxc 21>1". Newport He ight!!. ()pen house wcck·cnds. 645--0456 422 Jo\t llcrton. LOCATION LOCATION Schools ·L1br ary . Shuppln,; n .. r by . 4 Bdrm. J Uo. In Westcurr. O wn e r moving 1n AU(lusl. S164,500 714 64S.2737 Sylva Hromadn lk, Realtor ll&CANYON 91/zO!o NEWPORT DUPLEX Ow11 lhc lanhitrp :i lldrm 11wn1•r , unll . \I 11t•a1 .I Bdrm r(•nt <ii lk)th h.J\ l' flrl'f>l<tt·c:. J lld arl' 111 moH"lll t•11nd1t1on A'kini.: Sl:J5.U0ll C.tll ~ 11!'11 for apµt This larl'(e custom built 1-~~~~~~~~~ f<imtly hllrTil' ha!. JU)>t bft•n rcrlut·ed. S:IO,llOlt II ll•aturc•.., !'> Bd rm ... 4 bath:.. lh'W l'UfPl'll\. drape,. wood paneling, tntcrC'o m .111d l lllll•d 7 UNITS-C.M. lkc1u t nl·w hulld1n i; 1-'ireplaccs. xlnt loc<1lu111 TSL lnvmt.., 642 w1:J glas:. lhruout ,\ IOU!>l t11 l•--------- Sf't'' Cull 541l 51'1WIJ for COSTA MESA llillll more mJo 19 UNITS OCUNVIEW! ~·HERITAGE . • REALTORS OWNEI DESPEftA TE M a _1; b e r a (' 1 n g forC'dO~UrC' 1 CU'ltom 3 PR I DE 01'' OWNt:RSJllP ON OVLR I AC of LAND. Sellin~ (or !J x·:. gr06S No unit s hkl' lht& anywhere U>W OOWN.OWC WortdRHIEttate. 556-7777 l..tt' •I lldrm. :! oatio:-.. many "'trai. llt·;LoW M1\HKr:T RI': MAX 673 <l:llJ llll h11n1<.• With ... p(•('· , _________ _ .... ful t.11'11lar vlrw ol 111ght 111-(ht:. Jilli 11cntll' rol hng hill:. 1-'ormul dinin.: ... un· kcu lounf.(e. family rcH1m & hvinf1 room all OJX·n lo 1•111Prla1 n men I s 11.cd ck-<·ks l'lt•nty ol room tor pool. Owner lh Oflt'n to <·n·at1 vt: f1nanc1ng. m>,0011 FOUR UHITS-C.M. Near new, 3 Br owners urut. 2 ba. frpl. 2·car gar .. J.2 Br. 2 ba, units. TSL I nvstmts 642-1603 ~ Pnme Units. No. San Diego Co. S625,000. Owner flnanCtnf.t ut 10~ ! l\Ut. Mik e Urya nl. ~3009 Mewport•och Elt•gnnl N 1•wp111 t 1111 y townhonw on i:rr1•11f)f.'lt wllh {'l1Cl'lh-11t \'ICW o f bay 111111 mount 11111!. /\11 prox I~ Ii'! ft with 3 bedrumn:oo, chnmi.: 11r1•11, :.!.!> hultL'i. k1tcht:n with bu1lt1ns, Wl'(ho r , (tr\.'l)l 11l'I'. tlft:d IJllt Ill, commun i ty 11nol $100,500. liKH. MO 1720 RUMAR REALTY 558-7977 ~~~----~~ .. _________ _ M.l.2STOIY OHL Y S 115,500 all executlv<' home In ~hoke t-Atstbluff 2500 s q tt of charm · lge pn vale yrd w/2 patios for enter· lAlntng ·hug~ Cmly rm as lgt1 frml din. 758-UOl ~ Walk r.r t: I r.H ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 . ..................... . COSTA MESA NURSES WB.COME ldeat locauon. cl084' to work, shopptn(t & 4'nter t.alruMnt w/bus stop 1t the park. '77 Skyline· ReaJ Eltate , unite wide. In clean, DILUXI I-·-quifl park w/clbhie • WY ~ jlieuul. Low-Low apace 00' trom Newport Bay. 2 Nlll.-tlt.•. <549?> Bdrm Mobile home. Real f ireplace. SH.IOO . SUNSHIN£ MOBILE ~ HOMES 3br, 2~ba, overlookinc 114-J700 20 UNIT's.MEWPORT HACH AJI 2 bdrm, lse land. Owner wiJI finance. Pl.A YA REALTY 631 ... ttO 16 DB.UXE UHITS PRJME EASI'SIDE, CM 2 Bdrrna each. TIIESfARN~CO. 640-5711 O~CAUY 2 31tr 28• unJu, l blk to ocn. view from patioe, '225.000. "MUST" ask for Lea S.mlwt, a,t. <7U> m.aoo. ..... ,llcrew s,.••• .. ...... ""''"'· ........ . roll coune. By owner. I~~~~~~~ ~-.ea-•1 dr•11t. c.11 ., .... f'Oll SAL£-MOVE fw 41Htff•1. C•I Take over subject to H · ltllnl •~~ loan. Preatltioul locatJon near pool, 11pa "t.ennll . Joi to tMh!On llland. 3 bdrm, 2\.'J ba, we\ bar. frml dln1 2 llNICtout tree lbelterea blfcoNel. La• matt auU.e w t walll•ln cloHlt. £le1ant lownbome. 758-UOl 1-------RIGHT IN! '12 Flntbllll l 711·17 71 ••Ir fer br. adlt. C.11. Park. ....,., ~ Walkm t: l t!P. HADOIV11W lt>Jredtld 3 Br ~ -i.ovet11anl /llA.X Priac. only. s.a.*I _I __ _.._ ____ _ 2 Bal Jal Duplxa Incl new PWfta.-Mabil• Horne Bayfront to be ach1d Trailer at II llorro S.y dwn. 0...-m t-..DO Trailer Park. Pl.HO --------.;...__ llnD. aw.. . ....-. .... -" ......... l ., ,. ff 1 10 •• 11. 'Tl v () IO •• v. g :r .l· j ~ 0 .. Ir I It •· I· I. I. e ·r ... I I ) • .. 7 t II .. ...... U.fwtl•••• ....................... . ...................•.• ........... Nu1Mu.ta .. •1• ....... 3244 ... .,,.,. ..... JHt ....................... ....................... ......•................ ...............•....... . ..................... . ..._Plzpue, nll ....._,_ 'tr• c.e...... lJJ4 PAl"'OIU41C VllW BrMd new Newport Ter· •nn••••••-•M•••-•• ••-•-•••••• .. •••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• JHr. 20&, lll'W tuxur)' race Q>ndo 3 br. 2"'1 ba. _1!111111 ______ .. C...... 1114 l Hr. VWY 11. rUt1t.ol'D dt' ll " rd n h o ni e • ltOYt. retna. w•hr/dryr. ........... •••••••••••• alen. pluah. adulll> only Turtll!rock. POOi $7~ pool. No ~ S57:itmo. •+ 11 SC~lo apt, 01corator no childre n ur pcli.. mo.flM.2154 6.'JM.317or213.ff7·8474 ,_.._,0 au ill" fum. rt=· wa&er ._ Loc&Uld M Ma.• Dr UMTALS BLUFt'SCONOO Politi._ c...at Row Oft IM pd • 646 DIG ~I -3 UR. 2 bll • • • tooOIOOO Spacl()Wj l ator)' 3 BR. 2 ~.W ._....._ O••C'r _,... JIJ6 A&ltact roomy 4 lllt. 3 ua . I UR.a&. .S7~ 1>8. Pvt pallo Comm . wUI h1e.e . a.auUlul ·-••••••••••••••••••• yard wlftV •P•ci•. nr ~llR.36J . f')SO pools. Sharp & very ~ • bullcUn11 <idlr. ,.r 1 BR VUlli. 0.c;k &y Sntt riunlly ~ Utt.2 Pa. . .• $.WO c lean. $700/m o . Agl. in ,......U OCity •0ltrolt0 ': Vl•w. covrtyard, au ptefd, no pell ~mu SanClementt• -~-;...._ _____ _ CO"OHra on. ~ a)' a\..,,.~,,°".... 646-2J8<J -.a.-y I •.a..r1 e a ~ r o w ~ ,_. -- Un1la -St.Uo.oou . Ht U.,..IMdt 3141 Nptllt.urc111 N"wlyd"':: Pos. lease w io pUon to unlla U00,000 ·a11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Or. Iba. t.•orl ~.-r. tnnl buy 4btk$tobe1&ch. l blk m.t• ~Bay, winter ren yrd ~.an !»Kl 1800 to pool & le nnh1·Newpl ' 9U •IL U&1 3 8R, mawt'11 ql n Swvl" and cl .. llll J Ur 'I. Shores home. 2 s ty, 3br A Avail -.:-.. Isl usoo Mo · " · 2ba. FR. frplc. root sun· ""'"' b.a r:'51cki (;M wtlq1k . deck. $7~/mo + SJOO PLACE -...:11111\J.rner~IM 1177 l)Mll<>. dbl .i.-r t;lo10l' 111 bonding fee. $1.050 mov M"hcxllli. purlu.. W1':1lrh1t ~ you m. Armimd or NCA&TIIS .. tti. , .... ~ ll" ti h o pplnti 1•(·nt "1 ~5z3 CAMPllSf\..~IRVl .. E Michelle ut Alls tat e 10,. ft 11M '..... •••• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~Imo 6:i I I 091 • ~ :14().4646. ~~~~--~~~.,231 Via· Lido Nord 4br, 2 bdrm 1 ba Our.ti'), --------- e 2 b.. . p I" r .. ,. I 1 ll •. <..iw1·k ll out I Woodbridge LGE 4 IORM. l IA :!lJ l7CM547, 2f3 U34-0!i'l0 Nc~r school!> & uUh IOil:. l~nh.'ie 2·sly, 2 Br. I ~ canaJ front. Comm pools I i.tory t:i.11 urt It lill. WIO rm. pvt pnlio. &t.eruus Avail now $825 56 UNITS 111V111LldoNorl1 ~ +n.-c pkguu:I lakl-,pool. l.M!64S-3370 ~rtnch'd..'n·~~~~tbt.110 rm. ~ ouri,r;x . ~bl . IU.i, IH:W jal'UZZI~ & lCOJlll~ t·rti:, N5o W --'A-.f-.. -.~-R_F_R_O_N_T--2-L-"C UNDER ""-· "' "' y t'l"J)lb, di I.lb & v111nl Sm l"--tl> Aruluut eu~e .11 ... .., Waterfront I omt-oi. ln1• c h ild ()K. No J't·l~ 51)9.0062 __ _ Bdrm.. alt bit.ml). ltharp. ~36%ff::Hwy ~mo 1!)511 A Mcycr l'I Lo~e~ l>canehome. ~lmoyrty 675 1906 Const t• --------549 3481 ah 5 30 & Uruv l'ark l.IO<r..q . (t. Llh4fs condos. leruics $.560 rue ion 3 bdrm, 1 ·~4 l>a, Cum rm, _wk_n<_b_______ Lrg living area. 2·Sly. t.oS750 i'~l I.Iller d-0ptcc1atw11 rut-e yd 3 Rr. 2 ba huu~c. (um rin, Jbr. 2/l2ha. easy maint. i\genl644 1133 r 0 r l h e fl r I d c Cl 675-~ dan rm. frpk. ix1ol & Muny Xlras . No Pets ownership huyer ---scr v. Nr SC Ph 1ia T cor11s, pool. $695. U u I Ider g u a r a o t t'l' i. Himes u.fwllitMd _!>i5_G7_, 3-0a7J -~llc_r _61Jm <l!f1 ·<nlll _____ _ rents-may cxch.Jngl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.e;i. th us ooo Very nice 2 UH. vat. will . an o • .' f'l,'r un c..... 3202 corlSlllcr '' s:105 250!1 It t'orty 2 ~droom. t ·'-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ b a t h ; s I x l e c n I ~ .... ou.s Ordl\l(C 675·54G-I ail I\ Bedroom. Calhedrul ce1I ,,_.." 5R -• b t 1ng11 s p » f u I 1 y $21\5 Jbr Balboa fslund Me.a Verne :I r. l 1a, tand:.caped ·A Quall S!li.52brkadsgar niec Nt:W crp~.drp:..paant & Pla C'e c·xl'lusiVl' Sl753hrcondogarfL-c walk lll bhoppllll! & 7~19'.!0. SMX)1Jbr kids pool t•utc sc huol s . S5 25 mo J_ P'-'._'i~·~. 5S5T1. 0 01p25 ~om __ T 3 Hr. 2 ha, lrptr. 2 t·ar ~ar, no c:log.."I SIOO mo Day' f~\l! 400S , CVl~ li7:1 1$ IU7 NOPEllTIES"' ARE YOU FED UP co,.. TH l :lO ,.M.I WITH IT ALL? With ocean viPw. Le:,~ than J )'.C<trs old and in I.OP ronrlit1on OWNER W /CARRY CONTRACT W/SMALL DWH! $265,000 RUM.AR REALTY 558-7977 tncMtrim/ Properly 21 00 ....................... If your knur klt•>. ure raw from knoc·kmi:: If your car 1s about out or gall Your nerves ore i.:ettmg Crayl'll And your n('(.-d to move rast CALI. RENTIMES &START PACKING 631-4555 JIOMr;AND Rr:NTJ\L 1\PTSP.r;CIALISTS ~)pen 7 d~ys 9.-7 f!t' s.-. i\c-rt-s ccms11'tma.: (•I I tu lalaoa Peniutsulo 3207 10 at•rc parcl•ls. t ran~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111)1lal 10 M 1. M 2. (.; t. i &>autiful Ray view t'ine and Uandy' lfuge :,tud10! l'ool' S2:.!5 Gourmt-l k1lC'hl·n 155t.1IJ1 Like a nose·' 5425 Custom 3br' FnC'd yunl' K1d'ltpctsok (5S&IU1 Rl':N'TIM t:sfi.'11 .. l:lSS F1•c Dana Point 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• [)pix-Front hsc. 2Br, l'ulc·. clean. m•w cpL-.. i:ool Im· no p('ts, S450 mo. 4!1-Hi22U BToro 3212 ...............•....••. HOMES FOH R r~NT 3 or 4 br l'n n·d I rurn $~to S4:J5. Fn<' wt:l<.'Ome. Call 004 2561i or· 973-2971 /\gt, no rt'l' 1'h£' Lakes Hrnnd New Townhouse for lease. 2 bdrm. 2 bo iJ l' SSS01 mo l I ;j 3 7 8 · fl 5 ll 5 v r 7 M /8:11 71170 -----·1\Jrtlt'r()('k home• 4hr, <!ha . fprk. 57 11 S1l•rra t:u:lu. Irv S64:lmo v. f bt• !65-l! 19'J. 54-0. 5505 --- LEASE lJpi:rud1·cJ 2 hdr + dcn. l! ha On gutr couri.<.' l!caul 'll'W meld~ nitc lilt~. Only S6S0tmo <.:all t; I l' n II 1• I I w a r t h . Hr:1Mi\X li:l l 126G lOl;PtO l.ach 3 24 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • * * R~~ff 3(XI E Coast HW\' Newport Beach You arc the wrnn1•r ol ttw-H frtt tickets tS2:!SOvaluf'I lu Hina.:hng Oro~ lianium & Ba11t·v l'1n·us · /\ui.: lnd lhru 1;11 h 1\ndhe1m C1111v(!nt1 u11 Ccnlt•r Sharp 2 bdrm. Nice area Sonken bdrm & IJvmi.: rm wa s h e r /dryer. rcl'ng. $575. Call 645·29118 t'or Lease J asmmc Creek Condo. · Sc'·· gate. 1>00b. tenni s. µriv . Jll C' Sl.200mo. Cull 1'ilnya Jl m.1357 or 646·5096 IJLUFFS, 3 liR 21, U11. 4! ~ly , w 1wrap-arounrl patio on lovely i,:rnblt Walk 10 comm pool::.. ti:n n1:. C'lub & !>h opv•n l! Avail i\u~ I • ~71.10 mu yrly lsc Call 640 6259. aa..'t EASTllUFF HOME l.argl! s plit level t·Xl'l' :1 hr. :J ba Pool. 1a1•uu 1. fant;ist.Jc view. I ull ,, rm. me rm w /pool l<1bh· & full bar Walk to N H TL'flruS Club & tx:sl CdM ~thool1.. Unf or p.1rt turn. L::.c. i\ll1HI. H I Hd~ & s"c dC(J SI IW mn I> l<>-2363 • f>42 0350 Peri~ct location Balholl l'1•n1ni.ul:i 1111 ~ir.,m;1r I block 111 hu) ur0t·t'u11. 1 Bdrm.::! IJa. :! , t " r y . ,\ v a ii n o w SJ51J mo. Waterfront llom'·~ S:H ·MOO OAK. v flt\.OT N ................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... .,,.... ..... J76t ............... .,. ••• h ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER RENTALS By the week. now a nil. C..MtM, llJ4 ........... 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Also W'i.nler Rent.is No fee. Agent 87:1-8170 THE "GOOD LIFE" SUMMERTIME FUN: Social Aetlv11tes Oiree· tor• Free Sunday Brunch • BBO's • Par ties GREAT RECREATION: Tennis , Free Lessons (pro & pro sllop) , 2 Heallh Clubs • Sauna , Jacuu1 • Swimming • Goll Or1v1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS· Singles t I!. 2 Bedroom•, • i:ur · noshed & Untu1n1i;hed , Adull L1vtn9 •No Pel:. • Models Open da11y 910 6 Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newport Beach/No. 880 lrv1nfJ t.JI lljll'I (714) 645-0550 Newport Beach/So. 1700 t61h St ID<••"',,, '""" 17141 642·8170 ~I.Side. extra Ira . 2br . patio. aar. $375. 642·:1466 or 64.5-4413. Lee 3 bdrm no pets. aviul i\UI(. I, 633·~.J4a·JOOO Ol'ti42·M50 OLX-VIEW·2br . near beach & s hops. S360. ALtlts. no pets. 645·6$79 ZilOI f.>acific Bach w1small br. ne w wallpaper. cpl.i». paint. E. s ide. $280. Ra.c k . 548-43>1. 2br. 2ba townhouse, clean. S360. 1912 Wallace mancager wa nt e d 64.>~. ~ide. New dplx up· per Cpls/drps. compl k1tch. frplc. Adlts. no pets .. S4.50/mo. 673-6041 $175 lo $425. 2 Bedrm. 2 bath. encld gar . (pie. laundry rm. patio TSL Mgmt. 6'12· 1603 *** Ro&c.d R. Raltter 4315Seton Rd Irv me You lire the winner or thrH free tickets 1$22.:;o value>. lo fUnglmg Bros Barnum & Ut11lc (;1rcu:> i\uj( 2nd thru 13th Anaheim Convention Ct:nlcr · T 1l·keli. mu!>t hc t·X· Bt:Allfll''tJLLY dccornt thanged lur rescr' l'd ed 2 (jdrm on Lldo with :wat.'> dt lhC' C:omc11t1on all umcnitll'S Mini view ' Cenh:r ;iht-ad of ti m1· S!I001m o Watcrfronl <..Jll ti<l2567ll. l'Xl l7l 111 !_l~n_lCS __ 631 1400 cl<um your ticket.• WE HAVE SUMMER RE:KT ALS Akotaldftq r"ftet"YotiOftS f« wiftttt-r entals associated BROKERS-REA L TORS 202', W 8olhn1J b 71 J tib I Yc:irty rcnt11I , S500 mu 2 Hdrm.'> 1\q11I now' t\i.:1•nt li7:1 Jlifi:J lla1-ht·lor . On llW lH·ac•h. ::.i:I J><.•rM111 . IUll l•l•ll'I.' (l73 4lf>-1 • • • 2br. 2b<• $-125. Jhr. <ilia. S52S. N1·w w fprlc & }rd>. :iSi-4700. ext 23ll dy:.., b•IO 242ti 1•\'e'> & Wknd.'> lll'auuful 2br. 2ba :inos~ from!-../\ <.;ountry <.:luh 2nd n1.1or. frpk. p<.1110. 2 )!ar<tgc~ •. ~lorai:c l'hon1· b7:1-11t:r.J, lr15·HI ix. llio,t.'>ldt· I br. 'mall hut \'Ol}. n•·wly rt-th:1•111'Jll'd . n111ural 'l'o0<11J , . .,lrnt:. S.'70 KIS H5'1 l ST L'N:-.;1;-.1; l.111~·· 1111 garden .1111 . IJ(JC•I . n·r .in·a ~115. 7111 W IHlh St I Ur JIJI. 1nll !>l••' l' Af,~~Ld i\Clulb onl~, no pl't:. """'""-IU.-tn·encc.~ ti-lli O!IK.1 ....................... --- •DELUXE• GAmNAPT. 2 ... A .... -"1 3poola Covered car port pat.ioapts .. BBQ's c lOlle to r w)'ll & be tu! walk to shopping. 171 I I Goldtulwnt .. w .... 847-6064 ..... , ...... . ~...... 1142 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2hr, Condo. 11 ~ba . frpcl. gar opnr. pool. tennis Cl'\l;, $45(). 213 /59tl·Oti40. 7141842·6297 Spac1ou:.. clean 3br. 2ba, (rplc. bll111.-.. I m1 bch. rnE EXCITING PALM MISA Al'TS MIN\J'T~ TO NPT BCH Bach. l&a BR from S25S a. up. Adulta. No pets . 1561 Mesa Or <:i BUts t:ai.t ol Newport Blvd I Oam-5J)m s.&-9860 TUIS-TUIS ADULT APARTMENTS NesUed among twit pines & rushing 11trewms. PACIFIC WOODS 839-2140 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w /k1lchenelte $72 wook & up. 541$·9755 Beaut qwet home lm1. bc h Lag Bch. Room avail. k1lc h & lndyr pnv. + t'<1m .rm. i250mo ·~'-1294 213 432.7936 ask ror Dan . Room . Laguna ChrislUiln 1 -t.och 3141 honu:. nr beach Str:u ght _,... ma.le. $200 + ut1I Cook· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mgpnv·s 499·22H6 2 & <><'f!an view. ncl' crpl & paint. Very clean' Swuuuur Rftlfals 4200 S48S 549-1186or83:S·K917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt::NTllOUSE·NO. ENO 2Br. 2ba luxury apt . La.: t c rr ac1'. panora mu• occan \'ICW'I. Ma ture Laguna. oct:anfront priv. b<!a c.-h . r1 !>h1n i.: weekly /m o Winter lfall~.199·3Hl6. ~----.. duJ~ He fcrencc:':) No New beaut. rear. ocean· • pcli. LH' SllOIJ m o lmt, bay vu, t hr, NB .1!J4.5J!Y7 S350 I wk (JU I c I c µI l' OCJ::A.'ifRONT 2 Ur. l tw 675 i i511 ____ _ w 1pri vacy. i;rl'•'n"ry. VacatiOft Rentab 4250 c:r(jshtnl,:! "tUtl & 'uper •••••••••••••• ••••••• •• h ... al' h "> H :J" 1 m '' 11011.'>l' lor n·nt. Hai: Hcur W.1t1•rfront ll1110l''> Cll) -.lpe.. tl linen~ fur11 ti:JI 14~J SI.'> n1tdy pr nil Catt I HK ocean v11·w. ' , hlk 11 aJlt'r :111 m ~ix lm!\I __ hc;wh $37:> !H9·111:15 or Wni.:htwon1I V1lla1t1• vura lm-8917 __ __ uon hom1• lur n•nt 3 bed:-. SpaC'IOIL'> 2 UH. lanai rm. sh'l'llN H tu SlAXl Mo Turner A-.:.(1(' Phoo1• 1!19 3670 anyl1m\• 4W 1177 LG1J19M1 HicJilef 3852 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 2 ba Conrto. on golf tuursc. l...al!una N1~u4:1 Sl75 .1!12 6700 -----Hewpon leach 3869 ••.....•••..•••........ PARK NEWPORT 11 .J t'h,·l or ' I 111 2 lil.'lirlJl>ITL' & Tuwnh11UM'' 1-'rom $.Jli!.I ~~' ~l~l'l·il·ular 'fl·• 101.11 11·t•rc.1t 1<1n pro I( r .1 m Wmk.Jk1 I hrlrm view <.:on do, 1;,.ao It from lx-ach . :)l('t•J>i. I 1-\1 lly 1•qu1 p kitchen. Pool. l'Xf.'fl'l:o.c rm. lndrv fill·1I !illiK J>l•r day IW>K1117 llu1111lulu W;11k1k1 .11l'J Condo,:! ~It. I IJ,1 k1ld1 1-'11 r 11 1' '!-I~. 11 a} I IJl'r"lll!> tr l I Iii>~ Reintms to s~ ooo .................•..•.. ;\Juvmi.: / i\ H11ll •frl)tl'1I:. & ~·ul l1v1n1t l''llJl'll"'' • l'r11l1·:.s1unalty :.llH'<' 1:n1 m11b11t> homl' zon1ni:i. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car gar . t~'Y twy al'l't~s Hapul yrly S675 fl7:Hm70 or ly ~row in A an· a or biS-8404 ask for Connie WttSl.\.•rn H1vcr~1dc· t:oun Corofta del Mer 1222 ty Pncc:'<lr lrl<1m) 12' loM34' ••••••••••••••••••••••• per :.q. l wn1ff r. F....tain Valley 3214 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tic kets mu~l hl' t''< c h.Jniw d ror rc:.\•n cd M'!JLo, ;Jt lhc Conv1•n111in Cl·ntcr ahead or 11me UJll 642·5678. l'Xt. :in to clwrn your t1ckc1:-. * * * GeMt-al 3802 I Hr. n•modt-ll-d. hkc n1•w --UJ5T--&••i\•L•.O•N-t:•.,-•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a~ :;;,ul~ no pt'ls RENTIMES SllOWS YOUTltr: Wi\Y TOGOllOMt-: : .. ol'lal prour,1m 7 P.,11111>. H tcMJi. court-. 1\l 1-'a:.hmn bland .. Jamborl'i' & SJn Joa(lwn 1-tJll:. ftoall 17141644*1900 HOUSEMATES K32 •1134 Gal to shr :lUr condo nr oc. S20t1 mo. ulll 1ncru ~77 Slcphcn:. K51·03n6 . Jha. duplex. Aura~e. · L>e. Lrg. yrd. Prv. bch. lttVlNt: IOI, airport in $525, Adults No pets dustnal t.'Ornplex. plans bi3-29L1. lor 17.700sq ft bldg. next '-.-.--- HOMt:S FOil Rr:i'ff 3 or 4 br Pnct:d from S465 to S195. l"nl'cJ yard & ga r ages. Fam 111 <· s ple a se. kids & pl'l~ welcome. Call !Jlj.<\ ~(Jr !J73..2971.. Agt. no fee New 3 Bit. :1 bu .. lgc . lot. w1•l uur. beams. frpk . ocean view . 1>al10 & ai.:tow with charm. 111 North Laguna. l! blk:. to Shaw's <.:ove S850 Mo. H1lhe 4!*4· 7551 CALL.611-4555 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AT LAST /\ llOM r: RENTAL s r:RVICt: YOU ANU YOUR t'Rli-;NOSCJ\N t-'l·:~L J\ T J IOM t: W IT I I 2 Ar dupll·X. Sil.'• t»S V1<tona Nodol(s ~:ll<l-1 2br, lha, J(<Jr. \cry nu·c No Pets No K1cJs. SJ60 541S· 7234 <! Ur. 2 ba ccindo. '2 btk to bt:ach. 2 c.-ar ~ar . JUlO c)f.(lr ~<Jul hll y \ 11•w TSL Mgmt t>1l 1603 Wt:STCLIFF 2 br. l 'z b<• J~'llrcd gcnl. 2 br, l ba. fplc pool, rc-c rm. pr1v entry. S225 ti73·21Hl ~7!1S3 w Npc. Beh & San Diego Shorechff w ocean/ca rreewy. Only $275.000. nyon view 4Bll. 3ba. A#..'l 751 ·2787 fam rm. new c pl. Yrly HwNliuwjton leach 3240 ---2 BR 2 Ba home. lgc yard. ·I bdrm. 2 ha view home. open beam cl~<;. bltns. RENTIMES Orte studio. bt.-st t:1s1dc, 5250 mo i\\'llll 11 I &15·7274! townhouse Walk tos ho1> panJC. Adults only . No pet.-, 1728 ~dforci Ln StJS mo yrly 541'.1 7533 t:xpand your hfe~l~ a.. with .:.1 c·ompal1ble roo111 mite. We> discove r that pen.on. Ca II ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----lse s1oso1orr. 675·9168. NEWPORT IEACH 673-6.511 JIOMJ::S t•OR HENT 3 or 4 br. Pritcd I rom $465 to $495. Fncd yard & garages. f·a milici. please. k id s & µels wt.>lcomc. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agt. no ~- Sll5. li.l la:.l + d rpo:-.1t. fplc, S\25 mo. S58·544ll 4!tl 3'116. ---------- J\mc r1 ca·-; 1-·1 r -.1 Complete tlome Re ntal Service --------3 BR. 2 ba . upper apt Near Lido. Qwet a r t:a Adult.s pref 1\gt. &7~170 3oOO ft. lOOO fl offiC'c -Bmd--n-e_w_J_B_r_2_b_u dptx !>l>;JC'C, qw~l htc andu~. Avail 1mmed. 673·2113 _..r"u. No uulomollv<' or f1hergla:.1ng. ti45·332J ____ A_g1_. ___ _ dVS I &chelor. unrurn. Sl40 in· Loh for Sol 2200 duding ul1 I. No pets. •••••••••••:••••••••••• l>avt• A!,I\.. 644·721 l f( 2 lol. SO'xl221,·, 2 blk~1--------- rr11m <X'Can. level. pnmt• "lo La1?una locution. I' P ~1'1-0t.'iH 2.3 ACRE LOT Mewporl ~och Horse Pro,,.rty Some l.lac.-k bay view. f.,nta..o,llc aren for huge raswh home + barn & M<il•les. <.:.ill Jim t1an· ders 1714) ~·5970 dys. <7141 SHI 57 87 \.'\Cl> wknds. ·----SPYGLASS HILLS CUSTOM HOME OPPORTUNITY IRVIHE TERR. Magn1hcent front row home wilh a completely unobstructed bay & ocean view. Ideal ex ccul1ve's home with 3 hrtrm'\. & baths. billiard rm • large pool & hn"st locallon. i\vail. Aug. 1st.. Si!SOO per month .. 671-4400 HARBOR i\ f)ln,wn •11 II a r hor I m't''' m 1 ·nl C• 1 lfave you ever wantt><l lo ~~~~~~~~~ 1224 bwld your own home? ·nus custom lot 1s th£' ••••••••••••••••••••••• he::.t view Jot for s a le in r.•.rTSIDE Newport Hen<'h lflday. ~ Located between m illion Brand new lri-le vel 3 br. ootlar homes. Owner will 2 ba townho me. Frpk. fmancc & may con~1der microwave. deek. Pool. trcade tennis. rec. room. S645 R.C. TAYLOR CO. mo. 646-42162 or G4s.9543 eves. __ 6_4_0-._5_l _I 2---• Oean 2 Br. m ature couple ...-.a.-/ only. $150 + manage 11 Trirl'rb 2100 units. No children or • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pelS .. s:J2..S939 ll?8~ ror r~nt 32· max. DRAMATIC 3Br . 2"2 Ba Senior citizens park. Lg yd·nr bch Avail Sept 1 Costa Mesa. 646-4151. ~. 646-1035 •= o...n. 2400 KIDS/PETS 0tc ....... •••••••••••••••• Eastside 3 br & garage, $565. Zoned tor s hop. FOllLIASE 642--2510; 646-4848 OL.Df:R JIOM t:. Bt>ach/ Warner art'a. JBR. lgc y rd . $55 0 mo 21J/002-0ill1. 4-6 pm. ~ecut1ve 3 UR 2 Ra , Fam Rm. prof lndlit•png. oul· door( 1Sh PoOd. 1 , m 1 Ill' h S6XJ mo. 714·962 ~ or 714-8.1.1-30'.n dys Lovely exec .. Deane homv Uruv. Park. 2.JOOSq. ll lrJ:. livmg area. 2-~ty 3br. 2/12ba. easy maant Many xtra:.. No Pl·ts T"nn1s . pout SG~5 497·:.D!!I. New. e legant 2 bdrm & fam rm<S6001rnol Plush c~. 21,2 ba cedar & glll.'>S. s blks to OCl•an Obie car pvt ~ar. rully mamt. yd. /\dulls. no pets. lnqui re al 527 18th St. 714. !J60.6.l31 VACANT HB 101· 4 BR . Fam Rm. fplc. SS.50 mo A-sk for Kt•1lh, !ffl2·4471 Adult Complex luxury 2 bdrm. 2 ba. tennis, pool. ~pa. sccunty gale. $<175 1s t. l ai.l+de pos 1l ~. 962·2586. Oceanfront 2 bdrm. 2 ha. pool, ctubhow.e. secun· &y, no sm ctuJdrcn. $750 mo. Furnished w/ut1l. paid or unf urnish ed. 7 14 /636·3 724 & 213/6.1.1-6989. $f7S. D\q>lex acl'Ofis from beach. 2 Br. J ba. tge paUo, rll)lc, alOVC!. Wat.er & gas pd. 119 8th St. Drive by lf interested see neighbor at 115 8th St. or call <213 )376-8185 or (213>828·104S. New 2 bedroom 2 bath 3 Br condo. lg, plush. next hom e. Mission Lake. lO pool & jac: .• paUo. ten· Country Club. Golf· NS cTl, dshwshr. A /C, tenl'lla·pool. Beautifully WSl\r-dryr, 1 yr old. 630 landscaped, no main· Rhine. Brookview Tract. lt!nance yard. lliO. ma1 Vacant 3 br. 2 ba + lge 9fll0Clubhouse Rd. .Qean 2br condo nr. So. playroom. ~ncl. yard. DmertHotSprinp Csl Plaza. Pool , $500 m o. Gardener / 2.u.m.2572 S400·S42S. No peu. ~m~~~~a/ 83J.8!174. san Bernardlnoll Moun· 381', 2Ba, ll fam rm, xtra lSeelngbdrm•. INaretbeU•ecvhin! t!.75 &ainl.. Green Va ey Lake nice. Ilea• def Mar. $800 -home. LR. FR, 1 BR 4t mo.541).15'2,646-tNeO S&clneflreplace UM730> loft. Co mplet e ly • furallbed. Larse deell Eat SAde. 4br, Zbe. la lrt· End ohearch I $420 wttla 1111.n view. •.aoo. plex. l)rpl1 bWna. dbl Cbes)'3br,2bal Pool! 0... wW llnance wldl 1#. lnllrJ, ii frplc wet.et Pltio! KJdaok (54530) 211' down. 178·UU ~ .. Jd. Older d.ildrea RENTIJIES831-41M Fee Owls/.,.._ OK. No Pett IMO. aoa Olarm 3br. 2ba gurden home .. Niguel Shores. Poot tennis. bcuch. 1tide· guarded. S625 .. 1yr lease. Adults .. '199-36.111. 3 Bdrm. 21-:1 ba. New home Oc·i:an Vll'W i\va1I imml·d S75 0 J mo 4~~·81811 Sunny 3 nn 2 Ua. fpk. dbl i:ar. W D hkup.. Oen & l')'TI vu. S725 4!19-t!l'.n ---- (,'harmer. 2 un. den. 3 ba gxJO~fonlh Quuhly home. ocean v u. :I LIR. 2 ha. S950 ~to Turner i\:-.:.oc•. 49'J.<15~1 ·194·1177 1..-,..a HiCJWI 32 52 ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Shores 2br. l 1'2bu. f & r palloi., all amcnitws + ht:ach + seey gate. i\vall II IK. ~ 55l!·:JOO:!. -----Mission Vi~io 326 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOMr:S FOR RENT 3 <>r 4 llr. l'n ccd from SWIS lo $4!)5. 1-'ncd y;ird & )(a ragci.. f'am1l1e s please . Kids & pe t :-. wt•ll.'omc C311 001·2506 or 973,2971. ;\J:,rt. no fee. .-wport leach 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO fr~t:! Apt. & Condo renl<JIS. Villa Rentals lm-4912 Rkr. Bluffs condo: lovely, super clean 3 BR. 2 ba. 2 Car gar. f>ool. No pets. ll50 Mo. Agent 640·0020 2 large bedrooms. 2\l'aba. 2·sty t ownhome. d e tached gar . washer/ dryer. all blllns. custom decor. ~. 645-7573 ugt. Bayshorei; exclusive private community w/access to 2 lovely beaches. 3 Br /study 2 Ba home. unfurn. $000 Incl. gardener. i\vall Sept I. 642-64S5 or 1r no answer 494-2797 P.P •WALK TO Bt:ACH·3Br . S7:i0 mo. lse. tennis, pool & volleyball. gar. agt. ~. 3 bdrm, 1'" ba. ram rm, ruceyd. 675.o.'162 Bhtrs. P.OC!!: lovely 3 BR, end unit. S750 Mo. <>11t-...-i. I k• '" . .. , ... 3242 Agent6'4-0134 Qitflf .. Pl 11 tr 2600 DIUIDCOleOI --·-····....... 2 6 a aa ..... avallable ._~an., area lot oa wtauarbed 1•ra1•. ~.....,. 6 PoWer. rq,k, ~ MUia •• ulllt. Lwf!l •• ...-. ~back yards. "15 It -. Call 11.r. t &o s, "'1m.n 2900 ----------....................... Wllll~Y.-'l'nldlf WU.PAY CAIH n::.::.~ ....................... Dsecud .. home 4br, 4ba. a-ca r 11r. fully tmt.c1Dld. oa Trtnidad I.a-&. tM.. lyr. Avail 11/11. $1000/mo. Boal --~---~~~ lit llt'ft! horMI OK. buae a bdrm home ln Back Bay 20 X 24 rt llvln1 rm wtlrt>lc, aep. bunk howe w t wet bar S7:iO t mo. 64$-3777 or 540-0804 Alt. llpavail.l40-a.2. S ' doct wrdrun•Ue new for lhdoul llv1n1·lhl1 l1 ..._,, ....... 118 channel, ll ! Big Ctnyon condo 2 llU_.. ,. Br a Ba w/pool, tennl.a. Coral Ca1 . 4 BR. ja" No pe•a •t7S ........... clp I fplc'1 "'· • . ~ ' 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Such a Deal! s.115 Lovely 2br ! Bring kids• 1-·encl:d lot' ( 5451D1 Grab your trunk:,' SUO Slarp3br! Pool! 1\1r! t •1replace' <543:il>I RENTIMI::S 631·45.\.5 Fee Tustin 3290 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Hr twnhsc. 112 lfo , dshwshr. washcr/dryt-r. patio. fi replace. J\ 1<:, pool, St25. 542-0971 WeshniMter 3298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM&'; t'OH RJ::NT 3 or 4 br. Pnc1..'<1 fro m $46.5 to $195. Fncd yard & ~aragl's . t•a m1l ic:-. Call 631-4555 Or Stop liy 1936 Harbor II. Hcr'IL1mes Open 7 D<iys fee lalioaPeMtsulo 1807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br. Iba, Yenrty Dnve by 11 16 W Balboa klvd. S450 2 13 /ll65 ·2~4 2 . 7141673-51117 ------- Sm lbr. nr bch 1827 W Balboa SJ75. be. ulil Jld ~I&; Sml 2 Br . sund cC'k . garai:e. nr beaC'h. uut pd, $500 yr llw 54;,...i 166 Coroftodeol Mer 1822 Lrg 2 Br. uar. w 10 hookup. n£'w epts. drp1>. stv. adJl.o, no pets. 5335 2178 J\ Placcnl1a c·all 545-7!lS.1. vir:w 01• oc t:AN & C.:ITY. 2 Br. 2 ha. 1rpl1•, bl•am 1·l·1I. 1acu111. )(aragc S500 mo t:.:.111 Manlyn U1m 6.11-009';' 2 br WIJtar Adult!>. t'Pl:. drp,. rangc. 11wd yd, wtr pd ~-tJJHO I :; . ~:ll "li .. Orang1• S.350 ti67 "K' Vii.tuna $J20 amr·F" Santa 1\na S350 WJ\LLACt:~'T i\l'TS JBr. 3ba. luxury new twnh.'it' Pool. spa, wn· n1s Nr beach. $6!15 ~167t>. UJ\Clll':U.IR UNITS from S225 per mu unCum .. llHI from on·an For mort· in focull fknala a l 551i·7707 Slep, to beach. lgl' uppt•r 4! hr. bcum 1·1•1llng. r,,,1e. gar door OPt'r<ilor All hltru. $1!)5 yrly ti4l! .:1'1~1 Waterfrunl in cxclus 1v1· rc•s1c1cnt 1al Jrl:J. BH(' gue..t pnv1lcge~ S50lJ ""' LOCI ulll 642 lllO'l --------- 1WO Pl';/\S IN t\ J>i\O 851 -<lll5 or 759· l:!O!I Female to share house 111 Corona del Mar. Non s moker. S275. r:vei.. tHO-ti645. ------- RENTAL WAMTEO Yoon~ m:.in, 31 . dt':)irt·~ to ~hart! apt or house with male o r fcmutc. lnlt!rl'Sb uwludl' ph1>tm:r~phy. 1oumlth~m. lhl·att•r, and 1r:1vcl r:xl·d rch•n•nc·l'i. .1v<.11lablc Cull 171 I 1 ~>'Ill 1!!14. or wntc to 'Jerc•my ", please. kid:; & pet~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• welcome .. C..11 964·2566 or i\pt for rent New 2 h<.J rm 97J.2!rll. Agt. no fet• bl.ult U\S, near ocean an <.:d M Call after ti 20-l!J Wall an~ St Nt·wly dt.'<.'Orall'd. beam cc1hng:,. 2 br. I bJ. s:r.o No depo:-.lll> rcq d + I mo fn.-c rt•nt Child ok 1\o (lCL'> t> 15 4411 ----- UJrj.((' I bcJrm upper. ~fl:; .. tlu1et huild1ng with bcau11rut landi.t·ap1ni.:. Ideal for ndulL'> over 35 No pcb Ll-;1-:W,\ Ill) i\PTS. 2020 f'ulkrton Ave. 1 I hlk t:a:-.l Newport Ave & I blk Soulh 111 B11y), 631 OJr. Park Nel'purt luxury I ijr Vlt'W of Uppt.•r liu y . St94 mo Aft 7PM 7ti0 17:11 or&W.~ Lg 2br. l ba dplx Garai.:"· Close to oen. i\dlt.:. rmty 218 Ccdar. N£'w1>orl Shore-675·7935. s:n 1255 Hc:.c.Jrch Ucpt. linJvl'ri-a l Studios f)tstnhutorlt. I' 0 B 11!)1;, line\cr...al C1ly, CA !JltiOl1 1-·cm roommate to :.hr :.I ijr i. l:jo1 comlu Irv Nn :-.mkr, SISO+uul. 559.~:; Pam Con.:h --...s 700. 1~10 UnfunlislMd 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co7y I br. frplc, pvt pool I WATl-:Rt'RONT. 2 L.gc t\•m roo)mmatc nced1•ci to :.hr 4! Ur 2 Ba spar1ou:.. Jpt in Npt Bch Slt>IJ t- uul. Ca II S.iR .OJlil.I Ovr 4-0 no pets 3 Br 2 na. ti: Lr. frml dr. wtbr. l'ul rec. nr bch. sec. 968-:1106 Newport Crest. o,·c~1 11 view. 4 BR. 21n Bu. DID Hm. t•am Rm, lenna:.. pool & rec area. $800 m o. 1-'red Mu cOona ld . b7~ Af luuailh FurNshed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... , ........ 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrly 2 Br, rrptc, bar. sun· dec k . 1 h ou se from oceanfront. $4~. 673.&>sS or67S-0597 C.... .. Mcr 1722 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lBr. utll pd. sep garage. else to shopping, newly redec fl38.. 7447 • 1724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $295. 1 Br mobile home . Mature adult only. No pets. Quiet. secure. 1991 Nwpt Blvd. 646-8373. SUSCASITAS F\im. 1 br apt $275. Encl, ~'8. 00 pets. 2110 ~Bl. 5e-4968 l.9llM..... 3741 ·-.. ·················· LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. MPt eerv.. color TY. heated pool. Ulll. l714)494·Ut4. 9U No. O>MlHw)'. Eod atudio. sns ln· c ludH utllltlea. Call •lDlor .. asas. ""'e1..... l76' .... . .............. . ~ empl'd person. no l'h1ld or pets. S410 Lease. Non Smoker 640..49!)'J 2br. Iha. townh.~e. d eck. pool. blt·1m •. adull. child 11>+. no pets. S430 lse. f>iJ.0473 . ColfaMno 1124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MAHCHA Ans Large, J.2&3 bd garden apts. Adults . Os hwhr. bllnS. encl gar. gas bbq . Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott Pl. 642·!i073; 64S.S61 l 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charmin~ :?hr, 2·s ty duplex. fprk. ultl pd, S500. Mrs . Hartley, ~72 Zari1to. 71-lt493·1!110. First & taslJ sec dep. no pct.s. decks rront & back. Nice btg 2 br S3101mo. 8 ·2:1091 La Cres t a. Owner494~ Eldrms .• 111 bltms. l>harp. 9BS mo yrly ti75 1006 Cool & quie t Newport lights 28 ft ., pt. Poot. pauo & ~aral(I'. i\Oulb, no pct.c; $395. 18()1 15lh SI 642-7340 2 bdrm oceunfront dplx 5.\5() yrly, avail Aug I 5009""-iSeashnre 645-2117 lbr. pool. lndry, encl gar. Steps . to bc h . Npt. Shores areu. $275mo . 6'!0-507ll Slra•Ahl M<ilc 39 need:. rmmw to :.hr Tuwnhomc II U Harbour $:10•J. ~2101 Resp M / t' Rma tc 2br h~e CM PllllO/ BBQ ~ar utJl/mc $200/mo David 63145i97 M/F', :M-45. straight lo shr 2br. I blk to bay & oce;,n. Washtdry. $237 + "1 ut1l. 67J.2l55 aft. 6pm l tttt•le-1.. 11•.ao Ocean!ront.{,early. 3 BR. 2 Bdrms. l bath apt. -...,. -_.. 2 ..... bl I g Adults $375. m o. Gas ••••••••••••••••••••••• s&;· ::JSssrp c. gara e. Fem. lO shr 2 Ur condo • paid.6'2·5073. I Br I Ba. 2 blks frvm . . L.8./L.N.tCDM area. water. no peb S300. 225 Big Ca n yon Con do Moveby8/5.661.as22 Spacious 2&3 br. o pts. 19thSt. 942.oos:;, :;36.8229 w/class! 2br. 2ba. lrplc. Fnmily unal. Pool & ..... ba se<!unl~ tennis 1or2 quiet men to shr dlx furn Npc. <.'Ondo nr b<:u1·h W/!>ame . P ool , :.pa, saWla. 645·2094 S d r -·ely all "dull. no ""'ts. ~ r. • . P tayground. un ance UTY .. r-pool. s pa Li e new. West Apt.s. 1996 Maple. I. 2. &3 BR apts. 6200 t;<i.. 64().4000: 64().SIH7 &\2·l951between 12·5. anger, HB 846-0619. Garden Vislll Apls New deluxe 3 Br. 2"'1 ba. Beaut. brand ne w t&.2 ~e yard. garage. Kids Br. (rplc. laundry rm. ok. n o pets . $500. lmmed. occupy. $.195 lo _5'.'W_,_ZJ<>6_· _: 848 __ ·2655 ___ _ MOS. 3 Br condo, l \.':! Ba. TSL Mgmt 642·1Ml2 avail 81l. $390. Lower 3 br. 2 ba, Mesa Del M a r area. S400. 2 t<hllcfren, no pela . 151.ru'f -------NEW 2 BR cwnhae, l YI Ba. Frplc .• DO peta. \IMO Wallace. $180. 546-a85 Deluxe nttW 2 br, 211; ba duptn. -lq ft. dbl 11raie. fn c d yard w/tio.i 1a1\e. Oath cln11, FIP. 1485 mo. '7UUI, 842-- Newly decoratH a dult apl.. 2br , lb•. oeu bNrned ceililll wttJI '°" ol wood. 1310/mo. No ..... m.-eve1. ----.......... aw: Iba, walk- 213/867·1~ 2 Br 2 Ba stud.lo, gar••~· sml ynt, no peta. $318.5 mo. 675-4670, 538-1317 Walktobeach. lbr. ••ovds "'"''· rnsmo. sat.JUI. SIG.-0 ET dlx. a br. 2ba. • fMd yrd .. ttOO/mo. 4-plo ...... ,._. Baach. ar, \ltJI pd. OIU Joyce, .._I t vte. Call•·tm. 2 BR. 1"'2 bu.; wnlk to beach, 0011 & shops. <.hlr. S500 Mo . yrly . Agt. 67:1·8170 Female. 21 /over . T iny hse. Laguna. lbl & las t/. $175. 494-12921499·4848 S.Cte•• 317' Rmmttoshrs m hael82.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• + ~1 ullt. M/f<'. 25+. 2 brm. 2 ba, $350. Clewn. ~7110. newty pain. ' ted. Nr lkh. 1---------96M.131. 2 Br lO sbr in duplex. CM. 2 3 39 £I den A ve . 548-8939 /557·1171 Rlcbard. &.inny, ocean view. 2br. lba. lndry. nr. s tores, pr. taaO/roo. 483-2710. ._.. ................. . Male roommate wanted lo 1 br Bal Pen la a u la twnhH. Call Sheri all 8, 5.1&Gl urtlerock lar1• new hJlbly 1.1p1raded PoOI, Jae, F.R .. frplc, wet bar, ~...... alleppl.Ownrm.lrbalh. New 161 .._,;;.r>' 30'•. uaomo . •·$, adult apta In u plana ,...,l. evtt. 7•1419• from -+ ooo&a. ten· ~tel01br2Br•pt ""· "'81falla, POod•I laNpt.16Ulll.l*ll)I . 0. far~ • Mal· .,._, .. -.liiiiii ... ,.. ..... -........ 1:1 ... ....-..~-~---llllil .......... ., .. _ iCllOft mALn 7 27 ',_.... 11 ' .. ..... .,., P'1 Paid _m.a348 ____ _ ~-=-A::r.f:i: 1'fD ,_. oW ~ for :;a,• ... mo. •1'111 DeW lofflH Wltll a c1a1 lft ciote\t. hcl. 11r. Xtra. parkl••• Eacl. ,.uo. ,._,. 6 Jat. Two t llrt l be apt,, tpU, drpe. .-.prqie.eaoo.mo . -...i, Ina ••td. from »n 1----------'*'° l'nr1 *1" NorUa rt '° 9bare J bdrm . on lwll .. Mehddln .,..._, = ba. boat U. W• 01 lleFlldllea • l"-to bMcb. to .. 1wta• Vlll•I•· lllllioe Pa .. mo.+ 11197111 ......,, ,. --... .. , ...... -· Clltl a I lftld ed .... .,. .... 717J model•. 1400 • tuo. Adulta Only ...... u . ............ AvaQAUll ..,, ~ ~uell. Call 1'1M811. ~. , . t 7 ' 1: * W• n••·M• •m -'-o , ___ -........... Mm ... ... ct •-HMHH. --llll• .. •• .. H• ........... tee ..... ... T..-............ lalnd .... .. ---................. , • • -. Olil&a .... ... call lo ... ,.. ----~ .... • ...... 1 ....... ,., -,-,--, .. -...... -----.-... - ..... Ul-ll. Hwll1 -·-············· ...... Clll llll>llM&a ......... _ =-"!"'I ~ ... • a AiAJ ~ -----aq ft. • I •tla. new .... 0. ....... 89Nn bMI. 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Ut. 276 oft~ ?H/M-20$0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• - ---UOOO buya. p 1 rt1 ul CIMTllPOIMTI •• 4510 owne r i.h lp "' ITtOVI\' •••-•••••••••••••••••• ~~tlmated $12.000.000 J .. =6 =~lhur » a.q ft. I~ ft ol storage gnw 1714 > k>7-u:im_ 1ndo o r 1h op C M 4 r e • 8ayW Wli ~7~ Moitj-fll. tNtt PlllllhC•..rpt'L -----··-· .,._ 5035 71~2717. Sto rage lot fenced o n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------SO!c6S'. 1 hlk from Orange Sl90 UP. Office-store. on 17th. C. M 6Th-537S. C'1lM, d,,,., A /C. 17301 --- Beach. H.8. Li.c 842·2834 ..... W..ted 4600 ---~ Newport Beach ofc/apt ~. Cunnt:ry scrt1on. 675-4912 broker --- ·····~················ Rc11~n11 bl.-. work 1n.i writf'r Mee k s o n e be droom cotta g e 1n Corona del Mitr or Costa I MOS Mii IENT Me:,a . Qwe tnesll essen t,;..,tabltsh ed Newport uaJ. Wnlc Clwmfled Ad Hcach full i.crvlce e x· uoo. Otoly Pilot. p .D. ccutl ve ll oit{' 3 In · lfox 1560, Cost11 Mes11 dividual off1ce 11 now 921i26. available. ,\II amcnltleis ----- included in month lo rn o nth rcnl u l . ,\fol'Art.hur al Jamburel'. i;x 1~x.1.m vr~ ROW INC. 752·7170 &ecuti•• Suttes New ucldlt1on l0 i.ull1: 180 1-\111 i.ervlf'e exct• i.u1tt.•i. "\ Newport Ct.•nkr lw off1t:c-s 111 plush :.ur r11und 1nl(' w u n rle r l(n>und a"s1~111..'<l par k 1ng 1-'rom Si9S mo At.k about our move 1n JI low:.mcc Newport Regenry Corp • 17 1416'W 7189 Law om ce or other pro· fe»1>1onal o Hlcc AVCO f'1n11nc1al T o w er . !'llewport Ccntl'r Sm.:ll' offkC!I or 3 off1rl' swte n eeepllon arl'u. Xerox. law hhrary !l~:l 24 I I or m:1t711 I 11r :! ltm Su 1l1•s from !$7~1 11!1 W lfi\h St C1tll Torn ~Yl(I ~~I AIRPORT AREA Dcslrt' lse/renl or hou1w cpl lookinJt for unrurn 2·3 bdrm w1en(·I yd for 2 rrwlure dof(s. Have good re f 's ror a ll o f us 751 !llOO. I:! 4 pref. Steve or J ean Sl'n1nr c.·1t1 1.en woman loolung fl)(" rea!> apt tn COM. N U. o r C.M i"ea.-.e phone 1·296·3880 1-'em. need,.o, home . Au~. bl w sy going. qwet & bu:.y Qtll Pam, :;:;6-9917. Wlllllb to rent by SepL I Ln Npt. Bch.. CdM. Irv areas. I or 2br. unfurn house or rondo. Local bus . w o m a n w /r e fs . Quwl. rel.table. SJOO. Cull 7~1eave m c!>s. 33yr old I'' w 2} r 11ld t•hi ld Looking fo r home Prefer M 35 u nder m:J.5<13'.!. Stephanie llt•Kp adult w 2 1«1h., :.«-t·k1111: I m' 2 llr upl. H~a:.un ahl1 · Aft •I , li:ll 1137(i WMM' Mt.). Co. All tYJ* of real t'Slule inv~tmema s1ntt 1 fMll S,.cWI ..... ZMTDt 642-2171 545·06 I I --·--. -- CASH FOR TD's .Arnencan Mort. 5'17·7151 EqUITY LOAMS UPTOllO't, Ofo' APPRAISl\J. Sl50 + 6 ~. ut 13u.4 Int. S40·14ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• AtUlO..CllMllh 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS OMLYR S.-11 any item or com buuruon of Items for J7$ or lt'~8 with a Pe nny Plfl<'ht•r Ad J IJnl-S for 2 ron.~utl\•e dayi. £4rh additional lint' 11> 00 for the 2 dayi. <'hor.:1• 11' No t'"mmn ·rlol a1b ~-.. r muro· infor m o1 l1110 .md 1011l1u'1• your 111t "all lln:.llJI SI r:x1111.,11n· lf2!11 '\{\ ft I ufl In· .,Ulll' ~1lh 11.:htt•d .,11!11 J\dllllh1llty Xlnl a1•1°f'!-i"' 111 new <.:dM frwy Con lJcl Palli.11dt.•1> Center I .CU'illli;( Offl l'l' at 20H2 S.t: fjni.tol 11l!0(1 or cull :.S1·101U 642-5678 Ludy l'Xl't· reloc a t1n ~ .._ _______ __ from Montre;il de~1r1•:. lu IM.· mt·c home m c-1111do S51•J ranJ(c. f\lrn or un rum No ch.ildrcn/pcl!-i r;x r e r s . C athy 546-3346 1!157 ·6042 Pvt office for rent. up r x -....St/lnHst/ lf'xlO' 830 W 19th St. Alalu <;, M. 616-'°70 for 11110 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ...-.u l<d <ul10ff11•e :.p8l'C. 700 "' fl Wci.tcll ff a r ea l "7G IMH. <·all collect . - O.C. AIRPORT LOC. 1~rMl•ss1onal o ff itt· w n.><•cpt 1omsl Mnn 1-'n :-.:ns month l.O month ~··t·rctarial :.en ll'l'I! ,1\ all 5'1!>-7751 :-.A NT 1\ ,\ N /\ 0 11 I y ~5 mo. Sl'l'Uill offlce11 at :rtS No. liro11dwuy or t 1112 Wl!!iL 17Lh SL For lllor e infot·all Hcnul11 :>:;ii 7707 'l.1rbor & 1-'rwy, C.M. 2 rms, $100. 3 rm!., $<!80. 1\1C, cpts, drps. Aftn11 & cvci.. 640-00l:.!. <trice bldg nr LuJo Is le 2:j5() LO 4700 fl l11ithly 1m l>nlYcd pvt offlcf'l> Xlnt ltH' Ally, Cl'A, I 1nunt•1u l Ukr will cu upcrulc. l«J.!17!11 or 95S-316ti Opporiwlffy 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uqu<>R UCEMSE Orunge On sate $63,000 Old 1si;uc type 47 or 18 Toll l'h>t! <1!001252-2000 Fl::i::ur Lt:ASr; 1-'rench Polynei>1a Tahiti vr out.er 1s lunds. Benr h f r o nt:. u v 11ll;iblc . Ot!vclopcn; only t>leusc. Owners in Hawaii look· lllg for fon:1gn Investors . C a ll a r e 11 c od e IO>!flJ-87~. u.-u~ Orange On-Sale $38.000 Toll I-hie 1110C))2S2·2000 Want lo buy a b1&S111ess und cam over $60.000 + a year ? Scamlesi; Rain Carry ing Syst ems. We mike our own & in11taJI l h e m o n the job . Cl\UifanU."<' busm ess fro m DfSIC SPACE referrals. Plua lot:, more ~&Up, loc. 1111 Newvurt bu."SmCli::.. 2 trucks and lJI. NB. Cull 1145·3050 01 mat:h. $75,000 . Mor e 1>~7211 room to expand bw!i.nes!>, --serving all of Orange Co. DEC SUITES tbtablls hed busln e11s twppmetls t8 having your over 5 years. Phon e plllce of business at 566-'Tn.3afl6pm. Baker Cente r . Recep· Cl::RAMIC BUSINESS . tJonist. conlrc rm, phone coverage, too Xerox l!:ntire Inventory, kiln, copies/m o. c offee. In· potter's wheel. moldl, c ld'd In rent. Secretarial show cases, greenware, Svcs. avail. For more in· etc. Will alao lrutl.ruct. fo, please call Bev ut Sr?:I00.837·6123. 1110.21~-----Tennis Shop. High profit, Orange County Airport low overhead. $14,000 + ~~uUve offices. Plush inv. 67l~l.3 R EIM.AX 11uites " indlv om ces. o:.ner mus t sell irn· Hcnt inc ludes rccl'P llo n lst. Sccr e 1a ri:il m e d i ate ly OF.LI · <rorv1ccs-av:.11. S undy l~IAURAN'f, 3600 1111· WS-0122 fl $150.000 gr04!11. 20' ~ -_ net. $200.000 + polenU11l . ••IP111...... 4450 Xlnt lellict! & location . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low rent. can be help fi\lr &tore It office s pactl al reMOMb&e ratMs. IOOtelOOOS.Pt. Ma.A Vi:R-DE f>R PLAZA 11iZ5 .._. Vttde E, C.M. 14Ml21 run. Subrrut all offers. 981·~7 eves. ------Mllllyto&..91 5021 ....................... SW.. LOAMS Md a.id Ttuat o..t a.o... on ==optrt)' to meet * * • Keith Chmtler Kil:)I Spnnl( Cir I IWlllnglon IJcach Yuu are the wmnl'r ot """frff Hckeh 1$22.SO value1. lo fun~ll.ng Ur<>h Barnum & Bailey Cm · us ,\~ 2Jl<.I Lhru 13lh Anaheim <.:onvt'11l1011 Ccnll'r Tic ke ts rnu:.t b e ex ch a nged for rt:i.t·rvcd M·ab at the (;onv{'ntion Center a hl·ad or time Call 6"2 56'711, {•l(l 272 l•I claim your u ckcti. * • * 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 ~ or l'ound a JK.1.., C 11 ll Animal A :.:u~tan t.'~· LeJjgue. 537 -2'l7:J. "'' f et• 1-'0UNO Wh1l c• p upp} apx. 6 moc. • vkm1ty 111 NewPort West. Hunt lfllO.on Beach. LooQ hkc Samoyed Call 96.l-1856. Found vlc. Goldenwe11t " Heil. H.B. black m1lt! German Sheph erd . 84'1-GM L o s t : Norwegian ~khound. M, allv~r/.rry w1blk face. St>rln1td&le • McFadden , Kcwud 91B-70.19 LOST: Walkie-Talkie pnvate frequency bua1· ncll8 radio <Look• llke a poUce WllL I Bran.d namt! Redl ·Com . blk. V ic Rrookhur1 l /PannlDg. HB 7 1 1 7 :.!t:J.m.13021114-1u.1202. REWARD 1.-our doc. "Woody". Hlond. Benji t ype . ~, ....... PLEASE _, WanuUoe eall. We ......... 11 •• LClll IDldlwn do&. Brown aa.t....,., ,_le. Wear• ~~~ ...... !?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!.~ ~~~~ ..... ?!!! rouad f e•lrllt any &•perlenud l •l•I Activity Director, toln'-l brown/white. NUetary deeltt• ltin· Ue.nMll. Good aalary, Vic. Manat/Ma1Dotla . ......,. work Aue l.1·31. blntata. N.B. aru. &end 1· .. 1&0wnermYltW.... Npt1CM 1n1. Oya ,.__.to ClauUMld M Ufy tap. -.au ill 8 llS/244·0123, eve. .... Dal.Ir Pilot. P.O. -. m/3113.1121 Boa IMO. Cotta fil91a, ----CA.-. r-.dsmleoruc•Tl1er ....,w....., 7100 ------- <'It Oraoae eye. Vie --··-•••-•••••••• I••••••••-• ~aJWamtr. 2 col· I•-------· • 0 J ....... .,. lan.M2-l'JOO. AAAAMl --....... ---A11t To Pn!Aldtnt r--fUUND: Claim or adopt ~ himale. Blu. Merla SCarad. Graduaw •74ne SPlaALllT Aa.lli&ralaan 8hep. approx Drita Gamma Sorority 3 rno Female blk tt11n etc> med mla llO-SISK SI LIOO,.,. ~ 0 ...-man Sllep, youn1. ~lnt~t Ol\ly fo' t1 m • I u G o I d e n Uz ~ ... Aaency Het.l1•ver. 1 2 yra. Med· "°"'Birc h. Ell tab '64 tUah btown Habblt O r11y ~Beach. '¥·8190 &! white p&aoon. tea band I~~~~~~~~~ ••· CYl11iKS. Animals "'<'kti d up by N 0 . Anuo1&I Con trol. n ew 11twlt.,r ; Newport ll11li. l\nlmfll llU11plt11I. 27670 san MiaU4it l'l. li. 6" 3656 U..t La Shepherd r ro10i. wlWht bl»z .. on h1« llR l ~&ft 84 6 1 88•/d y ~. lAl.3 7:116 eVl'fi Vlr 3Mh St. Nli • Loflt Dlk Per51an ·at. ttold eyes. bm ne11 collur V1r on g llurbor Vlt>w Ill ~. COM Reword 114() t.208 Arcounlln111Nlght l'ost Ing Cle rk. Prefer ex· perienced on 10 key & tYJ)lnt to tra.in for acct11 re c elv1ble c o m puter111ud1t po111ting. 8pm·2am. Tues th ru Sat. Call for Mppt .. ~·SOOO elll 520 AcrowtUng ACCOUNTING TIMIORARY ASSIGNMENTS AJDE · Pte.s rbool '°" af t.emoons. 3 lO 6pm. 549.2550 1\.10~-Cor eh·menlary 'school play gro und. 2 pce1tions open 11 l2 to 6 F'OUNL> 1-'t!m Gt.•rm:in Sheph erd. S0·60 lbs . Ulll blk, whl forepuws. 7 22. Vil' Hroadway Shop <.:entt.'r. 118 847 ~ I II 30·6 w f2 hrs fnr Or0119• CouRty is lunc:h oo ~111 lo•••MJI AIMS IO_.. wt! Alarm Company nct!ds lrlWll't! Mir\ ICC pt·r~oo. eler tron1r bar kground hrlp(ul 2211 Forebl A VI' wun11lie11ch -fo"()UNO Grey & wh1ll' l icrrn shcp. Male Vic. Carfleld1 Mal(. 963-3488 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.C. AIRPORT SECT'Y & ESCORT •SERVICE• S1Jel·1ali-i1n1< in tJu:.1 n essm c n . r es ide n t !-> ~ell'fllTIC. 719·5248 24HRS . t-:rwrJ(1ttnA MASSAti r: UobJam~ Lie Mu:.scur Outc<\ll 9 11. 494·5111 MICHEUE'S •Outc ... llAM·2AM 83S·J749 •FOXY LADY* OUTCALL ONLY •972-1138• PfU~G NA NT ? Carini:. t'Ofll1denl1al f'ounsehng & rl'fcrral Abortion. o;1do1> LJOo & kcc1m1g Al'(;J\IU : ~ritual Ruder UHaS. r;I Camino !teal ~1111 l'l1•mcntc. l-111 lly IH· For A1>J)I <l!fl 72!1(; COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS• 4'1 llr.. :m 1s 1:1 I.ANA'S OUTI;AL.I. IOAM·2AM ns-1>193 Ttler1tpeot1l' mas~a~e hy ln"d techn1l·1u n. NU Appt . 3: :.>-WM 541j.2JH7 .. * * FT-.dA..-..V• 16255 Mount .Ba tJe11 f'OW(•ll "'11onu11n Va lley You an • the wmner ot ttrH frff tick.ts 1$2:.! 50 value I, lo llml(hni: lirO!> &mum & Ua1ll'Y ("1rcu~ 1\ug ~nd thru 1:tth i\11ahe1m c.;oon·nl11in Center T ic kets mu:.t be u x t•hanged for reservt'ci l>CllL'I at Lhc Conve ntio• Center ahead of lime. Q.111 642·::.678. ext. 272 lo claim your L1ckl'lb * *. JET SET ESCORTS ()Ult'ull 957 ~ ................ Or. Cty Filtnt •LADIES• Mtodel-.& t.'St'Orh P1t•au1•Fi911"H 24 hr 535-4719 Malc 10. wa nti. female compon1on btwn 30·40. Uke8 ptcme11. r1tmpin1J & local travel. home life Ile. 54l .... all8pm. Lw.&Vldd •<Malti•••• ,.. ....... oftt 24 Hr IJS.1l ll "'@mole companion want· ed lo act."Omplln)I 218 yr old m an on weekend mountain backpacks . -i92-21l97 eves1wkndll. Wt'rft llOll•R'I' ....... accounlel1'5 There arl' many nt•w firms movinit into tlw Or ange County t1r(·11 bnngin~ a bout "n 111 crc11sin1t demand fo r 1•>1 pcne n('t•d Acc·ounl in r,: 11 iid l>11 La t•r11cci.!->1r11! ix •r.l()fU 1cl C'A'S Auclton Tax AccOURt•h Cost Accouittanh Sr. Acco.te111b looldlffpers AccCM1HMJ Clerits DatoEittry K/P Operators If you are not aware: of Lhc benef1ll> of workm1e temporary -g1 ve w. .. call or v1s1t us 11t oor m!W location. We will be hap· PY to W!>cuss 1L with you We 11re located in the COLl>W~LL BANKt:H BUILDING Su itt• 11200 ~~~Nu Hruudw11) Sunt h An11 1714) 835-4103 FrCl' Parkin~ Aet.'OUn t 111 g TEMPORARIES We Are Now In Your MeiC]hbortlood EantTopP-, While WoridMJ ..._.HCMM Wt::Nt.-.:1::0 BOOKKEEPERS ACCMTANT A/PCLERK A/RCLERK PYRLCLERKS KEYPUNCH CRTOPER GEMLOFC (;AU, 752-6136 OR SANTAANA 550PftC...._Dr Wt.105 547-7375 @ ==:r temporary DIVISION Ofo' •Sltto:RI Lt.:t.:• ACCOUN'lAN1'S Cert. M&lllS(N8e ASSOClAT~O llou1n•ralls by Appl. PERSONN t::L 8311-61m SERVICES. INC ~~c..p.y 18662 ~ORTS MacAarHw II at hrl 14 l .Ql.80 ,._ .. lw;vl•••* w,.~s ...._ ... _........... , ....... Oo6lll Cll ~ '""· ~~~~~~~~ Have rwn. eau TNwlllll - - S.ereUriH, Breo4a. I•-------_._ ACCOUM'l'lla .,,...., s.t-.k• PUX opera tor!> ro r u te le phone an:.wcr1ni: llt."l'VICt• l'Xpc'Ot!nt'l'd or will trwn. ,.'ull llml' or part tune i.h1fl!> ava1la hlf' Uay:.. a fll·rn1,un t'Vl'fllM!' or IU'llVt· yard Must tw uhle lo work :-omt• wt-.•k!'nd., Typ1 ni: :l•, wpm rc"<1u1rc<I Mnny 1·•1 lw•11cf1h II\ ,11labl1• l'ka.-.4· c•ull Mon 1-'ri V.1i.h11111 bilJOd Jll',I IA() 17:Jl (.,,...I .1 :\11• ~ ,, J t I ,1 1r.:s 11u, 1 .. o r. APROPOS UDOISLf Toww + Cou1try Shopl A I'' 1 n e 1-: u r o p t• a n t>c1111(ner Boutiq ue I'> :.e ckln i: u !>cll1 n 1e mana l(er & add1l1onal :.taff S;ilary Ol>f'n Cell,.._ 547-3925 /\I~ MANM; t:lt for ;,;, unit:. in <'nl'lU ;\"lcs.1 LXP<'r'd 1•oupl1· w I I ,. h k k fl g I' 'I II Hushan<1 m ainl ••l(p (' 1111 IMZ 51Ji:t 11r I 21:J1 HI I& :fi."1 I 1'1'1' MJ\:'-1/\(;1·:1< IOI :J2 un1L.... I br l'Jf'h. G .1rdl·n l;rO\•· t•.x JA:!"I enet>d on I y !J55· u 17 i ARTIST Rldg d1..~1gncr n .. l'<li. :in c x pc ri c n c <' d p t· n c II !>kctt'h ar11:.l ln do 111 lt•rior r oom develop · tneflL., fo'r1..~ lanrt: Ix.I":. Uill for mtcn ICW Mr Sllmucl ~11T<:tli::LL OSAOCllt, 1\SSOC !'llt:;Wl'OHT HE1\r t1 7 H 673 ijJ()C) A'>M!mbh:rb J ST & 2MD SHIFTS l.4·url1n" Mfr. of f'Cn dnll1ng syslt•m.., 1:. ex pand1ni,t & t1rfCr h Il l> employees not only good betlt!f1l:. I lo include ll co J*!d mt.-dl<•al pl11n I & lop wage s. but ;i I :.o JOb ~unly &.:rowlh r:l.t:CTRO Mt-:Cll/\NIC:AI. SU 0 1\SSl::M HL Y Keqwres knu-.lt-dl(c ol oolor code. i.ohh•nnl( & wir1nl( dla 1eram:. to pcrtorm a varie ty or work duties -b en ch . cablci., harness. panels. d\aSSLs or entire control UD&l. PR£.ClSJON MkX:HANICAL. Posi tion Includ es res ponslbi,lty fo r a ll operations In the met'han1cal aMcmbly of precision 11ub assemblies up lo t h e complex mechanlcltl assembly ol OW' m1&clunes. Rt.oqulres up. m rloiw tolerance f1UU\g It auanment U you fiel yoor b1At k· around Includes t he quahf1r ations we are ~ 6 are ready for a ~ to a new, duo work env ronm e nt pleMe call 114·566-8300 Of appb In penocl •t L&T'5 MAK& A DEAL UDO 1q. ft.. la l'' .. l loci· IMail ..... VaUty. ,._.cdClwJIOreeo (Jll)..., your..-.1 R.I!. Dl:PI'. SAMllMOIAMt IDI red cotlar .Hllllllll19C• ' R . WA RO . V I~. :s==~ c:&al ()Nap Coulll1't Madinl lead ...... , .... aft Immediate ~for a MWAl.C• COMrlOl.S 16'01 Jt-0 ., .. ""' .,.. Newport. Nr P.O. ICodenl 7H/lallll0 .... A.IMnorolc. -~~~~~~!!89 ,\VOii·(£). 111-477·'7001 ----:-Mr type _.._ loan. C..merelal butldln1 Rell IQMa&e, Comt.r. It ....... fl. 0,.n tpeC•. Div.AS. ....... ....... floor. On""' ..... CM. Cell ... MU CAIN MIT •. ttta.MI"! a.I la lrd tl1•11N1Mr CANNSIV VILLAQ f loau l•& .•. for any ..,.,...., wl&ll.::tJ: ~1 a ...... ,_ ....... -... .:.r::· ~· ......... .... .... .•.• Urd. /Tu,ln . .N . 8 . . tM·l:Dlo.; ... aJ. _ ............ . 1111 .... Lc!lt! Ch1hualtua, fem. l-1. wl1 )tll brown, akin cond.. ... ···-······ .. ••••••••• ............... aaav...-. ~'--""..._ ··-·· ....... fNllf• et ...... lAlt:lmltrY~,._.., O.rb ~r C1i1Hdre1u -*fbn n.. ..... a..r ... """ ..... .tc.ClbrtJlea.Cll . ..: -:==t::= .......... E '"' La':.~~-•· ~: ....... .,, ............... c.a"': =Jw=.~ =:-.:::..-- I detalled minded ln· &O& M/f dlridu.I with t r••rt i...;::~;:;;_----....z... 1enenl clerlca ••· PSMDce lnellldlal typ. laa. UUaa. • record ................. ll rt111me or ~ •P· plkllllan from 1. Buclrte. 1"1 ... CO. ........ c.e.-Pr """"' ............ ....... _,,.,... --....,. ............ -~· ........ ..,,~ .......................... ..-il ...... "9 -.... -............. _ ........... , •• ASSISTANT TO CONTIOl.l.ll A diversified property nnqtment company la leekina an au·t to the Controller w/acct 'g & compute r scie n c e / itnalyst background. Computer scien ce degree prefem:d. Good pay & benefits . Call or Stmd resume lo Uev. ALTA PIOPHTY MAMACHMEMr 16121 Hale Ave, Irv !014 957-8711 AstistMm•91r Huntington Beac h apl bldg. Must ha ve m ain· tcnance •c ,xper1 en ce It' abillt)'. etc. 45 + yrs. Salary + apt. ~1-8."14t. •AnENTIOH• GtRLSGUYS TRAVEL! t:.:xpandln~ local C-0 nai. unrnedJ atR p()81tloru; for sharp, alt>rt & t•nthuastu· ~I' to trav<'I West Coast & ~arh cit 1~ with fun group No exp nt·t· with l'Xpt:nsc pd tra1ninr,: progra m. Above avcrul(e l'arn1nK:. + bt1nu:.ei.. Transporlallon & !!as funu:.hl'<.I All 11pphc·u nl:. must be ablt! lo Slilrt 1m. me."<.& S<-c M 1~s Uilrnes. IOA~1 5 l'M. Mo n F'ri , 1\mb&..\sudor Inn. 4!911'J S Hri ... tot s A r •. 10 :t:ioo 'fhL., 1:. not c11W)r t111foor /\ttrac'l 1\ 1· 1{1rl:. ""1·111·11 ltJf' pul>li1· n·i<il11111s ~or I.. I' T. lull lm'W t-.xn ·ll1'11l P<IY !157 O!W Alll .lf'll\•' lun 11111 111: \J\ollHlU., l>llll!lt' 1!111-. Imm ;t(/ :1(1ahlt·111 tr.1\1'1 lrl.11111 µa}, tlt·x1bh• h1 ., 'l'y]Jll\I! 1·xp Call f11r <1 11 ·•lll!l IJn·nd.1 Wt 7~;3 AUTO CA.RRIElt n<'t°dt'd ('Vl'OIOI!" l..il( lic'h. L<lt! N~I. O<ina Pt Call The t<e~1 s l l·r ~Hl41 AUTO t:Lt:CTHl<'IAN <~ahfod. h11~1· + C<J m rTU.'>l>IOll t).jO ltiOO AUTOMlfflVr. Ser-vie• MClnacJtt fop N1•wpurl 1mpor1 -.ton• -,1•1·ks full 11m1·. ,., µenf'n1·1·!1 1nd1v1d11;.l c;,Jf.ld 1·tm1p;111y lwm·lil., .\pply 111 1>1·r:.on .11 BEACH IMPORTS IWI Um 1· ~l n •1·1 ~1-.WPOHT llt·;,\UI Al:l'O~IOTIV r: WAMTED! 1-:xi.wr1t'nl'c•d p;11nl .-r-. hc lpt:r for im port d1· ..ilt-n.lup ID C~la Ml'!'l;1 Mu-'l be fast &. th11rou.:h . c·apablt• ol b lock :.andin.: & p:untinJt Jam:. Salary so oo.hr M1•rlH':tl. "" tic.ti & df'Olal IO!'IUntnl'•' paul by t·o r~xcellC'nl 011 porturuty 11 yoo quahh Call t)J I 44Jl. d-.k fur .fack&Jay ~lk~lmDOrh 1961i llarbor fih cl C:C>:'>'T I\ ~1 ~SA AUTOMm'fVt: * DEALERSHIP ~'!'t.~~ ..... !!!! ~~~.~.~ ..... ?!!! BabflaUW' ~ ,or yr BANKINO T.:LL£RS· old pl t:uL Blull uca ate S.. a moaUl. Mual ol Newport Beach. Call currtallY b4: worku'a In allS.640-003'1. blank. Must be bonded Blbysit Infant, 10•14 dys mo . Lovlnt mature woman. COM. &40-0810 ...,,.....,w..tM Need mature woman to st.-y Wlth my 3 girl!.! dur· lng the rlay, AujJust 6 thru AUICU!lt 10th . 546-~I l'.per hr. 8lO12 hrtl. o.c. R11ceway Conceu 1on B:>b.~~11. ~ ....,..CIO nu.as SOUTH COAST NATIONAL. BANK At1 lndepende nl Rank 11<1!1 Sunflower St . ~ta Me1rn Bobys1tlcr to wntl'h s vr ohl duught{'r. II S<lO Mc;n I---------• F'r1. own Iran~ :'i541 24~1 lll\ 6 UAKl'~t<. l'>IP sircr Wiii tram Apply 1n 11ert!. 705 t;:. li&lb<J11 UI, Uitlbo u 9umSpm Hanking Tlf,UR HEW ACCOUMTS Part time pcrm~nl·nt . lYPlllft rcquirl•d Will <'00.,1dt-r tru1nct-Catll for <ipp't . J oa n Mur11cl11., 100~1 .\tutual Sav1ni;i. & IA>.in 570Carrunod1• fo:t.trt<llu Sltn C:le mcolt• t:Qual 0 11por ~mplyr U;Jnkml? Ta.1.EA/Pcrt ti,_ l.Jo~'TW}' Sa v1n11:. & Loun hw. ;in Upl•l\ln)! In Ill> <.:u.ta Mc:.u 1Jran1·h ror a part lime teller S11ving'> Iv Loan or b:111kmg l'X per prf'fcrrerl MuM he ahl1· lo work Saturday' Xlnt W•>rk1ni: i·ond l'a1 d \ll•'l•lloni. l"or furllwr 111111 c·onla11 Mr ~1;Jl11·r ly. 7M 642 71<!~ r;'IUJI Oppor .,;mµI~ r l\.1nk1111: !'>&I. TELLER ;\•·~ P'.JT1 01111 ,. ~ull1·r1on ~d~•n u·· & ln:111 "'1.!l.1111-: lull 11111• Ldlt·1 Will tr.1111 T~ 111 111: , .. qu1r1·m1·n1 .1.1w11111 I ,,II >Ii I l~i I 1111 .q1pl r.11 r. REGIONAL SAYINGS REPS Ao t•l(l'll IOI: 11(11~ >rl ur11l\ h .n .111.11.ih• with ,1 11•.od trll-: '""HtR'> ,,nol 1111111 1111 llldl\ 11111.11, l'\114.'l ll'llC'I'" 11111•1(,•r .11111 II\'"' .11·1·1n1111 IWIC111111" W1• 11• "•1·k tllj.! ~"1111• .... H••(I'. 1 .. 11a\1•l ," 1ll•'ft1•I tu hr.111ch 111111 , .. , 111 lht• ,IJ t•a jllH\ 1111111! 1·11\1•1 a1:1• \\ tw11 111 .11wh1•-. ""' ,h11n ... 1.111 .. tt 1111·" 11111lmw 1~"1111111., "111 lw IJ.J\t•cJ Ill ""'' 111 .1111'11 '111.'d rt•:.I \ llU I .11111 ff• q u 1 r t• c I' I 1 ,J f1 I t' tran~f,IUl'tJllon If sd 1·1·t 1-<f ~'·u·tt •·nJ11\ :111 1·11 11•11 .. m sa ldr) .md •iul ~•:.u>dm.: bt•nd 1h inl'lutl 1n>t l}J ld • Jrt ... ·r ;1µp,1rl'I. pn~ll -.hJnn l!. mt•cllr .11 .111d dt'nt.11 111 ... ur~1111 '" In"• parkinl! und 10111 ,. f'I'-.'"'' l':.111 l'n .,11nnd tor mun· mtormalum FIDELITY FEDERAL Savinc)s & Loan A''" 12l:l1iM Hi ii An t!<1u11I UIJf>l y 1•m11lm "f llll11lu111( SECURITY PACIFIC IAt«,ttt.21141.n,.st ._. lft C~fontla hen ........ ill the s-ta Alta «H for. LOAN PROCESSORS I~ cmdct.t.s will .. •wrriMCed. Con- ••ntlonal, VA/FHA t09t ptOCHsiltg: Sa•· htcJI oftd Loan or Moftc)Dgt banltiftcJ" H • perie.c• P' •ferred. We off~r our ~NS COft!Petftin shriinc) salaries, H · ~ ~s Clftd a congettid worldftCJ flt- v ironm•nt. For lm- meclat. COMiderotion, ,.._.contact: Marian McCoy 12131613·6633 SECURITY PACIFIC BANK ,\n t\fflrmatl\ 1• 1\11 111n r,mµltl)1•r \l 1-· II \ U.1rtll·t :-.t' IJ:.l l11 m,lltal!•· 11..ir1 l.Jmc 1;,;11 !Y.ii7. Tu1-... ....... :J '·· S.11 :1 • \'\I'" l~I :ri:!8 ll,\l( .\1,\1 fl llL'\.-'(,k'fl Im 1111..11 t.1q11·r pn·I ( 'O!>l a M1 .... J JJl',I 1,.jJ.:~12 llo·Jul\ "t} 11 ... 1 "'"'':.lanl 11o.in111I 1t11 1111•.v \J l11u ( h.1111·1• 101 l'll l'lll•·lt· 1.11.11.11111•1•11 .ii.It \ K(i Hii'I >1:rl l~.~I llt•.1111:. ll1\lll l11 :~11 ;~1 .. t('-.. l l.111lt'h :-..d1111 II 11, .1 • .:I I II " l .1 I It I I .1 ,, I \\,1rw·1 I I II 1S1 .. 1111 \ ~.11 •• 11 I<· I •'Ii lil>llJ\l l'.'<11''1 lelll'l' tll •' 11·rn1I s.11.11 \ 1 111m '"""11111 11 ·11 .11e.1 ;_.:l(i >(71f.I llo•uuly S.11t111 M:tnll'un .,I ""Ullll'(I ,\lut.l IH j.11H>tJ 111 JJI ph;L"'"' •ti 11.111 work t 'lll'llll'ft• WMl\l'fl !Jul 11111 111•1 1•.,s;,1 \ :-.l1•w11111 1 llt'owll t,141 WU •HI 1-. t: !'iTI )I( t.• Non• mJ:• . ,1:.i.1:.l m1:1 Xt h1kt rrlt:('hartll' 111°1'ih01I tor :-.1'11~ 111n d1•.il1·1 ~ill.II '/ 1:1,11110 .\111 '1 h,1\t• (II H1r lllkl' t'\ p1·r11·n···· 111 .1 -.111r1· ,,l l 'JIU.1 POSfTIOHS! Orllnl!c County )!rowth l•---------requ1 rl's llOW ,\f{I) llA:--IKINU flkkpr IJ1"pu11•h , 1·11111 jlllll'f ~· l' I'll, lYPllll'. 10 kt·} .... T , $1 :.lJ rl 1m 1111 • IOOt<KEEPER Qlevrohit r:XP I\ NSION' I lle u\y -duty l 1n1· lt.'Chnll'lans' :! Nl'w 1·;ir gt'l·read y ll'CMlCl:tl\."' GM t•xp er1cn<'t' p ri· ft-rrt-'d t'lea. ... unt work 1111! r ond1t 1on:. 1n lira nit•· Count> Airport rnrnph•x l':.l(t'. pay. lwncf11:. Opp for advant·cmt-nl S1.•t• S.in1t·1· Mgr. Jl bll!>) HOWARD Cit.•rolet Uuw & ~u::ul St:. Nk."'WPORT Ut-:ACll /\trrOMOTT V t-: PARTS DRIVER Must be 18 ye ars old. have val.td Cahf. driver 's license & good dnvmg record. Apply in person- uk for Wally. HIWPOttT DATSUN 1188 Dove Stret.--t N~'WPORT BEACH Auto Trans Shop looklll& forqual.Jf1ed personnel. 548-2288. Going Into Business? Al required by lew. new bu1ln••••• 1a1lng • Fictitious Bualnns Name must register th•t name wtth .... County Cterk. C.I the DAILY PfLOT LEGAL DIPAllTMINT .., fonM eftd ,.,,.., lnfonftall1 ;. ~ ...... llVourProf...-llOME REPAIRS? Did JOU bow JOU can ~ • clualfkid .ct la U. Dail)' PUot Service DU'sctor)' for • whole IDODtb for aa UtUe H •• per dayf Jl'or more ..,..tioa,call ._....,. llalte tho•• aood ......... 10UI ... ----••allalM to _ _._.,....,.., .. . ...,, ........... .. n-n·11c. ....... Columbia !-IJ\ 111 .: .... ;, Krowmit f111an1·lu l or· 1tan1.ta l 1on . ha!. 1m · mcdJatt> opportunit11..-s 1n the Loan Ue~n ml•Jll of I l ' 1\ 11 l'M'ruw IOSlrUC:lJOllS. title un1I a11 pnu~al rl!port,, llCl'Clh of tru-.t I for ronlorm11nc'-' with Loan Comm1ll1..'<' rt" qwremenls . l..o un pro· ce:ssms: expenenc... and typm~ i;k1ll i. of 55-65 wpm art:t~. SR.LOAN PROCESSOR Rt.>qulrcs experience In prooosi;mg m 11jor lnani.. knowledge of ull phas e,; of proccssm.i and typlntt ol M·6S wpm. l<nowlcdf,lti o( <'Orultnx·t1on luum; and n.."-'el1l S&L cx1~nl•n1'c pref ern:'C.I. LOAN SERVICE CLERK !WspOnMbilltlci; Wiii Ill elude hondl.tn1t de m 1.1nd11. p1tyment.s, beneficiary iitatemcnts »nd othe r loan service. a<.'tlvit1e11 • as well as data inpul to computer. Loan servlre a.,.ienc. and typan1 ol 5Ml5 wpm required. Columbla offera ex· cellent ularlH, Jood Catfl9' ~.and out· at&Ddina beaefl&a lnclud· Ina dental roveraav. Pleaee call Peraonnel lor an Interview 1ppoln\· ment. ---,__--- Full l'h:irge mull• hook:-. for 111p p r op m~nl IOIOOIZI ROOK I< r; r: 11 r: R I' u 1 t lHTlt.' tor Ortho-Dt•ntal 111 fwc N.H Two 12 d a\'"' IA'r w.;"t:k. &t2 :!626 H<X>KI\ .. :r:P 11:1t Youn!( 1.•nt·rgct11· ft.m;;lt· b..tokkl"t:pcr 1\n·ounl1111-! h J t' k )! I' Cl U 11 d N V II l>ITll.HWI UJll SS6 tiJ2H fboldcf"Cpt•r. I' T pcrma rwnt :.!O hr.-. pr wk Com pull'r cx1>t!r requ1 red S.t l11ry fl ex1bll'. In Lervll'wmi:: 9 l. f''rl. i '27 751·!«.0 N.k for Lu. Van Mutrl' ln..,uunce Agency IOOUHPSl Olallcng_mg pos1laon to a phyMc1an:. office. All bookkeeping function,;, payroll, billing & collcr · t lon :.. S alary c o m · mcns uralc wtcxpcr Contm:t Rick RHyl 17MI 752-5611. BOOKKr;i-;1•1-;R 1·:x p1·r for J\i f<. Alf>, (,'t it. & ba nk rcc·o n1·11J atlon Mu!'lt l 11t•, growth poll'n l 1 lt I Bay I ri1 n t Io r l'h 67:J 4750 fur 111 t(•rv1ew uppt IOOKKEEPER Sll1ary open for garment ml'tt .. self sl~rtcr. 5 yr. exsitrlence. Send resume to : P .O . Bo x 2203, Newport Bead>.~- BOOK K~EPl::R/ AS · S lSTANT-Part-tlme e.m to lpm. At'CC>UDU rec., Ute typina, pbOnel, ten key . uper. only. Marine H ardware Manur . t'ay comm . w /upe r . Cl'aerryl', 842-«IOI. ---------aoonmu Put·Umt fOt' Nwpt B<:b lAw Office. Conta<.'\ P»l ~ - ................. -~-. ----....... t • i 'I DAILY PILOT U .... 11 .MP.1p! Wtit!!!id!t, July 25. 1971 In: ts • • s •' :·.{I , .. ~.~ ._-. tJ J ~· 1)-~ ~.~~~ ,~ •• '.J ..... ,... Cc -0 ) --~ .. _ ...... -.!' .... , ? ~··-~'"' .,, ·~ > :• ~ •.11 • ,-•:i~ I ~d) •• Li._.1 .. ._.,·~~ .. • I' .... t ! ...... , .. _, .~ -, 5 i ... $15.... .... .... u_·, ............. ......... ........................ ....................... ........... ~ ...... . ~!::2£m••-•• _,\, ................. ?!°.!,J ..... $ ............... L"••••-••• T .... -i1 ... --'' ., ....................... eMpa•a Auwerla1 ~ ...... *••If tit*'.... UQ~.Jaod· ...... ~ • " ...... ~ ..... e-.._ ... ~. IClfe·ci::· DAMtYIUITmtl Brick~ S...U Jobs. Your Harbor area Llllbl • J'OUI' ..._ • ftb or 1 Ume 1erv. N9wport. co.ta Men 'ft ,.-er. tM/eiit. PT'of. ., .... , 1taia_. 11aaa .. j.·Jl'I .. _ • .,,,., ...... -,_............. ......... . 1n.•&111 -· ,..... . =-~ 'Coa1111r1•r1r Care VAC.\HTS. Nntalt _,.. lnlfte.m.nnews,, qultty work. Reaaoe. OYeriQU1qL-..m apeclalily . STCAll Ucl1-. l!.tl ebMrf .. ~ ~ ' ~· ,!.· ...... ~-'• ...... -~ J -I -• .. ..... , .. ........ ~ ... ....., .. . ...................... . P'alt "9uUD1 ....... up. CARP£T CLEAHJNG . a:tctt. stone. block wort, pwa.D&ft.-..m T•sW• .... Jlonded. Im rree r..t 11le tloori1. con cr~lc _, ........ •-••-• uuuin•H•M-•-.. ---·--..... _ HOUSE•AnPA'INT -..... ..-_,. --·-•tteettttete U& Yd It aar clnuJ)I. Jii'ree till. (714)162-45WJ 5l52-tlDl. • • patio•. walks, drl vc Prop•r prepiua,ioll, Clarftce'a TV, 1..4Kal ways Free e1'l John prune & paial. ReC1. MrVice. GoodNfa ~ unv .. •J'l•Panlai kl& ...., ... • ~vMa a.mcraac&AN·Pri«M ll!PAJRa.EAN ""UI" ·•--1n •lea'-.. t'-I ~ ,.._ eet. & LOOOITMl-ITOI Yard refuae or litht furniture. Reasonable rauis. CaU 64041.5. SUSIE'S U..&\NJNO SERVICE 751·'739 Mf).1513 Free ea\. LawreDU. nu..!167·I'* ~5 ..._ n;. "' nPt•f'" •• ••t• on •Lie NI. II s•s Lk............ • ........ •IJ•• NOFm"YMAIMT. ~.._.,l _ AM ...._ ti a.o.. I• Ur ~ l'la.-Ol161 Weat•ra United Co . Luw ~ i.,,1 al'*"' ""'' 11 • n:mnllt' llt· -operator or 12 moteh1 a.411&11 ~ l'\'Mst tl ..-. ,.... ..... Us• U'Q ..... *6c .-.11110 &u1owe•pand· -. l/NML» t al .._......._ ,...... ...,. 1aii 1nlo lhe t'O lft ----~ ~llH»11, O.~b. •le. ELIC'TmCIAN mt-r e JI /domeatl c A.Ila an~ Sml Joi.* "k'Omed. 23 8 ti. t , • l •a • b •• t rmirlwlt Alea. uf in· L..-iS.n.... >'ft~ Ovttby fl 5oe wurk•aaalla•~· &mall ter.-·paan\ift&, urpc:n. •• ~.-......... , ••• -.31ca joba,,..,_red.l7~. tr1. tO•. p)urnb1a1. I)~ • lla~y ,.~ «w .... t•arpel r lcanin1 or In '10.4'-tMlDIA& IT)IMa -.... -C~r11ty • aloo Liu stallauon.. Wew.wd Wu: IQ.llOO • --•••••••••-••••• Cl037)Ut 8ond'1 d \Jlcupportuaky&obld on --• •lMI• cANn. fteij/comm'L Free c~t. )'OW" w«tt. Call~ ,.,_,,,,, .. , Co6of' ~. wht r&73l2 rrom9AJ1-4Plllloa·Fr1 •••-•••••••••••• •••••• c,u lO man bleach. C ... o t-t.nd llOAUblnc of your llv.diarm. haJI SU. Av1 fwillt GHtW.lfhtl car a your buoM= or ol· rm 17.50. eouch sa4. clu' -.................... /"'9.mw .. ftce.~ ts. Guw elhn Pfl' odor. WOOD. rencet, 1ates, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----Cl'l NINl&r. 15 yra expr. paUQI, r.alOO&hle r•lL'lS Your (.'00\plete service. ...... I Do wort mYMtf. IWa. Cat.IJ847..m3 14: .-ctlon ol papen; & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-0101 supptie&. 67~5 HauUnc residential, com · m e r c1111 1, cleanup. l111ndscap1ng. l.acensed. C all Phil or Jefl, .e4 l387. JllXE'S HAlJUNG ALL TYP~ LIT!!: MOVING J..O. RAT £S S48-1451 llauhng, tnmmmg, yard & garage cleanups 557-8271 ------------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Merlly• '• CleHlRCJ Sen. Complete hoUlecaeaaua1. We provide q.aallly auaran\eed cleanln1 11ervlce. Ina/ Bonded . 562-0100 f'o r excellence in bouaedean.lnc. Cleanillg (Joli m.iled. Stl-37211 Housedean.U:ac. reuooa· ble rale s . Cal l Robertaon '• HouMcleaa· 1ng. M7. 7116 2 prl¥ willin& lo clelio your house. fWlbl, eX· ps, refs. &62-5.& ....... .. .................... . Ux:al rncwiftl ft ha&llln g. freight, olfitt s""'lit.'l>. boollehold goods & ron 1lruct1on e lean upi; Reasonablt rates Call !15i>Zl4 mom&np a& eveli OK. ....... Senk" ....................... uve-in nursln& or l'Oml)a· naea $40-MS da. Good refa.2ll/334·7i4J , .... "' .. ,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTJNG t:xprd. Re as Rale!i Free Etl t . Call Gue S-04$8 P1lllft' Ma&laa. qnbly work only. Steve O.y1 49'·TI71, tr;ve.•~ Int Paint 6 wallpaper. Qui won, rea. pr. io'rM ell. Sle've Sff·421l. f'M Hl paint, call J im PalllUnl lnt/ Ell&. Qya lilY' woril a& mlllWrlal i')'ee -.itmte.14&-125.2 ~\'ff. ....................... All ltvels·sty lH age:.. G1tbnella Studio/ Mu sir Across rro m NffHS ~3003 ,. ..... t..- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cob 1V Serv Spec:iohet, 1lt brand11 daya /eve1/wknch. .....,, ....................... Prd lnie lnlRIDtal 6 r.- movaJ service. l''tee ftL ~9G16315AM. T ..... ....................... Free Tnal Leuon. ~ teadwr. exp. R.e•bng. math. f'reocat. Rsohl Loe-al ~•Us r~l.,ING 8'7.MIOl3 GUITAR ~ ...-.°'9a-11~ Will blabyslt. my borne. ~Doer_. He111ch & Talbert area, We Care C&rpet CleaDen. ..,... Wf Us.-~only a.-..ait3 Steam clean. Ah~o up· •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••• ••••• with a pt!rsonal louc h ! Free ebt. $37.SOup. 979-61"'9 Remarkably effectual seasoned lady lo or· ganize & clean your home. Noteworlhy re· (c ren c es . Audr ey . 497-104S or7!i9 1928 Prof p1Untuag. t:.xt • int. Low r»lt'b. ReCi.. t're~ elit. 5311-t'l*>. SJ6-.t383 Neat palchei. 4l t~xljU"cs TYP-J Senice FttEllST. ffJ..l4l9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ---hols tery. Work auaar. Complete sen~ It 11alel;. Miclu MacDonald.LPG A ..-YSenlcet Truck roowit Wllt ,..ee A 1 t RanchoSaoJ~wn GC ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlll. re&i rates. ~JUG utomal c opera or~. pvt by appt 831 1710 Re pair s pichlty . For .uperfluous hMir re· ,.__..1C_... __,4 a.-.- moval-ffair Ban Wa•· -~ --... 11\11 Method. 83&-0175. ••••-••••••••••••••••• .. • ... •••••••••••••••• •••• • •• -Cement work or all lunds . ==!=............. t;qui pm en t r e n ta I. Complete Cosmetology frve est ts yrs e JCper. operated. Tracloader· Kit. t;verything you Alsoblock walls. ~57 College Student.I be11l all backhoe. J 0450 Cal wouldneedtoslarlBeau· - ---prices. Rot.oUWo1. i;od, looder941 IOwhl jump& tySchooUMO·l782. Foundahoas. retaining seeding, sprioll l~rl>, bc>t1Ull.15ynihllliude1:x -------walls, bl~ks. patios . cleWl·UP6, tree pnuuog, c11vatioo, pipe line.'\ & ulil ...... W.ke u c·d.536·50l3.S48·4309 hauling Call Jon , wk.. MikeM1tlh1ew. C714) •••••• •••••••• •• • • • • • • • -- -St59-0rl98 496.-9723 Hoi.Klo..a.9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want a HC:ALL Y l.:LEAN ........ , Houst:·! <..:all C1ngbam ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gi rl. 1-'reeeil.. 645-5123 HOUSITIM>H.S --- -A group oC local te1tchers ltob10 's llouseclcan1ng wUI care for your home Srvc, ror a thoroughly while YoU are away. Ph cleun hooM:. 540·0857 ~16 tx. 2. MllS C:L1-:AN make It i.:lca m . Bal·h . apl!i. homes eer 9 or •fl 5, 54\1·9372 -------- • •••••••••••••••••••••• -- Pa1nt1ng rNT!t:XT Neat. horw1.t • "'IC>. . 12 yrs up. L1c"d . Dav~ 964-100. Flneut Painting Sl. he . ms. Try me 836 SSS6 24 hr:.. ~chard Smor lnt/£xt Depf'nrf a blc Reasonablt· Frt't' est <.:all J:.sy 5411 6158 Pa1nt1ng & plas ter palrbing Ke 111soaab6e rates. l''ree est 114111 1 l!Mt ...... ,., • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pl~ r~pair. Spec. an remodehn~. c~ re PIJ>C f'rtt ~l Tup Kat ~~umbeng. SJ1_::t~---' Wc"rconty n . but Wf' do It tut.tr f'rtt ~ Vt:.a / Mt:, be, int.ti Jc~ 54;$-5779 LP Uf1cc Service>. l'rot. lypin~. Lcrm J>a&:Mtnl. re- ~um" !I t-tt Lou1.i.tt ltii:an. 642· 7221. • .,, htway a.-·-, . ..................... . VI~ expcr\ly tlei.o pro, blcm r., n oUwe:n. r ~. r~ w cle1AA. s.&m ..s b~r:.. ve:lvel.IO. lli.1 ~ cot.tuns. brocack:. elc (.:Oo~l Fabnc C:u-t.-. ~.7433 th:~UM~·covcr lellcn., T?ny G1an"regor10 . prore:;s1onal prc:;cnla · ~al Contractor. Lie uoni.. reasonable rates, 11345508. P 11l1os. walk fa...,L i.erv1ce. 493·19731111k ~~ dri Vt' w ayx Hom e Pride·ga rd~n cl.eanups, haul aways , rolOllJ b nit. 5.'i4 • 1766 lie ct1uuuo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpcnlry. rencini(-& roof 1~-Nojobtoosml. Papa um 63H264 t:edar C r pt Clean ·~. i.lt'am1shamJ)Ot1. wntlow Wl>h'g, fir WLl 'C 'g. ~'°II l'ln·~ serv ~/(;omm lkas on ahlc S imo n 751 119!',1 ..... ,.. ... .. Wot Al1ocl•11.llK.. !AW homeowner rates Residential & t:omm~rcial painl1 n ~ fo·rf'C' estimates. Ht:s ralPS 6ia-9S!ll rr=.. 'Window~ 1'1'11.t ~······················ •• •• • • ••. • • • • • • • •. •. • • • <..A."U.-•1(4t su.wJ,,~.ou.,. w iodow lur Dee _ · __ ------- - -Garderung, maintenance. 8 t::AMO.Nt;YBRUKt;R Coi•odor la nd11ta pin~. Bob. We tram & provide ull •••••••••••••• •••• • • • •• 5'15-lS70. 213/ 323·6750 serv1ct:. & lender:; at low T ony 01 angr egori.o . - - -----""~I 955·2274 General Contractor Lie. Gardening •. cle&11:ui>s & -------1'345508 . Trellis . 1andscap1og. George .. rof typing. cassette hmdscape. concrt:te. A lbushl. 54.5-7072 _ tran.<1rnpuons, etc ~3-~ e l e s er v 1 t e . -•VERY LOW PRIC ~'S • _494-91i88~~es._ _ __ • onlandscapemamt. Want Ad Help? 642-5678 SdJ idJe items M.Z-5678 George 549-ZOLS ....•...........•...... OCC Student I Ton truck Trash, Lree trim Da n 00.3221. Altl'e's llouset·lt!an1 11g. ltcusonablc, rt:lluble & rcfi. biJ.1266/646· --The Moppels Cleaning Find what you want tn S4:rv1ce l'rofei.111ooals, Daily Pilot Class1rieds. well c-stab. 546·2393 T~ a..dicapiMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Landscaper . Top work. l'"air pnce Rtis. 646·4871 dy:,/evcs SW. Idle items W1lh a ~y Pilot Clasallied Ad. - --Apaf\metll & Commcm:<il ALLPAJMTIHG 11rop1·rtv Mgrnl Co ~al ~·Ct2.5 l.:ompl <AJtnpk;t~ M-rv 1W _!6t* r~ lnL$350 --ltoofincJ ~~o&orr•.u., •••••••.••...••....•••. Custom work lnl/t.xl Hepair 6 lle ro<>I All l.£C IJ3ti48l.3. 642·8521 l y p ~' ~ h 1 n K I e ' · Have something to Mill? Oasstfied ads do 1l well rocksbak~ <·ompo·l ,jr fo'rt•4• l"M 541 i,.JJO lh n /\var I w:1,h1ni R~1d 111tor4•, Xlrn work bl:! ~l!I 6'l5 1W-l When you caU (;lassil1ed LO plan: an ad. you' r\! ;a:. ).Urt-tl of a rrrendl y weleem<' aed help 1 n wonting your ad for bc'l rei.poose Call Now: 642 !"J67K Http Wmhd 7 t 00 twp W..ttd 7100 Hllp W..e.4 7100 twp W..e.d 7100 Hllp Wmchd 7100 Http W..ted 7100 Hllp W..ttd 7100 Help W_.... 7100 Hllp W..t.IJ 7100 ..•••..........•....... ....................... ...•................... .•..•..•............... ....................... ....•.•..•.••.•.....•.• ....................... .. ........................................... . <iro~c~~!!l de· CASHIERS vclopmcnl co loc11t1.-d in STOCK ~cwport Beach m net.-d ot m;iLure t•xpr'd book· PEOPLE CLERICAL Wr:N~t:U IO·KEV CLt:RKS PBX OPER/\TOKS TYPl~'TS Sl-X:RETi\RIES CLERK TYPIST Gr e at spot in Dana l"otnl 4hrs daily. lYJW loan documents & hand Ir telephone'\. t:all Keren al 49&-0LJJ for avpt ~oi-: M1 t-',11. Q.OntES TIME Now lunn~ for new lot:• lion in San Clcmt:nlt> U p ::.alcspcrsoR!I want ed. f/l, pi t. 001·0010 -- COSMETIC SALES l'resllgiou.~ druii slorc in Irv 1::. ::.eek111 ~ a F rt Cosm el1c1ao expcr in ::.clhng 1111 the frant·h1w lint.'!\ li.t yr av1'r C'OITII) SJJ.<nl + xl nl c-o btmcf IO hr day-4 rhty wk (.l.11 thc Personnd Ut·Pl. lor interview appl THE GUILD DRUG 121ll l76-0561 kf'Cper with real l"'!>tule Cot;t Plus Imports a re· bat•kground Ma1nlJ 1n tail company 1i. now htr· J" b e o )', t r c e o r cl i. • lfij( c·ashlerl> & stock ~'()· numcrou."I baok nccnti.. pit• for il :. new South 1rn yrnll relurni.. etc. (;Qasl 1>lore. Apply 1n Sulary n1mm ens urutc peri.on al The South w cxpr. (.;ult 64().4404 ror Coast Pla.za Hotel. 666 ap111 __ Ant.on Blvd. Cosla Mexa, IJOOK K to: i:; pt: R. ru II on July 23. between 12:30 lJme. JO.key touch. accts & 6pm or July 24·25 IJayable & accts rcc'bl. between 9am "6pm. Join the team! Become 11 Norrell ProCeuk>nal ! COCKTAJL WAITRLSS needc.ed. t:xpcr'd, Able lo handle busy crowtls. Ap !••_•_•_•_•_•._•_-_•_•_•_--•_• Tax reports, payroll.1·--------• l'leWMIOt work tn a sml l>uKinc:;s Beach Slit· t1oners. 556·2922 Mri.. I k.~ker for appt. ply in per.ion WL-d July 25th. 4pm·6pm only, T~c Whitehouse Tavern. 340 S. Coasl Hwy. Laguna Reach. C~HIERS UlOTEM MARKETS loold&11per COUlCTIOH Hill charge 2yr1'. exper. SECIETARY preforn-d for energetic, Operunftl) now available IRVIN~ 7S2·6666 eu.,y property manaj(e rapidly growing geo· tor Cull lime assistant tOOE M IF mcnt rirm m l"ounlain CoHmetic, ~I sale3, 40 hrs. rDature, exp nee for CM drug store. All 7pm 646-77'4 Mon Lhru Pn ------ COUNTER/YAHDMAN, full time. mtchanc1cal ah1hly a +, apply 1705 So Coast Hwy. Laguna Heh DATAEMTIY OPHATOI IBM :1741 expcnence de· :;1rablc. Will train to bl-come bac kup com· put{·r operat or. 1-:x. l<t:llcnt fri n"e benefit:; & ~JI condJlaons. Call IJCr..c>nnel 833-3384. Uelt Help. Over 18 Ex 11enenc(."<1. Re h!rcncc:. f ull & part lime . IM-561!1 Delivery. P/l, 4:J0.9pm. Own trans, Moo·t·r i. Some wknds req. Must bcovr 18. 531-0811 Dt:LIV £KY /OFFIC t: BOY f'\all ·time. Valid driven license. re· qwred. Neal. Over 18. Apply in person to Mr. F\Jenta al Robert Bel.n & WUJiam Fr08\ & A.,!IOC. 1401Quail t•·chn1 cul con s ulting rmnager.. on 2nd.&. 3rd. Valley has immed111tc hrm. lrvmc, Xlnl salury shift No experie nce ntt. opening for collection COUNT l';J~ He lp for Delivery. must h»ve good M "-·ncfi•~ Call 5r.,..,1421 We lrain.St.artS3.IO to $4 0 1 d Bakery Ovr 19. Apply d d Al & "~"'" '"' -~ ___ ,,., ___ , ._.. hour Advancement Oen cal bCt'retary utics me u e 70Ci I'; &lbo11 HI, Rullx1u nvmg recor ·• r • ,,... -oll phases or rent collcc !r.lm 1 ... m dra fting s upp II es t•IOkkeeper . $4 hi:. F ;T. opportwuly for manage· , \Jon mcludmg rourt ap· .,,, _ Weekdays only, ru11 NO<•J.t~n~~l~~l· ;;!'fl~:l~':a~ir~~.od.~~ PACIAC pcarancei. Would r e Counter person to wurk umc. Pi\.S Graphit"11. 3950 -_ _ more mlormution "in· qwrc excellent lYPIRI< evenings Apply 1n Campui. Or .. N .B . ...,....._,,,,_....,_,...__.....,. ..... .,. terVJew go to store 82 al MUTUAL skills & a bility for or· J>{'rl>on MacMurray·., 7~-0422. IOOKKHnR F/C 30009 Crown Valley, ganstallon. Would abo (,1e1:1ner~. 2578 Newport Del men over 18 for LA work cl<lftely with ror· Blvd. Costa Me.'>11 MOVING & STORAG!-; Lwguna Niguel. 495·9950 A major life Insurance pora le attorney ;.;~ .. ------Time~ an N B&C M . t 0 E x P S 1 8 K . orcllll714/S3'7·"840. company headquartered t-'CUeol s tarting salary or COUNTER help wanted, Pcrm/p.t. $350/$400/mo Progrc:>s1ve Irvine firm i!:quaJOppor Employer in Newport Beach has SJOOO or commens urate t:xper'd Sandwich man. _646_·5844_ ------- n4•eds person w/hcavy opportunities for in· w/uperlence plus gas 1''/llll'K' Apply in person bkkp"g bckgrnd. Mus t do h -dlviduals w1lh sk1ll1> and allowance. Call Sue Mon to 3309 t: Coai.l Hwy· DI.HT AL f1nanc1al i.lalemenl & Chsldc1re our . ome. Cdm Periodonlist needs full Lnalbal. Ocl.l·Marc hl, 2 gre at general office ex· lhru•'r19to5.964·2566 _ · ume »SSt. Expanded oals 645-7300 perience in I or more of lrvt.ne PersonnelAgency .. · lkfollowingareas· COMPANION.F emale. CounterHclp dulies o ppty . X -ray 488t;17th, Co6ta Mesu CIYIL &Mi part·lime, over 50, no HONEY 8/\KEO HAMS cerUf1cate ttqd. to::xper Ste~ 642·1470 • •'fypuil how.ework or nur:.1n~ Corona dl'I Mar i.torc. pref'd. Salary open. Call ----ISTIMATC>a Hy hour or week. Car J Ol.>11 counter help want· 1)43.tSJI - -----u perlenced individual •Sllcrctari~io must. G73'6866 aft 61'M ed. 1-\111 & part time Will . Wloclcs Sollth Coast wanted lo prepare re.\ tr a 1 n c' a 11 M a r k . Dental froot office. f'\all rt.a felt est 1 m a Les o f :;u b •General Clencal ~()_peratot 67a.OOOO lor appt. Wed· Ume. exp prelerred bul OPDOf"tuMffe diVlllioos, indus trial de· Full tame OJ>l.'fllnlJ for 1 10 Sun not nee. Non s moker . dlou.,eltcep1ng :~11 Ac velopm c n ls. ut ility tComputcrTernunal 2 yn •. experience wnh ---------644.0011 ' "'rt lime systems " to perform n.-a•-· working knowledge of CUSTOMEA SEIVICE Oc-'A' •~•'l Ortho C""r .. Cooks full & 1,art time utility anvesllgalioos & ~ wo " o o s / vs, o s vs 1 , t:xrwr1ence necessary 11ta Prt ·ti ·· 'i'u&i JSalcs position foll & calculate earth quan· •Payroll POWt:R vs on dual IBM female, lltehlyfpinit. pror110 ti~ .: to 4'°:a~ per part lime t1lles. Superv11lon tx· 370/148 wilh commumca· c1enry wit 1gures, week. 1,op salary. Ort.ho Xlnt opportunity for atu· 1)trlence vital. Apply In •Accounting/ Uom. XJot facilities & (r key add by touch. Xlnl exp "RDA req. 642·2828. dents &i housewive11. Full penion with resume t.o -..a.a.--.i"ft &nge benefits. Tues lhru co benefits. Opportunity o(r Mr. ~ al Robert ............._. Sat. first ahJft. Call for ror advancement. In· DENTAL/CHAIRSIOE . cpl:o. beoefita ered. AP· Bein. William Fro.l " IDWrviewappt. ·formal ofrice. C.M. Call ..... , x.rav Uceoae re- y, BULLOCKS Aaaoc., 1401 QuaU SL «atiallcal/ SAFEGUARD M i 111 e a f l. 9 am at ~ Call541-3000. D-'·•-• Newport Beath. M8&1aClerb BUSIN~SYSTEMS 645-SlllO. 3333,... """ · Rd c M Dental Aaalat.aol, s uper Coeta Mesa QVIL... We have immediate 22B3•'a1~ · · · CUSTO.-SIRYICE sharp, well·quallfled <>rcall5"5&-0tlleirt394 OIDISleteia • .,..,... Jf youqualif~, Fee paid. Larae lood chair11ldu1uttojolaow- _t;q1_' ..... ua1_0ppor....;..;'---E_m_P._1.._'l_r _1 Experienced career ~ ~..!~""'.., -.:U' OOMPUTOR company. really friendly fun atarr in beauurw Cabinet m.ker; exp In all minded. REOIST~R&D U:.t~ .. ~t. com: WordProc~Mr boas Answer phones, Newport Center offc. phuea locl'g uuilalla· c I V I L E N G O R pany benetkl. Pl•aae ap. l~ate openm.g. Call Wice orders, lig.httyplng, RDA prel'd. X.lnt salary. uon. Muat have own O~IGNER wtt.h back· ptympenonto· Dian between 8:30 a.m. Many benerils.$700.Also ~. hlilfldtoob.N.8.631·5'30 pound In public won. · &t s p.m . Neekdays . fee JObs C1ll Dick•---------and or land development '159-0653. O"Ne1I, 540-5001. Snelling DENTAL ORTHO. • CANDY DIPPER. EJCp. efllineerinl wanted '°" P"91•11 &i Snelling or Newport O\alrslde assist. R.D.A. APPb' la ~r1: 105 ~. deelgn &t s upervl!lory DtJ_hua.. Conltructlon Supcrinten Beach Aaency, 4340 eJCper. ptt{Be • Flalflllorput· Balboa Bl, Balboa dent ore.re bu1ldlnM11. ea· rn"'"'· time. aut u area. po8ll1on. Apply lo Mr. ..-XI t It 2pm·I~. _ ~eii al Robert Bein, 700NewportCenterDr P>.000. Aak for Tum. --------nl. oppor un Y. WllUam Froal ft Aisoc. NnportBeacb,Cat'.!lleO m31.50. I•-------• Irvine. ~-0777. alt. 6 It CAMYAS•s -Oat11 l':ntry wlmds ~ . __,. 1 A A w k I.al Quail St., Npt. Bch. Olok: Exp nee. Apply in · -· --- Employment Apply at Th• Employ .... & Tr•lllCJ C"'9r, Sll Mala Strfft, lksollao .... hedl. TIMM .,.. CET A fulMIH potltiw, rt ...... IWCJ H•I ... • IMct. rnidHcr. 15 CMlt of HM pnt zo ....tt. ..... oy .... .ct ---wt.felt ......... ,..rcol C)Uidelmn. T..eMIMj Aui .. ..e S671Ptt..._. L...tsc• MoiatH •ce u .1or ... .._. Ca.rilTypilf S671tter~ ~ic•S .. poriWertllrl S60IPH ...... ~sK..,.. S'71 PH M...-. IMildiMJ Mctilttnwe Worilw $720 PHM-"' SMGll ••iHH MacW.e 1.,-r U .90 Per How MecloOlliu.....,.,. sfzo ,..,. M...ttt Stoc•Clefir $671P..-MORtlt Cleric• TrC111cM9 .. SZ.90 PH How utility M1•tftl•c• $640 ..... M-"' UHNtyAI• ssn ,... M0111t1 CCa.ricalt DRIYIRS kuow Mt 111•11r R.dlable &itble todeliver Important documenli.. Need deJ)i!ndable car. Salar y+ mil e•I!" lmmcd . openinR Call lbvue al Cil)' l!llcrow ~blwo9and5. Oetivtr bak.ery products t.o supennarket.s. Earfy morn1n1s & mid · afternoo n s . C ull Y,7~27 /9am·l2 noon DRJVER.Wa~. full lime. salary open. 146-.. Dn ver for AM Tl mes paper rOlale. Good aa lu ry + bolwl, So. Hunt. Bch. 19"83117 DllVllS/Cl11.._ Call Gd drivl.nl record, xlnt earnlna pote ntial -- --------- ESCIOW SfCIETAllES 1-.:Xt.~ull vc St\crelary for .1 dc=.11<n eenll!f" Xlnl l>kllll> rf'quire d All orf11·e d U I I l" :.. f o r a a tJ 1m111l>ln 1t.or:.. Neat ·•I• pear~ Salary 01wn <.:all Sharon ~1601 i:;,q,..r1e nced matur1· woman for rcl:ul stor,. ~ ruiihl:> 6 wttkend)', (;;All 493 u.-a. - ••EXTRAS•• ooeded ! 81t playe\'15 k xuas ror maJ motlOn pie. tv sen~ & poss tv com mercials. Need peopft! for 0rg Col LA lot' Shoot• lnJI ~. Ca s ting now' • C714 >5.15-0120 ext 94. We huve casted for ··t'ul Break" "Low Al "1rst U1le" ·· Roc:kY II". Sm fee. Goan& into 5lh yr. (1lkod ove r 5.000 Jobtl. Fa~L rood Service, gnll & cuunlcr work. 1-'u II ~ I' 111m-0.11 673·3152 Or ilPJ>IY ll l Newport 1'1cr NB. FlORIST Unique rditsl nur11cr,v nt'\.ods creal1ve people fo r full & part time pcrma nl"nl po::.1t1on l>. Mul>I huve CXpt!rtencc in floral de111i:n . E•cellenl op portW»lY lO work in .1 prct>IJgaow; 11etlln1. I'~~ apply m pen.on, Mon lhru l''rl. ROGER'S GARDENS Z)()I San J oaquin Hills Ro;.id 640-~4 {;OM FOOD llONEY BAKED HAMS f\llJ.t1me ham proce8b ing. WUl tram. No ex per. necessal}'. C•U Mark biJ..9000, for appt. Wed. Sun f'OOO MANAGER Deli style snadc bar 13 loolllnic (or an uperlenced work· inR m.naflC!r. EJCpandinf( volume makes lhls an xlnl opportunity for lht• nght person. Call Mr Ford at 'TM-OOl56. rooD SEllVICt: · Con <-et.'!1on worten over 21 Up lo $4.50 per hr. I Sat. 11 rmoth. 8 to 12 hrs. O.C Kaceway concettlon B:>b.~I. t::um __,pr. e.... or F.qual()pportUftky penon. Le &arrit&, 414 Dependable adult lo DllYllS inyourowruru. No.ell· ~11/F N. Newport Blvd, ND. LEAD DATA operate pk& lot sweefJer. llmor women 25 yrH or 1 n I · N O e " Pe r · C&.9CAL 1116dnight t.o BAM, Mon· older. Know the coast Our beautaful Newport 81lach and S.Ota Ana of· flctl8 have1mmechute op· portuo 1t1 e s for secretane11 with 111ll or more m o nlh a c•· i;.er1ence . RMpons.ibUitl• will Jn.•--------- chade telephonw com · folmdation, tx~ raunkation with Utle form crew iD Or Cty ~~!'~!_j, !~1!..!.~!~· Comml11lon1 ca1bler ,-... .... ---a1 A/C &66700. ENTRY Frt. ~28U. ciliea. Net $180 a week or - -_.._._,_. PllllL lal le ...-. l'tr1ll -..--. ....... _,,._.., more. Oranae Coast Gneral cootraetor • -. .... ..:. .... v • pay.tn1D15lwpm,poct CAIVI "'811118&'TOR Der Wleoeneliait•I la v..a-.-"'-b, ., ...... Mt. W&dor.C.Ulfl.IDI -__ ,..,..., req. pboH •olce. Safary """"' Vl"'liiRA .._._ ·--""" Dal a Proe••• In I "'----v •-·"-loatlnc for Pl·Wne -a.rr-•nn, P'ountaln GPlll-~ . --· -·· ---lndl Id I t b "-A-... &. l"'·-b--CMIDB uwt•1pnl.JUDtf,..,. --. .,_,_ v ua mu• ave -~·e.u-·A:=' 'i Valley. <No or Slater £lip,...,,.,. In par 'r-Ct c.u ... J& •--------.~a cnlnlrown ol 3-6 IDOfttba t •-av · _.y • betwn Newbope • ..,..,..a-..:. a•cAL .. r~ ·~1U191r.' =~=~::c:,,:r. tr=:.~.::~k~1c1~,~=~~~ I.~=.::.-...,... NI u .. opeaiaa f• Jlllld lllMNI ~ '"'•'-"1•·~'-'· lnt rwactlou. Liberti Lclleaianaracillc> .a..-.arewt &Darci 8.Cll. ==~l= M' 1+d'nstnl ,..tlloa JUIW.C.-ltwy =~t :.::.:::•eo::.: DOMJT BAKU. early .._.....Na or Prr. Qaallier: ror .,.....,..., 6 baw the ability to le& =:..:a:-··~ .. •:m~~ Mlrsrt.... lions. Pleaae cont•d AM. Wlll trala. Apply a:.enwed. rrt.dly -• ~ ...._ = _., .-.. .._. --'C:' ·~ Pencniel. AM onlY DK'1 DoDut.t. WftJwlMlll lD W. Col\a e~_1 --_,., ---· e.w ..,...,tnmi -mt17'h.Cot&a-a. •••· PtHlbt• '"*"· '*'---eltrttalot.wl ~ ......... -...a ,_ ..... Ml"'9I but lllillt1 to ..... Mad· Oda: ......... a ev911· p•c1_,. DllAPIRY workroom 1-•.;...;....·-·-----CAllQD·f .. I or ,.,,. • WIMU'J. le.bit eo. ... ._... " dMlr•· lnl ahlftat mdu)' Haven "' ~ lellmtlw oeeeled-Nr. '::Cment rental yard ~-re.:.:.":=; ~YSGV"''"" ~•._:Ill tra1torn ~u~M1~!~ MUTUAL O.C. Arprl l•I open -• for ,...al &.Ol&llcrJ,OGI. .-• .mu. .. ._;:-.~SntrJ ...... :.~~~o 1------------f.'8~~~~~·1~~ CMHISllCLlllk . ••· -hlntlwM.C.•. · lewel ,..1uoa1, but c.llbllWMDtO•aP.M. ................... ...... .&arr~W•H&e LwumrtNe1v.-bleT lqulOllt-tu*Y ._..,, cal ,,.....,, cau _ wlll c.&1• Plw•adlnourLoll ~·•s••IP ~ Htlpiillltoa E1erow Secr•til'y, 1 = -.l --lea .. 1' .... .....,,, ..._ • • lad Pouad col11•11· !~~-~!!!!!!~~~ 2'MI • nMlrw irr.•I*· __ ; 11a. a ............ , a C:. &0.1. ,...,.._....,..._,: .~ •·• lllllMllilllli ... ~ ~.:::.~ -~ ........... ••• : .. ':.~ ~ ~ 'l:.i:&&::-;'!fr Ml Ha.PW ADI ....... , _ -- =me. and blhl ,.. area. 91$4191.111-4622 - ........ ,.,,.... of f'oeatac• a... Macled • ..,,., ,...,..._ for piecework. &aper. n.. paoilkm otter to, 8'da •c ... •• l7MIZ2 1tartlo1 HlarlH. U · 1-0t_m-aa1 _______ . cielltlll p'OWtla Jl*llllal ruu. 6 PA ftT Tl 11 t: aad _...,,.nt bwllUa Politlw ~ Cmtnlet"ll lnc'Mdl .. ; ~ ..... floor ,.........a. •PNehatl&hU.Wance A11P17 s.r. lloelNc• • •Prwdlallal'-neet co. t04t Adam• Ave. •Prw= ttqlda.--. KOil •Prolk M u ... rrwt .,.._ • ReMe can ror aD In· Ptr •"'· Mell aftlce. c.nMw .. rlWmMI: lluly pecMetrlc offtce. •mt 0.-al Offi~. t~ in• \el'8t1n1. ('ballen1 n1 work w/a nationwide -~ finafM't tO. We Med a r 1t rlerlcal Pf'rlOn 'W/t,yp&na ~~wpm, bk· lkeeC>lna· blr1ro p t<ef'd , ;Xlnt btoeflt1. 14t·1'131 i.:»5 to a rranae 111 ~ t:Ol-:·Mt •v Genera! HOM~MAKt=68 • MONl::Y 1 · ~aauc lndlv1du0Ls · ci&l'TI comm to S'l.UOO by Thank ~g1 v 1n ~1 Dt>mons trate lo a. & '*·· ~ Complek training ,,. __ ;;;;;.-.-_-;.;;.-. No deJ1venn1 or roUt-l1 1• 1ng Ne ed cur Ca ll Hotel 114·SSl·S34G. <'ollect 111 SWllVISOR ~lfts~·Gadgtts "Our IOOM SHVICl 29th Year •. ()ppor w1th <'are<>r Polen· t1 aJ exists for cellabh: Genef'al Office person w I superv1~ory NltSOHFtUDAY 11k11ls.· Some food o r F~ paid. Caruso net'ds restaurant knldit prcfd. l'}iJOy ouut.andm~ <'Om · hi s fr I day' G r ca t pany benefits . Apply Newport office. All 9am 12 noon. Mon Fri, arounder gets this Job. Pl:•rsonnel. Benelits. advancement, MARllOTI HOTEi. congen1:U atmosphere. S8320. Hurry! Also rec 000 Newport Cente r Or Jobs. Call Mur y O'Con· Newpe>rt llcach nor. 540·5001. Sne1Un$t & .1::.· .. 0 •. 1::.··----·M-/•F Snelling o f Newport _ ---__ _ lieac h Age n cy. 4340 Hous e keepe r needed. C...mpus . __ Mon-Wed ·Frl. t:xpe r , GfHHAL OfC w/transportat1on. SS hr. $6IO+ Call 4~·9449 leave name Small fnendly ofr seeks &II. --- person w/plt!asant phone HOUSEK EEPER Live · voice. Lt typing, m ath In, rm & board + salary. ability. Call •x1n1 w ichildrcn. ma ture COASTAL PERSONNEL AGENCY 540-6055 2970 1 larbor CM NEV EH,\ F EE Cull urter hour~ appt & dependable. Sundays off. Tusttn thlls area. Mrs. J.issner 731-2080 or 559-4446. IMMEDIATE PART TIME EMPLOYMENT $400-$750+ month Tht· fJ ,\ILY l'ILOT _________ _, 11t.'(.'(i., auto roult' dn \'t•r:-. TYPISTS SUMMER WORK 557-0045 ON-L I Nt-.: Tl'mpo rary l'l·n-1wwl Scrv1Cl'~ arl' pleased lto offer you a chance lo wm a lnp fur two to CA B O S AN LUCAS. lor home ncw:.pap•:r de· li v ery 1n t he San Clt·m e nll' <1rca. Mus t have cl1·pcnd1tbll• l"ar S(·ven duy:. 1\ftcrnnons 12·~5 301 M F & morn 1n~s un Sal /Sun 1:; ~-8 JO I Some c-oll('(·l ml( rcqwrcd r:arn1n1::. ba . ...cd on i.1:.w of route call '100·6KUU Ask for !"Of.I.er Ouellet or Mike &5h. Registe r and work 40 ------ - hrs and you arc m th1:. lmpan1ng ma n:tger 1:. rt• druwing !! IL·~ that Mm q wrcd for Impor t of pie!! Onenlal rugs Applicant WENEEU· 110.Key OpcratOrll • CRT OJ)t!rator~ , l'liX Opc:•rutor., 1Secretunl'S f w w o Sll 1 .Typ1sl., , G1!neral ()( r Clerk:. • E1le t:lt·rks I An -t.: Clt•rh { ltecept·IOnlSlb 1Mu~ II Operator~ U\-Llf\: flMPOllAllY PUISONNfl Sl lMCI 5 3723 Birch St. Newport •ach mw.l be fluent 1n spcetk mg. readmsi & wnttng Pcr~1<1n & Englis h langua1:1·:. ll111h. & have tht· romµrl'ht·ni.1vc bu~• nt''" 1·xpt•r1cncc~ f1f Per~1an hand madt- 1·nrpe1s an Iran. not les" than 10} rs Applicant re- qwn-d to have J apanese e xport bus ine ss ex· pcncnccs al least 5 y rs & able to s}>C'nk J ai>anci.t· lanuuage Full time qul.lhried applicant re· quired. Salary $1300 mo St.~ resume to Oncnt.al Hug G ullcry, 3617 I';. Coa11t Hwy. CdM. Ca. General ~ice --~- Pe rs on t"r1d1Jy for publt:.h1ng firm Ai· curate typing C<lwpm. Good phon•· munn..rii Compu.,c r11rr1·'1 J>t1n dcncc• St!lf m <.1t1vf1t.-tJ ~trt\(J ll> •tart Coll fl>r appt Mi. ililty ~;4!1 4H:"1 Girt Frid9y /Mc)r' IHSIDE SALES l mmed. o pc ntnl(s for ruipoos1ble, mature self 11turter who tt>m · mun1catcs cus1ly with 11thi-r~ S:il~ cxpen ence a phA11 t1ut not n..oqwred Will trnin MuM huve ltte l YIJln" 'lkilli1 557-0825 . ....,.._._ "" _ ........ TOD 4.1al<'amll)\l'I, ~t• H.O Nut w (.II . .' Alt\IOl l N\'H•r u ... ,,, l', I) I'. I.AB Tt:('tt II r nut I\' q"rcd A.'il'P 1m •ll•rn '(l, • pitrt um~: wl{nd• & i.oinl' 111.thh I lt•mululo10 &. d1l•tn1s l1y l' Pt>r Ph ' f erred tlJ I <!MO 1 L.A. 'f'lnit'A hum~ Ut'll H 'I ) ~Ml M~'tls JO Ull'i"ltinl to l<•um 1111 vhaiws 111 U$tl'fl('Y upt•ralloo If YOU a.re retm.'<I or work ~ncl stun & avtulablt· lo work approx 5 hrs bN wet-n 2AM & noon. ('all 5'1U·<l41H or964'49112 Ll-JGAl.St-lC lllo;'rAltY ·to partnt·r n ·qu1 rcmt•nl~ Xlnt. t y p1nl! & s h o r thand . uulu ty~wnter cxpcr des1ra ble. S.A & T ustin ar1•11 X1nt. salary comm with ub1 l 1t y & ex p er . 7M/97J.2J37 L1vc-1n hs kpr, 5 da ~~ wrek for elderly ludy SJC. AJso. I for 2 duyi. week. 492·003!i. fi61 0380 L I V £ · I N • p r c I <' r llwigaMan. middle· :ow lady for h.~ekt"('ping I or dderly gcntlcm l'n Non s mokcr ldnnkt•r !>46·4fi35 Llve-tn. child care fo r gi rl!. 2. 5, & II I.1tc· hou.sework. pvt rm & h .1 Flex hr:.. Npt Bt·h fwH8t7 LOAN PROCESSOR CLOSER lmmooiale opcnini: t"< tsl., IO our Sanla Ana loan fu c llily f•H <in I.''< p e rt t!n t l•<l L ua11 l 'roe~1r Savmi:i. a11d J~an moni:al!l' bunkinl! backgrounrl µrdi-rrt·tl Mm1mum ol 2 year~ l'X pcncncc with t·on\ t•n t1on al anrl Fil,\ V 1\ loans. PaJd l{l'ncrou.. ... mcdu·JI. dental und life mi.urJ ncc J><1rka~c with l'Xl'1•llcn1 :-.alary f(lr the n ght 1n d1VJduul Sowtd htterestiftq? Contact Clara (;onll BEVERLY HILLS FEDERAL ~&LoanAssn 505 North Tustin Suih 103 s..ta Ana. Ca 92705 C7 I 4J973-142 I ~Opportunity EntploJcr M/F/V /H •MACHINIST• 4-day 40·hr. week l'~DL~R INDUSTHIES 2101 Dove Sl. N ti. Acr<l!>!> from 0 <.: Airport Machinis t Tralot'l'. prt.'f1•r some shop cxpcnenrt· for Mnl mfg firm 111 lrv1nt· Call Hiley for ..ippt 971Ml(Jj() ~?'.~.t ... .?1~ ~~?~!'.~ ..... !!~ _.., .... no. PIT po.I ~·1 primary 1t11P '*'• are t l Oen.rel p&I~ of 1o00 food to ...._ \6 Intl• rlumb lrv1ne Cof1> community, "'If lilt "ledrica work. ia located •l MarArthur ,,;," 11n 1, A 111> m e laSu r:Mtu t"wy nr O.C 11-.rlW.. Ft'palr l'lt!ue Airport Need pe<>plu for 1 OJtl•ll J 1m eot J nH n , llmple food prt'panlloo Otar l11 •ta ument11 . Noc.11p nec MOllllY m om ~ brN Throuah by 2 oo da1 ly. up to~ dy11 •iex1blc tw.W•-• 71H ~;;r .................. . PACIAe• .. a ~~&owork 1n our 1m1n packacln" <»pt. Sbrtnk wrap exper d~11 1r~d but n o t ~· S:UO per hr LO MMl't Apply at Beh r f'roceu, lec.13 W Alton. Sant•An• ------Mi\lNT.-'.NANCr. WOttM:H Ill ''It> 111 1.-11u1114 ~och hr11 Ideal for yuunic I•--------• horncm11kf'rs or atud •nls rAm•CONflOL w11h tive cltu &~'I CAl .. B '1 to $1 :llo4 mo J'Wt1 .. m kill 1<l 1ih11nt & ron~ll ,.,Irk 1nvolvin1 $r1S 13 2$ hr CAii Xrls. Six mont.hN to 1 year eJC· ~7.6Z)2_u_n_2_00. p e r1e n c c . Plea11a nt 1tlrc.'t & IMll k rn.11111 M U)' ----------11•1111 t·r.-w ITil!ffiOOra & MI C HO HA RON f':ss t I 1111 n uw t•mpl0)'9l'li T !'.: s 'f t; ft r 0 r 1\w1.Yo11 ht•fm o i\lij( :trd. mct11Uuraical lab. t:xµ ~ •·ui c•I Ave. LUllUOll pnofd or sorne knld1t of l"•ilrh field wul' train. •'ull or 1•. I) r: I\ " p t 549-0949 ror appt. MAJNTr:NANCI'. SUl't-:l<Vl~OH l '11 )' (1t l.111u11rn ll1•:1t'h $1.11.il to $17tl-1 mu ~II 1tUllt'l\l'>OIY llO" In l'tf \ t'11n ..,t111c t1 011 & M.11111 1110M1u1oi. HeQ 1•on,11'4•1,11Jlt--<·on•.1 r & n~11n1 1·..:11\·1 1nC'lud1n1t 'u1.11•1'1,01' & ut1m1n 1llllll" \111>1)' ~>05 1-'un·:ct 1\\1', 1H1 tx•fo1t• Auu 3rd r: Cl r: I\ A •MOOIUHG • <.:lass forming for ramp & v1doo, lo be ready ror pro jobs lat{' s ummer Ntowly opened school u ntl ff\· 1· p I a c e m c n t l <W·:!:!nO • ----------Need lO make more d u1· to Mmtlk nur\t'l' I' t1m<· up 1nilallon·1 Plt.'a:. P t v.ork IJI Ol\ l! mo-; l'lumbml! w people tn m~mnl Call <'XP m·1· Tui.1111 urt•u for a ppt 4!14·51(i8 Kll~I ---------------MANAGER/ASST :! Days J)('r wk . It books. It muint. fo'or ap~H call 612 31117 MWl:tgl'r tra111l'l' No l'X pcn1·1w1· nl'C'l':.i.:iry S:J :;o pr her li7~ :Wll Manu1it•m1•nt B1L~1nt·~s111;in ha:. !'Xl'l'P t11111al ripply I o r .orn hll Ulll.' aSSllClilll' ltJ h a\ I' (1Wn tl1:.tr l'On 'IUltllll! bu~inc~'.'t without 111n•:.L llWlll !>Iii 79"!1 NURSE LVN or RN needed for lilt:• month of Aui::ust on prl\al e duty l'aM' 111 lr\'IOe . Call now. ;_11·t·1·µt Ull-! apphcation..., until Ju I } 2 7l h U I' .J 0 II N 1-1 to; A I. T II C A H E SEHVIC t:S. 7!'12-0'.Jill! Nursl':-. A1d1• or orrl1·rlv nl'l.~.kd for nii::h1 i.htfl Ill 1.1111" ho ... rJ l'n·t t:x1w r Xlnt. bt•ne w Ill., & in l'l'nllvt·. Apply lie\ l·rl} Manor. :J.10 V1l'lorui. CM NURSES AIDES Slate l'Cn 0111) S4 Pl'r hr to :.L;,n Xlnt bcnl·r1t:. & v. or k 1·" n d 1 t 111 n , Ba)' ll'W Com l1 11i.µ :!1155 Thurin C M w :J5Cj5 . I': () I'. :\'1ANUF ACT U HI N(; 7 Per:.un l"'>I m J•'" c l f) i.hop '" grnw1ng f ,1:-.t Nt'l':. & l'!>I m l Ullflll! Will t n 11n apµn·nt1t•1· vcll•run., bt•nl•f a\ ,111 i\n) .1rt rclalt>cl "'I> helµful :\1Jk1· he.1ul a11worJ.. & l:et pd '1·r) well Mall' fem l'lt•J :.t• ----------1·all fur 111ll'n wv. :\lun Nurst.,, Fri 1:r. lt/.l!l NUH .. ~r: 1\ILJ l'm:11t· l>u l) nt'l.-dl'<l Salin d ay & Pt'l'!IOn•U l)', outatimdan It & well aroomed. Hours 91tm·61)m. 1tood bcncftt.'l. C311 644·3389. Dam 12 ncun. Apply l*llVIHICO SliO Newport Cente r Or Newport Bcuch. t::.O.K P~TE.UP ~SEMBLER with 111 le1tst I yc·or l'.IC pl'r1en cc prdt•rably IWW!\j):lj)Cr Jo:xn·lh•111 t'Ompany twnef1t~ Apply bl-tw~ 9AM and r.l'M Monday throul(h •'Tlday ORANGE C OAST DAILY PILOT 6'12 5082 :n>W &ySI Cir..laMt..1'a r;quul OplJ(trtumty r:m11luYt•r PAX Opc:rawr Tell-phone· an.,wl•nnl! St:rVll'l' "'u II & l'urt t1m1• Uay.,, ''"<:' & 1ira\'l' yurd optm Will l rain 11:15 ~ PIXOPER. r:Urn whllc y11u l1·arn Tel1•11h11nl' r\n-,w .. rini: St-1\lt't• tul' 11m1· part t1m1· Vu11l•d 'hlfl:-. Oay~. allt·rnoon or t •\ I'll IOI!.'> IAi~:atmn:. an F/\SI HON ISi.A NI> C.:C.~iTA ~1r:.'i,\ IHVl:•H: TCSTIN lllN l'IM;T(IN kr:,\t:ll ldl·:.d tor 'tudt·nt:. & h11u.w"'"""' :\1any ,.,, hcrwf1h mcludml! pa 111 \ " l ,1 l 11111.., T ' p 1 n I! J:;"' 11111 r. o r. <.::ill 7>1:1 l:!JO :\ton thru l"ri l'EH~I)~ Fl< 11>/\ Y Uc:.11t11 . .,ale.., & t·ai1wt eXJ)(:r hl'lpful Youn1:. & <1rnb1t1<11J.., lot·ul Ii-I:! 22111. ,,~ 15511 ~l,\rr.HIAl.l 'ONTl!OI. Sunda~ I lam 711111 111 ~l.t1t·11.1 l l'•111tr11I ,., Lai.tun11 ll1lb Call l111'111 1---------- r)j:d111·r. t•nl n lt•\d ,..1-,1 l11rma l1on . l'f'.1011 :-.I 111111 '1111 l H 11f111•1· ,., 11 r: ,\ 1. T JI t' ,\ ll 1·: 111·1 rt'<tUlrt'll 1\111111 \ 111 Sr:t<VIC K'\. 752 f~J'.! Penomef IMTAKE IMTERVIEWER $4.62 Per Hour Part-Timt w11rk w 11gurt·' I kl .. 111('11 111111 a rnu-.1 ('all for arpt ;.,m 11;:1:J r: '> 1·: MATURE SALESLADY s;1;, mo+ht:rw lki:al lx:auty Suµpl) 26:! Jo: 17th SI. D l Mt·:.nlANIC. l'l\j)N Wllll ITIOfX.'d~ or mutort·ydl·' Mu:.t ha\c toob ,\pply ~101x'1711 :\I t• d I t• u I J ... ' I t' '< pcrit•nt t•fl Orthn1>ed1t Sori.t1·on. IYPIOj!. h;il'k "' l ll'l' Nn11 :.mok1·r 1.11; :;u;$ Nt.:HSl:-.IC: ;'o;1.,'(j ltN or LV:--1 for i''r1 & Sat rnght i.h1fl in l'<!ll\ ho;.p Xl11t i.alar) & bt•nt· of I cr1·d I u pa rt tmw cmµli1) t•t•i. 1\11Jll> lit:H·rly Ma nor J<IU V ll' 11111a. c:i.1 ADMIMISTRA TIVE IMTERH SJ.SO to $4.00 P•r Hour Part Ti• .Apply at .... Employ· NUHS ING ment & Tr41i ninq Live I n nl'c1Jtod 11 a rt Center , 538 Main t1mt.· llelp pal1t•11t with Street Hunt i nnton hl'r pcr..onal can · and ~ meals Tul'l-.da,y lhru "'r1 ~ until 3:00 PM da} lnlcr v1t•wm1: no"A ~27th, 1979. t.'l'JOll :"I tl l';Al.Tfl I_..._ _____ _ CA It t: S r. H V I C r: S 752 O!m PLUMIERS M1..,h1•ul 1\,..11,1.ull Bal·k 1----------~111 urnon :.en 11·1• & r • JJ ,J 1 r ' h 11 11 n 1· 1• d ' Juurnt•' m 1•n r.x p 1n h ... 111 n g h t• Ip I u I I I quJIJf1l'µl y Mon· Fri H ,1. Th e Earl ·~ J1lumhin,.:. 15:JJ W Lin· coin. AN ~12-1 753 ofl1l'l'. -.1enl1• 11•1·h111q111-. :-.n1n1: X rJt). t y µ1n~ Urolo~o orfit•t·. Npl Ill h MH U17 MEDICAL I Jve Ill, $200 pt:r w1·1•k plu.' room & huurfl n M 1 KIO 611)1 ur I 21:1 I l<ili !~1:11 ,..,&Womrn WClftted tr you arc m•w to Co~ta Mesa, tc mporunly d1~ cootmwn1i your c•duca - 1.Jon. rl'CCnlly d1schurgcrt from the ser v1c1•, or lor any rea.,on i.t•ckmg tcm · poru r y employm ent c•oos1dcr th1i. unique op portunlty ---------, (JI f 11·1· Summer Vacation Jobs With Kelly! <'a 11 Kt> II v fo r ;1 v;1rll'l.V of lt:mpnrary ;1 ~s 1 gnrn 1•nl ~ & a flt•x 1 hi t• "'11r k 1n g ~1'111•dul 1•. work & '1111 have t11m• 111 pla ,v You 1·;1n hl' u v;11·a 11on fill in th1i. .,um mer or jus1 hl'lp 0 11 i with v.urk m t•rlo:ul 1\ll o fflct• 'k1lh lll't'(Jt:'d - Plumhcrs nl'cded for new coni.truct1on & M 0r111C'l' ~ork. Mu:-.t havt· <iwn truc k . Xlnt w ;q(t·~ Plea.~l' appl)'. 203·H So W~t 81rl'h Suntu Ana llt!tl(hls -l'lumhtn ~ Tru•Dl'C llelpcr. Mui;t bl• d<'an. ncDt. relJublt• & w1lhnl! to ~>rk. fl.IS 1 lGI & 557 1807. c.rit>t sk1U.. reqwr1·d N11 :.horthand Will tro1n Salary open M2 :WOO l~1typinl( re<1. p mr flt, Mwds. apply Thi! Inn at 1·xp ht·lpful, uuto1hrc La1tuna. 211 N tou'.'tt You Can Earn S216P~Wk. IJalled <m your prOlluc 1.Jv1ty, t'Omm1i.:.1on, plu' mcent1vci. & ~xtra piof1l s har1n 1t bunui. Tht· women & ml•n Wl' nn· lool11n1t for mny b1· t1r1•tl o( typml(, foldini;? pu111·r,, wurc ho us r Jobi. anti worlonf( ror a hmtlt•d Ill come. Work with youn~ people. Rapid nd vance- rnent po11111blc. If you arc available to st art work 1m m e dla tel y. l'Ull between 9:30-2:00. •Typists •S.crrimies •Word rroc •Acct Cl«tls l'O H Tt;R t-'o r n•slaur11nt. t o l'lt·un k1lt'hl•n & M•r vu·r arcai.. 7am~tpm. Wed lhru Son XJnt N II ltx•ut100 Call forappt &15·5000f'Xt 520. Gi rl wanted t u h1·Jp Lal(una kear h hnu1w builder Pleus;.inl work lnl( condltJorui r:u •t-l11•nt pay . C ull ll uith , 675-55301497-4536 roUnf( 642 1741 llwy. LaJluna Ue<ieh GUARDJOIS SAV~OAS tr you want work, we have a job ror you ... neur )'OW' home. COM~ IN and cherk o ur how1y WA& WC pay top money. ALLSblftA available Appl,y In Peraon Mon·fi'rl S.m·~pm 5132 Coromonwe1dlh f'\allerton. CA IM W' Office Tri11n1"1· t'thn.c. h:arn rulini;c It clai m s 30hr. week 1136-Kn IMSUUMCE Group health cl•hns ex wniner: £xp at leasl lyr. &htry open. M9·1761. ............... " ......... CJ Experienced or nurtery bacttaround F\lll lime. 4'M--0188 • JANITORIAL ROUTE WORK. Economy vehl- Mon·Frl 8: 31M: 30 clereqd. (213)438-5615. Z:tOWWamer Mm 217 JANlTORlAL · Co. has Santa Ane, Ca Immediate openings ror WILLS FARGO full· 6 part.time hclf in &1!.&ID the Coit. Meaa. I .B. ..,..._ are.all. Mon·Frl. 6pm to mYICIS 2:30am. Please call Di.won~ Beker 2L31282..Q9 8 to 4 pm . or ~-·-~I 213/282>8425 i.wen. .-.~ Servlcetl -... to6:30pm Mon· Fri. _... ()pportualty ........ ~ .. ,, John9on. Johnaon Baby ~~~~~~ ~u eo. <Diapoe•· · GU•BAs bleDlv.1 ltlooltlncforan ~ necullve HCretar)' to ra.u • Part Um•. All w..,. Dtv. MaMaer. a re u . U a II o r au Appicanll llbouJd have furalalMd. A,.. 11 or ........_a.nm. no+> 6 cww. lldnd ftleome. •bortllan• · •111111. Ea· .. _._~= ....... , . ....., ...... not 1Y Ullwnal ......., • .....,. la de S."lce. l llf W. 5Lb ....... =~~ft· 11r91&. s.nta Au, ID• .... -\1 l l•N Dftd wvtew .._ ~116 w Iii 111 mt d wiUl aa ••· ......... rn. ...... ~··· ..... .. , .. ....,._.., fllllU ... l~CI; I'. W.W. ,..... .. Ml ,..,... 'IT b -8 ]' I ll .......... -... C..-lf ......... ..... ••tllH .... 1ntt11,GL@ .. 9.s. .. ...... ......... \" -·~-.... ,, ............. ,£ - ' Ma1nt.enance nwn for 55 W\ll 1tpl. L•omplex 1n <.: M 642-5'173; C213)1165·31S51 (1.89 •r DAY ~t'a a1.fy0u pay for aaoday ad in lhe DAILY PILOT SBVICI DIRICTORY DOITNOW! Costa Me.a 645-6514 MZ..1671 Sell Idle Items MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITlf;S SATURDAY & IVINING INYUYllWI ........... .... ... ,.., llllfy ...... ". .................. , .......... ...,..,. .............. ...,... ""'"-········..,..,· /4lll'IMllCI.~ • ... . , --. .................... --, .... ~ ~.... -... l_ .-(lOlf f0 ..,.. •Clerils T (I p J) ·' :-Jl II I d 'at•at11111:.. ri•ft•rr11I. ho n11..,1•:-N1•vt•r a h •l' IELL~ S EAV1Ce; l:> Call or Come In Toduy lrvtnt:' 833-1441 2 102 Busint!SS Ctr Or Suite 208 lluntmi.tton Beach 847·3498 11!1117 Wa rner A •1• •215 ~a1iunti NiJ(U{'I 831-0542 279S7 Cabot Road Santa Ana 715 N. Main fin H&R Block Offtcel Equal Oppe>rtunlty Employer M F' .L------------ ...crrn:n net'<ied h11o:h W<iJ(t,'S. Must huvl' pro· du1:t1on t'xpt.•r. 645~ ------ PRACTICAL HURSE Matun· person for pvt duty at Co nva le scent Hospital. Purl lime 5''5-!1221i Prc -11c hool t eac h er nt.oeded, full lime. PIT Santa Anu. 556-2676 Pre School tcucher. exp 'd with toddle rs. Part time. ~- Ptr clencal. Ille typing, phones. M11turc. reliable. 0.11 for oppt 642·2256 Sl.8911r DAY That'a ,\1J. )'OU pay fora a):~lld DM.Y PILOT SOVIE IBTDllY 00 lT NOW ! 641-1671 ... MllpW_.... 1100 t...;w....., 1100 ...-,w..w 1111 ....................... . ...................... ~ .................... .. Rt.:ADlNG AW L 10·15 hr1 Cred. o r n on . M2·0608 The Readin g Game. R E AL. £STATt: SAL~MAN WANTIW EAJtN UPTO 15'~ COM· MlSSION NET I t:arn $SOK t o S IOO K by Christmas. 2· Find out why new lie. eurn b•tt SA here. Come talk with them. 3·0ur product 11n e xpensr ve land budteet terms. 4· t•rc ·sel 11ppts galor•. :;.Find out why "we 've got the 1>1•111 thing gomJ( ... Ask for Mr lloward. 9M-3402 Real l:Atalf' Sales BOILER ROOM GOT YOU DOWN?? WE HAVE •Sl::MI 1•vr 01-'1-'IC r~" •St-X.:HET/\RY •'TOW; COMM •AIHPOHT IJU~ CN1 It 540-2702 SMILLIONSS CLUB AGENTS WANTED •1\I Hl'Olff m;~ I ',"l;'I II ·~E~f PVT Of",. IC'r.~ •TO !Y.i'; COMM 540-2702 REAL EST ATE SALESPERSONS ('hangt· uff1 ct.., and 'tll Wllh u~ wh1·n · alflu•·nr W<Jlk IO., hll} llrl·,t1i;:1• homl .... O~Tlt r: W,\Tr.H ,11 3J:ilj \'1 a l.1d11. ~l•I Uc·h ROC)ef' Brown R.E. 673-1020 Ht·.AI. E..'i'f,\Tt; !--.A Lr;.._, 'Ip 1· n 1 n g 1 n " ,. I I 1~tahl"hL-<l lb uw I 1rm Tr.11111n g. ,;,, ... 1-.111n1 ,. u1•1wrou:. 1111111111 ... ~11111 ,,thl'(luh · Ca 11 1>:1 v. n or Lt-. H.3:1 Hfi4JO • Real Estate llrolcen&Salesnwn Wt· hav" <lll ol)(•nini.t l11r :.! 111·1·1\. .... ~-:-. ~ho art• n •all} limh1lluu,, ,\ lo' •·I'< 111 fin· offcnng } o ur · o v. n µn' all' de:-.k & :i II l ht• nccc•,.:.1lic:. lor "u1·•·l·:-.,.. JllU., U j) lo 70'; l"llm m1:.s1on Call :\l arJ11r1 c l . I ark . H 1· i. · o l' n t 1 a I ,\1 anager. for apµutnt mt Wesa.y M. Tayior Co. Hl·dltur.. t.rl 1·4!1111 RECEPTIOMI ST Full llm•· l'r1Jp1·rt > Manai:cmt'nt firm local l-d 111 In rn1· Contact t\1m or :ilt..t•Mt'. H 30 lo 5 30 ~I() ~l!f.I IU..'l.·l·µUon1:-.l T) µ1 ... 1. full t1inl.·. musl haH· ~omC' exp Small mfg plant II II X Int ht·nl'I 11 ,, 1191 S:l51 H r: c r: I' T I 0 N ( s T I S .. .:CHETARY Pho111·"· lyptn~ for ins l'O by 0 C aJrport i!i<!· 175(/. H.c<'cpL10111:.t tram1•t• F T p oi.1t1o n fo r bright 1·hl~riul dependablt• Ill· dJ V1dual to handlt· Liu~)' phom.-s Ii ll' lYPllll! Op- pu rt u n 1 t y lf1 ll·arn <1~pt•ct~ of mort J.::• l!I' bank1n~ C:1ll l>l•bhy hctween 1:1 3tHO J01UI only 549--887l Rt•1·l·pt1on1 :.t C a s h1 l'r Nat ·1 l'Ompany net"<ls f 1 pcri:on W1· will tr:.1111 Must cnJO)' talkin1: tu pcoplt· Lit<' 1yp1ng n1T. S.l!I :n!I ---------llt'<'epl1orus1 'l•rrand J:trl· purt tJme Hours 1·5 Mon thru f"rt S·toO. F or N l•wport B car h Developer . Must havr dependable ear . 645·4910. RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Mature. s harp per son. expr'd as r ccept1on1s t heavy ph on es. T yp e 50+ wpm., In voices, qUOl.alions. orders. f'ront office appearance. Top salary & benefits . Irvine ""m-Mfr. 540·8894 Rt:Ct:PTIONlSTI AS · S I ST ANT -ror Veterinary clm1c. exper . preferred. Dana l't. area e&l · 1658, 495-2042. RIC.-nOMIST NC.......... ~ OIRL • Boutlque lh hm-4pm Sl40iweek. part·tlm e a flernooH. Mon thru t'rt. No areu Ml.ult IMl reliable fr ab .. ~... l01f'W.87$-787e. -- Re<:ept.1gen. omcc . It SAUS/HAllDWAU t)'PUlg. bkkr.1 Small n" Muat h1m1 know14'<1te ol 3.1Oil.aleol 1c:r . Luteuna loc ks . bullde r '• and Its O 30 lo s. Mon thru clMWITI hardwaN. Mon Ft1 C.1141)4 0731 thru Fri. Be ndllll. - - - -L1taun11 lturh l..umber R. K SALt:S MAN AU 1.;JC 49' cl&31 or !MO-H267 AJ(lilrt'M IVl· ... ner11tt1t• ----- IJ''r,mnuhty 111•1•111•11 for Silll'M JIO!llllon in µro"rc•11slv•• U r.ou h1tv1• 11 l(<IOd voiCt'. Heul to:t.t~t•• fir m :! 11 1114h 'ldM1ol t'4lucallon. years n .. : Sult•s I'll Jtl'r' r11 wlll111" 111 ll•llrn & In nt-.'Cl tf d Salury +-ov1•rr1th• of l10 11pportunlty l.f> dt•· Call~ r..'73 v1•h11 y11ur 1wlllnli! 11kllh1. 11.l'Jflllllll'llnt LUHCH COUNTll t'~)()I) l'HY.l'MC/\"1 lllN fJ1•rJiil111 w1111tl'fl t11 w11rk Ul lu11l'11 ('l11J1th•t Ill llirl(I• h1·11 I I h 1111111 ... ,, , ,. l't1•v1111.11. ••x l'"'n ••111 " •I•• ~ \ r a " I ,. 11 II I " .. ' 1w1·•·11 "' r v II 11 d '''"' I uriw:h"d '.It• •It' r• I .C. lh1'-11 11111<111 1\1•1•11 l.1111Jlt"ll! ... ,,,,,,,,,. l1••IW"I II ( ·"'''' , I ,c, 110111,. l" l•tN• , ,, " I II• th<· 111uth ''11 , ,.,.,. •,hf'l•l1flltl '' "'' ' I " / • \'II~ •• /\'~ lltf .., ,,, .... , 1111.1 ... .,, .,,,, h ill ltr11•• "'''''' ,.,. l l l'lf1ll I I f•o!J I: I•, f I ..,_,,., 114/olfll' 1 • • .,, (, lt1ltft1~1 • ..,.,, t •• )t .(, 11• (J •~ fl tJ ,, t, I ' ti • t 1, ,, ·1111 r 111 JtJ<.t ,,.,, ,,, •• fS.,t,., f~,, '· ·y,,,,,. 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IJt.1t \fJU I Jll ,1111 1 ,11 fl "''mt' ,:x1r.1 1 ,1,11 V.1· n1·•;l 111111 h 111111 h1 Ip ••• WEIMERSCHNITZEL 450 I Jarnbor~• Rood Newport Beach, C A l'l•·:L-.1' .1ppll Ill I"''~"'' .md 1'11)11~ th1• 11·,1 111 I h•• 'ummt•r "1th u:-. t.<ju;tl t lpporlurlll' 1·:m 11l•J\1'1 m I It IC r:i·,, 11. ~ ro In . n•·t·tl., 1•11PrJ.!t·l w &-''''II 'l ·• 111111,1n & \1•r11\ 1 lt·r k I lllnt·: B •. 1 kl'I SI t ' \I t .ii I :\1 r' "1 .11 r" 11 I! .1 i~I 110 1 !--.\II. \1 \l\l:-0.t. 111.tl• 111 ll-rnat.· I .111 '"" l>t!.I SALES/STOCK MAH llil!h .-I J " pluml11111! -,hlJl.l r\Jll or 11.1rl l 1111•· Clto,111, nt•,11. 1 t•l1,dtl1'. :-4/llll' plumh1111! knhll! 111· :.1r..1ht1· hut 11111 111'1' :>Jj' llilli Salt~ AUTO fl 1-;N Tt\I. r:, r l'lll'nt 11prl(1rt u111ty for ,.;.1 1~-, m1ncl1•d rt•n1al agent 111 Wl•ll 1·:.tabhi.h1·1l t·ar rt·ntal firm llonu:-. 1n1·cll11\'t•:. & uµj)ltrtunlly for ad\ ann·mt·nt l'o:.1 lwn., open 1n Orani:c Counl } olf1t•t•' ,.;,.. pon1mn· not ncl·l·:-.aMtrY wt•w1ll train A~k for Mr Sander. 53-1 <IOO'l SALES 1\ FUiier oppty . caro S6 to SR per hr r:mplo) Cl'' necdc.'<I for mt·rrhanrhi. mi:: & d1io;t rb div "'ur min call 557 99914 Sale. IRIDALSHOP l':xp m rctu1I r loth1n g pref'd. but will tr um for p l l pos 1t1 on 1n CM . Pleasuot working cond~ 556-9333 546-1121 •SALES CLERIC* Inside sales "'It HIJ area. XJnt ro bencf. & working t'Ol"ld. APPLY IN Pt:RSON Gt:Nt;RAL OFt'IC t: PALM STATION t:RS INC lrotS. Harbor LSI. f)Jllert.on SALES/Ot;LIVl':nv If you nt'Cd a der1•nt pay m il JOb up tu S4 Sil +-t''' S 9pm. cull ult lpm . 531.()111 SaJei;. full time. rt>La1I lor r:.i.t ~rowlnit athll•llc !>hot! ~lore orl(anm 1t1on Good pay. good bonu~es. pr omotion pote nt i a I. Sales exp not required. but preferred. 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'•• "'y,11 J'' ,.,n•.111,, Jr • .d ,, 11•'' ,,,,,, ,. ,,,. ,, t1u·1•1 , 111 rt1 r ,,,, ·•• ''"• •, .,, tl• •·fJ ,,, •• ''"' t1 ',,,, • ,, I•·•. 11• t 1,,,,,. I ( ,,,,,,., • •1rnm 1,111 ' •• 11 11n .11:,. ''" .. 111it 'wh ... po·r"'tO •1Ul• 1<k. f11r 1.iniv.n.11 ,1·n11 •..., Jllgh ' .imm1» ·.:,1. 11111:1 !'> \ I. t . ~ (/ II d I I I \ !'-1.111...,po·rv.n n•'t.'<ll'll tror • n ·Jl" 1·. h1 f a:.h Jt•wt'lr} 1•.1lt.-n \tu ... t cn)l)Y v.r1rk10J.! v.1th puloht• t .\ 1 1ltnl! f111a11n.1l lw nd lit.I it;l 1• 11.1> 1 l'IJmm In 11 ,,..,,,..,! 11<·" pb1· 1•a ll l..11-:1111.1 lk'.11 h 1:11 llrJJ :-..111 ' :-..v.1rnm1nJ.: P ool Sp.1 :-. . .i..... ll1 i::h 1·arn1ng 1111l1·n11al lnrll\ 11lu,d ~ p11•\11111' h11m1· 1m flfll\f'lllf•lll ... alt.,, l 'XIJ fill I\ n1'l•fl ;1pply Jr\'llll' 1•1.r11 ... 1111· 71 1 ;~17 111~1 SALES/Students Slutlcnt:-. t•urn S4i ::»i 1wr hour Pan lmw or lull 11m1· :l\;11la hh' (';tr ~ ph11n1· nt•t·e,..,ar~ L'al l 5.'jj !l.f.M l\1M111o11 fur lhl' ftm o:.l Ill 111 • 11 ' d. v. '' m c n ·:. l.t .. llion • l1>1hinJ.: I" µre "·1111) h.rik 111g fur ~I fl\.-O pl1• llllt'rl''ll'll Ill ii '·"1111111 • .1re1·r 111 :.alt•:-. v.i lh .11hann·menl mlu ma n:iJ.:t•1nt·nl ll l h1:-. •~ )•JtJr i.:oal 1•all lor ;i ppl IUarn lo tiµm Tiit. LOOK fi 1-1 :J.100 •SALES YACHTS )lu:-.t have ~a11Jng exµ. Com m unly Kuna :\l;innl' 714 ll75 MO:J ~t:C1 HrX'PT wa ntl-d for .,1ot•k broh•rs o ff1cc. G<1od 1yp1n1t rcqu1 r c.-d. Sala~ OPl'n _<1~-llO~-_ Sec r e ta ry Co r ILi:: f>lovl'lopcr Mature & non i.moker Good :.ktlb. No Ul!\.'nt•y 'i. pl eas e 7;~!l50I SECR£TARY Ll1C' traffic & pleasant ... urrounding~ for small mai::;u.1ne publi:.hmg co. Sho rthand :.kills re · 11wred Minimum 5 yr... .. x pt•r . Salary com- ml'f\bUTatc. Im med open· m r.t Pho ne for a ppt. 75211174. Bnng resume. S t;CH to:TA RY IT Y Pl ST. SllJ<llmo .. Tus t tn, Lts:. .. :ngm cerang, 540·08111 . Debbie. --------·--SECRt-;TARY. P llimc. energetic. self starting yo ung p e r s on w /s tatis tlcal t y pin g slolls nc.'edcd 10.3 wkd}'l>. Salary open. Ask for Hoblll, 644-2S07 s.cr.t..y.aKepffoMlt An."lWCr phones & convey fnendlv personaliily in a1..11vc Hunt. lk h. real c11tutc office. Typing muumul. lm med. open· tnl(. 11.30-S·:JO. Mon thru "h CUii Nancy for in· terv1cw Sltl-3347. StX:Rt.i'ARY "'ee paid. •'Un office. Ty p e, Ille la ans w e r pbonee. Great benefita & advancem e n t $8000 salary. Alao fee Job5 . Call Dic k O 'Neil. i-------- ""II ume. cheerlul. ex· per1enced Individual With strong shorthand It typing wanted. Apply in penon wilh resume to Mr. f\aentes at Robert Bein. William Fto.t la Aaaoc. 1401 Quall St. Newport Beach. 540-5Cl01. Snellint Ir Snell· ln8 ~ Newport Beach, Alene>'. 4MO Campus ~ST FM peid. Beautiful of. nee ln new bualneu com · pa.x, LcU ~ people con· tact. run Job. Ru s h ! -.+. Al.to lee Jobe . Call Mary O'Connor, 540-SOOI. SMllinl,, Snell· Ina ~ Newport Btada ~.4NOCampua. ... ~ CMFT SHOP SICllT AIY MAlltlon HOTa X1nt opp1.y few efficient Excellent opportunity 8111 w/top ttcre t arla l for an efffclent , people· skUla to work In raat orlent«I individual, able paced Npt. Bc:h R.E. olc. to work Pttrt Umc even· Call Ula, 813>2800. Ina houn. lncludtn1 Sat •--------•am. A~y In penon, SIClll'AIY Moel thru ,,.I, larn·12 ~ Belt Atthitec· noon, r~. llaral Firm , SH not D Nft'port Cent.er Dr ,__.,,, Hlaly eocD• Newport Buch a..urac.e w1uper. Call f.X>~ 11/Y Tom Moon • Auoc. .,,..1 ... t ~ r • I ~ -. :.. . '. 7 11 ,. .... ,. .. •SECRETARY Secret ary /Bookktepeor '°" cio.ta M_. Plumb IJ\& Co Capabk! girl fn day type Good eond1 OOnll, •alary IM'_AOl.lab.le. ~ A IMdlnl aavlft,. and IQ&rt b.u an excellHf .,,,... .. opportwuty In --------111 tt 1 Nlrwport Buch ol· n Sti«1ed appti('anl ---SICIETAIY Hilhly 1k1lled, ahorthand l'eqtared Sm1 law orftc:e, lW'POlt area. NJJl Od1. ~ ex~ttH't.' nut re quired but 11\ti!'l have knowled1e of curpora- l i o n 1 ln c l udlnit termloology & ability to read financial 11tate - meots. Respon.'llble to ~for management ~ legal affal.l'l> of muny bmall <'<>rporaliom. Wall K!adly train anl.Alll11:enl, :-.table 1>erson w 1cx t•cllent memory & re- <1u1s1te ikllls Sillary open. If you »re very good yoo wlll love the ,lob. U you are not p lea:.e <*>~.:'pply. ~-"982 SECRET ARY /bCJCll Trainee for ~tatc pla n· rung Dept, sm law ofc, ;u~rt urea . NR Xlnt l)'J)lng s kills. unusual op- pty 833-!19112 Secretane:'i Typ1:1t:. WE OFFER OPPORTUNITIES! TOP PAY FOR YOUR SKILLS SECRET ARIES: SllORTHANO UICTAPJIONI'; TYPISTS: Cl..EftK STATISTICAL W\ll be tr*'Mld tO haodl" a \•&nety of duU~• U\ 04olr t..o1rn D~partmrmt. at> .. t-11 a,. handUna r\'curc.l k~ Md COC'niapon d\•O\'e. TyvJn1of60 wpm. bUfOO gener~d uff1ce ex· perience, 10 key o r c•akulator 1>k1lls , a nd !ihorthaod IOr 11peodwrll· u~) ul W-100 WlJm aru r"· qwred Thi .. full tune pos 1t1011 offers Bn ex· ewlcnl i>larl.Jng i.wlury ~ ool.iland:ina benefits pru- gram and beautiful work t.'flv1ronent Please cBll for an interview appoint mcnt FtDBJTY FEDERAL SaYiMr ..ct LOCM A1111 17141636-707' An t'.:qual Opportumty Employer Secret1.1ry REALEST ATE SECRETARY W<' nl'ed an mdlv1dual with ~ood :.horth:ind :ind typing :.kill:. Wtll work for 3 Managt•ment level JJl.~l'll· .md a1>b1:.t other d l' fl a r l m t· n I a I M'<Tl'lanei. il:. n1•l'd1·cJ Mu.'t hJvt• (-dut·allon or 1·xpe·ri1·n1·1• 1n on•· or mon· <11 the iollow111.: u.i ea.'\ • H •• n I t: !> l ;; l I' •1-i.n ow •'l'1th:or Lc1:ul We hilVC a UOIQU\' work - m~ environment and full t .... ncf1ts packagP. Plca1tc upply 111 v t·rson a t Personnel Department. Pacific h4utual Top Pay No 1"ec 700 NPwport Center Or Paid Weekly N~POr1 ~ilth, Ca 9'.!600 ~ t-:c1uttl()ppc1rtun1ty ~~~-..... i:;•m•p•lt.'y•e•r •M•/•F--• Tow Truck Drivers ex· pcr'd Top pay. Apply G&W Tow ing. H OB Ohms Way. C.M. 642-12!>2 Travel Agent· Min 2yrs exp for bw.y offu:e. Com merc1al exp net:. Salary o p e n . So . Coa:.t Travcl/Judy 646-4496. --. TR UC K ORIVt:R · PR O DU CT I ON T HA I Nt:l': f o r s m chemical mfg t-o 21 yr.. rrun age. gd dnvang re t~ird. neut appear. Apply I 'll'M. Mon-F'ri. KL Moore Co . 135 Com m1·rc 1al Wa y, C .M 5'1.11 !JIJI Typ1 ... l I'll, general •>I f1l·e. tiOwpm , :.alary tom ml·n ~u r iltc w / t•x p !157 llll*> Kathy. TYPIST r:xp reproduction typ1~l wtfull range or typing & wammar :.kills . 540 2062. TYPIST Ac curat<' typ1!.t t o operale Burroughs Oocu mcnl machine. Mus t type SOwpm. t!:x~rience deurable but will tram . We offer a good op- portUni\y tor advance- ment with xlnt co. paid benefits. Salary com· mensurotc with expcr. For appt. pluusc call Personnel at 640-4580 ·-. -. --- TYPI ST· Part-ti m e. $4.00/hr. 10·3 weckdys, 644·2526 Robtn Lg refrigerator, runs well $75. 549-S4178 Kenmore gas dryr $!15, Hotpomt blln·tn dshwhr ~. Maytag wshr $1 25, S.gnuturc s1df' by :·ucJe refng ~-Guaranteed & deb vered. 546 K672 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMITB> EDITION SHOW & S/\Ll'; SeptH 9 Sheralon·Anahe1m For dJ'lcounl t1c·ke1.. ... de· laJL'i, wnle: ALt:A, Uox 1034 J . Kermit. Texa~ 79'71.'> lkydft 8020. .•........•..........•. Schwmn. i:arh. "Lil' Chik" strng ray. lk nw $75 1>42 34,19 IHH Hon:url' W1.1y, NU. ne:ir cornl·r 1'1.&bun &iL:.t .. ldincj Mcftrials 8025 ......•••.............. (.,1eur Muhogilny l x:J. Ill' a fl. 1-\1 11 lxl 10< a ft. 8'ti-62ll. Doga 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lhasu Apso pupp1ei. Cbo1cl' litter. AK<;. Cha mp·llne. 586·!l67G ev~.wknds. COCKAPOO P UPPlt:S $10.00 770-5020 AKC rest111. Cu1m Ternc r. Fem. 8 m<lti. fn•c lo n"ht home. D~ 754 1033. eVl'b 751-19S'J ShlhTzu. cheap w1 br~en1 terms. ll<VJNt. • cretary. lloo kkeepur . roc-epl.Wrusl for R.t:. ofc. full or part lame. Exp prt•ferred . Phone TYPIST __ . _ ~1-1188. We n eed a bright l.h A · ...... rGetJc person·S""ed a sa pso puppies 3 673-:J:JS5 '~ -~ • ----.. ...-M a I e s . A K C r c !l U! Important, accuracy IS 752.9445. SECRET AIY SECURITY COLLECTION GATE GUAID Cll8enllaJ. Good 1>tartang . --- Uu.w property mana1.w· Guard for pnvale com ment firm in f 'ounla1n mwuty. LMguna &ach Valley has immed wu.· Pref. mature person with opening for collcct1on M·c·urlty b ackgr ound. llt'C!'eWry Oul1e'! include Call Mon t.hru f'l't , U lo 12. all phases or rent coller· •!»-8571 wage. frie ndly at · OOf.UI·; AK<; M ~a rb mosphere, mature. Non cropped & hccn ~cd i.moker. As k for P al. 5'hm0. flOO •bcst offt:r 898-43S7 15541 Computer da,Ys 498-4285. _!:.ane.H.;!___ -....... toYou 8045 t111n tnrludmg rnurt ap -·-.. _ • _ _. µcarances. Would r e St::CIJRITV GUAR D · <1wre excclll'nt lYJllllJ.: MAttSJI ALL for pvt 1>k1lls & ub1l1ty for ur t•ountry club Lau una 11;aruzat1on. Would ubo N1glH·I. swml( shirt, .:olf work clo:.ely with cor· t.'OUl"!>e 11t:cunly. Salary porate attorney. ~x open 496 57 67 Pau l <'<•llent 11t1u1J.ng SJlury of Scodeller ~l<XXI or commensurate w/expen ence plus gw-. Sec:'y/Receptlon1s l R.E. ,tJk>wance. Call Sue Mon developer. s trong typing thru 1''r19 to s. 964-2566. & Rood phone ex per rcq. -R. t; /I-A crow e x per pref. -.. ------1 631-5001. ---· -- TYPIST /RECEPT Mature, accuratic typust, xlnl benefit:.. S49-1767. Ty pist & Data e nt ry trurnec Must be self starter, willing to learn SO wpm typing .It ac- curacy a must. Call for up p l. So . Coa st Repertory. 957-2602. &fttOLSTERERS Exp e rie n ced , t a ke c h a r ge person f or permanent em ployment. Xlnt. co. be ne . Call S48·Ul88 to arrange in· terv\ew. ~ARIES• G.0 . type80.S800 Stal/RE S1200 Reccpl/lype 60. l!IOO G.0 ./brighUOOO 0 .0 ./RE/dtct S9SO secy /RECEl'T Newport Beach Ad A.gen- <'Y nood.s girl W /Xlnl typ· Ing skills, pleasant phone l•-------- J\dmAsst /bio-md S25K • £xper Counselor Sales, Our Office• AJ>Pointment Only Lu ltetnden Agency 4020 Birch, aitah '64 Newport Beach, 8.13..flUIO persona lity. Start Im · m ed. 4 DAV WO RK WEEK. 7am·6pm, Tuea thna Fri. Call Kathy at 6Mo-5(8} I VOCATIOHAL COUHS&OR SIUOO,_Y ... .,,,,., .. TIM •1¥1~ SICllTARIAL -'SftlOI SICRITAIY f'ee pa.Id. Dynamic com· Salary $1008·$1114 ... , nd Tr•l•I•• CHt.r, 531 M•l1 Jtn•t, HHtl1t .. 01 ._. ..ete J:HPM, pany ln Jr vlne. Client CXlnlaet. Great advance· ment. All benefits loclud· in& dental "prollt •bar· Ina to lllOO. Also ree Jobi. Call Dlck O 'Neil, ~a1. Soellloa llSoeJl- ina ol Newport Beach A,f/lllaty I 040 Campus. SECRET ARIES Perform1 complex Ziiia. clerical, ateno, "public~~~~~~~~ oomact dUUes. Req1. 4 )Tl MCf /a&eoo exp. Type 55wpm. l /h IOOwpm. Ap- ply Immediately l ANTD: Professional woman atrictb for Iron· 1n& It wardrobe upkeep tor couple In L a1una Newport llewa Unified Beach.. Muat take pride School Dial. In wort. Perfection ex· LIOlllth. St. pected. 10·11 hrs/wk, Newport Beacb aa1a.ry neaotlable. Ref a 5M.a400 WllUd. c.JI Debbie al C'lwllied Penonnel or. m.1121. ~· :::=.w:v: •--.. -~--11-.-----,-.- lrom lpm·~· IUteAYOHLY £.0.E./A.A.P. To deUver Dally Pilot ...... earn.. .... We bave MV•&J open.· ln11 for Secretaries. Theee are for Depart· mall.....,.. whore· qdre INlt'Ntartes who not o nl y ll•v• 1ood ..cniarial Mau. but alto ld••tratt .. abtUtyl~~~~~~~~ _.-..ieal.,u&• •rw .. nortarae•t•· Uon ........... • lood . II MI I .. CUii drtvlaa reeord. Pboa• Salarr 11mmtn1uraa. ftllea •fll Ml·UH aed Hll for .-pnriDua ,.......,.. Exp'd..-.Qeudrtv· tla"1 ... ,,,or Doe .............. CJ•· lnl record.= lD ~ ::-:..-=-:.. • ..!~ ~~ .... ~ ,.._ .n. 1t1'*'1t r•· hmOCAb]!or!: lllPLOYSR __ .,.., lapenoa. SAC ff & a I ."'Pii"i: .,.._.tin --'ed. 1CHOOL &all*ieeted.. fuU u ... tall Balboa Ml ..... »t ll.8 . ...... llertH.l. Nt·MTI for RalMI, .u beneflu c.u &.u.&. 111r1H. Martir• hl·HCI or ~~~;;.;f.;:;1~,~;;..;.;~;.;...-IO·• ........ '"''°'"°"' -...-.•aaptedlora OlltlUm Moill. Alltr =........,r.v. ... M .... __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** F.C.Scw-t 41JlShorecrest Ln Corona cJcl Mar You are the winner of ...... frff tid&.tt ($22.Mvalue>. to Ringling Bros. &!mum & Bailey CU'CUS Au#(. 2nd t.hru 13th Anaheim Convention Cenlcr Tickets must b e ex· c hanged for r eserved aeats at the Convention Center ahead of tame. C.all 642·5678, ext. 272 to claim your lickots. *** Free Samoyelt remule spayed 4 yr old paper11, 8boU up to date. loves kids 5»&196. 752-6770 U Junipers, 3 varteUes • you dig. 493-1202 lam a cute lovable very am aclll male cal aeekln1 a h ome. Please call 968-3045 " ask a bout Samuel Shep. mlx. lovable. 8 moe. old, 1 blk/tan male, l pure white fem. 49$·6119 n-ee ldl~. all colors, to IQOdhomes. Call IMa.1983 days .......... 1010 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CASHPAJD fbr id used rum , anU· 11'*4-ClrTV'1157-8W **llUY** Good UMd J\rnltur• • Applilntel -OR I will liilcrll:U.fqrYou MMTllS AUCftOM ............... 21 Or.-~ue Wfet.·hu ._ ..... .....,c ... "' ...... 72'' wide. ff" :o_~..,. m or otrw. Ore•• llt11t beck oc caatoHI ch•ir w. 01 &oaan •· IMO-TCMI vo .. r frteed• and W:IH IR --·CIMltfted wli•n tlleJ la a•• =-et; • to ..... ,....,,u '" ........ lt .............. , ~pc K.B Contemporary dining 'et. Very AOOd <.'00<.I Aft. G. 642·006J. Refr11~. We!>t1nghouM• frosl free 19cu ft Qn :.1. solabcd. Dbl lx.'<i malt. & ~-mg.-. 4£9 ~SI UH.AND Nfo:W 3 PICC'(' 'lec- t1onal. Make o ffe r . .548·4622afl 5 30 PM White :-port nmi. 151 lo l1l H V or van lfi ~un Mu.,t •WE PAY CASH• Good ust.·d furniture. Aµµh :ince:-, TV's ctt· 636-1610, 547.9153 8055 ................••..... Sll'Y MOVING SALE 'J\Jt-"')1W1m All Day. lfi l'r:ll<;JI ST , WOOU· liHIUGr~. lltV. Oarc<:- lloo.-. Culver I<> Warner. tum right lo SlOflel·n ·ek &iirwt·rt•li< to No t'ncJ OI J .;ikt· to C'n11>•wn't!k t l1tfl I Gu I blk, swing ni;:hl lo l'en·h Sl TV r·on1>olc·. rurnllur•-. hou:.e hold llt•m... l.c1h or i•ootl thini.:--. Call ~!ii •m12 1';1t111~ul1-. 'f'hur:.. ti !il'M. l>unk l11·tl.., <I re:.:.1•r::.. ..,1lvt·r. 1111 ,,1• 21,2:! (.'n -:.t vww Ur N IJ Rotary c:.io;ement mowrr, Hookshl'lve.-.. 2 cout· hl'!., L 11 n t· t b Is . I a m p :. , Mugnavox ~•1·rCi,, .:la!.:. LOp din. :.cl 19564! Sierr a Soto. Irv. <Turtlcrock > Thur::.. f'r1. II ., Sat 7 28 ~IAM 2'100 &::Iden Coellu Mei.a t...<c:;TATt-: SAU: T HURS&FHI Chairs. bt:d:.. mirrors. houi. ... hold 1h•m s 401 lrvuw A vc. 645-482.2. Gara.:e Snit.:. Sal/Sun. fum1tun•, i rcfr1 .: 'it & 111111c 6341 K.oyah11l Ur. llU 892-6714 ALL NEW :.ell. Make offer SSI ·l>H!rJ (If' 6'14·3'!05 Pool table 4Xll Hrunswwk r{'("Cntly rN'OVl'l l'O $:!00 l'hoot• !f7!1·38:loS t-'1'1 pm or Sm am Ill" P<>o~oct 111 ..,pel , balam·e beam. dmt"lle Ible. lrc.-cter . ~cl cont11· !JOO 847 :10:10 3 wtutc plu.-.h Jrt•a ru1>:~ hmc J.trt•cn. hand !.t·wn bor<fr r.., L1k1· n ,. w 2 !Ox 12 s1:11 5() l':H'h I ltJh x llf. s.!:!!'1 ('an h1· '"''II ill Uu1111 W1•ll ~>\ll·~I. ~----~ •. , .. V•·nfr l•·nn1 ' 1\- ~wun 11wmtwr:.h111 ~Ill :n·1 ie~ fr,ll I.ink l •il!.il !.h11"' Au ...... N ... w1 u"':cJ ~7 ~:mt.. M.u.c Olf1cl' F1.1rn1turl' . It,. J .., u n a Ii It• <;op v Mal'h1nt·. S25. Lou n~e Chair & Ottoman. SSO. Whee l C h ;.11r , S7!l 830 -lifl81) a ft er OPM S.14 ~ duy:. SCIWRETS ANSWERS V<:ndor l..orn.1• Hmny Twinite Na:;w ON l';S 11lCtaxp11ycr 1s always oppoinn.JC new taxes but l'IL-C'U. 0Utc1ab who arc ulwayi, propo:.int; N r;w ON~ • DAILY PILOT ., Mh••••-1010 Mnrlm •-1011 "tr' .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~11111194 UMCIAMTA•S from your bualn ... card, Send one card tor each t.q pl1.11 one spare. We r e turn permanently sealed 1tlractive ta11 & strap. meet1n1 airline 1.0 . requlrementa Pre vent IOSll & theft! For a peraonallzed I.al enc lot11 wallpaper. fabri c or ''Day Glo .. pa~r & we wUI back & trim your l.ag!s. Or try t wo cards back to back. PRICES: $leaor 3t~ 4/Slaga SUOea. 819tags SI Mea. lOor more S1 40 ea SaJesTax Included NO CARO~ Draw your own or send nimlC. ;address. phone & we'll make one card per tag Add 25< e1.1ch. Send check or money or - dcrto - PILOT Pa.IMTING P.O. Box 1560 Coflta Mesa. Ca 92t26 CERAMICS Handpainted ceramics. plaques. n1tt1v1ty :.cl , plates. muc h m isc 1term. Also special or· den. & colors done a l re· aM>nable cost. 84fl·8579 eves COPIER Ui.e:. any paper •r.i pncc !l62 7033. CAHPl'~wf Ph.L'>h. Ii color .... S:I 75 ..,q yd 77H 22,i;J !>-13-~!l Cu~tom drapes, we•r (' SS 4!1 now SI W :.q yd anti labor 778-22a3 or 543·5489 -----U N I V I'; H S I T Y 1\TIQ.l:.llC CLUB m e m ber !>h tp Ow n er tran.-.fern-d Make orter :fl!i-IJ:W. Lyn -----~ ---- C.'01'0 OE CAZ/\ Ml'm ht:rsh1p for !>alf' 01~ criuntt."1 pntt• <.:all J oan ·•l i52 7870 bl wn II & r>pm • * * T aytor SiCJlft' 117 Morn!.lOwn Ln Col.ta M t'l>a Yoo arc the wi nner <11 ttw-ff frft tictc•h t:ii;.!".!50v:.lol'I 111 IWighnl( Hr11:. IS.. mum & ~a1h·) Circu.-. 1\~ 2nd thru 13th Anllbe1m Convent1ori Center 'ftl'kl'l~ mui.l Ill' 1•x 1'hiln.:c·d for rl'~erv1'!l :.cat.' al the Convention O:ntrr ahead of llm•· U.11 642-56711. ext. 272 to dwm your t1 c-kelb *** Mt:SA Vt:RDt: <.:OUN - THY CL.UH. <iolf. Lenn1:.. ,wnnmm.: t-qwty nh •m her!>lup. 631 34.50 Ll1wd RaraJlc rab1ncts. 1 • or lht• on!>( COl>l x Int tond Alsoc<>rum1c Illes & i.hl'I v 1n~ ~62·32911 bfr WM ....................... . ..................... . Wanted: Monterey YOURCREDIT '• SIA!neware. Sold by Vona GOOD Ht;RE ! • coup I e ye ar1 a 1 o . 25•• Color Cl.ClNOle. btfl Privat.e Party, -.5878 c....,_, new. Only 122 ~ . _'!'O· 5.17-63.U. •• ...._.... HIJ IMh&M-4• ··-··················· . ._, ... ""*" Jan ba11 copy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uke new. NO. Hohner ...... tolO practice bale arnp. mo. • ••••••••••••••••••••• Acouaucal Guitar Ven· tura 135. Call 641-8403. Tim -------Used Clarinet. Norman- dy. With UH. S7S. Good cond. 96.1·313S Marlin Guitar Model 00018. New o nes cost m>. Have mine for $600. $40·2934 d1y11. 833·2128 eves. Office""""'" & ~........ IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:.xecuta ve desk. t·h111r & rmt Sl6SO value, for $375 0.11 95.S-227 4 ----,... 8017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COCK APOO PU I' PIE S $10.00 770-5020 Sewtng MCICWM1 8092 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eoo.~w power mnch1m·. i.traight or zig·ia.: Xln1 cond. Can be i.ecn al fo'abn c Uox. 26083 Getty Dr . Laguna Niguel. 831 220;! 8094 .......•............... (;olem,1n 1'e.1 k I h a c kpa c k . h lu e Polaq~u:ird mummy 'l<'<-'Pllll! hag I mo ultl 9.., l'J li<l5·!17~ tiOLI-' <;LU HS. W1 hon X.11 . ~ HOO!., I 3 I , \lo(H)IJ\, likl' nt'W, ~,1 1 s.-!IJO (;c.111 .'>48 13% all :11';\l Golf E<1wpmcnt I man ., & I ltid)'·.., ..,.,1, C'art:., wr·dgci.. puttn..,, t'\t'O 'hol-:. i\11 lr1r ~I :!:1 Call .Jltcr :wvi l>-lfl 1.<r.11i 1-'0lt SAi.i': 12· I nfl.11 ;;hi• ~•>r1 IJlftdl & U!.•'11 ill\ 111~' •~IUll• 111·1! . H (' 1.rnk 1 751 >S!llil Z lll'W v·h I ·~ P1 \ ••r '111 \ 1nj! •'\IW prrll'nl Wtll '4·11 IOI' i,., µnl't• t;7:J J l2:1 .111 ,, TY, Rocio, HiFi, Stereo 8098 .•......•.............. 2.:>an <AlorTV 11 :s."1. 2 year'i Warranty. 642-~o Bt:auurul 2.5.. color con ..,olc. xlnt cond. SlliO. 546-2917 uf~ tipm 2lm Color 1V S95 I year warranty •>tl 53111 Brand new. never bcon used Crntl( receiver & l KL II ~p k ri.. S2 o 0 •'94·~ or SELLING TW1l1 Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMART ,.,._.,... ... ca1642-5678 ••• DGYid Stnid 137 Mornstown Ln. Costa Me:ia You arc the wanner of ttrHfrHtickeh 1$22.SO value>. to lt1ni::hni: Bros Uarnum & Ba11t·v <.:in·us l\u.: 2nd thru 13th 1\/IJ.hc1m ConvenlHm ~cnti•r Ticket-. mu.,t h1• t.'" chiln1:1·d lor n·~··r\ 1.•el M.":JL.., al lh1• Urn v1•11t 1<111 Cent1·r ahNJtl nt 11m1• C;;..11 1~12 :ih7>S, 1•xl 272 l1t dJ1m vrnir l•1:k1•li. * • * 9030 .....•..•..••....•.•.•. ·w r;a..,y tra1t..r tY ~l)Jt'1• .11 1!11' l>unt..., lloll 111 IV~H fAIH7 .tuth1111ril :c,hp 1·lt·1·11 11 se.1 .. 1. IN1al t1lr. llh• IWW , "1'• I t~lj ,!>i!" Boat~. Powtt 9040 . .........•.••••..•••.. ZODIAC MARK Ill X I n I 1 11 111 I ~ I , :1 II II •• ..:. 111..S uthe·11tw 1~1117 v1n1 ag1• MtHll•·1 r1·y l) ,,.. C-la-."' a;· tmlh·1 nnj! •·ng llnh 6'10·117:K1or1!Y.1 cl7t>J l:loPiton Whaler. If Squ:il. 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Xlnt cond New eng, new lrnn11 sin>. 581-87'23 VW 79 convert• blc /\ chwic 3100 m iles runs on re& gas $~99S toffcr 213--..3386 9-S WANTED: Okler VW Dus In aood mechanical rond. oldier nol conctmed wlt.h ..... we. 7Sl..-r7 '»But. rbltengine, mew· tn1, must sell. $300. ..... i1; (;pc· tl1• Vlll" l1t·aut IJIUl' d clc•j.t,Jlll'l'. 111 1111. xlni l't1111I On1! ''" 111·1 ~"'JI.«> !Jti8 :123:! '7H f.1 <111 ll 1J rrtl1 (~>rtll-t1\L., :'>twh••lui:-. •• tll µwr md auto I runk & .111 11·1111J. ,\ ;\1 1-'\1 l Jlll' Sl ll .kCJU ti:l'.J ll!lfi21n·:, 5.'iH~l '78 Scv1lll-F\Jlly l'tfUIJI 1lrk hrn ml'l.11111-. 1 .. 1ml'I lo11. '111,.JlJU, I .II 11';1,1· 1ri1.1 !15111 Sl·vrlll' '7ti lll k hi~. lth1 . rmmJ1-. l1k1· nu. 1111 M1dwhni., mu:.1 M'" 1;:11 ffl·t~J mc:-.:.:.igl' Cc.mro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Cllt:lrn Y 1. 2X • '78CAMARO Z.28 I 7 M m 1 I <' ., • V H . automalu'. power :-.tet·r inn. µo w l'r w1ntl11w•., lcx·k:.. lal't. u1r. i.ler~·o llll}c IMUJ~I $6795 * J.C. FORTUNE 1•ont1uc c; MC' m> r:. lM. Santa i\11.1 <7141551:1 tOOU '71H:arl'ltlrO 7.2'1, 11 ,000 m 1. under w:Jrranly am tfm m .... -.~'ltc Ml'rl'O. pwr Wiil· dows , pwr l<ll·k:.. a , I'. pwr hrk~. f)t:rfea·l rnncl1 lion. ~ell:> uncll•r Blue !look wholcs1tll' p n ct'. Mst Sec K4ll OMO bc(Ol'e noon 8411~71i pm. 'ID Camuro VII. Center l11lt.'S, stereo. gd con<l llWO. 559-1.3211 or 832 • 93112 ill camaro Z28. Sharp, loaOOd. $6,000./ Bc11t of· fer. 400-21172. 77 C amuro Z 2 8 . Orown1i.addle 1nl l'W, 1'1~ PD. PS. A1C, Crwbc, 29,000 nu. AM/f~M tape. BO>/b8lolr 586-3220. Qe•r•t 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Nova a .c , lot ml. •.&'IO. Xlnt. ('Oft(I, 4M-1730 '64ClwwUe: 4dr. V8, auto, 90M, body x lnl, nda Plblt. dependabie. NO . --· . ..... a ... d .. Nova. rum aood, a11k 71 a.per u1 : -P • Ina .ao or best ofrer. All/Fii, Dll u ..... very -.amaftePM. ellMUnout. -.>. C&ll 1..:.;;_.;_....;.._ ___ _ to•,....lllMlll ,, Monte Carlo 2 dr, Ian. .......... •pd alat "-u. 1Uver. vs. MUlO, AC. ..._ 1 Ow.Mr. 1o' m t, PS. PB.~l,OOOml, bucket 'j,! ='iL'WJX.111 f .lkl' 11<''4 Ill\ cl\l \ l' Xl nt run111ng c"<roJl1· lwn .... Gl"tf:AT ~IHJ 1;,12 J4ti.'i. f\.11hy 9930 .•...........•.....•... •:iu:> DOWN <MC • '74 LINCOUil CONTINENT Al MARK IV lo\111 pown. 1;~w<t} ..,,.,ti . fad 111r. nur:-.t'. 1111. lau <luu I o p . .,t1•ri·o t.J fll'. IO()rl'. I HJ022'! I Sl495 * J.C. FORTUNE l1011llac·GMC :!UJ t-: 1-.1. S<inl~ /\ua 1714 )5ati·IOOO 99]2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1:1! na-.:-.1\" :! dr ( uni gn•u1t1md1t11111 lllu "ht lil:J ~-;1 ....,.erick 9947 ..•..•...•.•••.•.•..••. ·75 ~I." 'o(_'(l,111. I' ~. I' II JUW. JJI". S!ll.111 li7:J~2r. Meorcury 99 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UltANGt;cu UNTV ~ NEWEST IJNCOLN ~11-;m;1rnv IJE1\Lfo:HSI 111' RAYFUDEBOE LINCOLN M EH <.:U It Y IH 18 i\ut11 l:l'lltl•r Ur SUl-'wy l~tkl' Forei.l exit lltVINI'. 830.7000 'i2 iliony Pk Wi.:n . rei,: ~L'>. loudt.'<.I. full pwr. AC. :SI.a.> !1tiH :J014 .Jfl Sl'M ~'1919 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979FottD 1980 FRONT WHEEL DRIVE PHO EH IX 1\Vi\ll.1\Ul.t. HH< I \1 ~t1-:1Jf ,\Tr. ur;u v1 .. 1tv IOI LONGPRE PONTIAC 1:111011 Bt:At'll 111.\'ll W 1·:STM INST 1•. II 636-2500 892-6651 '• MUS'l'St:t~! • '74PONTIAC FfREllRD 12.li()O mll1•,, \/ H, uut11ma111" 1XJw1•r .,t1·t·1 1ng , lal1 air. lantl,111. :-.kr'-" tape t OO!)J It r: • $3995 * J.C. FORTUNE l1cN1tia1• GMC aXXI t: 1:.l, Santa i\11J 1714 lfJS8..lOOO 1976 CHEVROLET CORVETTE T· TOP Th1 :1 one 1:. a loaded mar oo n h c aul y ! 1:nONRRI MUSTANGCOllA TUltOO. 4 cyl., 4 :>JAA.-d 1--~~.!'----tran:.. :.unroof. pwr. ONLY $7995 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove &Quail Sl.b Nt...'WPORT BEAC.:11 lll-0555 '73 Corvette w 45-1 enG. :-.tt·~rinl! & brake:.. AM •f'M :.tcrno. mag:. & bke lll'W·OOIY 3000 rn1lci.. (~). <Stk 1'39.101. $6581 THEODORE ROBINS FORD ?01.n HARF\nR f\IVO CO~TA M !~A boll 0010 Pontiac '711 Tran!> Am I .11 mi. b1ck.-d. :! lop:.. liill\' ~&I0·7~ '73 Grundv1lle ronv 11t't.-<I" hl•lp & Tl.C. Asking $1.~. 6'1:!·H!'51 '71 Poot. Venlurn. WM. aar. PIS, 1'111. vmyl lop, very clc u 11 . $2550 752..i:lll61 i:l F"lrch1rd Formula 4110. M;.iny xtra.'>. XlnL eond. $7,300 549.2973 Jean or &10-837!1 '75 MUSTANG Hare. $2(J50. ~ 9933 Gdcond Ut!storf<'r , ___ 552_'_·867_2_. __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 760-9396 '74 fo"lreblrd Uipnt Sh:irp. 'ID Mustang: nu point. radiator, t ram>. r u ns gr eat, $1800/besl . 494-11273. OW1111alllh '955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • $199 OOWN OAC • '76MaCURY COUGUXR7 20 M mil e s, V ·8 , automouc. power steer· !Jij:, ract. air. tilt. crw:.e, landau. custom wheels. <376XJX) --------SlHS * J.C. FORTUNE :11.000 MILES • 77CUTLASS ~•H.T. Mu11t see. Uc:-.l offer. Must sell. Prv. t>ty . 894·~ '78 TRANS AM lo/mi. Pt~1..'<!l cond . $6,500. l'.t'. g;.~ '72 Le Mun:., aulQ, xlnt oond. rWll! l(reul. SISU!">. 499-4467 ,,_.:Mid 9970 ....................... Ponllac·GMC ;QI() & lit, Santa Ana m•>•1900 V-8, automatic, power I•••••••••• steering, power w in · 1971..aCUIY COU9AllD7 lllAlvttOd. atereo radio 4t I t1'ldl tape piQer a nd c ru ise c ontrol. (Ser.801471). $1791 dows. tall, fact. air. stereo tape , landuu . (739RKW) S41tS * J.C. FOITUNE PoalJac-OMC 2000 & Jlt, Sut.a Ana (714)5M-1000 • Sli8 OOWN 01\C • '77T·lllD V 8. outonuallc. pow~r !it.eerin1&. fact. air. lun· dau. new r aadia li.. <UlRTC) $3995 * J.C. FORTUNE POntlac·OMC DI> E. ht, S.ntll /\1111 (714l554MOOO ...._..c1•1c '72 Oldl •Delta Ror•Je *C>Harllor Blvd. 4-dr, All/FM. a/c, lo/ml, I"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' 1'2SBaur SL Good Pain t . Ori•. I'! OOSTA M~ Ownut. SU~. 540-SUO MMIOO ctJs, "73 T· 8'rd: Cuat Con linen· lal trunk. fu.lly loitd•'t'I. top cond, tCI 1-.. ~ . ........... ~ ..... .... .., t~ cloll1r for •-.--.-=;;.;;.;;;llO.~;.;;...__.;;;;;...,.~;;;o ....... ......L..... LI .... mellld bodt• '"'J ---· ..... ....._... -· ....... J#'t.;1:.:.. =-.c= ....... r.."::i.Z:-. ... ua&ma-•n ........... .., ...... .... ·12 couaar, "Mt P'M '190ldl Cut.lallf Sur· r111 . a&«tO, air, ntlw tires. b' io.ded. S700 take xlnt enc: $2100/bH t. owa'Pf.YmeliU. -.1015 -·-.... H74 ................. "' ............. "" .... *· OM 0...-. • ... Ila • ..... ,.., .......... 4 ............... .. 9N111"91. .... • 7'111 n .._ '19 DMMI euu ... 4.clr. .... . nJI Slbi BroullwD Lo/mt. _,;. .. ,............. Mao7 xtraa. 11,110 . ...................... :...~~ .................... _______ ~ ....................... "19 v .... Od coed. low ......... '40. ..... ----- an e . ' ........ y Newport Cops , Seek Victims BIG CANYON RESIDENT : • Beverly Claydon iWaterway ~ ~Advocates . !To 'Fight' By STEVE MARBLE 01 Ille 0..11~ ~ ... Stall About 250 advocates of creat· · mg a navigable waterway into the Bolsa Chica marshlands me t I Tuesd ay nl~ht and vowed t o { fight until their dre am ts re· -i-alized Bill Hanson, president of the newly formed Committee for Clean Water and ._.ermanent 'Ocean Access. told a Huntington Harbour Yacht Club crowd that local boaters have rct.lson to be c'Oncerned they s oon mu y become "landlocked." He s aid boaters, cspec1ally f.rom Huntington Ha rbour who currently cross Navy waters in Anaheim Bay to r each the ocean. must find a new ocean access. He said. however. that the 1roup wants to s lay o ut of the ••political a r e n a ·· and to befriend such conserva tion· minded groups as Amigos de Bolsa Chica. Dave Carlberg, president of the Amigos. s ays his group is also interested in an ocean cut but c laims the ne w boating group may actually be pushing tor the creation or a marina. ''They didn't come right out and say it but they implied that a marina might follow," said Carlberg. who attended last <See DREAM, Pa•e A2> Shell Profit: $277 Million By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille D•llY 11'11.t St•fl Newport Beach police said to· day they 'r e still looking for wea lthy victims who might have been fleeced in an alleged con gam e that ope rated like the movie script of "The Sting." Four Orange County sus{>t!cls a re in custody in the Cl:.lse Al Epstein of t he Newport Beach police conceded that v1c tims have been reluctant to come forward since they lost the ir money in an alle mpt to cheat the management of what they thought was a private gambling club in Los Angeles Epstein and Sgt. John Simon probed the case for two years before finding a local mt.ln who was willing lo tell them how he lost $160,000 in c<ish and his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the l'On artists. Th(lt tah.• set up the ~rrcsts Tuesday or Atlila OeAgh. 39. 4!7 16 Hilltop Drive, Newport Beach; Beverly Claydon, 35, 81 Royal St. Geor ge. Newport Ueach: Mich<lel Newman. 35. 14 N . Stonington Road . South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morris, 35. of Buena Park. All four were booked into Los Angeles County Jail after their a rr ests locally. The three men were arrested on charges of grand theft and conspiracy in wa rrants c arrying $200,000 bail each. ln addition. they are named in warra nts obtained by Orange police charging them with fraud in a phony advance fee lo<in !'Che rne. Those warrants carry $250,000 bail. Mrs. Claydon. who was arrest cd al a ho me police said belonged to her boyfriend at 25 Pine hurst Lane. Big Canyon. <See VICTIMS, Page 1\2> Vcd/,ey Cops Seeking Nude 'Exhibitor' Fountain Valley police an· see king a young man who s ta rtles t een-aged girls by e m e rging from bushes near freeway overpasses clad only in women's panties worn on top of his head. Detective Donald Cook said to· day there have been "numerous reports" from young women who say they've spotted the nude youth near the Slater Avenue and Bus hard Street overpasses. . lnv~sligators have a descrip· lion of the offender but no strong leads. The most recent indecent •exposure complaint was filed last week. Cook said the )'Outh hides in bushes, then clears his throat to draw the attention or passing remales before exposing himself. The incidents usually occur betweenll a .m . and 3 p.m ., be added. Tbe youth apparently r etreats into the shrubbery after expos- ing himaelf. although noae ol the fieeing females has bothered to look back. Police said the offender is between 17 and 20 years old. about six feet tall, 175 pounds and has curly brown hair. Law_on Gay Baa Readied SAN DIEGO (AP) -An ot· diaaaee prolalbitla1 Jolt dl•· ortmlnau. ac•m.t lloaloln· ..... IDaJ llOGD be ....... eoft· ............ bJ ...... Dte10 eo__, llollrd ol .......... • ............ l..ulilfe Moon WU , ..... ,......, .. ••JIDI. W"1d iatroduCe IM me..,.,' wblela II ..._M a., Ute !Min Die.JO Dlmoeratic Club. .......................... ................... tn Lot .-<=':i.t~i8f0, 8utf. .£' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • m POLICE SAY THIS SKETCH LED TO SUSPECT Detectives Believe They Have Robin Samaoe's Kiiier MaeDoaald Trial Blood on Victim's Shoes Not Checked RJ\LEfGJf, N.C (/\Pl An Army investigator testified to· d1:1 y tha t he ·sa w blood on lhc soles of Colette Mac Dona ld's feet the njghl Mrs. MacDona ld a nd her two young daughters were slain but that the blood type was never checked. The investigat or . Willi am Ivory. unde rwe nt cross· exa m ination in the tri pJe.-' murder trial of Or. Jeffrey Mac- 0 o n a Id . Th e fluntin glon Harbour doctor is charged with murder in the s tabbing and bludgeoning deaths or his wife and their daughters. Kimberly, 5. and Knslcn, 2, in February 1970 . Ivory said also said that he did not know whether any blood was found on MacDonald's feet. Bloody footprints were found in Kristen's bedroom, and the prosecution is expected to lry lo show that the prints were Ma c· Donald's. Ivory said trash c1:1ns behind the MacDonald home at Fort Hragg were· e mptied by garbage collectors before they could be searched for evidence. He said he was "quite disturbed" that the cans h ad been e mptied befor e investigators checked them On Tuesday, Ivory said under cross-examination by attorney Be rnard Segal that items in lhe house were moved a nd touched bul that hl· was ('IJnfidt•nt that evidence was not dis turbf:d or destroyed. "Good God. wt· wer£' look1n~ for the weapons that k 1 lled theSl' people," Ivory ~aid when Sc~al asked him about a drawer that had been examined . MacDonald. 35. wai. a phy!>t cian wilh the Green Be rets at Fort Bragg when his wife and daughters were killed. Segal asked r epeated qucs lions about the movem ents or l vory and others a l the house The questions and those a sked othe r witnesses appeared to Ix· designed to convince the fc<krul court j ury th at t he Arm y hungled it~ invcst1gat1on. r vory testified that lhl· pujam<J uottoms MacDonc.t ld W(.jS wear· ing were discCJrded al the hilM' hospital. contrar y to medical pe rsonnel's standing orders not to destroy clothing worn by victims ofviolent crimes. MacOonaldsuf fered several stab wounds. which the government contends werf:' self-inflicted Ivor y a lso said that M ile Donald was not examined hefon· he was taken to the hosp1tc.tl Segal m aintained thul wa ~ ··another example of your as· s umrng " that oth e r s werl' following correct procedure!>. The exchange between the two was sometimes acrimomous ;rnd <See BLOOD. Page A2 > School Office Sale Assistance Sought Trustees of Huntington Beach's Ocean View School Dis· trict ordered adminis trators Tuesday night to seek local real estate consultants who might aid in the sale of the district's old headquarters complex, The orders followed a presen· talion by a Huntintton Beach real eat.ate firm owner who of· fered to research the s ale and of· fe r recommendations for secur· Ing the most r eturn for tax· payers from the sale. Bria n Klinge offered his services for $10,000. but trustees indicated they would Uke lo open up the research project to other knowledgeable lndlviduals. The 8.2-acre site al the comer and other a na lys is required for the sale. Included woulo be a recom m e ndalion regarding the best sales move. selling ~h.e property as one piece or subdtvtdln.~ 1t .. "We need to know. s aid Trustee Max Sudakow. "what we a re doing and why we a~e ~o· ing it 50 that we can ma~~m1zc the return to the taxpayer. The property has been ap- praised tentatively at $1.S million. Coogan said. Trwilees indicated they will select a consultant at their Aug 6 board meeting. or Beach Bou.levard and Warner ..illn .DDODIJCED A venue served as district head· ..., T ft quart.en betweea 1167 and this LS sprln1 when olflcet were moved TOO MA.NY CAL to the old Rancho View School at •• 1 bad to calJ and atop my 8 Street and Warner Avenue. Datlv Pilot ad because I re· Tbe propen1 WU purchased 1 11. th I -·'d t-·-•or•= u a att.e for ceived more ca.... an \,.VUJI '" &.-'' handle.•· Oeean Vlew and curral· Tbat'• tbe aucc.1 •tory of the l)' la IOl*1 C-4 for eommetdal Newport Beach woman who ~lalric:t s..pertntend.at Dale placed tbll ad ln the Dally Pilot: C-an 1aJd polllble uaet la· elude ntaU commera.lal IM.wl· Overlb<>ldn1 the ~ter . -a, __._. __ _. alftce buUd-N. a. 2 room• • a\tt, ---Jlloa.T\a.us•UJt• ...... ,.... pro,.rtJ ii bordered bf •ball• fam&)J re1lcle11ce1, For more caOI &ban you can .,." · _......._ bucn., eall ... trtend11 Dalb' Tbe dlltrtct II •••ns~· · Pllot ela11lfle4 ad·vlHn at suJtant. Ooolan Hid. to 142.1171, ,( flulld.a, demotrapbje, ~---------- • f Your Hometown Dally New8••11er WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS • ~ym Suspect In Death Of Girl By J ERRY CLAUSEN Ot IM 0411Y Pllol Sl411 Huntington· Beach detecti ve~ a rre s ted a part·l1mt.> p ro ressional photographl'r Tuesday as a SUSJ>t!Cl in tht> death Of 12 year .old Robin Christine Samsoc whost.' ske letal remains wen· found near ~1erra Madrf: et.lrhcr this month. Arrested al 7 30 a m 1n h1~ Mo nterey Pa rk re~1df:nc1· w..,, Hodncy Jamt·s Alt·al(I . :is f"1r lt·en Huntington Be;it·h off1ccr' ;irmed with a ..,.,..,rl'h WCJrrarn wt•nt to tht> homt· <if Alc::ala·, pi.I rt·nb at 1 ,, m . LI Brut·•· Young :.aid Young !.aid lhal J '1.;arth <if thl' ho mt: turne d up a largt• number of photri~ra ph!> c·1m ~•tiered t•v1der1<·•· in tht· ca"· In cluded. he s aid. werl' photo~ of t•hildrcn ·from ~i y<:ars old 0 11 up." ~omt' of them 1n tht· nud1· Hobin and a girlfr1t·nd h.id bl•t•n approucht'cl <ii ll unl1n~1on Bl'ach Slute Rc •ach J um· :m. th1· day ::.he d1 !>appt·arl'fl, hy a man ..., ho a!-tked to tak1· their p1 ctun• Tht' would lw photographt•r was dt'st·ribcd by Hohin ·~ friend a~ 1n his :.ios. tanned. nearly :.1x ft!d lull ;.ind with collar length c urly hair A polict· L1rW.t dre w J com pos 1te of the man with help from tht• girl. Yo ung s aJd Thul com posite. he !>aid. even tually led to Alcala's a rre!>l following a four-week mvest1~a lion launched by 't1p~" from police agencies and oers on!> who know the suspect. Police refused to discuss the 1>0ssibilHy that Alcala had a re<"· ord of pre vious arresL-; or 1m pr1sonment. He 1s being held in I funlmgton Be<&ch City J ail as LI hom1c1de ~u~pect on $250.000 hail Law n · quires that he ht• arru1gnl0d h~ Thursdny morning Young descnbcd Alcala a~ an unPmploycd . part lime 1H11 fc~1:>1ona l photographer who l'ar ncd a card 1dent1fy1n~ him a~ :i mem oor uf a professional 1>hotog n.1phc-r·.., (ISsociation. Police trn ve been searching for a yellow Schwmn h1cyclt· that Hobin was believed to ha ve been riding when she dis appeared ~omewhere between he r friend'~ home.' at 14th and Olive StrN·ts and her home a mil<' away That bicycle. Young s aid. still has not been recovered Robin's unc lad r em a ins wen• found July 2 by a state forestry e mployee near a public cam p· g rounds in the footh1lb near Sierra Madr<'. Young. who said poliCl' see a r e m a r k a b I e r es e m b I a n c l' between the artisl's compos1l<' of the photographe r sought for questioning and Alcala. indic<it cd this morning that no other suspects in the case are bemi;: sought at this time . He said Alcala has not yet been able to account for h1i. whereabouts a t the lime the two girls were approached on the beach by the unidentified photog· rapher. Woman Leaps From Moving Pickup Truck An unidentified woman was in critical condition today after she leaped Crom a moving truck a nd landed on the center divider Tuesday night in Huntin1ton Beach. police say. The woman, thought to be In her twenties. jumped from the back or the eutbouod truck on Pacific Coast Highway near Newland Street about 1 :30 p.m. Police say tbe truck alowed but then aped off when aeveral witnesses atopJ)ed to help the ,. woman. One wttaffl told eoUce the woman bad beeo at.ndlal kl the back ol the tnack wavlnc an arm around u if ahe were hltdldk· ln1. Ponce aay the woman ap. pa.retlllf walUd olf UM eclle o1 &b• taU 1ate. Sbe waa takea to Hoa1 Memotlal Holpttal la Newport leacb. The truck, aoualtt by pOltM, .. dlmettbed U a _.., ptelrup. " HELO IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Alcala President To Address U.S. on TV WASlllNGTON 1A1'1 l'rc..,,. dt·nt <.'art('I . sccking lo "l>cak If 1 r 1· 1· I I y 1 o m 1 11 111 n :. 11 f ,\nH'l'l!':tn.., tonig ht tn ;,i ran· pr11nt· l1ml· hroarlc;i~I nPW!> co ri f1·n·nt1', ..,ay~ tht· ml'dta have ex .1ggl•rt1tcd .thl' l..'Xlenl or ht~ a aide~ -.ay both American a nd foreign rl'porll'rs arc blowing up the CARTER REASSURES APPOINTEES -A4 power or Carter·.., inner. circle or faithful Georg1:.tn!>. esµecially l'h1cr of st:lff Hamilton Jordan. 'The w ._.shmf;{ton press ha:. gro..,sly 1·x:.iggt•ratcd th1 ..,.·· <.'artt.·r wa~ quoted by <J part1c1 pant ,Jl-tl'll ing about 2511 political .J1>p11ini.•ci. Tut·~day Earlll'I tn lhl' ct.1 y. tw11 M·nw r .11d1''· rt'fl l0C'l10g <'fJl1Cl'rll hy or r1ntJIS ovt'r foreig n rt'porter~· nl•gat1v l' cornmPnt:.. t;.i llcd in fiH• or ~1x Europ1•an 1ournulisl1:> and on<' .l apanl'~l' reporter lo re hul l>Onw of I ht•ir ttC'l·o unt1:>. The :mies told the reporter~ 1 h1· a11m1n1s t ration ~hake · up <lot•s not represent a constitu llonal tr1Stl-a nd den ied that pol1t11·al ad v1 ... t·r.., !>UCh ai. .Jordan. pres:-sc<:rcta ry .Jody l'o w1·ll and m ed1<.1 adv 1~er 1;cruld R:.irs hoon will be 111 fluenc1n~ bu~1t· econom11: and torc 1gn policy dcc1s1on1:> Thl• aides :.lrcs~cd . according lo two Joumahsls who a ttended. that rep lac in g Treas ury Secretary W. Michael Hlumen· thal with G Wilham Mille r doe~ not re present any chanRc in U.S t'l'Onomw policy or s upport 'or the dollar Cartt:r ':. new~ eonfe renct tonight is scheduled in an attempt to get a b1gi.eer audience than h1 i us ual4p m.sess1ons . The dollar has declined on lo r e 1gn market~ s rncc las t wt·ek 's multiple firings. a nd · o;everal fore ign news reports have speculated that Jorda11 and other political aides may advisl' agatnsl politica lly painful de· c 1s 1ons needed t o bolster •t~ value. Coast Weather N1jlht and morning low clouds otherwise s unny days. Lows lonaghl ln 60s. Highs Thursday near 70S at beaches to low 80s In· land. IN81DE TOD-' 't' Mo1'*°"' mddtlal tlU· art d~ bf ~ monb worm 11w lftlorm.d uiaUor ~ /IOJJI. SH,,,.. Al. llltles " . Woman Raped AtGWC A 28 yur o ld ff uptln1lon Keach woman was drtHed Into a locktr room tiho*er •tall at Golden Wr11t ColltCf' T\H!Aday ar I \trnoon und npt'd. poUc •Id today Tht• wonum. polH·•· o ld. was · uH.ulttd about • 10 p.m Ht1r u&aaUant arabbed her arm1 •nd fore.ct her inlO the ahowu, •h t-0ld mv•U1&1tloni Police HY the 1mi.l>t't'l. i. bla <'k man rt'portl'<lly wc&tr111at 1 t1rnk top and nowcn·d i.w1m trwlki.. dosed Ult• hf)wcr i.tall door ll nd forced lhtl woman to dis robt' P olice H Y no one el e was ln tht> womt'n's locker room al th" lime. 'fhe aullllant was descri~ to police ws m~culur a nd about 20 yean old fi',...P-.eAI DREAM ••• 11ight's meeting Although the "roup h as n 'l mapped out any formal proposul on where they'd like to Rec an ocean access construc ted , It was ~u1u~ested that a channe l be bullt m the llolsa Chica area near Pucif1(' Co usl ll1 ghway a nd Warner Avenue Ora ngl' Co unty SupNv1sor Hur rH'll W1(•d1•r, who s poke to the :iu dtl'IH'f', !<u1d Hunting to n llnrbour rt·sufrnt1o a n • ('UU~h l ht•twt>t•n · tlw N11vv and !ht• wt-th1nds" a nd "ht• 11nlh•rl>lt>od lht·ir c·onr<'rn Sht• lh .i lluntinalon Ha rbour res1d('nl .. flt1lsu Ch1 c•:i 1:-. a s l<'eping J!IC.tnl frauj.!hl w1lh poht1ca l c•om pht·allfln., hut I th1ok thP time h.is corm.• that we• a ll JOin and work togl'lhc•r ." Mrs Wi eder S:Jtd Ma k<• Ck g;in, :.in aidf' to As · :>Pm hi} mun l>cnn1h M lingers, f>. fl1111 ltnj.!lon B1•a1·h. :-.aul afl1 ·r lht• o w1•t111i.: tlwt lht• i.:roup sccmt'd 10 hf' ovt•r-.talin~ lht• "ur~cnry' uf f1nc11111.! a nd huildinl.! :.i nt•w 11t(':t11 ;1<•1•1•ss flt• -.;1111 Navy off1<•1:t l~ had 1n form 1•rl 11110 t hat whilt• lhl'v would Ilk•· lo st•t• a Sl'cond eri tranc·P lo flunllngton tfarbour. Hwy had 1111 ,,111ns lo makt• any chw1gl's 111 tht· UM· of A11 ah<.·1m Hay Hanson s:iicl thl' group's n ·xi c o ursl' of <ict1o n would be lo c·on d ud tht:'1r own s t udy of thr> f1•<1!>1b1hty of hu1ldlng a n ocea n arct'l>.., an urf{e that a fCf1n :1I ~tudy on the l>am c subJecl by the Army Corp:-. of ~:nj:!1nccrs h(· 1 c s u mt•tl T he• <'n~mt•t>rinJ! study was ap- purcntly dropvc·d in the mHHlOs, s ay!\ Mrs W1rd('r, du1· to a lack or mterc•st on the part ,,, loca l or g<1n1zalloru. 'fht· t.•nlln• 2,000 a cr1•i. o f Bolsa Chica rem ains a county u1land. T he city of lluntin~ton Beuch h as attempted hut fulled to an- llt!X the a reu The majoritv o f the Bols a Chica land Is owned by Signal La ndmark Inc. Signal represen· t11tlves have a lso urged the con- :.trudion of an oceun access. A 1973 <1grccme nl be tween th(' Mat e a nd Signa l culls fo r an ocean Al'<'<:>ss to be build and for S1Kna l t o det'd Kom e w etla nd acre al(e lo the stnte That a~rcemcnt I s undt-r legal !'.>Crutiny b y u la wsuit flie d -A San Diego man is in custody after holding polk e at bay for 14',.'J hours the c ity's longest SWAT siege on record. Robert Horn, 25, threat.ened to start shooting and blow up his Norlh Park apartment with dynam ite a fter poU ce s ur- rounded the buUdlng beforu dawn Tuesday, police said. OAANOI COAllT '"' DAILY PILOT 0.Mt .-iltll IMlt ....... NEW CHAIRMAN AnorMy Cap&ut Capizzi Now Valley Chief Of Planners Orange County Asslstunt 1>1~ tricl AU'omey Michael Cup1ui 1s llOW chair man of the f' .. o unla m Vu llcy Planning Commission. f''ejlow commiss ioner Barbara Hrown was s e le c t e d v ice <.'hairma n during t'ommis sion voling earlier this month. Capi1.7.i has s t•rved on lhf' com m ission since his a ppointment in 1970. He s u c·cl'ed s fo rme r ch airman John McKn1J,thl M r l> lfJ rown, :.1 hom e m ake r nod <'omm un1t,v org1:1n1 z1·r. wa!. uppo intNJ to th<' plannin~ Mm m 1ss1on lu:,t yea r Mesa Woman Molested by Van Driver A Cos ta Mf's~1 modt•I who ac· ('t•pll'd a n d t• to a gai. statwn ... rt t'r runnini! out of gas on th.- ~an Diego f''rl'cwuy wus struck a nd molcslt>d by t hl' driver who pil·ked hl'r up. Costa Mesa police n ·1H1rtt•d today T h ey s a id lht.• 19-ye ar o ld wom an suffe red bruises 1n the 9 ·p m 1nc1dent . which bt!g:in al t he E uc lid St.r eel offramp. Police said Ute worn an entered t he van without noticing three mt'n in the back They said the d rive r pullc.od over a few m ile11 a way and b ega n ottaC'king the wom an. ~la ppmg hn und npp&n g he r dres~ Ile finally ndeui-.<·d he r near the Harhor o ffra mp a fter h1:-. <·o m panions to ld him lo s top, poli ce said T hey said th:it. bec au11e tht• in c1d<'nt b<>~an in Founta in Va lley, the report has been fo rwarded 10 poh ce in tha t city for furthe r In· vestigation. The s us pect ls describe d a11 a dark male with a must ache and a goatee who spoke with a Mex ic on a c ce nt. Police s aid th1· othe r m en called him l>y the nam e Randy. Oiina Raps Viets P E KING CAP) China sa id Wednesday tha t Vi et nam as s tep µ1ng up w a r pre p:irations by b u1ldrng rort.1fi cut1ons a long it~ c..·ous t and northern borde r with China Crickets Battle Pushed By JACKIE HYMAN OltlltO.lll ........... A ei. of crtcket11. W•ves or crleketa Thowumda of crlckel.ll. s ur.clng 8 l'l'0811 1trccts and In· vadln1 hou11ea, eatlns drape11, even tumlna up In b.jd, That'a thu "picture 1bout a dozen north Co8ttt Mesa rcttl· d4!nt1 painted Tue11d1ty In a11klng tho Newport·Me•H• bo11rd of education to clean up Its field 11cnr sunrsowt•r un!J S mallf'y 11lre('tl\ n ~ur lhl' Suntu Ana city llm1lt- "You sc..'i! them comlnrc a cross the 1Moot ut night. It's just like nn nrmy," said Abraham Bos or IOIH Setrctarial Circle . · 'The "e n r e thousands of the m ," his w1fo , (;aria. added. "At nh1hl the· 1.treet 1s JUSI bla ck with them They com e into Ute hOU!lt' uruJ cul my curtains." Jark Rerry of 1037 Damuscus Circle said ht' has been frustral· Ni in his ullt·mpts' to ~et the dis- trict and the· city, which owns an adjacent fl(•ld , t o solve the pro blem . "l 've called eve ry city om c1al I can for Ute last week a nd a half a nd a ll I i;o t w u s more crickets," he said. H t•sidenls said the proble m bt.·l:Hn about two weeks a J(o. Hoard m1·mlwrs n •plicd that l hl' d1strir t spray1·fl lhl· field last Friday and will spray again thls Frida y T hl'Y also s aid they will com- muni ca t e with tht· residen t::. through Be rry &bout the i.1tu<1· t11m until 1t is solved. The 10-acr<' fie ld in q uestion is part Of Wha t WUh OnCt' a JO-a cre ~Ill' o n which a m1d dlt• s chool :ind ;10 t'll•m cnt ary ~chool we re pla nnt•d W ht• n t h l' ~ l' ri I a n s w e r c '1 roµpt'<I. 10 <1c rci. were i.old to ;i th·vclo~r. w,. ;i ye a r ago com - _.: -f 'rmR Page A I VICTIMS ... ~as name.~ ·in a w<1 rrant charg- IO J! her with conw irncy. She is ulso bemg held 1n lieu or $200,000 b1ul. The con they ar e accused of p erpetra ting involved the use of act o r George Monlgomery's Holly wood Hills mans ion. In- ves ti gat ors · said Montgo me ry leased the ho me to another ma n und wa:. Ill no way involved io thl' scam. Inve s ti g ato r s s a id Mrs Claydon wo uld introduce two of lht! t n o t o we a llhv Newport Be ach businessmen. f',..,..P~AI BLOOD ••• the government voiced repeated oh1 ections w Scgal's question· ing. U .S. District Judge Franklin T. Dupree Jr. cut off one line or q ues tioning, ruling that Segal w:is 1mpropNly trying lo in- troduce e vide nce about candle- wa x found on a coffeetable in the house. MacDonald has s aid one or the intruders, a woman, ca.r · rled a flickering ca ndle. Ivory 11a ld he believed the wax was old wa x and matched a can· tile fo und in the houso. Jerry Jogs Govenwr Running, Losing LOS ANGELES <AP> -Jerry Brown Is running a nd losing - running five or "Ix miles a d ay and losing about three pounds u week. As members or the Lo11 Angele s Athletic Club looked on Tues- day, Gov. Edmund G . Bro wn Jr. stripped to a pair of navy blue shorta. donned Jogging shoes and did a brisk three miles In ~ minutes on the c lub's Indoor track. IT'S PART OF A DIET AND exerclae pro1ram the aovetnor hna used lO drop 35 pounds ln three month• tri mming himself to 140 poundl on hla 5-foot, 11-lnch frame. ' b Most people alim for the beach or for hl1h school teunions, but "rown'a reuons are unannounced, just Uke hl1 plans to run for pre1ldent. After hia run, in whlch he wu accompanied by atate Fin1t1ce Director Richard T . SUberman, Brown dld a aerie• of sit-up and wel1ht utUna exercltea. After pumpln& tron. the 1ovemor pumped the hands of fellow noontim e athletes. "ltJST A LIGHT WORKOtJT," 8AID one or the club's athletic dlre~.tora. "Just li&ht rep• <repetitive llftln1 of ll1ht wei1hta>." I nm ftve or 1lx mllet a day," Brown said. "I break lt up . 1 run a couple of mllea In the momln1 and then a1aln ln the a n er· noon." . Brown allO hH been followln1. not rallhfully, a PrtUkln dlet •Pet out for him by 1tlf ·1tyled Santa Monica nutrtUoailt Nat.ban ritlldn. TRlt DIET HAI POacso aaowN into a true era of Umlta: :r, pork, lam~~uck1 1raln f..S bMf, Hver, •b•Wllb, 1alm4G. nut.a, • Vft, avoca.,.-, wnol• mllk, eua, nearly all obfflel. 11lt or u11r. What doet the 1ovemor Ht t 't.~ Cuado, owner of Luey'1 &I Adobe Cale lo Loi Aqeln. 1a11 _. ICW•rnor tit.I pota.d vesetablee and bolled beam, ,.... flrtd In die 11m• kttchtn wtMre lrron once concocWd the "Jerry """"' lpectal," • chlcllen lftd rte• cU1h. "'1a wam AGO .. OWN IAID bl• ••ht WU al'OUDCI :'· wttb tdl •wr•a• ;;;i.,.. ._. 1tnct the dltt "9pa at aroud ~=·--· Hm-~wa.::,~=·rt:.: ~H~r...: .= ..... '-; ............... 'i"' """" ..... t. ., , l. 'THE PERFECT BABY. BIG FOR HER AGE' Teat-Tube Tot Loulae Brown• Yeu Old Today Tuhe Bahy I 'Lucky Louise' Said Perfect LONOON <Al') -Louihc Brown, lh4! world's f1r'lt auU1tn licated lest tutw huhy . was a year old today, but the contr11vtr'ly se t off by her birth cont inues "She 1s the 1>nf1•t t baby, pretty. t11 1( for her ag1., and v1>ry for ward," h<'r :12 y"a r old mother Lesley told the f)~uly Mail, wh1rh hl~nl'<I an exclus ive conlnit'l with the Browns hc for., lt11· haby w:is horn. "Stlf: Bt;GAN TAI.KING /\T JO MONT HS. and w•· thu)k lhal i.hc '!. not only goinJ! tn grow up inln a very pre tty hlond1· l1ut a ver y intelbgent on<> too." Louise''> 39-year old father . John. told the newspaper. The Mail published a phuto~raph of a chubby h londt-toddler and said she mana gt>d to Rel a foot into the l'hocolate bat ter or he r birthda y ca kl' as it was being mixed It said Ut e cake had pmk and white icing and was crowned with a single pink candle Mrs Rrown co uld not ha ve· a baby nor mally he<'a uc;e lhf> fallopian t uhl•s lcadlnR taml' proble m 40 percl'nt of the infertile women in the world havt- Slit: WF:NT TO G VNf:<:Ol~OG IST P atri<'k StPpll)t' an<! phys1olo~1st Hubt·rl f':d w:Hch, who had b4:en dolfll-! u1onc1•r n · searC'h for 12 years into m1t rosurg1cal tN.:hmqu<'~ for rN11h1:Jt1on 1n vitro. m('antn~ in gla ss, uno 1·m t>ryo transl t r Thl' British doC'tors took an cg~ from hn ovanl·s. fnllhlNI 1l w ith her. husband's s p('r m in a ~lass dish in Stl•ptcw·~ laboratory tn Oldham, and rc1mplantcd 1t m Mr.., Rro wn·s wom b "We, fo.und nature could not put an egg and sperm toge the r. so we did_ it. We do not s«.-e a nything 1mmornl m doing th.&:1t, ·· Ste ptoe sa id. Louise was delivered by Caesarean seclton J uly 25 1978 at Oldham Ge~erat Hospit al. The governme nt Ml•<hcat Rl'sca~ch Cou ncil confirmed !>he w:is the fi rs t k i>t-tulx! baby on re~'Orct Wheelchair Ramps Dedication Slated A pair of aspha lt ramps that enable whc.-elchuirs to reach tht· ocean's high·tidc line al Jlunt ingto n Beach State Beach arc• to be dedicated forma lly on Fri day . Two ye ars in the plannin~ and two weeks in constructio n, the $50,000 project provides beac h access at a point belween Beach Boulevard and Newland Street and at Brookhurst Stree t. B o th of the JO-foot -wide ramps, localed near parking lots along Pacific Coast Highway, end on the beach In wide circles that eventually will contain fire pits , a Huntington Beach city engineer s aid. The ramps a lso link with an asphalt bicycle trail along the highway lo provide access to food concessions and restroom facilities for the handicapped, he added. The ~ystem. to bl' ded ic;1tc•d hy the city in a 2 p m ceremony, h as bl•<·n nam t•d · 'Spl'Otl·r " Ra m ps" in honor of tht• late Mick Spencer . a governor's :id· viso r on the handicapped Spencer, a llunt1n~lon A1><il'h re s ide nt c o nfin e d t o a wheelchair due to arthritis. wus prt.·s1dc•nt o f Orange County '!. r hapter of the Ca lifornia AS· sociauon for the Physically Han- dicapped. He also was pres ident of the board of the Dayle Mcintos h Cente r for the Di ~abted 1n Garden Grove until his death May 19 and was a me m ber of t he city's Design Revie w Roard Fund'> for the ramps, 330 and 635 feet long, we re granted by the federal governme nt and the city. City, county and state om cia ls are scheduled to part1c1pate at the dedkalion. Oran1e Count)' 1hertff '1 ctep. utlea Mdopted a walt·a nd-Hf PQ8ture today In their dema.ndl for u pay mcreaae after turnilll out in forC't ut Tuet1day'a meet· lnl( of <·ounty isupervlM>rs, de· mundln~ l11udly and bolat.eroualx al llrm:a for progrn1 In 1t.alled l'ICICOU~UOOM. Aft~r ttw •t.ormy, OO·mlnute "''talon, ckiputles were told that 1rnpnvl1111m1 w r1ul<f dl11c us11 the' d1·11Hind.11 ar an 1·xN•ut1 vt 11e11s lon \.ml11y · W1·'ll w111t and 11•: .. what rou11·11 uul 11r lhut ," 1tald Bob M ;,l'J,.,.,iJ v•·n~r•I m anager of \ti•· •W J '""mbn A11iwc1atloo of '11 .111~ .. t .:..io11ty lk:11uty Sherifrti A 'I. l!IJ u l I .. , ... ,rt .. d I y '" f1l.111 "'"'J l1tJI d1·"ulw~ thu.11 far ti:•., .. "'"' &1<1t1)l1£1 01A:d 10. 4fly Jltb ,, , ... ,.,,, A • 1 •Jwd •A "'""'' i!:J1 t11·put11--. .J11IJ llWll ~YtflJ>-1 lt11 11 11> /vrt~ 111 'I u•··•J••Y 1111 !\IJ(WfYl •,l/r'> J'h1ll111 A11lh•111)' .. 11•1 'l lt•1m ;i:. Hiley Al 11111• 1>'1111t , a rrwmber ol lhc .10<11.,111 • ,.,h•1ul• •J al Anthony ~J • l••>I la1· 11111vth l1rtd 11-t the <I\ .,,,, ''"''''' \ ,,, 1w11at11r fini:sh h1~ \ t 'f/lfl (fli•rit.h t11t1,.rt .. ''lu1in1:d t ha t Riley h;mf11·rl 1>ut rflli.l1:admg 1nforma- 11r111 th;,t d ""JIVlWlS would be earn- 1t1Y, a t,oul $JIJ,(J()(J unde r the ne w •>rt• , H1l"Y µn·v1•1u'>IY <.,;.,1d that the· inf11rm•1l11m .,..,,., ~1v1•n him by 1 1111n1 y n1·~1,t 1atori-. for s &la ry MHI lio·rwf1L-. and that he w"a!. -.1 .1nd1ng IJy 1t ~uperv1v1r ll<1rnf'tl Wiede r 1 r111k cxr1·plt0n l11 what s he t·-illt-d bull ying tactics by Ute dcp- ullc'> ~he -.aid 1t was deme an· lllJ! to ht>th 11Jw e nforcement a nd to ... upcrv1son. She said la ter they behaved hkl' unruly children who should lw s pankl'<.I Lall'r m the <tflt:r· noon, Mr:-. Wwdc r received ii gift of .1 down roM·s from the es:-.· -.11c· 1 at wn M r M.il'l.••od said rcma d"' "",. r1· 11111 d 1 r1·ct f'rl a l Mr~. Wwd1·r ;.ind th:it lw w.is !.Orry 1f ,Ill' "".1!. off1·ndr·. S,lld lh;,il tlH' C'llUlll V 11('1-1 11( .1 7 p1·1 c.:1·nt mc rl':J!>c on J 11111• \ t•;11 1·ontr;ll'l would n ·d w 1 t tw () r;i II ~I' c (I u n I y (ft• p u l j -.ht'rtffs tu :.i M'c:und·ratc law en tor t'l'ffit•nt :igen<'y I le· s aid I ht• offrr dc mo nstratt·s thut there• 1s no longer :i toµ priority t.o ~ct quality pc rsonm·I ,11ul thul mc.iny c..·Xpt:'n cnced de" u 111 ·" a I n o, 1 c1 v :in · I l· ..i v 1 n g 'I ht· J!O 1.Wll l'r'> a rc going and ~r·ll rnK h 1~hcr paid JObs ," Wclb d1·t·lan-<l w •'II' ...... <! I hat the l'OUly dt·p 11111·' ,11 t' 1•;.irn1 11i.: $320 p1·r 11111nlh ll'sh than offi ct'r s in th1· An.aht>1m P ollet• Departm en t. $upt.·r v1:,or .l\nthonv cla 1mNI that th~: dc putu:s huvc ri~ce1vt.'ff tht• h1 Ahes t offl·r of any of lh1· l'Ounty bar~a1nin~ units . Yo u d 1111 't a u1t1r11;1tlcally h uvt• thf' claim lo be the hiRhf'~I 1w1d cnforccmC'nt agen<'y 1n tht' l'OUnty." ht' stud. The deputies h ave requested a 17 pl!rccnt across-the-board puy r uisc A spokesm a n for the deputies i.a1d with five years' experienee lht>y now <'llrn about $20,000 and tha t t he county offer would bring thC'ir pay to about S2l,500. % 'fhe de puties contend they wo uld be losing money because of 1nftat1on a nd inc reased con· t ri but1on~ to their retirement fund M a cLeod indicated Tuesday tha t deputies would settJe for less than 17 percent. "That 1s our official position. Wf' would settle for less than thul ." he said According to county orficials , the payroll for de puty sheriCfs now totals $15.3 million. Where I On To Save ear * C .... 1t1 OH Pric 34.50 SlftC)le VIII •4.10 llfoc .. $4.50 Trtfocal. * Co ... HcTllllll• AllC .......... ... Cftlech•glnt lhtl1111 Senlc• ......... a ..... D ........ 1w ... Style1 250 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa • Hlll.gren Sq. 6~2·4t30. • Wffkdays 9·5:30 Sat. 9.3 , • \'our Hometo•n i Dall,-Nt•wspaper · VOL. n, NO. 206, • SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 2S, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS By IM."UR HY•AN ... ...,,.... ..... A. ,.. ol crlekeu. Waves of eriell.u. 'nlouuncla ol crickets 1ur1iq acre. atreeta eMI in - .:...-vadln1 ~. eaUn1 drapes, even lllminc up in bed. Tbat 'a the pic ture about a dozen north Cotta Mesa resl· denta painted Tuesday in uking the Newport-Mesa board of education to clean up Its field near Sunflower and Smalley atreets near the Santa Ana city Umlta. "You see them coming across the street at niabt. It's just like an army," said Abraham Bos of 1018 Secretariat Circle. ·'There are thousands o f them," his wife, Carla, added. ··Al nipt the street is just black with Lbem. The y come Into the house and eat my curtains." Jack Berry or 1037 Dam3SCUS Circle said he has been frustral· ed in his attempts to get the dis · trlct and the city. which owns an adjacent fie ld. to solve the pro blem. "l ' ve caJled every city offlc1a1 I can for t.he last week and a haU and al l f got w as more crickets." he said Residents said the problem begao about two weeks ago. Board members repUed tha;. the district sprayed the field last fi'riday and wHI spray aga in this Friday They a lso said they will com- municate with the residents through Berry about the situa \Ion until It is solved. The HJ-acre field in question is part of what wm; once u 30-acr e site on which a middle KChool .and an ele mentary school we re ~planned. 7 E When these plans were ropped, 10 acres were sold to a evel..,er. who a year ago com· Jeted · Lbe homes in whicb the k r1 cket-troubled residents Uve The other 10 acres were sokl to the city. Distrlct bu1ioe111 manager R8y Schnierer aaid problems have arisen since the 30 acres were divided and ceased being farmed. He said the situation wu aggravated a couple or months ago when the district plowed under Its weeds. ap- parently disturbing the c rickets Residents said they will be keeping close tabs on the cricket census. "When they wind up in bed with you. it isn'lfunny." Oalty ~I ... SlaH ~ ..... 'STING' SU~ECT. Severi~ Clayd<>n of Newport Beach ducks ~s she is gu~ded to helicopter by Los Angeles Police Detective Marc lhssong. Los Angeles police, who arrest· cd her '.fl:lc~day afternoon at a Big Canyon home. flew her off t~ Jatl m a Los Angeles police helicopter that used landang pad al nearby Newport Beach police head-quarters. 4 Can Suspects Beld Newport Cops Seek Victims of 'Sting' By JOANNE &EVNOLDS Of ... 0.1" ~lief Slaff Newport Beach police said to· d ay they're still looking for wealthy victims who m ight have been fleeced in an a lleged con game that oper ate d like the m ovie script of "The Sting •· Four Orange County suspects ar e in custody in the case. Al Epstein of the Newport Beach police conceded that vie tims h ave been relucta nt to come forward since they lost their money in an attempt lo cheat the managemenl ot what the y thought was a private gambling club in Los Angeles . Epat.ein and Sgt. John Simon probed the cue for two years before llndlnc a local man who was willing to telJ them how he lost SUI0,000 in cash a nd his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the COD artists. Thal t.ale set up the arrests Tuesday of Attila DeAgh . 39, 2716 Hilltop Drive, Newport Beach: Beverly C laydon, 35. 81 R oyal St. George, Newpor t Beach; Mich ael Newman, 35, 14 N Sto nington Road. South Laguna and Je rry Mack Morris. 35. of Buena Park. All rour were booked into Lo!> Angeles County Jail after their <irresls loc~1lly . The three men were arrested on charges or grand theft a nd cunspiru<.•y in warrants c<1rrying $200,000 bail cuch. In ;1dthllon, they are naml'd in war rants obtu111cd by Oran~e police chargin~ them with fraud in a phony <.1dvancc ft:e loan s cheme. Those W1Jrrants curry $250,000 bail. Mrs Cluydon. who wus arre:.t· c d at a home police s aid belonged to her boyfriend at 25 CSee VICTIMS. P a#e A Z> Dwnp Site Issue Advances The city or Irvine will try to convince the county il should 1•1lher clcun up or junk a pro posal to IJuild a dump site in Bee and Hound canyons . Road Plan Backed But r:.tther than send a letter now lo the Oourd or S upe rvisors expressing concerns over poten· tial traffic. litter. noise and odor proble ms, the City Council in- stead followed the advice of its tran s portation com mission Tuesduy to r e fin e and s trengthen city obJections and I hen plan a Mratcgy to convince the county to put a dump somewhere else By Irvine Council The Irvine City Council ap- proved a road improvement tlpaocing plan Tuesd ay nlaht that 1s heavily buttressed by a pledge of up to $2. 7 million by the Irvine Company The pJan would call for the ci- ty spend.ina up to about $900,000 for the improvementa and coun - cilman Bill Vardoulls said, "I feel tllil la a aood aareement . . Not one penny of city funds other than those only available for roads and traffic ufety would be needed." Jn a letter to the council, Jn·lne Company president Peter Kremer said his or1anl.zaUon cons idered acceptance of a Circulation Tulc Force recom· mendation on flnaneln1 ae a c ••• , 1feaa•er Nilbt and mom.ln1 eo. douae oUterwise sunny daye. Lon tomiht ln IOI. Hich1 'l'banda1 our 10ll at beact. to low.,. In-land. IN81•EH•~t' .,.,..., ......... •· :inMlfllrdfJJ..,....., ..,,.. ,,., ...... ....., .. .............. "reflection or our continuing in· teresl in workjng with the city" for improveme nts in the road system . Vardoulis sajd the financing arra ngements negotiated by the task force m ad e up o r representatives from the city and Irvine Company was the reault of "much give and lake." Earlier in the month the coun- cil had reviewed a list or 20 near-term road improvements that were considered necessary before December, 1981, to keep the road aystem in balance with presently zoned developments. The bluest potential liability the clly faces, Vardoulla said, is f8ee ROADS, Pace .Ul A four-member committee was established to handle the matter for the city Council m e mbers Larry Agran and Mary Ann Gaido had pushed for more aggressive op <See DUMP, Page AZ > Editor Tapped WASHINGTON <AP > Presa· dent Carter , announcing his first White House sta ff change, said today he recruited retired T•me m agaz in e e ditor H e dl ey Donovan to be a senior adviser who will report directly to him . Inine Air Noise CommissionAltered Wart ol plant tbat call for com merdal airline 111e of the El Toro Marine Corpe Air StaUoll, Irvine dty councilmen .,..._ T\letday lllPt they lhould try to 11. .. , tnck ol qendel b&Ddllns· tbe Pl'GPOMI. To do IO, tbe council a1reed '° ollup tbe name ol the Airport Nolu Committee to tb• Air raellitJ u.. Committee an• el· fort to ..., .. ..., ...... ol .._.to'*'"" u..-. tooom· ........... Cl .... Art AatMet ... ~ ............... . Ila~ DnW IOll. wbo •uc· 1....s .._ ..... ell•IC for tllit tolDalll&ff, Hld tbert ii a .. ..,. mlolt tb 111111• U.. El Toro fattUtJ for eommtrelat pulJllll." S llls sa id 1t was lh c r esponsibility of officials to monitor theae efforts. He wu referrtna principally to the work of the Southern CaUfomla Association of Gov- ern m enta. which la studying com merciaJ UH of El Toro. The work of that aaency, however, la 1trtctly advisory and hat no let•I authortty ln dea· iln•t1111 • lite tor a new com· meretaf aJrport . Ntvertheleu, the ciouncll •lreed tt needed to kMp pace with deYeloDmenta ln the airport propoaal, whlch ll one ol aeveral Itta WMler study. lntne olftctall have lone ex· prllHd vehl..-oppotiUon to Jo&at -ol a Toro wtth com· mereial alrUntl beeaUH of tbe llOIHpolludoatlla would ....it. J I I t Samsoe Girl Suspect A1·rested -In Coast Sl8ying - By JERRY CLAUSEN Of, ... o ... ,, p, .. , .. , .... Jl unt111gton Hcaf h dct<·ct1v1•l-. urres tcd a p a rt t1m<· pro fessaonul µh utoJ.(r11µhcr Tue:.duy as a suspct·t 111 th1· d<.·alh or ll year old Hobin C'hr1l>l11w S11ms1)(' whose ~k<'lt'l al n·nwinl> ~•·rt· round neur Sierra Matlrj• t·1Jrl1cr this month. J\ rrest1•d al 7 :JO a m 111 tu~ Monterey l'ark n •l-.1fll'Ol'l'. wa~ Rodnt'y Ju1m•i. /\II-a la , :15 f<'tf teen lluntin~lon lkac h ofriC't:rl>, urmed with u :.Narl'h warrunt. wt-nl to th1· h11m1• of J\k a la .., pu re nts al 7 u m . 1.t. BrUC'I' YounJ,? suuJ Young :,aid that .i ..,t·ard1 of tht' home turru·d tlfJ J l:trgt· number or rh11t11 graph ... l'IJll :.1de red 1·v1dt•nc1· 1n 1 h1· 1 ,,..,,. I ndud1.:d. ht· l-.:1111 w<·r1· photo' of ('htldn·11 from :1y1·a1..,11hl 1111 uµ ... soml' nf llw111 If\ llw mull· Robin a n<J J 141rlfr11•nach Stall' ll<•iJ<·h .Jui11· lO th1· day s ht' d1s;1pp1·arl'rl hy .J man who usked to ta kt· I h1·1 r p1t·tur1> Tht' would lw pho111graph1·r w<is deM·r1lwcl hy Hoh111 .., rri1·111I as 1r1 his :11r.,, lanrwd Ol'Hrly .... ~ fre t tall anti wrlh r11llar h•ngth <·urly hair 1\ µohc:t• arl 1..,I tl r1·1A .1 1·11111 fll>Slt<· of lt11.·'1nan walh lll'lfl 1111111 thl· girl, Y11ung :-.aul T hal l'om1111l-.1lt·. h1· ... aid 1·v1·11 HELD IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Alcala I u;d h 1 .. 11 '" Ak.1f.J .... Hrc· ... I 1111:0'" 1ni.: u rnur w1·1·k rnvP:--11..:<• 11110 I aunr'hl'd hv · 11 P ' · r rom polt<·c· ag1·nrw ... and 111·,...on.., who k I\•>'-' 1 ht· ... u..,pe1·1 1•11111·1· rl'ful-.t·rl 111 d1..,1·u..,.., 1h1· 1111 ... -.al111ll~ lhal J\kala hall a n ·1· onl qf pn•vtous arn·st:--1ir 1111 11 1 1~c1111nt•nl fl,. 1:-. lwing lwld in lf u11tingto11 Princely Dance Woman Wins $25 Bet BLJ\NTYRfo~. M;tluw1 'Af'J A Britis h wom<1n got ~u~cn Elizabeth's son Pnn('t' Andrl'W to dance with l1f'r aflf'f h1•r hus band bet her $2.'i :.he woulcl11'1 dare· Re portc•rs j)rt"H'nt said th1· hundsom1·. l!:I y l•ar hlcl print'" d<in r ed with 27 yt'al 11hl Sall\ Lawson for four or f1 vt· manuL1•:-. Tues tbty n 1~ht an the• d1111ng room or Hlunlvrc··~ Moun! Sodw llolt• I . Andr<'w. who 1:. a1·<·om rwny11w has mother :md fallwr on 11 tour of Commonw!'all h 1·11untr11·:--in Sou theu!>1 Africu. wus d1n1nu w i t h a r 11 I s h J\ II) h ;1 " ), ,t(j" r M 1c·hacl Sc-11tt and rm ·m her.., of the royal part y wht•n Mr' Laws on tapJll'd hirn 1111 lht· shoulder H eporte r1' who wt·n • pre!\ent ~u ad Air Commodore Archie Wins krll demanded lhut" photo~ rapht•r who look a picture (I( tl11· danc111g t·o up1<· nand over lhl' film The <1rgumenl ove r 11hu1ographini:t tht· pnn<'f• ron 11n u1·d for an hour But·k1n ).:ham l'alJt·1· pn ·sl-. ... puk.-sm:in M 1t·hal'I Shea :--;ud I hl' lrll'ldcnt wa:-. .. " l>L11rm 111 ·• lt•arup 'VI 1.., Luwson and h1•r hul>liund 1•:1ul . huvc· ll vl'd 111 Malawi fur 11l111ut MX yeuri. Tlw qUL'l'n a nd hl·r hushund, l'r1n1·1· l'h11t11. Wl'rt' not JH'l'M•nl T hi· .v n ·1mrtl'dly ~J)l'nl 11 qual·t •'Vl'IHlll-! al S:.inJ1ka l'a la<'l'. rt·sl 1111.: fur th1• tr111 tocl J'f l o Bolsv. una, tht• lh1rd s t1 111 on thl·ar four nataon lour 1'1aea•re llfatlaee Memben of the actors' union Equity march throuah the theater district ln London to protest the 1ovemmenl's tncrease or value added tax on theater ticket.a. Many performers jolned the demonstration whlch ended at the House of Commons. Ul'ac·h Cat y Jail a:-. a hom1c1de s u.,1H:t·I on $250,000 ball l.<1w re 11u1rc~ thut ht' bf' arraigned hy Thursday morning. Youn~ dt·scnbt.'d Aku l~ <in unt'mployt•d . purl tim e pro f1·ss1onal µhotogr i:ipht!r .who l'ar ried a rarcl 1dcnt1ryin~ ham as a mcm twr of a professmnal photog raplwr·.., <1l-.~0(·1al1un 1•01tc1• hav1• h<·t·n scarc·hang for a yc•llow S<·hw1nn h1C'yelc that Hoh1n wus h<'licv£•d lo h11vc• been riding whe n s ht• cl1 :-appearn<J som1•wht•n• l'>elwt'cn h<·r fra('nd'l> horn1· al 14th :.iml Olav1• Street..., a nd ht•r homl' a milt• ;iwav 'f'h;1t l>1<·v<"l1·. Young :-.:.i1d . :.till 11:1 ... 11111 lw1·n ri•c•ovf'r1·tl Hol11n ·.., unl'lud n·mu1nl> w1·n · rnunll .Julv 4! "" a ... tall· fon•strv 1·mplov1•1· 1\\'ar " puhlu· ram 1; i:r11111Hl.., an th1• f11olhdb nc·Hr '-lwrt .1 M.11J11· \' oun~. who ..,;1111 pollC't• "l'U .1 1 1• fll ark ah I 1· 1 1•.., 1· m 11Ia11,.1· lwlwc·1·n lh1· a rll'>I .., 1·r1mpo:-1lc· _,r th1· photngr aµh•·r ..,ought for 11ut·st1rming and /\l1·al;1. md1<'ul c·d th1:. m11rnu1g that no nth<-r '11:0.pt'l'll> Ill I he• 1·:1:.c• u rt• l.><'111g ... 1111gh1 al th1-. tinw 111· :-a11I J\kala ha-; n11l v•·t h1•1·n ahl1· lo .11·1·1111111 for his v.h1·rl'aliuui... al th1 • 11111•· tlw 1.wo ~·1rb wt·n· .q1prc1adtl'd on lht< lw:wh IJv lht• 111111lt·11 11r11•<l pholol.' • ll ph1•1 Shell Prof.it: $277 Million .'-EW YIJ l<K rAl'i Shell Oaf Cc>. has r1•port t.'d :1 55 pcrct•nL inc rease in second quarter profits. JOIOln~ a parad e or Oii 1·o mpanll'l> r <.•p ort an g highe r c11rn1ngl-. during a pPriod whl'n m<tny dravcr:- ru m1·tl lrt g a:.ollm· ltnt':> S h1•ll . llw 11 .1t111n '.., 1•1g hlh l:1rgl'"' 111 1 1·11rn 11~111 ~ .... :i 1d prof1h ro~c· from $17!1 million 111 lal>t \l'ar s ..,1·1·1111d qu:.1rt1•1 lo $:.!77 11111111111 lh1 -. v1·;n . E .1 r n 1 n g -. 11 ,. r .., h :.. r 1· d1111 hl'tl from $1 4!1 to Si! kll On Tuc•sllav. c;ulf 011 ('II • I "l' II :1 I 01 f) n . ... r .rt h lar~t·:-.1 oi l 1·11mpany . ri .. porl(·d :1 Ii~• 1u·n·t·nt 1n 1·n ·al-.1· 111 ..,,.1·1111<1 qu<1rt1·1 11rur1t~ art<I St:inrlard Otl <'11 11r Oh111 IS(J h1 11 1, r .inkc·tl 14th among ll S oil rrrm~ ..... 11<1 t·<irningl-. ""''' 711 f)l'r l'CO\ Ill \ht• quarh •t MacDonald Witness Tells Of Blood Clue HALt.:fGff . NC CAP> An /\ rmy 111vt•st1guto r tcsliCJed to- day thut ht· saw blood on lht! soles or Colellt' M acOonald'.s f<.·cl thl' m1<ht Mrs. MacDonald und her two younM duuf(hlers wc'rt• s lain hut lhat the blood tnie was ncvc•r c hecked. The investigator. Wiiham I vory, underwe nt c ro!>!> •'Xu ml natlon in the:! triple murder trial of Dr. Jeffrey Mac O o nald The Huntingto n llo rhour doctor is char ged with murdf'r in the s ta bb ing and bludgeonimf deaths or his wire and their duu.chters. Kimberly <See BLOOD. Paae t\2) tID PROOlJCEIJ TOO MANY CALLS ··I had to call and stop my Dally Pilot ad because I re - ceived more calls lhan I could handle." That's the success story of the Ne wport Beac h woman who placed thla ad ln the Dally Pilot: Ov1•rlook1n1 the ••tt1r. N H 2 rooms &b1th , Mon. Tue. xxx Uxtt F'or more calla than you can handle. call the friendl)' Dally Pilot claaaltled ad-vleers at 642·X71. Back Bay ~ llejected lhmbet9 ol the atate Watir Rnouttft Contn.>I Soard hne ,.jected tM plan lo cl.an up Newport Ba,y that waa pr'OP()Md by t\~ Newport Irvine Waate Manaft!ment Aaency <N IWA> Board m1mbera dt-clded to hold ~ NIWA plan ~' ol the rlt!an water plan aubmlllect for seven IOUt.hem Callfomla mun· tleoa by the Soutbem Calllomta AnuciatloG of Oovtrnmentt 'SC'AG> The PllUl will btt ~)'I Ni by membf'N of NIWA. the s tate board t:1Wf llnd lb~ ataff of the Sant:a Ana Re1tonal Water Quality Control Board State board member1. at their mct'lintt lQt week In Sacramen tu. agrftd-W1th their atart and the reaional board that the NIWA plan lackt.td sufficient silt •fld erosion contn.>l provisions to 3<'hie\'C the goal of preventing the further pollution of the bay The city of Newport Beach and the state Department of l"ish and Game. as operator of the Upper Bay Ecological Prese rve. had opposed the NIWA plan They suggested that the plan he revised lo include provisions for conslruc.-tlon Sit4t retention Of ailt·carrying runoff. Another point those agencies- both members of NIWA along with other local governmental agencies-felt was lacking In the plan was a desilling basin. The proposed basin would be hu1lt m the San Di ego Creek up· stream of the bay between Jam. borec Road and the San Diego frel'way But the propos al wasn't in- cluded in the final NIWA plan because in the ea rly s tudy stages, prior lo preparation of the proposal, use of such a basin wasn't investigated. The water cleanup plan iii mandated by federal law. IL must receive the approval or the state water board before it can tw forwarded to thC' federal En· v1ronmenla l Protection Agency for final approval f<',....Page A1 BWOD •.. 5. and Kristen. 2, m February 1970. Ivory said also said that he d id not know whether any blood was found on MacDonald's feet. Bloody footprints were found in Kristen's bedroom. and the prosecution is expected to try to show that the prlnLc; were Mac Oo11ald's. Ivory said trash cans behind for evidence. He said he was "quite disturbed" that the cans had been emptied before investigators checked them. On Tuesday, Ivory said undel' cross-examination by attorney Be rnard Segal that items in the house were moved and touched but that he waR confident that evidence was not disturbed or cJe11t royed. · 'GOOd Goel. we were looking for the weapons that killed these people," Ivory said when Segal asked him about a drawer that had been examined. . M act?<>nald, 35, was a phys1· c!an with the Green Berets at t-ort Bragg when his wife and daughters were kilJed. Segal asked repeated ques· lions about the movemenL'> ot Ivor}' and others at the house. The questions and those asked other witnesses appeared to be designed to convince the federal court jury t h at t he Army bungled its investigation. Ivory testified that the pajama bottoms MacDonald was weal'· In~ were discarded at the base hospital, contrary to medical persoMel 's standing orders not to destroy clothing worn by victim s of violent crimes. DAILY PILOT l lW Ot•-C-0.Ul' Pl .... ••I"'"""" I\,_ bt....,, .. ..._.,. .... "-•-byr,..0.-c .. " ...... ..,,,.,.,_ S...<<li•f<llt-K• ,....,,.,.... _.., '"'°""' ',,.,., tor C..te _,. No_,..._ """'-°" .... ,.,_ t .. flllel .. Y,lt-l-hM .. lleulllC..tl A _ .. ,-... , ... ,,_l""f'\<1•11'...,,_ ~ ... n...,"'t __ ................... uo ¥""" l•Y ll""i.C•i.-. c .. -,..••INt ._... .. _ ... ~, ........... _ , .... c..tT llo( ............ ,.,..o...; .......... ~··-........ '"--·· ....... ·-lflt•ritor ............ ~~ ... """·-•-• ... l•ltr\ 'THE PERFECT BABY, BIG FOR HER AGE' Teat-Tube Tot LoulH Brown a Year Old Today Tube Baby I 'Lucky Louise' Said Pe rfect LONDON CAP> Louise Brown, the world's first aulhen· ticaled lest·tube baby. was a year old today. but the conlrover.iy set off by her birth continues. . "She is the perfect baby, pretty. big for he r age. a nd very forward," her 32-year-old mother Lesley told the Daily Mall , which signed an exclus ive contract with the Browns before the baby was born. "SHE BEGAN TALKING AT 10 MONTHS, and we think that she's not only going lo grow up into a very pretly blonde but a very intelligent one too." Lou1!i.e's 39-yecir·old father. John, told the news paper The Mail published a photograph of a chubby blonde toddler and said she m anaged to ~ct a fool into the chocolate batter of her birthday cake as it wa~ bemg mixed rt said the cake had pink and white icing and was crowned with a single pink candle M rs. Brown could not hcive a bu by normally twcausc the fa llopian tubt!s leading to her womb were blocked and the blockage could not be removed surgically. the same problem 40 percent of the infertile women m the world have. SH E WENT TO G \'NE<'OJ,OGJST Patrick Stt>pt()e and physiologist Hobert Edward!>, who he.id heen t!oml! llion~cr rc- secirch for l2 years into m1t·rosurg1cc.il lechn1quc•:-. for fcrt1l1Zation m vitro, mec.imng in g1a!>s, an<J cmllryo tr<insl'cr The British doctors took <1n e1,a~ from her ovaries, fertilized it with hf:r h usband's s ru·rm 1n c.i glass dish 1n Stcptoe's laboratory in Oldham . t111rl n:1mplantcd it in Mrs Brown'!> womb. "We_ fo.und nature could not put an egg and s perm together . so we did 1t. We do not s~ cinything immor1JI m doing thcit~· Steptoe said. · Louise was deliver~d by Caesarean section July 25. 1978. at Oldham r.eneral Hospital The government Med1 ccil Research Council confirmed she wai. the f1ri.t test-tut~ balJy on record. Citizens' Nuclear Panel Dissolved WAS HINGTON CAP > A citizens' panel created lo cidvise the president's commission In· vestigating the Three Mi le laland nuclear power plant acci· dent has dissolved In a dispute New Juvenile Counseling CenterOK'd An Orange Coast juvenile counseling center received ap- proval Tuesday to relocate its headquarters near the county airport. Orange County s upervisors had postponed a decision on the request by the Assessment and Treatment Services Center two weeks ago. Supervisors said they were concerned about the effects of airport noise on the center. However , dis se n ting s uper visors Ralph Clark and Harriett Wieder changed their minds aft.er visiting the site to which the center is to be moved. It Is at Irvine Avenue and Orchard Drive in Santa Ana Heights. The non-profit organization provides counseling and r e- habilitation lo Juvenile offenders in the Orange Coast area. A pp roved by cou n ty supervisors wu an 18-month op. tlon for a 30-year lease for a one· tim e payment of $5,000. The COil la leas than the fair market value for tbe parcel, but was approved because of the soc I al benefit the cent.er pro· vldet, according to county of. ficlale. OVt•r its runctlOn The panel's 10 m embers re signed en masse Tuesday after the commission turned down their requests for in vcstigati vt: data on the March 28 accident nt!a r Harns burg, Pa. Their major request sought in · form ation on personal radiation exp()sures during the ciccident. The comm1ss1on issued a s tatement express ing regrl't about "this misunderstandjng." In its stateme mt, the com- m 1ss1on noted it wanted the panel's advice as a coun- terweight to another advisory group representing the nuclear ' power industry. But it said it relt "the active participation by any o utside gl'Oup in the internal workings of the Investigation is i nap - propriate to the commission's commitment to a completely In· depende nt and objective in· vesUgalion." ,.,.._PageAJ ROADS ••. the Harvard A venue extension between University and Mich elson, which has an estimated price tag of Sl.3 million. Without county road improve- ment funds, the city could end up paying half t he coal, or $650,000. The Irvine Company wlll pay the other half. The Irvine Company also said It would pay for construction of a four -lan e roadway and f reeway overc roasi n ~ at Harvard Avenue between Mlchelson and Main if state fund• are unavailable. The cost of that project Is $1.8 million. BeWard Told Gay1 Want Khomeini Tried TURIN, Italy (AP> -ltaly'1 1ay aHoclaUon declared war on Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomein1 to· day, otferin• a Sl million reward for delivery of the Iranian revoluUonary and rellliout leader to Italy io be tried for "crimes" a1a1n.at fiom~xuall. . .. Mayor Tells1 GoalS .. J,,,ine Improvement Needs Cited r By DAVID KlJTZllANN 0. .. 0.-, ........... N~wly selected lrvlnc Mayor Ou v1d SHla uid Tuesday nJaht hl11 prlorlUc11 for the coming .Y4.'Ur would Include pushing for more roud Improvements and l(uordinK aJ(aln11l com mercial UIS • or El Toro Marine Air Sta· ti on Siii~. who was picked u muyor by hl11 collcaguca on a isplit, vot(1 two wee ks ago, bad dccllnt.-d comment then on hl• plon11 but said Tuesday night he now foll compelled to expre!!S Flood Relief h11 Ideas on city pro1pecL1 and problems. Siils saJd: lie wouJd push for Improve menu in the city's road system because "the worst thinlC we could do about our traffic prob lem would be to do nolhlnJ( that 18 no solution at a ll." -He would 11eek ways the city could develop an a lte rnative to proposals for commerciul use of El Toro. "Clearly some place in this county or close lo it mw;t be made available for expunded commercial air transport that ' . - can serve the bWJineSH and In· dlvldual needa our citizens de. mand and desire." he said. fie believes the ctly ishouhJ l>egln a "11erious review of hOth the recreational a nd cultunl needs of our community and ex plore wuys of working with tht! dc.·vclopmcnl community to pro- vide those fucililies." Si Its 11a1d he had been asked by roruititu~nll'I sinre his seler tion wh1.1t his prh,..ilif!ll would tw :ind how "I can effectively pre h1d1· uv ·r a divided council." Drain Work Set For Turtle Rock Sills was picked on a 3 2 vot•·, with rounc1 l memben L<irry Ai:ran and Ma ry Ann Gaido vr>t mg agamst him lie replact•d Councilman 8 111 V<.t rdoulls Mayors serve a one-y~arterm·- " I believe we all reco~011P that d1v1s1on for the sakt• of d1v1s1on 1s an unhealthy courM· that inevitably leuds to hud d(·· r 1)J1ons and Ill feelings ... Silb Hald. "However. honest d1fferenl'es or opm111n on how lo guide a <·1ty'll futurt-have always bet:n H pa rt of 1•vcry c·1ty ·~ govf'rnme111 dlld always will l>e. fl is my ho1H· that this council can condurl ll ll e lf w i th dlKn1ty . with t11lcram•1• ttnd with undorstancJ . 1ng, whether wt• al(ree. d1sa~rt-t· or hav1· no opinion al ail," the mayor said 111 a st<1tement tw rc<1d to the uudicncc at city hall Turtle Ruck res idents who lluvc fac<c'<I flooding problems in wrnt('rs gone by should find re· hcf this coming rainy season. lll'prci;entat1ves of the Irvine Co mpa n y and Broadmoor Homes told the City Council 1'uf'11day ni~ht they will i;plit the l'Olll of a $rn0,000 drain to be in st;.1lll'd along the easterly side or ('ulver Onvc Tht• work 1s ex. p('(·l<•d lo he done by October. Irvine Company Vice Presi· rlent Tom N1ebt..n said his com puny w'u nt !'. uffecled homeowners m the area to fi rst sign releases promising no legal CJ<'llOn wi ll be taken against the firm llCCaUM' 11( water damage cau:wd over the pas t several yea r~ N1elsc·n said his firm 1s admit ltnJ.! rio habihty in the· m atter Irvine Comp;my cind Broadmoor Hom es are the developers of the Turtle Rock.section of the city. F,....P~A I DUMP ..• position to th<: dump s1l<'. but lhey were ovt•rruled by Mayor U<tvid Sills and counci lmen Art Anthony and 0111 Vardoulili, who :-.upported creation of the com- mittee "This project is ver y·, ·Very bad news for the city or Irvine ." Agran said and he asked the council lo find an environmental report thc county 1~ prepanng inadequate. Mrs. Gaido said the city had hc·en trf'at r d "shabbily" by county planners because con· ce rns previous ly expr essed a bout the dump site had not b<'cn addressed. Anthony. howl'ver. said that because the dump site 1s in coun ty territory, the city would need to be careful in 1L<> handling of the matter. He backed the transportation pane l's s ugges - tion for creation of the commit· tee. and Sills and Vardoulis agreed. Cou nty p l anning co m · missioners had approved an environmental report as ade· quate last month. Supervisors arc expected to study the report late in August on the proposed landfill disposal statfon located northeast of Irvine Boulevard. John Carlisle. chairman of the Irvine Transportation Com- mission , said concenu about the dump contained in a le tter the d ty planned to send were "too vague" and inadequate. Ile said the commission favored creation of a committee made up of a representative from the Planning Commission. the Ci ty Council. the Tra nsporta· lion Commission and the Irvine Company's Governmental Rela· lions Department. Where On * Complete One Pric 3 4.50 SlftCJI• Viii 44.50 llfocal 5 4.50 Trlfocal • Co.....tlc Tl11llaa1 All C oralllCJ P·P&lll• Cthechmtglng The council voled lo "ay for one-third the cost of' corrcctiom. up to $30,000 for uphill druinaJ(t· problems on Turtle Rock Orlv1" as Nielsen had reque11ted A bout 60 homes in the Turtlt• Rock area have been pl aJ(ut•d with flooding proble m s In March. the coum•ll hired u <·on sultant to find a solution for th1• seepage problem. That consultant. Le Roy Cran dall and Associates. lold thl• c·1ty th<tt with a n(.·w drain groundwate r movement wuul<I be prevented into the area north or Grossmont Park from the un developed UC lrvint' property west of Culver Drive. In a re lated Turtle Rock mat tc.•r. the council asked the Plan ning Commission to hold up Tur tie Rock grarung permits until 1l receives from the frvtne Com p a n y -a co m p r e h e n s 1 v ,. analysis on the ground wah•r s ituation in the area City officials se11d the lrv1m· Company already has lh!' 1n formation on hand and mcr<•ly n1:eds l-0 transmit it to the <'ily No real dcl<.iy 1n .:radio~ pt·rm1t:-. 1s expected. offi cials s1:11d Anthony, m a me mo lo coun c llm e n . :.aid landowne r s. builders. homeowners and city government needed lo know the sources of underground wall'r. the route of s ubsurface stream-. and other "pert.Jnent mformallon related to ma.lung future and ex isling homes <ts safe as possible Woman Rape d In College Shower Stall A 26·year -old Huntin gton Beach womcin wcis dra~ged into a locker room shower stall al Golden West Coll ege Tuesday af ternoon and raped. l'Olicc said today. The woman. police said. was assaulted about 4.:m p .m lier assailant grabbed her arms und forced her into the shower. she told investigators Police say the suspect. a black man reportedly wearing ~ tank top and flowered swim trunks. closed the shower stall door and forced the woman to disrobt> Police say no one else was 1n the women's locke r room ut the lime. T he assailant was described to police as muscular and about 20 years old. .......... Gflr"' VICTIMS ... l'ttwhur'\t L<inc. Br~ Canyon. wa~ named in a warrant ch1Jr~ mg her with conspiracy. Shf' '" also being held m hcu of ~>0.0110 hall ThP con they a rc accused or perpe trating involved the use of .Jctor Geor~e M ont~omerv , Hollywood Hills mani>ion. Jn. vc11t1gators said Mont~omery lc11st-d lht• horn<' 111 anothe r man and w1:1s 111 no w:~y involved 111 tht' scam. I n v t• s t 1 g :ll 11 r s s a 1 d M r ... l'layrlrm w1111lll introduce l wn of th!" I rio to w1•althy N{·w1mrt ll1•ac·h hu.-.rncssmcn Th<' v1 c·tim. ''r m;irk. would ht> takl'n tc1 th1• 1111rns 11111 whwh h<> was told was .1 priv al<' g<Jmhl1nJ.! 1·lub f1rr m11lwna1re!'. t-;11try stakes m Lill' ~a mes were SW0.000. .Jo hn L1nds c.iy , v1ct• 1n v1"\l 1~ator for t ht:.' Los Angeles l'nl 1 t c• l>epci rtmc·nt. sairl that up tn W shills. or actor:.. we re hm-d I II J c I I h t• p ;J r t " " r c I u h 1•mployf'1·s and mllliona1r1• gambler; The v1rt1m in v1s1tmg th ... l'lub." was also mtrrxJuccd tr; <• t'lub employc•l', a dealer who wa" angry at management <1n11 want<'d to get even The tno cnt1rerl the ma rk into ht:lptnJt with their scheme. Tht> idea was to ch1•at thP house m .J ri~~cd card game of faro. dealt h y lh<' unh<Jppy employc·l' fo'aro 1s cin archaic ~amc 111 wh1c·h bt:ts a re placed on the or <ll•r in wh1c·h cci rds are dcult In lhl' tase that triggered th1 · a rtt·sl<i. the mark wai; distract~tt at the las t minute and tricked in · to making what Linds ay &ciid was a stupid mistake That m1:-. takf' co&t him $160,000 and h1~ Holls Hoyct!. The car was found Tuesday at OeAgh 's Ha rbor View Knolls condominium. That v1cltm. a Newport Beach resident. was also going to be a mark in the advanced fee loan scheme. according lo "'rey Sit~rks or the Orange police de· partment Thul deal fell through aftn the man realized he'd bePn t aken in the stiog. but Sierh said an organized crime fi~urt: from Arizona had been brought to Orange County by OeAgh to s et up the loan scam . To Save ear Complete Fashion Frame Selection amous De1ICJ1D•r ewearStyles 250 E. 17th Street, Costa t;4e1a Hil!gren Sq. 642-4630 • Weekdays 9-5:30 Sat. 9.3 ------~---.;._~-----~~ -~ -~---~~~~~---~~··~~~---------------~ ,. SClledtut Nuptials Douglas Miller and Ht·c·k y f''owler. ex · hibitors at the S;iwdus t Festival in Laguna Beach. d ecidt:•d to be married there in the rustic selling "so our whole fu m ily could ~ together." said Doug, nine .vcars (JO exhibitor. The Rev. Rohcrt L. Corncli~on performs service . above. Musk for tht' Tucsduy w<.·dding wa s prov ided b y. from . lt::fl , Cr<.11 g Benson, M urgo Grow <ind Gregor y Moore Newpert Beae• B••t Sting Victims Sought . . 81 IOANNE 81!YNOLD8 °'* o.lty ...... , .... Newport Beach poUce sald W· day they're all.J I looking ror wealUlri'e!!ctlms who mlpt h ave been eel ln an alle8ed con 1ame that operated Uke the •ovie ICript of ''The Stlnt " Four Orange County auspecl.11 are ln custody in the case. Al Epateln of the Newport Bearh Police conceded that vie· tim1 have been .reluctant to com e · forward since they lost their money in an attempt to cheat the management of what the y thought was a private gam bling club In Los Angeles. Epstein and Sat. John Simon probed Ule case ror two years before flnding a local m an who was willing to tell them how he lost $160,000 In cash and his 1916 Rolls Royce Sliver Cloud to the con artists. Thal tale set up the arrests Tueaday of Atlila DeAgh, 39, 2718 Hilltop Drive, Ne wport Beach ; Beverly Claydon. 35, 81 Royal SL. George , Ne wport Beach; Michael Newman, 35. 14 N . Ston i n gton Road , South Lacuna and J erry Mack Morris. 35, or Buena Pa rk. AU four were booked Into Los An8eles County Jail after their arrest.I locally. The three men were arrested on ehar,es of grand theft and conspiracy in wal'l'ants carryinl U00,000 ball each. In addJtJon, they are named in warrants obtained by Oran1e police ~harstnc them with fraud ln a Pbo!lY advance f" loan echeme . Thote warrant.I carry UI0,000 bail. Mn. Claydon, who wH 1rrest· ed at 1 home poltce 11ld belon1ed to her boyfriend at as Plneburat. Lane, Bil Canyon, wu nalMd 1n 1 warrut cbar1· 1na b• wtUI couplracy. Sbe ll allO ......_ Wd 18 lieu ol aoD,000 ball. TM -tMr .,. .... ,d ol perpetnttq lnwolved Ute ... ol actor 0Hrae llont1omer1'• (lee VICl'l•I. P1ce AJ> f WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1979 ' Samsoe Girl \'our Hometown Dally New@fpaper Fl FTEEN CENTS -Suspect A1·1·ested lri Coast Slaying By !ERRV CLAUSEN Of llW O<t11, l'oi.t Sl•fl Huntington Beach d elect1 vci. arr e s t ed a p art-lime pro fcssion:.tl photographer Tuesday as a s uspect in th<' dc1Jlh of 12 ycar ·old Hobin Christine Sam s0<• whos e s kelet;jl rcma1ni. wen • found near Sierra Madre earlier this month. Arres ted at 7.30 a .m 1n his Monterey P ark n ·s1dc nct• was Hodncy .Jumcs J\lc ula . 35 l-'1r teen Huntington Hca('h offtcn s. armed with u scan·h warrunl. went to lht· homt• of i\h-:tla's pa rents al 7 a m • l.l Brut·t· Young swd Young Sa Id lh<• l a S('il n ·h or the homt• turned up a largt· number or photo~raphs <:on stde rcd l'Vtdcncc in th<.' ca st· Included, ht> s:11d. wen· phol11~. of <.'hildn•n "from :1 yt'<Jr'> old on up." som e of them in the nudt· llo btn and a g1rlrrtNld had l1een approached ul llunltnJ!lon Bca<.'h State Hc:wh .Jum· lO, lht· day sht• d1sapJ><·an·d. hy , fanned, nt•arly '>IX r l'l'l tal I ancl With ('1)11 a r length c:urly h;ur A pol1<·t· urt1st lfn•w a c·om pos 1te of tht· ma11 with help from I.ht• i::irl. Young s<11d Thal <·om1mM lc, h1 · -..:11d. 1•v1•11 HELD IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Alcala tua llv h·d lo 1\l<:a la .., .1rri·-..I f ullo~1n1: a f11ur w1·1·k 111v1·-.t1g;1 twn lawwht·d hy tlfl!> . rron1 p111lt·c• ag<•nt'tl'S aur1 tw r..,ons who know ltll' :-.u:-.pt•t·t l'olll'(' n ·fUM·('IJ'>'> lh•· poss1luhty lhut i\k a la lw <f .1 1 •·1· ord of prcvwus a rn·sb or 1rr1 prisonmPnl I h· •~ ht•ing held 1n II uni 1ni.:to11 Hl'ar h City Jml a s J hom1c1dc s us pect on $250,000 hall Law re quires that he he arra1j!ned by Thursrltty m orning Youn~ rlcsc ribcd Ak ti la u:-. <in unl•mploy1·d . part t1ml' pro fl'!-.slonal photographer who c ar ru·d a r:trd 1dt•nt1fy111J.( him a:-. a mt!mhl·r of a proft•ssional photog r:i pht·r·., ;1ss1wiat1on Pulic·<· huvc• twcn M':.t rch1ng for a yt·llow S<•hwmn h11:ycle that Hohtn w;.n, h<•lu·v<•d t11 huvt· tx·c11 rid1r1g wht•n s h1· d1 s ;qJJ1t•art•d -;um1·whl'rl• lwtw<·1·n ht.'r frten<l':-. hom1· a\ 14th an1I Oii v1• Stre1·b .ind h1•r homt· a m 111· :.. way That l11('yd1•, Young -..aid. still h.1-.. not l><·t·n rt·1·1iv1·r1·d ll11l11n .., undacl r•·lllalll'> w•·r" found July 2 hy :1 '>Wlt· fon ·:-.trv o•mplny<'l.' n<·ar .. publ11· c<im p g round.., 1n lh1· •foothill:-. 11t•<t r S11·rr.1 M:11lr1· Y 011ng. w h11 -..aul 11111!1·" ">•'<' ,, 1•·m a r kahll· r 1·..,1·m hl a n1·1· lwl w1•pn ttw art1:-.1 .., 1·111111111'>111· 111 I h1· phutogr:iptwr -..uughl 1111 •tll""ltonrng aml J\kala. 1ndll'al '"' th1.., 11111rn1 11g th.11 n11 11th• 1 ... 11-..1w1·t'> 111 th,. 1·;,..,,. <tr•· 111·1111• -..ouf.(hl a\ th1'> tune· 111· -,a1c1 i\kala ha -.. not v•·I lw1•11 ahh• lo .11·1·1111111 for h1•. wht•rl':ihout:-. .11 th1· t1m1• the· lwn J!lr l-.. w•·r•· a ppn1:11·ht·d 1111 th•· h1•:11'h li.v I h1• 11n11h·n11f11·cl phnloi.: l'<t1>h 1·1 Sycamore Airing P11shed. Laguna Council Admits Plan Has Problems By STEVE MITCH ELi. Ol llw O•tl' l'tlel Sl•fl ll has been a m o nth i.mt1· Laguna HN1r h Co11n r 1l w11man Sally llcllNuc as ked her f<'llow rouncil m<·mhcr-.. lo hr1ni: proti I t• m ~ r cg a rd 1 n g l h <' l' 1 l y · -. purchas •of Sycamore ll1lli. oul in the opl'n. i\ nd. dt:l'ip1k n ·pc•;1tcrl n•Jc1· turn of thut notion by h .. r four ft•lluw t:ounc1l mem!J(•rs. Mr:-. Bdleruc and a handful of vo<·<tl s upporters l'Ontinul' to 'it·ek <tn opl'n a inng 11n th<· lc·ga I tanglt· holh the city and formt·r ownn~ Hant ho P alo:-. Vndc_·~ Corp . ftnfl th1·m i.clv1.::-. in Tht.· c·11111wtl OliJJlirlly admll'> lh••n · :.irt.· problems For one tt11ng . wht·n l'llllll t·il m t•n un;rn111wusly su 1111ortl'd •• Firemen, Cops Eye Joint Slowdown Laguna Beach firemen uri· cons idering Joining policl' of ficer:. in ~me form of Joint JOb action in the event the city doc~ not begin scnoul> n(!gotiat1ons over a pay dispute this week Fireman Richa rd Richardson. vi ce pres ident of the 30-memt>er Laguna Beach F1r<>mcn 's A:. socialion, su1d today firei person nel have already approac hed police offl cers to plan a poss1hlc work s lowdown. "If worse com es lo wors t, maybe we'll gel together," Richardson said. Police las t week staged a two. day "sick-in , .. because or stalled negotiations with Hamilton and Shell Prof it: $277 Million NEW YORK CAP > Shell Oil Co. has report ed a 5:5 percent increase 1n second quarte r profits . Join ing a parade or 011 companies reporting higher earnin11 during a period when many drivers fumed in gasoline lines. S h e ll. the nation's ei1hth -lar1ei.t oil com· pan y. said profits rose from $179 mUUon in IHt year's second qu1rter w $277 mllllon thl• year. Earnln1s p er s h are climbed f rom $1.21 to $2.80. On T ueaday, Gulf OU Co .• the nallon'• fifth· lar1e1t oU company. re· ported a II percent In· creaH ln MeOGCl.quarter pro(lta and IUDdard Oil Co. of Oblo <lolalo), ranked t• AIDOlll U.S. oil llrma, aaid ••r:.t»UI roH 70 percent ..... quaner I\ S !'> U (' I :J l t' !'t , t h l' l' I l y ' ~ 1ll'~Ota:.ttors . 1"1rcmcn art' :.cekin~ a !J pt•r c<.'nl increase , but h;, V(' been of fcr ed 7 percent by the c ity . Tht· city said 1l would ra1st• that fiRure lo 7.5 perce nt 1£ lhl· fm· department would staff a pol1<'<' records cle rk position. Firemen sa y that propo~al 1s unacl'cptablc. "W<' never gave that a con <See PA \I. Page AZ> Carter Names Renk Officer Fed Chairman WASHINGTON CAP! Prcs i dent Carter announced today he is nominating Paul A. Volcker . a former Treasury official and now president of the New Yo rk Federal Reserve Bank, to be r hairman o f t h e Fede ral Reserve Board. In a statement read lo re· porters by While House press secretary Jody Powell. Carter said of h.ls choice to succeed out- going board Chairman G. William MiUer 1 "Mr. Volckc r h as broad economic and financial ex· perlence and ~njoys an out.At.and· lna international reputaUon. He sbarea my determ in.tion to pursue the tHattle aaaln•t lnfla· tlon at home a nd iHurc the 1tren1th and 1\abUlly of the doUar abroad." The top centraJ bank po1IUon fell vaunt l aal week when Carter teaed lllller to •~eeed lb• d epartln1 w. Mlchae Blumentb1I u Treaau~ MCrftarJ. • .. Voldltr. aif ha,.,_. ,.-. dent ol the New York Federal ReHrv• Bink sine. 1111 ud <lee BAN1'£a. Pree Al) Jllan for llw r1ty to 11urr ha!><' th1• 522 a cres out Lag una Ca nyon 1<11a d for llJH'll ">fJ<J<'l'. lhc·v thou~ht lht•y rould 1:-.:-.m· rt'Yl'nUt hood:-. lo t•ovcr llw Sli 75 m1 lho11 prw1• Lai.: Tlw 1·11um·tl 1rn111t•d1t1tl'lv :;.1·1 1111 .1 11011 prr1f1L 11q.wnizat11111 111 1~~u1· llw bo 111I:-., 11:11111'1! a pa 111•\ 111 1h~11 11q:;1ni1.at111n. lht•n f11u11rl ,1 llllllll('IJ>:thly 1•;111n11l IS!'t Ul' rt'\ 1·r1u1· bond~ unlt·ss th1•rt• 1~ -..omt'lhing lo 1s~ue· 1 hPm on T ll<'y also found 1t 1:-. illcJ{al lo 1•n1·umh1•r l111· 1·11.v 's gt•ncr<il I 1111d fw mon· llwn mw f1s c·al Yl'tl I "Thi· t·onlral'I would hav1· hcl'n f1m• 1f lhtc•y could hav1· l'Om<· up with a ll the money la:-1 .vt'ar." -;:iys Hl'linda BlaC"kt•ll"r. a fornwr plannm~ comm1si.1oncr who 1s a vocal opponent of cur rent eouncll :iC'l100 regarding th1· Sy<·amorr· 111 11:-. purchase ·But tht•y t•ouldn'l , :-.11 w1"n · -..luck with an 1lle~al conlrac:t " 'Thi· r 1ty 1:-. now try ing lo I l' w r 1 l t· I h (' (' ,, 11 t r a (' t w I l h Hancho to :-.ay 'lley. we d1dn 't m e an lo encumber lhe gcn~ral fund.' " she said "They want lo d;.1r1fy lht• contrart lo s t ale that a II funds, 1nclud111i: tntcr<>st. w1 II l'Om c from sule of lh<' µro il· l'rly." But the forme r comm1ss1oner docs not believe that will hap· pen. "The prohlcm is. if you cn- cum ber the property. then we've got lo pay $540,000 a year in in· tcrcst a lone (at 10 per cent).'' she said <See PLAN, Page A2> Coa~• Weather Night and morning IO\I{ c louds oth erwise s unny days . Lows tonight in 60s . Highs Thursday neur 70s al beaches w low 80s in· land. IN81DE TOD .. l' Marwlotu mefficinol ebz · 1r1 dittw.d br betUp monk• worm the in/ormed uilitor to Uol~. Sff Poft Al. ..... .ti DM.VllllL.C>l bllC VICTIMS ••• .... HWa ........ ... aaon said' Moatao••l'J ........... s:.s::· ..... .., ... llM lt'IUD lnve1t11atora uld Mra. Claydon ~ld lnlroduce lwo ot the tr•o to wealth)' Newport Beuh buaineumen The vit1im, w •art. would be taken to lhe mauion wtUt'h he waa told wa1 a prlvate 1amblln1 club for mllUon&l,.... Entry alalut1 in lhet 1am .. w.re tl00,000 John Llndaay . vieet In ""tJ1ator for th lAt Anae les • Pollet Dfpartment. said that up to 40 ahilll. or actor•. wel'f! hlred to aet the parll of club e mployee• and mllllonalre gamblen. • The victim. 10 \1l:sltln(I th(' "club," wu IJso lntrodu<' d \O ¥ d ub employee. a Maler who was angry at management "'1<f wanted to 1et eYen. , Pay Raise Studied Deputies Await Cou~ty'• Deciaion . Or•ftl• County sheriff's dJP· utles adopted a wait·and-see posture today in their demands Cor a pay increase after turning out In rorce at Tuesday's meet· 1ng or county supervisors, de· manding loudly and boisterously ul times for progress in atalJed negotiations. After the stormy, 90·mlnute session, deputies were told that s upervisors· would discuss lhe demands at an executive seuion today. "We'll wait and see what comes out of that," said Bob M acLeod, general manager of the 440-member Association of Orange County Deputy Sherltfs. Wells said that the couty dep· uties are earning $320 per month less tha n officers in the Anaheim Police Department. Supervisor Anthony claimed that the deputies have received the highest offer o( any of the county bar1aloin1 units. "You don't automatically have the claim to be the hJ1beat paid enfor~ment agency in the county." he said. The deputies have requested a 17 _percent across·the·board pay raise. A spokesman for the deputtea s-ld with live years' experience they now earn about $20,000 8Jld that the county offe r would brtq their pay to about $21.~. The deputies contend they would be losing money because or inflation and increased con- tributions to lheir retirement. fund. MacLeod indicated Tuesday that deputies would seWe for leas than 17 percent. "That Is our omcial position. We would seltle for l~s than that," he said. The trio ~ced..lhe m;trll Into helping with their scheme · fhe -- idea was to cheat the house In a rigged card gameorraro, dealt by 'THE PERFECT BABY, BIG FOR HER AGE' Teat-Tube Tot Louise Brown a Year Old Today A sick o ut r eport edly is planned. but deputies thus far -h.ave.noLWtrticipaled in any job uction. A crowd of about 2:iO deputies and their sympathizers zeroed in Tuesday on supervisors Phillip Anthony and Thomas ftiley. Reward Told -- Gays Want Khoemeini Tried the unhappy employee. Faro is an archaic game in which bets are placed on lhe or· der in which cards are dealt. Jn lhe ca8e that triggered lhe arrests. the mark was distracted at the last minute and tricked in- to making what Lindsay said was a stupid mistake. That mis- take cost him $160,000 and his Holls Royce. The car was round Tues day at DeAgh's Harbor Vie w Knolls condominium. That vi<'tim, a Newport Beach resident. was alRo going to be a ma rk in the advanced fee loan scheme. according lo Trey Sierks of the Orange police de· partment Briton Wins Bet, Dances With Prince BLANTYRE, Malawi ( API /\ British womun got Queen Elizabeth's son f'nnce Andrew to <l a nce with her after her hus band bet her $25 she wouldn't dare. Reporters present said the handi.11me. 19 y1•ar-old prince d anc·cd with 27 year old Sally Law:-.on for four or flv1· minutes Tuesday night 1n lht· d ining room of Hl <intyrc'l> Mount Soehl' Hotel. Andrew. who ii. arcompanying hill motlwr <ind father on a tour 11' Commonwc<ilth countries 1n Southeast Africa, was d ining with Rritis h Ambai.sador Michael Scott and memb<'r.. or lhe royal party when Mrs La wson tapped him on the s houlder Reporters who were present said Air Commodorf' Archie Winsk1ll demandt•d that a photog. rapher who took a pic ture or the dancmg couple hand over the film. The argument over phot0graphing the prince con· tinued for an hour. Buckingh a m Palace press s pokesman Michael Shea said the incident was "a storm in a teacup " Mrs. Lawson and her husband, Paul. have lived in Malawi for <iboul six years. The queen and her husband, Prince PhJlip, were not present. They reportedly spent a qwet evening at Sanji.ka Palace. rest· ing for the tri p t oday to Botswana, the third stop on their four-nation tour Tyler to Chair San Joan Planners Dee Tyler. who was appointed to San Juan Capistrano's plan· nlng commission in 1978, was selected chairman of that body Tuesday. Mrs. T~ler, who lives ln Alto Capistrano, previously served on a committee deal1ned to pro· vlde incentives to buslnessea which locate ln San Juan. She will chair the plannina com· miaaion for a one-year term. DAILY PILOT '"*0•-t...10..ty Pllol,wlt•-•,..•M bt-... -...... ••pwot·-.. , ... o._ r ..... -..,_,..,_ ...., ... ..,,,_.,. OYOh\,._.~ ....,..,_., ,..,...,.,., I rHt•Y to• (fl'•• .... --. -·-........ ~l••ft'I ...... '"'-·'--9'•• -t-•,. •·-•--lttlt••-WwNf'-""""''' ,,.._._...,... .................. )Jt .... e., ...... , .. ,. -· c .......... ntlt --. .. .... ... __ .._._ -···~ vic.~-0...11~ ,_.._ ...... ~TJ:" ClleotMle.~ .......... -......... .._,..._, ~~~ .... c-............. ...... ___ ..... ,,.,. ... )!..._. T1l .. ft11M (PH)-.i Q111•UMwet11114...,. ~ ......... ... ,,,,,, ... ~ ...... 0... --~~&ft Tube Baby I 'Lucky Louise' Said Perfect LONDON <A P > Louise Brown, tl11· w11rld'~ '1r:-.t uuthen· ticated test-tube baby. was u ycur old today, but the controversy set orr by her birth continues "She is the perrec:t baby. pretty, big for her a~c. and very forward," her 32-ycar-old mother Lesley told the Oall,y Mad , which signed an exclusive contract with the Brown:. before the baby was bom. "SHE BEGAN TALKING i\T IO MONTHS, and we thank that she's not only going to ~row up into a v~ry pretty blonde but a very intelligent one too." Louise's 39-ycar old rather, John, told lhe newspaper. The Mail publis hed a photograph or a chubby blonde toddler and said she managed to get a foot into the chocolate baller or her birthday cake as 1t was he1ng mixed It said the cake had pmk and white 1cu~ and W<i~ crowned with a single pink candle. Mrs Rrown could not h<tvt: a twhy normally hec:ause lhl· fallopi;m t11lx-~ ll·ad1ng to hl·r womb v.crc blochd and lht' blol·kagl! l·ould not b<' n •mowd .... urg1cally, lht' ~anic problem 40 percent of the infertile women 1n the world have SHE WENT TO GVNEC'Ol.OGIST Patmk Steptot: <ind physiologis t Hobert Edwardi.. who had hc1•n d111ng v1on eer r e sc·an·h for 12 years into m1cros urg1cul lechn1qu<.•s for fcrttlt.tution in vitro, meaning m gtass, uno t•mt>ryo tran~lc:r • The British doctors took an <.·gg from her ovanei., fe r t1hzl·d it with he r husband's i;perm in a glabi. dish in StPptoe's laboratory in Oldham, and re1mplantcd 1t in Mr!>. Brown's womb. "We found nulun· coul<1 not put an t•gg :ind s perm togc•Lhf'r. so we dirJ 1t Wt· t.lo not i.ce :inyth1n~ 1mmornl 111 clo111g that," Steptoe said Lowsc was dehvert.•d by Caesarean section July 25. 197R. at Oldham General flm,p1tal Tht· govcrnrrwnt Mc·d1eal H1·:.ear"h Council confirmed she was thl' f1r'>t ll"~t tubt· lu1hv 110 n ·rnrd At one point, a member or the audience shouted at Anthony to s hut his mouth and let the as· sociation's negotiator finish his comments. Others c laimed that Riley handed out misleading informa· lion that de puties would be earn· mg a bout $30,000 under the new offer. ll1ley previously said that the information was given him by l'ounty negotiators for salary and benefits and that he was standing by 1l. Super visor Ha rriett Wieder took exception to what s he culled bullying tactics by the dep· ut1es. She said it was demean· ang Lo both law e nforcement and to s upervisors She said late r they behaved ltke unruly children who should lit· spunked Later in the an.er noon . Mrs Wieder received a g ift of a dozen roses from the as- '>t1t1 Jt1on \1 r Mad.t•oc1 !>aid rt'marh Y.1·n• not lltrt'C'lt•lf al Mr!> W1<·1Jt-r anrl thal hl• was ~orry tf ''11' w<ts offended S<i m Well:.. negotwlor for tht· c11·pulil's. said that the county's offC'r or a 7 pcrct•nt increase on a onP yt'ar contract would rt•d uct• th1· Orange 'ounl y d Pputy i-:ht·riffi. to <i st•t:ond r<1lc law en fort'l'mcnl agl·ncy lie s aid the offer demonstrates that there is no longe r a top priority to get qualitr personnel anc1 that many experienced dep- utu•s already are leaving. The go-Retter:-. ure going and l!C'ltin~ higher paid Jobs," Wells ck clart' -Italy's gay association declared ~ar on Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to- day .. offenng a . Sl million reward for deli very of the Irani.an revolutionary and reli gious leader to Italy to be tned for "crimes" against hom~sexuals . Fro.. Page Al PAY DEMANDS ... sideration... Ric hardson said "We arc not qualified to hold a post Like that, and. other than answenng phones. the re would be JitUe we could do " He said the fire department ti. short-handed as 1t is "People think we Just hop on the back or an engine and head out to rJ fire," he said "But they don't realize there are duties. !>uch as mapping and routing lhat have to take pllice " The assoc1at1on leader said he was disappotntt>d 1n a mef'tang T u c· -; d a ~ n 1 g h I ..., 1 l h 1· 1 I y ncgot1alllr!-t. who !>lild th1·y wc•n· thl'rt· lo m•·rt·ly n·ce1vt· lht• f1rt.:ml·n·~ ofll'r "We 've alrc·ady madl' our of fer." he s aid "Wt· thought thi·y 'wen• roming back with llw 1n te nt1on Of negotiating Ill M1tn1• fnrm. but all they did was n· l'l•1ve our previous propos<1I "Thl're's no need for that Our negotiator (Dan Seward from the Teamste rs Union> wa~ there and he has the po wer lo negotiale for u.s . They should have been able to work 1t out without the entire mcm~rsh1p present " H e said the city w;i r n<•d firemen "that a ~1ck in would only pol<i rize the de partment with the city." Richardson said "If W<' wer e worried about feelings betw~en firemen and' the city. we would never have considered a sick-in m the first place," he said. ff(' scud the department has made severa l offers over the µas t few months. "and they have come hack with nothing but the 7 percen t offer. ThPy '>ay. 'Thi ~ 1s It. th ere's nu nc~ot1atini;( · " Htl'harclson stud 1t 1s the <'tty lhat 1~ not n(·got1<Jt1ng 111 good l.11 lh W1• hav1· 1101 had a !>1gn1•cl <'Ont raC't 1n I wo y1•a r ....... h1· sa11l l\nd t'\ll'n 1f th1· ftrt:ml·n w1•r.- .1w;ir<lt'd .1 !I pert·1•nt 1nc·n ·iJ'!>•'. Htl·hard~o11 '><lid tlH1t work~ out ICI only 11 1.wrn•nt ov<'r th1· pa!'.t two v1•ur.; f-'1n•mf'n rf•1·1•1ve1I a ~ 1wr<·1·ot arr11!>'> thl' h<1arrl 1nc•n·a'>(' l.J!>l .l:intt:tr}. hut H11·harrb11n s1.111l that «)nly works uut to about 2 percent when spread over th·~ prC'v1ous year when no increai.cs were award«-'(! "Wi>'re nnly 2 pcn·ent apart .. ht• said "I don 't sec why the c:1ty 1·an 't get together with us on this " r1rt'rnen will ufia1t the result'i Army Of en. ckets Invade Mes~ of un cxecull\'C '>t:SS1nn set for Thur~day afternoon by the l'1ty ('llUn<'ll Ir the results arc not accepta· . were djv1ded and ceased being keeping close tabs on the cncket hie to pohce and fi re personnel, By JACKIE HYMAN '\tr~cts ncur the Sunta Ana city farmed. llt' said the situation census. Richardson said the two depart· 01•1w o.11, P11oisw1 hmiti. was aggravated a couple of "When they wmd up m bed m<'nts will gel togethe r to plan f!' sea or crickets Waves or "You !>e<• them corn.in~ acr?s~ months ago when the district withyou.itisn'trunny." . furthe r strakgy. ~ric~ets. Tho~~a?ds of crirk~h ~h<•. ~tn·l·~.at. nit.:hl. .It ~ JUSt hkt· plowed under its weeds. ap· surging across streeL<; and In· •111 .irmy, ~a.id A}ir.Jham Boi. of •i:irently disturbing the crickets. vading houses, eating drupe:.. llllK !-><'cn•tanat ( irdt'. ' Hes1dcnls s aid they will be even turning up in bed. ''T hc.•r1· IHI' thou sa nds flf That's the pic·lurc ahoul a th<•m ," ht~ w1f1-. Carla, adrfru dozen north Costa M ct.a rest 'I\ I night the• ~lreet 1~ JU St hlack de nts painted Tuesday in asking "ith them. They com e mto lhl' -' n PRODUCED the Newport·Mesa board or house and eut mv curta ins." ~ education to dean up its fit•ld J uck fh.'rry of 11137 Dam:-ii.cu~ n ear Sunflowt:r a nd Smalley CirC'lt.• said hf' has bcl'n frustrat· 'J'()() MA.NY CALLS ed in his attcmpti. lo get the d1:-. trict and the t1ly, which owns an adjacent r il'ld, to solve t h1· l'robkrn f',.._P~AI PLAN ... And sale by lhe city of 67 acres near El Toro Road in Sycam ore Hills to a developer will only raise about $5 m illion With the city financing installation or l!lewer lines, and ri re and police protection, that fi gure would tX' considerably less. She said money to moke up the difference would have to com e from sale or more land originally destined for open space -and that might mean Laguna Beach would be paving over the land to save It. .. And au the while we're mak· Ing dealJs on the land, we're pay- inl( about $1,500 a day In Jn. te rest.'' she said. "l · ve called every c 1 ty otflc1 a I I c·an for the last week and a half and a l l I go t wa:-. m o r e crickets." he• said. Residents said the problem began about two weeks a~o. Board members replied tha, the distnct sprayed the fi eld Ii.st Friday and will s pray again thi:-. Friday. They a lso said they will com municatc with the res idents LhrouJlh Berry about the s1tua lion until 1t is solved. The lO·acre held in question is part of what was once a 30-acre site on which a middle school and an e lementary school were planned. "I had to call and stop my Oatly Pilot ad because I re- l'CI ved more calls than I could handle" That's the success story or the Newport Beach woman who plact•d this ad in the Daily Pilot· Cht·rlnok1nl! the• waler. '\ II :! room-.. &hulh. ;\11111, 1111'. xxx xxxx For more calls than you can handle, call the frM!ndly Daily P1 lol r lassified ad·visers at 6'12 -5678. Valley Cops Seek Nude Exhibitionist Fountain Valley police are seeking a young man who s tartles teen-aged girls by em e rging from bushes near freeway overpasses clad onJy In women's panties worn on top or his head. Detective Donald Cook said to· day there have been ··num erous reports" from young women who s ay they've s potted the nude youth near the Slater J\ venue and Bus hard Street overpasses In vcst1gators have a dcsrrip· lion of lhe orrender but no slron~ leads. The most recent indecent •exposure complaint was filed last week. Cook said the youth hides an bushes. then clears his throat to draw the attention or passing fe males berore e xposi n g himself. The incidents usually occur . between 8 a .m . and 3 p.m .. he added. The youth apparently retreats into the s hrubbery after expos. ang himself. although none or the fl eeing females has bothered to look back Police said the offender is bl'l WN'n 17 and 20 y~ars old. about s ix reel tall, 175 pounds and has curly brown hair. 111111:r-11. Another problem 11keptlc1l dtizen1 see In the cl<>1ed-door sessions, it that the council might agree to terms In the con tract lhal will predetermlnt! Wle of the land ln Sycamore Hiiia. Whe n these plans we re dropped, 10 acres were :riold to a developer, who a year ago com· pleled the homes In which the cricket-troubled resid ents live. The other 10 acres we re sold to the city. Dis trict business manager Ray Schnierer said problems have arisen since the 30 acres FAl:TIJRY ''They tthe council> mlaht mean well, but In order for WJ to 1et the m oney to pay for Sycamore Hilla, the lrvlne Com· pany and lhe county •ould have to be In on the deal," Mra . Blacketer aald. The Southern CaUf ornla Golf A•IOdation la interest.ct ln buy- in1 cttJ and Irvine Company land for a 1o&1 course. But they ••Y they can only afford to "Y '5,000 a acre for tbe eanJC)ft land. . •1The only way the Jrvlae Company la 1o1n1 to ••II land at '5,000 an acN ll ti the1 can bulld bomet around the IOlf COUl'H on the west 1ldt on the canyon road," lb. Blacketer 1ald. ,.....,,_.,,.Al BANKER ••• f ormerly served aa un, dtrtffretary of the Treasury for monetary attain . Volcker allO la vice chalrman of the Fed's Open Market Com, mittee, which makea key de· clalont on controlllnt credit. Where On * C-.leteOHPrlc 34.50 Slngle Viii 44.50 llfocal 54.50 Trlfocal * Co..tlc nntllat Al Con1l11t PNim11 Cthechmgiag To Save ear COlllpleteFalhlon Fr ... SelecHon lfetllM S..lc• ....... I . ' lbt 1aWI tbe cttileu of L.,._a h1dl ...... to know •hat tbe d · tr ta _.. Into Uld wbat kind ol de~ la betq plannecl ........ hmdl. • .,... ....... ,. tMn 11111111 Becauae of uncertainties 1enerated in international money marketl by Miller's de· partur. from th• Jl'ed, Carter proma..d to Ch• prtortty to the Ml•dion ol a IUCcetlOr. lnlual rellC!tiOD ln Cone,... to Voleker'1 Mledioa wu poeldve. Sen. William Pro•mlr., D· Wl1., ftalrma ol tbe a.aw 8aUial ~mittae qd I lrt- qunt critic of llWer, prllled the appo6ntment. 250 E. 17th Str11t, Costa Mesa HlllcJren Sq • 642·4630 • Wffkdays 9-5:30 Scat. 9.3 Ute tllnat of lltt1attoa. and ...... ..., IMy.., tMJ Uw to meet 18 llC!l'M,. ,, .... uicl. ( ' Deere Goes tlae Pier Bailout Sig11ed By Brown LOS ANGELES <AP> -Ana· tionwide receaaion or a decl't'aae in at.ate revenues would a utomatically force cuts in u $4 .85 billion Proposition 13 bailout bill, but Oov. Edmund G, Brown Jr. m ade no chanse s when he signed the legislation that aids local governments. "This country Is in for a serious re<!esslon," Brown said Tuesday alter signing AB8 by Assemblyman Leroy Greene, D· .Carmichael. "A recession wlll not spare Callforma and we will have to a pply a much m ore s tringent approach." A88 Is a Jong·te rm attempt lo ~help make up for the $7 billion in 0 .. 1, f'I'-' S~tt "-• property tax revenues local agencies lost with the passage of Propos1t1on 13 last year . It in e ludes formulas th a t would w.dl"", July 25, 1979 S DAILY PILOT .ti ,,., t EASl CUllllAl ll<:l Oll LAGUNA NIGUEL HOMEOWNERS WANT 'ROUTE 19• Seeking Corridor Ro.-d Further f'rom Their Hom•• This big pile of free firewood sat around waiting for someone to take advantage of its potential BT Us of warmth but with few takers. So it is being removed by a refuse fi rm. The scrap wood was a byproduct ot r e n ovating the San Cle me nte Pier. Beachgoers at left continue their summer ritual unmoved by the activity nearby. automalicully appropriate :.tall' funds to local governments an future years. But the bill a lso contuans a · 'deflator m echanism ,·· Brown said, that will a llow the a mount or bail-out funding to be reduced 1( there were a drop in stak revenues. Niguel Homeowners Want Distant Road Citizens' Nuclear Panel Dissolved WASHINGTON (AP) A citizens' panel created to a dv1st• the president's commission in· vestigatlng the Three Mile Island nuclear power pla nt 4'CCI dent has dissolved in a dispute ove r it.Ii function. The panel's 10 members re· signed e n masse Tuesday a~er the commiss1on turned down their requests ror mvestigutave data on the March 28 accident nea r Harrisburg. Pa. Their major request sought in- formation on personal radiation exposures during the accident. The commission issued <i st atement expressing regret about "this misundersta nding." In Its s tatememt, the com . mission noted it wa nted the panel's a dvice a s a coun terwelght to another advisory group re presenUnit the nuclear p<>wer industry. But it said It felt "the active participation by a ny outside group in the internal workings of th e i nvestigation is inap propriate to the comm1ss1on's commitment to a completely in· d ependent a nd objective in vestigation." Meanwhile, federa l rcgulat.oras • AJ,iso Club Skimboard Contest Set The Third Annual Victoria Skimboard contest will be helct. Aug. 18 at Abso Beach Park, pit Ung skimboarders against each other for more than $400 in prizes Deadline for the $5 entry fee 1~ S p.m. Aug. 16. Lale entries will be accepted until 9 a .m . the day of the contest at a cost of $7 per ~ntry Contestants will receive u Vic toria Skambourd T·s hirt. Skim· boa rding consists of runmng and launc hjng an oval of wood into the reced1ng s urf's froth. then lea ping nimbly aboard. The contest begins at 10 a .m. a\ the pier. i''or registration in· formation, call 494-0059 :i r e drawing ne w directives ;11med at m aking atomic p<>wer plant operators, as well as state and local officials. better J>rC· pared for crises hke Three Milt.• Is land. The directive~ call for bell<·r ins trume nt s for monitoring rndaalion on and orr plant sites. permanent cmer~ency operation rt-nlf"rs al all pla nts. as~uranc•· by utihtit'S that state <ind leK·al e mergency plans arf' adequate, and periodic plant tesllnR. S taff tee hni c1ans of the , N uc tear Rci:ulatory Com m1 ss1on udvast!d NRC comm1ss1oncrs of the planned directives this wee k. Details wil l uc given l o OIH'rators of the country's 70 commercial reactors at a meet in~ next Wcdnl'sd ay. off1c1als s aid. The directives will apply to operating plants as well ns plants going on line during the next year. Most of tne require ments wi ll t a k e ,effec t in January. with some deferred un tal m~d·l980 or J<;inuary, 1981, ac cording to Brian Grimes, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission s pokesman. N RC inspection teams will check a ll plants to ass ure com· phancc, according t o a staff s ummary of the directives. ·'The first sites to be reviewed by th<• teams will be thos e :.cheduled for operating licenses within the next year and those ~iles an areas of re latively high population;· Harold R. Dent.on of the NRC s taff told the com missioners Inflation Survival Course Offered Surviving comfortably an :m age of inflation. recess ion and crimped pocketbooks will be the subject of a Saddleback CollcRc c lass otrered in San Juun Capistrano this fall. "Consumer Know-how for the· Limited Budget" will be offered on Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon beginning Aug. 31 in the Alipaz Industria l Cent.er . 32432 Alipa1 St .• Suite J. f'or reservation in· form a lion, phone S31·2790 or 49~1000. DI Accused In Threat Of Death S AN DI EGO (AP) 1'w11 M urant• Corp~ pri vutPs huve lt·~tif1 ed that rt·rru1t' in two M ;1 r 1 n e p I a l o o n ., w e r t• threatened with death 1£ word ll'aked out or the drunken as · s aull last month m which three drill instructor:-:.illcgcdly bc:.il J 16 recruit!>. During the far:.t duy of testimony Tu<•!-.day 1n a Manne Corps hcartn).(, the i.ir iv<ttt·s s 1n).(IC'd out Gu n nf'ry Sgt Charlt-s Dry<int. 2R, of Na<.hv1Jl1·. Tenn. as tht• drill instructor who delivered the death threats. Pvt. Anthony R. Burns of Chi ca~o te stifi ed that Bryant s aid "Lord he lp" any of the recruits who told about the inci- dent <ind "he would kill anyone who did." Pvt. Albert Harlee of bos /\ngcles tes tified that he re caUed a similar threat. More than 90 recruits are ex- pected to tes\.ify a l the open hearing In the next two to three weeks, ofricials said. The pro· ceeding is similar to a civilian g ra nd jury lnveslJgation. The recruits Crom the Marine "Thfa 1s the most massive pro· grnm ever enacted by the s tate Legislature," Brown said aR h1• signed the bill before scor«>s of reporters and photographers 111 his Los Angeles office. "!l's a collt•cllvt> l'ffort lO arn vt· :.it lhl· most 1·qu1table s olution tn l-'ropos1t1on 13 .. Brown w<tnled a ball that eost S4 7 b1ll1on. but made no chanitc~ 1n AR8 wh e n s 1gn1 n g al However, h (• dad comment about what he 1·alled th1> "fo1l ·s<tfc'· ftoa tun· or lht• lt•j.(1:-.lat1on lh<it would cut local <Jld ut the f'v(•nt of a downturn an the s tate·.., economy. '·A l'ych c al rec:t•s:-1on may present ui:. with a <'hullcngc that a quick fix tax r ut will not over <'Omt'. · ht· :.aid. "If this stat1· runs into a rect·ssion. we will not have a New York style fiscal crisis.·· Hrown shrurrnt"d off any s uii g1•st1on that he did not makt.· ('UlS 1n /\ l\X ~o a !'. to <JVllHI another µossible override by thl· Legis lature, which h as hande1I t h P ~ovcr n or four s u c h wns tslaps stncl' he took ofhc<: Tot Pageant Set for Girls In Clemente Corps R~rult Depot claim they "You mus t h uve ueen a were awakened about I :JO a.m beautiful baby ... " J unc 26 in their barr acks at Or so the song goes San Camp Pendleto n . wher e they Clemen te res ide nts will sec were undergoing gunnery prac· many beauti<:s at Saturday 's tkc Mini-Mass Ocean Festival Con· According to their complaint. test three drllnkcn drill instruct.or:-The tot beauty pageant. for l.wrgc<.I into the dorms. woke thl' girls aged :1 to 6 years. will ht: recruits. orde red them to stand staged at 11 a.m. near the city'l> 1n formation a n d began munlcipalpier. punching, kicking and sl appin~ All regis tration forms mu.c;t be the m en. turned in by that time·. f"aftl'cn Charged wilh drunk and dis -st•mi-finalis ts wall be sclcctt'<f for nrderly conduct and assault are u fi nal judging :.i t4 p.m H ry :int; Sgt. .Jos<'ph Lopez Jr . The event Js one of thP many 2:1. of Fresno; a nd Staff Sgt. O ce a n F estival contest s Ri C'ky I.. Cross. 29, of Anadarko, scheduled for thl' weekend . Okla. .Jeannine M<irqu1e, lu:.t year's A fourth drill instruc tor, Sgt. m1na-m1ss. will crown th • new ll· G ilbert SO<'ck. 22. of Commerce lll• holder. ·1 t y, Colo.. is chaq~cd with Sashes, trophies and tiaras dereliction of duty fur failing to will be presented to firs t . second rt-port the assault'> and third place winners. The Laguna Nigu(!I Community Assoc1at1on board m e mbers want to St'<-' a San Joaquin Hills Trnnsportutaon Corndor a lign mt•nt as far away from their homes as possible. /\nd, hoa rd membe r s said. Ha·y ·d lake the propoi,ed 1·x · Balloon Race Negotiators To Study Park N1·golwl1ons were :iuthonzed T u•·sday thal m ay rt•sult an Mah· Square Rc~tonal P<i rk an Foun ta 111 Valh·y being th1 · ~Ill' for th<.- H.lliO Gordon Be nr11·ll Ualloun rac·t' Thl' f1r.-.l hol ;ur 1Jalh1on r:.i1·1· 111 the ancient M.:nes w<is held 111 l'a n s an 1906. 11 was rPv1vr•d last y<':.i r 1n Lon).( Beaeh aft l'r bem~ d1 sron ttn1H•d in 1938 becau!>e of World War II Tht' Lon).( Hc;w h ra<''' andudc•cl IH twlloons with competitors from Polund. Austria . .Bchtaum. Rritain. Franct>, Italy. Sweden. Switzerla nd, West Ge rmany a~ wl'll as the United State~ Dr. Thoma:. F llt·m~he1mc:t", president of the Gordon Bennett Hall0<m Race Inc .. had ind1calt'd interest in holding ne xt year's event in Fountam Valley. Fo untain Va lley 1s being lookt'd upon favorably bt>cause 1t 1s rt•latavcly fr('c from 1n lt·rft•rence caused by ovcrflyin~ <iirc rart In a lt•lt1 •r to lht· ho;.ird urging n1•got1at1ons, Cha1rman Phalllp Anthony s aid he bc ltev('d tht' t'vl'nl has potential a s a sc riou:-. inlt·rn<:1ltonal t.'Vcnl Flames Fought POH.T OF SPAI N . T ramdad I /\ P) Fir<'fi~htcrs and tu~s fought fl ames on the blazan~ 011 hupcrtaoker J\tlantac E mpresi. today after a fifth tank ruptured. mon· than doubt.mg the sp1llagt· to as much as 15.000 ~allons per hour. The Empress collided Th u rsday n a ~ht with the supertanker Aegean Captuin about 3> miles off Tobago. prcsswtty to have as little effect a s pos si ble o n bus1ncs!'.cs already localed along lh<' S;rn Diego Freeway, whe're the high. s pN•d highway would end up. Assodation me mbers voted to rl'commend a n a lignment thtJt would k e rp the pro pos rd highway north of most La~una Niguel res1den<"cs and creatt· lht• le a st effect on freeway area businesses "W <' selected th" route clos1•st to the San Owgo Frt•ewav. and lht· furtht·~t fro m our <·ommun1 ty."' Board Member Tom Moody ::.u1rl Tu"sd::iy Thi• board's rPcomme ndallnn n 1mc ma mc•ctan~ called to d1:. 1·u:.::. ;m t•11v1nmmcntal 1mpa<.·t rt•port on the proposPd six-lune San Joaqman l11lls highway. Moody said boarct membt>rs wt~r" concerned that the prnJ •·<·t ·~ cnv1ronm('ntal impact n ·- port do<.•:.n 'l addn·ss t>nOURh m t u r m at 1 on of th 1· 1 !-. :. u t· 11 r trunsportution altcrnatavcs, su1:h as bul> and rail vehicles. "Thert' should lw a grealer priority ~1ss1~nC'd to alterm.1t1 v1· forms of trans portation," h1• <1n1d "Thl'rf' :-hould lw a Rrt'alt•r 1•ffort with thC' energy cn sas go· Ill!-{ l)I) . • • Moody also said board me m- bers expressed an interest an 'l'f'11'1g more bicycle and hiking trails dl•veloped in ron1unrt11111 with the· h1~hwa y to C'nham·c n·crcalJonal opp<>rtunities in the San Joaquin Hills. Hoard m e mbe r s a ls o l'X· pressed an interest in coordinat- m~ the San Joaquin Corridor s tudy with a multi -m odal t ransportat1on study under way h y lh t• Ora ng P Co unl y Trans portation Comm1s!-.i11n. Gasoline Not A Detergent LOST lllLLS (AP) -A man w:.i sh1n~ out h1~ <'lothes with ;.:a :-.o hm• got more th::in hc cx- 111·C'lcd wh1•n he asked his wift> to hght a cagarcttt· m hi:. mouth. farc•fightcrs suid. Salvador :111d Sald:.ina Pere¥.. holh 30, n·ce1vl·d hurnl> on lhl•ar Cacci.. urms and legs a n e r lh · gasoline ignited Tuesday at their home here. l'ere•z wa~ tr•'ab.'ff and rt'lc•ased while Mrs. Perez was transported to North Kern llos patal for treutmcnt. The oulc;1dc• of the ir house re· t't•1v<.>d mmor dumu~e Pvt. Theodor" Bocanegra of Pvent ls sp<>nso red by N u Wel>t Monrovia tcsttfied that Bryant Development Corp. officials. struck tum in the mouth after For 1nlormation, call 492·5717 accusing Hocanegra of trying to ----------------------------------------- hide in the darke ned barracks. Bocanegra suid he suffered a split lip in the assault. Gem Talk THINKING BIG . and U&Tng the phorw Gem dealers and collectors are thinkin& big nowadays: A 17.47-carat light plnk diamond was sold at u New York auction for $660,000 to a London dealer •.. who made the winnlnC bid by telephone! -The pbooe wu also the bldd1n1 medium when t.he 64-07-carat Star ol Nepal, lar1est diamond ever mined In lndia, WU sold for saeo.ooo by a Tex•• auctioneer, -In San Franclaco, an Arab diplomat made what may have been \he lar1eat credit card jewelry purchase ever. He bou1ht a Me,000 set· of earrrln11 and bracelet oa h.la Ma1ter Charce. The nervou1 clerk waa tokl, "there'• plenty ot money to cover the purchase," by UM buk. When Love Blooms, Come To cfirt Carved from "'" m"k"" of Lt no• Clrn•A & Ctt\1111 GLORY 'LOWl:.M cadets have advanced to academy leaderahtp poeltlon1 aloqalde men. -And finally, a fl rm down In f'allbrook haa cut. the world'• Jar111t aquamarine. The paece ot Ma·1retn m aterlal, valued at 1120,000. mea1w. allDOlt I lnebet by I..._ and -.tp 2,ltt cu au t lmqlat trytn1 to wear tbat OD yo.ar .....,. -, NATION I WORLD w .... , ... .....,,., tm DM.YNDT • • ~ .. , ~ 'Glad I Appointed You' · ~··~ t•••tlng .,. ·. .1 •• ~tr T-~~,, Carter Reassures 250 Government Appointees MarplaJae 1hat's Not Cricke t i'oasva a "GGSD DSPT.-You've heard storle11 about ffltala vlll..-ol Europe that, down lhrou1h th centu.n., bave been lnvaded and captured by every umy tbat evet' marcbtd. 1tartln1 wllh I.he CTU1adea. We hMvc n town like that ln our re1100. Thole Europttan hamlets apparently aot used to In • vu1008. The vlllaaent would aich and notice thMt herf' .. cam• another bunch ot lroOJ16. IUde the young 11rla and tM boole. Thoee places bad be n captured by tto maoy dtrferent armlu t..lwt th" clllaenr9 had to uk the commanding general for bis ca1Un1 card to ltlll who wa& in power thu. week. ALAS, &IGllT H E &IE 1n our coa11tal region, we ha~E' this city whertiin they can't kt!cp track or who or whut 11-o Costa Mesan S~sting New Invaders Go Back to Santa Ano going t.o invade next. The place is called Costu Mesa Years ago, it was widely reported that Costa Mesa suf· fe red its first Invasion at the hands of herds of go1tls . These goats allegedly took over everything and ate all the grass. I've always believed this yam was vastly exaggerated but you do have to admit Costa Mesa did get the nickname Goat Hill and people do blame the goats for the lack of grass and proliferation of concrete. Let's face it; its easier lo blame goats than de· velopcrs. BUT I DIGRESS. We were talking about invasions. Thus it has been that Costa Mesa has over the years been invaded b y the likes or freeway d itc h· di g gcrs, floodwaters from Santa Ana, topless bar opcrator5 from Garden Grove, billboard erectors from Los Angeles, nude models Crom Anaheim. beach traffic from every where and beach s leepers and drunks who got tossed out of Newport Beach. About the only invasion force that ever posed a threat to stay in permanent residency was the construction crew working on Fairview Road. Now, alter s uffering through all this as the turnstile to the world. the good citizen::. or Co::.ta Mesa today <ire facing yet another invasion. This time, it's crickets. THOUSANDS OF THE nasty little beasts have re· portedJy been unearthed by the plowing of some fields in north Costa Mesa and arc invuding nearby hom.es on Smalley, Secretariat and Damascus streets out m the South Coast Plaza area. Bad enough the community has had to s uffer the in dignity of nude dancing g1rb, but an insect mvu::.1on 1s really ghastly. WRONG TIDNKERS might believe that this 1s a home grown problem. I refuse to believe so. That map clearly shows that the afflicted Costa Mesa neighborhood is very near the Santa Ana city limits. I'll just bet you those are Santa An a crickets. lt'i-. another Costa Mesa invlsion. all right. WASHINGTON CAP> -Aa· aem bled 260 1lron1 ln the Eut Room ot lhe White Houae. the men and women Jimmy Carter bl'OUjlil Tl'lto 1overnment stood 1md applauded whe n he entered. Thou1h aome privately wonied he m ight eventually fire them, he broke that tension with hii. flnt Un~ "I'm glud I appointed Girl Says Sex Forced By Mother ALBANY, N.Y (AP) A slim, blonde JJ.year·old gir:I. her face nusht.'<i. broke mlo sobs at her mother's sodomy and abuse trial as she told of forced sexual f•ncounters with a 43·year-old man . The girl was the first witness to testify u~ the tru.11 or Mary Angus. 37, o f s uburban Guilderland began Tuesday in Albany County Court. After calling only one otht·r witness. the prosecutwn rested The defcns(' indicated it would call no witnesses a nd JudJ(t.' Joseph Harris scheduled closing arg uml:'nl~ for today. M RS. ANGUS WAS charged with three counts of sodomy and two of scxuul ubusc in arranging and observing sexual contact between h~r daug hter and fo rmer s uburban auto dealer Theodore "Ted" Pepper of Latham. The girl teurfully recounted that she met with Pepper more than 15 tames. beginn10g JUSt after her 11th birthday in August 1976, .. to do sexual thtngs with him so my mother could have money for her bills. As the g irl tes t1fled, her mother sat composed ut the l<.i· hie. hands t•venly on the arms or a chair. The plump, pale woman stored at her daughter. UNDER PROBING <1uestion 1ni.: by As..,1:.tont Dis trict Al torney [)1anc Uubrnc. lhc girl to l d how her mother a nd youn,::cr s is t e r wu1tcd 1n a n•s taurnnl while she and Pepper had their C1r:.t encounter 10 a Latham parking lot. At later m et•l1ng!., th<' girl tcS'f1f1cd, Mri. Angus would i-.1l ~·t the wht•cl of her car und look on while Pcppt•r pl•rformcd sex ual acts with the girl in the sc:<tt next to her. T iit.: GIRL Si\10 there Wl'rt· ubout 15 mcet.10gs in 1976, and three more the n ·xl year. After their first mceung, Pepper gav1• her two $10 bills. At later meet· 1ngs, she testified. Pepper gave Mrs. Angus $400 to $600. During c ross-examination by Mrs . Angus' attorney, Bertrand Gould , the girl said she ran a way from home because she felt "unloved and rejected." Flooding I Drowns • ID AIDU'Oll" AmfrlllO All.tnl• 1Mlllm0<t Bol .. 80\IOll erown\¥111~ 8ull•lo Giie.,.,,,,. 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Awt !NII f'er ' ' n t 2 u l • u 2 II Swell A..., ... N itfll I" l•I. Mex• I""'"' ......... 111 ..... Olrectltl\. ......... Dlt t I IW I J MW I J llW J • •w all you." Thua began an extraordinary "town meeting" Tuesday after· noon between a president and h Is t o p a p vol n tees from throughout the government. FOR ONE HOtJ•, President Carter desc ribed the nation's troubles, his own failinJts and Journey's End the adminlit.ration'a probJema. He took queetk>na and def~ his maliped personnel evalua · lion forms, described the need tor loyalty, particularly with an election coming, criticized the Washington press corps ,and re· assured his team that he valued them. Leaving the White House. as· AP Wlft,...to I.one American sailor Gl'rry Spe1ss. 39. gets a kiss from ha s wife, Sally, as they arc reunited off Lizard. En~land . <1hoL1rd his IO·fool s a1lbout "Yankee Girl" after he h ad !">:.Hi ed alone across the J\llantac. Israel Turns Sinai I.and Back to Egypt .i Bl H NA~.EB, c gypl t Al' 1 l!>racl returned 2.400 more squure miles of the Sinm Pcn1m.ula lo Egypt at a hne! dci.ert l'f·rt·mony today The Israeli flttg w;.i:-. lowc·rcd ;1nd th1· Egyptian fl ag wus ra1st•d as m1htary hands from holh cou11trn:::.. played and honor guc.irds stood :.it attention. Tht.• fla~ raising nt·:.t r Abu f< udt.:1s ''" lht· <:nir of SuN. m<.1rkt>d thl' st•cond of h vt• w1thdrnwuls wh1l'h lJy January will ll•ave t,gypl 111 poss<'hl>IOO of two·th1rdi-. of tht• 25,000 '>quarc mill·. wedge shaper1 pcnm:.ul a 1l lost m the 1967 Ar:.ih Israeli War T iit: t:GYPTIAN·ISRAELI pc•ace treaty signed in ¥arch pro v111t.:i-. that .Egypt 1s to g<'l the• rt·sl w1th1n three years Israel withdrew rirs t from a 425-squarc·mile enclave on th•· north cm1sl that 11icludcd the dcscrt capital of El Arl.'>h. Today J<~g ypt got back a 75-milc·long strip down the west coast The first transfer on May 25·26 was a m ajor d1plomat1c or t·aswn attended by President Anwttr Sadat. Prime M101stcr Mcn<1c·he m Begin and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. By contrast, the second withdrawal was left to li.raeh anti t-:gyptian military delt•gat1ons with no fanrare 1•vcn though about i.1x tame::. more territory was involved. T HE ONI"' Y RESIDENTS or the region turned over today ore about 4,000 Bedouin Arabi. The tribal s heiks s at around u newly built platform built for the ceremony. The turnover was made some 12 hours after the cxp1rat1on or the mandate for the 4,000 U.N. 1>eacekceping troops in the buffer zone between the Egyptian and Israeli arm1cs Lack or agreement on u replacement threatened lo delay future withdrawals. 1latant Cabinet secretaries, asency beads and departnleot lawyers d escribed Carter 's performance in t erms like: "very moving," "really lnlpir· 1n1" and "upbeat." One participant, who took de· tailed notes but asked not to be named, gave this account : CARTER BEGAN by saying , he considered each person there a partner and fell no chasm between himself and them, because they represented the same people. He recounted his stay at Camh David earlier this month and the theme of his July 15 speech: that Americans were losing con· fidence in government and society's institutions. He ~aid tha t l9 reverse the trend the president's voice must be heard. "I have not succeeded in m aking mine a major voice," Carter said. Then, the president asked for their help in thjs task. H E TOLD T H EM that he himself had made mistakes and that he was not a person who easily admitted maktng mis· ta kes. And, on the point that worried som e. he said there may in lhP future be "some non -voluntary separations, but not many." H e told them he regarded his "fitness report" cards as 1mpor tanl and urged each of them to think about filling one out on tum self. HE SAW THREE factors on the forms as most important: Competence. lie said there wus no question about tbc com· petence of anyone there. Performunce. Were they ui. 1ng their compcLencc to best ad vantage'! And "the mos t con troversial one," loyally. In dcfcnst· of loYally, he said the problems rt•achmg the Wh1l1· llousc arc the toughei-.t m tht> n:.i tion, so he ant1c1puled a1d1·s would he on opposite s1d ·s . BUT 1\t,.ER HE mc.ak e:. tht· final dec1s1on. 1•vcryonc needs to support 1t or it's not a dcc1:'!1011 . ht• said. "If vou 1·un'l . then tlw only option ·,i. to n:i-.1gn " 11 1· does nut w;rnt s ut>scrv1enre. tw Sold Thi:n he look questions Answering Ont>, he ::.aid h1'> new rhicf of s taff. Ha milton .Jordan. would coordmulc Wh itt• 1 lo us<' aides hut would not tw any sort of Cabinet s1•cretary or hl'ad of congressional relations HF. ASSURt:V them .Jordan·, c1cr1s ions c<>uld ..,till be appt:alcd t11h1m "Th<• Washington press h"" grossly distorted this, wh1rn ,.., i.omclhang they vr• called for 111 th1· past. .. Carter SI.II<. Then he said thut if lht'y had t1m1..• he would be honon·d 1£ they would stop and !><AY hello on the way out As they filed pust, they shook his hand and had their p1clurt•:-. taken wi th him. Keep up. Only one Orange County daily newspaper brings you your community and the world, every day. Read the Orange Coast's fashionable DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ( .----------..-.....---·~---I 1 l'our Hometown Dally Newspaper IOL. 72, HO . 206, 4 SECTIONS. SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEON~SOAV , JULY 25, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS Band's Fears Related Band directo r Ric hard :oaland'a 1971·71 department hainnan al Newport Harbor Lish ScbooJ tesUned today that and students didn't want lo lay at away football games out r fear. Orama teacher Joe Swift said hat at one performance he at ended the bond m e mbe r s •eren't allowed to leave the roup because or harassment •Y students from their own cbool and the other school. Swift gave the testimony dur · 1g a hearing Into unprofessional onduct charges filed by the lewport Mesa Unified School listrict against Engla nd. E a rlier witnesses t estified hat students sometimes shouted nsults and even threw objects at ·and members at games. Swift a lso t eslified that !a rbo r High pranc apal Tom acobson told him during a •rivate meeting words to the cf. eel that "it's either England or 'le .. The dii;trict is attempting to 1smiss England on charges that 1e disobeyed J acobson's orders egard.ing the band performing t games England also is accused f involving parents and studenL'> o a n administrative dispute. Also testifying today was ormer Harbor High principal ;harles Godshall, now principal if Newport Heights Elementary ichool. He said he had a satisfactory ·e lationship with Engla nd and O•ly Plltot P-.Yll1Cl .. tN 11-1•• ROBERT DeBERRY ZAPS CRICKETS IN HIS HOME He's Another Costa Meaan Bugged by Insects Mesans Bugged· ~r~~e~~~~7~:egardingtheband Crickets Invade Housing Tract Today was the sixth day of the l nearing originaUy scheduled to ~ )ast five days. The hearing was an recess Tuesday. , A Horney:> clashed Monday ) o"cr the issue of how witnesses f we re prepared for testimony. The scbool district's att.omey, I Richard Hamilton. questioned a : defense witness about a meeting • a t whirh he and others described · heir tesllmony lo Engla nd and li s allorn ey Law r e n ce Rosenzweig Rosenzweig objected. saying , 1P hadn't questioned dlstrlct wit· • 1esses on lhc subjN•t because he .bought it was irrclt>vant He was overruled by hearing ' iHicer John Willd, wh<> heads , he thr~e·m('mbcr commission in profcss1onul conduct that •~ i 1earing the m:.itkr 1.. .. By JACKIE HYMAN Of, ... o.Mty Pllet StMI A sea of crickets. Waves of crickets. Thousands of cncke~ s urging across streets and in- vading houses, eating drapes. eve n turning up in bed. That's the picture about a dozen north Costa Mesa resi dents painted Tu~sday in asking the Ne wpo rt-Mesa board of education to c lean up its field near Sunflower and Smalley streets near the Santa Anet city limits. .. You see them coming across the street at night. It's just IJkt' an a rmy."' said Abrnham Bol> of 1018 Secretariat Ci rcle. ·"T h e re are thousands or them ," his wife, Carla, added "At night the -.treet is just black :Scho.ols Paid Tab with them . They come into the house and eat mv curtains." J:.i ck Berry of 1037 Dam3scus Circle i.aid he has been frustrat- ed in his attempts to gel the dis· trict a nd the city. wrucb owns an adjacent fie ld. to solve the problem. "J 've called every cit y offi cial I can for the last week and a half <•nd a ll 1 got was more crickets." he said Resident~ said the p roblem be{:tan about two weeks ago. Board members replied lha~ the dh;tncl sprayed the field la:sl Friday a nd will s pray again this Friday. Tht'Y also said they will com- m un 1<•at<· with the residents th rough Berry about lhe situa- l1on until il is solved. For Hawaii Trip The 10-aere field in question 1s part of wh<1l w<1s once a 30-acrC' ~•le on which a middle school ;rnd an elementary school were planned. Whe n t h e s t.> p l a n s we r e dropped, 10 acres were sold lo a developer, who a year .igo com- pleted the homes m which the cricket-troubled residents live. The other 10 acres were sold to the city OrticiaJs of the Newport-Mesa Jnified School District were .villing lo puy the trnnsportation !OSts for their witnesses in a eacher's administrative hear· ng. but they didn't expect to u1v~ lo send one of them to iawaii. But that's what happened in he case or former Newport !arbor High School teacher Joe "cCoy, who testified for the dis· rict in the hearing of un- lrof esslona l conduct c harges a1ainst music teacher Richard ~pgJand. District Assistant Superinten· dent Kevin Wheeler explained that McCoy, who now works for a Los Angeles travel agent. planned lo testify the firs t day of the hearing on July 23, then leave that night lo escort a tour group to Hawaii. However , the hearing was postponed one day because one of three panelists hearing the case couldn't be present on July 23. As a· r esult, Wheeler said, McCoy stayed an extra day and the district had to pick up the cost or sendtng him to HawaH. It came to $287.07. ) McCoy wouldn't ha\te had to pay a fare if he had gone with bia 1roup, Wheeler said. Dis trict business manager Ray Schnierer said problems have arisen since the JO acres were divided and ceased being farmed. lie said the situation was aggravated a couple of mont hs ago when the district plowed under its weeds, ap- parently disturbing the c rickets. Residents said they will be keeping cl08e tabs on the cricket census. .. When they wind up io bed with you. it ian 'trunny. ·· Angry Teachers Protest Newport-Me•a Union Members Rap Contract She clted such work as prepar- ing cl., lellOl'l plans, grading papen, researching topics and 11tberinc materials for 1pec:Jal · projects. "Just talk to them sometimes, tome ot tbem mtnc Utefr own money Cto purchase materials)," Ms. l>ecker 1aid. Nlln' Prelident William Cue crttlcllld tbe cliatrtct. propo1al aa ••more not.worthy for lta oa1lNkm than for what It ln· cludft.'.' Ht et&ed the lid of proWdlon of andemlc fr11dom ud pro. , ............... ud tbe ... of a .. ...., prcipolal. Nl~rn.~~lk~~ ~IM u1ary Dl'CIDOl•l lllue. lie •• '1C1f "biarl membl'n daat UW, Un preYloully adopt. 9d t.M nildM salary achedu\- for next year aud agreed to ad· vance teachers on the existing step scale. which is based on such factors as years with the district and continuing educa· lion. "We will continue to ne1o\iate on that basis," Nicoll said. Cue aaid after the meelina that he interpret.a Nicoll'• state·. ment aa meaning Ute district is ollerm, a zero aalary increase. The UIUon bH ubd for a 14 percent f\Ule. plua additional step lncre~. The dlatrtct contract propoeaJ calla ror teachen to be on cam. pus at least seven hours • day and to be 1Vallabl• for ftve .cldi· Uoaal boun • week of tchool· nlat.ed ..apmentt. would .~· quire man e.Unutna educlltlon and doee awa, with adrilorJ arbitration ~ srtnueea. The umoa baa aaked for blnd· (lee PaOTUT. Pate .U Samsoe Girl Suspect A1·~ested In Coast Slaying By J ERRY CLAUSEN Of UW O••IY Pll .. Sl•fl Huntington Beach delect.Jvcl> a rrested a part·t1me pro fessional photographer Tuesday as a suspect in the death or 12 year·old Robin Christine Sams<X" whose skeletal remains wert· found near Sierra Madre carher this month. Arrested al 7:30 u.m 1n his Monterey Park residence wal> Rodney J ames Alcala, 35 Fif· teen Huntington Beach officers. a rmed wilh a s ear ch w<tr r:ml. went to the home or J\lcala's parents al 7 a m . Lt Bruct' Young said Young said that a search or the home turned up a large number or photogr:_1phi. r on s1dered evidence m thl· caM.• Included. he said, WNl ' photo~ of children "from J yl':Jrl> old on up." some or them in tht' nudt· Robin and a girlfriend had been approached ut lluntmgWn Beach Stale Beach June· 20. lht· day she djs;.ipµt'urcd. hy :.i man who asked to la kt• the1 r picture The would-br-µhotographer was described by Kobm's friend IJS in h1s 30s. l<tnnC'd , n<·arly SIX feet tall and with t'oll;ir lcncth curly hair A police art.1st drew ;.i c-om posile of the man with hdp from the girl, YounJ.! :wad That compositc. hf' :.aul . t•v<·n HELD IN MURDER CASE Rodney James Alcala 1 ually led tn J\l<'<ila'-; <1rrcsl following a f01.~r·wt:ck 1nvest1g<J lion launched by .. tips" from 11o h<'1' <tl!t'n<'11•s anti ucr~ons who know thl' SUS!}Cl'I Poli n· rdusNI to <l1M·uss I h1• possibility that Akala had a n·1· or<f or flrl'VIOUS arr<.'Sb ur 1rn prii.onm<·nt I fl· 1~ hl·ani.: lw ld rn 11 untington 0•1lf P•IO( ~I.All Pl\oto 'STING' SUSPECT Beverly Claydon of Newporl Beach ducks as s he is ~uidcd to he licopter by Los Angeles Police Detective M;_irr llissong Los Angeles police. who arrest- ed her Tucsduy afternoon <tl <.i Big Canyon ho me. flew her off to jail en a Los Angeles police helicopter that used landing p<.td <.it nearhy Newport Beach pohce head· quCJ rt~rs Newport Cops Seek Victims of 'Sting' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of,,,. 0.11, Pll .. 51•11 Newport Beach police s uid to· d ay they're s till looking for wealthy victims who might have been fleeced in an alleged con game that operated like the movie script or "1'he Sting " Four Orange County s uspects are io custody in the case. Al Epstein of the Newport Beach police conceded that vie· llms have been reluctant to come forward since they lost their money in an attempt lo cheat the management of what they thought wu a private gambling club in Los Angeles. Epstein and Sgt. John Simon probed the case for two years before finding a local man who was wming to tell them how he lost $l60,000 in cash and his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the con artists. That tale set up thtt urrests Tuesday of Attila OeAgh. J9, 2716 Hilltop Dri ve, Newport Beach: Beverly Claydon. 35. 81 Royal St. George. Newport Beach: Michael Newm an. JS. 14 N. Stonington Road . South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morris, 35. of Buena Park. All four were booked into Los Angeles County Jail arter their a rrests locally. T he three men were arrested on charges or grand thert and conspiracy in warrants carryi~ $200.000 ball each. ,40 PRODUCED TOO MA.NY CALLS In addition. they are named an warrants obtained by Orange police charging them with fraud In a phony advance fee loan scheme. Those warrants carry $250,000 bail. Mr1. Claydon, who was arrest· ed at a home police said belonged lo her boy(riend al 25 Plnehutat La,ne, Bil Cal\yon. was named in a warrant cbar1· in1 her wtl.h conaplracy. She la also t>etnc heid ln Ueu of '200,000 ball. • "I had to call and stop my Daily PUot ad because I re· ceived more calls than I could handlt." That's the 1uccea1 at.ory of the Newport Beach woman who placed thl1 ad ln the Dally Pilot: Overlooklna the w1ter. N a. 2 room• 4tb1th . M °". 'tut. x lC IMC x xx For more calla tban you can banclle. call the fnncl&li.l>aHy Pilot ~l•11lfled ad·vlilh at 142·.S. The eon they are accUMd of perpetraUnc Involved the UM of actor Georae Moataomery' Hollywood HUit rtantioo. ln- v11U11ton lllid •ont1•m•r) leaMd the hotle to imolher man and w•, ln no way lnvolv9d ln f8ft VICl'IM8. Pafe A2> Beach City Jail as a homicide ~uspect on $250.000 bail. I.aw re· <1uircs th<Jt he he arr<ugned by Thursday morning. Young described Alcal<J as an unemployed. part-tim e pro· fess1onal photographer who car ned a card identifying him as a mem bcr or a professional photog · raphcr's association . Police have been searching for '' yellow Schwinn bicycle that Hoban wets believed to have been rid1nf.l when s he disappeared somt.•whcre between her friend'i. home ;at 14th and Oli ve Street~ and her home a m1 IC' away Thal b1cych:. Young said. still h:.i i. not been recovered . llobin's unl·lud rC'marns wcr<- round .July 2 by a stutl" forestry t>mployce nt•ar a 1>ubhc Cam!J J.!rou nds in th<.· Cooth ilb ne:ir Sierra Madn·. • Youn~. who s:.11d p11l1c<· <>Ce a r· ,. m ;,irk ab I e re ~ 1• m b I an l" l' between tht· :.irt1sl' .... 1·omp1-,s1Lt· or the photographer '>ought for q ut•staonrng and /\lea la. 1nd1c:.it. t'd this morning th<il no oth1·r ~uspet·t.S in the c·as« a re· lx·1ng ~ought c.1t th•~ 11m 1·. Ill-'\aid Ak;1l ;1 hu-. not Y'"' 01'('fl .1bl1• to ;HT •>unl for h1 ~ whcrl':th1>Ul:. al lh1· lune lh1· two ~irl~ w1.·n · <1pprnarhcd on th1· tw;11•h hv thl· 11nifll'nt1f11.·fl 11hot11i.! 1 upht·r MacDonald Bloodstains · Unchecked HALEIGH.NC CJ\I'> An Army 1nv<·st1galnr tcst1rwd to day thal ht· ~aw hlocu1 un lh•· ... 011.•.., or <"011.•ltc• Ma<: Donald .., lt•PI tl11· night Mr ... Mad)onald arH1 h1·r t "" y11u111.t rlaughtl'r~ 1.1.1· n · -.la an hut lh;it I ht-blooll t ~ IH' W:t:. nt'Vl'r ('hl·C'kl'fl Tlw 1nv .. :-..t1J,!:.1tor , W1ll 1am I v or .~. u11d1·rwl·nl t ro . ..,:. l'X ;1n11n11l1on 1n lhl' tri pl1• murd1.·r lrwl of ))r Jt•ffrcy Muc nonalcl . Thi· ll un t1n ~L<1n llarhour d1wtm 1~ chaq.:<>d with murd1.•r 1n the ~labh1ng an1I hludgl•1mmg d1•alhi. of his w11l- ,1nd lhe1r dau,:thtt-r~. K 1mlwrly. fl. and Knst1.•n. :!, in Fe bruary 1!170 lvorv .,;.11<1 als11 ..,u1d lhiJl ht.· d1cl not kni1w whether any hlood wa:. fou nd on Mad>on.ild"'i feet Uloody footprint.'> were found m Knslen·s bedroom. und thl' pro:w1.·1111on •~ 1.•xpt:l·ted lo try lo show lhat tht• prints were M<.tr Don:lld·~ Ivory ~aid trash cani. behind the Mucl>onald home al Fort Bragg were emptied by J(arbagc rnllcclors before they could be · :.t'an:hcd Cor ev11lcncl' lie said he wa:.-i "quite disturbed" th<.1t the c:.ins had been e m ptied before• investigators c hecked tht'm . On Tuesday, Ivory su1d under cross·ex<.i mination by attorney l:Jc rnurd Segal that items in the house were moved und t ouched but that he wus confident that <.'V1dcncc was not d1sturbt.'d or destroyed Coa~• ft' ea th er Night and morni11g low clouds otherwise s unny days. Lows tonight .en OOs. Highs Thursday near 70s al beaches to low 80s in- land. INSIDE TOD6' 't' Marvelou.t m~ 11~ '" dt1ttUed bJJ bmdgn monq worm the informtd oatitot to ltol11. SH Pa(lt A8. •••• M W.YN.OT c lleMMn ot th•~ '.vet.I' RelOUtCel Control Board hav• rejened tM plan to clean up Newport BllY &bl wu pf"ODOHd b tll• Newport lrvlnt flute Uanaatment Aa.,ncy CNIWM ne .., " " .. "" .... ancl .... ltaw .,., ....... ., The water cleanup plan la •••dated by f.cleral law. -ft mu1t receive the approval of the ttate wat~r board berore it can be forwarded to th• federal En· vlronmt"ntal Protection Agency tor rlnad a.pproval. Plab and Game. aa operetor ot tht VpJ>er flay Ecolo1lcal Preaerve. had oppo1ed lhe NIWA plan Board membt!ra detlded to bold the NIW A plan out of the cle'an water plan submitted for atv~n southern ahlornia eou.n ties by ~ Southern Callfom1a Auocllttloo or Government <SCAG>. The ptan wlll be revlffd by member1 of NIWA, the •tat~ board alaft and the sta(f ol the Santa. Ana Reglonal Wuter Quality Control Board State board members, at their meeting last week in sacramen to, agreed wtth lhetr staff. ud the regional bo81"d that the N 1 w A plan laclced s ufficient salt and erosion control prov1s1on~ to achieve the goal or prevenung the further pollution or the bay. • They s ug1estl'd that tht> plan tx-rrvu~td lo includo provi•1ons for corutruetlon site rettintlon of 11ut c1u·ry1ng ronorr Another point thost' •1encles- both membera of NIWA tJlunw with otht'r local .covernmcmtal acenti• felt was lacklna ln the plan wu a deellting ba1ln. The propc»ed ba. In would be built 1n tht> San Diego r t:k up trcam o( the bay between J~m borff R<Yad and lhc San Diego f'reeway. Out lhe proposal wasn't ln· eluded m the final NlWA plan bf'cause in the e~rly study s tages. prior to preparation of the proposal, us t! of ~uch u basan waitn't lnvesti~aled. AP Wl,.pholo 'THE PERFECT BABY, BIG FOR HER AGE' Teat-tube Tot Louise Brown a Year Old Today Tube Baby I 'Lucky Louise' Said Perfect LONDON <Al') Louise Brown, the world's first authen· tlcated test-tube ba by, was a year old today, but the controversy set orr by her birth continues. ·'She is th<' perfect baby. pretty. big for her age, -and very forward," hc•r 32 year-old mother Lesley told the Daily Mail, which sili!nL>d nn t'XClus1ve contrncl with the Browns before the baby was born. "SHE "•~GAN TALKING AT 10 MONTHS, a nd we think that she's not only r.toing to grow up into a very pretty blonde but n very lntclllgent one too," Louise's 39-year-old father, John, t old the newspaper. T he Ma il publ\Rhed a photograph or a chubby blonde toddler and s aid she managed to get a foot into the chocolate batter or her birthday coke as It was being mixed. It saJd the cake had pink and while icing and was crowned with a single pink candle. Mrs. Brown could not have a baby normally because the lallopian tubes leading to her womb were blocked and the blockuge could not be removed surgically, the same problem 40 percent of the infertile women in the world have. SHE WENT TO G VNECOLOGIST Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards, who had been doini plor:ieer re· search for 12 years into microsurg1cal techniques for fe rt1lizatlon 41n vitro mearung an glass, a nd emt>ryo transrer. The British doctors took an egg from her ovaries , fertilized it with her husband's sperm in a glass dis h in Steptoe's laboratory ln Oldham, and reimplanted it in Mrs. Brown's womb. · "We found nature could not put an egg and s perm together, so we did it. We do not see anything immoral in doing that," Steptoe nld. Louise was delive red by Caesarean section July 25, 1978, at Oldham General Hospital. The gove rnment Medical Research Council confirmed she was the first test-tube baby o n record. THE BIRTHS OF AT LEAST TWO other test·tube babies have been reported 11lnce, one, a girl, in Calcutta, India, on Oct. a. 1978, and the other, a boy, In Glasgow, Scotland, on Jan. 14. Both infants were reported normal and in good health. But with these and other test-tube births said lo be on th~ way. rellstoua leaders, eclenUsta and many others are still divided over reUgtoua, ethical, aclenUfic and legal issues raised. c Mesa Model Gets Ride, Assaulted A Costa Mesa mode l who ac- cepted a ride to a gas station after running out of gas on the San D1cgo Freeway was struck and molested by the driver who pu.•kod her up, Costa Mesa police rt•ported today. They s aid the J9.year-old woman swfe red bruises in the 9 p. m . incident. which began al lhc Euclid Street offramp. Police said the woman entered lhe vun without noticing. three men in the back. They said the drl ver pulled over a rew miles away and began attacking the woman, s l11pping her and ripping her dress. lie finally released her near the Harbor offramp after his companions told him to s top. police s uid . They said that, because the in- cident began in Fountain Valley. the r eport has been forwarded to police in that cilrf or further in- vestigation. The suspect is described as a dark m ale with a mustache and a goatee wbo s poke with a Mex· ic an accent. Police said the other mt•n called him by the name Randy. Woman Raped In College Shower Stall A 26·yea r ·o ld Huntingto n Beach woman was dragged into a locker room shower stall at Golden West College Tuesday ~f· ternoon and raped, police said today. The woman. police said, was assaulted about 4:20 p.m . Her assailant grabbed he r a rms and forced her into the shower , she told investigators. Police say the suspect, a black m an reportedly wearing a 'tank top and n owered swim trunks, closed the shower stall door and forced the woman to dis robe. Police say no one else was in the women's locker room al the time. The assailant was described to police as mwicular af}d about 20 years old. • F,.....PageAI PROTEST. • ing arbitration or grievances, a ban on layoffs. time off for union ar tivltlcs a nd e xpanded benefits T he current three-year con- tra ct expires t h is s ummer Ho wever. dis trict officials s aid teachers will be paid at last year's rate until the ne w con- tract is ratified and becomes retroactive to the expiration of the former contract . &litor Tapped WASHINGTON CAP) -Presi- de nt Carter, announcing his first White House starr change, said today he recruited retired Time magazine editor Hedley Donovan to be a senior adviser who will report directly lo him. E',.... P"fle Al DAILY PILOT '"° O••nw C_. O.oty t>llOI w1lh *"'Cl"Hem "'...,, ... -~ ............. .-..... 0._ (H\I ""'*"'*"(_., ,....•IPHJllM•••• t>vt)l1,fWf ~ ttv..,.._~,Hf~J ,_, C9'\f,jll Mow H.._, ""'°'" _,....,.. A•ocll F""" t•H• ~•ll•y 1nu""'. Uieww h Mtll1S.,fn(o. ... A \lftOI• tfll<cteOf'\ltt ecttUaftt\"*'t\lllMhtw10.t1n •nn VICTIMS SOUGHT. • • ~ •• ""' ........... _ ................ ,, .. Jlt W.\t ff•• St,... Cti\t• #llWw C•hllif!"te tJil>t. ............ P•t ..... ftl .... "W11- J~.a tt C-.., Yi(f ... ~-1-Qo>-.. -_. ,._.. ..... .. , ... .. '=~-= °'"'"" ~ .. ( ........... .. ,. ............ ~ ........ . C... .... QMee MITl!ftt :::=:• ··~=-:i.e. 'MJt .......,.. .. atft~.._,,,,M_ """"""" .. .c" lllll11Mc11-...... the scam. Investigators laid Mrs. Claydon would introduce two of the trio to wealthy Newport Beach businessmen. The vlcUm, or maJ'k, would be taken to the manaion which be waa told was a private gambUn1 club for mllllonalree. Entry stakes ln the games were $100,000. J obn Llnd1ay, vice In ve1U1ator tor the Loi Aqel11 Police Department, Hld th1t up to 40 1hllla, or acton, were hired to act the paru of club employee1 and mHlloaalr• 1amblen . The victim, ln vlaltlnc the "dub;' wu a1lo lntroduoed to a club employee, a dealer wbo waa AnlJ'1 at m1u1eaa•t Uld wut.dtoptnea. Tb• trio -.S·tbe aaark iDlo h•lP'DI wUll tlMlr aebeme. TIM ...... to eMat ........... rilled eanl•meottaro, dult bJ thiteai...,.-... Faro '-an archaic 1ame ln which bets are placed on the or. der tn which carda are dealt. In the cue lhat trt11ered the arrest.a, the mark was dlatracted at the last minute and tr1clced In- to maktn1 w~at Ltnd11y aaJd was a atupld mist.Ile. That mi•· take COit him $180,000 and hla Rolle Royce. The car waa found Tu ea day et DeA1b '• ff arbor View Knolll condominium. That vtotlm, a Newport Beach rttldent, wu alto 1otn1 to be a mark in the advanced ree lou scheme, accordln1 to Trey Sierkl ot lbe Oranre poUc. de· partment. That deaJ fell lhroufh after the man reallied he d been taken lD I.be •Unt. but Sl•rk• aa1d 111 orsaolHcl crime ~ from Al1loiaa laad been broilbt to or..,. CouM, br ~ '° Mt ulf tbe loan aeam ,, ' Fri%B'laiz Gavin Wa rlaumont, 13, works on his behind-the-back catch during junior Frisbee competition Tuesday 1n Costa Mesa. I le won the local event s taged at Balearic Cente r by the city's Parks and Recreation Depa rtment . qua lifying for regional competition next month. He ha.., his sights set on I Jth annual World Junior Fris bel· Championships late r this year m Atlanta . Princely Dance Woman Wins $25 Bet HLANTY£tE. Malawi IAI') - A British woman got Queen Elizabeth's son Prince Andrew to d anee with her ufle r he r hus band !Jet her $25 11hc wouldn't darl'. Reporter s present liaid the ha ndsome, 19·yc<1 r·old princC' danced with 27-yeur-old Sally Lawson for four or five minutes Tuesday night in the dining room of Blantyre's Mount Sochc Hotel. Andrew, who Is accompanying his mother and rather on a tour of Commonwealth countries in Southeast Africa, was dining with l3r1ti s h Amba s!»ador Michael Scott and m embers or the royal party whe n Mrs La wson ta ppe d him o n the shoulder Reporters who were present s aid Ai r Commodore Archie Winskill demanded that a photog- rapher who took u pirturc of the dancing t•ouplc h::tnd over the film. The argume nt over photographing the prince con tinued for an hour. Buckingham Palace press Last Rites Held For Annie Wilson Funeral ser vices were held to- day for Annie Belle Wilson, a 40-year resident or Costa Mesa who died Sunday at the age of 95. M rs1 Wilson is survived by three daughters, Betty Maitre- jea n or Costa Mesa, Greta McCelland or Campo. Calif. and Cella Potts of Mariposa, Calif. Al s o s urviving are 13 grandc hi ldre n , 37 great- grandchfldren and eight greal· great-grandchildren. spokesman M1chal'l Shea .su1rl the incident was "a st()rm 1n a Lea cup." Mrs . Lawson and ht·r hus h:ind Paul. huv1• lived Ill M "'"~I ror about six years The queen and her husb:md. Prince Philip, were· nnt prr·M·nl They reportedly spent 1.1 qu1N evening at Sanjika Pe1lace Mesa Cras·h Hurts Driver Of Ambulance An ambulance driver ~as m j ured Tuesday night wht-n hi!t vehiele colLided with the re1:ir of a car on Newport Uoulcvard 1ust ~outh of Mesa Drive in the north bound la nes. Costa M csa 1>0l1cl' Si.lid today Schaefer Ambulance Servtt'e driver .Joe Mac Williams . :11 . was reported in satisfaC'lory c·on d1Li on tod ay <it Cost<1 Mu!.a Me morial Hospital Although witnesses s aid the a mbulance wasn 't opcnitin~ its flashin~ hghts or siren. police: said 11 was carrying a µaticnl, who was s trapped down and wasn 't in1ured in th~ Crn!.h. which occurred shortly aftc•r 8 Pm . Ambulance a ttendant Mar k Edward Senger. 25. of Garden Grove. was treated but not hos pitalized at Costa Mesa Memorial for bruises. The driver of the car , Susan Elizabeth Larwood . 20, of Westminster, also was treated at Costa Mesa Memorial, but was n't hospitalized. authorities said. NeaoUatlona were authorized Tuesday that may result in Mlle Square Re11onal Park in Foun• lain Valley being the site for the 1980 Gordon Bennett Balloon r <A(.'C. The finit hot air balloon race in the ancient series was held in l'aris in l906. It wa" r evived last year in Long Jjcach after being discon- tinued an 1938 because of World Wa r II. The Long Beach race included 18 baJJoona with competnors from Poland. Austria. Beleiurn. Britain, France, Italy, Sweden, , Switzerland, West Germany as well as lhe United States. Dr. Thomas F. Heinsheimer. president of the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race Inc .. had indicated interest an holding next year's event in Fountain Valley. Fo unte1in Valle y 1s being looked upon favorably bece1use it 1s r e la tively free from in· terforencc caused by overflying aircraft. rn a letter to the board urging nt:,::otiatlons. Chairman Phillip Anthony said he bt:lleved lh1, event has polentu1l as a serioui. inte rnational event. New Juvenile Wunseling (;emer OK'd An OranRI' C'oa'>l JUVt.'OJh· counseling Ct•ntcr received <ip proval Tuesday lo relocate at.., hcadquartt.'rs near the countv ;.iirport · Orange County supervisor-. hart J>O.'.lpom•d a dec1sm11 on th<· rcqut•..,t by lhc A..,sci.s ment <incl Tn•atm<·nt S<·rv11·es Ct·ntcr t~ .. ~ <•1•ks ago. Sui1crv 1 sor~ sa id th1•y wen• ninccrn1·d 11hout th1· l'ffl"Ns or .11rport O!JtSf• on tl11· l'•·ntcr II 11 w 1· \' t· 1 • d 1 s s 1• 11 t 1 n 1• -.up,·rv1~or-. Halph Clark ond llur11cll W1cdt•r changed lht·ir mind.., afl t•r visitin~ the site lo which lhC' ct>nter I!. to be moved 11 1<; al Irvine Avt·nue and I >rt·hard l>nvc 10 San la An:o ll1·1~hts. Thl' non profit orgun1zat11>n µrO \'l de~ t•o11n!.l'ltn~ and rl' hJh1htalion tu JUvcnih-ofr('nrl1·r~ 111 the Or:mi.w Coa'>l area Approvy rl IJ)' count .\ superv1\0r!. ~ iJ'> ;in 18 month op twn for a J(J .>car h·asc for <t uni· 11m r p:Jymcnl of ss.ooo. T ht• rosl •~ !cs.., thun lht· fair nturkt·t value for the µurccl. but \I ;i.., ;tpprr>vf"d hC('iJUS t.' of tht· MH'ta l hcnl'fit th1 • C't•ntcr J)r(J n dl•s, a('tonJin~ lo c:ounty of fl<' I ;ti~ Mesa Woman Still Critical A badly beaten woman was in s<'r1ous condition today at Hoag Memori al llosp1tal and still una· hie to talk about what happened to her. Costa Mesu police said to· day. . .Jane A. Pettengill. 24, was m C'ritical condition for several days ufter a friend found her at her Costa Mes11 apartment last F'r1d ay. Police s aid they still have no c lues to the Identity of the woman's attacker . ~i111 ·11:r-11. ~~r-11:TIJRY Where I On '* Complete One Prfc 34.50 Single Viii 44.50 llfocal 54.SO Trlfocal w Co ... Hc Tlntlllt Al Cornlnt PN~ ltll•ct.lgl ..... To Save ear C 011 .. •te Fashion Frame SelecHon If.time Service ucrcmfff ...... o ....... ew ... Stytes 250 E. I 7th-Street, Costa Mesa • Hll~ren Sq. 642·4630 • Weekdays· 9-5:30 Sat. 9.3 '. '· • -· Business WAllllNOTON (AP) -~ Mat~. 11. ud 11-year-GW '6••' Oerlacla are •• .., mWMMll ...... llvlal...., ................. ........ ~ ...... TM dllldno.· each Of whom 1Uffen tn. a ran cltM .... an beMflcriarW ol lpaH • .,..,,.. DIOducta OI' mat.frlall deveJo,ed l.n UM etlort co explore apace. KA&BN HAD 8Pt:NT yean ln Nd, ecimtant lee bathl ber only reUef from tbe pa1n Mariq ber ar1n1 aDd le ... Her lU..... lJI knOWD II burnlnt nmb l)'O• drome. lt cuwiei. severe paln ln the llmbl. Oo1y cooling bnnp relief. ) , ...... lor* to 1e..y ta air,....._. nom1 ud ._ I.ala ,,_ a.a.. bteaUM hll outer Ubl aeaJed on. Bodi e• MW do m«Mtt normal Ualn11. Tbey wur modlfted veraloat of &be Uquld·cooled IUlll that proteeted Hlronaut.a •1alnat lunar beat. K A&8N, OF TU&O, Nova ScotJa, we.n a blaoket·Uke car· ment &bat clreulatee ciM>I water around w Jep and t.blahs. It rtt· llevea pale, prevenll further th· aue deterioration and enable• her to mov e about ln a wheelchalr. Jl•IAY wu helped when NM· Uonal AeronauUcs and Space AdmlaJauaUoa eqlaHrs ._ veloS>M a a banerr·poweniil backl*k that drw.latel w-.. Utroufb u .....,......., ,.,... WeariDf t.IMl~4ie•1ee, JAIDIQ can bicycle around Ill• Palmyra, Pa., qel(bll a rt.ood a.ct joln in otber outdoor plar. The lecMolocY ot Apollo and other Pl'Oll' ....... found ita way into medicine, tranaporta· uon. lnduatriat processes, public ufety, e'onst ructlon. com· munlcat.lont. home appliances, tecreaUoa aDd food producta. SU &PR I S I NGLY, however, fe w Am e racans tseem aware of the many uses round for space technology. An (8) Odd·even Plan Won't Change LEASE FROM THE SOURCE SACRAMENTO ( A'P J -The od<!-even gasoHne marketing system Rrobably will r. •main in etrect in 14 California counties through Sep· tember, according to state Energy Commiss~ 1ner Richard Maullin. • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION "Although the long lines have generally disap· peared. the underlying gasoline situation remains critical,.. MaulUn said Tuesday in a letter to service stalton dealers . • IMMEDIATE DELIV.ERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. "Any relatively minor surge in gasoline de· m and, decrease in California gasoline supplies, or change in service station operations caused by new Department of Energy pricing rules could end the current calm," Maullin said. COSTA MESA 540-9100 PUBLIC NOTICE (,. . .,., "·IHIJlt FICTITIOOS IUSIHDS NAME $TATIMf.NT lt'\f' to11owln9 ~f'\On\ .,., doinq bu!>l~~\ih 0 'DONH£Ll. 8RICHitlM ~ PARTNERS HORTH( RN, 0)0 VOft l(•rman A~U.. Suitt 400, N•wporl Beach, ~liiornl& Ql660 John 0 0 Donnell. OSO llon K 4'rman AvenUf". \ult~ MJO, H11wl)0(1 8t<1cl\, C:.Ht0tn1e '1?660 r.,,.,,,,. W 8riqh<1m, 4))0 V (>(I K•rm•n A'<lt"n~. 4).u1t .. '°°· Nt•wP'n l BHCI\, C..hfornu• "'""° Roy W. C.ram~. JIOI 8u< han~n !itreoit, S.n l"r&n<.1'<0, r <tlolorn•~ q4t11 lnh bu\tf'W'\\ •\ <ondur ted by 41 gener.tl oari .... rV'lop John D O' Don""ll Thi• \MIH,.,,..nt win tllMJ with I,,,. County Cl~rk 01 Or&n\jll! County on July •• 1'79. 0.MAllCO, llERAL. GRtlENIEllO, THllALL& SLU5HER A!IM .. ~al I.Aw ue New~ C:....tw Or., Ste."° New..,-,_,,, CA tt"° PuDllSl>ed Or&nve Con~ D.tlly PllOI July 7~. AUV I, I , U. 1979 2 .. 11' PUBLIC NOTICE STAT IEMEHT 011' AIANOONMf.NT O"USIE OI' l'rCTtTIOVS IUSINl!SS NAME ... ". 1011-·no .,..,_ "•' .iiw""""""j ffW U\e Of lhf' r 1Cf1f10U\ 6 U\ll\W'\\ ....... SAHVISTA INVESTMl:NT C.DM I PANY. 11691 MllCIMll Horth 1r .. 1nr, Callror,.1& .,714 l htt fKlthou\ 8uun .. \\ N.._tmt" '' f&rr-td to •bl'>w-• ¥1H\ IHNJ tn OrdnQV Coll"'' on No ... mfJlor l . 1~18 G••Q I "'-''°"· 110/ ~mpry leM, l!»D, SoilnldAn•, ul1tor,.1• l nil IN\IN>n was conoucteo Dy "" lndl~oOual Greq t. AnttolrM>t\ Tllli \lele<oonl we\ 111~0 wllll 111 .. County Ctf'rl< Pl Or•noe County C>fl JUM 11, It/~ F1'4174 Publl\""O OrnnQ4! C:0.$1 D".lliy Piiot, ,Ju~\.~· 2). t'19 1S7•·19 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT lh' tollowl"O "'"Min\ ere Oolnq Out.inf'\\"' OICl('S IMP£ RlitlL AVIA f ION, 1'Slt S itll<POrt Wily, S.Ulte •4, S.nl1 An•. C.tlllomla 91101 DIOl A•l•llOft IM , • ~tolornle co•parahon, 19S3t '> it11rpor1 Wey, San I• An.t, Cehtornle '1'1101 l mperl•I A-.11tt lon In< , a Celltornl• <.orPo<atoon. ""' S Alrpo11 We1, S..nt• An.t. C..lrlorno,. 91101 1 his t>us•ftfl" '' '°"Cluctea by • oe• .. r•l 1M1r1notrlhlj). Dl<.ll\ ... i.non inc:., J-A PenGM Tiiis stet-' w•s fli.d wllll Ille Co.Inly ci.r11,,. Dr~ <Aunty°" J iiiy J, lt/9 "" ... W e are plea!>cd to announce the assoc iation of G uy Halferty C.•rror.lll' .1nJ M umup.tl Bond, .md hxl.I ln\•1111l' lnvc,111Wnh lnv<:\lmcnt f\anh·r~ S111e,• llJ36. Mcm~r~ New Ynr1' !:>hll.k l:.xd1c1ngl· anJ Other Principal Ext h.mg1·'· '"' ,\ngell·~. S,in h anc111Cu, Ncw p1111 lk a\h, Nl·w Yurk. Grc,ham, Url" 500 Newpon C:nwr Drivt.•, Nt:wpon Beach , -Gtl-tfomra 92660 • ( 714) 644-4620 ~· Introducing the si len·t beeper. How can a beeper be s11en1? Simple •• 11 v1Dta1es gently when someone·s trying 10 rBC1ch you ldeaiTor nospital I heater. courtroom, meetings·· anywhere n0tse would be d1s1urlling Or ll1p the sw11cn and nave normal, audible beeping r11her way. anyone can 1oacn you w11h1n 10 seconds w11~ lh1s shm hgh1we1ght pager And Answer Page oller~ coverage any11me. anywhere 111 los Angeles. Ordnge, Sdn Be1nard1no. R1vers1de an<l p.1rls 01 Ventura coun11es. all lor one low monltlly ratP. Wdnt to know more alloul the s11en1 beeper' "' Call us today' ~· I fU~Ei\JER ffi[jE In LosAnge1t1 County 462 -PAGE In Orange County 731 -7777 f)t U " ~Oif"'ilt1Jft •0t tftt Att\•f"f' Pt'JI' fJ#f_.~ nt''t'Y ~' ~··"""•"""""'"" Pullllshed °'f.1: C.OHI Dally PllOI, Ju~·~·''·~' JSOS-1•,__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS e USIHIS5 NAllolla ST A TUillM T Tiie IOllowt"t person1 •re ckllfl11 llutll'le»H. J • M INTERIOflS, 43' tMlltlla hrrK•. c:or-dtl M¥, CA m u M•rwtw Hewlett, a. 1.-11e hr· r11<e, c._ dll #Mr, (.A 92t1S Julene C. Au•lln, ti JHmlne Crffk Dr., t.on>ne Ott Mar, CA mu ' Tiiis b\Klnet' Is coneklcted llY a 09Mt81 pett,.nhfp. J"'-C.Au•un lo Thlt .t-.-t Well 1118d will\ lllt County Oerll OI OraflCle County Oii Jiiiy u. ,., •• ,.11'17• P*lstllct Or .... C:..... o.lly PllOI JUiy U, ...... I, I, IS, lf7' 2/INt I -•••aan SBlllYOU Tllll 111 Otlll oaDll COUii! lllOClll• I ' .. , Auoclaled PreH·NBC New1 Poll conducted a .. t week found that S3 percent of tboH qua· Uoned tald they cUdn 't believe tbe apace profram had brouaht enou1h benefit.I to juaUfy lta total f18 billion co.t. Tbe A,>ollo pro1ram alone co.t $25 blllloo. When Skylab ptun1ed to Earth In names Jut week, amona the Hem s t h at burned was a soph isticated smoke detector. forerunner of those now stan· dard In many homes and apart· ments. At.o incinerated was a Skylab s un shield. which has been translated into a solar screen that keeps out 70 percent t.o 80 percent of tbe heat that normal· ly would penetrate a window. The screen has reduced air· conditioning costs in several federal buildings, including the Federal Court House in Los Angeles. AMONG CONSUMER pro ducts "spun from space" are lightweight blankets and clothing, long.wearing paint. super-fireproof s uits, digit a l clocks, caulking sealants and micromlniaturized devices for such products as hand·held com. puters, watches and videotape recorders. The new materials, computer and microelectronics are the visible evidence of space spinoff. P eo ple are the invis ible spillover. Aerospace.trained engineers. scientists. managers, techni . cians, programmers and re searchers have moved -w1th their imagination and innovative concepts -into aJmost every sector of the U.S. economy. THE BIGGEST BENEFITS from space spinorr have been 1n electronics and computers. Another big payoff has been to medicine. 'I II' WlreehtU New Power S ourre Magnetic positioning and pressure as well i:iS ne utra l beam injection are to achieve fusion of a tom ic nucle i in this d evice by Gener al Atomic. Fusion takes place al te mpe ratures of 100 million Celc ius. six times hotter than the inte rior of the s un. Scientists hope the technology • eventually will produce nearly inexh a ustible generation of e lectricity . State Limit Set at 80 SAN FRANCISCO IAP l The s t a te Puhlic Utiltt1es Com. m1ss1on has ·reminded Califor- nians they are under s tr1 ct<'r electrical energy conservation regulations than those proposed by President Cartt-r. Under a PUC rule covering in· \'estor owned electrical ut1blJc5, temperature requirements for Ovt•r Th.-· Counte•r MASO l htinq' air condlt1oninl.! an· '>l•l Jl XO dl•J!rees m1n1mum rather th<in the 78 degrees -.uggc·'>tcd hy the president for puhltc bu1ld1n~s Hecausc or lhe prospOC'lS of power short a~<''i durin~ t'lC tremcly hot !'>Ummer d<J.P•. 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"' " 1 • • !'-I I· ~ 1 tit for the MCODd quarter. were ... a mlllton, dropptna from the tn.4 !!!!! mllllon recorded In the Hconcl ~. I • Uff'11 • H = , .. ~· ~ . + ._ a..,· • quarteroflMtye•r. ' J' i-.,." ' ' '1J 1 11 ,· t' . t • 11 \jf .. • ~ Lockbeed Cbalrman Roy Anderson • • • ~ aald 'l'UledaJ tbat reeulti didn't la· • i ~·· , dicate •11v particular we1r-1 and • ·1 I Tl I' • t • . . ~ -.... . • I .. "': • • . :; • t.'· . · " • ~ predicted fWl·1••r opera~r. ... .. :i· J ~:1 i.t f ;... 'isi _ . :·11· :i . .~~!H ·~ = :rl~r!=..":. 1' d ·~,II f tJ=--11:! li I;' f'. I j + lir 'As~~1; ~ .. ~:r=-.=m..::.:'.:= . , ~ ·!i J L. rf,. :i~ ~ ~.~ : ~ ~: .. &tr .aJ I ~:: ::~ ::.:~ ~~. LoekbMd'• • STOCKS I BUSINESS Beaven Seeat; Demm May Re1cue Lner By MILTON M08&0WJTZ For reasons that have never been entirely clear. New York·baaed Lever Bros. alwaya seems to have a bard Ume gettlne it all togetb~r. Before World War II. when its Lux and Rlnao branda were leaders of the soap market and its Spry 1bortenlnf battled Crisco for leadership. Lever managed a 1ood fl-*1t a1ainat Procter & Gamble and Colgate.Palmolive. T6at was the pre·detergent era. Once detergents hit the market -P&G wH first with ·Tide -Lever crumpled. It was as if the company never believed detergents_ were~.at.&¥ ~ __ _ LEVER HAS DEVELUPEDSOME is~ccessful 'brands: Wisk. All Lux. Do_ve and Caress. Lever also has made a comeback in the toothpaste business. where it used to have a.commanding positioD with Pepsodent. Today, it's battling Colgate for the No. 2 ,J>061tion with Alm, Close-up and Pepsodent. P&G rules here too with Crest and Gleem. Other Lever brands include Imperial m argarine, Mrs. Butterworth's syrup and Signal mouthwash. tr it doesn't hold 'high posttions in the marketplace .. Lever does well in the competition for the most nauseating co mm e r cia l s o n television . Its "ring around the colla r " dirge for Wis k and its "crown " comme rci<tl for Imperial have been i rritaling v iewc rs for years. Mone~ Tree It continues the irritation Lever used to cause radio listeners when it promoted its deodorant soap, Lifebuoy . with a foghorn commercial that blared, "B.0 ." It's typical of Lever that it would market the first deodorant soap - and when the market for deodorant soaps really took off with Dial and other brands, Leaver was left at the starting gate . UP TO NOW LEVER'S MISADVENTURES have been tolerated by its parent. Unilever Ltd., an Anglo.Dutch hybrid whOSC' sales of $20 billion rank it as One Of the l<trgest corporations tn the world . With so m any things tQ do an so m any places 500 companies in 73 countri<~s Unil'<'vcr m<Jy nt>l have hCld the time to P<tY attention to its American orfspnng But this fall the pa rent 1s coming to the rescue of its c hild. Levc·r Bros 1s going to m<trkf'l an th1~ country a mt·n·., frngranc·p that Untlf'vf'r comp<t nics in Europe ando South AmPnca havP scorNI with. It's <thigh· priced cologne callerl Of'n1m It's des1gnPd for th<• Jeans wearer (and these days, that's cvc·ryont•) Lever Rro!'. will s p1·nd Sil million to push Denim as the fragr<tnce for men .. who don't have to try l001hitrd." Commercials will fcatun· a woman's hand unsn<tppinJ( the c urr and pocket ~naps on Cl man·~ denim shirt . The p<tc kagt: iJnd th1· m<tgazme itds will feature a m<tn's lmdy wcanng a denim shirt open almost to the navel. IT'S A DEPARTURE FOR LF.VER RROS., which ha~ bN•n accustomed t1J ~t-lltng to h1>uscw1v~s <1nd children. Lever ha<; never sold to department stores beforr" so ti has to sC't up a Ocmm sail's forcf· Another first : Lever Hros. will buy s pac(• in J'fayhoy and Penthousr•. Levt•r Bros h<is gon1• to th~ mat with Procter & Gam- hle SO many ltm«'S ctnd ('()fn(• Up a )OSt•r SI) <'OnStSlCntly that 1t must be a rcltef to enter tt m arket where P&G is not re presented. All 1t h:)!'. 111 worry about as Revlon. And tht'y·ll ht• watching this one doscly from London Printronix Lists Earnings Increase Pnntronix. In<· . a u lrvtnl' s upplie r or computer printers. has announced earnings for th(• quarter ended Junt! 29 or $696,000. or 24 cents a s hare. on sales or $8,077 .OOQ. This compares with the previous year 's fir:r;t quarte r earnings of $419,000. or 15 cents. on sales of $4,327,000. Re leased order backlog as or June 29 w<ts $12,002,000. com· pared with $3.151,000 as or June JO. 1978. Printronix was formed in 1974. On June 26 an initial public offering of 796.357 shares of the company 's common stock was completed ; 507 .172 we re sold by the company <tnd 289.18.'i shares were sold by s hareholders . The stock is traded over·lhe·countcr market under the symbol PTNX. The company designs. manufactures and markets medium·speed line printers designed prima rily for busi· nesses in which hard copy. multi· part form output, pro· duced by impact printing, is required for use with minicomputers and other small printers A free seminar designed to make ll easier for new a nd prospective business owners to comply with federal, stale and local taxes, license a nd regulatory requirements has becnscheduJedinSantaAnaonAug.15. Sponsoring the meeting. which will be held in the San· ta Ana City Council Chambers in Civic Center Plaza, are- the U.S. Small Business Administration. the Orange Coun· ty Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Exe<:utives and the Santa Ana Public Library. Taking part in the program, which will last from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m .• will be six federal, state and local agen· cies: the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, the California State Board of Equalization, the State Franchise Tax Board, the State E mployme nt Development Depart· C T1"KING J ment. Orange County 1' Clerk's Office and the STOCK Santa na City License _ _ Department. -----------Sponsors said the. agenda has been de· signed so attendees will be able to find out what to do, where to 10 and whom to see ln meeting business lax and regulatory requirements. MorelnformationisavailableattheUbrary,834-4845. lleefMl.9• le Paw 7 Cneaa Directors of Beckman lnstru.ments. Inc:( Fullerton. have dec!lared a dividend of 7 centa a share payable Aug. 27 to shareholders of record Aug. 6. The company has appro1dmat~ly 17.5 million common shares outstandlng. 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