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LAROE CROWD AT HUNTINGTON CITY BEACH TYPIFIED THE KIND OF A WU~ND IT WAS ON THE SANOS ALONG THE ORANGE COAST AS HOT WEA THEA DROVE THOUSANDS TO OCEAN
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 14, 1980
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County Girl, 11,
Drowns in SA fti1'er
f • e ---.ross ostages ees
I · Batlaen Brawl
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Beach Scene
'Real Zoo'
' I It was Fourth or July and i Labor Day all rolled Into one
weekend. according t.o Orange i Coast lifeguards .
"It was a real zoo." said San
Cle me nte lifeguard Richard
Chew
Thousands of beach visitors
s warmed to the sands from Seal
Beach to San Clemente creating
problems that ranged from
traffic jams to brawls
A 50-person brawl that started
near the base of the HunUngton
Beac h Pie r late Saturday
afternoon, spread to the beach
and required police t.o break up
the melee.
Police saJd five Los Angeles
men were arrested on assault
charges when the rock a nd
bottle·throwlng i n cident was
finally balled
~ One youth, whose name was
, not available, was treated at
Stanton Community Hospital for
\ stab wounds
Coast
Weatlaer
Fair throuab Tuesday.
Lowa tooiabt 50 at the beaches and 5~ Inland.
Htchl 'l\telday 72 to 77. •
IMll8ETe•A~
T Ill NtM•IOta Ttotna
tnvode AMh•lm Stadium
tonight Oftd will ,., o
4'/flmt' Jo. Rudi. SH ltOf'JI, Poo-81.
One drowning was r eported
j ust outside Or a nge County
involving a Marine private who
disappeared from the Marines·
beach at San Onofre Friday
afternoon while partying with
· members or his unit.
The body of 19·year -old
Edward Branden ot Anesville.
La. was found early Saturday
morning by two me mbers of his
unit who continued to search
after rescuers had been caUed
off at darkness Friday night.
Lifeguards in Orange CoWlty
sa id they had no serious
problem s. but lifeguards in
Huntington Beach said rlptldes
a nd a l coh o l cons um ptlon
combined lo keep them busy
rescuing about 100 swimmers
over the weekend.
Here's a look at the beach
c r o wds fo r Saturday a nd
Sunday:
HaaUa1ton City Beach
60,000 visitors each day.
Bolu Cbka S&ate Beach
70,000 people each day.
Hudlla&oa Beatlt 8'aie Beach
-40,000 people on bo both days.
Newport Beacl1 -100,000 on
Saturday and 125,000 on Sunday.
Lagana Beacb -30,000 each
day.
Saa Clemente -7 ,500 on
Saturday and 10.500 on Sunday.
"It was just jammed,"
commented Capt. Bud Bellhe of
<See BEACHES, Pa1ez>
&caped Con
Back in Pen
GILROY <II -John Waller la
back behind bare today, ei1ht
mont.hl titer he and two other
men eecaped from San Quent.Jn
Prteon in a home-made kayak.
WaUer. 37, WU arr~ted
quM\ly by Santa Clan Sherttra
otttcen u he came out of a Gil-
roy rettaurant Sunday, accord-
tna to Sherttrs LL Dean
Madeira. He Hid olffcert recos·
nlMd Waller u he entered the
restauranL
Waller had been tel"Vtnt a
senttMe of nve year• to life for
robbery.
AYATOLI.AH KHOMEINI WAVES TO CROWDS FROM HIS BALCONY IN TEHRAN
Red CfoM Visit• American Hostage• In Iran CapUal'• American Embassy
Clues Sought
In $4 Million
Tustin Blaze
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI .. OeH't l'li.t Sa.ff
lnveatigaton contlnued to
pick throuBh the ruiruJ of the La
Posada Apartments In Tustin
Sunday, seeJcjng clues that could
explain the cause or a $4.5 mil-
lion blaze that erupted Friday.
A spokesman for the county
fire departme nt said the cause of
the 1even-alarm blaze Is still
undetamlned, although there Is
a l)OlllbWty the fjre 1tarted near a heat.er vent in the at.Uc of one
of the ftve two-It.Ory apartment
buildinp that made up the com-
plex.
All five were destroyed by
wind-driven flames Friday
altemoon, dilplaclng. about 90
famWea.
Fire Department IJ)Okesman
Mike McKft said lnveetJgaton
would conUnue thelr eearcb for
clues today. He said the building
had apparently been up to all
code requirementl. '
Twelve flnfilhten suffered
minor injuriet '" flahttng the hu1e blHe and were taken to
Tultbl Coaummtty HOl(>ttal.
Mott were releued soon after-
ward.
NMrly 160 ft~ten from
five 8lftCMI foulht UM blue at l&?ll~ Ave. t.bat sent
cloudl of tmOk• bWowtn, over
the nearby Newport rNeway.
brinctni u-amc to • virtual
<8"PROBE, P•1•2>
Suter Rescued
County Girl, 11, .
Drowns in SA River
The body of an l) -year-old
Santa Ana girl. who. along with
her slater. fell an to the Santa Ana
River Sunday was recovered
early today by police, authorities
said.
The Orange County Coronet'',;
office kientilied the girl u An-
They Said
A Mouthful
drea Frias. Along with her 7-
year-old sister. s he fell into the
concrete channel while playing
along its banks at about.2:30 p.m.
The younger sister was rescued.
A coroner's spokesman aald
the body was recovered near the
Harbor Boulevard Bndge. where
police had set up a rescue post
about 1.5 miles from where An-
drea had been last seen.
The spokesman said lhe
apparent cauae of deatH was
drowning. An autoply wu to be
performed today.
Santa Ana police said lt is stJll
unknown just how the two chil-
dren fell Into the river aa they
played near Its bank• aloni 5th
Street.
A fl'OUP of youths at Spurgeon
School who heard the strl• cry
for help formed a human cbaln
by locking hand.I and pull~ the
younaerchild totafety. The older 1ltter, however. wat
awept away by the rtver'11trOn1
current.. Two bicyclttta told po-
lice, they followed alonpkte tbe
rfver bank.I and lut eaw AndrM
near the McFadden Avenue
OYtrpUI.
The ptft to Prado Dmn were
clQlied to curtatl tM now Of the
river and aid T'9ICUet'& In th search.
Captives'
Weliare
Checked
By Tbe ~l•tecl Preu
Two rcpreRe ntallvcs of th<'
International Red Cross and a
group or Iranians VISllcd the !'>O
American hostages in the IJ.S.
Embassy today to ch<'<'k on their
cond1t1on and report t heir finc1 -
1ngs to the fam1l1C's of the cap-
uvcs
The Red Cros!' ri>prescnta -
11vcs were llaralrl Schmid d<'
Gruneck. the pe rma nent Red
Cross representative in Tehran.
and Dr. Bernard Liebcskand. a
phys1c1an. Both are Swiss.
They were accompanied by an
official of the Red Lion and Sun.
t he Iranian equivalent of the
Red Cross. and Iranian Health
Minister Moussa Zargar.
Ho,at.oleslam Seyyed Ali
Khamene1. the Moslem clergy-
man who leads the weekly Sab-
bath prayers an Tehran. also was
scheduled to be a member of the
group. but It was not known if he
wa.-i inside the embassy. A
spokesman for the militants
occupying the embassy since
Nov. 4 wd he was added to the
group at their Insistence.
A spokeswoman at the
Geneva headquarters of the Red
Cross said the lranian govern-
ment agreed to three conditions
set by the organJzaUon -that
1t.s representaUves meet With all
the hostages, that they be al-
lowed t.o make a list of their
ldenUUes and that they be al-
lowed t.o noUfy the captives'
families of the atate of their .
health. '
Today was the Americans'
163rd day of captivity.
The mllltants' spokesman said
the visit wu "impoecd" on them
by the lrantan govemmenL.
Apparently the gove.rnment
(SeelRAN, Pa1e%l
Cow'1 Head FoWid
Jn Clemente Trash
A pasaerby reported he found
a cow'• head tn a traab bin be·
hind a dr\11 ltore In San Ctemenw Satwdly.
Pobce 1ald tbey don't know
who Dlaced lhe remail'll ln the
btil. ft. Mtd WU found at about
&.II» ~ at Ui• rear of t.he =~Store on North El
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Chicago Fire Department diver bobs to the surf ace of
La ke Michigan with police officer's hat atop hla diver's
helmet. The diver retrieved t he hat from • squad car
which plunged into the Jake after ils driver lost control
The officer was rescued.
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BEACHES ...
Newport Beach "I havt?n't seen
it this crowded in a long lime I
don 't kn ow where they a ll
parked."
The traffic Jams created b>
beach-bound traffic made maJOr
headaches for local police
In Huntington Beach. state
liCeguards had to close down
their parking far1hlles at both
bt>aches due to the..• heavy influx
or \'ISllOr!'>
As a result. police reported
that tramc on Pac1f1c Coa~t.
Highway came lo a complete
slop severa l times over the
weekend
Li. J im Walke r s a id ont•
officer reported that 1t took him
45 minutes to drive from Beach
Boulevard LO Warner Avenue to
the north
NB library
Rites Slated
The public 1s invited to th<'
Tuesday dechcatJon ceremonies
of the Newport Center library
branch at 12:30 p.m. at the
b ranch located at 856 San Cle-
menl~Drive in Newport Beach.
The" J 0.000-squarc fool facility
houses a branch library, the city
library administrative offices
and the library system's techni-
cal services d1v1 s1on
The branch. which 1s the city's
fourth. opened last faJJ.
Begin Arrive8
For Carter Talk
W ASHJNCTON <N> -lsraeh
Prime Minister Menachcm
Begin's arrival today for re -
sumption of summit diplomacy
on a self-rule plan for Palestin -
ian Arabs sets the stage ror what
lS expe<:tod to be a tough en-
counter with President Carter
on Jewish settlements.
Begin's visit comes on the
heels of a sinular one last week
by Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat m which the increasingly
popular Arab leader blended
earnest appeals for peace m the
Middle East with accusations
that wrong-headed Israeli poli-
cies prevent tts achievement.
Boat People Safe
MANILA, Philippines <"' -
An Amencan patrol plane
guided a commercial ship to res-
cue 24 Vietnamese refugees
fro m a 40-foot wooden fishing
boat in the South China Sea.
officials at the U.S. Subic Naval
Base said today
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Youth Oaims
'Kidnapping'
Only a Hoax
A 17-ycar-old Newport Beach
youth was lodged an Orange
County Juvenile Hall this week-
end after he aJlegedly kjdnapped
a pair of h1tchh1ktng women to
teach the m a lesson about the
hazards of h1lchh1kmg. police
said.
The youth was booked Satur-
day night after the l wo women.
Jessie Tobler. 20. a resident of
Newport Beach's Pine Knot
Motel. and Mitzi Gorder. 20. of
Westminster. fled from his car
and summclned officers.
They told police the youth
picked them up while they were
h1tchh1k1ng to a part y. but didn't
s lop at the address they gave
him.
The women alleged he pulled
.a gun -later discovered \0 b<:' :.i
:-<'plica -which he held to one
woman's head. until they both
fled his car.
Iran, Iraq
Fight Urged
By The ~lated Presa
A leading Iranian clergyman
urged Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini to lead a revolution an
neighboring Iraq, and Tehran
Radio reported a weekend gre-
nade attack on a border camp for r ranian refugees from Iraq.
The radio today said Gov. Gen.
Makui of Kermanshah Province
reported "raiders" fired gre-
nades into the camp Saturday
night "to create terror" during a
visit by Iranian President Abol-
hassan Bani-Sadr.
Makui also reported a total of
17,000 Iranians have been
expelled from Iraq since border
clashes between the two coun-
t.nes began more than a week
ago
f',...P_,,eAJ
PROBE •••
standstill.
Apartment manager George
Cady said this morning that se-
curity guards and Tustin police
have been guarding the five
gutted buildings to prevent loot-
ing.
Cady said tenants will be al-
lowed to return to poke through
the apartmen ts to salvage be-
longings
He said there have been
numerous people In the area
gawking at the gutted hulka of
the buildings.
Th e nre· spread quickly from
buildit11 to building when hot,
gusty winds blew burning
embers from one to the other.
The buildings stand alongside
each other ln a row.
Cady said the apartmenu
were inlured bul he didn't know
bow many of the ten.anti had
renters insurance for their be-
longings. Many of thoae who
lived t here were Marin e• tta-
tioned at the nearby helicopter
bue In TuaUn.
Storma Bring Calm
WlUGHTSVllLE, Qa."' -
Thundemonnl forced moat. of
t.be 2.100 ~"' ol th1I .... central Oeor1la town lndoon
folloWIDI a WHk ot racial ten·
tkm and IPOftdic "riolence whkh
mdlCl tn. blrnp ol ~
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w9ao woa la1t 1ear'1 World
lertee; . ..aDawldaQIM.._'t ..... '° .... .,..... Iii Ila,..,..
8 ut jutt ••k ti• two 11·year~ bow maay ftlme
eo•ecllu1 Ilea Laarel ud ou .... Hn1 IWNd ... Or ..
Lbe• wlUda Laurel .... Hanly mov .. wm u Olear. Or M9r
about the ..... of tbe IP9dal
effettt mu 1D &be rickety tiridce
IHH from Lbe J.m fUm ''SWiu ........
Give up! Tbe dtf'by.toppect duo made
105 films. won an Oscar for "'l'be
Mualc Bo.a:· and lbe apeclal
etrecll man for ''Swisa Kiaa"
was Roy Seawrilbt.
And that'• j ust the triria from
ort lhe tope ol Brmt and Darid·1
fH ·COYered bead&.
You see. the two Laurel and
Ha r dy rana are dfficers. or
abelka ln the Orange Cou'nty
ch apter of the "Sons or the
Desert," a Can club or sorts.
rash ion ed after a similar
-fra t ern ity s poored b y the
comedy team in an early film.
Brent says there a re about SO
chapt~ or "tents" as they are
called in the world.
Brent is the Grand Sheik ol the
local chapter. which ls called the
.. Unaccus tomed As We Are
Tent "
Each chapter, or lent. takes
its na m e from one of t h e
20.mlnute Cilms ln which Laurel
and Hardy starred
And members or ea("h chapter
wca r off1 c1al "Sons of the
Desert" fezzes. the brimless
conical felt hat with a tassel on
the side
The SO members of the local
tent meet about eight times a
year lo view two.reelers of the
com edy team ·~ films. trade
posters and still photographs
and Super 8 films
Police Probe
Newport Gem
.., Burglaries
Newport Beach pohce are
mvesugatmg two burglaries re-
ported to them this weekend in
which the losses an jewlery to-
taled more than $43,000.
One theft, reported at lhe
Ncwporter Inn. occurred Sun-
day while hotel guests Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Rodman were at the
hotel's swimming pool.
They said jewelry valued at
$23.750 was s tolen from lhe1r
locked room.
The second theft occurred in
March from an apartment at 701
Lido Park Drive where the vic-
tim. Rosalyn Binning, had taken
her jewelry for safekeeping
while she left her Lido Isle home
for a vacaUon.
She said the missing items are
worth S20,000.
Ted Trwnpets
Upset Win
W ASHINCTON <NI -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy ts touching
up his presidential campaign
with a fresh coat of optimism.
even though the weekend politi-
ca I news was mixed at best for
President Carter's challenger.
"I think yesterday (Saturday>
that Jimmy Carter found that
there's a little cactus . . • grow -
mg ln the Rose Garden,"
Kennedy said Sunday as he
t.rumpeted hl.s upeel victory over
l.he president in the Arizona
Democratic cauc\19e8.
Carter's challenger attributed
his win to diuatiafaclion with
the president's "Oawed and
failed" economic policies and
said the same ialue would make
a difference in the next big ele<:-
tion teat on April 22. Campaign-
ing Saturday in California,
Kennedy Mid a new poll shows
him slightly ahead of Carter in
Pennsylvania, where hta own
soundtnga 1bowe d tbe Massa-
chusetts senator trailing by
about 10 points two weeltt a.io.
Bodiee Found Near
Plane Wreckage
RIAL TO <I' -·Authorities
have locat.ed the wreckage of a
Ugbt l1rcraft and the bodiel of
tu two Pl*1'1Pfl in a 1DO\Vfield
In the ru11•d San Bernardino
Moumainl. The ._...,enatne Cherokee
HO, wblch left lUalto ,Ailt>ort
ahortl,y before noon S.turday,
wu local*I about 24 boun later
Sunday when a San Fwaando
Cl•ll Air PllUubaw taUowe4 a
bOPe4 k waald ~ co ~
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WANr TO KNOW At«TllNO ABOUT LAUREL AND HARDY?
Mk Dewld Hayea (left) or 8Nnt W•lker
And to Lalk about lbe subject
they know best.
You might not k now. for
ins tance. that President John F.
Kennedy was an avid L&H fan.
David says
Or that Stan Laurel was a
former undenludy of Charlte
Cha plin in England.
Or that a film called .. Duck
Soup" was first produced by Hal
Roach and starred Laurel and
Hardy
It wasn't until fi ve year., later
tha t the Ma rx brother~ ~tarred
1n a film w1lh the same n.ime
Ho-. do )'OU gel all thl'> L&H
trivia lll your head'>
DaVld started at the ag£' of 11
by watching Laure l and Hardy
films on telev1Mon in the early
morning hou rs
ft was noth.inf' for him to set
the a larm for '1 30 a m lo ("atch
the comedy duo on the tube.
By now. the two veter ans
viewers have seen all but 10 to l~
or the Laurel and Hardy film~
ever produced
They say it's an add1ct1on
.. And they're good fllms, ..
Brent saya.
Troops Withdrawn
TEL AVIV. Israel <:fl -IMael
says its troops have withdrawn
from soutbea.sl Lebanon. but
U.N. forces lhere we re put on
full alert becal..l.IC of clashes with
the ~banese Chnauan m1l1ua-
men 'Iarael supports. An Israeli
m1ht.arv 1•pok('<lman s.11d th<'
truop:< which cro~ into l~ba
non lao;t Wc'<lnf"'dJ) "haH· com·
pl<'trd thr1r l.d;o;~,. .J"1rt hJ••· l<'ft
th(• drf'J Of ::-OUlh f,t liJliOll .
lut Like Monamg
ordeNd.
The em=ra'OOn Of J!lft-9
the nine Buropeaft Common
Market COUDLl'iel called OD Pr-'dent AbOlhWn Banl-Sldl' •
on S.turday Md relayed de·
mandl from their pernment.
for the Immediate releue of t.he .
hoetagea. A PN11 aide laid Banl·
Sadr ~ the demand and
w~ the foreign 1ovem-
ment1 q aJnat tak ing punUJ ve
act.Ion ll•hut Iran.
But he Nid he would aak IOme
international organizallon to
check on the condlUon of the
captive Americans and report to
the world on their treatmenL
Ttte Americans' last foreign
vlsttore were three American
clergymen who held FAiter
services eight days ago and re-
ported they were In excellent
phys1caJ and mental shape.
The mllltant.s also rene wed
their threat to kill a ll the hos-
t.a.ges, saying they would "blow
them sky-high," If the United
Stat.es t.ook military action
against Iran. They announced In
December tha~ they had maned
th<' embassy walls with explo-
s1vc1t.
President Carter told a group
or European telf'v1s1on corre-
~pondents Saturday that If fur -
ther U.S. action was necessary
to fr<'e the hostages, 1t "would be
very st.rong and forceful and
might well involve military
means."
He aJ1lo had a warning for the
emhassy militants. saying. "if
you host.ages arc m1ured or any
of them arc killed. then we
would not delay an taking much
<itronger acuon of an lnctsive
nature."
Anti-C88tro Rally
LOS A~GF.LES I.fl -A
lhrt'<'-hour W£'<'kend rally with
,1bout 2.00J anti-Castro prot~l
, r" Pn•tr-1! without anv arrcsL" or
•. 111]• 11< •' ,1uthoritlf's said.
A new baby hippopotamus :-,nuggles next to
its mother dunng a cool 5\nm at the Los
AngeJes 7.oo when high te mperatures in the
MO' sent thousand~ ot humans to the
b\'..lt'ht•::.
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CAREFREE SAILING
300-mile Race
MARINA DEL REY -It was a long and
frustratrng Easter week for m06t of the skippers
who took off April 4 on a JOO.mLle single·haoded
race around the Channel Islands.
Out of the 20 starters. onJy seven officially
fmished the race. The last boat was towed into
port last Thursday at 2 a.m. from off Pt. Vicente.
west of Los Angeles Harbor. where it had ~n
becalmed for several days. Slupper Jack Dawson
was suffering from exhaust.utn. He had been lost
and unable to radio for help beeause of low bat-
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FIRST TO FINISH "as Mike Kane's S2·foot
trimaran Crusader In an elapsed time of 4-4 boun.
B0.4TING
and 10 seconds. Kane. from Newport Beach. was
the only muluhull skipper 10 the race and was
awarded a special trophy for the fastest elapsed.
but did not figure an the corTe<:led time st~ndings.
First single-hull yacht to finish was a Santa
Cruz-27. Vandal, skippered by Al Michael of Long .J-===:-=::=:~======~==~~~~ Beach. The elapsed time or 55 hours. 02 minutes ~ b
and 52 seconds also gave Michael the corrected -P
time win.
Dan Byrne, one or the organizers of the raC't'. ~
said most of those who abandoned the race sue JI
cumbed to winds as high as 4-4 knots off San
Nicolas Island. Several of the yachts had gear
failures and ripped sails. but there were no in-
JUries.
ONE SKIPPER, BILL FOSTER in the yacht
Tipsea, said he spent three hours looking ror Begg
Rock, one of the turning points m the race. a nd
never did find it because of heavy seas and
darkness. He abandoned the race.
Others who finished the race in order or cor·
reeled time standings:
2. Sprite <Santana·37l David Lay, Marina del
Rey. 57:09:~.
3. Salt Shaker <Moore·24) Bob Boyes. Oxnard.
66:22:00. .c . Ranger <Tartan-48> Brad Avery. Newport
Beach, 64 :45 ·30.
5. Uberte <Babba-30> Don Brydon. Redondo
Beach, 8$:18:32.
6. Fineaae <Pearson Vanauard> Gene Mentie.
Los Angeles, 102:30:34 .
7. Green Flash (Santa Cruz-27) Brian Boylan.
Marina del Rey, 119:38:00.
Sailors Qualify
For Quarterfinals
Two skippen ln each clua qualllled for the
United Stata Yacht Raclq Unloc\'1 Area G quar·
terftnall' ln tbe one-el1btb flnall tor the Yacht
Raeint Union ot Southern Callfomla ln racln1 Saturday and Sunday at South Shore Yacht Club.
Winnen ln the Sean CUI> ellmtnatlons fOf' the
natloctal three·CNW champlonlhtp for the Sean
trophy were Paul Blank and Mlke Matta, S,,YC •
Tbt competition wu ln ThlatM aloope.
Wlnnen la the two-baaded competWon for the
Bemis Tropbf were John rulltr, Calltlt:rano Bay
Yacht Club, and Ion Pblelmty, 8abla Corintblan
Yacht Club. Racet were 1alled 1D Udo-14'. 1
Winnen ln UM 1lnf1e-lwtded eompetltlon for
UM Smythe~ ln Luen wwe llutlD Wll-
liamaon, BYC and Gordon Wu&Ma, IYC. Quarter ftftall wtll bt btld at b1 Harbor
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Labor Union Mergers Eyed
AKRON, ObSo (AP) -The poulble
merier al dine m.--labor unlona
-the V-.. RubMr Warters. the
United . T•-'•" International and the a.Dlm and Atomic
Worken-11 ..... dllawion, URW
Praldenl Pet« Bom1narh.o MY•· PreUmiJlary talb belWHJl tbe
tbrH laber or11niaaUoaa ban
alrea.ty bM• llet•. accordtn1 to
Bommart&o, wlao uld Uaat •o ...
dlscu.km AN planed duttnC tM ... , Art.-CIO s .... u" Couaeil
IDHtint ln Wplalnston In May. TM
pruldenta ot the lbfff unkJnl are
memben al die counetl.
lt'11Ut~ a ._.le aolnl to the airport Ud aettlna
on a plane U... dayt. ll rou·~ dtl•ln1. It take. a Ion• Ume to aet there on a crowct.d hl1hway And when )'Ou do arrive ·tt•a
uauaJly dUfkult to flnd a parkln1 place.
In the terminal there are alt thete grubby peopte.
• You bave to watt ln Ion& lines JUSl to buy a
newspaper or candy bar. ll's llke a bua station
nlEN YOO HAVE to thread your way through
the teeurity tbeck where the electronic detection
system ia IO tinely tuned that your keychaln sets It
otr <While the 1uy In front of you with t.he revolver
has no trouble passing Inspection).
FinalJy, when you make It on board. you have to
contend with tht war between smokers and noumdlers.
~ IOlutJon · buy your own plane 1 and be careful
wheo you ny Into San Diego)
TIL\'r8 WHAT A lot or companies are already
doing. Corporate air n eet.s keep growing. year after
year. Why should executives have to put up with the
inconveniences or commercial atrlines.,
According to the National Business Aircraft
Assn .. 522 or the nation's tDp 1.000 manufacturing
companies now operate one or more planes. At the
end o( 1978 Otis fleet numbered 1.768 planes valued at
SI s billion. The top 100 companies own 40 percent or
thls flttt. Only four or the top 100 do not have their
own planes.
The aarcraft in the corporate fleets range from
light single.engine planes and helicopters up to heavy
Jets. The most popular type nght now b the medium
Jet It accounts for 28 percent or the aircraft nown by
the big U.S. companael>
IN mE CORPORATE hangars too are some 45
heavy Jets. the kind used by a1rUnes. The leading
models are the Conva1r ~ and the BAC 11 I < 14
each I
Who operates the most planes? We have a r1x on
that too because or an annual survey done by the
magazine BustJteS~ and Commercial Av1at1on Herc
are the top five corporate air flt't"ts 1 and types or
planes >
I Standard 0 11 or Cahforma. 34 a1rrra£t t 16
turbine helicopter'. nine single-engine plane'i, two
h~ht turbo-props. tv.o medium JCts. two heavy Jet!..
one piston he h<'opter. one t v. in turbine he It copter and
one light piston ty, tn·enginc plane 1
., TE~SECO. 30 a1n·rart <nme l\o\in ·turb1n1·
hehcopte~. -.eH•n hea\y Jt'lS . five turbin(•
helicopters. threl' medium Jets. three he<H') piston
t"' in-engine planes. om· llRht turbo prop. ont> turbin<'
helicopter and one ~•niele·<'nittnl' 1
3 Rock~ell International. 30 a1rcrart cc,e\'en
smgle ·engine:.. s1 '( medium Jeti>. four turbint•
hehcoptef"'I. four hea' y turbc> props. three l1~ht
turbo·prop!.. thre<· light p1!.ton twm-t-nginl' pl<.tne~
one hea\') Jet. one tv. m ·turbme helicopter and nn1•
pressurned piston t v. in engine 1
1 Mobil. 29 a1rerdrt l ~\t-n medium Jl'ls fl\''
turbin(' helicopters, fl'<' <;1ngle eng1n<) plant-" thrl'l·
hC3\} Jets. t~o bght JN.'\. IWO light turbo·prop-. t~n
heav} piston tw10 -eng1nc plane.,. on1· lw.1\'
turbo·prop, one light turbo.prop and 11111• Prl"' ur111•d
p1:.ton t~m-engrne1
s. ATLA1'TIC RICHFIEl.D. 22 a1rcrnrt · ('IJ!h l
!.Ingle-engine plant•.)). \Ix medium Jeh. three ht'<J\ \
jets. tv.o light turbo-props. one bght piston
twm-engrne. one hea v) p1.ston twin-engine and one
pressunzt"d piston t"'in engine1
Four or tht><1e Mmpan1 es are 1n the P<'troleum
busme.))s The fifth. HO<"k v. Pll. 1<; the· nation·:. leading
maker of vehades for outer .,pan•
For those of )Ou "ho "'ere ~ondenni::. Exxon. the
"orld'' lar~est petroleum rompan~. ha., a corpl)rate
fleet oC 17 aircraft. 11 or them turbine helicopters
Jobless Agency
Gets New Name
LOS ANGELES •AP 1 Remember "hen the
unemployment ofhce "'ai> simply the Department or
Employment Then Human Resources Development. And
the Employment Develop91ent Department
Recently. the agenc» got yet another name -and. 1t
hopes. a better image among the employers and
unemployed 1t is designed to serve
THE AGENCY IS l'iOW officially EDD Job Service.
complete Wlth a red. white and blue flaglike logo that one
olriclaJ says "w1ll hopefully become as well recogmted as
Smokey lhe Bear and the Good Hands of Allstate."
Actually. Cahfom1a •~ the last state to adopt the Job
Service title. which brings with it the right to use.
advert.ising campaigns put on by the federal government.
"SMOKEY IS AN excellent symbol for the U.S. Forest
Service." says Gera Curry of the agency's huge Los
Angeles oCOce. "He conveys something that would take rr;:
lot or words to express We hope our symbol <"an do th~;·
same for U.'>."
The agency. founded as the Department or
Employment in 1936 during the depths of the Great
Depression. seeks to match the sl3te's unemployed with
nearly 73.000 job-opening listings It reeelves each month -·
ranglng from dishwashers and clerks to technical wnlers·
and systems analysts.
Gold, Silver Quotations
LH .. •: morning rixlng $532.*l. up $2.30 : afternoon flxing
$521. 11.oato.15; closin& $5.25.
Puta:-afternoon fixina $S37 .68. upS0.65.
P~: 1534.98. offS0.91. Z~: $528.00bid. offSS.OO : SS36.00aaked
New Yort: Handy & Harman mld·mom!ng $529.75. off
S0.75.
New Y.n: En1elhard selling price m1d·morninl u:n .os.
off SO.*>.
Ne• York: En1elhard fabricated Sold mld·momlnc
S$d.&&.ottS0.82.
* * * NEW YORK <AP> -Handy 4' Harman silver $14.8$0, off so.eoo. t:.,.lbard aUver 114.750, off SCM900: fabrtcaled 1Uver,
Sl5.5MofUO. 784.
N EWVORK <AP )-Spot nonferroua meta.I prices toct..Y
C1"1r.M" ... '41pound.U.S.clntloationa LeM-..emaa. pound.
llllCSJ\.WI" t«atl a pouncl. deU vel"lld • .,,. .. Tl•• ;.o.d. •etftl'J sa.oo per nuk. pt .. • Mll.8'$0 ,,.,,, OI N,y _..,,.,,_ ...... ____ -o:'!_
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LARQE CROWD AT HUNTINGTON CITY BEACH TYPIFIED THE KIND OF A W!EKEND IT WAS ON THE SANOS ALONG THE ORANGE COAST AS HOT WEATHER DROVE TMOUSANOS TO OCEAN
~·April Heat Wave Fills Beaches
ll was Fourth or July and
Labor Day all rolled into one
weekend, according lo Orange
Coast lifeguards
"ll was a real zoo." said San
(Clemente Hreguard Richard
Chew
I Thousands of beach visitors
f
awarJDed.to the sands from Seal
Beach to San Clem~nte, creating
problems that range4, from
ftraffic jams to brawls.
A SO.person brawl that started
near the base of the Huntington
1$4.5 Million
:Tustin Fire
nvestigated
By DA VlD KUTZMA.NN
Ot ... Palty ...... $\ell
investigators continued to
ick through the ruins of the La
Posada Apart.menLci in Tustin
unday. seeking clues that could
lain the cause of a $4.5 mil-
on blaze that erupted Friday.
A spokesman for the county
department said the cause or
the seven-alarm blaze is sUll
UJ1detennined, although there is
possibility the fire started near
:a heater vent In the attic of one
the five two-story apartment
buildings that made up the com-
ex.
All five were destroyed by
·driven names Friday
fternoon, displacing about 90
tamllies.
Fire Department spokesman
ike McKee said investlaatora
would continue their search for
uea today. He saJd the building
ad apparenUy been up to-all ,
e requirements.
T~elve firefighters suffered
minor injuries in ftghttng the
uge blaze and were taken to
tin Community Hospital.
oat were released soon aft.er-
~ard.
Nearly UO ftreftlhten from
five agenclee fousht the blaze at
15781 Paeadena Ave. that sent
clouds of arnoke bUlowinl over
e n~arby Newport Freeway,
ringing traffic to a virtual
ApuUnent mana1er George
dy laid UUI mominl \bat le·
y guardl and 'l'ult1n police
ve been prdlnC the five
(8eePll08E,Pa1eZ)
Beach Pier late Saturday
afternoon spread to the beach
and required police to break up
the melee.
Police said five Los Angeles
m en were arrested on aaaaull
charges when the rock and
bottle-throwing incident was
finally baited.
One youth, whose name was
not available, w'as treated at
Stanton Community Hospital for
stab wounds
One drowning was reported
JUSt outside Orange County
involving a Marine private who
disappeared Crom the Marines'
beach al San Onofre Friday
afternoon whlle partying with
members ol hiJ unll.
The body of 19-year-old
Edward Branden of Anesville.
La. was found early Saturday
morning by two members of his
unit who continued to search
after rescuers had been called
off al darkness Friday night.
Lifel(uards in Orange County
s aid they had oo serious
problems, but lifeguards 1n
Huntington Beach said rapt.Ides
and a l cohol con sumption
combined to keep them busy
rescuing about 100 swimmers
over the weekend.
Here's a look at the beach
crowds for Saturday and
Sunday:
Haatta1ton Ctty Bead1 -
60.000 visitors each day.
Bolsa Chica ~ate Beacb -
70,000 people each day.
HaldJ.agton Beach Slate Beach
-40.000 people on both days.
Newport Beach -100,000 on
Saturday and l.2S.OOO on Sunday
LllWl& Beac:b -30.000 each
day
Saa Clemeate -7 .SOO on
Saturday and 10.SOO on Sunday
"lt waa just jammed,"
commented Capt. Bud Belsbe of
Newport Buch. "I haven't seen
it thJs crowded in a long time. I
don't know where they all
parked."
The traffic Jams <'reated by
beach·bowld traffic made ma1or
headaches ror local polm~
In Huntington Beach, stale
lifeguards bad to close down
thelr parklng facilities at both
beaches due to the heavy influx
of visit.ors.
As a result, police reported
that traffic on Pacifi c Coast
Highway came lo a complete
stop several times over the
weekend.
Lt. Jim Walke r s aid one
officer reported that it took him
<IS mtnutes to drive from Be4ich
Boulevard lo Warner Avenue to
the north
Hostages Seen
By Red Cross
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~ 81 TM AJJMClated Preu
Two representatives of the
Jntematlonal Red Croes and a
group of lranians vtsited the 50
Amencan hostages m the U.S .
Embassy today to check on their
cond11.10n and report their find -
mgs to the fa.rrubes of the cap-
tives.
AYATOUAH KHOMEINI WAVES TO CROWDS FROM HIS BALCONY IN TEHRAN
The Red Cross represent.a·
tavea were Harald Schmid de
Gruneck.. the permanent Red
Croes repre.entaUve in Tehran.
and Dr. Bernard Uebe:skind. a
· Red Crou Vlalta American Hostage• In lr•n Capital'• Amettcan Emb8ny • physician. Both ares~
They were accomparued by an
Sister Beseaed
County Gir~ 11,
Dies in SA River
The body ot an 11-year·old
Santa Ana strl. who, along WU.b
her eiMr, fell into the Santa Ana
River Sunday was recovered
early today by pollee, authorttiea
said.
The Otange County Coroner's
offtce iden\ified the girl u An·
drea Prtu. Along with her 7-
year-old 8!lter, abe fell Into the
Strangulation
Smpect Held
Youth Claims
'Kidnapping'
Only a Hoax
A 17·year-old Newport Beach
youth was lodged in Orange
County Juvenile Hall lhll weei-
end alt.er he allegedly kidnapped
a pair of hitchhiking women to
tach them a leaon about ttre
hazard• of hltchhlklnl. police
said.
'• offietal of the Red Llon and Sun. • the Iranian equivalent of tbe
Red Cross. and Iranian Health
Muuater Mouasa Zargar.
Hojatoleslam Seyyed All
Khamenef, the Moalem clergy-
man who leadl the weekly Sab-
bath prayers tn Tehran. allo waa f
ICbeduled to be a member of the
group, but it WU not known if he
WU inltde the embuly. A
spok:ell!Wl for the milltanta
occupying the embauy alnce,
Nov. 4 llid he WU added to•the
group at their lnliltence.
A ~ at tbe'
Geneva~ of the Red
Crou Mid \be butan ~
ment .,reed tottbree coOdl~
The youth wu booked Satur-• set by the CJl'.'PldUliOn -U.. day nleht after w two women. ttl repceMnll!Uwl meet wltll .U
Je11i• ,.._., 2<!· a relldent of ' the bolt ..... th& \he7 be al·J
Newport Belch 1 Pine KdOt ... lowed to G11111ie a lilt ol ~
Motel. and )(jtli Gorder, 20. al klellUUM•nd that tbeJ be al-'
Welllllinl&er, fled tram bit car lowed to oodf1 tbe Cll)d"9' 1
and aunmoned oftlcen. ftndH• ot tbe llat.e ti.. t.bltr l
Tbq 1okl police the you&h bealUL t
pk:ked U.em up while they wwe Todil1 WM tbe Amertclnl' ~to. ,.n1. butdkln't 183rdd/q0le.pi~.
atop • tbe ilddl-tlltY pve TM~ 111Pobwuan .atd ~
hJm. 1 the *1 WM "lf4 ~"Oil theJn 1
Tbe .WOllllft tU11tll ht pulled by tbe 1nnllD IDNl.-nl.'
a p -Wei' dlteovet ed to be a Apparent.11 U. llJ•• iiiWit
... -whtch be held to one woman'• beld. unul tbey bOtb nect hll Cir.
TitoWonem
hoped al would help to undercut
President Carter's campaign to
gel Japan and America's maJQr
European alhes to take the same ,
economic and d1plomat1c sane-t t1ons agamst Iran that he
ordered.
The ambassadors of Japan and
the nine European Common ,
Market oounlnea cal\e<l on 1 Presldent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
on Saturday and reJayed de-
mands from their government.'!
for the immediate release of the
hoetagel. A press aide said Bam -
Sadr ~t.ed the demand and
warned the foreign govern-
ments agamst taking punitive
action lpinst Iran.
But he aid he would aak some ·
tntern.ttonal organization to
check on the condition of the
captive Atoerfc:anl and report to
the world on their treatment. '
The militants •lao renewed
thelr threat to klll all the hoe-
taBes. saying they would "blow
them 'sk.y-h.tgb.'' tr the United
States took rnilltary action
apinat.•Iran. They announced tn·
Okember that they had mined .
the emba!sy'walls with• explo-
sives.
Wea tiler
Falr tbrousb Tuesday.
' Lowa tont1bt 50\ at the
I beaobea •and IS lnt.nd.
I Kllba TaMiQ Tl to 77.
IN9IHTe•AW
fits N•u•1oto Tt0uu
fHad• A_,...,,. Slodewm
loftff~C oatl em •-• a djJ,.,.,. ...... s.. .....
PooeBJ.
Flotilla Delayed
MJAMI <e -Miami Cuban
leaden canceled plana today to
launch a nowla of •mall boata
from Key Weat to deliver relief
supplies for thousandt of would-
be exUea at the Peruvian
Embassy in Havana, a police
spokesman said.
"They said they were cancel -
hng because of bad weather,"
said Police LL Danny Lastret of
Key West. 150 mJles to the soulh
of Miami.
He said seas were at sue to
eight feet with wands gustmg LO
25mph.
Lastrea said he saw about 50
Cubans. "maybe more," 838em-
ble at dawn in a parking lot.
preparing for the ocean C1"08Sing.
Loan Rate Protest
WASHINGTON <_., -Some
500 members of a coalJUon of
,,,._P-AJ
PROBE ••.
gutted buildings to prevent loot-
ing.
Cady said tenants will be al-
lowed to return to poke through
the apartments LO aal vage be-
longmgs.
He said there have been
numerous people In the area
gawking at the gutted hulks of
the buildings.
The fire spread quickly from
butlding to building whe n hot.
gusty wind.a blew burning
embers from one to the other.
The buildings stand alongside
each other in a row.
Cady aaJd the apartmenta
were insured but he didn't know
how many of the tenants had
renters Insurance for their be-
longings. Many of those who
lived there were Marines sta-
tioned at the nearby helicopter
base In Tustin.
Valley Burglars
Carry Off Jewelry
Jewelry valued at more than
Sl,600 waa reported taken in a
burglary Friday at the home of
James Francis Curley of Foun-
tain Valley, polic:e said.
ThJeves removed a 8Creen to
enter a sliding front window and
removed the jewelry. approxi-
mately S65 in cuh and an elec-
tric blood pressure machine, po-
lice saJd.
Anti-Castro Rally
LOS ANGELES lit -A
lbree-hoW' weekend rally with
about 2.000 anU-Cutro protat-
era ended without any arrata or
violence. autbortUe. l&id.
ORANQI COMT "'~
DAILY PILOT
Biaa laue Niud
W ASHINOTON tit -TM
U S. Supreme Court today N -
f\lled to lll'ike down u racially
btued 11aJn1t *hitel the
UnJVenity of WuhiJllU>n mec:U-
cal echool'a admiuk>na policy.
The Ju1ucea turned down "re-
veree diacrlmlnaUon" argumenta
by Frederick N. McDonald. a
white man turned down by the
medical school in 1976.
McDonald, now a chemical
engineer In Idaho Falla, Idaho.
contended that the admission
policy gives blacks and other
racial minorities an lmpermls.cil-
ble advantage over whites.
Dollar Declines
LONDON (.f) -The dollar de -
cllned against all maJor Euro-
pean currencies today as dealers
remained nervous after last
week's drops. Cold and silver
also fell.
Although the precious metal
usually rises during periods of
monetary uncert.amty, gold
closed in London at S525. down
from $528.50 Friday. But 1t
plummeted to S507 .SO, down $23.80inNewYork.
New York silver was trading ~t.S.l~:~-~o-~.t~..: .. _
They Said
A Momhful -MILFORD. Mass. (.f) -
What's green and red and
has 1,000 beads? Milford's
con~nder for the world's
biggest antipaato.
After two hours of
labor. the 300-foot-long
salad waa unveiled Sun-
day inside the town hall as
part of Milford's bicenten-
nial celebration.
The antipasto cont.amed
more than 1.000 heads of
lettuce and 100,000 other
lngredienta, including
tomatoes, cheeses. pep-
pers, oniol18, olives and
dresaing.
Its fate: to be eaten by
the public al no charge.
WM'l'L8Y CAP> -Tlll'ff ~.=...~~ci= .... ~ ........... ........ ....,.
0.. n.·..-a an. Iii& .... n ... t ... 1M1 ._. ....
t.Omb carrier. die C...,_.. ...... ,_ PMnl ...,...-_a.
tnietllir .. killed.
Tb• f'"way•1 DOrtllbeui l• •••••• , tbl1 w .... ,.
ltaolalaut County towa ..,.
cloted for M~Jral boun WlliUi ordaanee expert• from ti~•
h11hway patrol and tM Pr......,
lD Saa l"rane.llee rell09ed tM
bombl.
''There wu no damqe to the
bom• and no ducer." saJd Sit.
Ted UHe ol tbe Presldlo.
He uld they were 2,000.pound
Mark M 1eneral aircraft bombe
beln1 transported to Coaeord
Na val Weapons Station from the
Crane Army Depot ln Indiana.
The hlahway patrol 1ave ~
accou.nt of the 4 a.m. accident:
A truck filled with paper bees
struck the rear of a natbed
traller haulln1 the bombs. <me
e>i:Cupant of the truck carrying
paper was seriouslY. lnjured
when thrown throu1h the
windshield on the other truck's
natbed traller which housed the
bombs
The paper-laden truck toppled
on Its side and caught nre alter
the col1Js1on. The other occupant
of that Lruck Jumped out but was
e nautfed in names and died
after runnin& 40·~ feet
A th lrd trucker saw lhe
accldent and slowed. but bis
tires skidded on diesel from the
first wreck. overturning his rag
Thal drn•cr ran back and
flagged a gasoline tanker before
1t reached the wreckage.
After the fire was controlled.
firemen stood by to douse hot
:.pots that broke out occasionally
in the load of paper
C.H. Pickup
Service Set
In Newport
Funearal services will be held
Tuesday morning in Newport
Beach for long-time resident
Christopher H. Pickup who died
April 8 at the a1e of 38.
Mr. Pickup wa1 found
drowned ln the bot tub at bis
vacation home in Indian Wells.
Services will be held at 11
a.m. at Pacific View Mortuary
Ch a pel wltb Dr. John A .
Hutrman, Sr. of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian.Church officiating.
Mr. Pickup. a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School.
was associated with b1a father,
Charles Pickup, in the Pickup
Precision Gear Co. of Costa Mesa.
He also leaves bis mother,
Irene Pickup.
, The family suneat.s memorial
contributions to the PaJm Desert
or Indian Wells volunteer fire
departments.
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WANT10 KNOW AWmlflG A80Ul' LAURIL ANO HARDY? A.-Dewtd ...,_ "9ft)or .,_ w....,
· Fezzed Fans
~urel ·Hardy Buffa Active
By tn'EVE IU'l'CBEU. °' .. .,... ..........
Brent Walker and David
Hayes have abaolutely no
interest in collectln1 turfing
poslen or buebaJJ card.a.
The lwo Dana Hilla High
School seniors couldn't tell you
who won iasl year's World
Series, and David says he hasn't
been to the beach in six years
But juat aak th e two
17·year·olds how many film~
comedJans Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy starred m Or ask
them which Laurel and Hardy
m ovie won an Oscar Or how
about the name of the s~1al
effects man m the rackety bndge
scene from the 1938 film "Sw1.ss Miss"
Give up .,
The derby·topped duo made
105 films. won an Oscar for .. The
Music Box ." and the special
effects man for "Swiss Miss "
was Roy Seawright
And that's JU5t the trivia from
off the tops or Brent and David's
fez-covered heads
You see. the two Laurel and
Hardy fans are officers, or
s heiks In the Oran1e Cou.nty
chapter or the "Sons of the
Desert," a ran club of sorts.
fashioned after a similar
fra t e rnity s poofed by the
comedy team in an early rum.
Brent says there are about SO
chapters, or "tent.I" u they are
called in the world.
Brent ii the Grmd Sheik ot the
local cbapt.er. wbJcb ii called tbe
· 'Unaccu1tomed Aa We Are Tent."
Each chapter, or tent, t.Ues
Its name from one of the
20·minute fUnu in which Laurel
and Hardy starred.
And members of each chapter
wear official "Sons of the
Desert" fezzes, the brimless
cortical felt hat with a tauel on
the side.
The so members of the locaJ
tent meet about el1bt times a
year to view two-reelen of the
comedy team '1 film a, trade
posters and still photographs
and Super 8 films.
And to talk about the subject they know best.
You might not know. ror
instantt, lbst President John F.
Kennedy was an avid L&H fan.
Davidaays.
Or that Stan Laurel was a
former understudy or Charlie
Chaplin in England.
Or that a film called "Duck
Soup" was first produced by Hal
Roach and starred Laurel and
Hardy.
It wun't until five years later
that the Marx brothers starred
in a fUm with the same name.
How do you get all thl.a L&H trivia in your bead?
David started at the age of 11
by watching Laurel and Hardy
films oo television m the early morning hours
It was not.rung for ham to set
the alarm for 4. 30 a m. to catch
the comedy duo on the tube
By now, the two veterans
vle..-ers have seen all but 10 to 15
of the Laurel and Hardy hlms
ever produced.
They say at 's an add action
'"And they're good film:. Arent Sa}s
Iran, Iraq
Fight Urged
By The A.ocla._, P,...
A lead.mg lraman clergyman
urged Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini LO lead a revolution m
neighbonng Iraq, and Tehran
Radio reported a weekend gre.
nade attaclc on a border camp for
lraruan refugees from Iraq.
The radlO today said Gov Gen
Makw of Kennanshah Provtnce
reported .. raiders'' fa.red gre-
nadea Into the camp Saturday
night "to create terror" during a
Visit by Iranian President Abol -
hulan Bani-Sadr.
Makw alto reported a total of
17,000 Iranians have been
expelled Crom Iraq amoe horder
clashes between the two coun-
tnes began more than a week
ago.
NB Building
Chief Quits
Bob Fowler. Newport Beach"s
build.Ing director, baa resigned,
City Manager Robert Wynn
announced today.
Fowler's resignation will
become effective Friday, Wynn
said.
Fowler has worked for the city
for lJ years, serving as assistant
building direetor. then asswrung
the post of director in 1970 He
apparently bas no new post tined
up, Wynn said.
··He bas been a loyal and
hard-working employee. We'll
miss him.·· Wynn added
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out te laM Twda.y'a a • ......_ :-
Beaeb City CouDoQ race .._":
ftJed • laWllllt •• ...,. ....... -fle~Uon HIUltl, C~lmlDI 9tolaUona at tbe ltaw E'ecUai Code .
The lu.lt wu filed Frldu ID :
Oran1• CouDty Superior cc.rt -b7 Ed 1Mboebe, Daa M~
and Bruce Greer wbo nn""bad
fifth . aeventb, aacl el1btb ~ r"~vely. • • I don't know whether &be
c.ouot wu dellbera&ely •l'Olll or
Juat Irresponsible, but It wu
wroE•·" 7.tchocbe aaJd today.
"Tbey threw the baJlott away
and we can never find out ll tbe
duplicate and officlal ballot
matched up.
"We need a new election u
IOOD U poaible."
Wayne Canterbury, a San
Franetaco attorney represeoUna
the three defeated caaclld*tel.
said the electJon waa not
condtlded preclaely by I.he state
Eleetlon Code.
He claimed that the
canv111in1 of ballots wu aot
open to the public throughout the
entire evenJ.ng or April 8.
He also contended that official
ballots were destroyed by city
election counters.
The au.it clalm.e that up to 700
ballots may have been
destroyed
But City C l erk Alicia
Wentworth said today "'That thi~
figure Is wrong and they know at
11 wrong "
She said that leas than 150
hallot.s were mutilated and that
when duplicate ballots wt-n:
M&ed , the o ri gi n a ls wert'
1oadvertenUy tossed out.
"That was my mistake.·· sht>
.. aid
.. But there were not enough to
al tu the election," she said.
The suit names the three
"'inners of the election as
defendants -Ron Pattinson.
Ruth 1-'iniey, and Jack Kelly.
Zschoche flniabed with mor~
than 1.000 votes less than
received by Pattinson v. ho
t'aptured the third open seal
Police Probe
Newport Gem
Burglaries
Newport Beach police arP
IO VCSlJgatmg t WO burglanes re-
ported LO them this weekend 111
which the losses in jewlery to-
l.l lE'd more lhan S-43.000.
One theft. reported at lhc
\;ewporter Inn, occurred Sun-
day while hotel guests Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Rodman were at tht>
hotel's swimming pool.
They said jewelry valued al
S23,750 waa 1tolen from their
locked room.
The second theft occurred in
March from an apartment al 701
Lido Park Dnve where the vic-
um. Rosalyn Buuung, had taken
her jewelry for safekeeping
wtule ahe left her Udo Isle home
for a vacauon.
She said the nussmg items are
worth m.ooo.
AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030
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~,Uaere II to dO wlU.
tb• ~ Morpn ..,u
air.
Be • a.llo • pbo&QJour1'&1t1t
and •\itbor who'd ra&.hlr be out
mM.bW UM IMWI U.U oovwtas
H. MCf writ!Qf Uwl hll own
advtoturee than a.tun, otben
have au th• fun and NCOl'd1nl
then for r.s.r.. ·~ UUlt. ldveDU... ue what life ii .U abou&... ...,,
Shully. who tonl1bt wUl alp
sllently home to VirpUa Belch, v •.• by jeUlner, tpend1na thrM
houn hlfh over the continent be
juat oro11ed In a t.hree-wbMl
buubomb in 11 days.
GetUJl8 here waa all the fun
for Sheally, S6, and hl1 racing
crewman Tim Hund. 26. who
rocketed acro11 America on a
dare, 3,328 miles in a 1935 Mor-
gan MX4 V-'J'wtn Super Sport
tnke.
He and Hund wet the little
buggy's r ear aolo wheel In the
surf at Virginia Ctty before
heading for the West Coast Mor-
gan clubs' 25th Annual Morgans
on t he Lawn rally and meet at
Cal State. Fullerton Sunday.
SheaJly is a dedicated devotee
of the Morgan motor car and he
was hailed at Sunday's rally on
the green as probably the most
renowned Morgan racer in all of
North America.
He even sponsors the John H.
Sheally II Award for Best Mor-
gan of the Year in the annual
judging, where Morgan purists
raised tankards of Watney's or
vmtage Wines in fine crystal
goblets to the judges' favorites
among 98 competing Sunday.
"It was unlikely," Sheally de-
clared of his madcap motor car
dash across the continent for the
• 1980 West Coast Clubs' show an
epic born of endurance, in-
genuity and a sturdy behind.
''Most Morgan owners sort of
snickered." he says of the reac-
tion when he began mapping
plans for the crou-country
speed run several m011tha ago in
hl8 trike. one of f9ur Morgans he
owns and drives.
Sbeally waa the driver to do it,
tf anyone could. 8.88i8t.ed by h is
sidekick and partner who some-
times held on for dear life on the
breakdown-plagued daah across
nine states and through all kinds
of weather.
"I do everything to the cars
but paint. 'em. I tot.a.Uy ertjoy it,"
is the way Sheally puta it in one
of his two published books,
.. Morgana In the ColonJea Across
the Pond."
"It becomes a part of you. The
Morgan owns you. You don't
own It," says the dean of the
Moggies, as those who are life-
long Morgan devoteea call
tliemselvea.
But let Sheally tell it, because
it was his trip -one no one ex-
pected him to even finish let
along relish ita dlaast.era as well
as delighta. because he figures
you only go around once.
"Id we were approaching
Charlotte, N.C., on 1-85 about l
o'clock In the morning, some
truck had dropped a 100-pound
bag of cement In the roadway,"
8'1 FmDICK IC801:MEI& __ ....., .........
B11ed on it1 current
wortrlod, the Oraa1e County
Superior Court 11 ihort nln• JudJelal potJtJcm, a atud)r Jw tbe
Judicial COWlcll of CalltOmla
baa concluded.
Th• cowt now bas C7 POl'IUom
-C2 Jud1e1 ana fiv e
couiml11lonera who handle juvenile mallen.
The Judicial councll found that
S8 Jwlicial poaWooa are needed
to handle workload• tbrou1b
1981. 1be council's report was
made available by Superior
Court Presid.in& Jud&e Walter
Cbaramu.
The councU'a findlnp will be
dilcussed Thursday at a
meeting of a legal·Judlcial
committee chaired by county
Supervisor Thomu Riley. aaid
Alan Sla~r. ualst.ant executive
orrtcer ol lhe court.
In early May. Slater swd. it
will be up to the Board of
Supervisors to decide bow many
• new judicial positions It will
request fr o m lhe slate
Leglslature.
Last year . for example .
JOHN &HEALLY II, (LEFT), CREW TIM HUND TAIUMPHl!O
Cro..COUntry D••h In Morg•n Super Sport Gtuellng
Orange County was considered
short 10 Judicial positions; the
board asked the Leeislatu.re for
ft ve positions, the Legislature
approved two. recalls the VtrgtnJan-Pilot staff
photographer.
"Being a three-wheeler, you
can't try toavotd iL"
He and Hund held on tight and
clenched their teeth.
"We went about 30 yards air-
borne and landed on two wheels.
That jarred the Urning so bad it
overheated and the exhaust
pipes that run right down the
sides under your arms turned
red-hot and started to melt,"
says Sheally.
He recites everything else
tom loose, broken or di8engaged
by the 00-foot leap, but to any-
one but another Morgan fanatic.
the catalogue of parts sounds
Hke he'a apeak.ing another
tongue.
"I do all my own work . . .. "
Sheally needleaaly points OUL
"We knew we had a burnt
valve and just as we came off the
interstate at Atlanta. Ga .. for
gas, she kissed off right then."
Sheally says it was just closing
time when be rang up the owner
of Atlanta Harley Davidaon.
where he knew the Morgan
Super Sport could probably be
revived, since the Morgan's
roota lie in a motorcycle, which
evolved into an automobile.
The cycle shop's owner was
stuck for the nJght, baby-sitting,
but he picked up Sheally and
Hund and the disabled Morgan
With h is truck at daybreak the
next day, towing the little car to
his shop.
"I can't say enough for them,"
he says of Atlanta Harley
Davidson. "A H -man shop and
they au quit what they were
doing to help."
Sheally confesses the trip was
a costly undertaking, so he ac-
cepted $1,000 backing from Cas-
trol; a free b ed from Ramada
Inna along the way; some ma-
terial from Champion spark
plugs and a free ride home via
Mayflower Van Unes for his lit-
tle race car.
"The valve was destroyed. but
a Harley David.son 74 flt
perfectly.'' saya Sheally, whose
West Coast friends candidly
confea they never thought h e,
Hund. and Morgan would tri-
umph.
"The rougheet part of the trfp
was the desert. We didn't drive
It. We sailed it," says Sheally,
explaimng he and Hund battled
wmds up to 72 miles per hour aa
the Santan as howle d at them
broadside.
He says he muscled t h e sput-
tering Super Sport into the
crosswinds running at a s light
angle to make a straight line
course, much as one would jib a
sailboat to make headway In an
ocean blow.
Winds howling across the
desert sandbla.at.ed what little
paint the Morgan hadn't already
had burned away due to a freak
engine fire m Tucson. Ariz .•
Tuesday in rush hour traffic.
.. This damn otl-hne chafed.
and broke and catches fire! It
burned the Wlring harness and
since it'a a gravity fed engine.
the fuel was pouring right onLO
the source of the fire.''
Sheally a nd h is partner had
been keeping their eyes glued to
the rearv1ew mlfTOr. for any
g limpse of dlaaater gaining on
them all the way and lhiB is
where It almoet caught up.
"She really burned badly. I
had three and four-foot flames
and that Arizona dirt along t.he
road was bard as a rock.'' aaya
Sheally, who clawed at it with
his fists to throw on the blaze.
.. The gas tank was actually
wh1sthng like a boiling tea kettle
and gas was bubbling over.'' he
says, but just then a trucker
raced up with a fire extin-
gwshcr.
Once repaJ.rs were made, the
patr pushed on as far aa Phoenix.
where they laid over for two
days of rest and relaxation be-
fore tracking acroa the windy
desert on the laat leg of the trip.
The new positions were filled
by Judaes Luis Cardenas and
LeoOard Gold.stem.
The state reimburses tbe
county $60.000 ror each pos1t100.
The county, however, ml.&St bear
any addlUonal cost.a for related
e xpen ses or court clerks.
reporters and bailiffs.
The county al.so must provide
courtrooms for the new JUdgei..
Ten new courtrooms are being
completed on the 10th and lllb
floors of the Orange County
Courthouse m Santa Ana and
will be available for use by late
summer. Slater said.
Judge Charamza said the
j udicial council study once again
pointed up what court officials
have known all along .. that
we're s1gnlfkantly understaired
based on work tha t's commg in
the door."
H e noted that witho ut
additional positions the court
may not be able to maanlaln
recent successes in whittling
down a backlog of c1 vii cas~
a w ailing trial.
Both Charamza and Slater
also said the number of cr1m10al
c ases awaiti ng trial Is
increasing. As of March 31. 390
cases were awaJtlng trial.
Chinese Nix
Nude Mural
PEKING ~ -Chinese au -
thonties h ave draped a shroud
over a recently completed 20-
foot mural at the Peking airport.
apparently to s tem cnllc1sm of
its frontal depiction of a volup-
tuous nude female. travelers Bald
today.
The mural. In a restaurant for
foreigners. ts one of two panel~
showing the Oa1 Water Festival
which was celebrated Sunday by
members of the Dal nat1ona1H,y
m China's southwest Yunnan
ProVince. ac:ijacent to Burma.
Liddy Breaks Silence
Nud1ty has been taboo an Ch1 -
ne8(! art under the communists
until very recently, and mem-
bers of the Da1 nat1onal1ty com -
plained about the mural.
Book Details Watergate Conspiracy
NEW YORK CA" -After a
long lilence, G. Gordon Liddy,
tbe conYieted compirator wbo
alleaedly masterminded the
1972 Waterpte break·ln, baa
revealed detaill of bis role in the
ICaDdal -tncludinf fean of UIUlinaUon for falling to carry
out the bur8'lat1·
In the book. excerptA?d in this
week's Time magulne, Liddy
says he believed he wu going to
be killed on ordeTI from the
White Home for failure to break
: In at the Democratso National
Committee ~ in
Waahington.
Tbe book a110 aUepa Udd,Y
WH PLanninl to kill ~ columnl•t Jack Anderton be·
ciUH Aoderlo1\ had publilbed
tnformatioQ wblch rtPortedly
1mplicat.eC1 • UA tatnt 8brold. 8ut tbe t>lao wu ~ by
Howard Hunt, UddJ'• IUl*ior
In th•= White~ po-UtJcal unit.
Liddy 183'1 ... ... to drop
LSD Into IWB1a11If~
•t • dinner' lllfb Wli tiilleCs
wbln WbUa ......... a.ilia Callall.,... ~· ... u.. ~~~~= ""z::c ... liiiilit'elllll• .... .. _ ... .,
en.tiled for service with the
"plumbers," eo called becauae
they were luppoled to plug
news leaks.
Uddy. who refUaed to plea
bargain With proeecutol'I, terVed
52 monthl In jail, longer than
any of the other 25 conspirators.
ffe WH releued in September, 1m .
He recount.a tn the book that
while In prlaon, he persuaded
guards to ban TV vtewt.ng after
midnl1ht because It disturbed
his sleep.
Liddy says that wben he aua-
pected prilonera were goina to
kill him, he armed hlmMlf with
the 1uarda' permJlllon before
turninl In tor tbe nlgbt.
'"I lay down full.Y d.relled a-
cept for aboe9, and arra.npd the
coven over me. In my rilht
hand. lying alonptde the rilht.
side of my bod:ttr tbe blan-
ket, WU tbe u hand.le. I
could fW"'P that e out In a
aecond and knock two men ott
their feet by ltrikinf dlNcUy at
tbeiJ' kneel. In my left band WU
the knlf .. and t.be P!r under m.y
pillow. I wu react.Y.
Proceeda of the book ma,)' aJlo
help pay debu 1Ull .....mm,
from )lje Jep1 def .. .nd from
IDI_ ~-•• ~. iD a t.lln1 prlloll iD~PL
SltaU 1t'e Daaee1
Co medienne Jo Ann Worley trips the light fantastic with
:.i goofy partner at Disneyland's private party for movie
and television celebrities over the weekend. The event
was part of the park's festivities for its 25th anniversarv ~car_ ·
Gasoline Prices
Slow Dramatically
LOS ANCE~ <NI -Artf'r
ri sing this )ear <1t an average
rate• of l .5 cents pe.r gallon d
week. retail gasoline.-price tn·
creli.beil have slowed dramat1-
cal ly m the last three weeks.
possibly foreshadowing a drop in
pnces at the pump. 011 industry
analyst Dan Lundberg sa) s.
The average pnce of all
gr.ides of gasoline nat1onwtd1·
from Matth 21 through Apnl 1 I
rose only 0 36 cenL-; :t gallon tn
SI 237. an indicator of au O\'erall
cool mg of the l' S. e<. onom ). ~1u
thC' pubhsher of thl' W<'<'kly 011
indus try Lundberg utter.
In an mt.ervicw Sund.d).
Lundberg said the slackening
paCC' or gas price tnCtt'a&eS Will
probably lead to a rollback in
prices. He said the overall
economy will determm<.' how far
and how fast gas pnces wtll
drop (One Costa Mesa station
c ut prices f1vC' cents a gc1llon
Friday).
"There 1:-.1 sl1~ht but cl('ar
turndll"" n m the-pnr r· JCTC'll~r.i
lion to an actual deceleration ..
Lundb('rg said.
That tumdown. according to
Lundb('rg, reO<.'<:ts a "pnce Sl:'n
s1t1v1lY" h\ mowrtsL-. which
dl•monstrate:. Lhe American
con:.umer'l> grow 1 nR res1Stance
to price mcn•asrs m ,di al"C'a~ of
the m.u-ketpl.icc."
Lundberg said the ga.c;oline
price lurndo wn 1R cl potential
md.Jcator for the economy d.S a
y,·hole.
"Pcrhap~ we.• ha Vl' nationally
peaked on the 1nflat1onary cycle.
That may md1cale that that 1s
the direction of the whol<'
economy ...
The slowdown m gasoline
pri ce increases. Lundberg
pointed out. has actually been
developing over a period of
weeks. Prices. which Jumped
markedly early m the year from
the average $1.02 1 pnce at the
Pnd Of 1979. have tnCreased at .J
lo.,., er rate recently.
He attnbuted the coollng off
to "a l'Dil of a marked decelera -
uon tn wholesale increases and
t he contanumg tendency of the
past eight weeks of dealers to
fdil to pass on all or their legal
margins"
Margins are the differences
t:w>tween the wholesale pnc<'
c harged to the service station
operaLOr and hut retrul pnc<' The
f Pderal government h as C'stab -
hshed a 16 1 ·Ct"nt m.!.Xlmum
mar gm.
TV Actress
Found Beaten
\o EW YORK <..., -Police in
Long Island a re trying to p1C<'c
together what happened to
actress-11lodet Melonie Haller.
who was found serru-consc1ous
.1not ~lourhcd m a Long lslanrl
Rail Road ca r after a weekend
stay m Southhampton.
Miss Haller. whom 1977 ap-
p<>ared as the f<'male "swC'athog·•
1n the "WelromC' Back. Kotter."
telev1s1on series. was badly
hru1sed. police said ·
According to her mother.
Myra. the 23-year-old blond<'
spent the weekend at th<' horn<'
of Roy Radm. a theatncal
producer known for staging
shows for police assoc1at1ons.
r • .
"I StiUDon't ThinkThUuthe Wa~ toAVOldBeach Traffic"
Visitors started arriving as early as 10 a.m. By noon.
incoming traffic was beginnlng to back up inland along
Newport Boulevard into Costa Mesa.
.. By early afternoon, the warning sign on the Peninsula
approach to McFadden Square was lighted. telling the
incoming visitors that they faced heavy congestion ahead.
The never-ending stream of vehicles seemed to
diminish on the Peninsula for a few hour11 al
mid·aflemoon. Then the wind came up a bit. Then
everybody decided to go home.
THE HORaENDOUS TRAFnc jam thus reversed
itself and occupied the outgoing lanes toward Pacific Coast
Highway and Newport Boulevard through Costa Mesa.
There may be a couple of lessons here for all of our
coastal communities that have watched tbe summer
traffic crunch increase with each new season.
1. The theory that beach visitors will become
discouraged by all the traffic and go away seems quite
invalid. They are not going away. They are increasing in
number and visiting ln volume earlier each season.
2. Si mply widening a piece of pavement or flinging up
a new traffic s ignal isn't going to solve the problem. That's
already been tried. The savants of our city halls may have
to come up with some innovative experiments if there is
going to be any relief lo the summer crunch.
IN THE Huntington Beacb area, our public Orange
County bus system people recently announced a plan to
run shuttle service from the Golden West College parking
lot to the slate beflches. The idea is to have visitors park
on the inland campus, ride the shuttle and reduce
congestion.
You might scoff that the scheme will never work. Well.
maybe not. But al least it's an effort to find a solution.
NEWPORT BEACH IS getting a new City Council now.
wherein the newly elected come aboard with traffic
solutions as one of the heavy platform planks.
When you view what happened in their city on this
second Sunday in April, you can imagine bow that
platform plank must feel now.
Heavier and heavier. That's bow.
NYC Chaos
Back to
'Normalcy'
NEW YORK <AP> -New Yorkers murned to work today
In the first normal rush hour
since strlkebound buses and
subways resumed their runs -
but taxi fares went up and
orficlals warned that the so.eent
transit fare la likely on its way
out.
Meanwhile. a t.eeD·ase boy was
shot and killed In Brooklyn
shortly after midnight Sunday -
t h e f l'C" s t de at h i n th e
underground s ystem since
traffic resumed.
The M e tropolitan
Transportation Authority
warned of some delays on
s ubway lines today as it tried to
cle.an up vanda lis m that
occurred during the ll·day
strike that inconvenienced 3.5
mllllon commuters and cost
New York businesses an
estimated Sl.1 billion.
COMMUTERS who sought
refuge in t.axls paid more for the
ride. At 6 a.m. today, fares rose
by more than 20 percent -from
90 cents to Sl for the base fare
upon entering the cab. and from
10 cents for each seventh of a
mile to 10 cents for each ninth of
a mile.
Subway and bus service was
fully restored Saturday after a
contract proposal deadlocked
Friday in union executive board
balloting and Transit Workers
Union Local 100 President John
Lawe ordered the 35,000 strikers
back lo work while the
rank·and·file voted.
Dissident leaders of TWU
Local 100 have pledged to
campaign against the package,
which offers wage increases of
about, 17 percent, up s percent
from the city's pre·strike offer.
The transit workers currently
earn about Sl.8.000 a year.
THE METROPOLITAN
Trans portation Authority
estimates it will win about, $40
million in increased productivity
under the new contract.
• MTA officials say new revenue
is needed to pay for the $270
million tentative a1reement -
and the victim ls likely to be the
SO·cent fare unless the
Legislature approves a package
of gasoline taxes and other
measures.
Two Drown in Streets
Floods Close French Quarter Clubs
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flooded -....... wkb uPtoJflllolwa..,,
.. Nolila Mid It'• -to .., 1oa11U1111. We'N Rlll looklq for
die doM wtib tbe oUve branch.'' ••id r .11. Pearee, etvta .,,..
dlnetor m LoaJatau •• st. Tam__, Partab, 11 tlM Peart
River NM.
A balf·mlle 1tretdl of a levee
1ave wa1 ID U.. New Orteana
1uburb at Avoodale oa SUD1ay
nJpt, forelq the evac...ucn of about• peop&e. A~ 40 Avondale ,_ideata
clambered aboard tbe
communlty'a lone nre t~ u.e
only W:blcle bi1 elMN&b to set t.bfOUlb floodwaten UP. to I feet
More than 30.000 mourners clogged Bedord Avenue in
the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn Sundav for the •
funderal of Rabbi Levi Grunwald. 86. who died Satur-
day. Rabbi Grunwald was among the first leaders of the
Hasidic sects to come to America and help make it pos
sible for his followers to worship according to their
strict standards.
A • A -.
~~
Jev .... tardDa abcMat es tll IM
co•anmlt1'• • NIH I adt to
1pend U. a1Cht ID UM etvte center. .
Civil De!eme; oftlelala In
Gulfport, lllu ............ tlO
mUUon dama,. after a....,..
that rtpped ott root1: ~
wJndowl, wreek~ ~ aad ~·~munit)'elll&tr.
·Ju~ .... ~•.$ IM ... of la tDd . .. :;::.~~ cMffftH f()r JW•ll• . .
•aid be n1*ted ........
flGollld betore • ..., nie•tli 1.
A~ 300 .._.. .. were
cl.I~. either bf-llMdtll or ~. , Guice ukl, ...._ 17 ::Q. were bUuNd~~·~-none
.
India Boss
Escapes
Killing Try
NEW DELHI, India <AP> -
Pnme Miruster Indira Gandhi
escaped assassination today
when a knife hurled at her in a
crowd out.side the Parliament
b1uld111g narrowly missed her. a
New Delhi police official said.
Three police officers
overpowered the assailant and
a rrested him He was charged
with attempted murder. Deputy
Police Commissioner Gurcharan
Singh said.
HF. WAS identlned as Ram
Rulchand Lalwanl or Baroda, ID
western India. Lalwanl was about 6 feet away
from Mrs. Gandhi when he
threw t.be stiletto-type knife with
a 6·U\Ch blade at her, Singh said.
The ~re Rrazed one of her
police biodyguards.
THE A1TEMPT was made on
the 62 year-old prime minister
a~ she wa'l on her way to her car
arter attend111g a ceremony in
the Parliament building 1n honor
of the late Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. a
leader or lhe Untouchables.
OOP. ,_,,dete. came to S.ta
Clan JUlt to address the CR.A
Saturda)' nl&bt, then new beck
to blJ Paelftc P1Uaade1 ruch
for a two-day reat before
headlna eat for the lndlana and
Pennsylvania primariet.
ln a rin&lnl •oeech. the
former Calitomla aovemor said
American military strength bu
declined t.o the polnt where .. The
Ul'\lted St.at.el canaot anawer
soviet a1rresslon." and be
warned that the United States ls
in 1reater daneer than it wu
whm ~ .Japanese attacked
Peart Harbor.
.. Wlll:N ns LA.IT da""M
f allJ, tbll country wW be tUt
domlno," Reaaan told tome
1.000 penona at the meet!n1.
Reapn criticb:ed Carter for
del1yiq the start of the MX
ml11Ue project and aald that If
elected president, be would beltn
an immediate search for a new
weapon that couJd be brouiht
rapidly into production which
would act u a det.errent.
Reatan also attacked Carter
for his economic policies, saylD1
the United States has cone down
JUrlble BOyeott Target·
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Huabes Airwest ts under ftre
from a city councilman and a
San Fernando Valley
homeowners 1roup for "noise
poUuUon" allepdly uuaed by a
89 perceot increase in the
carrler'a filibta out of Burbank
increased filghts to 90 a week
from 53 a week since March 1.
1979 . . . and continues to Oy
way above permlaalble Um.its.··
he clalmed.:-
here but at Los Anceles
International Airport.''
"twla tqliwa19 -cMdt ,,........ Md erUkiq as
cbeap 1DCl9eY •• •
VOTING CSA clelecaa. 1pUt
evenly cm endonlq tax ~
Gann and fOl'llMJI' ·Lot Ana .. Mayor Sam Yorty for MDator.
Oft Saturday the MY•
Republican candidate. for the
Sen1te endoned Howard Jarva••
lncome tax-cut lnitlauv,, but one ot them accuaed the tu
rebel ot promisinl-to endone
him and then .. stabbing me in
the back··
State Sen. John Schmlti.
R·Corona del Mar. claimed an
"obvious deal" bad been work.eel
out calling for Jarvis to endorse
Ginn. h1a former tax-cuttinc
partner, in exchange for
fund-raiafng help from
industrialist Justin Dart. a
prominent Gano SUpporter.
"I 1111NG BEING stabbed tn
the back by Howard Jarvis is
newsworthy." Schmitz told
reporters.
ft~tB .. SteJt.
Airport. ,
·'The noise here ls
intolerable," Richard Cloee,
spokesman tor the bomeownets
coalition. told reporters durlq
news conference tw'ld Sunday
near an airport runway to
introduce a boycott aetton.
The boycott Immediately was
termed unfair by an Airwest
spokesman and described as
counter-productive by an airport
spokesman.
AL11IOUGB PSA, and not
Airwest, is the largest carrier at
the airport. Airwest "is the most
flagrant in their desire to
increase flights. with no regard
to the public which llvH near
the airport," Close said.
Airwest spokesman Vance
Huckabay said the airline
already had reduced the size of
the jets operating out of
Burbank. bad made scheduJe
changes and was considering
making "selected weekend
cancellations."
GaM, who split with Jarvis
following the Proposition 13
campaign in an angry exchanJe
or Insults in the news medl8,
held a news conference
Saturday to announce hls
support for Jarvis' new initiative.
Proposition 9. That. measure
would cut state income taxes an
averageof54 percent.
.
Glenn T. Seaborg (center of main pack>, Nobel scientist
~ of Lawrence Berkley Laboratories, leads lnltlal leg of
::}UkaNation trek across San Francisco Bay bridge. The
!"14'-month, 4,500-mile adventure· is sponsored by
~:American Hiking Society "HUGHES AlltWEST bas
Loa AnceJe:s City Councilman
Erharu Bernardi announced that
he will introduce a council
mot{on "asking that all city
employees boycott not only
Hughes Alrwest fiJgbts Crom . . . ~Cat-rate ;~Air Fares .. Party · Exciting, Costly 'Slasher'
Refused
Hearing !Sell Fast SAN DIEGO <AP> -Exciting
was the word for Mauricio
• Bicas' loth birthday party.
:· OAKLAND <AP> -As his father steered Mauricio
;Travelers purchased all and three other boys out to sea
•available $69.99 seats on Sunday, their 32·foot
·world Airways ntgbts sporUisbing boat caught flre in
.Hom the West Coast to leaving the Mission Bay
'Hawaii in less than four channel.
days, airline officials Another boat, luckily, came up
say. alon1skle and all five clambered The one-month spedal to safety.
dlsc!ount fares went on Blcaa, a JS.year-old La Jolla
sale Wednesday, and au developer, said his boat
11.400 one-way sustained $90,000 in damage in
• paaaenger tickets were the fire, which was blamed on a
sold by Saturday, faulty eagine.
officials said.
World officials said Smpect Arrested
some cutrat.e tickets
from the West Coast to YUCAIPA <AP> A
New Yor.k were still 34-year-old man bas been
available for tbe same arrested for inveatigaUon or
murder in conned.ion wltb tbe wice.
. .
•
I,
t ,, ; . • , ' . •
• .
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deaths or two young girls whose
bodies were round stutred into
green trash bllgS in a garbage
bln ln this Southern California
community, authorities say. The
man was identified as Phillip
Louis Lucero.
Sea Water .Ebbs
SALTON CITY <AP> -Local omcials were expecting word
today on whether Anny
engineers would abore 'Up t.be top
or a sand dike which was swept
away by wind·cburned water
from the Salton Sea and left
parts or lb.ls resort community
under as mucb as 4 feet ol
water.
The water, which receded a
bit Sundav after soillin2 OV4fr six
city blocks o r low-lying
res1deDlia1 areas. washed over
..
' ' I
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the makeshin dike Friday on the
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Salton Sea Be ach. Desert
Shores and Salton City were
declared local disaster areas by
the lmperaial County Board or
Supervi.aon.
Strike Date Set .
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> The California
Supreme Court has
refused a hearing for the
Los Angeles "Skid Row
Sia.sher." who sought to
have his conviction on
nme co\Dlts or murder
LOS ANGELF.S <AP > -Union overturned.
offi'cial.s say Lalka. o.Ogbt be held
this week that coutd void the Vaughn Orrin
decisioo Saturday by aboul Greenwood. convicted in
20.000 employees or General 1976. churned be was
Telephone Co. or C'aUtorma to. round . gwJty oo
strike the utility Friday. !."a .d m 1ss1 b I e a nd
But should the walkout occur. entirely circumstantial
no interrupt.loo ln service is evidence." Has request
expected. company spokesman ror a beanng was derued
Bill Ferree said SlDlday night. by the bidi court
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€ourt Study Overdue
And. while on the subject of the Orange County
Superior Court, there was a promialng development last
week.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors authorized
a '$42,000 study of the court's operations efficiency, an
al)a lysla that has been Iona overdue.
The purpose of the study, which will take about 4 ~
months to complete, ls to examine court efficiency from top to bottom. Analysts from the National Center for State Courts will look at case backlog, the flow of
paperwork, staffing of the court clerk's office and related
matters. Officials are hoping that the atudy will point up ways
the coUrt can operate more efficiently, given its current
budget.
Similar s tudies have been conducted in the municipal
courts, with what many agree were productive r esults for
better utilization of time and manpower.
And that is a worthy goal for the Superior Court
which. by all accounts. is operating with too much work
for too few people.
Title Not Debatable
The fine art of conversation is alive and well at
Orange Coast College.
For the second year in a row, the college's Speech
and Debate Team convincingly quieted the opposition on
its way to a second national championship.
With a score of 204 polnt8, the Coast talk team out·
scored the opposition -debaters from 86 community col·
leges across the country -by more than 100 points dur·
ing three days of recent competition in Kansas City. Mo.
All 14 of the OCC debaters picked up at least one in·
dividual trophy on the way to the championship.
Talented team members included residents of
Newport Beach, Irvine, Huntington Beach and Costa
Mesa.
Debating is not simply a matter of outblusteriog an
opponent with well-chosen words and key points. The
competitors vied in a number of categories, including
poetry, impromptu speak~ duet a~ting, rhetorical
analysis and speech to ente •
Ry winning so convincingly ln almost every category,
the local students demonstrated versatility, wit and
persuasiveness. They deserve congratulations along with
coaches Peg Taylor and Mike Leigh.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their a uthors and
artists. Reader comment is 1nv1t ed. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 .
Boyd/BacheWr
By L.M. BOYD
Consider the bachelor. The
more education he has. the
less likely he'll be offended
by a matrimonfal proposal
from a woman. Studies re-
peatedly prove that. Know-
ing this, you a lso might ex·
pect this fact: Husbands first
invited into marriage by
their wives tend to be far bet-
ter educated than average.
And it is further true that the
statistics show a high suc·
cess rate in these marriages.
Takes lour years for a
newborn baby's foot lo dou·
ble its length. Takes eight
year s for a 6-month·old
baby's fool to double its
length. Takes 17 years for a
l ·year-old baby's foot to dou.
ble its length. Got all that?
Q. How frequently does tbe
average penoo take a bath?
A . Curlouslr. ~hat'• a
mystery. Tbe pomuen lua•e
tried lo flod out, but admit
their statbtlc• probably
aren't accurate. People
Dear
Gloomy
Gue
Loob Hise tbt ter·
rort.IU will labertt the
eartb becauae the
mffk. who we:re I UP-
poeed to laberit It, are
too meek to oppoae
tlaem: G.l.
queried on the subject clam
up for some peculiar reason.
Q . What was the fi rs t
"knock knock" joke and
when did it come out?
A. The year was a bout
1937. Argument continues as
lo the first. One possibilitv :....-
, ·Knoc k knock." · 'Who"s
there?" ··olive." "Olive
who." "Olive you "
There was a t im e when
most giraffes did not have
such long necks. But from
se a s on to season , food
became scar ce. And those
with longer necks s urvived
by foraging high in the trees.
And they passed the long-
neck trait down through the
generations. Development of
the giraffe is said to be a
near perfect pattern of that
tbtog called natural selec-
tlon.
The Inca Indians of Peru
were the richest clvlUuUon
in the WOl'ld at the time of the
Spantab ct:Jueat down there. Thi)' ~ more 1llvet
and told than anybody elae.
It r~ld, In fact, that U. med to put the
WO 'a IDOQef OD tbe IOld •tudard. So It .. odd, .. it
not , that the. lncas
themHhes newer uaed
money IDd didn't 9"ta have a word for lt In their i...,_..,
GlrlJ remain tlckllt b lo a
1reater age than do boys.
How the Wayne State
Untvenity ~archen found ~ .:J don't know, but _, lt'ltnll. .
'l'be 1-1 ol a uUonwtde emplo)wt ftrm ,.,. _.
•••ra,. rat1ao1rapller'• ..,.. .... ..., _,.....
..
W ::JDfOTOH -A •t1h· c. ... ..:-::e-e::.·=
Ooodlll. 11-N.Y.~bu IUC..s.d in e~ a tlemal ol \1,1. IOJ la Ol'th Africa. nt. Ule ........ II HUUbi
UMI '6* edm1alltl'aUoD'• pro; tMHd IOll ol PN" ta tM ....
OoodeU II board ehalrman ot
D .O .A. lat•raalloael, wboH
cUeot, Kini
tlauen of
Moroceo, bu
bHA ftahtini
a 1 ue rrilla
war for con·
trol of the We1Lero Sabara for
the put four
year s .
H • s 1 a n
claimed the former Spaniah col·
oay ln llnS; ever alace, he bu
Men ltchlni to uae American
warplanes to s ubdue the in·
dlgenous. Alaerla-b acked
Pollsarlo Front iuerrtllaa who
Earl Waters
eheU.,ed the Moroeeu a.a·
aUoD.
Tll• LAW fOftl6dl ... of U.S.
arm1 aporta fOr u::.::; .,..... ilnd ...........
•uapldcla lD both eoe.,.. th• ltate Department that
Hulaa would UM aay Amtrtcu
plaMe tor on .. 1 .. operaUoM
11a1n1t tbe l'*l'IU.. Ooodell'•
ualpmmt wu to penudl tbe
admlniatratlon and CODJNI•
tbat UM 1t1U 1alt ahoWd be ap-
proved an,yway. ll•tna bit contactl la blab aov· ernment drcl81, the former
senator conducted what one
veteran con1reasman called
''the mall ......... " ~ e ffort •••r mounted bJ an
Alrtcan country ...
Some of D.G.A. 's lobbylnc lac·
Uca were utoni1htn1. One ot tta
ar1um$ta ln favor ot tM anm
sale wu that Hauan bad 18obt·
ed himself from most ot the
Arab world b)' refu.la1 to jotD ln
the condemnation of the I.Inell·
E1yptian peace settlements.
Hn1aa u .,iO. aad. bJ nm .. n•aa:to dlple.t
........ to cbarP t ....
a111Mt arma to llorocco wu • vote ....... llrMl.
TBS D.O.A. lobb1l1tl alto
er1\Md, with weird Orwellian
lo1Jc. Uaet llf'inl Ha11an the
abllil1 to Wa&ll Wll' IUCC8111ull)'
Alalmt a.be ,.mllu wouJd K •
tually promote P•::;~~~ maktal tM lforotcu
amenable to a ae1otl•t•
Httlement. ID other worcb,
HUND would \It more Ubly to
mall• CODCHli ODI to th•
Polllario nettooaH•u ~ lilt
bad Ytdor1 ..... bla ., ...
.lu1tJee Department doeu.
meta cleta&J tM •11 Goodall Ultd hit ..,... wUb ............
coa1rn1mea. lnch•dl•I -· Frank Onfth. D-ldabo. -'etlPrd
Stone, J>.Pla •• aad Jacob Ja\'tts,
R·N.Y. S....al keJ S..t. Ult
aa1i1tant1 were •l1orou1l1
wlned and d.Lntd bJ D.0.A. Job. byllta.
While Goodell wu work1Jai
g:a: Hlll, l).Oi~i.t ':!=
HM .T.l:c. ........ , "°"'Bottom .... ···~'Id' mMt wWt U.. ~11&1 u ;. lion II llCDr t~ •d•lllt1-
Zbl1atew Br_1f1l•11ElbU~· dtrHeretary .,, .. ~ av cl'
N ew1om IDd bll 8Hl1ta f wr.tary Harold sa..s.n. • · •
wa~T a&N&LSD con· ir;:•toul tarailtl 411 D.O.A/~ .,..... ..... ueUa ... Uw.
factU-.IMlobbf1lla .... •, bone• abo•t auo1atld
polleymalll•I auUaorltr ti
UtemHIY••· ID a letter M)
Hew.am, I• eumplt, Aafil,
dt1erlbtd tb• lo111taD4fn1·
Amertea polJey toward Jlaroc.·
co -:Jicb aimed for <&
Mlotil&L compromiM to tDd
tM balWIU. -.. "rtPI ......
advlMd the undeneeretal'J to .. ,.......,,. lesillatloD" to ..r.-
arouad the ban oa ofteuf,,-. arm•..... ·: When Caqrea1 and the M
mlailtnUoa ftDaUy boulht tbe'
Moroccans' dubious "war in
peace" theory, Goodell wrote
Newsom a bread-and-butter let-
ter, thanking him for "choosing·
3 course whlcb might lead tt>
success."
But the 1ucce11 Goodell
foresaw apparently will tum out
to be military success for hrs
royal client. not peaceful s ut-
ceas at the bargaining table. As•
s ured of delivery of the U S.
a rmaments -$232 .5 m1lhon
worth of fighter-bombers. ov.10
reconnaissance planes and
helicopters -King Hassan
earlie r thls month made If
tnumphal visit to the Western
Sahara
F a r from s howing algns of
comprom1M•, Hassan publicly
declared the entire area to be·
"an integral part of Morocco."
Footnote: A !>pokesman for
D G .A International cl&imt'C1
that the arms sules wall not pro-
mote a conflict but will a.ndu cr
King Hassan to negotiate a
Western Sahara '>elllement It 1s
Important t.o U S. strategic rn
te rests . he said, to maintain
friendly relations with a stron~
ally like Morocco
Free Auto Use, Gas Yields Insensitivity
P resident Carter ba s called
for an additional tax oo gasolUle .
suggesting tco cents a gallon, a:.
one of his laflatlon stoppers and
also u an enerey conservation
meature. Gov. Jerry Brown and
others have proposed the tax be
even bllher, such as 50 cents a
gallon.
T h e proposal s may not
seriously affect tboae in the
Ea s t er n
urban areas
where mass
transit exists.
but to the
people of the
W e s t •
especia ll y
Ca lifo rnia
t h e
automobile is
the o nl y
means of getting to work and or
making other essential trips
s uch as to the doctor and the
grocer.
To them. the price of gasoline
which has Inflated so rapidly.
already is stifling. as it Is lo the
s tate's economy which depends
to a taree degree on tourism.
Taken with today's costs of an
auto, its financing and its in·
surance, the costs are near pro-
hlbillve as Is. And il must be re-
membered that for the average
Charles McCabe
c1tiieo, those costs cannot be de-
ducted as expenses on the in·
come tax. To add more taxes oo
gas can only Increase the
hardsblpe.
IT 18 partlcularly 1allla1 then.
to read ot the exceu or public
employees la the uae of 1ovem·
ment cars for perusal use
thereby avoiding tW'lnnsport.a·
t1on costs which those m the
private sector must bear .
But numerous examples of
m isuse of government cars are to be found daily. The City of
Sac ramento by its own
·'estimate,'' which unques-
tionably ia on the con.servat.Jve
side. reported tbat 10 pereeot of
Its fleet ol 1,400 passenger
vehicles were rerularly taken
home by o ff icia l s and
e mployees. The laxity ln auto
management by the city is self·
evident la the report beln& an
t'st1mate rather than an actual
figure.
SACllAMENTO ls ju.st tbe tip
or the iceberg. The same mlluse
is found widespread amon1 state
and local government workers.
Martin Huff. that self-
proclalmed paragon of virtue
who headed the Stale Francbile
Tax Board until recenUy, tt·
gularly used an official state car
to go to and rrom work a.ad run
shopping errands.
A ranking highway patrolman
commuted from home to office,
a distance of more than 100
mlles. tn a CHP car Cor more
tban nine yean unW biJ retire-
ment That this wu with the fu.ll
knowledge of bJs superiors lS ex-
pllc1t tn the fact tbe Patro~
permits all ~ wltb the rank
of captaui and a bove to use the
CH P cars for personal commut·
ang. The large numbers or gov-
e rn me o t employees us 1n~
publicly 014ned vehicles for
pcr~onal ~e represents a totJI
cost to the taxpayers which, 1f
known. woul~ be staggering
To what degree the federal
fi?Ovemme nt 1s guilty of vehlcl<'
misuse as not knol4n either, but
1t is a fact that officials 10
Washington travel to and frotn
work m chauffeured fi?Overnment
limousines. Fortunate!) :.uch
a irs have not been widely ex·
tended to California although the
Los Angeles city councilmen and
Los Angeles city school board
members h ave p r o vided
the mselves with chauffeured
autos as bas the president of the
Univers1tyofCa11fom1a.
MISUSE OF public vehicles starts n ght with the Legislature
where all me mbers are not only
provided w1th an all expense
auto, but unlimited free gasoline
as well. Purpo1 tedly for bu~•
ness use onl~. the car.., -. .. nl' 1111t
only tbell" persooJI need-. 1ndud·
1ng vacaUonlng, but an~ u~t'i:l in •
c ampaigning aa well. g1\ ing
them a duJUncl advantagt· OH·r
other candidates.
That of course, :. the reason
nothing is being done to h.ilt the
practice of the employc('!t e<>Q·
vcrt1ng public ven1cles ~
personal use. By setting a boo
t•xample themselves, the gcrJ.
t'rn 1n ~ bodies h aH• paint~
tht•m St'lves anto a corner Cr°'J'
~ h1 ch 1t 1:. difficult for them '\I)
hlow the ~tu~tle on the underl·
ing:..
WORSE THAN that. having
cost ·frce autos and unlimited
free gasoline. the legislators ..
councilmen and supervisors are
rendered msens1t1ve to the pnce
o r gasol i ne a nd costs of
tran::.port.allon raced by the tax-
payers. Yet the auto to Califor-
nians is as essential as food and
housing and just as much a part
of each indh idual 's budget.
Between increased gasoline
prices and the misuse of govern·
ment cars by public offtc1als and
employees. it won't be long before
everyone except those on the
pubhc payroll ends up m the
poorhouse.
Bill of Rights Too Often Taken for Granted
Bill Foratchen. a hlatory
teacher in Vualboro, Me., re·
cently tried an lnterest.lnl( ex·
periment. Early thia year •tu·
dents in h1I 11th grade hiltory
class at the Oak Grove..cobum
sc hoo l be1an sollcltlnf
1l1natures on mock petitions
calling for reDU1 of the flrst 10
amendmenla to the U.S .
Cootitution, the BUI of Ri&hts.
The petitiona urged that the
repeal document be placed on
the 191 0
ballot. The li· ~ tle "Btll of Rtf,bu" was __.
de eted, but otherwise tM ·
lan1ua1e wu ~
wort! for
word as
Madlaon and Jelf1r1on wrote tbtm.
ID dMb' IOUeltatiOIMI the lt»-
dt nta said the document "cod·
dln tbt criminal."
To tba 1tudenta' aurprl.le and
1hocll:0 T4 ptreat ot tbe "°* bl Waterftlle. wa.. tbe "IOlldta•
tlon wu held, wbo took the time
to listen lo tbe studeata' request
signed their names.
Fontcben alto reponed tbat
leas than I percent of the w atentlle poup reeo1nbed the
pelitlon'• text 11 the BUI of
Rlght1. In Au1uata tt was
roughly t perce.nL
·•Al a bl~s:l tHcher, tbe whole thlna ot acares me,"
said Fontcben. "lt all atarted
when I wu trylq to tb.lak ot a
way to teach the BUI or Riehta
so the kids will remember it slx
moot.bl from now."
I •UST 8A Y I ftnd this a
curious and lttabteainl tale. For
me the BUI of Jlllbta la the mOll
beauUful thing about the United Stat.. 1 fell tn love wtlb It u a
kid la ll"llUDU ICMol, ..S , ...
aboUt It the aame WI)' to tbll
da7. f wu, be lt Nmemberecl, the
child of parenta wbo had lmmJ·
1rated from lrelud, a country
1Ull occupltd b7 tbe bated
sa1Ulb. TM SD1nu In thole
d1y1 made their laws and
tbelrtuea.
· Tbll was tyranny. and my
pareat.1 ncoplHCJI lt u aucb. It
would not be wholly true to say
tbat t.bl7 tied tbe old cowltrY
becawe ot poUUcaJ op.,,._on,
but that CWta1n1J entered their calcwaUom. TbtJ knew they
were tn a free country when they
came bwe, and I bad the luck to
be born In a tne country a abort Umt ..... tbllr aniYaJ.
WITll Tllll tradltioa behlnd
me, lt wu only natural that l
1howd nploN tb• American
aovenuneot to ftbd wbat. rtcbta l
had; OI', to put ll another way,
what J could aet •away witb. The
Blll ol JUabtl was a revelation. I
do not think I could put it better
than Justkle aobert Jacboa pit
tt ta a lNI 1aprem. c-t • clllon: •
..,,. "'7 pul'J>Ol!I ol .. -of RI .... was lo whWraw cer·
Ula 1ubJ•cU lrorD tbe
\llcl11ltudM or poUtteal con·
tro .. n,, to place tbem ~
lb• r..eh ol maJoriUes and ol·
nclals and to establish them 8!l
le111 prtndpln to be applied by
t.be courts.
.. One'a rt1ht t«> ltre, liberty.
and property, to free speech. a
free preu, fteedom or worship
and UMmbly, and other fun· damental rt,itta may not be sub-
snltted to vote, \hey depend on
the outcome of DO elections."
TIR18, TID8 document ts at
tbe bN.rt ol tM IY9tem under
wblch ft UYe. tt la doubtful if
the Ccaatltut.loll could have been
ralifltd as a whole lf these
fUll'aaleel of lndlvidual ri&hts had not bMll laelucMd.
Tbat tbta doeument should
sound IO inflammatory that a
1roup of Maine cltl1ens were
pert.Uy willlq to acrap It is to remlall m bow ,,_.Y, almost
llceDt1om11 ... take for aranted ~ ~ tbtl were ooce tn•rl'e't'Ohltlclft.,..
lt 1 not eu1 for the cour11, tbeae dQI, to a!Dll)IJ theH flam·
tn1 trutbl to mOderD We: but U
theN ll to be 1 Ualted SlatM,
tht1 muat be done.
'
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of ................. ::111111 ........ .., .,.., ............... _ .................. . ·-.•••i•;""'..._ •. s ,...,,_-_. .. ., ......
. Wiii. *• wll111 ... II a..._. warm Apftl lic., ........... -.................... .. .................................
1£ ......... ,.. ----. Ult .... io •Mard ... Oaartll w ....... ... · a•• 11• .. Ute• e.t of Mroel.
.... m.a•.a "· llOaG.ANM alJILT 1D 1Ml ::.. m:air.-:m:. :r:u = ..s-:r:: •'-Ill& ••11 of roe.., UM .. ._ ... , from the
ADWdil .. UM Btrlu Sta. .... tM aeeoua& ... ftaa1l.y talW after
lhlt lliall OI tMll ..,. _. • 1111 ".:.:f••t• ikW ~· oa a •bale/' • tlilt ..... wu eallid. ••-.._,......_.. .. _., • .._ of• U1u .,.p(oNolanllyaa•a-iutball.
YO)' ..... wMcll tOUla tak• IQOl't tbaa tWM yMn, Wba&M, um pl.rel, ba" a Umtt.d a.Id ~
aM ........ ID tM profttl at~ to tWr rlak vlttoa. llDc:t tb•r can't IH dHd &Mad or
ud •""r· aa)'Waf beblnd. wbaa.boMa eppl"OHIMd them
rrom the rwar. OD the •bale'• Wt aide. -~.i.."\:::, = if:'::'w.":.; -~n!'i;;,.i:r; •• ~-::. '::i.. ~~ 111 u.t&Mperetnaeturefor ._......... troo," wben tbt boat wu allDOlt 111> ataiMt tbt fue._....._,.,.,~tlMCUra. .JIGqu: wbat..
....... amont tb• taptaln IDd erew dt· AN W:NaAGED W~& OOlJLD BITS a
,. .... tllelr ttatW.. n. captain'• ..... mliht whaleboat in two wttb bll deadly underjaw, bu.at lt
raqe from l ·U to 1·•· 1'epeDctiJ'I • how maQ to tpline.n with a abate ol btl powerfQJ ftutes, abar. ol dM v.Ml be OWMd, IDd tbe net of U.. dra1 It to the bottom wbn be "IOUDdtd" or
crew from tbt ma'-9. ~nra Qd banda beaded for tbe deep, or tow~ ott at bllb tpeed
dowa to tbe c:abln boy woWd bave rrom 1·21 to over tbe bortroa. never to be seen a1aJn, ln a caper
1·300 tomlal to them. · known to aurvlvon u a ''Nan. tuctet alel&b ride."
'"l'M aver&&• seaman mtcbt be paid otf at the U JOUI' favorite ballplayer ll out oa strike tb1s
end of a voyace wtth '800 or '700. le11 any money aeuoa, drOD ln to tbe ro'e'ale ol lhe Charles w .
advueed and whatever be owed for clothlnc, Mor1an and spend a pleuant afternoon wlth the
her mil Md ftul ........ WO)' ... la 1111, It WU
dileo""9d tbat tM •~ Md MrMd eometbina la UM DeilJaborbood Ol ll.• million from all tM wlaal• oll, apermacetl1
tobacco or eqwpment bouaht from the 1hlp'1 &lop cboltl Of some heroes worth wonbipplD1. cbeat duri.Qa tu voya1e. --'-------------"-------.i::-----__.--------------
wa.aa. bcmt, blu.bbtr aaaC"""---~---.-0· ••'*Cc, tall• aboard ~ """" ~ ~arp:r:::·,. ort;Stl9'
boatltttrera were
Ameriea'a real folk heroa before Aboer Double·
daJ clileo¥ered there waa more popular appeal to
allautnc bueballl tban bowlcln1 cannonbalJJ otf
Confederate battlements.
SllALL BOYS f'OLLOWED FAMOtJS har-
pooners up New Bedford's Johnnycake Hill and
tbroup the narrow lanes of Edcartown or Nan·
tacket the way they wait out.aide the playen' en-
. trance at Y anltee Stadium to catch li&hl of ltecale J acluon or Bucky Dent or Ron Guidry.
A fellow who eould dart tbat old iron, as beav-
lnl the harpoon waa called, and tell tales of bow
h1a Cant strike bad eaused that buce leviathan.
wbON teeth alone weighed S5 pounds. "roll rin
out" -dead -was a mighty man with the small
fry around town.
Soulbpewa were also unknown ln the trade. On
account of the way the whale boats were con-
naured, the harpoon darters were mosUy ript
banded.
1
There were no player agents ln those days to
neaotlate a fat contract for a slick harpoon beaver.
.. On the other band. there la a record of one
men belna paid off after a poor voyage witb only
io centl, altho\llh ln such c .... aome o~
would aetUe for a few dollan extra \o allow tbe
man to feed and lod&e himself until able to ablp out
aaaln. ln a few eittreme cases, tbe -4 ot a bad
voya1e showed one or two men ln debt to the sbip
for 1lop chest purchases or cub advances."
CAN YOU IMAGINE THE OWNEU of a last
place club paying out a thin dime to tbe leut or
their superstars at the end of a dismal seuoo at
the box office with a sincere "IOIT)' about that"
and a few bucks to catch the nut Greyhow>d back
to the bwlhes?
Marvin Mlller. where were you when Ishmael
was alplna aboard the Pequod under lbat mad-
man Ahab, and Queequeg, the star burler with
that losing outfit, even had to supply bis own har-
poons?
Sitting in the frail sprin1 sunlicbt atcp the
Morgan's booby hatch. waiting for the tourists lo
clear out of the blubber room, which wasn't tbe
part of the abip set aside for the crew to cry about
salaries. 1 compare yesteryear's heroes with
today's overpaid, publicity-puff~ performers al
the naUooal pastime.
I CONCLUDE, WITHOUT BENEFIT of a
league statistician, that tt took a lot more guts and
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"But thta I the fourth time you've
made me atop here!"
MOON MULLINS
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MISS PEACH
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WINNING nNNIS
~Hy Lobb
by Jeff MacNetty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Mell Lazarius
I IN 1-,qo, ANO ve?,.
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WT'H i:AM1L.1&S
COMPL.l&D .
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"Come toke your nap like a big boy."
"Big boys don't toke naps."
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
'ffECEIVINc; A PHONE
CALL FROM PAUL
CAANDAU. A6KIN6 TO ~ PICKED UP A"f THf
H()5PITAL.. KEVIN leJ
AT flRf>T PERPLEXED
00T THEN RfC06Nl!f5
If A6 A RJ~UNA"fE
COINCIDENCE'
. NANCY
AUNT FR!TZI-··
t HATE TO
WASH
THE TfMINu 16 PERFECT• II~
~ANDWATER
..-~ NEVER HURT
ANYONE
by Tom Bltiuk
<.,)Qo'll OUlc.KlV !JEE HOW
C.HALlE~IN6 HlfilN& A
BAU. F~ 1HE TOP OF A LADDER c.AN 6E I
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·•weren't you my old profeuor from Sufvlval
E C!-6.~1?" DRABBL """"" , by Kevin Fapn
!Al~ U'f 'O\ 1'i~~ f\4£ 0 ·•-·-·.,__ w
a.ti.~ 'f\l I "" l'1 f'i( (
lll()(J.O 1 ru~ ,., ru.1t rf ~t.~ 1.
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
OR. SMOCK
I WASH T OOtt-1 ~'fl~~<r
To 111"1 ~ ~E 011 t1E" FOR
HO ~ASON·RAA~
v-.
GO"f" 11".
YOU we:Re:
A'"f' A R OL.L...e:R
P I SCO WHeN
I He GANCS.
eu,.. "rH e GA i...
YOU Hf;:i,...P 0N1"0
HAP sweA"IY
PA I-MS ... ANP?
by George Lemont
PE:CIPeP -ro
PL-AY CRACK-
IHe-WHl P
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by Gus Arriola
by Harold Le Ooux
I ~Al lf D I HC l>t:,ll\JC.1
l\TT0f{N l Y .l\ND llf 5
M((TINl • U~i M Ill~ ur' ICI IN 1111..: I\'
MINUll ~_,), ,__,.. ...
WHERE
ELSE INiHE
LJ. S. R:6 THE
GOVERNMENT
61VE ~
A SOCIAL.
OtJSCURnY
N<»AtteR •
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
1 Acct
I nGione
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14 Ben -
1'1 0vot!lt"'
1.,R~J r\
1·w~,..,
1 q f 119n tt'f\
20 A518 -
• 1 T ennos un••
12 Vllallf't
73 local mao
.• Pu1u1e
.E ~~
1<l Anemot
SO Au10 ol '(Off'
SI U S SR rtve<
52 Fltoeald
~F~
58 Pell port
60 f,,trec11
r. 1 Sl>t!«h Coo
62 Ill """'
64 Allured
66 Ergo
67 TV l)'c>gflm
68 ~
69 ROWlf'O teem
70 Coin ol Nol ·
UNITED FPJhire Syr>O c.ii.·
Saturoay i. Puule So1ve<1
.l 1 Three Prtth~ DOWN
32 M•ld o,11n
33 Malte
Delo.ea
36 Venue
38 StmOle 5UO&'
39 8e'tlf!l8QI
COflllltflef
• I Souther" CllY
•30n the -
RunntOQ
44 Seth"I son
~Admore
., Ottapies
Sutfht
•9 Siphon
1 Muoch 1J Como pt "*' • WO<ds :
l S1uo~m1 '8 Bounoer •2 Kind 01 bomb. •
' Ttieate< 2• tviill and .c5 HarBtlgllt!r
' Prinopat Nefo 48 Mullde oa1n
5 ~pet 25 Ma1sn bt1<l 53 Bactc· Prefix
6 MemoMe 27 Sal'llOle 55 Insert
WC1 211 -eno-56 U S roeket
1 ~aoses 30 SC>M<I con 57 Ak:oh<>hc
8 African City lest drink
91<11111e 33 Arlbton devtl 59 VfQ91Gble
10 Mount 3• Under Poet 61 ThOroughlere •
11 Couple s 35 Abasing 62 Pfonoun
··companlOl'I" 3711 nor 63 Can orov.
12 Gholt Gf. 40 Atlflt arnv· 65 Go qulCkly
rAC..C 'ftlW
MIMOl&Al PAU
CemetefY Morturt Chapel
3600 P11eif1C View Drive
Newport S.ach
~00
ll'cCOlMICI( MOITUAllH
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hiiis
768-0933
San Juan C8p1strano
495-1776
MAUOtl LAWM-MT. OUltl
Mortuary• Cemetery
Crerretory
1625 Gisler Ave ..
Costa Mesa
54-0-5554
W.TZ-aa•HON
FUtaALHOMI
646-2424
Costa Mesa
673-9450
PBCa ll0114BI
laA.laOADWAY
MOaTUA&Y
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
or..,. County hMriOr Court Juda• s•ward Wallin bu
become ta.. MCQlld CaUIGnlt.
Julal to ltrtke CliWa 1 aew law ~to pnvtet"J\tdldal Clft•
dldaMI from reltn1Df \0 lbtlr OPf::• lA q_uall lcaUoH 1ta mal19d ou& wltb Hiil· pit balloU.
Tb• ord., In 'Mblcb Jude•
WalUn d~lar•d the law un. con1tlt&1UonaJ wu 1ouabt
l••t week by Newport Beach al·
torney Araold llordkln, a can-
didate • ii c:hallenalna incw:n· bent Oran1e County CentraJ
.......... Court JlldP alnrd
Lal .... lo the June I Judiolal eleo·
tlont.
Mo~ LI DOW free to ...
ref er•ac• to • lt71 atftll ln wblcb Juda• Laird wat MCUled
of drunken drtvtq. Lalrd later pleaded •uUty to a reduced char,. of ,_Id•• drtriq.
Jn bll quaUflc1Uon1 state·
menl. now lJ\ the haDdl 0( U..
county J\ea.latat of Voters oft'lce.
MordJlin lfat.d:
"Unlike my oppooeol -the
Incumbent Judfe -I hHe never
"Got o ~? Tlwn wnte to PC&t Dunn. Pe&t vnU
cut red tape. getting Jhe on!1Dn'S ond acf&on you need
co solve meqwta.es m government and bu.nness Moll
your quest&Om to PC&t Dunn. At Your Scvice. Oro~
Coote Dmly Ptlot. P.O. Box l561J, Costa Mel4, CA
92626. Al mmlJI leUna os posabte tDill be ~ed.
but phort«l inqwne1 or lettf'l'S noC 1ncludmg the
reader's full. name. addre31 and""*""" hours' plwM
number cannot be col\S1dered. Thu colaunn appear! do1·
ly ezcepc Sunda11s "
been arrett.M for •r en... My etblcal 1taDclarU pNYfGt me
from act.MU. llk.e bll and I
would never UM p1ea bar11J.nlat
to cet a (educed ebar1e, U.U tbe
Incumbent J.udae. ••
Mordtln 1 fetal actloa wu
dJreded at eocmtY lle&iltrar ot
Votft9 Al ~ whole CIMte
had advlMd llordkln tbat lt
woukt not permit tbe ref~
to Laird bte1IUM ot ~law. Tbe stat ... wu 1 ADri1 a by Gov. ZdmUDd G. rowo Jr.
It wq beld UDCoDJUtutJoaal lut wee1c b)' Loe Ancelet CoUnty
Superior Court Judie Jerry
Pacbt. Deputy c.ounty Counael Harry
Dixon appeared on Olton'•
behalf to oppoee tuuance ol the
order.
Dixon said, however, that tbe
ruling will not be appealed. He
said there wu no tJme to appeal
because the re1l1trar'1 otnce
m uat begin printing the
quaHflcaUona statements lm·
mediately.
"It was the reei.strar's position
to follow the law until a bJgber
authority told tum not to. That's
what happened." Diiton said.
WaJUn·s ruling was hailed by
Mo rdkan's a ttorney F. John
Ny han, of Los Angeles
The ruling was issued an
chambers. but Nyhan satd later
that WaJLtn empbuized that be
felt the Jaw viofated free s~h
guarantees. Calories Count For Le••? Qualifications statements are
DEAR PAT: When foods a re labeled .. low maJled to all registered voters In
Pay No Income Tax in 1980
and
Recapture Taxes Paid in
1977' 1978 & 1979
Realize the benefits of up to a
550% Tax Deduction this year.
• 4 years of public acceptance
•Strong merit for future
financial gain
• Flexibility of amot.ant Invested
ACT NOW
Available Only Thru June 30
BrOker and Sates Positions Available
For More lnfo<mation:
Gerald L. Kozak
Newport Center
359 San Mcguer Or. Suite 11 O
Newport Beach. California 92660
644-2507 calorie" or "r.educed calorie," is there any regula· ad vance or the election with lion about the maximum number of calories they --------~-a_m--'-p_le_ba_l_lots ____________________________ _
can contain? This seems like a sales gimmick to
me
H.J .• Fountain Valley
A De"W Food and Drug AdmlAWratiOD rep.ta.
tlon requltts did food• promoted as "low calorie"
or "reduced calorie" to Uve up to the clalm. 'l'be
rule defines a "low calorie" food as one whtcb COD·
talns no more than 40 caloriu per serving.
"Red aced calorie" foods mast have at least one·
third fewer calories than standard product. for
wblcb &My mlgbt be substttated, aad tbe label
woald have &o sbow an actaal comparllon. Foods
that elalm to be low 1D ca1oriet or redaeecl ID
calories compared wltb eoaveatJonaJ fooa a1lo
must bear a complete aatrttioD label. It mut tell
the amoat of p~la, carbollydrate ud pereea·
ta1e ol U.S. Recommended Dally Allowances for
sevea vJtamlns and mlneralJ, plu calories per
senl.Qg.
For a food to be labeled as "sugar free," "soi·
arleu," or "DO sugar,'' It mul be el~r a "low
calorie" or "reduced calorie" food or be qualified
with socb statements as ''DO( a reduced ulorle
food" or "DOl for wel&bl control."
Under tbis regulatloo, &o whtcll labels mu.at
conform by July, a food for spttlaJ dietary uae by
dJabetJCI mast bear the stat.emeet: "DlabetJcs :
Tbla prodact may be ueful lo yc>tir die& on tbe ad·
vice ol a pbysldaa. Tbll food ll DOt a redaeed
calorie food." 'l'be I Ht sa&ftlee can be ellmlDated,
however, lf the food ls actaally useful la reducing
ulorie latake.
~ llefflllretl to f'hr Boele•
DEAR PAT: I read with interest a recent AYS
column in which J .S .. Fountain Valley. inquired
about where she could have an old book rebound.
She also said the book had mildew problems Our
bindery offers complete hand work in all phases of
repair, binding. conservation and restoration of
new and antique books Regarding mildew. your
advice or using a soft cloth sligbUy dampened with
alcohol to wipe bindings and pages was sound, but
be sure to test the paper first to see if it reacts
favorably to being treated with alcohol. The use of
cornstarch is not to be considered since it will do
more damage than the mildew. May I suggest that
mildew and other problems relating to books be
turned over to a professional binder for examma·
tion and correction. A great many books have been
damaged beyond repair by well·meawng kitchen
chemists applying incorrect methods to book ills.
C.L.C .. Los Angeles
Advice from Tbe Blndery •boa.Id not be tc·
nored! It la coaaldered topt lo die aatJteaUc BrttlJb
1tyle ol bookbbtdia1, 'Wbleb at1l1sea ftDe leather,
boae folders from Germany, hemp from tlle
Plllllppble9, 1rlU llDen Ua.reacl,, Nl1ert1D coa&atla,
Floree&ble endpapers aad Ea1lld embroidery
allk. Bmdla1 pieea begla at sue, aad all work ll
gHl'D&eed for 1'1 yean! a.o.blJldlac claues
alM ere aftered ud Fruk llaxtoa ucl Claarlea ColllNI an anllable for leduel, demoutntlou
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"Oeron Johuoe (A.nl•' hltUa1 COlth>
chanted my battlna 1taace dwi .. aprin•
tralaTq, aad I ftel 1uper," Rudi aay1.
"One Mritiil doesn't m1q 1 MUOft, but I •
'"' •II&* opUmllllc. 1·11 Jutt kMp lalclna ll one day at a lime.··
aVm'8 8Eata AGAINST Cleveland
Included thrtMt homers. elaht RBI and 1 . m averase. Not bad for three daya of
WOTk.
.. JT'I 8UP£a. f 'm really happy for
him." J*8on ••kl. refus1D1 to take eredlt
for tn.11llltlnl the e1tan1e. • ·rr he eu stay
healtby, tllete'• no telling what be can do.
Hla b1t eeem1 ao Much quicker now."
Manager Jim fWIOll qreect th1t the
new ttance hu helped Rudi. but ukl tbll
confldeoce '8llO 1ppeara to be a bl• f Htor .
IO ft' • Wll'R a 1reat deal ol plNaure
Ulat RUctl la .,_, lbe cover ott the bill
ln 1• He 6-ove in three rwu Sunday.
Plltiaa the Aaaelt to an 1-3 victory over
Cle•etmnd belore 33,828 at Anaheim
Stadium.
"I've nevel' 1een Joe IWing the bat this
1ood," said Johnson. 0"1 moved him a lot
closer to the plate. Usually it takes a 1uy
quite a wbUe to 1et used lo a new stance.
but Joe started hitlina rl1ht away.•· .
After a dozen aprtna training eames.
Rudi wu hittln• .143 Johnson tinkered with RucU's stance, and the veteran out-
rlelder hit .500 over the final five
exhibitions.
• 'When JOU SUHelt aometblnt MW '° a hitter and be doesn't aet immediat. re-
1ult•." Fregosi aaid, "a lot of t1met tft
hitter will 80 *" to bis old style after a
few days. Tbe 1mportant thine is that Joe
feels eomfortable now."
After starting last season as the No. S
hitter tn the order, ftudl dropped to No. 7
for the 1980 opener. Fregosi says that
situation is always subject to chanie.
"l'LL PROBABLY BB cbangiD& my
lineup quite a bit this year." ~ said. ··we
have enough depth where I can rest
<See JOE, Page BJ)
Toftiabt Minnesota invades for the first
of a three-1ame aeries. and the Twins will
be seeint • dlfferenf Joe Rudi from the one to which they are accustomed.
He belted two homers in the season
opener. smacked another the following
night. and drilled a bases·loaded single
Sunday.
,.~ .........
Lakers Stalled
Aggressive Suns
Still in Chase
PHOENIX <AP > -The Los
Angeles Lakers. stalled Sunday
in their bid to advance to the
NBA Western Conference
playoff finals. return home to
the friendly confines of the
Forum on Tuesday nj ghl as they
look for just one more victory
over the Phoenlx Suns.
FacinJ{ a must-win situation.
the Suns came up with a con-
vincing 1.27-101 triumph Sunday
evening, leaving the Lakers with
a 3·1 lead in the best-Of·seven.
National Basketball AssociatJon
series.
THE SUNS HAVE NOT beaten
the Lakers in the Forum since
October of 1977. Then again. the
Lakers had gone winless at
Veterans Memorial Coliseum in
Phoenix frOIT\ March of 1977 un·
Iii Friday night. when they
scored a 108· 105 victory in game
three or the playoff series.
John MacLeod. the Suns·
coach. says his club isn't out ofit
yet.
sustain Uus fot' four games."
Sunday evening. the Suns
played aggressively throughout
the game. ~eeping the Lakers
from penetrating to the basket
and forcing Los Angeles to gave
up its fast break
THE SUNS ASSUMED the
lead with 9 · 10 left in the operung
period. and didn't trail the rest
of the way. Garfield Heard.
starting tn place of the Injured
Len ''Truck" Robinson. paeedthe
Suns in the first quarter. sconng
13 points in the stanza and wound
up the game with nine rebounds.
Robinson. the Suns leading
r ebounder and th1rd·leading
scorer. has massed all four
games against the Laken due to
a knee inJury.
"I came out with the feellng
ttrat if I started out strong. I mean really strong. it might
pick everyone up. might carry
us. so to spealc. to an all-0ut ef·
fort." sajd Heard. a mne-year
veteran. "Thal it happened lS
just another case of a team that
has a great deal of pride."
.,..,, __ "·~ ......
KJGH-FLYUNG ANGEL -Fred Patek of the Angels
goes high io the air while throwmg to second base to
complete a double play Ul the seventh inning Sunday.
Out • ID Forseh ..
SEVE BALLESTEROS BLASTS DRIVE DOWN FAIRWAY.
.. H we win Tuesday. this is a
totally different series." said
MacLeod, whose Suns used a
balanced scoring attack to dump
the Lakers. "And if we do that.
we'll have lo be wide open right
from the start -pass and move.
pass and move. with a minimum
of dribbling. I thank we can
Heard. with a total or 15
points, was one of seven Suns who
finished the night scoring in
double figures. Paul Westphal led
Phoenix with 25 points. wtule
Alvan Adams had 18 points and
eight rebounds. Don Buse added
17. with Walter Davis gettJng 14.
and Mtke Bratz and Rieb Kelley
winding up with IO apiece.
ABtro Baffles Dodgers
Seve Talked to Himself , KAREEM ABDUL·JABBAR
had 25 points fo r the LaJ<ers.
while Jamaal Wilkes and Norm
Nixon bad 21 each and Spencer
Haywood added 14.
HOUSTON IAP > -Houston
pat c her Ken Forsch fully
reallied the importance of
Houston's four-game season·
opening senes against the Los
Angeles Dodgers.
preceded a nm-scoring 5lngle br.
Enos Cabell. Jeff Leonard lo ·
lowed with a single which I~
the bases and Forsch ~
stroked a two-run single to l
fi e ld, scoring Walling aad'
Cabell. Spaniard Blows Big Lead, ··but Wins Mas~rs "Winning these three games
against a contender like the
Dodgers was cntical for us."
said Forsch. "The way we 're
going. even a splat wouldn't have
been that great ..
Cabell drove 10 a third·inblbg
run for the Astros with bis
second of three singles on the
day. AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP> -A
potential rout turned into a test
of character and courage for
Seve Ballesteros. "This was my
toughest week in golf." the
dashing young Spaniard said
Sunday after losing eight shots
of a 10-shot advantage before
recovering to win the 44th
Masters golf tournament.
"I have a lot of heart," he
said. "You must have a lot of
heart to stand up under the pres-
sure I have had thls week
"My ambition was to win the
(British) Open. but I feel this is
the hardest to win. There's so
mucb pr1!11ure. M~be I feel
more at bome in Europe."
you doing here. You were in a
comfortable position. Now yo u
are 10 trouble. You are gomg to
lose the toul't)ament."
HE PARRED THE 14TH and
then applied the clincher. two-
putting from 20 feet for a birdie
four on the 520-yard 15th.
It was over. and he knew al
So did everyone else.
Ballesteros parred out.
finishing with a par 72 that left
him with a 13-under 275 total.
good enouah for a four-shot vic-
tory over Newton. the 1979
Australian Open champion, who
closed out 68-279, and Gilbert,
who went 67·279.
It, made the handsome
Spaniard, who celebrated hls
23rd birthday last Wednesday,
the youngest Mastera champion
ever -about three months
younger than Jack Nicklaus was
when be won the first of his
record ftve Masten.
the course record of 271 set by
Nicklaus in 1965 and tied by
Raymond Floyd in 1976. but that
ended with the double bogey-
bogey on the back side.
The victory earned him $55,000
and gave him the 24th victory of
his career, and bis second major
conquest.
It al.so produced an inevitable
question -could he break
Nicklaus' mark of 17 major vic-
tories -15 of them pro events
and two National Amateurs'?
"Seventeen big salmon ia a
lot.·· he said. ''l will try my best.
but I don't think I can get that far ...
The Suns, executing well or-
f e n s i v e I y and defensively,
opened up a 19-pornt lead. 6647.
at halftime. During the first two
periods. the Lake~committed 14 turnovers while ootma only
43 percent from the fi .
SOWIERS FAD~
HOWE ROLLS ON
FORSCH COMBINED with
Frank LaCorte on a seven·hltter
and drove an two runs with a
second·tnnlllg single Sunday to
pace the Astros to a 4·2 victory
over the Dodgers and their third
decision over Los Angeles in
Los Angeles scored a seventh·
inning run on a double by Dusty
Baker and a single by Ron Q>y
and knocked Forsch out in ~
eighth on Davey Lopes' third
single of the game and a nm -
scoring rut by Steve Garvey.
four games. LaCORTE CAME IN to retire
Forsch. who opened the 1979 four of the five batters he faced
season by hurling a no-tutter to save the game for Forsch.
HARTFORD. Conn. <AP> -against the Atlanta Braves, said ·'The way my arm felt lait
Old soldiers may fade away but his opening performance this year. I had doubts l'd ever come
It's still not clear bow old hockey year was even more satisfying. back," said Forsch, who mis8ed
players bane up their skat.es. ••Jt was nice getting the no-bit· more than a month or action tril
At 52, Gordie Howe -profes· ter last year. but that was year because or shoulder tiaht·
slonal hockey's only grandfather against the Braves and we knew ness.
-won't amwer I.bat question. they weren't going to win the "I prayed. my wife pr~.
IT CAPPED a week in The question came up Friday pennant," Forsch said. "A game and I rested my arm in the off·
which Ballesteros survived an nl1ht after the Whalers umuc· like today. though. la very lm· season. All spring I kept aft·
erratic driver, often finding him· ceasfully ended their first NHL portant to the team." llcipating pain, but there tao~
self ln the pine trees that line seaSOG . any now." I ~-
every fairway on this course. He "Don't uk me that:• the elder HOUSTON SRELLEP. free· The Dodgers open a t~-
was asked how he was able to Howe S)lid after the 4.3 loss. agentpltcherDaveGoltrfornve game series at San Di•10
get out of danger so often. "Very "Ask Bobbv Hull. He's r•Ured siq1lea and three runs ln the against the Padres tooJ1bt. LGs
simple," be replied. "The more mor~ tlmea than 1 have:· be second lnnin1. An1eles plays ill home-opioer
you go into the trees, the more said. Hull la 41. Back-to-back slnglea bt Jose al Dodier Stadium agama tr.
SEVE ALSO RAD a shot at you practice." . Cruz and Dennis Walling Astroe 1'hunday afternoon. * ,;~ ·z
Coast A.rea €ars, Drivers Basre a Bad Dajr
troubles and llDlnl oat eerlJ. But f« RUlberford tbe day went 11
planned.
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planDed: AU I wuilllld to do Wll •'->'out of troatlle iDd ... tM ear oalr u much
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a.adtd tbt ...... &bd POA la 18'S aft•r nae 23.
Nlckla• wu 40 la JuHry AJabouP nett.b•r wu lD a ccawndiq &>C*tlon, Nicklau1
ad tbl ao..yea.r-o&d Palmer ..,. paired ln a dream matchup
lo tbe ftaal round of Suaclay'1 lfu ... n .
A crowd eet1mated at 1,000 tnkktd the raln·•oaked falr·
way1 beb.lnd tbe two aatq le1tnc11. wbo had won nine
N11ten CJ'OWftl between tbtm -nve for Nicklaus and tour tor Palmer. Their tour vlctortee total 128 and eaml.Da1 more
than S5 mllllon. It wu a nostalgic stroll throuah Au1uata '••picturesque
pine t1" twinels ana one woman was heard to say: "I hope I
don't cry."
The sllver·halred Palmer, 10 years the elder, leveled
some old scores by outabootina Nicklaus 88 lo 73, finishin& the
tournament at even par 288. Nlcklaua was 291. ·
They had gone at each other's throats frequently over the
111t two decades with the younaer Nicklaus usually on top. as
at Oakmont ln lM2 and Baltuarol in 1967 •
The lut time the two were paired wa1 in the third round ·ot the 1975 Masten. Nicklaus ab<>c>Un1a 73 and Palmer a 75.
The two lon,Ume faJrway adversaries exchanged frten· dl.Y banter on the course. As they walked to the 18th green,
Nicklaus wrapped his arm around Amie's waist.
Later Palmer quipped: "We 've always competed, and we
always will compete . until he get.A too old."
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Earl Weaver, arter optioning outfielder Dnuago
Haaewoed. wbo bad a .583 batting averaae for the
Baltimore Orioles ln spring trainlDg: "I've never cut a
guy hittlng that high before. But be wu making the rest
of us look bad with that average."
Brohamer Hurt m Botton Wma
Bostoo third baseman Jack Brolaamer, a graduate oft
Huntington Beach High School, was hit above tbe right eye by
a bad·bop double off the bat of Milwaukee's &oblD Yoaat. The
Red Sox player left the game and had stitches taken lo close
the cut. Boston won. 3·1 ... Former Orange Co~l c.ou~ae
star Dan Qalseaberry gave up two runs in ~e ninth 1nn1~g
but his Kansas City teammates scored a 3-2 wtn over Detroit.
Former Angel WUJle J\lkeu singled with the bases loaded lo
get two runs across for the Royals ln the seventh inning
. . Jim Spencer's grand slam homer triggered the New
York Yankees to a 9-4 victory over Texas, then Ed Flperoa
and Tom Underwood tamed the Ran1ers tor an 8·2 triumph in
the second game of a doubleheader . . . Brace Bocbte and
Bill Stein each drove in two runs. powering Seattle to a !H
· v\ctory over Toronto ... Mike Norris, a hard.tuck right-han·
der. gave up only three hits and struck out 11 ~s Oakl~n~ beat
Minnesota. 4·1 ... Jim Morrtaon's tie-breaking sacnhce Oy
followed by a two·run double by hot·hittlng Lamar J~hDIOll,
keyed a thtte·run seventh inning as the. Chicago White Sox
defeated Baltimore, S-2 ... In the National League, Da.ve
Winfield dropped a fly ball in right field that set up the win·
nlng run and Vida Bh1e scattered four hits in seven innings as
Slln Francisco defeated San Diego. 3·1 ... Ellis Valentine
slammed a lOlh·inniog leadoff home run off Lerrin LaGrow
that gave Montreal a 5.4 win over Pbiladelph.ia . . . . Roo~ie
Cbarlle Llebrandt tossed a rive.hitter in bts hrst ma1or
league start as CinclnnaU defeated Atlanta, 5-0 ... Pete ~alcoae and Nell Allen combined on a five·hitter and Joel
'Yoangblood drove in two runs to help the New York Mets
beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-0 ... Jim Rooker gave up five hits
in 6'h innings and hit his seventh career home run to lead Pit·
t.sburgh to a 3-0 decision over St. Louis
f'ro• Page BI
JOE RUDI OF OLD • • •
playfrs and use some dUfereot
combinations.•'
Sunday's lineup was an exam·
ple of the Angels' depth. Staners
Dan.Ford and Brian Downing
were rested, while their
replacements -Rick Miller and
Tom:Donobue -each got bits.
Ford was taking il easy on his
rig~ knee, which bad surgery
thit ·winter, and Downin& re· ~rUid with a touch of intestinal
DQN AASE GOT the victory,
pitplng 5'At innings and diJ1-blying a fastball clocked bel· weeo 93 and 95 mph. He struck out
six4pd1aveupsevenbits. "4ue ~w tbe ball great for
tbe:.ftnl four innings," said
Frcaoai. ·'He only eot into
troUble became be tries too baro sosqeUmes. He tries to make the
peftect pitch ...
Cleveland s cored twice off
Aase in the fLfth. and when the
25·year·old right-bander gave up
two singles in the sixth, Fregosi
decided to lift bJm. The Angels
had a 5-2 lead. and the manager
wanted to give reliever John
Montaaue some work.
In addition to Rudi, hot bats
are being swung by Carney
Lansford and seven·tlme batting
champ Rod Carew.
LANSFORD SINGLED twice
and doubled, driving in a run
and lifting his average to .462.
Carew smgled, walked twtce and
stole two bases. He's now bltUng
.455.
Rudi also stole a base Sunday,
bis first in nearly two yeans. It
came on tbe tall end of a double
steal. with Carew taking third
ahead bf him. The Angels were
1·for·7 1n stolen bases on the
aeaaon untll Freddie Patek waa
eau111t aapptq off third.
Ton.ijht Cbria Knapp takes the
MOUnd atainat Minnesota rookie
Terry Felton at 7:80.
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Bird, Arcliibald Pace Celtics
..._., 1AnJ ... ud N• Ardllllekl fueled a late
thlrd.qlWUr 1ur1• to aullil) • '1111&._ tint half and lead the
Ctltlea to a lOMl vMtory .ewer lloultoo Sunday ln NaUOGal
811ketball A.uod1Uaa pla1oft ectkla. TIM Cellica lelld tM
eemtnnai eerlea. S-0 and ean cUn.cb It tonlaht with another
\lletory • . . GM waa .. ft.Nd lD II pot.nu. leacllnc Seattle
to 1 11>-10'7 wtn over Mllwauk .. to aquare their 1et1e1 at 2·2.
IAuie 81111• acid.cl a2 polnta, MYeD ot them ln the i.st
period, for the Sonlca, w'ho return bome for same No. 5
Tutlday nlaht. ••,.•• Mae-hlt 31 po1nt.s for the Bucks · . . •au1te ~ scored three 1tra11ht field 1oal• at the
start of the second ba1f to spark PbUadelpb.la to• 107-U vie·
tory over Atlanta. The win 1lves the 78en a commandlnt 3·1
lead over the Hawks tn thelr playoff series with the fifth
game moving to Philadelphia Tues~ay night.
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On lh1a dale in baseball in 1987 ·
lo his first major league start, Boston's BiJI Rohr
hurled ~ imllngs of no-hit baseball against the New
York Xankees. then Elston Howard bit a sln1le. The
Red Sox woo 3-0.
On t.bil date ln um
One month arter becoming the first major league
team In 50 years Lo move its franchise. the transplanted
Boston Braves began their new life ln Milwaukee and
beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3·2 on Billy Bruton'a
lOth-lnnlng homer.
On this date in 1910. "'
William Howard Taft ~ame the first American
president to throw out the $ea.son's first ball. Then. with
the President watching, Wuhingtoft's Walter Johnson
beat the Phlladelphla A's 3·0, the first of bla seven
Opening Day shutouts.
Today's Birthdays
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman Pete Rose ls 39
New York Mets' pitcher MarkBombackl.s27. r
Bruina Bltui Penguins, 8-3
PITl'SBURGH -Peter McNab scored twice to lead a
five.goal. first-period eruption that gave the Boston Bruins an
8·3 victory Sunday night over the t'lttsDurgn t'enguans. tymg
their best-of.five Stanley Cup playoff series at two games
each. The fifth and final game will be played tonight in
Boston Garden The Bruins. rebounding from a 4-1 defeat
here Saturday night, scored twice on their first three shots.
McNab Upped in a deflection of a shot by Ray Borque with s: 13 elapsed in the opening period. Rick Middleton beat
Penguins goalie Greg Millen with a backhand shot at 6 42
Borque blasted a slapshot from the point for Boston's third
goal at 14: 26.
Husker Player Gets Broken Neck
LINCOLN. Neb -Randee Johnson. a Nebraska def en·
slve back. was hospitalized in senous condition Sunday night
after sustaining a broken neck during the Huskers· fi rst
scrimmage of spring practice. a hospital spokeswoman said.
Johnson. a sophomore switched to the defensive backfield
from quarterback last year, was injured maxing a tackle.
early m Sunday's scrimmage. Coach Tom Osborne said
"He had a little paralysis on the Cield but we hope he'll be
all right." Osborne sa.id.
NBC to Cancel Olympic TJI
The National Broadcasting Co. will not televise the 1980
M1oscow Olympic Games, according to a New York
newspaper. The move was apparently made after tbe United
States Olympic Committee voled to boycott the Games
... Amy Alcott braved a torrential downpour. fired her
third consecutive sub·par round and made a shambles of the
field in winning an LPGA event by four strokes at Raleigh.
N .C .... Troy Rattman towed his car from Upland to Tren-
ton to win the American 2SO USAC stock car race . David
Pearson overcame bad weather to win the Rebel 500 stO<.'k
car race at Darlington Raceway on the NASCAR Grand
National circuit ... Veteran player Rogu Maltbie walked
orr with half the winner's prize ID the Magnolia Classic golf
tournament after playing just one round .
T~~Radio
TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at San Diego. 6:55 p.m ..
KABC (790>: Minnesota al Angels. 7:25 pm .. KMPC mo>.
INGLEWOOD <AP> -Codex
bH tmtrl9d .. t.be belt ID &be
Wett udl>tU&ffd Nickel MU.
beat In the t'iat, but a dream
match between the two in the
Kentucky 0.rby wiU 1tay jUlt I
dream. Codex. 1 late-developln1 eoll
whose trainer lnitlally dJdn't
think enouah ot h1I prospect.a to
nom lnate hlm for the Kentucky
Derby. acored an impre11ive
victory in Sunday's $330.250 Hol·
lywood Derby. It was Codex'
second trlumph in two weeb.
11ince. as a 25-1 shot. he'd won
the Santa Anita Derby on Mu-ch
30.
THE 110ao waaering choice
at 4·1 ln the Hollywood Derby.
the F.ddie Delabouasaye·piloted
Codex covered the 1 ~·mile
distance in 1 :47 2·5, slicing one-
filth seocond off the stakes record
set by Flying Paster at Hol
lywood Park lut year
After cbargln& from back in
the pack. be was two lengths
in front of' Kumbo, also the run
nerop ln the Santa Anita Derby.
at the wire. Cactus Roaa -JOmed
w1tb Rumbo U\ a Tom Bell Jr.·
trained entry that went off u the
favorite -wu another 114 len1·
th.I back In third.
Ail l l bones in the 40th run·
n1ng of the Hollywood Derby
carried 122 pounds.
D. WAYNE Luk.as. who sad·
dies Codex. flnt reallied fol·
lowing the Santa Anita Derby
that he hadn't nominated the
colt. owned by the Tartan Stable
of Mr. and Mrs. JamH Binger.
fo r the Kentucky Derby.
Although the disappointment
lingers, Lukas has apparently
lea med Lo 1.Jve Wllh 1t
"Omitting him was just an
1Jvers1ght on my part." said
Lukas. who nominated 10 other
Tartan Stable horses for the Run
for tht! Roses "But the 8m1ters
accept It, and 1 accept it. AH t
can do now II ~ Co J,et him
Hady for the PNlbnl. '
Codex paid 110.80, $4.AO and 13,
whllt the elltl)' of Rumbo and
Cactus Road pal• 11.20 and
$3.40.
TWO IUOllLY .... arded Welt
Coaat nannen. Jacklin Kluaman
Mnd Raise a Man, tared poorly
in the Hollywood Derby, the
richest event ever for three-
year-olda.
JackUn Klugman. winoer ol
the CalllornJa Detby at Odden
Gate Fields. faded to fowtb.
alme»t nine lencths behind the
winner. Raise a Man, who
earlier had run fifth in the Santa
Anita Derby after goinl off the
3·5 favorite, wound up 10th in the
ll·horse Hollvwood Oubv field
Wilkison
Tops Kleege
Qualifying continued Sunday
for the Jack Kramer Open
tennis tournament at Loe
CabalJer'OI Racquet and Sports
Club 1n Fountain Valley.
A total of 12 singles matches
were played Sunday wit1i the
final six scheduled today. Six of
the 37 players taking part in the
qualif)'int will make lt into the
main draw of the tournament.
Three first.round singles
matches were also scheduled
today -seventh·seeded Wojtek
Fi bak of Poland vs. Gene Malin;
Hank Pfister against Butch
Walts and Peter Feigel or
Au stria vs. Fritz Buehnlng.
The top seed in the qualifying
competition. Tim Wllki'SOn,
advan~ with a 7·5. 6-l victory
over Bruce Kleege Wilkison
met John Lloyd of England
to<lay Lloyd downed Cary
Stansbury. 6·3. 6 I.
,.,._r~••
COAST~ FAIL . • •
race and the forme r driving
champion turned owner was
v.·orned
"We've had some d1ff1cuJt)·
.... Ith the car and one cyl.J.oder
1~n 't firing.·· he s aid "We
haven't figured out everythmR
, el and the next time "'e get to
test it will be m the race under
its own power.
"The cu-bas run fast enough
to be sitting on the pole for tlu!>
race <over Rutherford's pole·s1t
ting 196.803 qualifying speed 1
But we've lost 12 mlles per hour
... omeplace."
THE NEW EAGLE went out
with a flat tire and a lack of
power down the straightaway.
"I'm very much conceme-d
;ibout the cylinder problem.·
Gurne' said after the car lf'ft
the field ··we didn 't want ti)
JCOpard1ze Mike or the other
people on the track by runrung
too slow."
Muther. a Laguna Beach COO ·
struction ~orker when he isn't
racin(l. Joined Lang's team that
"'as formed JUSt two weeks ago
when the group bought a Penske
that was Gordon Johncock's
backup car It was the first race
for the Pac1f1r Coast Racing
team
"The fuel pump came apart
and we had to quit," Muther
~a id "But I learned a lot out
there today ..
LANG HAS A former George
8 1gnot11 mechanic in charge of
his crew lD Randy Hunter and is
ronfidftlt the group will endure.
"We'll be highly competitive
and could fmish in the top five at
Indy," Lang said . "Rick has
never had a real good car under
him unt1l he drove for A.J. Foyt
and moved up from a 28th start·
mg positton lo seventh before
he had to go out after seven laps
·•Rack 1s an excellent dnver
and hai. the• expNtem·e and tern ·
perament for 11 ..
llabml·r hJtl nt•\1•r driven ;,i
champ c·ar before and for 40 lap-.
or half.,..ay. ht• felt thl' car "'a:,
pt>rforming "'ell
"I was crnng down the back
straight and suddenly had no
power, .. he ('>.plained "ll wa~
the tran~m1ss1on that went.bad.
J hope to remain with the team
and go to Indy with them but no
arrangcmen~ have been made
~et "
Pirruccello
Grand Slam
R1Jins UCI
Baseball Standings BARWICK
DATSUN
The magic of a doubleheader
victory the du before didn't carry over to Sunday and as a
result, UC Irvine's baseball
team dropped an 8-1 decision to
visitinte Cal State Fullerton in Southern California
Intercollegiate Baseball
Asaodatloo action.
The UCI Anteaters were
ruined in the sixth inning when
Fullerton catcher Mark Pirruc·
cello belted a grand slam homer
to break up a 1-1 tie and send lbe
Titans on thei r way to a
relatively euy victory.
Fullerton bad Ued the 1core
earlier ln the sixth after UCI had
scored Its only run In the
opening frame. Additional tal·
lies by the Titans made little (lit.
ference.
The lone UCI score cam• on a
leadotr triple by Larry DotlOD
and Mike Na1le's flelder't
choice. Dotson had a bl&
weekend, pttin& seven hlta ln 12
plate appeerances lD the thne-
game llri•. He allo had five
RBI and a pair ot home runt.
The victory tor Futl•rton
bro&a•bt tbe Titan eoaf ennee
record to w. the aame •• that of
UCI. Tbe two teams aN tied for
MfflH1p&aeemthe1tandlap, a
hell pme behind Peppmlin•
witla • 5-1 reoont.
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<AP ) -Tracy Aultln. tbe
world'• lop-ranked femalo ten· :
nl1 player. has been playt.nl • .
prof mk>oal tennis for only 1 :
moot.ha. And already ahe bu
earned more than $900,000.
Tbe 17-year-old from Roiling
HUI.a, added another P0.000 to
h e r winning• Sunday by
defeating Regina Marslkova in
the finals of a tournament at &he
Sea Pines Racquet Club.
Austin lolt the first set in Sun· •
day's match 4--6, but alormed
back to sweep the next two •
matches 6-1, 6-0 and captured the
championship.
"IT WAS AN IMPORTANT .
win for me," she said. "Other· •
wise people would say I only
held No. 1 for a week. Now it 'a a
Utt le light.er."
The latest Women's Tennis Aa·
sociatlon computer r ankings
made Austin the top.ranked
player by just .094 points over
Martina Navratilova last week .
Austin celebrated the news
with a mint chocolate chip ice
cream cone and , despite her
earrungs, had to borrow the
money from her mother.
"My ramily -especially my
mom -get tons of cred1t for
what I've been able to do:· she
said. "We're very c lose."
Of her trophy, Austin said: "I
have three older brothers and an
older sister who played in tour·
naments, and when they won a •
trophy my parents would take
some books out of lhe bookcase
and put the trophy up ...
"THEY DID THE s ame thuig
for me when I started playing .
There aren't anymore books ui
the re . that's for sure." Ausun
said. ·
Long Week
Seven Finish
.I( LOW COST-
CAAEFREE SAILING
t:1ltllACUl.AT1 U'·W 90ATS ii
300-mi le Race
MARINA DEL REY -ll was a long and
frustrating Easter week ror most of the skipper.-.
who took off April 4 on a 300-mile single·handed
race around the Channel Islands.
Out of the 20 starters. onJy seven offlc1aUy
finished lhe race. The last boat was towed into
port last Thursday at 2 a.m. from off Pt. Vicente,
west of Los Angeles Harbor. where it had been
becalmed for several days. Skipper Jack Dawson
was suffenng from exhausllon. He had been lost
and unable to radio for help because of low bal
teries .
FIRST TO FINISH v.as Mike Kane's 52·foot
trimaran Crusader m an elapsed time of 44 hours
BOATI NG
and 10 se('onds. Kane. from Newport Beach. was
the only muJlihull skipper in the race and "as
awarded a s pecial trophy for the fastest elapsed.
but did nol figure in the corrttted time standings .
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Cruz·27, Vandal. skippered by Al Michael of Long First single·hull yacht to hni.sh was a Santa Jl!!~~~~;~~~~~~~~;;;~~
Beach. The elapsed time of SS hours. 02 minutes ~O l
and S2 seconds also gave Michael the cornrted ,~
time wm . Zillgitt and Wright
Dan Byrne. one of the organizers of the race. ( j
said most of those who abandoned the race sur . i11sunncc :lgcnts :lnd brokers
c umbed to winds as high as 44 knots off San I
Nicolas Island. Several of the yachts had gear
failures and ripped sails. but there were no Ul· Manufacturers: t : juries.
Insurance C'OSL'i ns1ng'"
ONE SKIPPER. BILL FOSTER 10 the yacht Contact us fw competitive quotes on Proper·
Tipsea. said he spent three boun looking for Begg ty, L1ab1lity, Dllhcult Products Liab1hty.
Rock. one of the turning points in lhe race. and Commer<:ial Auto, Group L1f<' and Medical never did find it beca use of heavy seas and a!> we ll as Worke r 's Compensation lni.urance darkness. He a bandoned the race
Others who finished the race in order or cor
reeled time standings :
2. Sprite (Santana·37> Oav1d Lay. Marana del
Rey, 57:09:50.
3 Salt Shaker C Moore ·24 ) Bob Boyea. Oxnard.
66:22·00.
4. Ranger ITartan-48> Brad Avery. Newport
Beach, iM :~:30. s. l.Jberte <Babba-30) Don Brydon, Redondo
Beach. SS : 18:32.
6. Finesse <Pearson Vanguard> Gene Menzie.
Loa Angeles. 102:30:34 .
7. Green Flash <Santa Cruz·27> Brian Boylan.
Marina del Rey, 119:38:00.
Sailors Qualify
For Quarterfinals
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Newport 8cxtl. Ca 92660
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fleet or 17 aircraft. 11 of them turbine hehcotters
Recession Fear Cited
As Market Declines
NEW YORK IAP 1 Stock pnces fell today ai.
recession re ars mo unted and a government 0Hic1a I
predicted the nation'!. trade def1 c1t will increase .
The Do..-. Jones average of 30 mdustnal stocks lost 6 65
points to 784 90 as declining 1ss~ led advancing ones by a
2·1 margin tn Ne111.• York Stock Exchange trading
Treasury Secret.ar} G Wilh am M 11 ler said 1t ~Ill be
·difficult" for the United States to match 1979·5 small
trade deficit beca use the bill for imported 011 will total S85
billion to ~ bLllion. up from about S60 bilUon last year
A mild rally last ~eek had been moun ted on hopes a
peak in interest rates had been reached But anal)·sts sa1<f
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r·: Osca r Telecast an Event in Itself
By PETER J. 80\'Ell
LOS ANGELES <AP> -As a
television s bow, the Academy
Awards program is like tbe Super
Bowl -watching the spectacle bas
become a ritual transcend.log the ac-
tual event. It doesn't bave to be good to be a
hit. A dull Oscar show will be
watched anyway.
Still. Marty Pasetta, who will be
directing hls ninth Oscar telecast
tonl&bt at 6 on ABC, Channel 7. would
rathv have a lively ratlnp winner
than a boring ratings winner.
"WE'VE GOT TO try to do it dif.
rerently every time we do the show,"
he says. "But it's difficult to keep
toppl.DC yourself. And the bottom line
ii, It's ltlll an awards show. You're
preHllting awards.
"Tbe only real way of mating it
different la in bow clever the reci·
pieat ls. 1bere's no fancy scenery or
camera wort that makes the show a
wlDDer."
Contrivances, such u scripted re-
partee between the celebrity presen-
ten, bu proven awkward in paat
tries and won't be attempted ln
tonia,bt's sbow.
"YOO CAN'T PLOT coavenationa for tbe preMDten, •• Puetta uys,
"beeame tbey're nervous and they
try to read and not look like they're
readin1, and tbey stumble and
you've sot 'Amateur Night.'"
HOSTS THE 09CARCAST
Comic Johnny Carmn
The beat moment.a Just happen, as
when writer Paddy Cbayeflky called
Peter Flnch'a widow to tbe ataae to
accept ber late husband's 1'T1 Oscar
for "Networt." Or that same night,
wben Vaneua Rec:tarave blaated pro-
laraell "lanpten" who'd proteMed.
her film, "Tbe Palestlnlan." ud
Chayefsky took to the •tale 1n rebut·
tal. Or, the famous streaker lnctdent
several yean ago <t.bouab IOIDe still
lnltlt tbe WDa wu a setup> or Prtn·
ceu Saebeen Llttlefeat.ber delivering
a dissertation oo American govern·
meat. Such "magic mommta," as
Paletta calla them, make for some
Ulllteady nerves at the time but are
later appreciated for their dramatic
value.
plea for brevity. "They all said. 'Ob
yea, yes, we'll do that,· •• Puett.a re.
calla, "but when they bear their
names called. they leave tbelr eood
intentions in their seats.··
Bealdeis, cutting off the wtnnen ls
cutting off a wellspring of potential
entertainment -the slightly dnm.ken
. slur, t.be nervous foulup, the polit.icaJ
ONE OP THE CHIEF iqred:ienu tirade.
ln a dull Oscar show ~ a series or
lonf·wlnded acceptance speeches, ln JOHNNY CARSON. having proven
wb ch winners thank everyone himself an adroit boat last year. wiU
they've ever met and wrap up with a again try to elicll lau&hs from the
aummaUoo ol the meaninl of life. moat anxiety-ridden audJence any . comedian could race. If be leaves~ So, lat year Pasetta and hi.I staff "Torught" show. lhls could be hi!
t.oolt p-eat pains to obviate the heavy new job.
talk, calling every nominee with a The hours should suit tum fine
Skater Aids T V Stars
Roller lkatlJur choreographer Jerry sovich and guest star Mandy Wysa,
Nlsta ol Huntington Harbour bu for a climactic roller disco contest tn
been a1ped to live 1kattn1 lmtruc-the episode entitled "Somebody's
Uom to the cut ol tbe ABC televtaion· Daughter ...
Hriet "Wbm the Wb.lltle Blows," and Nista, who owns the state-O·Rama
ataae dllco MatiDI 1equences for a rink in Downey, also created a feature
see0nd9Pilodeoftbe1bow, according roller disco routine for Philip Brown
to eucuilve prodoeen Leonard Gold-and Mandy Wyss, and cboreoirapbed
ber1 and Jury Weintraub. ·au principal akatina action.
Nlata, a former United States Nista atqed a sequence which Tbe
1katln1 champion, 1ave a cram Jerry Nlata Skaten performed on an
coune to aeries' atan Phllip Brown, episode of "When the WbiaUe Blows"
Doul Barr, Dolpb Sweet and Tim ao.. broadcut last month.
Valley School ~· KOCE Doe~mentary
bodiee. 1'be eruelelt fact of all la t.bat many of
tbMe non-apeattn1 cbllclren bave brt1bt, in·
teW1111t mlnda.
Pmured ln the Protnm la the Noaoral Com·
manlcatlaa CeDter et the Urbalo Plena Scbool ln
Poaatala ValltJ. At the ...... DOD·QeaklDI e.bildrea aH tla• l eteat lo eommualcatton
tee""'dno -IDeludlq dmcae that eetual.ly talk
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Terry Nellon, producer of ·-ro Say I Am, .. re·
celved a special cltaUon lo televlslon from the
CbarS. Stewart Mott Awarda CompetlUon for b1a
produdioo.
"To Say I Am" WU produced bJ ltOCE-TV,
Hu.ntinaton Beach, with a araat from the Bunau
for the F.ducation of the Handicapped. Deputmeet
of Health, Educatloft and Welfare.
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children.
Presentation of the award wlU be made charity
group's 53rd annual convenUoo ln Loe An•elea April
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The followlnc are Blllboard'a bot reeord hits
for the week end1q April 19 u they appear ln this
week's lalue of BWboard maaume.
llOTSINGUS
l. "Call Me" BloadJe (Chrysalis)
2. "Anotber Brick 1n Tbe Wall" Pink Floyd
<Columbia>
3. ·•Ride Like Tbe Wind·· Chrtstopber Croa
< W ames-Bree.>
4. "Wlt.b You I'm Bom Agaln" Billy Preston
& Syreeta <Motown> s. "Special Lady.. Ray. Goodman Ir Brown
1Polydor>
6. "l...ost In Love" Air Supply (Arista>
1. "Fire Lake" Bob Seger <Capitol 1
8. "I Can't Tell You Why" Eagles <Asylum'
9. "Wotklna My Way Back To You" Spinners
<Atlantic)
10. "Off The Wall" Michael Jacbon (Epic)
TOPLPs
1. "Tbe Wall" Pink Floyd <Columbia>
2. "Agalmt The Wt.Dd" Bob Seaer & The
Sliver Bullet Band <Capttol>
3. "Gius Houses" BWy Joel (Columbia>
4. "Mad Love" Unda Ronstadt (AsyhsmJ
5. "OffTbe Wall" Michael Jattson (~cl
6. "'Jbe Whlspers" The Whlspen <Solar>
7. "Ugbt Up The Ntght" Brothers Jobnaon
<A&M>
8. "'American G•1o&o' Soundtndt" <Pob'dor>
9. "Departure" Journey <Columbia>
19. "Damn Tbe Torpedoes" Tom Petty Ir lbe
Heartbreaken <Back.street>
Star Rips Flbn
NEW YORK <AP> -Ask Sir Lauren~ Olivier
what he tbJnka of his latest rum, '"The Jau Stneer ...
and he'll tell you in one word-"trash."
Tbe movie, a remake of the Al Jolson talkie.
co.stars Neil Diamond and Lucie Amu. Olivier aays
he dlsllkeseverythlng abouttt.
"It was damned embarrulio.C enough to do
once. But then they switched dJrectorl and asked me
to go through the whole sllly thing aaa.J.n ... be t.okt the
Dally News. ·'That makes ll doubly embarrassing
ll'atraah."
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At Home
The best vacation
spots iri the world
in the world are so
nea, you might net
think·aboat how
marvelous they
reallxare. ..
a,. l'ODlftl OUON °'_...., ...... "lmaaJne, If you1CU, a.pa.ee wMre tlle air
ls 10 pure that it's a pluiun to brelltbe; a
place where lbe colon ol the sky, sea and
vegetatian are 10 hit.enae tbat tbe eye ls almost
overwhelmed wltb nature's beauty."
Sound like a wonderful spot to vacatiGD!
You might think about it for your trip tbls sum-
mer.
Or bow about tb1a pla~:
"Pun ln tbe sun every da.1 of tbe year with
ei&bt mllea ol white sand beaebes, 2IOO acres of
central park and two &olf courses. . .incom-
parable ftabinl and a warm breese 9Vf!r1 day.''
Or tbla spot:
''Scemcally cllnctn1 to bWlldea rislq from
the Padfte Ocean. .. oae ol the truly few truly
lle4.lternuiean-type climates ol tbe world ... a
commuatty-of color. . .a diver'• peradile.''
'l'llE8£ SPOTS all sound like woaderhal
deatimtklDs for vacations, but maay ()raqe
County residents would IMlftl' tb1nk ol aoiDI:
They're all wtWo a 30-mlm&e drift ol Newport
Beach. San Clemente, HunUDiton Beaeb and
Laguna Beach; perhape )'Ga :r-' tbem &om tbe desert~ on tbe dtMfr Of com-
merce brochures. 'l'My're tourt.t attradlml to •••Jane bat
thoae ol ua wbo live ...,. 19ar,.rou.ad aad
tometam. wilb all· tbe vW&an would IO bome
a.ad nnel' come back. Tou&IDI tbe WGDden ol tbele .. fairy tale"
vacation laDda ll done quletlJ, ln a low-by, low-
co1t manner compared to the "lints" or
towilm In SoutberD Callfornla. San D&elO and
Anabelm.
Tbe woman's credlb6lity •a wit&-Af. fered because of ber overt)' dramatie effort.
"Tbat may be ftDe at South Cout Repertory.''
lle1er Jokea.
"A trial 1-a contest ol .._,._.._. u well
aa a t.ttJe o1 f~. '' be ~ hilh...,.....I tbe
Deed fGr wttaeesee to ''be , .... _,.,., Tbere are
And of all the-eeut cities In tbe coaab'. onJy ~Newport 8-cb, bu a full~ed c.ven Uon ,.,~ bm-eau.
••we maintain a low proflle,"' said Ellie
Ashburn. the manager. ·'Most bureaus get rev·
eoue from the city but we haw no city fin.aDc
In&."
.. BUT WE DON'T have to advertise
Newport ls the 'in' spot to write about (for
travel writ.en) IDd viait."
Ma. Ashburn ls the only staff member for the
bureau and sbe keeps busy Wwetb:C requests
for information and preparillc material about
tbectty.
Sble has Just completed tJae city's lint press
kit. wbidl la &iYeO largely to pvups or com-
i>anl• plar11itn1 cooveoUooa hen:
Tbe burau estimatea that Newport 8each
reeeiws anywhere between 20to140,000 visitors
a day, md that the built ol tbeee are from the
Los Angeles area or out of st.ate, here attend·
in& meetia&s.
··we also get a lot of apill-off from
Anaheim, •• Ila. Ashburn added.
Since tbe area is small eeocrapbically.
cbamber ofticlall would like to attnet more
conventions, sbe DOUld. ''To Mne the l.ndividual
treveJer you bave to be larp."
Tbe San Dieeo Convention and Vlaitons
Bureeu. In contrast. promotes all of San Diego
CountJ, 8-ja California and the l\llTOUDdlng
dessert arua, witb 14 cities In all.
rr llA8 A staff of around IMO and spends
more tUn SI mtWon each year publld.lbaa tbe
area. ·
Newport Beach bas no public offices wt.ere
tourist material ma.y be obtained and San
Dielo. m eompartsoa. ha -.en.
San Clemente chamber manager Alex
Goodman said more than a millloo and a half
tourists visit bis city each year ud each oae of
them is welcomed wttb open arms. •
"It costs each peraoo $80-70 a ni&bt to•
stay." be said. "Tbe city &eta $85,000 a year:
rrom bed taxes alone. ·'Everyone who comes spends maoel in lite.
stores and gas stations. The money thats spent.
here is tunled over 10 times. It's a vital pert of•
our ecooomy." •
The San Clemente chamber &eta an averaa-or L50 pieces of mail a week asking about places
to stay and eat in San Clemente and most peo-•
pie want to know "where Nixon lived," Good·
man s.aicl.
"ProPLE COME BUB because we have'
one of Uae finest beaches In Soutbenl Callfomia.
In one of tbe safest. But ete11ooe knows San
Clemente became ol Nlxoo."
Newport Beach bureau maqer Albbwn'
said people like to come to Newport for ita ·
"casual elegance.." which ta symbolized by tbe
big homes oo the·wat.er. tbe roster ol celebritiea
wbo live here and tbe lu.zurioul place to abop. • l
·•People call this tbe Americall Riviera. abe
said. "It's like Hollywood Uled to be.
''lt'a a resort communitJ when~
Is neat and clean. There's e lot ol apportunlty to peopl~watch here." · } llanv vialton, sbe added. want to bow "if ,
they can see Jolul WaJDe'a crave while they're~
here._t..'!! &et a lot of John Wayne mail:• abe conceueo.
Climbing the Career Ladder Takes a Risk
COAST WINNERS -Honored by the North Oran1te County
YWCA were Dr. Judy B. Rosener <seated ), Bonrue Castrey
Cleft) and Diddy H. Lammers.
Medals Given
Three Orange Coast residents
were among the six women cited for outstand1n1 leadership by the
North Orange County YWCA.
missioner with the U. S. Govern-
ment's Federal Mediation and
Conciliation Service.
The presentations of silver
medalllona were made during a
luncheon in the South Coast Plaza
Hotel.
Dr. Rosener, winner of the
public affairs award, serves on the
California Coastal Commission
and is a faculty member or the
Graduate School of Administration at UCI. The winners were Bonnie
Castrey of Huntington Beach, Dr.
Judy B. Rosener or Newport
Beach, and Diddy H. Lammers of
Fountain Valley.
Mn. Cut.rey, winner ln the pro-
feaalona eate1ory, la one of five
wommiD the U.S. who ta a com-
Mrs. Lammers, cited in the
volunteer community service
category, wu named Citlleo of
the Year by the Fountain Valley
City Council for her extenalve
community service.
Word a Ms.-tak.e
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I was de·
lighted when I read that
the Times of London has
banished the title "Ms."
fr o m its n e ws a nd
editorial columns.
A f eature write r
named Trevor Fishlock,
wbo writes "London
Diary," put it this way:
"That forlorn, fatherless
and motherless little
word , Ms., ls cut into
the lexicographical out-
er darkness." In other
worda, it has been
thrown out of the Lon-
don Times atylebook.
The writ.er continued,
addreued to Ms. Ann
Landen.
If you can't ftDd Mr.
Fleblock, wlll Walter
Cronkite do? He read
Flablock's remarks on
the TV news and
although be tried to be
nonJad1mental , th e
twlDkle In his eye gave
him away.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: My sister
was rparried to a total
s kunk and tried to
escape the grief he
c aused her by taking
drugs. Alter 20 years of
being hooked on a
narcotic. she fmally sur·
rendered henelf to a de·
toxlflcation program
that was painful and
agonizing. She went
through 30 days of hell
but finally succeeded in
kicking the habit. The
change in that girl is in·
credible. Our entire
family la overjoyed.
tor did It out of
maleYO&eaee, ao lt bad &o
be Ignorance.
Why don't you ask
him ? I would be ID ·
terested la b1a respoue.
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·-(II.at 11.Jun. IO): R..arttUGM; MIJihal ftllt. oludntine anaqemenu -
tMle eouW be .,.W•ht.d. Aqua.rim, Leo =-apr. Dl'OmlDeat.11. O« report from ..... You do not. at tl.s. time. bave eom,._ ...,.. But you are ietttn1 eloM to ..,.,
CANCSa (JUM 21..July ZI): You Mani tllat
club of ldeu la far more excltiq than clu.b of
fUILI. Love melloWI ud lDspln9 JOU. You can
aJ'Ueula&e f"Unf: -some tears, doubts are
eraMd bJ fWlDI ..... mlyln1 Ua.kl. Go after
aMded tnformatiGo. LEO (J\lly 21-Aua. 22>: Harmca.y restored at home If you do 10metb.inl about a apeclal an·
n.lveraary or occuioa. Taurua, lJbra, Scorpio
penona flture prom.lDenUy. Empllula on u -
slgn=ent, ving major Point to superior. You
gain s y. clear view ol YoUI' potential.
GO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Obtain valid hint
from Leo message. Look beyond tl)e Immediate.
You 1atn rare inal1bts -you are able to dif·
ferentlate between fantasy and aetuaJlty.
Journey, languaJe. distance, upiraUolla -
these could come into focus.
LllHlA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Une up hopes,
wishes with realistic approach. Dig beneath 1Ub
explanations. superficial indications. Cancer.
Capricorn natives fieure prominenUy. Setback
eventually ls transformed into victory. Know it and keep the faith!
SCOR.PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Go alow, Ue
low. f amillartze yourself with le1al ramlfica.
lions. rights and permisslon1. Aries, LJbra
natives could dominate scenario. You a.re due to
complete a very important project. Partner or
mate commanda more-than-usual amount of at·
tentioo.
SAGITl'ARRJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21>: Hl1hli1ht
new starts, independence. presentation of
original ldeu. You meet people wbo abare baaie
lntereets. Accent on employment, diet, depen-
dents, Pt!&J resolutions and (>roper nutrlUoa.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Emphula on young penooa. speculation, adventure or
education, publishing and travel. Gemlni, Sa1it-
tarlua persons fiaure prominenUy. Welcome op-
portunity for changes, revtaioaa, correction of
paat errors.
AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Defend prtn-
ciplea, "territorial ri1hta." Be fiexible without
scattering your forces. Build on aolld bale, be
sure your premlae la correct and leptlmate.
Contact made at social affair proves fortunate.
PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): You "bear"
from people who bad apparently IODe out of
your llle. Make lnquiriea -amwen to your
queaticma are available. Cbeek eredeaUala, be
positive of terms and deftnttinnl. Short trtp
could be on agenda.
Fashion
Calendar
Faabiooa and techniques ror running, teonlS
and rugby will be featured in Orange Coast
stores this week.
On Monday, April 14, the American Heart
Association will conduct a clinic called Run for
Life at the May Co . South Coast Plaza restaurant at 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY APRIL ll. will feature a Rejuvenate Your Skin for Spring beeuty clinic by La Prairie of Swltzerlandl.n I. Mapin, South
Coaat Plaza, at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. Call for re-
servations.
Sprinl entertaining in the French tradition
will be dem0nstrated by autbon Diana and
Paul Welantz at Robinson's, Fubioo Island.
from 9:30 to U e .m. Call for reservaUona.
More nmnlng tips. from author BlU Em-
mert.on ol ''1be Official Book or Runntnc." wUI
be 1lven from noon to 2 p.m. at tbe May Co.,
South Cout Pl11a.
Put oo your best active face with tips from
mab·up artiat Cindy Blake at the May Co ..
South Cout Plua, from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m.
· 'Thil ls a rallying point
for common sense.
There are several rea-
tQns why Ms. should be ellowed no air. It Is
artlficlal, u1ly, allly.
means nothing and is
rotten English. It ls a
faddlab, middle-class
plaything and far from ·
diaguialng the marital
statua of women, as it
claims to do, it draws at-
tention to it. It Is a
vanity.•·
If ever I get to London
·I shall find Mr. Flshlock
and give him a bl1 ld11.
Toda{ she went to a
physic an who knows
what she 's b ee n through. He aave her a
prescript.ion ror a highly
addictive pain-killer.
The problem she went to
aee him about was not
painful. Pleue tell ua
why a respectable doc·
tor would do s uch a
thins ? -FLAB ·
BERGASTED IN LIN-
COLN, NEB.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS : I ha ve
never aeen thl• problem
discussed in your col·
umn and I know otben
-besides myself -
have it because lt'a ap-
parent. I am speakln1 of
the small wblte nates that appear at the root
o f t he eye I a 1 b e1 , ON 'l'lllJUDA Y. April 17. a colorful variety
especially after sleep·c.. of fublom for aummer will be modeled ln the
lng. They are dJtncult to tea room at Neiman-Marcus. Fashion Island.
gel rid or and quite unat-from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday
tractive. Any advice you a1ao.
can offer will be 1.-eatly FrlW.y. April 18, brinp a chance to check
a p p re c 1 a t e d • -tennia techniques with Mary. Ley or Vic
B 0 T H E R E D J N Braden'1 T..wa Collete at The llay Co., South CALL MB
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DEAS DUaHAM : On Saturday, April 19, the sport of ru1by
Tb e e o ad lt lo a y o a will be celebrated by the May Co., South Cout
detHtbe cu be 1naU, Plua trom 1to4:80 p.m. 'Rere will be...,.._., .
lmpro-.ed or ellmlaated menll and eatertaiament. lD
wWI aa ttM•etl&. S.. a The brllllanee of aummer acceuort .. akla dodw. tropical colon wtll be shown at Nordltrom,
South Cout PlUa, at 2 p.m.
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PUBIJC NOTICE
OPIU110M
PACIUPT
Gnb )'Oar paint brush!
Bring lmaainalioo ror
tMt s Bdrm + famiJy room.. Newport Beach
balm. Leta ol ~ '°' RV or boat. Owner will
can')' l'DDSt of the f UUI nc ·
1a1. Try 2$~ down.
11187.lillO. CaU 8TH550
""'"' '" 9 •ti \ llJN 1011 ~I• l~llMHI
ASSUt• Low 1111.erwt VA lo&n on
1pa clou1 2 -atory 4
bedroom 2 balh home
wllh ail tuh·im. private
pmtio 6 oocnmwilty pool,
centrally located "
pr'K9I for quack ••le at
.... Call 7Sl·SU1
•
SELECT
PROPERTIES
IEMHOME
A daarator'• dream. DO
~ IP9l'9d here! 4
Bdrm. Formal d.lnin1.
Acemled thruout with
S pan ish tile .
Profea11oaall y
~ &.oo! Prime
Newport loc•Uon. One
year hol!M! warranty.
Juel e1'0.00G-(ee land.
You'll love 1t ! Call
&l'J'CIO ()Pt~t O• ''V•' ,.,,,.,, .
!~&NII
IAll WISTCUFf
CONDO ~ condo in lvly.
que.t Newport location.
Wet bar, C'Ocnmwuty pool
& hot tub AduJu only.
Owner-will help raoance.
646-7711
m.to0
This 6 mant.bl new condo
bm 2 bed.rooms. su.odeclt
and 1ara1e. It a lao rm.uns community pool
md 5pe Tbe loan ia U ·
sumable and t.be owner
will corwder a znd ui..t
deed. CaU now before it's
jple.~m>
•
S ELECT
PROPERTIES
S'l.03 per DAY
That 'a ALL you pay
fora
:M>~~d
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
mtTOIY
DO IT NOW !
'41-1671
... TQIUT
Natlllill •• blll ~ ln and e njoy tbla
...... l1d9car.W8
moa. dd 3 Bdrm bome. ~ vaulted ceUla1
1n u~ a cosy frp&c and &al ludacap-iftl. .. ,lOO. CaJl nowf»uro
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
~TTIMT'IOM
IMftSTOIS
I \16, 1 block to ocean. sus,ooo . Pride or
owowibip. Take over lit
TD wtlh Sl0.000 down.
Owm-wUl carry. Call
m4'1IT QIJfN I~ 9• •I\ •U"l 10 1!' N"I !elSNfW
WAKJIDI!
3 Bdrm. home. lrvine,
C.N,. Npt., wrtb UIUD\a· ble IOUl : have $311.000
2ad T . O. w /180.000
-=wily. Seuooed over
a yeu-, caa add aom e
c uh. Bud Corbin,
it17.SJl2..
~
V{.ECli • ,fiit'~TE.VS" l •Hit ... , j
-wa """' ~
w.tft•tt_.
S BR 4 b a c ullom
waterfrool h ome
w/17138' pvt dot'k .
Priced S1 ,095,000 .
Bu.I Ider w /trade for
Palm Sprin&a Estate
Pbr detalla on tlus borne
and appt to see. rail
CAroi Kif, aat. 631~
Prine. Only.
MISADB.MAI
POOLHOMI LMae 4 bedroom 2 bath
pool home located tn de·
s1rable area. walking
dlstaDcC! to shopp111g and
al.I achoola. Owner may
belp rlMDCe " IS very
motivated. Full price
~.CaJI ~2660
CSELECT
TPROP~RTIES
IACICIAY
,._stay prden bome.
Former model. Sun-nlled IQW'met ldtcben
owrioobaecluded patio.
21111 II.Ory baata 3 queen
liled bditm. Just listed ! Dan 't Wiil. call MS-7171
()llo, ti19• •I\ 11.J'W IOM ,..,_,.
THE REAL '
ESTATf RS _,,
••+LOA' Sltt.750
9'arp family home! 2
story + loft. Great for teenaon. in-laws, etc. 4
big bdrms . Beautiful
ialaod kitchen w /snack w . ._ eowwec1 oauo.
QM. c'll dt uc. Great 11aaa locaUoe! See to
........ call 112-1100
~~'!Hf Rr At.
ri;:~N.:., [Sl Al J:RS
OMIO.A ...
.. HAllOI YllW MOI •
Completelf r emodeled • prof wlaftally lanc*caped. epotleu,
ready to move into. used brtck
patlOB. Uled apa, l'Fl'eJ'Ch doon • wlQdowa. 4 Bdrm a bath • family room. SMS.ooo. •
Hua• tot. pool and atrtum entry make
thla 3 Bdrm + deft home moet unique .
Located near private tennis couru
a nd beaches. it as one of Lido 'a most
beautlful horn . '745.000
OTO DI CAZA
New S·st custom home of wood
construct on in one or Orange
County's finest are s. ll features s
Bdrms. family room. 3 frplc's, 2
decks. and is surrounded by open
space. Large assumable tst and
owner may carry 2nd . Call Ed.
12'15.000.
644-9990
ASSUME 8"o V .A. LOAH
S&S EXECUTIVE HOME: 5 Bdrms.
2•h ba. dining rm & spac. family rm
s urrounding a warm fireplace. Glass
s liding doOrs off family rm open to
oversz & pvt. grounds . Plenty or room
for ·pool. l Bdrm downstairs perfect
for maid's quarters or guest room.
Owner is motivated. Priced below
m arket at only $137.900. Call now -
this one won't last~
llDIM+POOL
SIJ.900
Large living room. ...,._ ldteben, formal
di.niAI. Joe to beach.
from tbis newly up-
graded garden home.
New paint, ctrstom ~ P't patio, w /blt.o BBQ. 5'*tli111 pool. Act ,..,...,..,
OffN 1119• II\ IV'• /(lnf '• I'
IEACH lST A TE
l• + POOl.&SPA
Tiled entry leads to
lavish living room and
toasty firepla ce .
Gourmet kitchen. formal cininl. 3 huge bdrms, +
23' p.me room. Wall ol
glass overlookint pool
and EZ c are rear
JP'(UJds. Asking $138,900.
Call now, 9SS-7881 Ol'f,., Ill fJ • I I \ I UN llJ !<I N( I ' ~•===={ ~~ 1·9 IMI THE REAC
ESTATERS I -------'
oeutROMT
V~LOT
La r ie bui ld able
bomeslte w/ablolutely
f..uitic view ol rolling
l . asf. 4 miles No. ol Del
Mar in beautiful En-
cidLllS, with 10% interest
'fipaocing. Asking 1195.cm.
MCllSREALTY
615-6670
ASSUt•
Redhill~~ Realty
I 1,l11 ~c.il! 1 1 lfl Ill'
,.., 7 J 1 j(l1
& ••• .... ' •• '
UOO°SMOST
SPlCT ACW Al VIEW
an Udo Parlt Dr., Mb
floor condo. 24 Hr
eecurity. Call fOI' app'L
4--.Cl+.MCH 13 • ,~; STYLI HOMI
1-i LOT I...arte kit. Sm> down or
Remodeled upgraded 1MU1De$&50permo. pay.
charmer. Separate 2 rmn. Walking d111tance
Bdrm home oo 60x.125' to all scbools, park and
h30dabk R-2 lot. IU,000 ~ shopping centers. ~· Super neat, call Good assumable loan.
now! 5el-ZJU 9% interes t . Ca 11
()l'fN Ill 9 •II ~ IUN ICll<I N~ I ' 7l4-9S:H)'7&7
l•P11*11 [i'lilill
find what you want in I Daily~ ClaMineds. Sell id.le it.ems 642·5678
l!IE
811111 ILlllS OD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
~
UOO ISLE
One Of Newport Beat'h's M06t Prestliz1ous
Areas With Private Beaches. Tennis Courts
& Clu~. Charminit Five Bedroom Ho!'"e With C-Ozy DentStudy. Larj!e Formal Dlnina
Room. Master Suite With Spa. Exceptional
Offering On Large LoL '545.000 MEW USTIMG
WeU Designed Three Bedroom. Two Bath
Home With Sunny Garden Room Kltt'hen. Phn Special Vaulted Ceilinizs In Formal
Dining ·noorn & Llvin1it Room. Lar1ite Yard
With Patio . OWNER WILL AID IN
FINANCING WITH LARGE SECOND
TRUST OF.ED. Only 5149.000.
759-9108
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OMIAYW. .. C•••• .. Mr.••sdk
.... --... Me Mr .... Pww•1a. A .................. _ ........ .
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COU Of MIWPOIT llEALTOIS
HIS I. C...t Hwy., c_._. .. Mw
675-5511
NMIMSULA POtMT
New!) decorate d 4 bdrm. fam ily
home. Close to ocean. $325.000.
IAYNOMT
Wt! have several fine homes
with pier & slip
EL TORO HORSE COUM'TIY
4 Bdrms .. 3 ha ths: ranch s tyle ,
m ini-estate in orange groves. S249.500.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J II B,.-1\id• Q,,,,.. NB bl.':. t>l61
RUM
D
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" VN:.ANT TOO!! Once a c:ti.armma family home.
NOW!! 09ergrown wit.h
shrubs. Haa loU ol polen·
ti.al. BUT needs T .L.C. Located near Back Bay. a,soo. Call '45-4303
FORESTE
OLSON
o "0 A •I•~
··~-c
IEACH41HM
&uer call rut. tb1S one
wW be tone before the
weekend. Close to tbe
beach and walk to Uung.
" Br, 1,,. Ba family
home. Offend at only
Sl<B.W>. VA terms too! Call 541)..36116
Oacavlww tto..
Owner' finaoced 6 Br +
family, 4~ Ba, 25% dn.
lit T.D. at 9%. 2nd T .D.
at 12%. Full price
llB5.W>
IAY & OCIAM VIEW
IBMICID $20,000
Private patio entry into 4
Bdrm view home. Va\llt·
ed ceilbw. ll brary wit.h
i.r and ftreplace. Glass
wall view to bay and
ocean. Master suite bollt.s
private fireplace aod
sama. Game room. wet-
bar, ftreplace. Owner will help db fiDaDci.ng.
Call m.a5l50 OPfN llt 9 •II\lt}IY10111 NII.It
l9?lllilil
92i11M..,.,.
W-.Oceufuwt
On Newport Peu. or
South to Lq\Lo.a Bcb.
Siag1e family, muW.ple
dwelling °" comm 'I an· come unit&. Brkr Invited.
Write: R. ~. Box
4211>. Lake Arrowhead.
Calif. msz. Or Call:
714-337-2414 or Eves
:m-1717.
4 Bdrm hom t"
with h ardwood
floors. custom
t'abinets Top of
th e line
a ppll a n t'es.
:rskyh ght, master
bdrm with spa.
rlreplat'e a nd
view o( the bay.
S t ained gla ss
windows by Ann Satin. U50.000.
PUERTO VALLARTA
BEACHFRONT CONDO
;
As low as $3.000 fuU cash price for
1151 or one week right to use for 29
years. Exchange program with
over 150 other resorts.
FllESIMIHAI
Tuesday. April 15, 7 PM. Phone
714 1675-7512 for reservations. 34US
Via Lido, Newport Beach .
macnab I Irvine
realtg
A IUlllDtAIW 0'
T .. t .. VINI! COM'ANY
UMmlSITY P~Clt A truly elegant "Dover.. Plan for
formal e ntertaining/private
end-unit condominium w/patlo -·
wet bar --cable TV. 2 community
J>()Ols le spu --close to 1chools le
shopping. Living-Dining rma le
IBRs, 2 baths. S119,900. Lee Henkel
752-1414. <K·74)
MIW IMUX WfTH IAY YllW
Nearinl completion! A picturesque
ecluded and shingled duplex wtth a
macnlficent Bay view. Both units
have larae viewing decks. with BBQs
and plenty or storage. Owner's unit
has 2 bedrooms, ~baths: rented unit
has 3 bedrooms. Both have hardwood
rtoors. oak cabinets and professional
landscaping. An investment al
1485.000.
U,..1()()1: li()Mf:'
RE.Al.TORS.675-6000
1'43 E.Mt Cout Hltlh_,,. <AK-. «kl Mar
WE HAVE 25 OF THE BEST USTING5 IN TOWN
\\ I -... ; ! ·1 ~,
TAYLOR CO.
I\ I \ I I ( I!> · .. I." l ~HI)
OWMa WIU AH.AMCI •ow IAHI RATH
Prime location in the Bluffs . One
story 3 bdrms. 2 baths. Situated on
extra large g reenbelt. An immaculate
home priced for quick sale. $185.000.
Owner wiU finance. No loan fee. Call
for appointment.
WHLEY M. TA YLOI CO., HAL TOIS
2111 S-Joa ... R ... INd
MEW~rPC>tt-ltT .... CIHTH., H.I. 644-49 I 0
II.ACM COTTAGE NewlY renovated 3br.
Iba, OD double lot only 2 3 t6a from H.B. pter. FP si.so.cm.
GAllD&tPAaK
Super •br. pool bome
wtailoe ram nn. Nr. fwy
le Valley View. VA
1«Dlt. .-sn.c
1.-.e 5br, ~home in drL ... Li.Dedo lhd. .Npt. Fwy. Priced
llcmb' IUl.500-NlcaCUT
ApiD to on1y as.ooo on
this ar, i lllibe home. On.
~mlleltoH.B. su.rf.
Plaee,.l.nc. 842-7461
ClASSY COM><>
1IRMS TO SUIT
YOU
NEW HOME: t30.000 dn
to amllDe lit 2nd " 3rd ma. 3 Bdrml. family
rm aoa.ooo Don't wall.
ANIJ<XJS OWNER: waJJ
F with VA flnancan1 .
V..it lee 4 bdrm home will a.elf at appraised
value a.cm. Will sell
r.t.
BEACH RETREAT. rao.cm dawn. then en)Oy
cool ocean breeies 3
Bdrm 2ba. &.900. Call
now.
53'-931 l
•••• ......
DOWM OMlt-·----! IUM.oot. Jmi:naeulate
llAlllllY ~ model ---------4 bdrml ... du •l b ta duk, ..-WoaT ......
ealMneta and thelves. SIKtte
Dialna room w /bltn Owner' will Mlp ftnaace
cablaetl and 1belve1. ULia faatuUc 4 Bdrm
Quality wallpaper prdln home. ffuCe add-~ A aut see for •tamUJroocn,NCluded cmlY SIO.OOf. Acta, DOW, Dido. diaiq room t.oo!
call11154!J.Zlll Second 1tory bo1ll • °""''"9 .. 1s •ur110~-. 1 ~ aul\e +J more 1~'811\\1 5·V:~::1r
()PfN Ill 9 • 11 ~ llJN IC 1'I ... r I '
SPICTAC••• [ I ~·Cltil.;HW .......... . ---·-· m-5l15"' llZ-0440
ow.•s
WILL
CADY
RMAHCIMG
~have 2 la.rle homes
where tbe owner will
cany I.be (1D8DCJ.Dg after
a normal down payment
~ ii a " Bdrm, den, pool. sauna ho m e
Ell.ODO.. n.e odler' a 5 Bdrm. family ,d1n1ag
room home. 1227.500
Oall ua IOl""mott deu1ls
54&23ll
ftstlUdDCa11du
2.lM Bedrooms with
ocemi Vlew, PoOI. sauna.
11119 • lots of open apace 10 Sunny San Darco
!lartmg 147..500 wrth y{
down pa,.ment 12 T5 111 •
l.er'ell rate. ~ 7971 or
11 ......
Ub&llD
HOMI!
Sa•e on this one • 3
Bdrm. 2 bath, large fa mi ly room. slon.-
r~ace Shaded COY
ered pabO Try S20.000
down. Anxious ownt"r
W\ll carry lbe balance.
Call 1&. S.2313
t •. t .. I • t '• f
.... ...... 1006 .... .................. .
awtt•taHOMI
Unu1ual-remodeled
and rencwated 3Br home
Ph• 2 Bdrm apt. Laree ~Y rooms. m.atr bath
bu jacuui. Dbl gar.
· wmbhop, laundry rm.
tm.000 l.m. I :fl ltl & Assoc.
'7S.llll
2 Story 2 Bdrm. 1114 ba lh5.
Pltio. PLUS ieange I Br
apt PLUS Juest quarters
w/1*b.~
eor-....... 1022 ... ................... .
IRVINE TERRACE·3Br.
281. new kitchen. cJ)U.
drpg. le paint. very sharp
bome, impeccably de·
conted w new landscap-
mg le auto spnnklers.
loon. Assumable owner I ao 6f4-9090. 644·996'7
OVER.EXTENDED'
MUST SA.CR IFJ CF:
CAMEO HJGHLA.NDS
HOllE PRI CED
BELOWraE MARK ~"T.
TmMS lliAT BANKS
CAN'T llATCIL
DARRELL PASH.
OWNER AGT.
63H2J66
· HlRll QCf
f<J iu I ( 1f.'~.
lllmYMA1'80N
ALt41Ddoe 1 rim u
~or~.WI me to wort? PlllDl " al elbow ,,... -.OU b....,., ~ .. 8drOl
family bome Into :•
GREAT PLACE Te
LIVE. Won 't las
llNJIOO, Call M6-0!I03
FOR EST E
OLSON ..... ' ....
SALE OR TRADE
3 Bil. 2 Be ftxer. IRS.GOO,
Owllr /aat. 7SZ-9023
KESA DELMAR
<8YOwner•
l.mmac. 3 br 2 ba, II(
belted pool. mo.ooo. 28'l'
Francia~. 546-2223
••• .--•-rwd 241 lkdnel~d.
C-Osta Mesa
You are the wmner or
two rree ock& c sio,oo
value). to
So.Calf.
CelcbuHy
T...UCloasic
Apn126th
Los Caballeros
Racquet & Sporu. CI ulJ
Foontwn v a lie y
nc:kets may be clauned
by calling 64.2-56'78, ext
272.
*** •&. 2Ba. SJ05.000. RV ac
aees. flex t.erms a II o( r:.
rons1d r. o wnr/agt
59-4008
t45A Y8DE FS80
3 BR 2 Ba. be/opt . ., $795
m>. $129,W>. ~ 7272.
EASTSIOE UNITS
OWNER W/CARRY
2..3,6 or 8 wut.s Owner
will carry with a r•·
d300lible down payment
t:all 64.S-9161
ALLSTATE [~lftltll
REM.TORS
Like a model 11 tbis
super ,uparaded up·
graded lingle ltory end
ldt. All amenities ln· dudlae ntmmmc pool.
HAl9oa Y1IW HIUS
ll0.000 down. balann•
finaoced al 12 S<"; Ask
ID& $249.SOO Thi' 4 8dnn. Fam Rm. form.ii
cblnc rm. 2 fpk' hom1•
dfen V1eW ol hilts & m ts
°'"
OPfH HOUSE
, REAlTY ~· tam • .ecarity gate.
Don't wait, call today
m.sJ10
A LLSTATE
REM.TORS
DWUllS
QCMMYllWS!
SeUen wW blAp ftnaocle
363 BR mats SZ75.000 !
3'2 BR mill SZ19.500'
lad BR UDb 1289.SOO ! .... ..,Prop. .....
•675-7060 .
So ........ ~.
~Balboa duplex
offering 2 + den owners unit w /large aundeclt le
kJwa' 3 Bdrm rental unit.
Priced al ... 000. For
more Info call Carol
Roff. agt. Paceeetter
RM!ty,831-0084
CN.YS82.SOO
lnve1tor1 .. first ti me
buyer1 or re -
Urem ... ddce 3 bdrm., 2
ha. home. nice familr rm. with COi;)' frplc .• db .
Cllrprqe.
OCIAM PACIFIC .........
759-1616
SELL Idle items wit\" a
IMUy PUot Clualrled Ad. ,..,...
mYlHESEA
A spectacu.lar 3 Bdrm
oceanfront c on -
damiraum. EleganUy de·
corated. Lall&Da L1du
corner unit to be sold
furnilhecl. {)wner Will
prvride finandnC w If an tastic t.enm. Huny oo
tbisone!
BALBOA I S LAND
REALTY
673-8700
CARLSBAD BY THE
SF.A . . . . prest!Je " br
family home with
qtm1er1 av all for maad ·
/bulier. Priced to sell
fast al RlS.000. Owner tmancsmg avall. at 14~
In tbe s ale o r this
EXECUTIVE HOME
with POOL and 2000 sq.
ft. of luxury Cal I
WALLACE It C O
REAL TORS at 7211 59154>
or~2233
r EM IM.SUL A
'°'"' $130,000
Owner will carry flnuc
inc. No quallfyin1 to
buyer. Unbel.aevable 3
Bdrm, 2 1tory home
Rieb parquet floore.
Matqany wood beamed
cellln11. totally re·
modeled lbnaout. Just
llaed! Won't lut with
tbia price • terms. Call
-.1111 Ol'ft'4 111 Q •II\ llJl'f IQN tw I
l•.Rllll
PDllllSl.U POINT COllD . ._ ........... _. ...... ...,. .. ..,,.., a Occu,. .... o,..
................... c ...... .,., i....., .._ .. 4 ...... , •• ._, ,... .... ..... , .. ,... . ... , .. , r.H•••• & ,.... wltla ~· .. ri· It••• ., ........... ' I·. 40 • S42Ull.
OOT'nE V ALENTlN E Owmr-will r1DADCe aBr . 6IMJW7 or 675-8000 zea. 2-11.0r)' home an weU OWNER I AG ENT
e s t t!i' 1 s b e d ---------1 (h:(o )'Ol.l°ve !oeer1 the rest. Delg!t od. $83,500 l~ :.et' the best Nt'W
BKJl ~or m-ms M&DTO SUIT cmdul rrom 1101.000 on
extBU 'r.oJOllll.l'lot.s V1 c tor1a b e tween :~ ~ Newpon &r H a rbor
ASSUME
9Y2%
173,000 VA loan. No
quallfy1n1. payments
11151 mo. 4 Bdrm. 2 ba
~-CAarET
754-1202
IOATSU'
Large upttrad ed
townhouse w1tb all amemues Near courmy dub. Owner wall
help f &DllDCe, 1 l % lo;&n
avllla.b&e SZ40.000 Call
Judy H ernand ez .
7S2-ID>
J 9UAIL
PLACE
NOPllTIU•
10,. fl l ;JO P .M.t
lWOMOUSIS
Ellllide c.a ..... 1
Bdna~bome +Sood
2 Bdrm ..._ wtlll dou-
1* ..,...., a.2 IGDed..
nauced by oweer. 1111.-. ..,MIC .......
M-112t
Cl.WDlffl
28dnm+ .. ool.arae
.... wldablay view.
0...-wUI ftaauee.
So. al bagbway. 4 bdrm.
Owners. P11&S 2 bdrm un
11 Lots ol sq. ftg. 2 )'Th
oAd. Owner wtll carry
hoanc1ng. 673·1148.
Owner /Brkr.
1024 . ..................... .
NB«:H QUA.ITER
COt«>O
~Ol"848-364-' evei.
HOMt-'. OWNER MA Y
FINANCI':. 2Br, 1 l:J u.
frpk. S87.~ Pnme ren
tal area Call Denny
631-:1>10. ~s -----
ASSUME $92,500
I Oo/o VA LOAN
EASTSIOl l IG-m
ll!Jlatt.
2 Bdn:ns. 2 baths. frpk .• clJI pr OWC at only llY ;
llL2.lndn F P S7S.OOO
FAMIM&POOl
PllCI $120,000
FULL& REAL TY
546-0814 WOM.DR.E.
57777
SI l.000 DOWH
MO~
Near beach. 4 bdrm!.
2ba.. frplc. 95.000
&11.$737 Bkr. J>rinopm OnJy
MODOWM
'Dlil 3 Bdrm 2 blatb home
feature1 : ba rd wood noon.. abake root and
.... yard. Ownen anx·
ku. Prieed to eell at on·
lY •?SO. Call 540-1151
· ~.»· HERITAGE
REALTORS
DlaUncthe aew 2
bedroom, 2~ ba con-
cbdnl-......
ZlllDdlDAw,C.11 .
tOC1M
IAQ( IA Y w f'OOL
250/o DOWH
will buy Uus oeat 3 Bdrm
pool home priced at only
1129.W>.
<:464~7211
/JD.NIGEL
OAILEY &
ASSIJCIATfS
DISPIRATE!
llDUCED
SIS.000 4 Br 3 Ba, huge den
w /bar , lndoor
jac. /sauna., E.side 2·
1tory. WIFE SOLE
OWNER. 1165,000 Open
Hie s.t!Sun U-4. 2147
lrlsPL63l-GZ21
Ellll lide. suo.ooo. Houle
• IUlll home on larae axuo lot. liO.ooo down,
belaace at 12~. Call
1.-ca rrom 6 to UPll
--1'7W410 -------· , ••• ..., 1034 oo.wr P80PDTl1I:& ..... ~
Dal9111'
11111...-.... ven1e ~ ....... , .. ,..,...:
1111•1• famll1 room, ~ patio fa llOCll. .......... wttlaalt-
Uns room. A1klftJ ............. ..,0 ---I · HERITAGE
~H /\I 1 nn<-.
.......................
J:xecuth• Home, 4
bclrm1, 3 ba, =· jacuai, Ii 1"1. r tmanc.. 1174,500. 25% ...._asia.
1Ulll.mOCS
..... lltrtmD. Owner wUl ._,., Unlfaded
.. /out. $W,OOO. All --
-W.1 lh t:11: l1:ti
•CMYll ~-course
.. •• Dlell • ...... ,.. ................ ........... 8811•--uo ............ .. ..... .,~-at ....... a••• .,-... ............
............... ftlluc.
.... I ,. Prlae.09· ty.--
•EICITUI• . 56' ~ ...... d .-. ...... .-rt ..... lat ...... .,..
Alr cemf..i, tlT ,IOO. ~· ... ,.. ... . , .... ~ aua. ar. a.. .... .................. .'*17 ....... t ...
uoubla rate of lot. ,.._)
•MIWMIKM ..... , ... I W, I lta
to••ll•••• uall1 •lfllkl.. ..... eell·
-· ''* ... ... a.l'AL ftitCDl&-..-PllOPDl'Y
••·Met hr TJpe a-.••~.a ,.., 101 .......... (TM--
........
. ,,,...._ .......
........ -... a. i..,.. yard. Located la
8'11l.a11. tatoO mo • .... .... -~ ....... ..... ,,.. W ID, Nfrll
incl. Walk to bell.
ITTIMo. Call all $.
Sen1,m.J017 wr•wm 'l'lda SUUI,. Cotta 18*m .... llDO.oeea .._..._._,bnad we.w. , ....... cnek.
... lliiltt. Get flrat ....,,...._cled
OWMt deprttlatlon cate. 11200 mo .
baaollh1. ONLY Owar/aat. 7H·lHI: Daw
J'lmilJ ......... ftaelt
-! I Bdrm iD Harbor
A "' T y V..W S... Garace • IC . Jard • tardener. 64042" .,.. ..... Cral •.
~~~~~~1c.o...... 3224
R·JLOT
. ..................... .
Z Br, I be.. alee patio.
1ara1e. adults only.
Gondlcation.175-05tll2
£lee. home. Ocean. nlte
•••
J Ir 2 ... faa rm.. fplc., ...
IC'l ....
HCll8fOIWT
-to-.J8&2 Ba, fenced yard ..... e.
Kida&pmOK.
K8&h 9llZ-447l
3 Bdrm 2 beth. bit Jard. QWet cul de sac. liOC> per
mo. 5H·TSU: ev1,
~
~ .... , , ... ,. ........... '-". .... , ... ..... ar . ...,...
<DIPQ. Mr lielll. I aa,
1~ .... Jee., s..a.
clllllf· W/D. Avall llay
lit. N25/mo. Dys
t'71-J.m.. 8YH/Wllada ., ....
s.wtnd c.to. 2 Br, 1 'h
be, 2 car aar, frplc,
sauna, spa, pool. •1rm. 17MS10
*-9-ea; 3 BR, 2 ba.
D/W, rqe, frpl. Nr. ..... _ .,....,,._
........ .., 14.n.. ' to e 60I LIDO M1m. 5~ bat.bl. Pool ca.-__. ____ • _,,,_
QASSIC .._,IHOMI
WIS
2'101Harbclr. 8'e a.A
MO-lfl7
INl!rlw ..... 3yn old. ca. of C.M. Trede ok. owe 10~1Ht lit
w /29 "' dowo .
Sl.100,000/llake oiler. o.nr1,.... (714*2 ...
Pnme o.t.a Mesa
loalJoo on Baker
SL for apartment.I
or coodos. Swider 'a
padtqe available. .caq fo r Info.
Tt'rms available.
"'-· 4Br. 2~ be. tam.Uy. rer rm. RV area. 1795/m
o. Dya ~29-4417, e v
GHlSJ
Al1T CON002Br, 28a,
.wily pa.e. all r ac. up-
1 r ade d 549-4225 or
Pbr..-. ...... etam
& abiny 3Br, 2Ba
w.tcl« lane. f12S/IDO .
incl. prdeaer. Local
refs. pleaae, No pet.a. ..s.,.. ..-,ooo. -.,,__.,_ ._....,
111 Sllll.S. wttb ~ view. COSTA~ *** RCTc1yk)rCt> Co A-meNe ?oan. Call for ,. ... ._.. • dl&a1ll. Dbl wide 1973 Western,
dbl wide, k> apace rent, 2Br. 2Ba. totally up·
1raded, a•rdeo tub.
ialaDd ?d&cben. A super
inYeltmml.
...........
1232 w. <>ceamroat •• ·~ JI' I
lllEAli
&13-11&1 *cote Realty & Investment
OCIAM PIOMT . 640-~77 , .... Newport~
You are tbe winner of
two free tScbU ( 110 00
value), to
S..c.t.
C11Jl ltt r.-a..1c
AprilBb
Ma.Jnllkent ~eanrront
Buildlnt Site. Tbree
Arda Bay, lo. Lquoa.
Seeurity eaclne over
loob exquisite cove.
... tum to build wtuJe
quality arcbltec:turea.
CIDUU'adon 6 materiala
are avail. llts.ooo
Courtesy to Brokers
Qualla,d buyers only
plelme. Ula> 121-1300.
SPACIOUS .
3llO aq. ft. and 3 car
pnce. Lowest priced
baa» on tbe market in
the Randt Development.
For mon lnformaUon
call.
~. ·;,· •• 1·11
~···II ·
J •• 1 ' )11
DllUX
----2+3 bdrm UDlLa
cm tbe bNcb. Remarka-
ble income 6 lnvestmeot
POtentlal. Rare corner lcL Unique opportUDlty.
Seller wlll carry a lge
aldal 12% im...t.
759-llOI
LIDOISLE I.MST PICED 2-St1. eartY Cdf. 3 BR,
DEl'ACRED HOllE IN dm. J be., liv. na. w /fpl
WOODBRIDGE! Only & beamed ceil. Cozy Jlllio. Walt to beacb; $121,HS. Lovely 2 club • tenni• facll.
bedroom/den In be1t -=Call locallioll of Broadmoor ,.,..
Hamm. ASSUllE a 9~% "'"" REALTY loan. Bring your· ___ 41Mml ____ _
:i:a~ It'• vacaat. IAYROMT·
SI 10,000 r j "'*l~rWte J11111wuJ11te 2 bdrm 00
-~MO~~-~r.~;~~
dubbome. Adulb ODly I
4•+VIEW 646-n11
, .. Rock
tltJlands -
MacTavil"b Model on
quiet cul-dHac street.
JUll cm year old, with
PPonmic view. Hl1h loan and fut escrow
paslhle.
ttm CAMPUSDl:hMlfE ..
........... 1041 .......................
OCEANFRONT
New modular type
......_ pvt. community,
2 bdll. al br llee'Wity.
s ub-letting OK . ('1W--
!!!!r~~m-Jll'Uftll 10,0llO + ICl· ft.
...... -1 lot off ocaantroot. Soutb
Lat•••· $UO,OOO. 7M,a.Zll8
t:J Walker & Lee
*** .... .,...ll(rh
2'21 llarpret Drive
Newport Beach
You are tbe winner ol
tM> free Ucketa ($10.00
value), to
So.e.lf. c., ..
T ... ~
Loi~
R.Mquet&Sporta Club FOumaln Valley
ncbta may be claimed
by calllq "2-5878, ext.
272.
***
111/"'9 "4AMClte a Br, a. boma. 8telll to
bcb. $227 ,ooo. Only 135.000 down. Days --. ...... ,.
~=-:: ..... .., .... ,._w. sno.ooo 111Ht. 3Br & bachelor.
....... dm, bamll rm, $155,000.
2 -1• :a. .... carpet. llMlrt' IULJY .. • fin.· BJ 0.--. ,.... -.ooo. 1·115-1111 or 673-6210 ...., ~~~~~
ITOllU ARRlVING
111111' BIL BD'ORE m 100 LATL J tied.
... I :rn aid, wblte ..._. .-... 11•.soo.
OM:. Dlrnll Palb. Act. .......
asVSL IN THE
TUDITJON or TR& .,,,.,
A ......... ,_,
Cllllltilll f/l 1•HJW',
.. II IQ .......
•raek ••ti••~ bnaU1taklal ocaaa .... _ ... ....
MWIJ ,. ....... I .. ..... -LlllOl8&8'1'Aft ...
111Mb.._aa_..8t.,2
l*m,lbLGlraptiD .... .,.,.........,
~aa•ar..a .............. --..
1-. •• -. ... 000 drMD.OWCMLtltlK 1or1,......,.
........ _llNo
~lbd.PfOf. = •·Alt.
M'TS/CO. tt •ctAL
Ocean Ylewl 3 lovely
aparlmeot s off
Holmwood. Newport
Heigb&a. l great com-
mscial Cll" olflee facility on old Newport Blvd. Call for detaila.
642-5200
............
972-8421
Oceansid e. new
2'x64.2br,2ba. Alao 31'
AinUeam. Trade multi.
unit/real. 1·433·2280,
951· 18'11. 6G-Gll2
OCIAM •llUS
~ tbe beauty ol the
Pacific from lh1I charm· Ina 1 Bdrm mobile borne
ln El llono Bay. Only a.cm
Loi Cahelleros
Racquet68parta Club
Fountain Valley ncau ma)' be clalmed
by ca.LllD& ~ ext. m. •••
ltUMITS
don osen
Newport Beach near lb& Hospital. Owner
wW carry W'ltb S300.000
down. J\t.11 priee ~000. ~·propsty baa apeo· Ne w po r t B e a c h
dable. WaUlfnmt Dock • Build r• .d t ••r ...
1Z13 N. COAST HWY
lAGUNA BEACH
487-4848
l<Xm'LD ~own CUiiom home,
Qil)' 1 left! Good c.o.ta 3llld00' lat. a 3lltb SL
llella locatkm 3 Br 2 Ba. m.zzllar4'1W'J47
0.-will carry at 10"4 t' t•4 Dawt, Cl1IO SHORES .. g Ja for4years. liS,OOOdown. .... 2400 W 5* 1300 f\Jll prtce SID5.000. UDlt.a ....... , .. _ ........ .. VIEW
Open airy 5 br. pool laome w /180 de1ree caan Yiew Call for de-
i.111
s.a 'a 1016 ....................... ............
Ree11ate Coodo wltb
forever wblte water
view. Rarely available.
Nowoaly 129.SOO. .
t .. anllQ wwwu
3 Br. in top Palisades
loclltion. 2 [a.replaces. As·
ame9ftfiaaDclog. On·
b'P.SOO. BERTHA HENRY
RLTRS a.cm 215 Del llar.
-•••••••••••••••••• being ~ and are fUl1y oecup6ed. Yearly in·
411.fXES
MOM SI 5',000
2°"'DOWM
.-Al DISMIYLAMO
Broker (n4)'J50.1S24
come GO.ODO pa-build-~ en a o ta pay
a.ft.EX
Good Santa Ana location All l Br. Owner will
cany w /l!l"lo down. 10% ltd...,.. WmllHI imrelt. Lota d apenda· ~a., you waot 1 ble. f)d1price1249,000
Contact Chuck SpiUer. 16 &HTS
Brdmr. omce Sll-l2lll8 QI' Excellent Coet.a Jleaa
8'13G12rea. locatkJn Only 1 years
C ala t Lah/ old. Swlmmln1 pool. Clwti 1500 Pride of onenlaip. Full
..... ••••••••••• ••• ••.. price 1125.000.
2 cemetery plot• in If INTS
J>.d.flc View Memorial a.ta 11eaa. OWC wttb
Park. Cdll. Write or ~ down. Full price
call: R. Gordoo. 444 Ter-lll00,000. 1bls property
n9CI Rd., Saota Barbara, has spendable.
CA. anm. <805> 915.5-2954 JI UNITS
Ct c:W Pride of owoerablp .
r.1p1 tf 1600 Some units have --···-•••••••••• =8:!;"· Excellent Jnbt:fu~t.) ~down~~ -,,..,. _,.. ,__ .. _ '2n1 balaoce 4 yean,
-"""· UUOJ' lv-,,, uuwu. ·~ iDl.erelt. Th'-~ Am.me~~ &oao. owe bal. 714~0wner. perty bas s penda le. F\all prtce Sl.400.000
s:i:!n~:'i':: A tR€HIG€
ae.dl aree • .uoo. Agt. '-J-~ HOME:~
...,«14&43158 Rail Eltate~ll
&DISJ9ft'ISTOIS mJW. CcmtBwy. NB
..., lq ft of C.1 propel'· 641 6'46
•""-OOWM ~ ~.:·r.:o: Clmeds..da)' wm buJ um prtme R3 s.ata Ana P'tJ. Owner 2 cm a lol tM.CJOO, •ooo
locltian wltb g:z.2 rent 2 will 11naaee witJI ~ dn. 0WC lat TD. lea•
rb'•I'
I ,~, I , ..
j \ I' •I ,l I I\ I I l)
Bdrm ..,._ located ID dDwn. ran price 1175,000 u.a iDl • ~-
walk to ~ No. Sao ~ Owml'l ....... 711r1
:;:::-• OwDel' aox· fl€UIG€
OMLYll9.IOO -i ~~ l.lft.lllUIM .&...1LL·1211 a.I...._~ t Year old bltb rlH ~ -W.OoaltllwJ,NB bCllldlnt i n prime 64MH6 lloll1wood location. aa.d._.., S2,ZOO,OOO Down to
ts,300,000 AITD. Full
rc:.u.ue
New 2 becboom 2 bath
home .. 11.laaloa Lakea
Cou.otry Club. Golf·
~. Beautifully
la.ndsciped. no main·
tmmoeyard.
91B()Onbhgo-Rd
Dllert Hot Sprtnp m.m.zm
Palm Spriap Mesa area.
2 IM!dable bllJside k>ta. aooo Or wtll separate.
Owner' !7.alO
OltflfC., ,. ,,,., 2550 .......................
NJCE-2 becbOOID bome.
1~ ..... at Oak Shores
<Nac:tmiedo Lake> witb
.. *"oalY '14.0800.
20 ACRE VIEW
PAR02. la SE ol Puo
RollMa wit.b 111ht price
IR.llll). P'lalble.
9' ACRIS OD river ii 2IO
mil• out, and Sood ..._; tDJ,000.25 .. dD.
CWJ'ORNIA LA.ND . mo acn rucb at MSG ........ aii.-.
m'IBW. IDSSICK
UAL'roR6A890C. ,.)...,
Ott .....
"IJ ., Z600 .......................
M11C••s1
PAlltcnY-UTAH
2 br ... l br eoadoa..,. um areat ski re1ort.
'13.900-•• IOO. 840-9118 ,.., Jlr. llanba.U
aDLDCAR& J'AalJTY price ll P.500.000. Net
FOR SALE·ID Co1ta leMeret.urmSl'i'I_ ...
... a; 1110 1q fl, 4 ='a.'7~-~ trricc~ ... •
llltllrooma,21'&21IDlll ---..~ .... -....
l'IDI. IJ'U& .. HadboJl 1714) 67M4M
arw..ftnelld.1•,llO. ....... .. 0..-mq ........ C.U --DlllllJmw.N. MAllaOll
~
. ..................... . ........... 1141 . ..................... .
.... bw:ll·~ ... l BB. Cb~ ~ dpd,Ho ........
llJ: 114 ·1(11; 211 : ...
R1lllli FOR RENT
3 or 4br Pnced from
~ ... f'bCd yard.
1ara1ea. Pamlllea
pleue. Kids & pets ..., me C&U -.~or
t7Nl71. /W.. no fee
TWNH8£.MIO 110.
ZBr. 2~. frplc. adJt.a
only, no peti.. 1940
Wallace.~
3 bdrm. Brand oew Ten
rus Is swt numn~. l850
nn W\rnbkttm VU141ge
MG-S274
Pl:Jal home. 3 br. 2 ba.
mcl. dbl a.arace. Mesa
Verde. $100. mo tCan
hrmlb. > m. .. eves Is
wtmdl.
3 Bedzoom. 2 t.tb coodo.
PooA fllla. Slaper tocaooo.
ID>mo. KEY s-."17.
BIT OI' TAHOE AT 'mE
BEAOf! 3 br 3 ba C'ODdc>,
fplc, din. rm .• alty·IJt
nook.. 2 decb. pvt. pauo.
comm. pc>Oi • Ip&. tell·
nla. clubhouse. CM
Beautiful larld.scap1n1
$700 mo. Lease pre·
rerred. Pvt. pty
tlJT· lZM 1112-Ym
2 &. 1 be. dean. small
dald ok No pets. $450. +
liea.lrlty lZ4 B Meyer
Pl.~
DUPLEX 2br. Iba. newl)'
decor. No Pas 5'2$Mo
+ deealn« dep. ~5127
New 3 bdrm. 2 ba. dbi gar
Cinipl.acte, oear a.bopa. No
pm. Ava&l 4-U. -50 mo
includes gardener
84&-15211
3 & 2 Ba. no aiqJes or
pd.s, kids OK. rm FJ-r.
iDJmU.9!0.144-11:11
-a&D WILCOME-
2 Br. roomy home
w/frplc, new crpt.a &
frtllb pUJt. Small yard.
prqe. Iota of park&ng.
NO DOGS. Water pd
M'1S mo. ms mov•&D.
(18 Hamiton. 911).31989
2brliomeC.M.
IG5llo.
C.UTJS.Jm
WXURY 2 Ir. 2 be condo,
dbl car. f'.P .• pooi •
iipac. 1511 mo. 1st 6 last.
81Qdep.-.mo.
New Twnhae 2 m s tr
l*ma. 2~. pvtpaUo&
deck. Pool 6 apa. 2 car
,... etc. tmOMo. SS1 ·2721
Jll6 .......................
Exc&Ua1 '2ar ocnrrnt,
fr1*, a..al ......... No
..... .... 487·..0
.,.. un . ..................... .
~FORRENT
i • *· Priced from
--FDcd yard • aara, ... ramllltt Pie.... Kld1 6 pett
tllltl: o.n-.-or trNm. ,._ aofae.
Nlllr 4-... I llY home.
NlHIJ decorated •
....... Comal. ten·
Db • pool. Clott to ..... ....... ,.,tat .
-....... call ADka. .-.111an
•zm to.... ~ ~·.~ ........ ?~.~~HlrtJor ---V....--kDalla---Con--
N e • Broad moor do2bdrm. Zba.den, end
WUrfraat Condo. 2 Br unit. ~ • ....U. -a.. 9110tmo.511-1122 mo.&M-mz«Al·Jl'JO.
Beautiful Hunt101ton
HlirbJl.r lOWnbon:>e. 2 br,
2.,., be. pet.lo. aar. pool,
jaClml. ... ~LS93
........ 1244 .......................
2 bdrm. 2 It«}' , .,., ba.
OIDdD ID ''Tbe Lakes··
~ loc. Be.au&.. decwat ed. Braud new. Ref. re
qwed.. No JldlS. IS~ mo
551-m>
Rancho Sao J oaquin
'lbMlbol.ee. 2Br. + den, 2~ Ba. ID.lblY l.q)IJ'aded.
pool. spa. choice loc. Nr
t.mms. IOU. S72S. Call
~IMSlswbda.
4 atrm. 2 bli. rncd yard
w/poot S'lOO/mo. PaB
Rlty S61·5000
Woodbl ld&e twn.bM-3 br
2 ba. a1J1Cie llorJ. plush upcrades. SUS mo
H:9Cl>t W:730-2Z70
Near new privau end un
IL %sty, 31&e bdrms. 2''>
b&ba. ftn10~. farruJ)'
nn. formaJ dmmg rm.
comm. teani.'I • pool .
1515 per mo. Call Amta.
&CJ~
Venaillea lbr, Condo.
mDOlilo. All amenities.
Sec. m«JO.ZIZ3. ~
Newport Shores 4br, 2ba.
gar. bch tennJa pool
~/mo. Ray, wkdays
957·121>.
.. C..,..T..._
28r, a. O¥el1aokial tolf course. Pool Is LeDDlS
c:xut&. tl1S/mo. 111-llll ~;16J.31SO.
NIL Terrace 2br, 21 t bo. •
comio. Pooi Is Jae. Avail
May 1 SS60M o .
71~
~3bdnn. 2"4 bat.
f.m rm, DR, elect 1ar
doo r $100 mo. Bob
~
lmmac. cstm 3br, 2~ba .
home. Npt. H,U. 2SS
P.aJm!I'. ()pen S.at • Sun
1-~Call~
Northwood oearly oew 4 GUARD GATED BI G
br 2·atory up1raded. CANYON , lov ely,
BX>. Act-8SH200 ~ 2 br 2 ba, fam.
llMTALS ~ome. SHS mo.
2BR + D.ZbL • . S7SO --------3BR.2be ....... 8)-7~ ~. *P to bch.
3 BR. z..., bli ......... sno ctJann. 2Ydlr. 2ba. yr1 Y
4 BR. 2'11 ba ......... 1615 v.io mo. No pets. Mature
4 BR. 3 ta .......... 8iO adlts only. ~7G>
$BR. 3ba ....... $850
'-f-laedl 1241 .......................
O CEA NFRONT
lllONl'HL Y RENT~.
twDshed moblle homes, a bcbs. 2' hr secwity, ao. RMP.-..»11
Darlin Jae tree abaded
.. brick eourt)'ard to
tbis 2 lllary, 4 br. 4 be.. ,,.
ramd ... ~) CJ6 tbe
nMr' w !diNcl acceu to
beach. Accommodatet
l.mlrflllllU,au.ta .
11111 " "' family. Dual mltr bdrma w lpyl deck
o.w-waler. 2 ear atL
.... W/aulO ()lml'., bue-
tne D l 1ameroom
• .....,._. • beach ac-
~ Or11 b e, bobby cm.r. nlt·la putrlea,
tildmt ... ac1owave,
Well compectGr. bit.a
food procwor. CbUdreG ·--pll8. JI&. ..... aecurit1. Call 15W473 .....
"-'-...... uu .......................
~·•1119 a br, M\ ... beacb. pool, \en· .........
Newport HeiOJLs. 3 br 2 ba. washer !dryer. fp&c ..
aYlil. immed. 64.S-7488 or
CU-3191
.......................
._. Br, l st.ory. GarcWiis
..... pd. F/P, dla.
fam rm.-. No,... ._.T
c 0 I'
\W J t 1• . .................. ....
NPT. llCll. New VlUa
lldloe oc..a Ocean ft .
2 trs bdrma. ... trplc,
lrl pvt ..... llo. ..... ...............
RANCBO lllllAGS. ... ................
By llarrtott Hotel 6 ...... ......... .,
&aliaCll lllr, .... 000·
.. ..... ft.PwtPMto.
pool ----... ..
Nr. ao. a.t ..... a 11r • p , • ..., JJM ....................... ,....... ..... a bdrm.
I .. 1 ba, 11t llecbanl. , I~ ba. 2 flrefl•c•••
-. ...... wtD ..... --.1--cu I ·de . t a c . Pl I c e mll11 utru. a.t. .,.. = t' 0 -/90. =· 771·1110 •
Tlbwo9 QIQlto, . 21r, NMala ~ .-. I
...._. 41111 r& rr.te, Ir, h'plc, mleTO••••· ..._., ...,_.... ltr. Wlf'I IMol eue. lilome.
pool • cl••llo•H. •-. 011mm. pool • --. .....,.,..,.., •. 1w
araaal.
~ ..... o... c».G ... ...... o.r.-. ... .,... .... _... .... .
r
• A'Jf .... i.a:lultA.._
..... "\'67 Y• .. CM.,.._ ot
lwD l!rtt ~ ($1o.00
ftlllle). tlD
S.Ctlf. c 0 111 ., ,_.aa11t
Lm~=-8--61parta Chllb ~VIUeJ 'ncbU _, .. dalmed
--......-&-,n_ ""_..,_ -I .... I be 'bl dhll b;r .... to8'1I. UL
·-·----"-II..., ....... Nke m. owrloafdq llarbaa. 1 qll6I& w. a car wt. ---------~· =·~.-~ ~=· frplc. W/O ~.-t~::v':
• • ' he • ma.lat. 1&L-ta.Im (Cir) bome. Prefer q1IMt ~ t# an... prd .....mr c.lJ ... _._. Ba a....,.. 2 Br 2 furn. $210 uahan.
'"',...... 116' __ .;...;_;::::;:=::.:.:::::.:.:=I .,.. lHJ Ba , frpJe, ••t bar. _MHlll ______ _ .............. •-•••••• * * • __ .... •-•••••.. wurtty, tnois, pool, Female room male lo Cz •1 ie ... _nc 2 8dnn 2 &, Pl NllUel ._ ......,, weetda71 abar'e 2Br, l\AJ Ba •Pt. mKaoxsi f:!m.coaun .• pool, ape: mno.2111 H.B. SllO util lacl.
ec.tall.. . __ crt.a, "75. AJt. 3.-,oe•ivtew, p&rtotr ::ea_-111'_7 ____ _
You we tbe winDer ot ---.lll-1538 ofnatforwnn.541-141 Rmmte oeecled to ahr
two tree td.tU ($10.00 IW I'• 1Mdt ll40 oceu frcat apt. uaW associat ed value), lo ---················· :llr, 3ba. Ooedo. .-110. ..., 1$. D-71J5 So.C.. ~all lldult. no pet.I, AU a meolUea. Gar.
Cll1l llt l.Jlr3 Br apb.. auo Ed· "JSl.llOhllrfori4Dda
T .... Ctrck ._.. b.b. MMID. llOR LEAS&: 2 br 2 ba Leia~ --------1 oeeeD • bay new. ln &.ciquetfrSportt Club OCIAM At.IA Vllla Ba)boja. Mu.Ma. DO
FouDlaiD Valley Walt to the beach doca. GoodMCUl'tty. ~!.~~c;,: lo ~may be clahned =~I!~~ ~ =~=• Jame u for $ll50. an.er m. caJJini N2-56'18. at. pltkJB or bak:onles. En· ::eo\. 975-0IOO or
tbl:l Ulru Sii* $12:50. * * * 1oY 30 acres w /attract1ve -096 Tc)Wnbouse available --------Ire en be It, l re ea , -Sc*kJlll---.-. _very ______ -2
tram Jame 15th for l1250. S1Z5 to MIO. 162 Br apt/· landseape Is 9 hl>le put· Bdrm, 2"" ba apt ls;' the 'M»U7 loWDbae, laundry rm tang green. 2 pools. 11\lfs. ~ •. pool. No ~-i-v L ' Friendly clubhouae ... _ • Prime Newnnrt locaUon. _,__,,,,,enc pr. .--children or pet a .
-..a... ,..... Allbltnl. "'"-· colorTV. Nun&, ---· _...Ill. de.luxe 2 br 2 TSLMcm& Ma-ll03 exen:ile Is ~lbt room. -..:...'.....;:..._...:_.:::...:-CMN:..::..::__ __
ba, bar, brHtbtaki.Jlg Starts at ~ includulg '-YtoceaD riew. Pool, ~ulilWa S.C' h 3176
te:mis, •PL bDmed. OC· WMIW APTS Adulla.nopeta. rnnrnH•-••••••••
_0_. .. ;..._JJq.-__. -._im~---' IArlt 2 Ill', 2 ba tm. CASA., SOI. s r .,.. VUJqie a br ec11t-
Super Oceab rroot a;::.---.ordecb. 21'6t•ai" II do.2Ba.llOOmo.CaUfor
dal111•kl1 now tbru .... ~.:t'-,,. 1912 ~~~t6~2~H~l~l~~ ::i_=:;,11pm -.o"IM. ........... Yacbt avaU. ~Deil110.5 ---------B1f11'1 ~· ........ -... -~ ... -•-d UDIW11. Jbr, redecor. --~. ·-· crp ... rp1, "-" , _ _...... orM--Mll D/W, ear. Nr 5 Poiotl tit ATWL 4 UPU.-$150llo. Btadl. totm ()pell s.t • Sim iz..4. 222
Avenlda llooterey.
/• I' t-( 1: "' t '\ r •' ~ . ,~ ..
air. 1~. studio. Gar, 8tlll
frplc. D/W, M50Mo. 'lf t Ja ,_ hh d
'1D'74"1'95:J&.Dn crUds I a rd 3900
tU•c •••••••• ...... •••••• .. •
Sr. caado 9250 tAc. all
pool. 7-3 Jae, aauna. wbt.
rm. 91 at or S.3'28
Ro•1•1.,.e Deeded 11 38r
home I.a Lap.oa Bcb.
FllUIUe view. $217 mo.
~n-. mameYes
Rap. Fem. ~ to sbr lrl 4br, bome OD BaJ lal.
w/otber Clrll. SZlOllo
+4d.~
ftoonnnett lil&ld to OC·
C&Cl'Y ar ftDd apt. ln Cll or
NB area. 8cb penoo.
19.zl «b. Qmet. eie....
e6Grl.
WW lbar'9 my spacious
Cllltam bead! home in Lacuna in acb&qe (or
llded bUr'tor upkeep.
(no cbild car.,I pool,
Jacu111, pvt beach.
117-llfl5 -·"75 Claeery 2br. lW.. &aper area. Walk
lo ..t. AdDlla. No Peta.
m.3307
~I~!,_,~ Gwtw"C.a 4150
... .. In 14 plam ·--················
c:ar-clalMllr 3122 ........... ._ .. ••••••• Jbr, lba, encl 1ar,
Bld9ol' dole to beach. pSio/7U'd. Beamed ceil-
UW incld. Avail. 5-12. lag. Aull hnmed.
SliQllo. m.o..7 $lllO)lo. 640-'19M
2 a. 2 ba. e:qU. drps,
COll&MIM JIZ4 ll.CM! • retn1-No ldds or
--••••••••••••••• pmla. Sl!Omo. ltf.4382.
3Bdrm .. pa pe.ld
Eacl pr, adltl ea.sm
'-nlESEVJLLE''
2 Sr W/f,&r. Adla, cpta,
drpe, bllnt, facd yd. w .... pd.~.
2619 ''D'' Sallla AIUI 1315
~ ..... upper~2
br, dtw. ,.,..,., kida ok.
.. 100.1'1..c8>.
VBl'Sl'DI!. 2 BR, encl ,,., snmo. 251 ie Pt.
Upltaln. Call ~90
Mrlarhm
lhlld ... 3 bdrm. l Ya ba.
flreplaoe. $57S mo. In
Newpcrt 9'1a. ~5001.
$Z-1Br ctpb. l Adlt, DOD
a..-er. Safe, quiet,
dim. PreY ttl req. No
pet&. ilM w. 17th. S4f.03S8
llAMDMIW
Beautiful adult apt .
Spaclo\11 2 br, 2 ba
t.owllilome W/f.p., bltns,
L/R, patios. 9W> lo M75.
TSLl(lmt 842-1603
~ lor rent. 3 br m ba. t.t Is last.Avail.
now.~ mo. 873-2212
from $375. 2 bdrm WANTED: ~from 1535 + Genceln CdM.
-tmldl, wa&et'falla. ~ =~Cir ="I! Offb ...w 4400 NAD•"SWALIC Le 1 • 2 br apta from "50. P'rple, larCe yd,
plltio. gar, nr Hunt.lngton
Harbour, chlldreo OK.
Jm2 JJ.b Circle. apt 1.
8«)81.
~ ft"w)' drive Nortb ---•••••••••• •
OD Btadt lo lld'adderJ 450Sq. ft. ~mo.
Um Welt OD McFadden 4001 BlrcbSt, N. 8 .
lo Seawlnd VHl•ge. Aeeat,541..so:l2
Nearnn :atn ells Twnbse ..._ LC air, 2.ba, frplc.
bltlna, W /D bk up,
lk)'Utes, vaulted ceil·
lop . Db. attcb 1ar
~ m.. sm. 54$-3806
a-,, 2Br apt. 2 blocks
from beac h , eocl
garage. 962· 7408, or
9-1330.
l br, pMjo apl., ideal for
QIJ« mature adult. No
pets. S2llO mo. bt..lalt ii sec. Enc. c•r. avail.
S.S.1831
(114)1834U8. ... 4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S12 Week Is Up • 1 Bn.
kitchenettes, pool ai IDllldlS'V ... 9755.
Landa> I.an lllatel
Room wiih P'll eatruce, retnc. 1175. util Incl.
o.tal&ela.'*43112.
~
'-" ..... 4200 .......................
O:il&a .... furn. 2br ecm-
do. Avail. Ji.ne 14-Aq.
11. 642-4300, Ad 1ltter
'174.Xbr.
2Br OCIM .. OMT • 28&. 2 sty. new cpta. 911D We*. up
dame lo bcb. S'25 mo. MEAi llACH
9I0-10'1I. (213) ~ IDOWeek.ap
w./ftnda. A.-17W170
Wllll to....._ 1125. with 1--0CEANPBONT..;....-~.;.;...;.--
~a:~ l ba. ca1J Bacbelor peoUIOUH .,,._.ocean ¥Mw.
-._..... Jl4I L<lft bed w/baJ view. I I I I I I••• ee 8 ••I........ .. .... lad. .ul. for 1
Dlbll91 br .........
pool,
ll&llr.281.Z..._
h'oa OCD lroat, 1,.C·
.... pool. DO ,,,, .• fl:i.rnr·
~ ......... .
No ldill--.... tJlll ... & .....
r-~arr'fvyr-
............ *l&M'tMI' ................... _ Oa9!& --, ...... , •• t• .~. .,,.... ......... ,,,_ ,.. ...... ... 1 ........ ,...1-..aM.•mo ....... ,_, ............. --. ..... ,..., ...
.......... --• 't ...... 11/P. .,,.,,..,, ... .,.,.,... ................. . ............... .......
Hmttneton Beach
16785 Beach. Ste. A
l.l.50ft. w /fir •lout
Rim. 7 pbone lines
00«1 I Ac\-551-Tl81
*PLUSH* ~~Exe.Ste. i.wraded IJ1)d. nr. wbJdD9 ollloe avail. mo.
lo mo. rent ADc:l. recpt
rsid. rm., cdlee. mail & :=· • copia' avail.
ExecuUve ortlce with
secretary 1recept1011lsl
area I.a oew bullness c:mer at o.c. Airport .
~wtlb dmb and
phone a15tern for Im·
mediate mon-in. P$O
m>. 567 .1371
SIS>/UP. aJll. air. -1q. ft. 14141 Beaeb, tC.
.......... MNIM
anct tar ... ID C.M. by
*'llart-.. rwa.. -mftn.•m>.
Can rrr Vlllqe office ..-e ...U. l lie~ l
m:Llr'*-l'JS41J.
.om DG.VXES&Jrn:S.
P'rolD ... Air eood..
........ UWpd..O
I!. <¥8-7. G5alO
<me. in Bayview Ho&.el.
)latorical landmark.
ttSO 6 up. Bay View.
lmmed. occup. Coa&act
lbe.flSaZZ
Vaew d !My. lit time of.
lend. 2 d1x amca. Apo
fl"I*. LOOOlq. fl. 2 pvt
baU.. MOO W. Coast ...,. m..-. M043IO
WESTCLIFF BLOG
NEWPORT Rf A'_tt . ,. .... ,, . .
C.all M• Ho ..... r>
(,4~ f,10'
111»/rlJO. Pbooe answer.
101. Xerox cop)'.
SecnUtJ 111niee ava·1.
Gl..ollliS.
To ..... .,_.~
-.... Clllmhf' of Mew,.,t'• FllMKW
Dlstrt ct wltlt I•·
...... acceu to
O.C . ••rport & ... ., ..
Aeale call ror an a p-
pou"tmlllt
_. bids. •.• tnfc. c.-mir. loc. .mac
Newport /CGet.a ...... PriD.411lJ ....... ~.,.
b, t Wle.w 4500 ........... -.......... ••am'-* llkll'qe b. ...,. Call l6tl'10
Wans. AA. S. IOC7
tl50 lttd/Ofc near nu.
Z'lm'. J1101 Rehwlo Qr.,
IS, lb:t Bcbl0-21M
•>¢ 0 ...
•C r dll
I ' e•Slln
.... W ... u4 4600 . ..................... .
C..bedroom cottaie to
CJlltel •pot in La11m• BMr:b. Oarou del Mar
er a.&a .._. lcir UDO or
..... Qmet MU f9een·
Cial. WnW ed MJI. ~IO
Tbe Dally Pilot
Neepaper. P.O. Box ueo. ea.ta Mesa. CA
Ut28 or telepbooe m.'JlllK.
Wld.ed In Colt.a Mesa or
lNble area. 2 or 3 BR.
house preferred 3
IAltta. XI.al Mens>CH.
6U-j701 Eves . .,
a I •
ILeU.-J>le older cOi.lple
.,.. 2Br fan apt lo
Pllil Nw1ll for IUlJ 2 mo.
toaelber .luly·Oct.
leCT1Q
l or 2 car 1an1• oo
~port Pea.in.. 28th·
32bd a. ..... ied. Sam.
CS"1G or 111-STTI
WANTED: 8adl. ajlt. la
QIM « Balboa bl '350.
Mo. Call Jaae eves
~
Matin eDlllk>Yed woman
owr 50. ~Cam IUD·
furn. room •lpvt ba
CDll fN'B Ad Sia.er' 11$4,
IOGID3' brs.
..... ................. .
• I °" ... , 5005 .......................
Estab&thed
Allaa1 IJA and lt.ODeWVe
~ m elepnt sbop-
1*11 cea&er. Ideal owner
o~rataon Turn IH>y
with esttlwnt re\ um·
Owner reurtnc. sn.ooo
Jm DOG STANl).11.;or
lllopptnt cent•r. free
staoctt111 bide. E asily
f\oanced. 64S·1103, ....... a. ...,.. 44IO
............. --...... .,_.., with placement
Jltr*'-6oftlce1.-e at llMlrcr'Olllld lo open jomt
I $ 't ,...._ "'9llbn -.mc1. We pro-
..... J111 h fL ...... overtlead
llDA VDDJIM ... IDO.C. Airport vie.
ft.AIA All ..... C'OllllctlaUal. ..._v .. s.c.11. 'Mt&ta.-nedM ta. ....ID Dllll1 PUat. P .o. Box _Olltt ..... _
..... ~lrwOowr shop.
DIJ ..... No down lfllL y_. OWD lnYell· .... ..... .... ...... _, .
... ·-lotda ln· .-,.-.a.'75 ...
f NEED
IMO NEY
•
Wlll-.... C..
All tn-d ..-estate la , ........... .
....,.: ,._ IMm u.i:
Apto.N.a.Btk. .... : .. Pmte". aoo ,.....,.._.,: .-.... ..zm .
LOST: M. Siberian
fblr.ey. Bk 6 wilt. No
collar, t.111•· Vic. ID·
dlaNpnti• • .Dela•atf.
REWAJlD! ! ! 511-5UO
S,.; .. I 1la
WTDa 60-2171 Ml-0611 Lan': llaa. Blue point a-tJUm. 453Sanla
I BUYZNDTD'a FAS? Ao.a Ave.N. 8. Pleue calt
MPty. Prlnoal)' 146·6289 or 640-56$0
7llM1T15 U!WA.R.D! !
~bas momy for 2Dd REWARD Loat male Pug.
T o:a No credit cbeck, Fawn colored, black
m> Jlllky. ll0.000 nun, 00 face. Vic. University
nm..Forad.MmcallAat Park . Jord a n /-
m'T.lllan,ytime Mkhaelaon. Irvine.
551.f022 or 5S2·0141 •
i.t. a.I It 3rd T.D.a leave memqe.
Conatructlon & Bus. r-----=----1.o.m LOST: Blue • while
Ca.11 llr etart ~ In QUI area.
S40-006i8 or 9U41i1111 6M-4ll8& REW ARD! !
ttO.<m2bdT.D. at in, Ul· FOUND . L AB MIX.
terHt, Irvine area. blktwbt rem. LAB PUP-
SmallfrT D s avaU. CaU PY, blk. fem. SHEP.
Jackie <Ait. >. So. MIX. bm. fem. POM. U.CW--.1931 MIX. bl.Jc. male. LAB,
WeJI aeeunty 2nd TD,
avml 3 yr ,wd. 74'1. re-
cwn on sao.ooo. SZ0.000 or .._ mn.tmmt. Call
Pat Laoe 7tO·ll33 ~ .
, I fl/ ,_ : a I
LOlt&Felilld .......................
t -b 5100 .......................
EXOTICUS
PUMrSBYICI
l.r&erior "'-' del1gnln g
1 ... ,., Piao\ m ;uo-
uoaoce. Ju low as
11)/lllOlldl. Call
75M54S
"'au-c*cs'-~ llDtl.l ll a.m . •ew.ano after a p.m JC
no ...u-. pleue keep
tr)"IDI!
*** Lb ......
l:BIW~Ctttle
a.taMeu
Ve11 aft I.be 1'U1Mr of
two free Uckets < $10.00
valutl, lO
So.c.lf.
Cdr•Mt T_.ca-k
Apnlat.b
lAB Caballeros
RalC'quet 6 5'>or'U Club
Fouatam valley
Tdd.s may be cw l1W(1
by cal1inl kl-S678. ext. m.
***
The r a.stf"sl draw In l be
W'est a Oaaly Pilot
ll&Mafied Ad 642·5678.
DAM-lETS
ANSWERS ~-Deaden
$(nlce -F.pm -Volume -lau.ana -
00-00 DANCER
FArlflm ia a 'MlOdrom
dlaQc. 1 lmolr a woman
~ -hn' PW> and Is ao pnu:1 ot it. Lo um day ....,.. the t.aAe1 trom
hscap..S .,..a. Sbe·s
aOOOO DANCER.
yello• fem. fi'OU R
CATS: grey. ll.art haired
fem. G~ tabby, abort
balred ma». Grey tabby, •
ahort baared fem • .' Saa~se m111, ma-le.·
Newport Beacb Animal
Sbell.er.MWll5C
Foond: Claim or adopt at
lrvaoe Aoamal Care
~. We b&ve a full
hcue this -"*· from a
Co&den RetrieveT to a
Cocter·M•• puppy & ~ la between.
They all need good
homes, won't you help ..
~
LOST: Gray • yellow Od_.., vie Beach &
Heal. H.B. Reward.
8C2*4
.......................
PREGNA NT! Caring
c..:rldenbal counseling it
men-al. Abort.loo. adop-
uoo &k~i-APCAR.E 547 ·2563
T~n
OFMIWPOIT
ESCORTS
6'2.1S71
White male. attractive.
-*>fem 30+ for good
bmes. Reply /\d•72. Daa·
ly PUot. Box USO. Costa
Mesa. 93!126
DIAMOND WANTED:
Priv. party will buy t to a
C9l1lt.. cash. N.8 . ~S
MASSAGE simpatico
Ywr llMllMUr·
ls BobJames
0utca11s ~u. -.5m
•• SPlBl'IUAL lll!ADINGS
lOun-LOpm. t\a1ly lJc'd.
•1211 or 411112-9034. 1l1S s. Camino Real. San.
Oem.
GnltC1 ,_,
ESCORTS
31 Hrt Ml-0180
aclSfMC/VISA
*'OXYLADY• otm:AlL ONLY .
*'7J.1131•
ClllllsAlpls
*~"*' 142-3112 •. ~
MC/Ylla
I
ft J aK ...
Ollatndcn ••1• aim.. ..-..u types.
.... M28C
Coocre\e 1peciallat. All
..... 6dMipl. Pat.iol·
sldewalkl·dri vewaya.
Free eat. Lie #377151
714 .. 112J
I' f; I .......................
car.-ntry, masonry,
roofln1. plumblna. floortal. stucco 6 tile.
Drywall 6 more. J 8. ... ..,
-.UaMt, ~ worlr,
~? ! ! ...., ..._ • f ac•. ............... _. Oii-·-.......
IMtl.DIO a Cl..SAN'rNG .
lilllll,Qma'l ........ fftlf. --,.. rat.. c.u •wm ..,.. "--c.n .a Spm Alce---
AD..,... IYWlnc
1 T. tnack. P'ree est. ......... -••••••••••• ___ c.u __ All_._...-.. ____ BG• 1 Prof eu ion a I
I MaW
ii!'uUa1·MOYlD.. Con· ~-~1 ~~!: cnlte • tree removal. .._ • -,. __ , ...
Qli«S..-viee. -.1a dua. Free eat. Gree. m.-s
ooc ltUdlal. ai..,_.... I m 1 0, I
dump truck. Grade, -·-••••••••••••••• blllL DllD-.-0
Haalial Service. 1 ~ T. truclr . Wlll buy
bldeabeda 6 refrl1a.
5f1-0CZT
eQuatity Laodaupint•
Comp. IOftac..,e desip
6: ialtallation AU won
..-. Free ell. Green·
dale Landacap1n1 711~ .......................
I NEED A BABY
TO LOVE
tlome/Allt~. lnllde-Haulln1. cleanups,
oa.Ukle, no job too small, driveway re moval a,
..... ()Ql;y qulity work trimmtnl. ~.mt done. 5t5-210l
Japane1e Landscape ·
Dllllilll. apri.DkJer. aod.s.
delll up. matot. 90 day
WST, 12 yn ~· Llc.
511-GG,"14m.
na Carpent.rJ. doors, 54$.5105
P"""nl • Udin&-Free Ucenaed childcare
lllll.1Sl-G1.IS51-41117 o.t.a Meea home.
w.tAdHelp? 642.5878 Mrr708t
my The flltst dnw in the
West. . .a Dally Pilot
Oeeiftect A.cl 80-51'18.
,. • ... 5350 11;.:wrt Ir ....................... " .... cova. G.llL ..................... .
Sdlul1 Ir * 953-0771 • • •• udioa 7005
3' Hr Out.call Service ••••••• ••••••• • • ••• • • • •
PRE LAW aiudeot needs ee:~s~t
125.000. Will do anything &&met Travel Scboola
MifltWulcd 7100 .......................
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Ced Cmtinental DriU·
Ing US baa immediate
open&ni for A/P Cl.erk
w fl yn up. SlOOO to
start. Call Shirley
56-3'76 for aPIJL Le1al. Confidential 10061TalbertAve. FV.
DVll. P.O. Box 3242, 9M41S5 A c c o u n t i n g
N.8. !11663. SILL kDe i~ with a Clerk/Secret.ary. Good
Prof. Maaaage by Steve, .DllilYPUctOassifiedAd. typing skilla. 10.key ad· dllig machine. Exper. Lic'd Therapist, NB . ._._W,.........,. 7075 ---1 -hr ~ .~ .. UAll.-PM. Appl only. - -.. .,.. ,,,., . ...,... -.. 5S-317 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good benefit.I. a:so.11000 ........ , .....
24 In. '7J. I 231
CHICKS/MC/VISA
•FOXX SHOP•
s972-4n6•
34 HrOUtcall Service
Male will paae
ForFemalea
951'291Z7
..WDATIS
OUTCAU.
ESCORTS
642-8523
241n.
DAY&
EVENING o.c. AllPORT
T r a n s I a t 0 r , mo. Call for Appl ~:.: s b I E n I us b.. _m-O&l __ o _____ _ · :=-" In my Accinod'nl Oerk witll •c·
home. count• payab le ex· ...., w...... 7100 perieDce. Call s.aoo .......................
Armmtinl
t,.'7~:.:fs
PARTTillE We.need IOID800e with a minimum ol I months
sotid AIR & Collectiooa
eqie ieoce who wiabes to worit part time .
Ml.llt understand AIR 6: ll!Qeral accounting pro-
c e du re a, ar be ex·
perienced with phone wort. WW work min of
16-3> boun per week.
This ia. permanent posi·
boll. GoOd pay • Dice k>catloo.
Pleae call for appoint· mid: T-..cr"' 17141 94-940 I
Ask for Penonoel l.ocaLed on Laguna ca.
NXTG BKPNG
TEMPORARY lleO*r' today to Wed
CID varioul acrovntinl •
bookkeeptn1 H1ign·
mmta. Work cloee to
your home. Figure
Oerb to Senior AcCOWJ·
t.amU neeckd tbrouabout
~County.
zmNo. Broeictway
JD), Cdd..U Baobr
ad&.. Santa AAA
1714JllMIOl
FREE PARKING
Rd between Coast & El Toro Road.
E. •ESCORTS•
979-4976~~~~ ·~· STAIT
10AM4AM ACCOUNTANT, JR. -
A.A. or exper. equivalent
reqd. Health Care Mngt
M.+JOM&SSS
TOOAY!!l
Haul/1radio1. demoli·
tioD. ~.dump.
truck. Treea/yrd work
&11-1257
AIR alNDITIONING Ir
He:&inc Utility Sadlllebact eoue:.:::
lion Viejo. 7AJI to 3 :30
PM. M·F. Salary raqe
$W8 to SHec>. 831-4850
btwnW.
Am l«Y. plant ofc Npt Bch. PBX exp helfut.
WW tra.tn. 3-~m ahUl.
D:l-SNO
Artl>ep..
mlSTANT
All 111£CTOR
Awdiw ol our aenior
mtilt er-. an excep-
tianal CJ11110i tanity for • skilled, J>rofe11lonal artist in a buly, cr.Uve,
fauri*'IOD art deM.rt· IDllll Appticanta should
be tboro.llbp --'GllDded-"" inapotlllil.-...~ priol tectinlquea, JI .
lllltrlition. layout, type specificaUoa. lettarlog md air blwb technique. ~cudidatewill
have at leul four years
esperimce. wtt.b tbe em·
pbasis ln art preparalioo
fartbe print media.
Art depertmeat manage.
mem experience and a
decree ln commercial art are desirable.
Sa1.-y ranges from S300
\0 tm0 a wtlet pl\D COID·
plete benefit.a package
iDdudin& bealtb and deo·
talplam.
AllDlY in _penort between 9.Ut-aad 4:30Pll. )loo· day \0 Friday, or call
6C2-C321. ext. m . for •P-p:Wmn UJUniew.
OIM'tCH COAST
Atteod.all needfli for d-eemce pa atalioos
lo O.C. Must be extreme-
ly Nliable 6 honest and
IOOd w/ownben. Call
for awit. -.-1.
Babyaltt.er. Lite bskpg.
Maure, live-in. Medical
benefits lncl. Non ·
amobr. Reis. 1 baby.
Dana Poiat. Dl..Q34 or
a81
Baby1ltter. working
mother needa mature
penan. 3-S en • wee.&.
No bouaework, good
salary, own trabl. CM
-5tl-T1'11
lliabysltb:Q&. Paon want·
ed to wld.cb DlY kids, my
home, 5-1 hours eves .. 3-.S
dQs a week. Call before ... Uada. 49M741
Cuhierin1 exJ)erieoce wcUd be belpiul
Uniled Calilornia Bank 2220cean Ave.
Laguna Beach
4M-6546
E.0 .E.
~uuefT
~OfftCa
Cal9dlm ....... a•d
w ,Aid I nper for ,,., ......... ,. .....
... ~ ..... s..d -.-1r~,.. i..".:'"" to 'M.A. PO. lo• 1207,
• JIM -.oe 200lb 6ft blind Co. Npt. Jkb. bdqrtrs. The Daily Pilot needa a
PfJ1IOO for ow Clusified Advertls loc Depart· meat. Tbe person we
DAILY PLOT
330W.BaySt
eo.talleu All~~)'
s-c1 ....... c •.
92672.
male. Sixty Ii sexy _MG811SO _______ _ mowtacbe. Desires to, _______ _
meet compatible Fem.
Pbooe Tommy K .
8IMCIM
Pa dS..+lcn5l60 .......................
PROBLEMS·Need to
Talk1 Free COWlleliq
ABC Helpline 116-2222.
5400 .......................
Ncomting ~ sboWd have salea or
.... Acea t~ca.tr telephone aalea ex·
'TL-JA11u v..... bas perience, be able to type ...... .,.,., .-.er c. 45wpm (dectric>. have a
a poliUoo ~ for' an ex· p&eulllll penoaaUty Ii ~~=~ ~ working with • incl bent reconciliations, ll JPwP ol people'
auditing dally nles re· offer excellerit com·
...-., 1en'I ....... er a c· P&ll1 beaefill including ,.... -...,.,.. B n...._ medical. dental, life in· count analYsla, A/ . v.,-_,,,,t l llOl'tunitY for advance· surance, c.~ un on,
imot. X1at Benefits ar etc. s.&ary PLUS com-million! U.&AClllOOIC• worklne conditions. PleMecallforintervlew
Oo'1 molt acil· Salary commen1urate p ~·~ w/experlence. Send ~
ASSltaa/f,.._
lmmed. opening, will
train. NB $9-1111
ASSEMBLERS we will
train. Apply 7 am. MacGrelDr Yacbll. 1131
PIMft!tl•, Colla Mesa
ASSISTl4
IDfTOa SUlftY
5:30Pll to t :30PM, Mon·
day tbru Friday -
9:30All to l :IOPll S.Wr·
Call Joan Nelaweoder.
Pesoonel Director,
7U/98l-3118Dest. 2S. ..,. ......... m No EucJMt. A.oabeim
E.0 .£.11 /F. ial aemee. No ~m .tradmpforourAC· ~O:: or apply In OIAM8eCOAST
'DV1'IU:S CLUB. Save ....--~. Great for colle-1ana Blnlriq
d moonlia&en .... 00 MIR -. ... -bersbipfee 'Jbe.Jollyftoeer, tnc. DAILYPll.01' .,.,._...._.... 70l2GllletkAve, -w CJOS:.oo ~t ~~ ~~<_114_)_111 __ ·7111 _____ ~~~~~~~~~
t~J'a'lJEN¥ ~SL X 6-iwkle FedeTal Sav· GOOD VOICE. Call : tnca bas lmmed. open·
6G-4121 en. 112after lap for a fv.ll Ume 6 • 5:30PM.' Monday tbru part time Teller ID It's
Friday mwS.J-~ amee. ,,... ......... ol·
A11e111ble1e
lhntler UbonttortH, •leader In th•
111bla. growing medical device lnd119try
haa Immediate openings for AaNmblefl on tit and 2nd lhlft. W• lffk
lndMduala with minimum e month•
tact~ expertenc. to .ork on our new
product nne. Join With u1 as we
contlrfUe to grow and expend!
Modem, c-. fecllltlH. good starting
Nlaty ... th I Ml•I IN THI PlftaT IO
DAVI °' 1111"-0YMINT, company palO '*"""' Chftatmee _. lhutdown and
f,.quent Mlary fevfewe are OGmblMcl lo c,..• an eJICelleftt OV9NA wontlnt
environment wtth • ie.-I* ~ you the Job atablllty you ... k. ,._, In
""9ft .... , e:eMll ....
,.. ...... CJPPQrtunity
to dwelop ,_. tecllaJcal
6 OO'D""•'caUoa lkilll,
to procrw ln a ruklly Jrowi flnaocla( or· Experience
" but DOt .... .........
.... -JLIDt atart1q lllmY•~" beaelJt packaae. Ap·
=kmlmaybeob-a&:
OCIAMIM ....... .....
-..c...i.ocq;J trw ... ;i&'::'-... ,.
,. .. , ... Actm s ,: u•
P 1' tkl6~
ad.---Bri-ct.--eon--c-rete-..._ rt.eat. a.a..
work, patio conn. ...._lri491.t'1J.0'117
,... .. , .......... . .......................
--·~deall-T ~ Pool Doe&.. ,., .. •a.:z.
"Q\1 * • Cll 1 • .............. !P-.•
Prof•eloaal wla•ow
deeb. New lawa1. IAINBOW
1prl alrlet1. THa&E EIUrtor/lDt«lor • yr ....
ROSISLANDICAPINO. -· Low ,.SC.. J'ree -·• .. ••••••••••••• .Ue tllllM. Q7-41N. -~eo.4 ILepalr 6 Jluoof. All
----------~s:u·shlngla1·rHk ·
I 1 ~..,Joe Dullll. ......
--------Est/Int. Prof. bouae -• '"lPO-tar Free
......... peWhW Low nu.. St. &Ml-ii.a. AYail
....................... Uc srw. 11.tfa. Free LeMal ftl.ed. Reaaaable ....,? Tbe sc.arnoc a AQrtime.....,., __, --~_. OliUete Studeatl bave .., --· 142-00o P'O'"· Lie. T124·~06. PAINTING. Int/Ext, Ad-811Wt113.:Mhrl. s-.-....,.Nl-14Z7 comm'l /reald., mod. I I • 1 -.dlll refs. call Mw , u S.. +k:ei o::;;;..,.. --·-......... .
....... .... •••••••••••• Nojobtooamall.
WUl lll'OVide medical care
fGr the eldet1y ..... l ln
ll&ebqac. Prefer S dy wit. li~ln acbeduJa. Xlot
refs avail. 1·6%1 -3646 1.-.ziaa ,... .. ,,,. ...... .......................
P~PAINTlNG
l!spr'd. Reas Ratea. Free Eat. Call Gene ....
Haw somdbing you want
toaejl! CJ...tfllll!d ada do
rt well. IG-51118.
Quality~. int.text.
Low !Wei. Fast aervice.
...-.orM2.a.>.
£11.enar aad interior. Ex·
paimeed 6" be 'd. Wort
~54t-0710
~ Paialing Special .
Int /Eat . Qual .
work/mat. FTee Ht.
•im~
Re•waNe rates.
Free.t. 587-IZ'll
.......................
Cult.om alalned glau.
w1odows. elch1ng1,
doora, Free home ......... Lean. 64.5-8313 .... .................. .
Entryways Ir kitchen
·Daarl.
HNe ICJIDdhiDC to sell!
a-tied adl doll well
HlfpW__, 7100 HllltW_.... 7100 HllltW-.cl 7100 HllltWllllM 7100 ....................... ....................... ....................... . ..................... .
BaokiQI TB.La~l'D
Scuh Cout Bank, an ID ·
depeodeo.l bank. 10760
Warner. Ftn. Valley. m7350E.0.E ...,...,.s
f\&11 tune a. n co start
Part tlJDe on call SS.2S 'to
ltatt. Pri vale Cowl try
Club. Call for appt.
664-5404
BF.Al!J'ICIAN -Exper.
abarp, progres61ve
needed. Call for in·
\en'iew. w Kentm HB
9IJ3.Kl3
Bea\ay ~ 't. ts per hr.
Uc 'd req\lred.
l454'll2
BINDERY poaiLlan avail.
Exp DOl nee will tram
need own tramp. Nwpt
Bdl priDtiag co l44..m2
mcNICASHla
F /time (or sml retail
lfal'e. Payroll, AP 1AR. Cbaa10'1. So. Coast
Plua.
BOOKKEEPER
lmurance Agency needs
reapoo.11ble person lo
handle I general ed&er,
Reconcile bank state·
meota 6: peyroll. Must be
able to work 1.ndepen·
dently. Salary com ·
mmsunte with uper.
Call 9S:MJIN.l.
BOOKKEEPER· Im med
openinc for full cbarge
R*iqll". capable "' handl· in& all functions lhru
trail balance. Salary
(\Ml"+llUnlte W /e:Jtper
• atlility. XlDt company
bmefill. Com.ad olc mgr
TapeUe C«p .. Garden
Gf'O'N, 131-1980
BOOKKEEPER /P·T -
Waded pert-time book·
keeps' w ..... t.ax ea-
ps. Ii adminl !mow bow
\0 wan for i.oveatmHt bmlr1nl ftrm ln Npt. Top
pay fl more room for
adm advaacemeot. Call
7»1913
.
BOOl1I A'ITENDENT -
Part·Ume. CaU Judy.
ICMIM
c• ac1•
......... per'IOD
atlle to do catilaet work. fonnlca 6 allo mlDor "Is eeln ....... ,.... ... Wiii. EiQjoy .,. •
~ c•-c; llllDeftla 911 . •• ....,...
lllUl. AllDlY ....... ... 11\'l. l'inaaael MiiicnHOnL •Nllfmtc.Mr Dr. ---==)• o.. ... OU 1 ...... r.&Jor Ptr. ftl Ylr, ._.Au,
•Nlllti.C.U ........
M Alll llr NaDeJ.
~llEIS
UTDTEM
Openino now available for full tune A.ssaatant Maoaeen on 1nd 6 lrd
shift.s No upenent'e
nee We train. Advao~· ment opportunity for
~podr.ona w ~SJfij« hour 1! For more in·
ormallOa Ir lntervaew,
8'llltY \0 It.Ott •3? ! l ll .Del -liar. c.o.ta .....
Gl.aczl. Will lnterview
Mooday thru Friday fram8am \0 lpm.
~ ()ppor Employer
CASI B
Unique retail nursery
Im an lmmed. Cashier
pQllUOD avaa.l. Exper ~· qWtd. In eddrUon to a
1ood start101 wa1e.
CUbie!'I abare In com rrillkm pool. P1eaae app
lympenoo. Y·F. S.S.
llOG8"S GAltOIMS
2301 Sm Joeql&D Hills
Rd.
Corooa del Mar t CallfM0.5800
CHARGE NURSE 11·7.
RN or LVN. Do you want
\0 retunl \0 nunmt ! We
will reariealate you m a
small prognss:ave ours·
lnl home. Cell Ano
Tr.cy at The Gardena,
~-
O.EIUCAL 1YPlnc. tde11booe. mist'.
Accurate typiq Ir de·
pendiblly a mmt.
X1.ot BeDerat.s oc Airport Alu
Ftederirk 8r'OW1I Auoc. 5te--
Cerical SICllTAlllS F.mploymeot avail. ln
multi 1urrouodln11.
CompeUtlve pay, In·
tllr"fiew Ir bire. For mon
..... call Tad Senicet --Q.lllCAL
Dllr1 leftl poaiUoa. 1 year omc. experience nlNnd. allility \0 work wtlla n_.. a IDUIL Tak· i. ......,"'-between a.lo 0011. Straloflu.
17171 ~Ave., Irvine. E.O.E. A Ken· ~llld.O>.
-Clerk 7·11 •lpm-am .
Full Uma. tr5 PIMl&utDo,
Cll7Sl--
ca..ura
PR()G,IU94BS w aoal~ needed for
procreuave fut 1rowio1 data processing firm.
Mftmgm l yrs COBOL apr. 10 hnanc1•I ap
pljcaOOos. DOS. DOS· VS. EDOS PWS and as
aeml:ll)' are ~pf uJ. F.1
eel opportunat1ea for riOit peop&e P0111tiom to
statt early May Coolact
Kenneth Arnold at n• 'S67·3671 or send re.
sume a.ad reqwrement.s
Computer Time and
Serv>ce&, IM. U3 Younie
9. Seala A.a.a. Ca. 12'70S
No..,.....,... p6ease
Coak. A.II. shift. ttUre·
meal t'o mman1ty
P1easant atmosphere.
~ b!oef"lt.s. NII(.. 8cb.
Ql-3555
Ux*.<:ount.er help want·
ed. full & part ume No
eqi ~.Apply111
person. Wholly Cow
IWstaurant. 3420 Vi a
Oporto, Sle.12, NB. See
M1k.e
Coak needed for retu't!·
mml f aaltty. 2Dd stul\.
Qumarty t'OOtlng exper.
req'd. Good benefits.
Neowport Vllla. M2 586 l
COO«
IUffUMS
~
P'\JLL TIMEOPENlNG
EXPER NEC~RY
xun' CO BENEF'JTS
APPLY IN PERSON
INTERVlEWl.NG HRS.
~12.2-4
Moo lhnl Sat. l~la!and
Newport Beadl
Equal Oppty Emplyr
CUSTOOtAH and~ keeper for lowly apt complex 10
K.8. Xlnt position fOI' re·
tinle. Apt + salary. For
appt. SZl-8542.
Delkatesaeo Help. Ex
penence preferred, over
ULfulJThne
844-~l9
DELIVERY PERSON ·
Freeway Auto Supply.
2SM.2 Avery Parkwity,
M.V
Def Men over 18 for L.A. nmea to homes io NB 1i
CM. Reliable & have de·
pend car. Perm PIT
S400 rscso per mo.
&t&«J1; 646-5844.
Dental Assistant, ex-
perienced RDA. Crona
pobah. F\lll time 32 hr. '""*-No Sal. Mrr967 I,
aft s. m..-roo
Dental Assistant.
Orthodontic practice
needs chair side aast. Exp pref. Benefits.
845-28
DEl'ITAL ASStsrANT -
Eaper. 34hr per week.
Buly 1eneral practi<'e.
Corporate fringe bene.
~3641. 9am·S:30.
DENTAL RECEP ·
T!Qf"R: MNGR -For
pnva&.e Npt. &b. office
Exper. pref. Must have
X-~ lie. Salary open.
M4-9Jll
CXXlKS for C4Gv. Hosp. DISPA TC ta
f'ree be.allb ms. after Put tune• on~aJI work
protJaUoa period. Every avail. for our Security
~ weekeod otf. Apply Oep.. Sime e:qlel'. pre·
1445 Superior Ave. fernd \0 bandle phones
Newport 8"dL Ir rd> oommunications for maJ•tenaoce and <nJNTER HELP -llqn· aecurit.y calls. Apply at:
fti. n . Jl.30 to 1:30. THlllYNCO.
KS4l7 lD1l Camalback, N .B.
Olua&er' tWp wanted.AJ>-,~~~&M-f791~~~~ pt.y m penoa: One Hour 1-
flllrtlnb.Uag, ZIOO Hart.or DRESS JIAUR. Exper
lhd C.11. See Mite. -F\111 or part·tlme. ,
•i&cr9D-1510eves COlitii&MB.P
Nl er put time. o.y 6
en. 1&lfta. Anl7 in een«JD· tAM to %PM. CJruae Juli~\~711 E. ____ .. _____ _
BllbOa Bhd. aamoa. DllVaS
OouDter·Olrl, Ku1ter'1 11en «women 25 yn or a...-.. Full Ume. m older. KllOW UM! cout
E. 1111L. CM.~ 10Z1 dtila. Net SllO • week « paore. Orange Coast
~.... Yellow Cab. lTD llL
F\111 Qr p/time. Dry Berrmaao, Fountain • c I ea n I n 1 p I a 0 t . VaUay. (No of Slater
&lldlhlff Cleenen. ZM7 t!:S~ N • • ll ope ft
w Dr .• Newport,~~~~~~~ a..da,-I·
a..t. ..... A.M.,put ......
time. DO aper . ...,_., Vaid a.If. drtYW'I lie
W.-..Alfl'.Ja,..._. 'lllllll" •+rn. a.a Dlpplty l>Oitutt, 1114 d rh In I r •cord. ' ~lhd..C.11. a , -~Loeker.JW W. OJllll llwJ. NB. Ollllta' a.. S1•dmda
...., ... ,.. tin. ,.._.... muwm • "'* part time. l'rlencll1 • tn1i tl-.t dlt..._
worklat condltloae. Opca ... II n m.ua
-"...,.,--_________ , Di'9"/GUdlMI' .... .
........ CA1 ....... .
Good drlY ... NCOr4. ....... Affl1 at
Peno1a•••r, tttt
P1 lht Cll.
-------,.-
cam.wAMTa
to wort counter belp ln
DILi. £1qir. prd. App&y tn,c.raon. 2·5 PM. 2 Rat UdJ ~U. 3407 E.
Coast Hwy . Cdll .
8'1N150
..,.._Sl•R
f'or laYely apt complu ln ll B. Xltn pOaitioo ror re-tne. Allt + salary. For
aqlllt.S21-8.'M2
.....
Ho4altkHper, taper.
,,,,..,, Bl·llq•at .••
...... PA to «a.rt. • •
Serrice pel'IOIUI. • • ,.,_ .. darb, uper.
"""'· but • aec. AIPb' ia penoo. Hotel San
~•s. Cout
Hwy.,Lq.BdL
HIUl
HOSTISS
FULLTDR/EVES
hnmediate opportwlity
available for reUable
people oriented penon to
work in o ur hotel
19taurant.1, areetiDa " leMinl cuatolnen. En-joy excelJent company
benefits. Apply 9am· noon. llcJD.Fri., Penoa·
nel.
MAltlKm' MOTIL
800 Newpuwt Center Dr.
INl'EIUOR PLANT CO -
dea1rea bard workin1. ~ penoo for LG·
sta llatioa c rew .
Koowledae of plants " So. Oalif belpf ul. Jl'uU·
time. Call 557-4~ ut
for Steve.
lfl9lrOIY COM-
MOJOllOUTI PAiin.
fVDINGS
Real Estate Sales
People needed In
Sunset Beach olc,
top commJsavoo.
Call Bud Hyams
1714) 146-5502
Gardener helper, apts ~-------•I a.ta Mesa. Some ex-
Newport Beach
F.qml Oppor Employer TIOL Cl MK
Entry level poaWoo, 1
year office uperlence
reQUind. abWl)' to won
with ficurea a m1St. Tak· inc aiipllcatiom beheen
8-10 ooJy. Stratollu .
17871 Armstroaa Ave., lrvine .. E.0 .E. A Ken-
dnia Ind. Co.
lrnrnec# .. e opportunity
for pert.time earaillp.
The o.lly Pt.lot bu a
mdor' n.u avaUable LG U. Soa&b ~ area.
Delivery, a(ternooa1. llooclay tbru Friday.
mornJ.a11 Saturda1 • a..IQ. No moothly door collections. Earala11
about '500 per mootb 1ro11. Reli a ble
tnmportatioa and 1maJJ
CM.b depoUt required
Call &42·4321, Foller ~ fordeU.Ua.
Enterpri1in1 adults,
owr 2l rib Dynamic,
Adventuro11 1
pencmlit.iea, who enjoy
workine w l tb and
mctivlltial 10U&.ba •&es JO to u. suo br to lt&n.
llOO a week potential.
AIODe MW3:Z1 En. 2:50
bltweeD 2 and IP .M.
perience desirable .
6C2-tll17.
&AIDBB
Knowledge ,
FILI .,., .. .., ransportat1on.own tools.
---831-7%!1 Cr edit Dept . of ba nk --------
seeks eag er to learn GENERAL OFFIC E
individual with out-l(oin~ TRAINEE. Light typing,
personality, good ma th pbaQr.s. pn>ductioo con-
and ligbl typing to Join trol. No aper nee. Com·
this friendly company pany Joe in Laguna o r r e r I n g g o o d 1'quel. Micro Precision
advancement potent s.ila.831·9331 .
Xlnt benefits & startinR --------salary $643 month. GEN BR AL OFFICE C .. C.,-y 972-HH GIRL -Must type. Reception duties .
'JS3.m1
NOOF OPBATOtt
GrowinR bank s eeks
e xpe rie n ced pro or operator to work from 2
to 8pm. Good benefits
Starting sala ry a bout
5800. c .. Ctny 972 ..... 55
COUICTOlt NewlY created Potitlon
ror experienced Collector
from Finance Co .. Thrift
& Loan o r Bank .
Company offers flOOd
a dva nceme nt pote nt.
Xlnt bens. and 1tartin11
salary lo SIJOO.
C .. C.,., 972·HSS
Gmera1 Offtce, reserva-
t.ion1, typing, meet
public, 5 day wit lnclud·
big a I I mdl. Apply in
penon. W1 Back Bay
D', Newport Dunes.
GI I 40ffice Filing, typing. Must baw esper. with phones.
AM for &e 646-1684.
GEN ERAL OFFICE .
m ust type and spell. Hrs
2PM-8PM. !J79.1711
GBBAL ....
Here we grow again.
Permanent positions
available with tool rental
firm. Stores in Coats
Mela, Laguna Beach, El Toro. Beoefit.I, will train.
Apply 1930 Newport
Jlvd, CK. or 22600 Lam·
bert IID. El Toro.
Gmeral ornce
Repllable printing rmn
in Laawa HWa baa im·
med. opening for sharp
gal to nm coet computer
& varied office duties. S4
year old co. offers xlnt •cc--·..-bmeCrts. medical, dental
"' . Vvt"'I •"'"' , Ir profit sharing. Call Expansion opens. new_ly Terri , TI4/!151·9500. c r e ated p o s iti on 1n
Sav i ngs & Loan ro r Geoera1
individual with del(ree In The Balboa Bay Club is
Accounting & experience oowbiring.
In bank operations to join SECRETARY 45-50
this very friendly firm wpm Good with public
o rreri"g 1ood g rowth S15permo.
potntla l. benefits and ~call for a• starting salary to S1700 ~7358
month. c .. C.,-y 972-9955
ASSISTANT OfaATIOMS
OllRCB
Growlng Bank seeks
experienced Assistant
0 .0 . or Willing to train
Utility Peraon ·with
-strong bank background
& outgoing personality
Good benefits. Starllnf
salary ~able.
c•~•1z.."''·
Gmlnl Office. IL book·
keepi.n&. PJd OD pbone.
8»-llllOO. NMs2s
General Office, order
desk. clerical, typing,
tbarclalb bowledle of
ult boa ta required.
90-81
GENERAL OFFICE -
Np&. QIU-law firm aeek·
ing clerk to perform
lbiwy ftllq, xeroxing "' other general office
dudes. Call Anne Abeam
1SBO
MBALOMCI
-ToStart llORESWITH
UPEIUDfC.E
,, ... Gil"l oftke
•Vartedacthttiea
WewlDtralD
Co. Pldd beaefit.
OMtATIOMS ~=-1-ll onrtC• al Pi.ee.
Batabllahed Savln1s • __ Ne_•_.J>Ol .... _'.t_BNda_~---
Loan aeeka Individual •a...a--•ma-----•I
widl ...... lilll<'e in bank .a Aj.V--..................... ·-·---m A~ to JoUI UU• Xlllleobme1Tnlal50. frlendty rlrm off•rlnt . ...
lood ll"OWUI r::tl•l. . .... J ........... =i'C~~ . ~!(~
Guards
HlltlHGNOW
PART-TIME
OPENINGS
•PayuptoS4 J9perhr
•Un ifo rms & clconm~ rree
•Semi-ret1~
pel"'!!Ons welrom<•
APPLY IN PE RSON
MON FRI 9·3PM
BEKINS
PROTECTION
SERVICES
2001 W. Ball Rd.
Anahei m. Ca.
C714t761-41ll
F.0.E. M1 J-'
GUARDS
ll\all • put Ume. All area1 . Uniform s
fuml.sbed Aces 21 or
over. Retired welcome. No experience nee. App-
IY Unlvena.1 Protection Service, 1%2S w. Sth Street. Santa Ana. ln-
t.erriew hours ~ 12 " 1-4 Man t!iru Fri.
HAIR CUTTERS
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
-Needed ta Npt. Bc:b.
salon. Guarantee d
salary +top oomm. + pd
vac. +medical beoe. No followinl reqd. J olo tbe rasteat growing chain of
hair styling aam ln the cnary. Call Secky for
apft..
Ca1-•d
f'afw c• 149RivenideAve. N.B.
646-74.$1
IWRSYTLIST A 'M'EN ·
TION! La1una Hills
area. Are YoU auert.l ve
• wi.Uiq to work in a CICJll&el1laJ atmosphere ?
Call T10-ZJ45, follow1n1 preferred or we will
train.
HANDYMAH Ftr IL maintniaa-::e &
elem-up. 1bia is a s.day
aweet position w /fuJJ co.
benefit.I. MUil have valid
California Dri ver s
License . Appl y I n
penoa: PENNYSA VER,
16IO Placentia, C.M.
lbL-Fri. 9-S.
HOSTE SS E S &
WAITRESSES for
lcbabod'1, H.B. Fu U "
pmt-time, 18 OK. No ex·
per nee. 11512 Beach
Blvd<Twoe " Country Cntr.) 752·8955 or
96f.2Zll.
Hotel deak clerk, ex·
perlence desirable,
graveyard eldft. Call Mr.
Kareck. Atilo Creek Ina, So.. lApna. -..mi
lbel ... Mt •• 3
loa It~ PULLTI E
..... leekiu a Door Attendant for our ~. Penon 1bould beJleCde.oriemect • able lo -ealorce co mpany ~llcl• lo cbeckllll
LD.'a AllPl1 la penoa ......... lloo·f'rl. 1'8mwl: w.tmMOTa
•Ne• ... tc.&er Dr. New ... , ....
Dailll Ojpal' • s•,,es:
l•NNIPCWtQrDrNB •------•I ·-...., ~ftl:IC
...... ...........
IUition in boepita.Oty In·
duatry a1 restaurant
manager. Applicant
llJl&Sl have a m.IJU mum al
4 years t:raift.llll( in an AC·
credited hotel school.
Two COS ye~ proven won experience. Appli-
cant must have back-around tn aumbera It
IOlic. Salary ranee ls 117.800 to 1218,400. Send nsume, includiq salary
hiltary to Ad. No. 537.
Dally PUot, PO Box l.'60, o.&a Mau, CA 92138
HIUl
SICUllTY We.,......, a reliable
pnan to wort flexible
<swtn1 fJ 1raveyard
&bilb) bows. Law en·
rorciemmt or aecuri!J ~x
perieoce beillf w. EIUOY excellent company beoeflts. ~ply 9am. noon. llcJD.1"11. Person·
nd
MABIO'n HOT&.
lllONewport c..m. Dr.
New ... tlleacb r.-oppar-EmploJer
HOUSEKEZPER·Lg.
a.rfi.11 littinl nD in U ·
di for It. ba.ltH duties.
Ki& priv. Noanolte. Reta.
...... BalleylG·8Z35
flomedeenera want.eel to
..W tor Janice'• Rag-
gedy Ano'•, bra 8·4,
n..M 675-2514
•HOUSICLIAtaS
S4. /S4.50 per br +
bcallea. WW train. Full
Is parttlme. Advance-
ment opp. llust heve
t.ram..•1C9>
Houeebeper, live In s.
dll)'I a week for lady in
So. l.q\.ma. Good waies
plus benefill. Non-
smoker. Referencu.
4a.UIZZ
lnSEKEEPER for 181.
lady. Sm. home. Lite
deaning. IOCDe m.ktc. in
Lq. Hllll. N6-8819
Jh•eeper. live-ln for
mature couple. S day
wee k , refere nces . m.zm all. 10A11
IDliEKEEPER, 5 da11,
muat ha9e own car.
f9maneat. l45--009.
INTERIOR PLANT
llAOO"ENANCE. Need
expr'd bard worklne
penan. 0ranae Co area.
Call 557~, Mk for Bill er SI.eve.
llllpedion
FIRST
ARTICLE
INSPECTOR
Jolo a prec hi on
amdadurw al medical devicta. Beatley
LllllallllWW ..... lD· ....._._.. l·I 7ean
""" Artlde ............ '° Ptrfota Ua.pedloe dutr.la~~lla..•.U .." s .__..,.. •dr· = 1Dd /W baalc .°' ..... II">' dletliapalftmd.
...., .... •Cllllent
ul117 ••d eomplett cu~ paid lleMftta • ...... llPillJ • ,... N.
lft9n'OltY
~Toa Olrp~for a statewide financial
aentees firm, Faahion
llllD:I to nm inventory " receiving. aupp&y order·
i.ag, taventory cooll'ol,
mail proce11ln1 • apedal Jnjecta. Eap re-
q 'd . Call 140·0123,
9:3119m41JaL
MIWHOMI SALIS
0Jme talk IO la about op.
pcrtuaiUes avalla~ at Gem-et Qwies Realty. We're expaadinR! Ex-celleat commlasloo
schedllle, memben ol 7
local bouda congeaia.I pwp and bo;;11.1 pro-
ltllm. For a confideatiaJ Interview. pleue call ~ GoUulo lm-7$12
ASK FOR LAURJE E.0.£.
PASTE.UP
mEmlEI
1Wh ll laut l year ex· JANITORIAL Service, ~ pertence, preferably
pa rt time . Co 1 ta p•~JE up aewapaper. Excellent llma/Jmne area. Ex per ,y ~ tm11*C1 benefit.a. Appty
di.. top pay or sub COO· ttttllDILEJR between 9Alll • 6l>M , tract. Z13/9ZMl:il. CaJJ ~ Monday Un FridaY.
bwn41JaH!pm. wt&h at least I year ex-APPl.YIN PERSON
peneace, preferably OIAMGilCOAST J=-..:sw::~ ~ oewapaper. Excellent DAILYPILOT
prm. 15 bn wk.l.Y, call aft ~ benefit.I. Apply llO W. IA Y ST. S:SFll.~ =~~PM. COSTA...S.
llY...c:MaO•W. 0.t.MelCOAST .... ,..,....,..
3 penon offtce 1ookiD.1 DAILY Pll.O'I'
for eooaeone with 129 ex-JJO W • .., St. PBX ~ Service
pr. bUnlted ta learn1ng c.-...... ~.... llatllre. de·
key todiac. J)ynam.lc oo· .... ONi utwltr peadabte. Eve. Sb1rt :
line key eauy s11tem. , , 1 !" 3 »U. Bxper. pref. but
Divenffied interatln1 f !. will traiD. MS-Z550. ..t w /a srowtng com· pan.y. GoOd company MGffT AUDtTOI PBX -for aaawerlng
b e n e r lt s . S a a t a AllDlY Crail Presley. San ...nee. All abiA. Fllll •
Ana/lrrinek>c. Call VI al Clemente Ino. W W. p/t. llany beae. 228
Computer Payroll Co. Elsplwdlan Jl\:nlt, (,_,.>Lag. Bc:h.
7141'!'67.azt4
IE j c.. llSES AIDES ~~5lo.
Gt I ti° HPll Traia i DI program needt lharp penoo for
Cor public 1aroen in available for Cert. oir fnmt olc co operate ODl.~Umellonthru Nurses Aide. Good switchboard, open &
Fri. No e:arerience aalary. 7·3orU-7. Fullor ~mail. • uaJStant needed. Cal 673-228S p/lime Mesa Verde w;paacmd dept work
llan Un ~ 8: 30 to 4 :00 Omvel .... p. load. Type SOWf>M aun.
pm. Ptevbaa clencal exper
Luxllca-=---pe-main--tm_an_ce_1 ~ 7·3 Is 3-11. ~ Hrs. 1-5 Moo·
rcnmao. Must know lr· XbL nae of pay. Apply We offer xlat pay &
ri1at1on. Full time D.O.N. IUt Mesa Coo· beaeftta.
permaneat. Start $4.50 valmclal Hospttal, 2S70 Aemle call for appt
Ir.Good co. benelll.a. Ap-Newport Blvd C.M. Tllallk~ll,
ply •A • H Laod9cape, l04*0. Pa1IODOei Dept.
23811 Via Fabricante , --------4t4-t40t MismiooVtejo. 761-4751 No-'---------• ... _ •PIXOPRATC>a •
L1AD MAM I• "'ODIAI. YSIS ~ time or full time. Preler expr. in produc· dQI or eves. Must be
tian ceramk cutinl Is ltMft.YM able to work som e ~~~~ ftmda. Typing 1k1lls ,.... ..., co. benefits.
opport. ~ QiUcaJ Care Eap. pre. D>£
Liquor p tnme. ni&ht.a 6 fsred. Wlll train for tbia Flllll. &. area..-.1110
..... Muat have Cub ~~ Ume. In AilPlftarea.ss7-Tm
Restater Eaper. 1111 •PIX•
,,._,,., TAB. w . Mn'. bu a
71MJl·llOO L l ve ·ln Cook ,
Houaekeeper, to belpl~~~~~~~~
care for elderly . M......_ ,ni.~·~,.,.,.~~881~·'7252~:__ ·~---Nurwea Aldea. All ablfta.
............... man-helper Good nu~~-No ex·
Cor apt compln la C.11. per. aec. Will trala.
RdUed « Miili. (JlJ) c.tlficatloe pro1ram
&a51. available. Apply Port
--------• lleH Coo•aluc•nt
liDll*al. 2S10 Newport avid. c.M. MMeOO.
few ec-itiou open la
TUI., SA. Cll, I& Hunt. B. area Varied llbifts. P rr er F /f. 11aQ1 out.at.and· bll .....,,.. Wort near
)'GUI' bolDe Ir earn while 1"JU~ m....., E.O.E.
PHARllACY
CLEB.lt.C.11.
llat11re, 1ood bra.
»811
R ece nt grad .
btol<>o /chemist ry for
IUrD for medical com.
paoy 10 Ne wport. e.s.zw.
KC8'f .trYPIST
P /bme. M 1~. The Aren-
cy In~. 7$2·8080
RECEPTIONIST. Full
u me, Bllllwer pbonea,
apm mall, IOfDe filmg &
lilbl l>1Jm&. Mlulon V 1e • '°' lm-7450.
IUX'EPTIONIST
SfDlETARY -Perma-
mlll pmt time. P1ex. hrs.
Alrpirt area. K. R. An· d!non Co. S..U43
8ert?MJ1Ust for erowtng
desap Cum In lrvU>e.
Front otfice •~re. hte typlDI, bmy phones.
~ Brverty at 641-8820
~ tn medical otl'Joe. c.orona de I Mar
s.&ary oCJ81 m.8200
R.ECEPT-Switcbboard.
P/Ume, 1arse Newport
Riedl Law Fi.rm needs
P tt1m e telephon e
operator, recept1oou t.
&Ul-lPM. x.1.nt bene<rts.
Send rwume to Byron
Tuni, PO Box 2780,
Newport &ea.ch • ...,
~ST
Eqier. bdp(ul, It typmg
& ~wort. Xlnt co.
benefits. Informal office,
CM. C...U Millie aft 9AM ,
KWlllO
~acJIUSl want.eel. ex·
perienced. immed iate
~. great Job op-
port&a:Uty tn expandmg
company. Apply 1n
person. Ask for Fafar.
m:J s Bnstot So. Coast
Plaza . Regas H air
~54().1118
llC.nOMST
WltJt or wttboul typing
needed. Top pay. Tem ·
panry 6 rWJ tJme. Call
TodSerrica at m-0184
llC&'f IClBIC
for t.y reJ est.ate oCfice m Newport Beach. Only
_.,wiwtk active applJ. cma ~-Call Yvonne
It Waa.riront/Salls bury
R.&.maoo
l.l. ..... W..
IO-l5"0C1 hdoa
S..1WIS..ed
tl5·J402
AlllfwMr .....
Reliable woman to care
for ambulatory lady in
La1una Ni1uel, mu•t clrtve . .....,.
WfALNOSIUS b' loftl;J H.B. apt com-
Dlea. Se1ary + boaua. hr llPllt-m.ea.
RESTAURANT·COOK,
taaill llllPlicat.kJiolt lloe-
Fr l . 3·$. Tbe Raaty
Pelican, 271$ Pacific
o..tHwJ,N.B.
... -561'.••••0Mi PIDASTOU Now.._, rcrtaU ti part
U.. ..... p . Varyiq
.,. 6 bmr'I; Ideal lup. =t.al lacome for
W9 Ir lt.udeot.a. Ow pri)&i&d'te, grow.
1Qe :z:°/a offers op-part\lliill or advwe·
1111111& bMed Oii your job
perfonnance. Pleuant
'MJr1dQI cooditions. Muat
be 1.8 ir over. Apply ln
penon.
23005.E. Bristol
Santa Ana Height.I
~4 <Between Jamboree &
Campus)
E.O.E.
Rat..rant
BROILER MAN &
COOKS. daytime, n.lgbt
time poa.iOans avail. Ap-
ply In persoa, Moo thru
Sun 3pm-6pm . Also
"°"*1'Jues & Casbien ~
avail. Q-azy Horse Stealt
Jbae, 1580 Broatboilow,
S.A.
Rmtalrant
W AmlESSIS
~in penon, 2 to 4.
STAVROS
m> W. Coast Hwy.
Rmta.urant
COOK. Dependable
person t o work a t
modern he alth food:.
hmch counter prepanog
sandwiches & salads .
WW train uniforms furn
EXtnl medical & dental
beaef. Apply an person
J...udberg Nutrition Jsk
ror Mg . So Coast Plata
J:m 8nstol St C M btwn
Olrousel & BulJocks.
Restaurant
COOKS HOST~ES Aw'.>' In penoo
~a,ARJA
Dana Pt. Harbor
:u, Mon·1lll.ll'l>.
Restaurant
New & e x c i ting
rataurant concept. Npt.
~. lrvme area. Open·
logs fo r c a s h i ers .
counter belp, prep. &
Wlity. FUU-time • part-
bme. Call .,-. En1lish.
851-JD.
Re&taurant
Cantonese/Mandarin
Cook. M.in 2yrs exper.
a.Ill know bow lo pre-
~ Cantaoese specialty
tea caltes. <Dimsum>.
9elllOD. coot soup, pre· pare other Mandarin
s pe c i alty di s h e s.
~emp4oyees, as-
sast ui menus " prices.
s.J.ary S1200Mo. Cootact
Mr. FU 714-139--4481
~
IDl'S
HOMEOFntE
IMilOY
lmnw!ilde openinp in
oirfamil.y rataunmt.s at
.-by locat.iona. We re-
q\Are no previous ex· e Jcimourfriend·
Come see us t.o-
bawllm 2-4P1D.
W.....W•1cMH
llC2 Adams H.B.
~ ........
t' I,,...._.
C1•'1ra
2:mz Aveaida de la
OartoUa. Lquna Hills
3355 s. 'Bristol
SadaAna an eaqq Dr. lrvtae
~ Mar~uerite~
MlSslon Viejo • w...,..., ....... c....... ;
7311 EdlnJer. H.~
Equal 0ppor Emptl'
.-S 1m1CAIM ,._ a.l: ,__. ••~
Twta •••, Ill r..n. ~Ill= :. r.' .:: ~~~ -......... Cd
rrt. cl•r•>; 111-111• -•---•------....._. 6 w11h1fl), oomttADO •· .... I
MlarM'17. uJla -rate 14111,pH,
l7W Sid IDllL un p-. var +more. • ..... .... " .... botaom. y . _. ___ .. _____ _
"';'~;:~/lrolC ~·:1r~::
Drive. ta,JOO /OI0.1•-------0flmt,_ A ea --! "II ... ,-%
=== --.......... ......... " ... Nlto ... .a-. .... ..;;.;.;..._..._ _____ WMW • ...,.r • •11· ....... .-. _. ..
Td it tllet&on ll•Hber. A·l coa4. aD-...a
.. !!2!!.! ........... -.. -,...--.-.. -.. ---~-tll-.-t.-· 12.5 ~
~u .._. Copier _.. .. Jc+nem ..... v
IM..,.._ WW 6 D4m APl·Sl•ple laf
..... ,,, 110....,.C..., IDC.SIC-Y .-muCASH? -.... ____._lCMBPaJCD Ow•, ... WT'nP ol -~ OOl.J).llLVE&. •·'° to .. per iOur --wube1' • IU U.S.. 0008: OClld ctw
.. I ht + ....... .,.. ..... WMrtpool ,....._ ... laclJtt
..... .. ~-XlDt -------• ... cm11..-.t1N1Jo 41' Orao Marteer , ... ., I " ... ,,... a-.. uran1 Y ~............... _ ........
Put ll•• • ffesl9'1e __ c_<m_>\_IDIA ___ _ .......................
t.aU eloU•l•I· Coeta &ALDOOlJMl'G.OU .... ......Mf WMd )'OU
----.... kid ........ '° _. .,.. owa IDllM1 ? --------1 ....... U•e ........ ~ ., do, but tbeJ •EITISlll
Sll£S
..S a mature UMrtiv• 9*aklo~ ud COUDMI them In aalet
onent.ed 1obt from f.t
PM dally. M.00 br to
It.art. SL00.00 week poteD·
Ual. 'Phone M2-ml. Ed.
250 between 2 and 8 PM. ~FORLAURJE
E.0 .£.
The n.ur PUot hu an t"PMllafe ~ for a
s aletper1on w It b ~ dllplay ad·
vertl1ln1 esperte nce. Good salary, com·
millllatw Is excellent fr· iDfe beneftta. Escellent
grOMh opportuntUel I«
as--W\1h career am· s.a., P tr.• DllliAa pr wk,
liUom. 5--tPll. &It. days, DO Sun·
Callfcrappointment ~· AWIY in person
WE COAST ca11a~~·~
DAILY PILOT eo.c Piasa. n~. Ext. m Salelpenoo wanted for
s:--·tl ()pportwlit AthleUc a&ore, f&&lJ Ume. ~-Employer Y Opportunity for advance·
~~~~~~~I tmn. Call L&ane or Bob -~. SALIS
....uMS
MIWPO«T
f'U1.L TIME OPENING
FOR
'EXPER SALESPf:RSON
CHINA.SILVER
:xLNTCO. BENEFITS
APPLY JN PERSON INl'ERVJEWING HRS.
1G-l2fs2-4
MONTHRU SAT
1 PASJDON ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH Equal Oppty Emplyr
SALES NtSOHS
~plus adulta to with and rrdlvate kids. Over 21 suo Hr. to aurt
In l.ulml, Capiltrano.
San Clemente ~aa.
SlOO a week potential.
rdTTIMI EYINMG-5
~I:
642-'321 or 498-8800
Ext. 250. Between 1·5
PM.
Alie for Andrea
S ALES CLERK -Sa*
" 4'1 .... .,,... fll
Th JollJ ao,er , ..........
o,.al•I for •• ••· periHeed &..ec•Uve ........,, No lkP1Mtd e;;:-= P o~~ QUlra ... aecouoUo1 duUes. Lovely office,
w /con••nl•I •t · mc»pbere. plu1 xlnl. benlftt lleCk .. e lnehMI· lnl medical .. daontal ln·
armce • prollt·1barl11•· Apply ln penoo from tun fo4Pm at: THE JOLLY ROGER
INC.
170CZ GUJetU Ave. Irv
71 .. 546-Ql31
SICllTAIT
The Jolly Ro1er Ad·
mlniatratlve Office 11
looklnt for an ex·
peNDced teenitary for
their Mana1ement
~Dept. Poel· lion requlrea xlnt.
abort.band • \ypuij lkll1s 4s a plea1ln1 Ujepbone
persona lity . Prior restaurant experience
would be a ddln.lte plus
Lovely olflcea. :idnt.
beneftl pedlaae. Apply
in pef1IOD fl'OCD 8am-4pm
at : THE JOLLY ROGER
INC.
170C2GllletteAve. lrv.
~
• SICUT AlllS • ~ today for local
temporary aulJruDeala.
557-0045
ho-'l•t• opeoln1s. nfitl a Cell _,um. a. ww..., llAd riap. pmtU..,cM1for •..,. ..-.-._ t ,....._._ Allo
-a.y Madi lor ..U -·-I S 11 .._._.lblabe•Ull'm. bu y 01 ter •I J'rlt ldare wa1ber, sU~ • ""•lry, UI IUJ ~a.-drJer m U.S. SU•er dollan 4'
a Speed~ wulwr oca, WW pko.k..up. Call .. GuareaCeed. J4l.a'12 ... Dl6ly qUIM: Dtred ~s.a.
GIOO er QiUed. ....-i. Pvt
Used waaber /dryers, fly, HB.
• coad. *50 ea or t.t -Pladnl----a-Oauified ___ ad_ia_
d'r.maa
. r..JHrW..Wkt
Now ltt ua pt beck to re·
allty, t.be reality that
M11 YoU CAN earn SZ50
lo SliO for a 12"' hr work 111 I i tWct .. 8021 """*' _ ............... ~··
M MIJ a dialial )'OW'
phone. Give U1 a call.
We1l do tbe rat. ta..wrl .. n.u-atart "/hr .. Ea.rty 5: INAJll 1blft .
.. AHHnl l.n(onnal ~RE BOTH
INl'El.UG ENT 4' AM· BITIOUS CALL MIK E
GALLAO ER BEFORE
...."I' 8078 .......................
Dbl. fau marble lav ..
bnllld ,..... •· Mlle. doan, c:eramtc lav and
UledMllbll'. t4Ml'10
c
YALE rcrtW\.. 4.000 lb
lift upaelty. NHda
8030 worlr. 14.000 080.
MUl552~.
UAM. 9'1N085 D11ar1er 0mep B Z2XL. ttu I I DI IOIO
TELEXOPERATOR W/CM"rlftt'. Xlnt. cond. _ .. _••••-••••••••••
A tudlnl f i rm In 35mm or 21/• format. u.ciACllTA•S
Newport Beach. nee<h ~ from '1fJAIT bUlioeu card.
an uper1enced Tele1. ""--8040 SllJd one card tor each
Openl.or. P /time from --... tac p1ua OM ape.re. We
1:30 to6:30pm.Moothru ... -.. -·••••••••••••• return permaneot11
Frt. P\eue can AMette KEEiHOND Pups. AKC ....Aect aa.rac:tlve taa •
atMCM31.3. Clwllp are. MtF. Pet & strap, meetln& alrhne
111_ ·-Y• s ho w . Pv t pt y . J o. requarementa. p,... , ... ~ 213/97-134.5aft8pm. -,__._ • ..._.,For a Now hJrtn1 telephone • .._ .._ • LllOl;I• •
secretaries for a new Puppies for ule. part penanal1led ta& eoc:loM
concept In answering Au 5 t . S h e p 1 p a r t ~~~:l:·~' ,,!::,'1~ !~ service. P /Ume or f /Ume "a---' .. ,. 751 7826 ~ ahiftl available. 1.ncludn ~::r..,.._ ~ea. · will t.ck • t rim YOW'
aome wluid1. Typln&. AKC Golden Retrieveni, tap. Or try two cards !5::t:Y~~q ·:~n~r1~~ ~. b&ood. rm.. beckto~:c&5.
avail able . S alary : n 4/SIM179• S2eaor3/'5
m>1mo to start I/time' 4 ~1.q:UL80ea.
tQCruaes accordlnl to Puppies for u le. part 6f.JtapSUQea.
)'OUJ' pl'Ot(J\!lllJa. you w Ill A u s t . S b e p I p a r t war mare suo ea.
be fronl«flce to many !anvyed. SJOea. 751·7828 s.Mia Tu Included
Important bu1. Ne ed 11t....-.-a-y-8045 NOCARDT • .-..
good uioe cl voice. as ~ --Dr9W YoW' own or ~ aunmce. appearance & •••-••••-•••••••••••• oaine. addr'Ma, pbooe &
~ctPle "'7 moclet"D Ha II VWdoMce
bii ' h' •. Take O¥er
PJ•ta. Ult. < 114 t --
ar..s .... aolid light O&k
deefra.ftle c:al*leta • of. am cbaira • Wl. off re-
tail ~. •t....n. 1111
Doiw. SL, &&.. -. Npt.
Bcb.
~MIW
Wataut desk. cbaira.
typewria.t', credeau,
e&.c. xw eond. '11D-11Zl.
rtw&o.; 10to ... ................... .
PIANO YH1aba MlA • ltr...terrabie 9Tllty.
bU for 12150 wtll take
S&IDO/belt otr 9.-.s
er.i1tu.I Yam.aha Or1an
D-80. like new. barely
Ull!!d. an 1 "'°°· tell for aoo. 864-l&U or Ml-t ~
Bab)'Grand·DtYOrtt ult' RecaDd. refuUab. 6mo
ago 80 OYe1' S2@, 8»9019
PLAYER PIANO
Owner mt.at tell
. lllliO. 775-2039
KIMBALL Conlo&e. CrM1
Senea. Pecan finiab,
tlwx:b Provt.adaJ. Mint
cood. IJ,SOO. 14$-tS70.
MMm
=~·.:e~ 15 r Tenn
.. ..., be av.uable. C.WM•
...... Jull Curl•1 YedltS..
SM-1505 ennl•I• • '7U400 646-ltlS weelreadt, 142·•121
I ••
'77 Seeeraft.SPD, rally
equ i pped •
All/nltmuWpl .. CB,
RDF. MB. outri&&en. new trtr. IC7.lf70
9070 .......................
--------1 Irr bame w /4&' slip for 1170&'Sldpjadl lae In H . Harbour .
Pl)'bridle cn.iM!' 213·212· 11Mdy1, eves
SALE SEALED BIO -.-t .
AS JS.WHER E IS
Inspe c t b o at at ...,..OITMAWA
81ea'wUn't LocM:r, ZUl Sips Avail MM55l
W. CDlllll Hwy, Newport Newport Beach alip avail. Beedl. &e.aecl b6d opeam, April for Wood Sail boat.
17 • ..U:OOPM al~ m.«505 .Evea.
a-t MartDe Surn1on. f'or Sale: 40· mooran1 .
S13Z E 2nd St .. Loa& Newport Harbor off
Btach. Ca tcml. Mll1Dt! Ave .. Balboa la. ~d muat be act'om· 6607•
pained • Jmoaey order
ar c:aab6er'• ctaect In the ....._ Shr.,. '°'o
UllDld ot LO'* al~ bid. ---••••••••••••
paya ble to Richa rd
Flamaon Balance due
Wll.bm 7 day.. <>wne_r te·
MJne& the nlbt w ref'use
my or all bids. Mart en· ~·'SEALED BID''
"JI u· Grqor alUJPinum
boat. Ubp J obaaon,
wtcllm wl. t.rtr. for boat
Ir motorcycle. estru .
s.c.ae.~
18' c.onalr 4 cyl, 110.
QllO/best oCft r . Call
~
RV/BD-1 Stora~e Yard. 24 hour I C<'HI. Pvt Rai~. Huntington
Bea c h . Near
Beach/Warner . Call
15tW7 or ~m5 Ext.
841
T1 eat.._ •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ a.bell ,._ .. hiab.
loaulatlon. cabinets.
Good cmd. ms. llC56-21.S4
Pre9tite drq store N pt. . Bch. Full·time perm•· Wan te d . yo u n f. .. ,.. M saJspenoo for women s nm.. Beoe.61.rvUO r. f.a8on at.ore. Apply in
C1'-LlrF-.
11 t.lf10llNf( '"'50NHll ~ IMCI S
ambiUon. PUPPIES we'll mU.e one card per
Call Mm.· Fti. mom· Taite your pick, 8 male Ir tac. Add 25' eflCh.
e4M871 E O.E. 6 Cem&&e-call aft ePM Send c:bla or money or· . derto:
21 ' We l lc raft Nova st •1~ 1ot4 22J0MC as tan Cuddy • __.. .. --•••••••••• ~ or e.t. Georae at
t1t::e-1 t150 .......................
11wooct. penon: zm w. Balboa
BYdNewpirt
l7llllrdtser..t .... ,.,. .... TYPESETTER . esp wtdyl, *l)'b.me wkndl. PILOT~ ~~tWrl~~! ! u0~.!_e_r -~--------P.O. BcJa mo Do1aowD llretet'09ni with ~or~ PP. BllLTACO TRAIL BIK E'.:
Xlnt c'CDd M:iO
SALISClllJ( Sandwich deU , reliable
For marine hardware counter person, part ~ tn Newport Beach time. Daya onlJ. M·F. Expenence necesaary MS-e40l
f'til':l.aa '°" ~ ,. .... e 80IO OllUMw.Ca. _. --------i ...................... .
aU eqaap • Simi Cooica1 ...a.ao . ...-n Ph , ter 31· sport r.... StS-314'
benmn. rebk. m..
f'ull time Immediate --------
opening. All company SCTRY fG-. Office
benel\ts. CaU BALBOA Part lime. 15 br. Student
MARJNE. 549-9671. mt. No expr. nee. 2600
EO.E. M/F/H }:. Coaat Hwy. CdM.
7S2.-.s
Sales Eneritetlc Ir In· Seamlttaa. Brid.al shop
telUgent young ~oman aJt.eralloo.s. part time
needed for Hdus1ve re· Oexlble boura. Could
tai l s hop . Mus t be won from home. eo.ta
fu bJon orientated , Ir Miu area.
IACtlMOUMD ........
S~SYI
$1100
Wvely lrvinie Co. 1rowU>
position, dyna mic peo-
ple, casual atmollphere.
lmne Psaonnel Agency
488 E. lnh. eo.ta Mesa
!lli&eZM 142·1470
SICHr.ilY
OFFICEOFnlE
PRESIDENT
~1~r1r~e:fi **I BUY**
1bomaa Brown 413-%744 Goad med Fumiture • ~Bl will Mil
VETERINARY HEALTH oiSF.LLforYou
TECHNICl.AN·Uc, 40 hr MASTaSAUC'TIOH
"-KENNEL PERSON. 646 1616 & IJJ.9625
Siil &tnooly ...... L39
WAITllSS
Part Ume. 5 days. 11·3.
SUS to start. Private
Qiuntry Club. Call f«
&pit. 644--5404
NINE Drawer Dresser
Wdh twUI mlrron. 80"
g1AS top wood dNk with
chair. Botb Uh new,
$100. ea. Oriental end
t.bll. Pl. °' be9t olfer.
19Mml
.................. ,. ......
IWMl&W•-
2 \Dlar1l9 115 eaeb. l &*llait rao. Sbe ~10. aJJ
lo esc:eUeal coodlt6on •
warn onb' a few times by IUlliem aurM. 540-5721
aft8.
MOVING YUST SELL!
Anlq. dreu. need.I tt·
pair. S!QO. 7' ~ tbl • bra. Imp l500. 3 wood
be1' ll.OOll SIC> each. 4· ..,_,... dreuer SIO. eves
'190-1'150
.... .,.. IOt8 .......................
Bla&lfW zs•· RCA cob'
1V. z .,,. wmty. f rf!<e de.
liwry. ~.-..1111
Ouole ICenO. like new
Lo9dedll00 e.7252
Home' c a11elle d eclr.
model I~. IZ50. C&JI
lhd aUCU17S.
<ZU>'7.as13 HD 'II XLH. 900 CC, --------1 QllC.Om. :dd. cand. SZ.800 a · ~ faabcnnan. n .. ~aft. SPM bll. '4.S-, alps 2.. Cray ~ ~VHF. s.lnt. cond. ''Sal Mlkr Homs. S. /
ty" '*°·~ ... J'Slal... fl60 ~-------...................... .
18' Bay 8Det w /canopy
Encl O/B. W1nnu of
Cbararter Boat Par »de
81J.71T1
•anusCRArr
Orys VI. &KW Koblet' .S li.e-e·brd quabUea
ll2,0DO/slip A Y 646--9000
•We Rent•
.y,,...~~
Top S t.o 10U-W benef 1ts
Wedo mau>~~ free
5lllCe 1972 f u1 l refs.
Dole's RV Renta\3
~
RENT 22 ft. lur . m l r.
home; sl'16. 6: self-ront.
£!0/Wtl. +...m. ~
h a ve ma n• I e r I a I ~1121 $5&-9333
capabilities fw future a.s· --------s't mgr. Please call or Secretary-P robate Ad·
apply to Apropos. 29 Dli.D1strator willlnl t.em·
Fashion h land, N B. ponrily lo perform re·
644-21152 I.Med functions • do own
Corp beadquarten for
atatewtde investment
semces flrm. Puhioo
lallnd. Excellent career
oPPOl' wilb diven1ty 4s ~ MUil poues1
WAIT RESSES-full •
put.cime, pd vacation.
a ppl y Taylor '1
Rst.aurant. Santa Ana
Freeway ~ Redhill.
1\wLln.
Ji\iJl lize wa&.efbed. new
liner&beal6.112.5. full i.i1.e ~. SliO. ven
DEMO Equa.U.an ~ otf
ule. Spect ro, BSR.
ctOWD, J VC • otbera
tram 9D. A&Wltic M&ac ..... .......... , a. ... 9050 .tllDSlrfke,, ....
&kc11 vte1 9400 tYJJiol. g.91112 556-M77 11ood rood ra 1 r of CS I spea kerll. MO pair. ll ... --.-......_-----
.......................
•SALES•
•IHDUSTllAL• Fast pvwing company .-a l&lemed salespeo-
ple for specially 10 ·
dustn al salel.
Wedfer.
•Excellent trauung
~~•~•RY top-level e sec ullv e ~·~ seCrtt.artal aper. Call GllAT HOUIS! 640-01Z1 11oo tllru Fri.
9: 311111D-5:30pm.
Put srowiDI medical
center wltb new cor· StcurttJ ~~~ ~ ' •ATIGUAID
WAITnSS
Mature la e xpr. In ·
clvtdml for fut c.olf ee
ibr:ip. The Blue Dolpbla,
23116VlaUdo,NB
WAITUSSIS
l'\aU or p/t1.me Newport Harbor Yacht Club .. Mk for Doroth1. 4J7). 7730
Ori ental Rua. t :i'12
l<ermm. P'rencb colon.
800/tllt *· -1512 ~ t>eneflt package.
• VacaUoa bonus •Hieb repeat bualnea
•lhna1ement OP ·
portunltlea
•FA.m up to 125K com·
bftnel!IM ~for a ~ pdva&e comml&IUty, Hcretary -{c)'tii'e ex· La1Wla Beaeb area .
etUlftttaifftnl maoaser V.w.Ae abift. M.OO/lll'.
lo work 30 fioun per a.lleMIS11 for appt.
.-,1A11loSPM. Pmi· 51 HrG--•
tkln ~ t1PIDI °' eo lmmed. oeiid.. .u tb.11\a.
wpm aod • ood phone Qir mid .,.. a mutt.
p8nclaallty. Retared welcome .
Wanted : packa gers . Double bed Sl00 /080 .
female. Sll.S/br. to start. Maaat tell by Apnl 11.
J( er It ra I ae • . U 17 8'0-57«> or 213-47l-90'12
nu.ion ftnt year. Mlavria, N.B. 5'9-512$. ... -"•bd -~--------Mull ..U, al II WM WELDER. MacOreaor w/ftCmet&l'I. bbbelves. 11 thit UPd1a lo )'OU. !Et'• talk.-Call Mr. Troy. Jloo.n.. 1:30-SPM at
2 13 /991 ·5244 ,
213t1n-5UI.
<1M>f1&.T.M3 Yacbta. um PIAlteolta, $35(}.. Ad SIU•r 1145. We~ • pod tta.rtift' o.&a.... eG-&31»2' bn.
nc>JAN MM IMC.
aalar)' and excellent SmcY/BKPB, part/full w oo ow o R K ,t; Rs = beaefa_.,111...i.!~ UJDe, R.I!. Co. COi. posit ions 11\'all. fo r Marina Sale: ADtlql*!,
.--..--Salary DIS. Call 9·1Z, q ua llty·orle n ted In· mac. Oftice dalr &r chr.
SALEl·ll/F, caavau eall: llcDlftam.oo dh lduals. Ple<'e work. ADIDOdcoad.tilMM111 not aasembly line. Full & ~~~ •• l.11~ C7141f62-44JI Loolrla1 for Sbarp part·tlmt. 493 3t79 Co\lch yellow v ln y l
•• _1 ,-..-~~~~~~~~! Prolesslonal1 HeklDt w/loo.e cu.abloni. 7'. ~· lllD\ COJblD. ~AKY.•1otnce -W.income.-..clA2. )C.Rqellft 1100. Twi n bd SSO. -... -------1 atedarpmecttop.aotcb ~ ~~~n:!:. CHESTX-IAY a-1111aft.5. :z:z·: 1a1at ty= ..-... __ .. ou io. :=.'::·~~t~~~: ~·~uc1 ::.tA=.,.~.a:: c••..1 =~Mlnround~
moHJ. can 1oliln : CJ;:icr.·co.;;.uuve pd blDlfta for small ._.,.....,.1m
a.al. =.· frl•i• ccompu1.APP'7 Salary '7&00 . SlOU.00 _._ 1&1.-1111' IDCll&b. ~ re-WoodlD dllll • ua.• a.. ~ ..,, o, ,.___,. cpred, llltlt tJP6a&. DO lltbt wood •llb 4
J1811Mo a.ell ,.., ruu ,,..._ •••• .. & aperteoce. A9pl1 Im· ~ ud .ia-&op.
U•• eauer OP • 8SCArl'A•Y -Npt. ...aea medlately. l>eadllu ua. .... llOf ...... E-::"1:..C' u.. ..... l•• llt• •Milt ........ ,., =I· ... ....... IOll
•I , aow ,.1~~ .. =~·== :'c~..,.<~ COUNTY OP ......... _ ........ .. ~ atedt .... U --ia*11Wt Ole. C..11. ~ 0..., S.-Ill •n.t, I ~'='=-= WAIY -..aMM•-•N.lkllia.aa.0110 ~:i·=~'ff; .. ·=.. • • . ... ,, .. , , ..... ~ ~~, ~tml I:..,,,_, ain.ltJI ........ -.· .. =.. .... _ *'-•-~ -.;;;. ... ··-v---1M'al reir •enatUe, .._ ... ·--· AmrmlD"Ae&ic9 .. tar IIlcrlM .. an. =•r•'8ta•td, lO.P• Co. btnlllQ. AJIPly la 1'111f1It• ~· 9' I I. d 0 D ........ W/XID& pnllD ...... 11.llil: 8tan--• flllll ,., ...... •P-""-•._amt f0t clard Ibo .. aon s.
Ill •: ... 1'• Coal mkf•· .&sec. Salary ..-at,..liltd ............ c ... 11_. ----•
...,..... Ill I .... ,.,.. -.... _ ....... .-----~~-.. IADIO ~-ti,~'oda:i Ml-:..;-.-.. Q;;d Ull THI
11MC1C 11 c::.=i -... :.;r"°,:!~ DAILY PILOT ATMIYCGIP. Mii -. .. ,.....-. ..,AST I.QI. ..,..._,,,. .. .,.._ .. ,t ... •: .,., a. UIULr
M .._ IM./nlett. lltElll, C.11. lllYICI
---._ ... 6 • _... .. .-.. n ._ -=~-------1 DlllCTOIY ., latlHlrl ......... IMHf ,., l'or ........ ,. ... _ ................ , .... ,. --· ',.. a " .-...... ,. ~'6•1 M SenlC• Call ....... ,_ Z-. ... -S r-r,:g Ml-1671 .. 19..r= a.a... ... •
OAAAO& IAL& .. , 6 ... .... apm ....... -.a eMldnu dadlfl. ..... dtalal
rm &bl • cllalr• w JmatelslU all wOCMI ,.,..._.)llli&O ..... ..... ,., .... ,,.....
....... •11Cb •.e• ............
..... t I u .t• --=,···"-... .
('ond ~1-8446 , , t
' 0 .......................
Racquet Club of Irv. G-• tOIO
metnberwhip. Mutt Mii! ............... •••••••• 1vz:J reu. oner. ni.m1
orea.41TT ..,. Klt·17' 8-tabout ---------t ind broaM/blueprlnls
2 llemberabl P• to aoo vahN 1100. Call
Newport Bc:b Atbletlc ......
C"lub, SUO ea. 0 1') --------_.., MARINE HAJlDWARE: --------1 ftiaial. WM, IGtl more.
OJto de Cau ram. mem· DEAIS
benlllp. Gr.t buatln1. 1681S
ll'SAISB.S
FI S HIN G.
ENTERTAINJN O .
BUSINESS'' to' Hat·
'--~· £Qjoy ta.• Ill•' Coatac:t : lllDbllqia
~
.......................
414 aandtstreet tlrea.
Ma.17..5. ()vs JS" bJgb ID·
cl. I ha1 ricna, looks
VMt. muat sell. ~.
&ClDor~,u.t
tcrAla.
119-lfn Dluun Pl~up
Parta for sale <Doors.
Bumpers, Rear Tail
Gae. Compkte Body 1.
Call 7Sl-ar7 or m. m s
ExtBO. boraebae ll rldln1 •
............ ... l4Ml'J'O .----------------------.,
CARPET · phaab ll1bt
..-i. • moa. old. 1800 eq ft. Sacrifice 13.00 yd.
lln·lMI
Miit ... Racquet Club ot
Irvine couple mem·
ber1blp. Call eves :
'190-J.SO.
Sofabed, aewly up·
~.+new mat-
b-9 a11. xan nrm cao
baa/IDIL Sl'JJ. Ml .GQ5
~ ... /llMllll99. or·
tM91ilc, II 1" wrnty. H••. sau. 141.12os. ...
LUll81!&: lal·l14'.
Jal•U ', ls7 ·t~·.
llNM'.Altortl.llft
AD ........... -•s .... •bit·-·
Fl\ID YDUR NAIVE
WIN TICKETS woam $10
Sautberll Callf a?Qla
Celebrity <J'eQQll Cla11l
6a!UQly. ,... 28. t980-10mt.ln. ... 5~ p.m. .............. .,_~
..ellD1'1&fllr.•411
Loa Cebllllfol ..._,.Mt 8par1ic:;u,
~...._
Two UIJlU wlado•
0--... IUdiat • .. . ...,, ..,,, ....
a•ma
~IJf~""-1--IPOlllOred IJf BASF Video Ccfi>. ,
ptOOMda '> ~ Q t IAL •'19109 Ind°'*.._ dwtllla.
---('"'**9U'dl•~ .............. ,..... ....... "°,.
.... ..,1-.intNWlll ..... ., .... -..-.om..1C91..,--..,.. N. ftollMll...,. lllOlor_.,."'°"__.
9120
....................... . ,_.a ....
1975 DODel m:.~
J/4 TOM V AM ao&a. .-.-wiu. ,
Al*! .. ww........ ...... .......... wttb ....... AMIN ......, ...__..Md IUD•
ndlo w/calllUe alarm root, tlte other with .,.._, C.~.&...... ....au.ek and mucb tiNl.IDtW~rLUS IDOrt . 1410171)
mucb moNl 11 Ortat <mJBO>
wort truck I Now r•· IOI Md.AW Ille.
"ft Olilli -~ ...... -1-............ ........ -..... ...... . -----
duce d t o 0 N L Y •N. •acb Blvd.. '79 28IZX 2 + 2 "711/but offer. Call (5111.No.olSAl'wJ.) •
(714) 141-2411 <leave LalWn &DUD Onnd LmNr7 Paebn, ~!:! 'e) _ or. ( 71' ) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! llDAft'" u.tq, phaab ln· -~ terior • .u ... ~.1
OllDer, loedad and very,
71 Dodla Van. sunroof, .. Md...... *" mce. 12 Mo.112,000
....................... imc wblt, rum 1ood. Ill. Se"le' Contract ~·ood. 842·0712: & IMilable$1.ll,94( .. WZll7 ) '911BZJ21118.4d:rNdaD.' --£
llPd. deM. ortlblal. 00 M Corvalr Van, runs nllL AMIJl'll cau. lllOOO. pid, ~HITA Hll ~aft 5pm, 641-1027 ea.ma or lllON. Beach Blvd. ..na """
• 64Nlll1 u HABRA DATSUN
.... ..._.. P/U -i-....i~ For u.le: '71 Ford van. <5Ml.No.olSAFwy> ·
-....... mm..--.., llOO or trade. ·55 Chevy 1714t52.J..5lll lllOl E.17UlSt.reet nlltm'ed.Neweaa•nm· _.._bed trailer -oo a..-.. ~"-Appt. SamaADa 558-'1111 nmc...,. ... 000./()ffer. ~ • -. ~ .. ~ man ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j ·77 Data&m B-210. 4dr,
'41 Fant Woodie, restored. .._ W.e.d 9190 711MWSJOI
~!RUIOGN·
........ 4 speed. power
u.tng, power bnkea,
atr cond.. AM/ftl atereo
cauette, electric aua· red, dedric wt.ndow1,
tcl*Jtan Ulterior. Only
3),000 miles. Beat offer.
~80-0138.
aW>., a.mo. 131 ·3883, 6
aft. 5: 'JS'A.1850. $11,GGO; 'e Ford Woodie, -• .. •••••••••• ••••••• r .. lored mlot cood.
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Ad•••1'111'WT moaet.
1.-1111 IDc. auto. ~·1 till. air ecat., all "*1 ..... ta.. NeMr,..
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tm, Td flat hed, 1100. ---
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WEPAYTOP DOLLAR
.... alled can-forelp,
cbmlUes or daulc.. If
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SIS Bartlor Blvd.
COfrl'AllESA
t7'-2I03
WAMIBMll
Late model ( 1171 or
)'OUDIW) VW Camper
~prefer a pop.top
or Weatralla model
wbicb hM low mllea • ta
cleMI PIMle c.il <n4>
1-741-1801~ no wwer. PLEASE lrJtaa I
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21G llM'peri&e Pkwy. IOSSl<iif Vl&.10
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'73 am. i.o.dtd. 4-apd.
AIC. oew llres aod
dutch. ..... m.83IO
·74 Datauo pickup
w •camper •hell. 1ood
oand., '8IO or make of.
rer.111.a.oatt. s .
'11 DATSUN 8210
Great Ga•·hver <
Automatic, radio.
wbl&ewall ttr.. Sold eo&· ~ wt&b ODl7 27,.0 miles.
12mo.112,000111. Service
Contract avallable .
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$3664
SllTA ANA
DATSUN
2lOl &. 17Ul 9Lreet
s.;i&aAm ~m1
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110 WAGON
• eyllAda', automaUc,
lllr N!!ldtticm4n1, l\&IPle
rack , All /FM.
bodytldemouldln11.
~ ~.Lcomole' ........... ~orani· Ou-Saver. • Vacation
Reedy! .. (ClllPRO)
$1641
SANTAANA
DATSUN
2lOl E. 17Ul.,.. Slllla ADI .._ '1111
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Air eoad., autom1tl1 .._, .-o. _.,
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Slut*! AD an Uke-New TODAY!!! l>wdikm IN'fmllrY CHICI IYaSON
0 ... _ a..•-vic• V'W·PORSC'HE-AUDJ ~..:.=.,.a-=-._ E. Coest lllway
--a.l!llYside Drive ..... Newport ~.ch m-oeoo
GMCTllCICS ...... 9756
m>e.tlor Blvd. •-••••••••••••••••••• ~'\~ •t DEALER IN U.S.A.
ROY
WANI'TOBUY fffi CARVEi 1'71BONDAACCORD ROUS~ROYCl
4DRSEDAN.642-3319. ,,..Jam .....
MIMI '711 ,.._ __ !:z:' ... '"
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T.,... 9765 .......................
"JIOllica OT 111\back, AC,
llll'f, 5 1pd, AM /fM,
liMdow kit, lmmar. PP
IMOO. 552·S680 home.
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EXPERTS
IAIUa YOlYO
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ROBINS
FORD
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IAYRU•OI
UNCOLN·llDCURY
16-11 Au&o CelUr' Dr.
SDFwy-IAke P'on.t ea.it
JRVINE
IJ0.7000
'70 llettury llonter•y
Clllll,lpe, pll, p/b, a /c, 6:
rd>. •· Ray or Bob • 97f.2424 after 5 pm,
-.s.1151
of N E W 6 U S E D 1lnt Mercury lllooarcb
ClliemlllDI Gbla. lo ml .. lmmac.
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caad.. fully eqwpped. --tkil I ttU ................ ~······ ')41;-1200
--------• lllLllt.aQI. e cyl., a apd .•
'D No¥a Wacoe. Good ltict. Xlra CGDd. Great
tnall cat. New Urea • nle. 873-«J57 Anytime.
brb. mo oeo 873-6964
ttos m. 73153 won. MltC, '73 ~ Carlo All pwr,
tape deck. WJl'e wbeela,
'87 Ramb&er 11.D. •ID.. oew Ur-ft • battery. ndL a 1.it&Je WOlir, nms ,..._ ......,.. ..... -...
1'71f0a0
,, Mada RX7, wbt, blk
ial, AT, J.S,000 ml. :dot
em1 $1400. 41MM7 at\
IPM.
,, RX7-0S. 5 1pd. air . SIR. map. Perf. Owner
'7Ml517, nd11 l'JU700
Mw II•-9140 .......................
19'9 MIZJIOSI
4DOOISIDAM
Slftf' blue • Joeded wttb all ol tbe bmlr7 appoi.nl· am.. llmt Me to ap.
pr..s.ar <.vPO>
ONLYSMtl
HOWAIDQ1 ... •t Dowe. Quall Sta.
NPPORt BEACH
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'17 ~ 4506EL. all
xtru lnch1dlo1 1nrf.
:.>,700 ml, mlDt cond.
Sl.9-811-18.,131"'411
7JGdcl450SI
Perfect cond., new
paint.loaded , orll
owner. Appraised at
SU.74.S, wtsell at 111.22$.
~M-F.
'87 MBZ zmL. 2 tops,
aw>, silver. muat aeU.
95(X). Sl&-1748, (M2.J2ll
Flftl51Y ...
Rawe~ Available on SEO .,.._ Benz. Simple
mt..tt with m.ln.lmum
daiwDOD approved credit. a.n b'dlUila.
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MOITS
&-11• -.110.
19"18 Toyota L1ftback.
Jdm. cand.. 12,000 ml.
M4"-7*
"18 Luxury Corona w Ill·
Loaded. Xlol-cood.
Lo/mi. See• make offer.
P.P. 531-'1.hfL 5.
v•a g 9770 .......................
78WIWAGON '"Iba B&a One.. wtt.h 4
c1Under, automatic,
AJl/Ftj stereo tape, two-
lme pUlt. oew U..., low
aillt, rocl air. dual mlr
ron. "Bii Savlnaa "
('1l'ltJOI )
$411
SANTAANA
DATSUN
DJl E. 17th Slreet
Saa&.a Ana 5.51-'1111
.......................
pd 13DO/OBO. KM3lt ,_~ _____ .v_,,....... __ _
aft. s. 7l lmpU.a Sport COUPe. l
77 tDINET WSJl
• eyUDder Gu-s.v~r. automatic . All /Fiii
--air CODdttWUo1. luaatt net Ult..._.,
CJWDe". 8"t ~er. Call
MS-m1
'71 12 C&mmo Q.-c. AU
die mi.. MOOO or bst.
dr. Call after 5. 549-"11156
tillSTAH& MAMOI
VI, automatic trau .•
pwr. lleertq. vinyl top.
Veilow • /tlladl t.acket ...U.(9ZP'\'Y).
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
201,Q UAR8011 Rl\/D
CO'SfA MfSA f>-17 OOHJ lllOl't nma, mou,lcllop,
rear wind deflector.
apart It.ripes GO P"der° bl~ palot. 1 owner.
22,990 mJle1 aew. 12
Mo. IU.000 Ml. SerTlee
"11 Moote Carlo. Take
over low leue+reea . Xlnlcmd. ~ '• ClU!llC ft.cyl.
tnnl, p1a. SZ,000
auto
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Contract a vailable .................... •-•••••••••• 'llB lfUSl. V8, auto, clean.
(07T'RS) ''11 II ark v . Desl.ner awn
~ Edit. Top of the Une. m-0473
SANT A Alf A S1S». 771-5714
DATSUN
3DOl E. 17th Street s.ma Ana 5Sf. 7111
C ·1c ttlS . ..................... .
·111 ELOO ll,700. Orie
ownr 8l5Kml Wble. dlr.
~2963
C..ounc ttlZ •••••••••••••••••••••••
'15 T·\Op. Wbt /maroon
iOL ALI power. 27 ,000 ml.
Immaculate. a.eoo.PP
75U7'M> or Ad Sitter I
KS, tG4300 . a. bn a ••
'T1 Srvill~. loaded. lthr, 7f CGaYlll E
W/W coven. super cood. SI 1,495
1'71FOID
tillSTA* MA.t40I
V8, automatic trans ..
pwr . ..nn& •vinyl lop.
Yeilaw wfb{ack bucket
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ROBINS
FORD
JOMl HARllOR Rl llD
CO~TA Ml \A I..\} lll'IO ~ must sell. ClllOO. Laa t.bu ? ,OQO miles. 5
ffaYUll trouble selling --------• yr. P'tnancln1 ••ail. Call
)Qr car1 Tr)' m l Paid lordlt&Lla. (12531
for or not! Aak for P'taak 'T14 dr &>!Ville, dk blue. .... •• ~ _.....,
MariaoorTom Ailtln. tully eq\Apped. xJnt cond -~ .. ._
1974 Gbia, x.IDt. COGd.. &o
ml .• a 1c ,p 11. stereo
amlf m. S2200. l'75-40SS
1'71 I IMCMaVD. ... =::--
WW NU for Kelly Blue t...atlTS Cit 1U1 9t55 Bk whlae pn « 16. ooo en .1741 4915-1 ro.
&'D-11511 II. Ma.noo dy~ -T-TOP 1u. • ..,..._,...._ ... _ '" '71 Cullau Supreme.
.......................
,,__, .... ~-.,...,...,, Wbl/maroon Int. All JID.V ... ua. city. 23
power 27,000 mi. Im· ~hwy, ateteo, tape,
~ 7$M'1'110or Ad· f\lll powel" + er. cntrl,
Silts • 141. 64.2-QOO • .. sJm coad, ltlnt ~. ll\l
·72 Cad. Cpe de Ville.
11.8. 2 Door Xlnl cood.
........... 74'1 bra. aday U... 11115. Dy --1. ...... t9ll _ ... _....arr ____ _ ....................... ,,p .......
"19 Om:1i 4dr. Cn . c:Dtrl, -~
'T1 SIMLLE. delaic brD.
New llllcbelln Urea.
cNle, 1-tnc:k.Be.aa&ilUl
ltbr. Inter. Always
·75 vw WHtphalla 1aracM. Sac. MHO.
... 11771Qid4mSl:I.. all Cuapll': Low aiileqe. 531-311515 .ar. IDcL NU'f. ao,aoo tm>. Call MS-zm or
56fii. 41pd. $4,IOO. ..
P'ully equipped
'74DodfeCbaraer3t8. Brou1bam Hardtop mt. lAaM pmt. NJ2 '1IMm 'aLIMO
Gl,000 ft1·7H2 or r.&painl.WblMdlr,aeU. &.eul • a. ¥97 c*'8. New for Sl9ll0•
Sl.500orbest offer OJupe. A.{C, LaDdl.atop.
557-0198•rt~r s:ao lluaoe bluerilt bluela-"• Ton FORD. extras
mech IOUIMI. MIO. ........ ..,"' '"'=
Wltlft'ro llUY 21711DCDAAOOORD
G>al&DAN.ta.ml · caaNo.a11A,..,.>
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....... ll400. llmt aee to 16311 711A1SUllB211 ~.:;..."'\:'..=: IRftC.Call~ ------
..... _.__._, rwUo 2 -PIP --• VW canvert. 4-apd.. ..,,Lo~,.:_~
tertor. All1r11. run 11'11 Dodp ~ •. amtfm, powa' ...... Call ne
wtJl&ewrred puutnping. Dally PUot Qarap at a aw. 25,000 ml. MOOO 6G-GD.. eat.•
M belt oiler. Must seU to --------
buy lkrc.clea. Carrie. '72 •aeon. f\Lll power. ..... ,
Am. --.. .., ...... pwr • ......,._, 1\Meo
~ • rall1e wheela.
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ROBINS
'np r1
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4 ll*d. AM /P'K, ltereo ~. amaroot. Xtra mee. P/p. (511VYC)
~(714)HD-
'91 ... 9,cm,mt.4IP«I.
NtllrM ........... . ., ...
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OLDllT
.... ...... • • tr. .... . -slat. eoad. throughout. 'U::.~"::. ....
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bod11lcl1mouldln11, cmd. •• -..eves.
brltbl oraoi•· Lo• 'Tf .i. L& bft. xJ&tt ldlllll "Teat DrtN, .... omd.--WANTl:D: '71 VW Bua. 9-!!.&_! t a1 Cool • ' ' TM,.,._ 1111 to bl clean & 1ood. ~IAJ .......
mali a.ooo mi. new radlalll * * * very clean, nlM alDt. T .... T....-'M Dart wtth AIC, new llOO/t.tolr.
Vla Urw. comp! new brb, 1111-fJJO ltt Mante la -· o~ertlauled. clean Coatallleea -You an the winner of shape. A1kln1 $800.
two 0-Udtetl <SJ.0.00 _4M-411Zl ______ _
vakle>, ~ ,,.__. 'ii AIPm wp., ap. ed ..
--.-. amlfm a.tr\. aet up foe c11 .. 11tr 1ow•1DOW.ea..,. T_.a..lc
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am /fm t ater. Daya mW! eves. 644-0434
"14 Stalloa Wp. Blue,
body areal 1bape, Id
cood. 17 ,000 ml, DeW
cluldt ........ bnha.
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