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Home My WebLink About1975-05-19 - Orange Coast Pilot7 • c I J , ' .. . DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * • MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 19, 1975 VOL. M, HO. l:tt,.Z SECTIONS, U .. A0.5 .. • ·· . .. , er e Grand .Jury Criticizes· I County ~ursing Hothes ' • • • Southland Medics • m Slowdown * * * * * 5 Bospital.s _Doctors' Strike ~Comes to County· By ALAN DIRKIN ot tlle Dltllr ll"tlots..ft .. .!Jle surgery strike hit Orange ·county today with anesthe. _ siologi~t five hospitals stayin;_ put of the operating room for ·all b_ut emergency procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by a ban on elective surgery are St. .Joseph's Hospital and Childrens Hospital of Orange County, Orange, Brea and La.Habra com- .Thaildnd OKs V.S. Apology 'Over•V essel BANG({OK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand accepted U.S. regrets today, healing a rift over the M.ayaguez affair, and m oved .diplomatically .c loser to Cam- bodia and North Vietnam. But a , h.ard,-line Viet Cong statement dimmed prospects for early Thai rapprochement with South Viet- nam. . About 400 stude nt de - monstrators left the U.S .... Em- bassy gates whe're they had t.Orn MAY AGUEZ SAILS FOR HONG KONG-A3 HUNT NARROWS FOR MISSING MARINES. A4 off the U.S. eagle symbol-and replaced it with a poster of a Vulture. Premier Kuk.tit Pramoj said, "We shouldn't have any inore trouble.'' Kukrit accepted a U.S. note as an aPolog·y ror disregarding his requests and using Thai bases to stage the armed rescue of the 'M:ayaguez, but said Ambassador A.nand Panyarachun would still· be,callf!'d home from Washington briefly and Thailand still would ''renegotiate all our treaties with the United States.'' munitY. hospitals. and Los Alamitos General Hospital . Late last week anesthe- siologists at these hospitals said they would not perform elective s~g~ries until a long-range solu- tion 1s round to the spiraling cost of malpractice insurance and checks today confirmed that the slowdown is in effect. Whettter the strike will con- tinue, spread lo other hospitals or be called off is expected to be de- cided at tonight al an emergency meeting of the 125 . anes- thesiologists in ~he C0W1ty at the Orange County Medical Associa- tion of rices in Orange. The private !fleeting is scheduled ror7: 30p.m. Medical Association o(ficers ha·ve said that the anesthe- siologists will be briefed On the latest developments on t:he malptactice.insurance crisis and each doctor individually will de- cide on how he plans to act. There will be no voting. The decision to stop elective surgery at the five Orange Coun- ty hospitals a·rrected this morn- ing was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. aMounced that he was calling the Legislature into special session to tackle-the malp'i"actice _ insurance issue, which has brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and wl)ich was spreading to Southern California. Gov. Brown's proclamation, however. did not chanee the stance of the protesting anes· tbesiologisls. ''Our anesthesiologists did Dot meet after h.earing-the governor's de- cision," RQbert TroiSUer, assis· tant aaministrator at Los Alamitos, said , ''but their reeling was that they wanted something 11:1ore concrete than the gov· emor's proposal.'' Trostler said that his 173-bed hospi~al had 128 patients Friday, but today the· patient load is in the BOl.and he expected it to drop <8'e HOSPITALS, Page A2) PIL.Q'f 4D WAS Storm Clouds Brewing UPI Telepl'H)to Threatening clouds of various contrasts drift slowly over the landscape 'near Wallace, Ind., s hOrtly after a May thun- derstorm, making the Co untryside ·appear like the opening scene of ·''Fhe Wizard of Oz." Glider Pilot Dies In -100-foot Plunge By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI ot-. o.nr ,..,.. Maff Massive head injuries Sunday claimed the life of·a·23-year-old Los Alamitos_ hang glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon while exeq.iting a mid-air turn. Daniel K . Turco of 412 1 Howard St. died at Saddleback Community Hospital shortly ·&$ter the 4 p.m. crash at the Escape Country hang glider hill.- A pilot with relatively little fly· Ing experience, Turco began his fateful glide from Escape Coun- try's 1,500-foot launch site and crashe4 into a trash barrel at the l,S00!09llevel. rlinch, said Turco had recently installed new guy wires on his .kite and that the glider h3d been tail heavy since the rewiring job. "Wtien he s.ta lled at the 1.300 fool Jevel it probably made him nervous. He should have stayed off the rest of the flight. Because <See GL~DER, PageA2) Sniper Hits School Bus · County Rest Homes Flayed By Grand Jury By GARY G RA NVILLE Of th• DilllJ Piiot St.lff The county Grand Jury has looked at nursing homes in Orange County and told the Board of · Supervisors today the view was unappealing. While the jury's report did not specify ho.>w many nursing homes were inspected and thought to be substand ard, it did nc;:ite the following ''areas of concern:'' -Understaffing that resulted in residents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other residents for their needs and paraplegic patients receiv- ing only token assistance with their hygiene needs. The note handed to Foreign· Minister Chatichai Choonhavan · by U.S. Charge 'd'Aff3ires Edward E. Masters actually of· fered only "regrets" far a "mis- "understanding" and said "the ·unique_ circumstances that have •led to the , recent tiµTI of events ' _ . . are not g'oing to be re- CA.T'S MEOW "AU four kittens were sold in four days as a result of tbe Daily Pilot ad. We know Secaufiie we didn 'l advertise in any other puper." 1 Eyewitnesses said Turco picked ·.hi'mself up and resumed the flikht;~xecutlng maneuvers 1 with his/orange Rogallo-wlng ' klte·dm:tftg his descent. , SHERMAN. Tex. (UPI I Many of the s tudents, who had spent a long afternoon touring an amusement park,. were napping on their \\'ay home in a convoy of four buses. Then the first shot pierced a window of the lead bus. -Residents fearful of un- specified reprisals if they com~ plained about services to county social service workers. • pealed." But government and student· ~~~leaders· interpreted that as an •apaJogy and a promise not lo •· Violate Thai sovereignty again, That's the success' experienced by ttie Corona del Mar woman }\'.flgt~laced this ad in the Daily , and the public and political furor '. jhat erupted when U.S. Marines HIMA,LYANKITTENS ,,.landed at the U.$.-nin Thal base Reg't d~eal Poin~ts. .. "'at Utap3o on WedDesdaf' M1an Champs~red. xx-.ic~~ i.,, die I . '· ' 1 to . away., ,1 .' j , •. ~ " , • ~·1r.y1ou ·hii\te P~\s x~u want to· 1 Al !be l!'me Um.e,.C.ml>ocfla'll i '\Ae)J·, <all 6~·56;8. We m.Xe it ,. ,new rulen Cabled they· a.re wjll!. eaiy lo put 'a' few words (o work . )ng lo .normalize finlts with the lor you.'ln ttie Dally Pilot. <SeeTJIAll.ANO,P .. eA2> • ' · · When be was still 100 feet in the air. ;r:u,rco made a 180 degree turh headjog downwind but foriJot to lncrease his airspeed, aJiexper"'obl~rver said. The klle's.nooe-dropped; serii- ing Turco diving head·first into th~ grau.~vered hill. A witness swd Turco was not wearing a he lmet .even though .he had l>l'OUght one alongja.hls car. Turco had been fiylng from the 1,500 foot marker tar .9fl1Y two wetks, Escape Country olllclals ••fd. . J im Robinson, owner of the Trabuco ~anyon recreation \ "l thought~ it was a balloon breaking -·we had some on lhc bus -but 1 realized it JA1as something else "'·hen 1 sa\v the hole in the window." s'aid Joyce r -Farris, 15. "Sheri was sitting near me and asked me to holQ her glasses. She said, 'My ear hurts'.'' Sheri Blair, 14 , was shot in the : ear. Six other persons -two other students. two adult ohaperones and two truck drivers -were wounded by a sniper who fired tndiscrimin<Ate· ly Saturday night on buses and trucks along the highway • ·-Existing health and sarety hazards in some licensed nursing homes. As a result of those and other shortcomings, the Grand Jury sai.d , co_un\y government should create perm anent inspection teams to supplement infrequent state inspections. The team s hould be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health and Social Services and s hould repGrt their findings to the state Department of Hea lth facilities licensing section. the (See HOMES, PageA2> t· Protest Of Rates Spreads • LOS ANGELES (AP) -About 150 anesthesiologists at 31 I private hospitals in Southern California began a work slowdown today to protes t skyrocketing malpractice in- surance rates. The doctors vowed to handle only emergency, cancer and ob- stetric treatment until an agree- ment is reached to bring down th e rates. The slowdown occurred, despite today's special session of the Legislature called Friday by the governor to resolve the malpractice controversy. About 50 anesthesiologists at 19. hospitals in the San Gabriel Valley said they would perform ''emergency services only." At 12 hospitals in Long Beach and in the South Bay area, about lOOdoctors were involved. Northern Californi a physicians have been conducting a similiar slowdown for several weeks. "The governor's announce- ment changed our mood from despair to elation, but in all pro- bability it won't alter our plan," Dr. Sol Statman, spGkesman for. anesthesiologists in the Long Beach area. said before the slowdown began. Dr. Merlyn Duerksen of Cov- ina 's lntercommunity Hoopital said , "We are hopeful some agceement can be reached while the Legislature works on the is- sue.'' 'Duerksen said. "We are in a good position lo be cohesive because four anesthesiologists (See DOCTORS, PageA2> Orange c. •• , ...... ..:;.~~--. Weatller Cloudy tonight becoming partly sunny Tuesday af- ternoon. Scattered light drizzle eai:ly Tuesday with cooler days in the mid-60s. Lo\1rs tonight in th e mid·SOS. INSIDE TODAY Will there be enough Social Security money for you when you reach retirement age? Or are you doling out money you 'll never see.again?'F'inan- eial columni!t Syluia· Porter explores future of befiefits this week begfnning tQday on Page 85. Index " .. .. a1.1i .. .. .. •• .. MllL.tMfltS MO•MS tut*'"'"-°"'"""'°"'.'' -.. .. •• •• .,.J •• II -· ittcll,,..,.•lt T ... ..-1.-n..t..-1 ....... , W.rNM•"" ·r ..,, .. " ...... •• •• •• ••• • ., . . . ~,2 OAILVPILOT s Mond•t· Ml!Y 19. 1975 . . ---.. I .. • Cash · for Tips ) HOSPITALS Beach Police Seek Purse Snatchers Into the 70s if the slowdown con· tinues. · At the ll4·bl!d Bceu Communl· , ' On .May 12 a 57-year·old Huntin g t o n 11 ar bo u r woman was grabbed by two youths who threw· her to the ground. broke her arm and tried to snatch her purse. . ~ ~ The'y didn't g~,t it. but the w o m u n s uffer e d th e bro ken urm , }Jlus other s t·rapes , bumps and bruises in th·e s trong- armed robbery attempt. It look pla~e 'n..d ayiighl. about 3:30 -p. . in front of the El Ran l'rt arkcl in the Boardwa lk shoppi'hg <·enter. The odds. as usual, \vere stacked in the rob- bers ' favor , two or them -against one older woman. ' Purs e snactching may not sound like a serious t'rime, but doz ens of women ure hurt e very yei.lr in Huntington Beach und Fountain Va lley by such uttucks. Huntingt on Beach police say there \vere at least 45 s trong armed robberies in Secret Witness 1974 in their town, and eig ht so fa r this year. There is no set p attern to tht' .attempts, except the robbers often work in pair s, around s hopping centers, and they usually pil'k on older , unaccom- panied women. 'fhe robbers are often, but not al\Yays. teenagers. A lot of their victims suffer broke n hips or broken a rms in the s truggle. The Daily pj(ot's Secret Witness offers $50 cash re- \Vards to any informants who turn in the names. or good information on thugs who beat up older women . JI you know somebody doing it, or have a good description of such a thief, phone the 24·tiour Secret Witness line, 642-0700, or write to: Daily Pilot. secret Witne ss , P .0 . Box 790, Huntington Beach, Ca. (92648). The inCormation will be ' given to-the local police, but all informants will r~ main anonymous. There isn't much women e a n do to protect thems elves against such strong-armed . robbers, police investigators say. But they can carry less cash and jewelry in their purses, and purses ought to be-carried under the arm, . '1:ith the strap held close to the body. Never carry the purse in your hand, ~lice say. And if somebody attacks. scream loud and try to re· member what he looks like. · ty jlo1pital ,eti:IJ' elll•r11ooy .I oplt;atloeitwere ~~~fl[ 'tqc!a'j~ ~4'DllllS~~..l\ali!h Qp-,.err(l.an +.said,' bowev,,er-1 lie ~"'· ~els the putlcn.t loud to drop bf ~ 40 porceDt if the bin coatinues. -..... -'At La llabr-a Community · \Holpitlf a sSista11t adffiini!Stra~r :-1 "lt'Ober,t Hanna confihneCI lhal no '-elictive.... oPer.•tlons. are belnf1 performed, but he ~ op- -t 111!!,~•tioU tlie future wheo he·., 1-eferred. to toritgbt'..s meeung1at • l \l)e mMlcal Al1J.0Ciali0ri•officea. ' and s aid, "'Our anest'hesiologlsls are ready. This may be very short lived." * * * Fronc Page Al DOCTORS c an shut off 100 surgeons, whereas it ·s h a rder for the s ur· geons to ba nd together." In the Victorville area, the doc- tors at the two area hospitals have announced they will join the protest tod ay. Ford Vowing Veto Of Strip Mine Law E'ro•PageAl . . . THAILAND Thai government and denied re- ports that the Khmer Rouge had designs on a tiny stretch o( Thai Pass the Ge1·itol As part of Nursing Home Week, m embers of a CharlottesvHle, Va., belly dancing class gave an exhibi· tion to some 75 nursing homl:!: residents. One observer said the sllow was better tharl a visit from Santa Claus. ··An esthesiologists have been taking the brunt of this," .Dr. Willi3ril 1'hom as said. "We feel it's time to s top hiding behind the anesthesiologists . This problem affects us ull." Thomu s s aid the special session t•ulled by Gov.,.EdmUnd G, Brown Jr. is "rbunch of pablum. It's not g ettin~ lo the heart of the issue ." By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI ) Pres ident Ford b us decided to Veto fed e ra l strip mining legisla· tion bec ause it would r educe domesti c coal production und force the United States to import ·.;nore oi l. White I-louse sources said today. -Cong ress w as e xpected to Tnove to override Ford's veto later this \'.'e<::>k. F'ord "pocke t -vetoed " a_ncarly , identic:1l s trip mining bill last December ufte r Congress ad- journed for the year, leaving it v.:ith no override possibility. \Vhite Hous e s ources indicated ~.Ford 's r easons £or vetoing the .~urrent legislation were almost r.Ui e same as last time. , They noted th a t a reduced "Chavez Group .Lauds Brown's ' ,'Farm Proposal SACRAMENTO CUP!) -Hun- Jireds of Cesur Chavez s up- i>orters converged on the Capitol \oday in support of Gov. Edmund 1G. Brown's compromise farm ;abor bil l , but the riva l ifeamslers union called off its )lrotest for fear of violence. ' Ralph · Cotner, director of the Teamsters' agriculture organiz· \ng divis ion, s aid union officials ~ancelled the demonstration of Lan estimated 10,000 v.·orkers al \he request of lawmakers and. 1:1l oman C a tho l ic Cardina l ti'imothy M a nning 0 £ L os ~ngeles. ' "There was loo much fear of a big ex plosion a l the Capitol, 'violence and so forth," Cotner E ' id. "So \VC decided to let our ople do their d emonstrating in eir loctil a reas. We feel we ave s uffic iently m ade our JP<>. l .. 1 ~~~t week , m embers of the :United Farm· Workers unjon and ;fean1s ters confronted each other ~uring an angry . day-long con- 1Crontation in which ~poradic fi st 1fights broke out. Ei ght persons 1were arrested. 1 The ta rget of lht.""demonslra- 1tion was Brown's bi ll scheduled rfor a crucial vote this afternoon iin the Scnute Finance Commit· •tee~ the last hurdle before th• !Senate fl oor. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT tn .. (}o.m\~' (.OA\I O~··~ l'•lnl .,,,., ,.h«h "'°"'" l)<.,..<llt• Ii•,., "'~"•""~t"''"'"'"'"''0•~nqo (')<>\I P"lll• """'I (,<>n•p .. ny ~"~·•""" <~•"0'" ~•' p..~•~f>~I MON14y '"'<>~<Ill f "O.'-l(lr (~>16 No.·~. Nowoo•• ll""C". '"'"''""I°" 11<,.<1>/ro.,... 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Senate D e mocratic L e ader Mike Mansfield s aid h~ believed· the Sena te "has enough votes to override a possible veto on the bill." The White f-louse s cheduled a rnorning brie fing, by Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb to announce Ford's decision but later delayed the session: There was no official word when the decision would be announced. The sources said Ford also was concerned about the effect of pro- visions in the bill.restricting sur- face mining on steep slopes of Appalachia, estimating that the bill could generate unemploy .. ment of 36,000 to 40,000. The so'urces said the bill also was ambiguous iii. its.language and would lead to many court suits. ~ Supporters of the billbave ex- pressed optimism for a con- gressional override based on the 293 to 115 Hous e vote on which the compromise bill won approval. Only 290 votes would be required for the necessary two-thirds to override Ford's veto should all . members vote. Environmentalists ha Ve waged a five.year congressional battle to win enactme nt of such legisla- tion, sa ying it was needed to pre·· ve nt land mined in the future from being left in the devastated state expe rienced in Appalachia in past ye ars. New Vmley Queen Picked At Pageant An Oran g e Co ast College freshm an wus selected the new ~liss Fountain \."alley Sunday night at Los Amigos High School. tltoni ca Es pinoza. 18, took the t:ro\vn in competition with seven other girls in the city's annual beauty pageant. She sang a John Denver song lo display her talent portion of the contest . The new city queen is interest- ed in drama at OCC in Costa Mesa where she helps design sets for college plays. She is also in· terested in joining the Fountain Valley P olice Explorer Post pro· gra m . Miss Espinoza picked up a dou· b le title, winning the Miss Congeniality nward -an honor given by the queen candidates themselves. Runnersup in the pageant are Julie Cosca, Sharon Mass and Janet Boreland. territory. v· R f Thailand also announced that 1etnam e u· gees it will be host to a North Viel· . . namese delegation beginning Wednesday for talks on · normalizing relations. G t Half H .. i,, Meanwhile, a promising start e way Ou.Se toward establishment of Am- bassador Nguyen Minh Phuong, B GREGG GROSS Th d who said normalizalion-would-de-~---=·Y,;,w1itff·p,-.,,-....,...-----'' en I sai , wJly not.try-lo-find a -place for them where they can be P e nd on a U .S . military CA RLSBAD -RichardGilbert to t hemselves?'' withdrawal from Thailand and is operating an unusual halfway Gilbert', a vending machine the return of South Vietnamese house for Vietnamese refugees distributor, r e nted a furnis hed · military planes flown here by re~ preparing for new lives in the four-bedroom house in Oceanside fugees and also claimed by the United States. and he and Alvin s plit the rental United States. The first stop for refugees. cost, $250 a month. "Very harsh and·wtfriendJy,'• Camp Pendleton, is, crowded 'one Thai diplomat termed with more than 18,000 Viel-Gilbert and his wire, J\.1art'ell a, Phuong'sstatement. . namese and Cambodians. Most added a king-size bed. their "Interference in our internal are waiting for sponsors or -television set a nd a washing affairs,•• Foreign Minister security clearances. machine lo the already Curnis hed home. Chatichai said hotly. ·"We have Gilbert's halfway house, for at ''They want to do a nytll ing not been friends with these peo-least20ofthem, is next. -. pie for 30 years. IC it is delayed a Gilbert said he got involved in th~y can to work' a nd contribute little more because of this it will the project when his church de-to the economy•" he said. "I got be all right with us.'' aeon, J oe...Alvin, ·asked him if he one of the m a job Saturday ~s a knewwheresomere(ugeescould busboy. He's a chemist, but he's willing to do anything." · , f'ro• Page Al GLIDER ••• h·e was nervous he probably wasn't listening to the sound of his sail,'' Robinson said. Because they carry no air speed indicators on board, hang g lider pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's fabric to tell them how fast they are going. Turco was the second hang glider pilot to die at Escape Country. Last month 19-year-old Todd C. Baker of Santa Ana was killed while making a maneuver al low altitude. Malpractice Award Given WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. <AP) -A paralyzed dentist and hi s wife have been awarded $1.6 million in damages from a Lake Worth neurosurgeon who operat· ed on him after a 1972 auto acci- dent. be housed. This week, he sa id, he will in· ''He.was thjnking about taking quire about a seamstress job for some of them into his house and I w'as thinking abOut taking some' the chemist's wife. of them.into mine." said Gilbert. Gilbert said he and Alvin set up EisakuSato Collapses TOKYO (AP) -Former Japanese Prime Minist~r Eis<J,ku Sato collapsed to- day at .. a ·restaurant in Tokyo while meeting with bu sinessmen, bis secretai:y said. He said Sato was in a coma and was beirlg treat~ ed by doctors at the restaurant. No other de- tails were available, he added. , The 74-year-old Sato s hared the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with former Iris h Foreign Minister Sean MacBride for his role in promoting peace and stability in East Asia dur· ing nearly eight years as Japanese prime minister from 1964 to 1972. the halfway hvuse "lo give the refugees some place to come un- til they get themselves squared around." Most of them plan to settle with friends and relatives in other parts of the United States. Some are contemplating making the Oceanside home their permanent residence, and if that happens. Gilbert says he may organize another halfway house. ''One of my neighbors is a Marine captain who is going to sponsor some refugees," said Gilbert. ''There's a woman two blocks down from me who's tak- ing about 20 into her home. The only calls I've got have ·been Crom people offering money. of- fering things. a s king what they can do to help" Asked why he agreed to help finance the half-way house, Gilbert replied : "A lot of people have helped me during my life. The only way I know how to pay lhem back is to helpsoineone else. Jt gives you"a good feeling, eve n if you ne ver see them aga in." Los Angeles an~sthesiologisls ti uvc voted to join the protest next Friduy. Me an\vhile the legislature opened the special session on medica l malpractice insurance this afte rnoon. The Leg islature is already here-in-regular se ss ion. Jn ract-. it is alre ady in a s imultaneous special session on housing. The doctor s trike, already \videspre ad in 'the San Francisco Bay are a , spreud to the capital ci- ty, as about 60 anesthesiologists said they would refuse all but emergency services. They were backed by a m ajority of the S<1cramento M ediculSociety. Operatirlg rooms were s chedul e d lo c lose in 11 S acramento are a hos pitals. Emergency and delivery rooms continued to ope rate. Fronc Page Al HOMES ... j ury said . It is the state department that is respons:ble for periodic in- spections of Ii ucnse facilities. . .\nd, according to the Grand Jury, ten slate inspe ctors in a four·co unty ur e a , including: Orange County, are limited to a sin gle vi sit a year . The j ury chus ti zed the social servil'cs di\'i sion stationed a t Orange Count y ~t edical Center foijuiling to coope ri.lte in its in- q ui y. B tit went on to priase the as· sista ncc r e cei\'-ed fro1n some county. state and federal agen- cies respons ible for policing nursing: homes in Orange County. Prisoner Killed CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) One inmate has bee n killed and 17 injured in a disturbance at the Colorado State p enitentiary that \Vas put down by guards who fired warning s hots from sub· machine g'uns , Warden Alex Wilson said. The weekend verdict by a six- member jury was against Dr. John E . Schwab. His mouth dropped open in apparent amaze· ment as the a ward was a n· nounced. "How could they bla me that on me?" he asked his attorney. WARIMERS PAYS The' jury awarded $1,325,000 to Dr. Leonard Tooley and $360,000 to his wife, Elsa, after a two- 'veek trial, 28 witnesses and eight hours of deliberation. IR~bies Clinic Set At El Toro Center A r abies clinic for dogs four months or older will be held from 7 to 8:30 p .m. Tuesday al the Lake Forest ViJlage Shopping Center. 24301 MuirlandsBlvd., El Toro. M em be rs of the ·Rancho Viejo Junior Woman's Club will assist local veterinarians in providing ' rabies inoculation nt a cost of two dollars per shot. The shot is good for ~~months. Social Caller Agnew in Miami. Beach Mariners Savings has a lways paid the highest Interest !•gaily possible. Now your savings can be worth even more at Mariners - a Big 7314 °/o on 6·year certificates of $1.000 or more. Not only can you make money at Mariners, y6u can make friends too-with a strong "hometown•· savings and loan. Save at Mariners. Now it makes more dollars and sense! MIAMI BEACH (U PI) -Few of the patrons in the Fontainebleau Hotel's Poodle Lounge paused to notice the m a n drinking and c hatting with hotel owner Be n Novak in a darkened corner of the bar • Had they taken a close look, they might have re· cognized Spiro Agnew, former vice president of the United States a nd Maryland governor. Agnew , looking tanned and relaxed, said he was here pureJy on ••a sOGial call.· •·1 am r eturning from a bus iness trip lo-Caracas,'' he said. ! • Mariners 8avi8-QS."· and Loan Association ~ .~ -.t.,t•ll• :;.,a io. t.verly Or. (213) 5.53-3000 "' lot A ....... (Opp.Mt. Sl~I Hospltol) 1747 1...,orly Blvd. {213)6!7-41.tl IMlhoch (l•l•ur• WOf'ld) 13820 S•ol &.oc:h Blvd. \113) 591.11;.26 ~ N•wport h9Ch N-P•" t.och 1Moln OlflC•) (Boy1ld• C~t•r) 1515 W•st<lifl Dr. 1014 l o,.ld• Or. (714)64'2·4000 ' (71 4)~1·4000 ~ l .......... h 310Gl.nl'l..,re$t. (1 14) 494·1506 ~ {OPENING SOON) '~ \ • Monday. May 19. 1975 • OAILYPILOT .\:J . Juveni"le Problems OC Hearings Set Mayaguez 'Crew Get Bonuses The special com mlttee set up by Orange County supervisors to seek long.range solutions to j uvenil e d e linqu e n cy h as .sc heduled 15 public hearings around the county stming Wed- nesday :.i nd running through l\1ay 29. The Juyen ile Justice Study Co1umittec sessions are designed to gathei-public testimony on the needs of juveniles and their pro· blems in the community. All t he hearings will begin at 7:30p.m . Five of the m eetings will take place in Orange Coust cities and communities. They include·: · -San Juan Capistrano and vicinity, May 21 in the faculty - dining roon1 at Dana Hills Hi gh School. -l\1ission Vi ejo a rea, May 21 in Room 215 a t Mission Viejo ~ligh SOhooL -Laguna' Beach, l\1uy 28 in Room 21 at Laguna Beach High School. -Ne'A'port Beach and Costa Mesa, May 22 in Room 181 al Newport Harbor High School. ~Huntington Beach and west Sunday's Sermon Reported By Tom Barley JUVENILE JUSTICE 1975 Orttnge County 'area. May 29 in Room 130 at Marina High SchooJ. The committee has issued a position paper that will be used as the foundation for public tesUm.ony. It outlfncs the delin· quency problems in the county and poses seven questions the committ~e .s.ays nef'(I answering on a community level: -Why do )!OU feel so mony young people are having pro- bJems and getting into trouble? -What activities or programs can be developed in your com- munity that could help stop delln· quency and serve to assist young peopl·e with problems? -Do you know of any problems now that h elp" keep young people out of trouble? How do they work? Who conducts them? How mttny youngsters are involved? Who pays for them ? Flying Catholic Priest Honored ,\ ROJ\1AN CATJIOLIC priest u·ho delivered the sermon 2!i yc;.u·s ago v.'he n a fello\~· priest v•a s ordained took the pulpit <.1ga in Sunday at a a jubilee mass to tell a lluntington Bc;ich congregation that the intervening years "have shou·n l~ how God c•a n lead us lo \.\'Ork Miracles. ·'\Ve can all u·ork these miracles if we have this kind of faith,'' the Rev. Edward Dudink told participants in the celebration mass iJL the church ofSts. Simon and Jude. Father Dudink \\"iJS one of 13 pries ts surrounding the ~il lar i.lt a 1nass called lo pay tribute to the Re\'. Ivo Ruiter 's 25 yf•ars of priesthood and more than 23 years of service as a Catholic mission ;1ry in Nev.· Guinea. The speaker recalled that 25 years ago v.·hen Father Ivo was ordained he quoted a Biblical passage: ·'Go thert!fore and m ake disciples of a ll nations. ';It is' God's desire to establish a beautiful. loving rela- tionship u·ith t!V~ry human bein g," the Rev. Dudink said puying tribute to "·hat he dl'scribcd as the Rev. Ruiter·s ··l·o nstant fidelity and railh in his God and his service. "JESUS CllRIST recei\'ed and cleansed lepers to the astonishmc11t or all but he has never allo\\'ed us to beli eve that he alone l'ould do such a thing," Father Edward said . ''There ... re those a mong us like thl' man 'A'C honor here toduy \\•ho kno\\' from the moment they get the message that they hi.Ive a mission in life and that their Ji Ves must hen- ceforth be d~voted to that mission." he said. 1\nd those who take on such nlissions, the Rev. Dudink said, arc comrortcd by lhl' u'orcls of J esus : "I am always v.·ith you to the end of the world .'' _ ··\\1c {'an put it in our O\\'n \\"Ords bu f none of us can put it t•xactly likl' God." lhe speaker said. "We follow his word' and \\"C !incl the contentment, fidelity and faith that sur- round us here todny. . . "Tllf:·J\tAN \\'110 v.·e honor today chose the priesthood a nd a simple life as a man of God," the Rev. Dudink saiO. ··But he has s hown us how much can be achieved by the man \\'ith l'ou r<1ge. a heart full of hope and the kind of faith we cun all den1onstrate. ·· Father l vo. a flying mi ssionary u·ho logs more th an 100.000 air n1ilcs a year. \\•ill return to Ne"' Guinea and his missiona ry post I at er th is month. Bus11 Bees This Lagun a Beach beekeeper is trapping 12 ,000 bees that recentl y swarm~d on the Laguna Bech Fire Department headquarters next lo City Hall. The beekeeper, who declined lo identify himself , said the bees probably drifted over to th e station from an established hive iq the old pep· .,.,r tree in front of City Hall. • -How do you reel about the pres ent mean s of handling youngsters in trouble? Dd' you have· any suggestions ror the agencies that now do the job? . -What part do you feel schools 'play in juvenile justice? -What do you feel could be done in your neighborhood to ad· dress this proble m? What should the city be doing ? 'What should be done al the county level? -At what level do you feel services should be provided to troubled youngsters and how should they be financed? Studems A.id Viet Refugees Saddleback College students have discovered 18,000 new "neighbors" living to the south. and they are making plans for o.n appropriate welcome. They have organized a ••Refugee Project" which in- volves the collection of clothing, sundries, and sports and recrea· lion equipment for Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton. Saddleback sophomore Dan Sukut has been conducting cam- pus meetings aJI week to r ally Help for Kelp About t,000 old a utomobile tires, \\'l-'ightt:d \\'Ith t:crncnt . \vere dropped into the ocean about a mile off llunt ingt on Beach Sunday as the beginning of a n <.1rtific ia l reef. 'l'hl' reef will be home to transplanted kelp beds vvhich havl' been o n the d ecline (or several years. 1>roject is sponsored by Los Angeles Rod and Reel club. Huntington to Eye Antique Ordinance student interest and establish a By TERRY COVILLE neighboring BolsuCh1capropert ~· collection center for donations. 0t111e D•ilr PB.tsw11 which is still county territory. "Their needs are so basic, yet Under the proposed la u', a so overwhelming,'' Sukut com-Work on a proposed antiquities permit "·ould have to be obtained mented. "Many of the refugee~s ordinance for Huntington Beach prior Lo any •·grading, digging, arrived with only one set of ~~~u~et~ ~~~Ffyo~heo.~~~s: i:~~I~ trenching, or other superficial c lothing and virtua lly no disturbance of an area."Thepro- 1 -as an ::intique . • II persona possessions." -posed ordinance a lso says, : a Donations will be accepted Tonight. the i:ily council will object s of antiquity discovered Monday through Friday at the take its first loo k at a proposed below ground level shall be the· . f 1. · d law designed to protect old f h c ·t f H t campus m orma ion statiJm •a . bones, ancie nt stones. historical properly o t c 'Y o un . jacent to the lower campus en·· ington Beach." trance. buildings and even a few vcnera-J\.1osl of the ordinance is direct- Some articles Sukut says the bletrees. cd lo \vard the a rcheologic al rerugees could use include men J\.fel Tooker of the city's en-sites. but it also would protect andwomen'sclothing,primarily vironmental resources division ar tifa cts. relie s, fossil s, m e dium a nd s mall sizes; says he believesthe proposedan· foss ilized footprints. inscriptions Ohl.ldren 's clolh ·n g 1· s liquities ordinance will be thc n1 ·•d" by hum "n ·•uc•nc,·. hi s-1 ; 15 ue, first of its kind in the stale to re--.. '" .. ..., S I Nl~t\fOfl l~ 1LIPl1 1--falf tilt· creW of the U.S. n1erchadL :;hip l\layaguez began headin~ ho1l 1t• lOtla y, bonuses in hand af¥.I 1:;,1plUl'C by Cam bod ia n ('01t)- n1unists behind thc1n . _l 'ht• 10,000 -ton frcighlcl' "'ill• 11t'':I-t'l't''"'' mcm b~rs l'eplacing th••. dt•parling sui lors st.c :.uned out or Singa1){)rl' on :1 t .:.>(X/·milt· 1 rip Lo I.lung: Kung. St..•a -La r.d . o\\ nl'I' or t h <" \\layugucz. g;1vc each of the crev.· a SI .000 bonus \\"hen the shiµ <•r riv(·d in Sing::iporl' Snturday anti offered lh(• sailors f1·t.'t' flij!hl~ hon1t• l.t•t.• (~,,rrutl , Sl·<1 L ;.1nd :-.. S111~;.i port· reprt•st.·ntalivl·. said 20 of the 40 l'l"C"'m en uct•eptcd tlh· frt•t• fli ghts and Ill'\\.' sai lor~ ar·· ri\'l•d Sunday tu rl'plact• lht·n1 Sixlc(·n of lhost• lc•a\'i ng tl11 · ship boarded a [Ji g-ht to I loui.: Kon g and ani)thcr rour. \\'hos1·. homes ;Jrt:> in · the Phi\ippilH.'S , r!C\\.'dirl·t•tly lo J\lanila. The !\.1;.1yag ucz, held foul' day:-.. by Khmer Rouge fo rl't'S. \Vas c:<ip - lurcd last !\londav 60 miles off lht· Ca mbodi;Jn m"ainlund . 'l'h t· drama c ulminated in a u.s: !\.larine landing on Koh 1'ang. " s n1 a ll is land in lhl' Gulf of Thailand . The eapta in of the ~'l ay<.iguez Ch<.irl es i\I illcr of F'ounl;1111 Valley -told u docks ide ne\\.'s l'On[erence So.turday the Khme r Rouge freed the crew because of U.S. milita ry action. i\lille r· said all hi~ 1ncn \\el't• g :.isscd :.ind three s ufl"crt•d :;hrapncl '''ounds when U.S. planes tried Lo stop the Khmer llouge from lransfering the crcv.: lo the Cambodian port of Korn -- pong Som . '"I don't blan1e th e pilots, lht·.v \\1ere only trying to keep us out or Kompong Som.'' ht• said. · '1'ht•y ,,·anted us retul'nCd to lht• vessel.·· Kidnaper Robs Market toothpaste, toothbrus hes, s ha m· torical buildings or structures , poo and shaving kits, and war.m quire a resource managemenl landmarks, or other objects of BAKERSFIELD IAPI --The outerwear and blankets. permit from the city before a scientiric or historic significanet· 1narkel \\'asn't open. so a bandit Other items needed include private developer l'an begin his to the citizens of 1--luntington \\·cnl Lo the manager's home and luggage, purses and containers work. Beach." made her open lhl• store so ht· for clothing and games. coloring The permits "'iii be required Tooker says some other com--l'Ould rob it. books, toys, and pens and pencils for any development -public or in unities have attempted anti--Shir I c Y 11 c n s o n . 23. or Corthechildren. priv::ite -on land designated by qui tics lav.•s, but most have been Bakersfield, told Ke rn County College students will man the the city as an archeological re· "policies. resolutions or wishes." sheriff's deputies a man forced booth between 9 a .m. ands p.m. source site. ArC'heological sites are fast hi s u·ay into hc1· home early Sun- during the collection period. Tooker says a private study becomin g c n eroi.\hed upon day, then mad e her drive Lo Ute· Forspecificquestionsonwhat shou•s the re :jrc about 25 such here.'' s a,ys Tooker. ··some Circ/c '·K''n1arkcl\\'here hetooi..:· to donate a nd what not. lo donate, sit es in Huntington Beach nou·. private properly owners are not an under undetermined a rnounl. call lhe Office of Community In-plus severa l o the rs in lhE' even awareof thc resources. ofmoncy. formation and Services, 831-9JOO ---------------'-----------------'---------- or 495-4950, Ext. 263. Hell's Angels To Get Park l\IADERA (UPI ) -,\ttorneys for the Hell 's Angels motorcycle gang and the Forest Service said today they reach ed an agree- ment to a llow 300 Hell 's Angels lo camp al an unimproved camp· ground in the Bass Lake area during the l\1 emorial Day holi - day. The agreement \\'as reached after the Forest Service ruled that no organization could use the improved camps ites al the area. reserving th em for individual families and groups during the holiday weekend. flowcver , attorneys for lhe motorcycle gang contended the timing of the new regul ation in - dicated it was directed primari ly al the Hell's Angels group, which ma kes an annual l\1 emorial Day outing in the a r ea. The Forest Service then in- dicated it v.'ould put the rule intp effect ::ifter Me morial Day and that it \viii apply lo all groups next year. Road Fought By Redford , SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Movie st a r Robe rt Redford has blasted California utilities at· tempting to locate in Utah and ' criticized a proposed scenic highway through the wilderness in Glen Canyon National Recrea- tion Are a . "I'm against the· designated route of the road across the Escalante to Bullfrog Basin." he said during the weekend follow- ing a public hearing on proposed wilderness design ations ror parts of the vast park in southern Utah. "It will create congestion in the area, now e nhanced by its isolation, ::ind create concessions with th~lr related pallutiion." he charged. A Utah r eside nt Redford was also cMtical of attempts to at- tract industry . Wedding Violence RIVERSIDE <AP) -Two penons were listed in critical c~tion with wouoda .autfered in a dis turbance at a weddln1 re- c~ption in nearby Hlghgrove, authoritia 1aid. j • UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Natural unbleached muslin. Great for ethnic blouses, full skirts, pillow casings, pattern making, curtains. Mach. wash 100% cotton, 38" wide. COMPA RE AT .69 YD. ... · . . , . CREPE STITCH DOUBLE KNITS 100% DACRON® PO L VESTER Lovely textured crepe double knits in all the newest colors. 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They assume that because they I Cannot see Old Sol beating down On them tttat they can't possibly , get sunburned. Sure. All that thin coastal cover does is act like a giant magnifying I glass on the sunny rays. Both Saturday 01nd Su nd ay a long the shoreline. you could 1'.P r aclical ly hear the pale , whiteish fl esh frying ~s the un- _w:ary , coming out of a sunl ess 'spring, exposed themselves with abandrn to the not •1lways visible rays. And speaking of cxposure. the I beachfront doesn't appear to be rife with naked persons gambol- ing about despite all the beach 11udity debate that has been going ,on. As for prc·s um~cr fashion notes. how<.•ver , there 1s no strong ir.Jdication that the bikini will be ~displ aced oimong the female beachgoers this . season. Therl" may not be nudity but there is plenty exposed to bring on sun burn sufferings. 1 AS FOR THF. weekend pasl. there was little respite from the beat to be found in the water~ of the Pa<.'ifi c. Thal was because ii v.•as kicking up plenty. Hea\'y surf was banging the beaches from Seal B each to Sa n· Cle mente. \ When this happens at this time of year, you only find three kinds of peopJe out there in bi g sturr. First. you have the experts , usually seasoned board or body surfers. Second. you ha\'e the foolhardy. • 'fl1'l> thi rd t ype you find in the water on these big d ays arc the lifeguards who find it necessary 1to plunge in there to rescue the tiecond t ype. Our beach g uard forces art· ~till a bit then these d<-1 ys sinCL' we arc not full-on into the sum· mer season. Loicking a full fore<'. lifeguards h ave to be a bit selec· tive in who they watch "'hen the Paciric starts running contrary to its name. I WATCllED ONE guard operate Sunday \11hen maybe half a dozen expert surfers "'ere posi- tioned outside. taking their shots on breakers which "'ere humping tJP to six feel or better. Thert> were some sp('ctacular rides. But the lifegua rd on duty seemed only mildly interested in these breakneck maneuvers. Just moments later, ho"·cvcr. the ~uard spotted a paunchy. fortis h fellow with pale skin v.·ho v.•as thinking about plungi ng into the briny about plunging into ~ompany . The life,guard was on him like a shot, no doubt strongly suggesting that it v.·ouJd be pru- dent for the gentlem an to play with his duck in the sand. Clearly, lifeguarding requires .a lot or diplomacy if you want to OJ Void being "·t·l a ll the time. • Monday, May 19, 1975 Seizure ·Gives Ford Boost WASHINGTON <UPI! -The Khmer Rouge did Gerald f'ord a favor last week. The episode a lmost surely will result ln hJ1her ratings for Ford int.he public opinion polls. I( the pollsters usked, they probably a lso would find a jump in Americans' sell-esteem. ty in the cause of extending sanctuary to ttfugees. All was taintt."<i by the deep divisions over Indochina. lay in rescue as '1.'ith the Pueblo. And Ford 's plan, unlikt~ the tragicomedy ot the 1970 raid on a P'OW camp in North Vittnam, worked. ln seizing the unarmed U.S. freighter Mayaguez. the new Cambodian rulers provided the President a rare: chance te demonstrate he could do his job in a dangerous situation. 1 n acting~'-------- firmly, q uick· ly and-most N f:W.~ ,INAl,YS/S These would put Ford th his best political position sincet aking office. Everything was working for Ford. Much ot the publie was depre&sed, frustrated and irritated about lhe end of the Indochina war. But then the Khmer Rouge st~ppcd"Off base. In seizing the upparently innocent Mayaguez. they violated a deeply htld American belief in freedo~ of the sens. Then, instead of totlking to~h and do· ing little, Ford gave one sharp warning and backed it up with action. There are many ways lo view the MaS-agucz inci-Uent. Questions could be asked about the need-for military uctlon, with its los!S or life, to free the l'ihip. But in politi<.'al terms these urc lnconsequcn· Ual. Ford succt~cdtd us brllltuntly with his exercise of presidential power us J ohn Kenned y had v.'ith his ln the Cuban mis · import u n t -''---------_; s uccessfully. Ford was able to restore at least son1e of the country's fading bill still fondly held self image ot frontier strength and corupetence. The c~valry i;a.ved the wagon train. To hawk and dove alike, the United States looked bad and its people s napped and bickered like relatives cut out or u "'ill. There was neither a sense of uc- compJishmenl in the successrul e vacua- tions of Phnom Penh and Saigon nor uni· 'fhe ship und its crew undeniably were rewt, so there were none of the 5U5picious questions that arose over Richard Nix· o n's military alert during the lust lsraeli-Arab war. There Wall no Ion& de- .. sile crisis 12 years earlier, lt does !10t seem likely-\..hat any umow1t of grousing about how he did il will tarnish putillc ap- preciation of what he did. - Hunt Narrows for Lost Marines People in the News 1 Mayaguez Losses Nustfl C ut Mick J agger r equired 20 stitc.:hl'S lo 1>a tch UI-) gash in '1and a nd \Vri s t in Ne'v ·York llospital. 'f'he rock star ac- l'identally put hand through ,,·indo''' at a restaurant \Vhich justgavea\''ay, he s aid. 2 1 P riso ner s In Ohio Try To Break Out LUCASVILLE. Ohio CUPI) - T"·enty -onL' in mates ut t h e South ern Oh io Correct io n a l Facility, \11hi ch has been struck by prison g uards since Ma¥ 12. attempted a mass escape lute Sunday night. One convict was shot and kill ed, three others v.•erc \\·ou nded and one remained al large today. The m a n killed was identified as Edv.•ard Nesbitt, 22, serving a 5-to-25 year term in the max- imum security farility for ag- gravated robbery .. Nesbitt and ?t1ike Patterson. 27, serving 10·to·25 years for a rmed robbery , made it over the wall und stole a car. Nesbitt "·as kill(._"Cf by Scioto County Shcrirf's deputies when they halted lht> escape vehicle and Patterson w;1s v.·ounded. Tv•o inmates were wounded in the escape attempt and 1o1,:ere t'aught inside the v.•alls along \l.'ith 16 others. The "'oundcd men were idcn· tificd as Robert Bender, 21. serv- ing a life sentence on a murd('r charge and Denver Sturi;::ile. 38 , servi~ 10-to-15 years for armed robbery. The inmate \\'ho escaped was identified as Ronald Carte r, 26 . also serving a senl('nce for OJrmcd robbery. 'Spie d Upon' A theist l\1 ad a lyn l\'tu rr.Y O'H a ir says lhe FBI and Secret Service have been spying on heJ· for a decade because of drive ·'against govcrnmt•nl in organized rl'· li gion." • AP. Piiot• A N.....,Fcrce Fug itive Abbie Hoffman, ~1 for1ner Yippie and Chicago 7 member. said in a taped. interviev1 h e ·has undergone plastic s urgery, rc1nar1ied a nd is d oing \vhite collar \\'OJ"k . Kissinger Opens Foray in Austria From Wire Services VIENNA -Secretary of State l-lenry Kissinger made his posl- Vietnam diplomatic debut today, going through the social niceties with his Austrian hosts before superpo'1.·er t alks v.'ith Soviet Foreign fl:l inister Andrei Gromyko. G r omyko. a dour-fared veteran of Soviet-American negotiations. was fl ying in to Vienna as Kissinger munched swectca kes "·ith leaders of neutralist Austria. The real business came at 5 p.m . -tea time in Austria. ll "'as Ki ssin ger's first face to face talks with a Kremlin leader since Communists captured South Vietnam and Cambodia. T rouble i n Lisbon ·LISBON -Troops tossed teargas and fired shots into the air early today to disperse ;,i i\'laoist crowd trying to prevent the transfer of prisoners accused of a counter-revolutionary plot. J\lcmbcrs of the outlawed !\laoist Party said the protest \\·as o rg:ani zed because 'they \\'anted lefl-\ving artillerymen \\'ho held the prisoner~ to form a peoples court and execute tht• s uspects. No rth Korea Blcut TOKYO -North Korea. in a blistering broadcast. charged to· day that the United Stales is behind South Korean President Chung H ee J'>ark 's ;;1nti· communism drive and is -even talking about using nuclear weapons in Korea. Jt declared that ir the Park ·'puppet clique ~rsists in their anti-Communist lunacy and r eckless play with fire, defying the serious warn- ings or ours, they will perish for good in the fl a m es they themselves kindled." F ord W.hu 0.-.-s PHILADELPHIA -President Ford got overwhelming support from Unive rsity of Pennsylvania students with his comparison of the U.S . recapture of the l\"1<1yagucz to the spirit or the Am-crican revolution. The crowd of 14,000 burst into long applause Sunday after Ford t.·ompared the America n servicemen who recaptured the freighter to the colonial "patriot furmer who said as he pi cked up hi s musket : 'We'll see who owns this farm '.'' - TUX>-year IBM Trial Seen Revised SUBIC NAVAi .. DASE, Philip· pines (A P) -U.S. Marines in· volved in the M ayaguez rescue are "in the final stages" of nar· ro'1.'ing down whut happened to thei r missing t·omrades, the t·ommander of the assault force said today. Lt. Co l. Rand<ill W. Austin, 38, of Glenside. Pa., indicated ef- forts arc under way to retrieve the missing Marines. "Yr/e have interviewed el'erybody with personal knowledge where they might have been and which heli copter they were riding," he Si.lid. AUSTIN SA ID a ny announce- n1ent of the names of those killed or mis sing will be made in \\lashington. Austin said 210 Marines from Okinawa made the assault on the isla nd of Koh Tang off CalT\bodia Just week to rescue the crew of the freighter Mayaguez. lte said three of the flil arines were killed. 13 9.-·erc missing in the <.'rash of th1·ee helicopte rs that the Khmer Rouge shot down, and 40 were "'OUnd¢. L\ustin said each helicopter cOJrried about 26 men including their Ai r Force cre"'s. The men v.·ere told that if they "'ere shot do'1.'n, they s hou ld swim out to sea to be picked up by heli copters or by boats, but the 13 never made it, Austin said. DEFENSE SECRETARY James R. Schlesinger announced in Washington Sunday that fiv e 1\mericn.,is were killed in the operation -three Marines and t"'O a11·mc n ; 16 men were miss- iog and 49 were wounded. ,\ustin said the l\farines killed about 25 Can1bodi an troops, and that the fighting was so close that some of "our boys would pick up the enemy grenades and toss them back." Ho\\'cvcr. he said there v.·as no kno1o1,1n hand-to-hand combat. !\USTIN J\LSO s aid he was told b~ 12:30 p.m. last Thursday. six hours after the invasion of Koh Tang began, that the c rew of the Mayaguez was not there, "but we did not pass the word to ever· yone'' in the operation. ''There wa s no exact in · tclligence on the whereabouts of the Mayagucz crew on the island," Austin said. "We were just going Lo look for the crew members of the l\·I ayaguez, using stand ard techniques, once we \\'ere on the island, in places where they were likely to be. My orders were lo la nd and rescue the crew members." , UPIT•1"'4'Mt. Den.,er Tei 1•or 1\ J)OlcJltiall)' dangerous tornado struck near Denver Su11d<.1y c<.iusing: r esidents much <.1larm a s il moved h armlessly through vacant fiel(fs n orthc:Jsl of city. No injurit.!S \\'Crc reported. P rice of Oil May Be Tied To Inflation TEHRAN, !ran (AP) -The Iranian government newspaper · reported today that the United Stales and other m ajoi-industrial countries have agreed that the price of crude oil s hould be pegged to an index of the major products the oil countries buy from the industrial nations. Nine Tornadoes Strike NE\\' YORK <U PI) -The In- ternational Business Machines Corp. went on trial today on an- titrust charges. six years after the federal ~overnment brought suit seeking to break up the giant firm . Limit of $50 P r oposed for Foreign Gifts Rastakhiz said following Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi's :·successful" discussions with U.S. officials over the weekend, special envoys of the United States, France. the European Economic Unity, Saudi Arabia and Iran met secreUy in Tehran and agreed to hold an energy con· ference. Ke11tucky Flooded; I llirwis H as Smog Coa•tal We a t h e r MONDAY S ~0.1¥1 ll.?30,M TUESDAY " " FlnlfllOh '-"•·"'· 3.t F1n11ow 12 :010.m. O.• ~onOPllOfl •::Mp.m. I., 51.111flwt;1:4'1.m., ••Is 1:JO,.,m , "'°°"' rlWI 2: ''p.m., 1111 l:Wt.m Call f o rial• 101'1'1 11•t1••t1o1••' • .. 10$ HI lfll.Mld ;,111i.y,, In 1114' mlc:t-~ !O """"-Ill IM lflOllftttlllt llflCI In t1'1t IO& 11...0 t0s In 1114'0.Mrlt, ()ytrnl9"1 tow •Ill •t"'Of trom ll'lt Uflll9' «It lo ~r j4)' !11 CO.,MI M<· li0rl6 .. , ... JOI IO rnld-eo-Ill !flt'""'"' lelnt. 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Sec•-nlo Then -M ftltlllltt r~, St. ~l bllt •l•I• oollc• COflUnu.d IO -ch 51111 L••• (!!y for • motOrl•I ii.u•"'d '"""' ,.....,., • Siii fr.ntlMo plC•llfl !rue• wfl•n 11 Orldft ••• SNtti. _.,,_. tw•r. W-1"''*'' , "''~ " " " " " .. " " .. " .. " " " .. .. .. " " .. " " .. " .. " " .. .. .. " " " " " " Low " y .. ,. " " u " " ~ .. .. ,. " " " n " " M " " .. .. ,. " " .. .. " " " ~ " " " .... . .. ... " The non -j ury trial of the Justice De partment suit in M<1nhattan Federal Court was expected t'O t ake nearly two years to completC'. A decision on whether IBM , the nation 's ninth-largest compa ny, mo'nopolized the multi·billion dollar computer m arket could re· quire several months more. Super-hero Bites Dust MONG KONG (AP) - Ultraman. a Japanese television supcr-horo who has little trouble disposing of vill:iinous monsters, has run into trouble in I-long Kong becuuse of h is papulari ty. A IC><.'al t<!lcvlslon station. ~IKTVB. announced il can· celed the program as of to- day because of con1plaints from parents who said ).heir children had injured themselvL·s a ttem pting to crnulule their hero. •• WASHINGTON (AP! -Sen. William Proxmire today pro- posed the virtual elimination of U.S . gift.giving to foreign di gni ta rt es. Proxmire clled the SS-million helicopter given Egyptian Presi· dent Anwar Sadat by President Richard M. Nixon and th'e s10. milllon dona tion to Mrs. Sadat's favorite charily and eaid: "Gift· giving by American diplomatic ~ officials has 1rown way out of proportion.'' He propa1ed an amendment to the forthcoming Slate Depart· ment authorization bill that would limit (ift• bought with gov· ernment fund.a for foreifll o(· ficjal1 to $50 and set a similar limit on receipt ol gills br U.S. officials. Proxmire ul50 proposed re- quiring a r~port to Congr ess or any gifts bought w'th funds not appropriated for that purpose or with money t rom private sources. He also urgro that the GeQcral Accounting Office be given the aulhorlty lo a udit an· nually o Stale Department fund usffi for gifts and othe.r purposes. lUs proposal was contained in a speech for floor delivery. , The report did not say "''hen the conference would be held. , The s hah some months ago proposed that the price or crude oil rise or fall in accordance with the worldwide rate of inflatlon, as ind icated by the wo\'ld market prices or som e 30 other major commodities. Up to now, the United Sliites nnd other major in· dustrial nations have resisted the proposal. . The shah said in Washington Sunday that the members o( the organization of Petroleum Ex· parting Countries probably will r aise prices In September lo keep \IP with the rising prices of what they buy. 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THE FROG'S victory earned $300 in prl1e money and marked the second jubilee win for MonJi, a Gustine resi~ent. "Angel," entered by Angellf Hotel in th.is Sierra foothills town, finished second with a leap of 17 feel , 4 inches for$200. • Third place went to ''Glamorous Gloria,'' who hopped J7 feet, l ih inch for $100. The frog was entered by Brent Bloom of Cupertino. Frog ''jockeys" stomped, shouted and beat on the stage. with their fists in an effort to their entries lo jump. The jubih~e was Spawned by "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," a story Twain wrote in 1860 about a frog nained "Dan'I Webster" who failed to jump after his stomach was filled with buckshot. __ , UPI Tel .. Mle TWAIN WROTE the ya rn while living near Angels Camp and the !own noted that fact by holding its first frog jump in 1928. FROG 'JOCKIES" SHOW THE MANY METHOOS OF GE1'TING CONTESTANT OFF GROUNO . Stomping, Blowing, Whistling ·--It's All Part of Game at Angels Camp 11-year-old Boy Chased by Police SANTA MONICA (UPI) -Police arrested an tt·year·old boy early Sunday after he allegedly stole a car owned by a county marshal, randomly fired the. officer's gun at. beachside apartments and then led California Highway P·a tr o 1 of. f ice r s . ,...------.,.---., on a four-mile chase up ( State J the coast. . CHP officers said thC boy could barely see over lhe dashboard. . Investigators ·said the youth look the ve~icle otbout 4:30 a .m. a nd picked up a 17-year-old fncnd and the two began riding in the Pacific Palisades area. C..-•t'-S4te LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The chairman of the Democratic' National Committee said Sunday that . either New York or Los Angeles will be the site of the 1976presidential nominating convention. - Robert Strauss said the 21 -member convention site selection committee has narrowed competition to the two cities because of the hotel room capacity available. Deatlt Probe Pallft LOS ANGELES (AP> -The inves ti gation into :the assassination of President John F. Kennedy :should be reopened, the leaders of a thr~e-day con· · ferenceon ''Conspiracy in America'' say. The cO nference that ended Sunday was 'sponsored by the Campaign for Democratic Freedoms. •.. , ..... •' VENTURA ,(AP) -A coroner's report today was expected to indicate whe~her a Simi v.al.ley man was drowned or whether hed1ed of a head 1n1ury suf· rered when a large wave capsized a.nd sank an 18-f~t boat in which he and four companions had.gone r1s- hirig. ' County authorities identified the dead man a~ Ray B. BourJand,41. Trallller Seized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Polish fishing trawler was under guard alongside a pier here today, awaiting charges she fished two mile~ inside a 12· mile 'fishing zone recognized by an 1nlernatlonal treaty. Pregnant Woman Slain LOS ANGELES CAP) -Poli ce arc investigat· ing a murder in which they say an att acker with medical experience killed a pregnanl woman and remov'cd the baby by Caesarian section . The baby, born full· term after the mother's nine.month pregnancy , survived, police said Sunday. The l}aby, a boy, ,,·eighed 6't.? pounds and was r e ported in good condition. The victim , Kathryn Viramonte s, 29, a mother o f thrle on ~elfare , v.·as found dead Saturday morning in the bedroom or h e r Van Nuys apartment by one or her-children. Chairman Dismissed SACRAMENTO (UPI> -Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr. will fire the chairm an of the North Coast Regional Coast.al Zone Commission, who was accused of raising ·campaign fund s for Republican gubernatori al candidate Houston Flournoy, ac· cording to the governor's office. Press Secretary Bill Stall confirm ed Satur· day that chairman John Ma yfield h ad been in· form ed Brown intends to name his s uccessor. K. W. 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Richard Gayer, a member or the Gay Law Students Associa- tion at l:lastings Law School, had battled with the OMV [or three years over the plate. ~he departme nt maintained that it "'as "offensive to general publi c t aste" and the issue went to court. Herm an Sillas, new director o( the OM V, said the department's posit io n was ''unte nable'' because or a new law legaliUng virtually all sexual acts between consenting adults. Sillas instr ucted the state lo drop the l'<.ISc . TH£ MOST serious outbre has been reported in the farm community or Huron south here, where 16 cases were re ed through April, the spokesm said. That is 165 percent abo the state average, records ~how. Al so of concern is an outbreak of gonorrhea, which some health alllhorities say is getting out of control countywide. · H~alth depa rtment officials were reluctant to discuss the pro- blem due to a program now being conducted in Huron to identify and l1"9at infected individuals. ··vo isn't like tuberculosis or- e ncephalitis -you c;ton't just treat it with a shot," said Dr. J . Frank J a mes, d e puty director or the health department. ''You've got to find it and that lakes trust. We 've developed trust among the· people out there and we've r e- ceived an awful lot 0£ coopera- tion from the city.'' HEALTH. ADVISERS h ave been contacting ranchers, city officials and employers in an at- tempt to get farm workers to take blood tests to determine if they have the disease. Com- pounding the problem is the fact that many do not speak English and are wary of government of- ficials, one spokesman said . A. 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DAIL\' PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Tiine to Start· Copiilg · The possibility of even beginning to ~pe with the estimated seven to eight million illegal ah ens current· ly in the United States is, according to Immigration Commissioner Gen. Leonard F . Chapman, "totally beyond our capabilities-just totally." The 800,000 illegal aliens rounded UJj and sent home last year ,'says Chapman, hardly makes a dent in the onrushing stream, which has soared from a fe\v hundre d thousand a decade ago to the present millions . The major cot1cern , ol cours~ has to do with ii· legal aliens who take jobs away from American· citizens or from legal resident aliens. aod with those who seek, and often receive, public weUare. Attempts to pl uce the burde n of identification on e mployers have fai led, and rightly s o . Most e mployers are in no pasition to make s uch verifica- tion. One obvious answe r lies in the ubiquitous Social Security card which, with its lifelon g number. now is required of all job applicants, and in.,m .any otQer areas. A Social Security card probably is the easie.st 'document in the world to obtain. Just ask for one,'it po ps right b<.1ck in the mail, and you 're in business. The elementary procedure of requiring Social Security card applicants to provide proof of citizens h i1> o r legal status as resident aliens. could automatically e liminate from the job market m ost il- legal entrants , along with students and tourists who c hoose to overstay their visas a nd look for work. And t ighter restrictions on the cards would lift the onus from employers who would prefer not to employ illegal aliens . It has been s u ggested that s uch require- ments would smac k of "police s tate '' tactics. : Nonsense. Let any American attempt to find work in Britain, France, Switzerla nd o r any of a dozen coun- tries that cou ld hardly be called police s t ates a nd he will find himself up against <.1 brick \Va ll -a \V;.111 erected lo preserve available jobs for legal residents. While it may be true that most of the illegal aliens J are willjng to do an hones t job. their presence. especially in the work force or on well are rolls, makes a mockery or immigration laws. IL should not be "beyond the capability" or gov- ernme nt to find accept able ways to implement laws des ig ne d to protect the citizenry. Our S.elfless.Lawniakers Faced 'Wifh two key legislative deadlines, our Sacramento lawmakers have been burning the mid· night oil lately. · Ma y 15 was the deadline for bills with financial implications for st ate or local governments to clear pol.icy committee hearings in order to becom e effec - tive before January, 1977 . And June 6 is the deadline for non-fiscal bills the lawmakers would like lo be ehacled for J anuary, 1976 imple mentation. " ~ · One me asure that seems llkefy \o rema,in i.n limbo for a whiJe is a proPosed constitutional ame n4ment that would remove the legisla tors' power t o increase their own salaries. . The amendment, which · wquld give the State Personne l Board the pQ\ver to dOfermineipay, retire· ment be ne fits a nd Ii ving expense allowances of legisla tors a nd statewide officials was s helved in- definitely in an 11-0 vote by the Sen a.le Governmenta l Organization Committee. People will not regain their r espect for the Legislature, commented committee chairman, Sen. Ralph Dills <D-Gardena), until jts m embers "start s tanding ·up on their hind legs a nd act like 1')1.en and tell these busybodies who want t o r un our lives t h;il we're going to r un them ... '' Spoken like a true r epresentative of the people and a selfless public servant, Sena tor. ' • ' • -. \ MULESKINNE.R . I ' ·( :· ·: • . . ·: . . ' ~= • : . • ;. ' -~ Adversity /tl11r.vist CfJHld E111b11rr11ss S11111111it Meet 'Still Has .Its Uses ( CHARLES ) McCABE ··oo you not think." a friend a~ked the other night, .. that a person's life is s trongly affected if he h<.1 s not been poor at some time in his life?" ~\s th('y s<.1y, he came lo the right man. Nol only do l think poverty (:ind the more the better. \l.'ithin reason ) is absolutely es-" ' scntial to a whole' hhd "Ch'd.s"tian view of life , _I think a life without il is deprived iO a rea l sense. On e of the greates t d e- rects of our culture is that most of the edu t'ated cl ass under age 50 huve never known provcr- ty. <.1nd their thihking shows it . Those older fo lk who knew pov- erty en ma ss e du r in g the Depression have shown an ·un- fortunate tendency to forget it. They often think more like people ..,.,irtr;ourth generation wealth th<tn those who didn't ha ve th'e price of ice when they were kids EVEN ~tORE than the old r1t.•h. the ex-poor allow their money to think for them. The welfare syste m has no severer eritics tha n those who \>,'CfC on some rorm of I he dole in the '30s . l 'm not tryin g to m<ikl' a virtue of the fact that I have been poor. and e xtrl'mcly s o. I disliked be- ing poor as 1rt uc.h as the next m<.1 n and pt.•rhaps n1 orc so, since I hi.Id great umbitions fo r myself. But I do take it to be a form or virtue that I have tried never lo forget that I was a poor man once, and th o.it there are millions or people on this planet who are as bad off as I "'as. as empty of hope. <iS dei:;pa i ri n j.! Of reli ef · 'rH E TROUBLE with having bbcn born well-off. or better, is t hat it is almost impossible to th.ink of t.h c poor. who so often tend to be black a nd brown, as human bein gs. This resulL<> in ;1 lot of brutish think in~. ·Many politicians (the name Ronald Reagan comes most easi- ly lo the tongue) have built a career by pandering to this belier Punch - Dear Gloomy Gus - What a surprise for the Cambodia n Co mmi e pirates when the U.S. chicken of the sea turned into a fighting cock. Now let 's go after our fishing boats in South America. D IOGENES '75 c;.._.,, """ comme11U irt Sllllrnil-lly •-S oN>d i1C1 tull MttiSilrity ... IMC! PW "ie>n ol 1111 ,....,,,.,,_,. Send ,,_.. Pt't -•• loGlo9mJ G111. 041ily Pi~. • c among the well-off that the poor are in some way both inhuman and expendable. The unive'rsity spokesmeh for the new affluence gave us The Population Bomb a few years back, and are now pushing a new brand of goods called Triage. whi eh means: Gel rid of the poorest wh en the crunch is on - i.e .. when the planet's resources are beginning to be denied to the wealthy or well-ofr. THE TYRANNY of the ar- Oucnt. I have callt.'<i it. The im - pos ition on the poor of the views or the affluent. which can more or less readi ly be summed up as Get Lost. The poor. instead or be- ing viewed as fellow human be- ings worth the consideration of human beings (and yes, even brothers), are literally a thorn in the sid e of those who have got it . It "s not easy to Think Poor if you have not been poor, but there ::ire things you can do ::ibout it. You c:.in actually ::irrange to be poor for a pe riod or time, as so many of the young have, or you can make the id ea of poverty an exercise of the imagination. You can try reading about St. Francis of Assis i. and more espe cially, what he actually ..,.·rote. I do not think poverty·ls all <JS beautiful as the good Saint did, but he is the supreme poet of pov · ert.y and an avenue to those who have not known it first-ban~. LIKf: MANY another t..hin g, poverty is best" when.;it is being remembered. not when it is being experienced. Remembering pov- erty when you no longer ex- perience it is a high form of sarli· LY. Jt is, more, a gift of God which can only be spurned at the cost of spirit. Francis Bacon quoted Seneca: "The good things which belong to prosperity are to be wished, but the good things th4it belong to ad· versity 01re to be a dmired.·· My wish for the day would be; Put !hut in your pipe and smoke il. . . 'q wish you'd c"8d me _.,MA Moodie." Paradox of Portugal at NATO • • • WASHIN GTON -When Presi· dent Ford convenes the NATO summit meeting in Brussels May 29, one he'ad_of governme nt sit- ti ng in the inner councils of the Wes tern d e fense organization wi ll be Vasco Dos Santos Gan· calves, revolutionary Portugal's primt' ministt·r . \vho is \videly perceived here as a Marxist with intimate ties to the Co mmunist party, Thal prospect is now causing conc ern at 'vorking leve ls inside th e Whil e llo~se and State Depart- • men(, It con· · front"S bot h the President a nd h is Secretaries of State an d Defen s e , Henry Kiss- in ger and James Schlesinger, with this agoni2ing dilemma : ean leaders of the West 's defense and political a lliance openly clis- cu.ss their military and defenSe strategy with Goneal~es sitting at the table ? The a nswer: almost cc('l;:tinly yes. because the sli ghtes(hinl of excluding Goncalves would be seized upon by the powerful Portuguese· Com munist party as new evidence of Weste"r n at- tempts to subvert their April 1974 revolution. IT WO ULD, in s hort. be used ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) b·y t h e Co mmunists {whose political power fa r exceeds the bare 12.5 perce nt of the vote they polled in the recent constituent assembl y election ) in the same way the aborted coup d'etat by the center-right in rttarch ~·as used: to aggrandize their JX>"'er by char ging foreign and counter· revolutionary in tervention into Portugal's domestic politics. Even i! ll;le U.S .. had a \\:orka- ble plan lo deal with this dilem- ma g uaranteed n ot t o boomerang. it is nearly certain that European members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion would veto it. In Europe, Portugal is still rather well re· garded as a member of the Euro- pean family. The overwhelming probability, then, is that Mr. Ford and hi s NATO colleagues will fin esse the delicate problem of Goncalves .listening lo uninhibited security talk b y m aking the s ummit largely ceremoni al. The intimate talks w ill go on behind t he scenes. EVEN SO, a n horrendous pro· bJem is posed by the final com- munique. The question: could Goncalves, who has not before of· ficially conducted a ny form al p:.irt o f Portuguusc foreign polil'y, s ig n a eom1nunique that could be interprcll'<I as a \\'arn- ing or a threat lo lhc Soviet Union and the \V arsa\•i Pact·? The precise degree of pt)lit1 c<.1I connection between Lisbon and J\1oscow is nol known here. Soviel diplomats have gone out of their \11ay to try to calm Ame1ica11 fears over Communist ·influence in Portugal. fearful that the U.S.- Sov iet detente might be damaged. In fact, ho"·evcr , high Offic ials here ..,.,orry deeply about sever al kno"'n f;.i cts. \Vith fello"·-traveler Goncal\'CS as p"rime minister and from at lt.•ast t~·o lo possibly lour Co m- munists in the 21-man cabinet. the present Portuguese govern- ment is moving t oward neutralism bel"•een tbe Western a nd Sov i et ca mps . Suc h neutralisrTI is a ntithetical to NATO . 'A-'hich ,,·as built fo r a single purpose: to combine the military power of the West agains~ Mosco..,.,. THE SOVIET ambaSsadOr to Lisbon is the most active envoy :n Portugal and, ci.t 45, one of J\.loscow's r ising s t:.irs. ~le rind the o mb assador s f rom Czechoslovakia. Romania anl.J Pola nd all s p e ak flu e nt Portug uese (while U.S. Am - bassador Frank Carlucci is the only ambassador from a NATO member v.1 ho s p ea k s Purlug uese). The Czech am- bassador is a former vice foreign minister. and the Romanian atn- bas.sador spent (ive years as special assis tant to the !orelgn - minister. In short , the Warsaw bloc - led by Moscoy,· -has zeroed in . on Lis bon by sending only the hi ghest quality diplomats to work there. Neither Goncalves nor his new ., foreign m inister, Ernesto dp l\.felo Antunes. ha·s giVen the Cllti· ' test sig n of wanting to tite Portugal out of NATO. To the ~ contrary. Goncalves will P..{<>-." bably s trengthen Portuga 's . NATO credentials by pointirlg to the. highly s uc cess!uJ NATO . naval maneuvers last February, including simulated bombing , runs by U.S. aircraft on. targets \ just 30 miles t;outh of Lisbon. The \ maneuvers \\'ent off without -a hitch. · I ACCORDINGLY, e ven if/ N1\TO contained the machinery for evicting a m ember (which it· t does not). Portugal remains in : good, formal st andii;ig. . l T h e paradox is acute: fj l neutralist-leaning member with ' am1>le potential for tur ritng · against the U.S. retains its seal ~ in the highest councils of NATO. ) with the virtual certainty that, any secret d efen se slrategy 1 adopted in Brussels will ln- C\1itably flow back to fi.{OSCOW. Socialism • in World Politics \.\'ASHINGTON -Hear the clink of those dominoes falling in lhc night .. Wit h South Vietnam and C ambodia turned into Communi s t - style socialist s tales and Lao s ap - parently on l he wa y to becoming the same, it is embarrassing listen- ing .. to the lib~rals ridicule the domino theory. By the same token Dr. Kiss- inger is quite right when he murmurs warnings about the dangers of the left moving in here , lhe r e and everywhere <.i round the world. You don !t have to be a CIA assassin. you don't ev.en have to approve to see that socialism in its many shapes and forms is becoming the domi- nant politi cal s ysten1 on th<> globe. For 30 yeurs the Un.itud States has exhaustet.I and disgraced it.self fighting it, a nd in the end we did indeed lose China, Viet - nam, Scandinavia, Libya, Cuba and on and on . T hat being the case, perhaps v.1e had best begin a11king "6ursclvcs can there be cBpltalisfn in on"e country alone '! This is the question which Terence McCarthy pos<>s in the current Issue of .. Rampart.a:." <With additional articles by L.aurence Stern and Dan Griffin of The Washinaton Post and Wllllam Shawcross of The Lon · don SUnday Times. this issue' oC .lhe magaz.lnc ls absolutely the beSt discussion of post-Vietnam reality you can get .) SllORTL Y alter the Rus&ia n .. I, ( VON HOFFMAN ) revolution. the ru lers of the new Communi s t s tate debated whether there could be socialism in one country. For a generation, while being forced to live in in- ternational isolation, they found out there could be sociali sm, albeit of a nasty. brutish kind ; but we may rind out that it will be harder for Ameri can capitalism lo go it a lone. Year after-year, as·plac.e after place adopts one for m or socialis m or another, we are los- ing access to the raw materials our industrial plant must have. As the !lgures developed by McCarthy s how , we are (ailing to trade with the countries with cen- trally pla nned economies and bountiCul raw materials. World markets arc slipping away from us and the govcrhment•s Policy is to encourage the trend. Our growing Political Isolation is being matched by economic isolation. Vide our pre1X>1terous . drall\-America·Cirst oil ·Policy. Instead or seeking stable, securt· a nd mutually profitable trade ar- rangements with the ol l- producin&. countries, the 10,vcrn. ment proclaims a ''Fortress America''.brand of economics by which we a r e s upposed t o achieve ''energy independence.'' This Is rapidly Involving u& In a number or dreadful anomaUes. ln order to achieve energy In- dependence we're actually en· Quotes What you did yesterday creates today's circumitances. TllomuBlaadl. •• '· couraging foreign oil producers lo keep their prices up. We have to. because s hale oil and other • s uch ·petroleum res ources are so expensive that they can only be marketed by "Artificially drivin~ the price of ,...potentially com- petitive Coreign oil out of sig~l. NEE DLESS. to s ay 'such policies will not only lo~·er our s t a nd a rd of l ivi ng but are already beginni ng to put such a strain on our 9wn capitalist ,system that "'e may have to destroy it in order to save it. Have yo u heard th at b e f ore ? "Wh at is occurring in the U.S. is the extension of socialist forms advanced in the name"of the pre- servation of free enterpris e,·· writes McCarthy, and whe n you consider what is under "·ay in such areas as t he allocation pf capita l. the rescue of the utility in- dustry by progressively sociali z· Ing it. a nd so forth and so on. you can'tdeny what's happening. It bears repeating that this isn't a form of socialism many of us. socialists included. are going to like, There will be le1s and less for1 aJmost everyone while we continue to make our society less and less productive. both in terms of its own Potential and In comparison to a natiOn like Russia which shows all the slgns of superseding us as lhc world's forem o s t Industrial and economic power sometime in the next generation. • ·THE COSTLY lroay of the si tuation Is that lhoa.c wbo hive objectec.1 m ost peralstent.ly, n<>t only to Y.lt1tnam but our whole uim tess l y truculent Core11m wlicy, are excoriated by people llke Dr. Klsslnger a1 neo- isolatlonlsts. ''Don't do ·what j these people suggest," he says in crfect. "or "·e'll be letting down" our Criends," oblivious to the tact. that \''e have fe"'Cr and fewer fli ends. We're barely on speak- ing terms with hair .of the nations in the U.N., quite an accomplish· rnei'!.t for a nation that was Un· iversally admtrefl 25 years ago. As our people sil ift tne1sla.te Department iiind ipetli&J\lY ~d · new nations to the li st ~ey dream the CIA will ove~,: Russia, the two German.ya•&nd nations like Japan will trilde· th ei r m a nufaclure-.J..n d tec hnology for Vielna rn.i1 e- tun gsten, LibYan oil, JamaJben bauxite, etc. We, on the OU*r'. hand. will have a dwarfish, -Ms- torted socialistic Isolation, w.1.cti.: our Presjdents will prociairft as independence. · ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wtcd, Pt1bli6Mr Thoma.a Kf!f!Uil, Edllor Barbaro Krtibich. Editorictf Poul! Editor The editorial page of the ~*. Pilot seeks to inform and 11timulate read-ers by p= on this page dlver11e comm on topica of intert'St by synd l'd columnists und cartoonis"' llf provldlna a forum for react.rs' views and by prescntlna tMI ne-·spaper's opinions and '* on current topics. The edl~ opinions of ttae Daily Pilot.....- only In the editorial colu.mnattM top .of th e P•1e. O.W-b. pres'ed by the cohllMlltl lad cartoonisla i nd lt!tt~r •tiC.. aN thtjr own and no endonemelltlot \Mtr vi~·•· by the Dally Pilot should be lnrerred. 11\onday, May 19, 1975 ' • •• ""' Rea A· J Na~ in \l )IDIT~ (EMd# ~q_1>lr.e Rear A\lm. Jeremiah /'..Denton Jr., senior Navy1pris9ner .of )Nar in Vietnam,· is retiring ;1lDd will be assistant to president of Spring Jlill College in Mobile, Ala. Cranston Reports Holdings WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Alan Cranston (~alif.) 11.aa reported groeS 'lnColne of $75,026 for 1914 and a net w~rth ol'527.260. In addition to his S-ate salary or $42,500, Cr1nston reported in· come lrom real estate ~ngs, speeches and ar.tlcles, Interest and diVidends. Judge Backs , Teacher OAKLAND <AP) -A hl1h school teacher fired ror allowina his ciao to hear sexually explicit poems has been ordered reinstated with $4,400 back pay by a Superior CoortJudac. Raymood A. de Groat, 48, an ED1ll1b teacher at Newark.--H:!1b_:;Scbool, wu flted arter allowing Jobn Thompson or Ber'keley to read his poetry before JOO stu- dents, ranging in age from1.3to18, Nov. 20. MANY PA&EN.TS were outra1ed by 1bompson's poetry and special three-member school commission fired de Groat last February alter finding' him "unflt for service." However', A, I ameda Cou nty Superior Court Judge George P hillips said de Groat could only ~ ruled unfit for his job if he posed "significant danger or harm.. to his students. uA REVI EW OF the record simply does not reveal this -nor is there any indication w h atsoever that de Groat's fu·ture performance will fail to meet the district's &tan· dards," said PhilliJ?S . The judge noted that de Groat had sent notices home with the students to inform parents or Thompson's sch edu~ appearance and• advise them that they could take their children out of class during that time. ·Hi• re~ estate hold· Iha• i•Fbid• a '1,4!1.!i()O co-op apartment" in the W1tt ergal e complex ··in Washington. A $35,000 condom in ium unit at ~alin Springs was listed u-l!ia.home. "WHILE "'GRE EING ~Cranston published his that Mr. Thompson did IJiBntial statement and repeatedly read certain bot"-1 his federal and v u I g a r p o e m s California stat'e income throughout the school t.ax 1returnj in ·t be day, and with all due ~1reAional lt~ord. respect lo the outrage ex· He also reported re-pressed by some parents ceiviag ~Sl,000 each for in response to these . 8ddressing th·e Dealer events, the court cannot Banker Associat ion at agree that de Groat's SU DiegO, the American conduct and participa· Bailkers Association at lion in this regrettable San Francisco and the incident was of the kind ·Holel Restaurant or character which war-·Employ~ee_s. and 'Bart.en·. rants di s missal on den-International Union grounds or unfiti,.ess for in Washington. service,'' the judge said. -"•' L. /ff. Bt1J1rl Most Men's Hats in Texas Q. ··who shou ld have the final decision as lo twin bt!ds or double bed, the husband or the r wife?" A. Our old·£ashioned Love and Ylar man likes the elderly notion that a woQ'lan should have the right to rurniSh her house as she s·eeS fit . 00 YOU REALIZE that half the citizens hereabouts "'·eren 't even alive during World War II? THE TUDOR kings of old England decreed that a furrow s hould be 220 yards long. That distance of :.in eighth of a mile, 1originally described as a furrow-long, came to be known at a furlong. STATISTICS She wasn't talking about thi s co lumn , 1\olrs . Robert A. Taft, but she- might have been, when she said the following : "I always find that statistics , are hard to swallow and 'impossible to digest. The only one I can ever :remember is that if all people who go to sleep ·in church were laid end to end , they would be a •lot more comfortable." THAT STAT E wherein liv~s e greatest proportion or men who wear h is said to be Texas. THE GA RMENT MAKERS with their new computer-driven laser knives now can cut up the 40 pieces qr .cloth in a man's suit lo turn out 45 such suits per hour. PA RROT Am asked if anybody knows wh8t parrot hos the biggest vOC!abulary~o. the No. l con· versationaliit among Pw:roti h•s not yet been identified, evidently. Some careJully trained birds arc said to speak several hundred words. Birds wi\h vocabularlN ol at least 100 words· are fairly co'mmon. The r-etord a1io sbows a cardjnal once pald 100 crowns for a gray parrDt that c,.ould deliver \he Apostles' Creed without a fluff. ~ .. SALE of apU·ecld t1blets goes up na· tlonwlde just tierore the income t ax de· adl.tne ... ONLY FIVE PERCENT of the women in upcoming yean can expttl to go through, llf,e wJthoul ever working on a payroll ... GWOM'k' LONDON, they say. Rains all the time. 1-logwash! We athermen will tell you it r~ins considerably more In New YorlC City ... APl'JlOXIMATELY 22 percent al the world's books nre printed in Engli$h. And 17 percent are printed ln wRu ssian ... .. I • • • Monday. M•y 19, 1975 OAllYPILOT Al,' ' ''I'd like to help you squeeze extra mileage out of every tire!' ' By John Thomas, Shell Staff Engineer Here are ways to get long life from your · ' tires, and know what to look for when you replace them, no matter where you buy. There are two major \\1ays to save money on tires. First, gel longer life from the tires you have. Second, start figuring out what kind of lire you'll need when it's time w buy new ones. First things first. Under-inflated tires can cost you a small fortune Tires carrying only 60 percent of recom- mended pressure can actually wear out twice as fast as properly inflated tires. That's an extreme example, but it gives you some idea of the wear under-inflation can cause. And if it's combined with high speed or overload, under-inflation can also cause heat to build up until the lire actually starts w come apart. What's more, ·under-inflation costs you in g-.isoline mileage. It simply lakes more energy w ltun an under-inflated tire. Fill your tires w the pressure recommended in y.our owner's manual and check them often. Don't forget to adjust for different load conditions. Be sure to keep caps on your lire valves, too. If you don't, dirt can get inw the valve and cause it w leak. A word from your tire tr~ad I look at my lire tread regularly for danger signals. Here's what w look for. ·: ~ ·~: .. .. ,, ;~\ ~ ' ~· • J "' Sipal ,. Probable cause ·Bald spots. Out of balance or or"cupping.. \run1 8huck.absorbers One edge of Out of alignment tread \\'Onl Both eclges uf tinder-inflation tread \\·om (see note belo\v) Feathered Out of ali&rnment tread ribs Center of tread \\'OMl Over-inflation Note: Hard , fast come1ing em1 also cause both edges of the tread lo wear excessively. · Since tires can \\·ea.t' differently at each wheel position be sure lo ha,·e your tll"OS rotated when the O\\llleiJs manual sa)rs to. Don't drive your tires to an early grave You pay a lot for that rubber, so why leave it all over the road? Fast stops and starts wea" down the tread, even if the tir.es don't squeal. The same goes for fast .comeri/lg. And excessive speed is not only unlawful, it can overheat and even destroy a tire, par- ticularly if the lire is under-inflated or over- loaded. Also, no malt.er how good your tires are, you shoulil try to avoid any road hazanls like chuck holes and "road junk." Any tire can be pOnctured, even ruined. What •kes one tire cost you more than an.otlier Bias-ply tire. A tire in which the hody cords run. diagonally w the tread. Bias-ply tires offer a softe r; 111Qre comfortable ride than other types of tire c;onstruction. Bias-belted tire. The body cords run the same as in the regular bias-ply lire, but the tire also has layers of material formed into belts under the tread. These belts reduce tread squirm for longer wear and better traction than you get "ith non-belted tires. _ Radial tire. Belted tires in which the body cords run at a right angle w the tread, instead Bias-ply Bi .. belted Radial of diagonally. Radial .tires have mo1"0 flexible sid.ewalls and l'Oll easier than non-r•dials. This can give you longer tire life and better gaso- line mileage. Radials also give faster, surer steering 1"0sponse. T Tire profile. The profile is a , number that tells you, gen- series ii erally, how \vide the tread is. l The lower the number, the t--_...__, wider the tire. The num- ber is actually the height-to-width ratio of a tire's cross-section. Irr a 78 series, for exam- ple, the height is 78% of the \vidth. Most can usP a 78 or 70 serie~ tire. How to read a tire There's a lot of infoimation about .a tire on its sidewall. For instance: !. Size designation. This tire is a GR 78-15. The . "G" designates the weight the tire is designed to support (letters run from A-N ). "1\"tells you it's a radial. If there's no "R" here, it's a bias-ply or bias-belted tire. The first number in the series, 78, gives you the tire profile. The second munber gives you the diameter of the wheel rim this tire. \\ill fit. In this case, it's 16 inches. 2. Load ranee code. The load range code \\i ll be "B", "C", or "D", and tells you the maxi- mum allowable air pressure. This is a load range "B" lire and can CIUTy a maximum of32 powids per square inch. Load range "C" and ·o· tires can carry more air pre88ure and, therefore, hea\1er loads. M06l passenger cars llhould carry less The wider the lire profile, the higher the price tag will generally be. Furthennore, when you move up in size, you usually move up in price. Finally. radial tires usually eol!t more than bias-belted: aiid bias-belted u8u8ny cost more than bia:rply ~ . You should know what these tenns'""" · . before you start sbo!lPng. • thanlhema.ximumairpre11mre. lfyoucan")' a heavy load, incrl!Me the air pressure, but never 8bove the tnaximum stated on the tire. .--". Consult yo ur owner's manual for the recom- mended lire pressure for your car. 3. Load and pressure. This tells you the maximum weight the tire could can-y al full air pressure. Four tires coul<I thus support a car and load up to 6,400 lbs. (4'1620). Before buying new tires, check your old ones Your best guide in choosing new tires is how well your pl'esent tires have served you. Trade for tires with the same construction and load carrying capacity if your present tires have served your needs and you're looking for another set that will last about as Jong. Trade down if you're using the car less than you'd expected, and don't plan on long or hanf service from the tires. But I don't advise trading down in size or load capacity. Trade up if you haven't been satisfied with your present tires, or if· your driving needs require it. Remember, bias-belted tires and radial tires generally give you t;,tter traction and longer mileage than bias-ply tlres. Don't buy tires strictly on price. The cheapest lire isn't always the best buy, but nei~ is the most expensive. Strength, han- dling, expected mileage. from the lire, and even gas mileage are. all factors 'that should enter into J'Our decision. Waniing: Never mix tires of different sires or types on the same axle. Never use radial tires in front 'vith bias-ply or bias-belted tires on the rear. Improper m~xing can lead to dangerously poor handling. ' Shop the Shell tire line-up before you buy Shtll Comfort Ride."' Our economy tire. A bias-ply tire wi th four full plies of polyester cord for the driver \\'ho prefers a soft, comfortable ride. Shell Belted 78. Our bias-belted tire. It has t \\'O pol,yester co rd body plies and t\VO fiberglass belts for good traction and wear. Shell Radial Ride. ~v Our ne\\' improved economy r.idial. Available abo ut June 1. 'l\\·o lx!lts oftibergla.-.s core\. t\\'O i)ol)·ester rord body plies. 1:or the dri\"er ,,·ho \\·ants the handling and :ootccri11g response that radials offer \\'ithuut paying fol' the nddcd strength and n1ilf.!agc uf stL ..... l. Super Shell• Steel-Be lled Kudial. Shell's best. Twin belts of steel cord, plus two rndial plies of polyester cord, plus the lire mileage and steering rettponse radial con- struction offers. And no matter \\'hat brand of tires you have on your car, remember there are thoUsand s of Shell dealers anx- ious to hel"'°u lake care of them. Many Shell tire• are on •ale now. Tlrla month-Free re1>lace111ent tire t'alve caps atpanicipating Sl1ell stalions. Any questions? Write me. WriteJohn Thomas, Slaff Engineer, Shell Oil Company, P.O. lldx 61609, Civic Center Sta. tion, Houswn. 'fexas 77208. And ask for our free 12-page booklet, '1'hrec Rules for Maxi- mum Tire Life." It has more ideas on how to get fuJJ mileage from •Y brand of tin!. I I ' ' y • I .. ' 1 'I • • I - I .r .. ~· . -' . . /If DAl\X PILOT Mond•y. M1119, 1975 'QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi . ' • • l . , J . " .. , o ..... ~-.... ·---'""' ,._,,. ... ,. __ ..._ "Maybe it 's a sia:n the economy's turning around ... " . -·1 Other Deaths. I • \V OODBURY. Conn.. sembly man Richard H. (UPI) -Leroy AD· ·McColliste r , 66, who derson. 66, who used rCpresented l\1 arin and fa mi liar, nonmus ical Sonoma .counties for sounds i n compos in g :.ilmost 20 yea r s , died such songs as "Slei gh Thu r s d a y in th e Ride'' a nd ''The S)·n-S:.itramento ~Icdi ca l .cop a ted Cio(:k," died Center. Jf c \V<l.S majority Sunday of lung cancer. floor leader fron1 1955-58. And e r so n 's ''Blue Tango" was the first in- strumental t o reach t he . • No. 1 s lot on the ';1-lil '· SAN DIEGO <AP) - Parade," where it re-Walter ff. Bur~ner, ~· m;iined for seven weeks father or Rep. Clair in1952. Burgener (R ·Calif.), died Tuesday in a local SA CRAJ\1E NTO (UPI) hQspital. He had taught music much of his lire. Former 1\s- Death Notices IALn·ll•c;E•OH fUHERALHOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 IElLl•OADWAY MO•TUA•Y 110 Bro1'd way, Cosla Mesa 642-9150 . PUBLIC NOTICE ~ KDND HAWAII ~ presents the : soc1m OF ~ SEVEN Opening May 29 I Res: (714) 53 1-1232 Medics Spoiled? Success Hurts, Says Ex-VCI Dean ~ By DOUG. FIUTZSCHE at .. Ollry ,.. ... '~" If th e quality of medical car e available in the United Stales weren 't so good, the m e d ica l profession would not be having so many problems, accord- ina: to. form er UC Irvine m.edlcal-school d ean Warren Bostick. Deaeribing what he sai( \W"U an amalgamat- ed mess of government· action, medical miracles and consumer expecta- tions, Dr. Bostick, now a pathology professor , told a university a udience re- cently that in some areas, "success is &poil· i n g the medtci.l profession." . ptotealon, be contenda. AS-aBCBNTLY -u - 11100, be aald, . teecblng and pu.r1ln1 were com- mon mecllcal r,racUces. 'Jben came d 1coverie3 of Insulin, penicillin ind. sulfa drugs -miracle drugs -a nd doctors tot reputations as ''miracle workers.•• Anaheim Rates Vp Con1umer1 "have an ANAHEIM -The city ••unreasonable level of ol Anaheim. which pro- -e•pectatioa1 •• about vides its citizens wlth what medicine can ac-loc-ally generated elec· compll1h, he said. "'Ibey ·tric power has r aised its ~..,.....,. • ..,.;..... have the ldea that every · rates S2 cenls per month m edical procedure on the aver age reslden- should be successful." tial bill. As a result, he said, the Effective this week, number and magnitude t,he rates went from in the num..ber of doct~ or malpraetlce claims $11:31 to $18.83 pe r month bejnc trained and the far" haVe risen. -an increase of just UD· CARE TOO GOOD? UC lrvln•'• Boollck aree.ter'ftumber of ippU-, · der_three i.>e_rcent .. cants to medical schools. . ~ 18 not malprac· City. off1c1als estimate ·First Games Sei 1 SANTA ANA -The Saata Ana, Urbain lint Otan1e County Ill<· Plavaa of Pouata.la l c01)tlonal Gamoa wW be Valle7 ud Woocl~rllt ., 1 . bold Illa 31 at Sad· 1'1lJ14rtOn, . dlebock ffl'1h School. The event .. f« '!Iii Kore than 400 partld· baDdlcapped cblld,_ atx panio an npected. Kool y,..n aDd older. Eve .. will come from lour or· will be noncompetitive tbopedlc-a.lly h.aa.,Jor .cblldttn 1·10 l--.: dlcapped 1chool1 In the TliOrewlll be r " 'I county. The 1cboot1 are aecoad and third pl ... 8 a c:i ea Pow e 11 of ribbons for tbo1• 11 1 Anaheim, CarlHarveyol yean and up. Married penoM over twenty-five Twenty-one year old single males LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE S84 * annµally S146* annually S 154 * annually NinJleen year old single inales (NII time •hid.,,,. Oftly) . •wfth""" .. ,, .... rec.ord THE R ESULTS arc now being played Out in public. Among them ere high medical malprac- tice rates which lead to high consume r costs and doctors walking out of hospitals , Dr. Bostick said. Less obvious, he said, is the dramatic increase ' The upsurge in doctor lice like the term meant the l n c re a s e w i 11 training currently, he in the ~ld day~. 1:'~s is gen~rate about $3 .5 said is liketheemP,huia profess1onal 11ab1lity,'' rn;lll1on more for the onteachertrai.nina:Otthe he 1aid. In the old days general fund next year. 1950s and on ena:iaeer malpractice meant that Since the clty is the on· training of the 19608. And ••a· physician left bis Jy one i n the county that he predicts the same re-scissors in a patient's ab-provides local power, it suit -"too m 3ny pup-domen,"hesaid. se t s its own r a te piesrorthe nest." "Th d .1 schedul e, buy in g the BOB PALEY and Associates Inc •. The diffic!.flties stem that t:!epa~i~~t1 w':::~ po"•er whol es~le from South Oranp County 642•6500 from the successes of the peeling an a bsolute cure l a r~e clectr1 c com· Phone: NortbOronp County 546-3205 and "didn't gel it and ex-~·~p~a~ru~e~s~·==--,---'--1!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Countain Guilty In Bar Slaying SANTA ANA -A W e stm i n ster man booked on murder charges after he alleged- Advertisemeii.t ASTHMA: IS IT HYPOGLYCEMIC RELATED? Jr you have e ver seen lie takes issue with thOOE anyone desperately fighting v:ho believe that a sthma is for bre a th through a simply an allergy. Attacks lerrorizing attackofasthma ca n be t ri gge r ed b y you know thi: cond ition is· a hypersensitivity to normally cause for real concern. harmless things like pollen !.l~w serious is as l~ma? foods or du s t, but nol t cw people realize thal ,always. ast.hma, as a .. Besides, people in good k 1 1 I e r • h ea lth d o n ot hav e an outra n.k s a llergenic or a sthmatic I c u k e m 1 a . reaction to pollen or dust. p o l io_, and And if yo4 r body is congenital a~ ft1r11:t ioni11 g \}ropl•r lr .rou r h cum at 1 c won't have allergies. , h . e a r ~ "What actually happens J , ~a' d 1 seas c , '· in an asthm:i attack is a •· a.y , s t a t es Dr . contraction or the muscular C -1**• ~·C:i' go~ll_1rrc: D~.: ~~~~~h\nallhteub';!1•1s c~~l~= or the Co'!ture Ch1ropract1c down on the supply of air to Office In Newport Be ach. the lungs. Not e nough · air "Asthma is not to be means not enough oxygen. tolerated or trifled with. "That's why the asthma And yet 'people will go for s ufferer rorgets everything yea rs wltbout e rrectlve.except' his frantic struggle treatment for themselves, to breathe. His mind and pects the right of redress. Juries, which have the same un· reuonable leYel of ex- pectations, find no pr<>- blem in awarding huge sums," Dr. Bostick said. The result, he said, is high malpractice in- surance r~tes. Meanwhile, he . said, medicine has become a political issue and medical care a ".right." WITH-FEDERAL and state government in- volvement, be said, "an unbelievable number of dollars has come into a restricted·_ manpower ma rketplace and that has disCombobµlated the system. The restilt has been an unbelievable ex- pansion at a price rise that is pretty grisly." LEARN /N,TERIOR DECORATING At Our Ket Newport Beach location 001llOR DmIGMIS GUDJ) is the leader in conducting an interior 'design school BECOME AN INTERIOR . DECORATOR We offer a short term course Or a year course with an assoc iate in arts degree CALL NOW 640-0500 l!OO NEWPORT CENTER, SUITE 000 NEWPORT BEACH LOCATED IN DESIGN PLAZA up • ler . . Every morning, daily interest is added to every Los Angeles Federal Savings Account. Passbook Sav ings -Certificates of Deposit- Investment Certificates All at highest rates LOS ANGELES Savings insured to $40,000 or worse y..et, ror their body are algnalin g c.hildre n," bemoans Dr. desperately for the oxygen Coulur<'. they m~t have to s urvive " . It's us if they build up an says Di-. Couture. ' immunity to effective care Should you wait until you as they become more and have an alJack before you ~ mo re d e p en d e nt o n see a chiropractor? bronchial dilators and other "It's nonsense to put off """'ht.oe i ing machines." e rrective treatment ror FEDERAL Sa,fe depos it boxes McCO•MICk MO•TUA•Y Laguna Beach 494-941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IJr. Couture sta tes, "Some asthma. After all, it can be of nf_y m o~t r e.warding directly fa t al by ex periences. 1n c hiropractic s trangulation during a ""......., ..... t.,.. have come 1n the tre~tment ~pasm : or ind irectly so .1,11 cOM9. of an asthmatic, gasping for because of the terrific strain SAVINGS and the most warited savings services PACIFIC YllW MEMO•IAL PARK Cemelery Mort uary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newparl Beach, California 64<1-2700 NHPAMILY COLOHIAL PUHllAL HOMI . 7801 Borsa A ve. Westminste r 893-3525 INfTHS" MOITUAIY 627 M&ln St, Hun~Beach 539 • s.r-;~:+!1.-breath during an attack. 'each attack places on your Al Ywr o-"In almost all coses of ht':art. b ~on c h i a 1. u. i th ma , "In short, t he asthmatic f 495-0401) ~h 1rttpr~ctors. ftnd that there who goes without sl1niricant •. ·n• oo ~cif,":,l""' is a spinal displacement in care can look forward to· znzz c • ..-. c!.,1, .... _ the shoulder area. misery and a higher risk or •:;::·-~ .. ~·=--;::·;::··;··;';·-;::~ "This is the exit point or permanent d amage •Ith ne rv es l eading t o th e eachreeurringattack 197.5 P TUlllS ii(STOCK .. "•tlJ0.291 bronchinl tubes. If you have allh~a be "In many cases Kently sure to have your b'tood forcing the displaced spine checked for hypoglycemia. bac k t oward Its normar Dr. Couture malnt1ins p osi t io n ha s given offices al 2043 Weatcllrr immedia t e reli e r from Drive (corner or 17\JI and sever e asthma 11tt1ctu1," Irvine), Newport Beach. says Dr. Couture. Phone 645·5300. FREE LECTURE Twt 111, W., 20 IJ Dr . ...., CIUIMo • ...... Jlftp11fl:t1d1/• .. i..cw.-~,. r::. ' JMJW ....... Drl WHI ,, . ••• • '· Newport Beach Office 3201 Newport Blvd. • 675-4500 (Across from City Hall) Head Office Downtown : One Wilshire, Los Angeles 90017 other offices throughout the area r ' I I ' ' I I t I I I I l I I I t' I i t I I I I I l 'Monday.May 19.1975 0 AILYP1LOT A9 · OCCHonors ·Night Set Tomatoes Get Rotten Rating By tbe AasHl•ted Press Red, round and rubbery . That's how ·many AmeMran co nsum ers describe th e tomatoes on .su le in muny 1upermarkets. CONSUMER wtthatand bruising in the packing and shipping pr0<:ess. ( J to be picked by m achine ancJ to ol Florida. Showa_lter was speaking lo a group or store executives in Dallas at the annual convention of the Super Markel Institute, ex- plaining about the development- , of "' new kind of tornalo -tht· .Florida Ml-f l. More than $21,000 i n •cholar•iilps wi ll be awarded to Orange Coast CoUese·ttucfentr Mar.rr&t the school's annual Honor• Night awards banquet. The banquet will be held at the Tale of the Whale Restaurant in Newport Beach .. Top 1cholar1hlp dona· 1'.he U .S . Department or Agriculture asked l,fl>O persons to rate 31 f ooi.I products . Tomatoes wound up }l the bot- tom of the list, with ~ndents complaining about price, rlpc- neas, taste and appeaFance. In recent years, breeders h•ve . .. . developed tomatoes that can be Times. _u 19'.1.2 _rePQrt.. by the_ pickod by machine in a state ~gribuslness Accountability Pro· known a.s ''mature green.'' The Ject , a lleged that land-grant col-ton1'\tt00s are sent to warehouses )eg~sa ndtheU .S. Department of wh ere they are artificia ll y Agnculture have used tax funds ripened with. na tural ethyl ene lo finance resea rch on develop-gas. ing vegetables designed lo be Just uboul everyone admits grown on huge farms. that these tom<1toes don't taste He challenged statements by a F1orida grower who said pl a nt breeders were interested only in how many tom a toes they could get Per acr e . ; -Uons to be presented in· elude the ·orange Empire bruch of the Food Servt:ce Esecuttves Association !$1,200), Costa Meaa- Ncwport Harbor. Lions Club CU ,,OOO ) •nd t"b e Orange -.;oast College Alumni Association ($800). ' CONSUMER ACTMSTS huve charged that mass-markot.ed tomatoes are an example or whut happens when big business and -farmers get l9gether. They say quality has been sacrificed to quantity and ease of handling. ''Ha r d Tomatoes, Hard GROWERS AND scicntsts say they ttre trying to improve the 'tomato without making it so ex- pensi'/e to produce that prices will soar out of sight. They argue that the reality of th e marketplace dcm ands that the tomatoes m ust be hardy enouJ(h lilce the ones g r own in th e backyard and rfl)ened on the vine. "TOMATOES RIPENED on the plant ge nerally have a bettt'r f1 avor tha n those ripened in com· mercial market channels," said Bob Showalter of the University ''THERE WAS a ti me when vegetable breeders sought primarily high yield, appearance a nd disease resistance," he said. "But now a breeding program a1so strives for good flavor, firm- ness, suitability for machine harve-st and othe r things.'' 'A>IOTtlEP. BLOW S~UCI< l'OR. CONSERVATION. " I • I I I I I I I I \ I I I I I I I I ·Robinson's May Book and Record Sale! ' .. Orig. $3.50-$35. Now $1.69-$21.99. ' ! Ong. 520.00. Now $9.99 l. MDMSltH WM111 WMll I Iii illus. Crammed into ont p1c turt-packtd book art 111 tht monster stars you lovt to fear and tht ir blood - curdl1n1 d11bol1cal deed~ and historie ~ SP£CIAL 4.99 , 2. TM[ WlllLE 261 illus .. 87 in color. This dtfinitivt book on whatin1 covtrs evtry asr,ct .•. folklore, literature, biology. habits. boats, mtthods o whili ng. tfc. ORIG. 20.00 HOW 9.19 l . llUNIO FU: Cinema o! Vtnatanct 209 illus .. 8 color posters. La· v1shly illustrated book !tiling tht ent11e story of the phenomenal Kung f11 lilm industry. SP£CllL l.99 4. Cil(lT lDVCIS or 114( MCIVl[S Over 200 rhotos, 20 In color. A col - lect ion o! dreams-01e male sea·symbo of tht mov 1ts. Tracts the caree rs of \lalenl1no, Nav1rro. Boyer, Gable, Brando, mort. SPfClll 5.99 5. MDVI( FlMT&STIC: Beyond the Ortam Machine 280 photos. St ill~. llnt ·draw1ngs and poste1 s take us insidt the fantasy machi ne of ttit cinema and tr1ct tht myths 1nd monsltts which have haunle d our minds since lht days ol the c1veman. SPECJ&l 3 9! 5. liWary"tl Jewlslll ll11WIM1t: lflllCAl .llCN&IOl.IKY 259 photos I +1- lus. fasc 1nat1n1 study of Biblic1I ti mes based on cuuent and re- cent e1cavat1ons. OlllC. 12.50 NOW 4 !t 1. THE CGfF[[ TlllE IDOll Df WlTCICIAfT &ND DEMONOLOCiY 102 illus. and 1are woodcuts. Tht answtfS to just about 1ny questions you may have on witchts ind the s11pe1nat11r1I are 1n this anthology of the dtmon1c. ORIG. 12.50 NOW S.11 I. THE DEVIL &MD &ll lllS WDIKS 48 full color pla tes .. 167 illus ., 6 m1p s. lht most complelt, spellbindin1 and absorbing survty or lht conflict between Good 1nd Evil eve r pub1islttd. ORIG. 14.95 NOW I.ti I. JESSfS lllOll Of C•EOt.£ &ND Olli' SOUTH l(CIPES wonderful. mouth· watering recipts, filled with the stcrets that have madt th 1~· area 's food a culina1y del i&ht. ORIG. 3.50 HOW 1.99 10. llllUll'S MllVlST: Tht Vegetab1t Cookbook Illus. lhroughou!. Comprehtns1ve dicti onary and rel1rence book with cec ipes for ne1rly every veaetabtt and htrb aw1ilable. ORIC. 10.00 NOW 3.99 11. fll( COWllTE QtJTOODll COOlllOOK 23 illus. 400 tantalizing recipes to be en 107ed outdoocs whelhet it"s a terrace, backyard , p1cn1c.- the wllderntss or a hike. ORIC. 8.95 , , "Ow I.It 12. lill.ll llCIP(S fllOM THE "EW YOIK TIMES 22 photos l illus .. Ovtr 1$00 hilhly d1ve1se and dt liclous recipes from !ht Nt w York Time s, 111 pit1en\ed 1n clea1. simple, easy·to-lollow lo1mat. ORJC. 9.95 NOW 3.99 13. A MODElll 14£11ll 110 Illus .. bS color photos. He1e al last is all you nttd to know about herbs. SPECIAL 5.91 14. CDOll l"C INTO (U.cJPE Over 100 lull color il lus. Simple·lo·prtpart . mout~-watering recipes carefully gather ed liom all owe1 Weste rn Europe. ORIG. S.00 lilOW 2.91 15 GREAT CLASSIC ICCl~lS Of EUIOflt 58 Illus .. 19 color photos. Hun· drf:ds ol moulh·watt ring 1tc1pes l1om the lines! 1estauranls and 1nost renowt1td chefs of [u1ope. ORIG. 12.9S tlOW 1.19 11. IETUlll TD 114( ALPS: r1iends of th! Earth Beautiful 11111 color photos throughout. £1cept1onal photos c;i pture the awesome ind 1owe1ing st1ength of Ille Alps. ORIG. 27.50 NOW 11.99 17. tllE Pl1MAL ALLllNCl1 £1rth and Ocean 61 stunn ing color ilJlolos. lhls volum1 lavish~ and sensitiwtly eaplorts the ytt unsgolled Atlanllc shore an C1llforn ia's Big Sur. ORI . 27.50 MOW 11.19 11. MAUI: T•t La1t l41w111 111 l'l1c1. A cou nter po int of eiqutslle photos and-;ilrords porlr1yin1 the b11ulf and cont1asls ol Ha· waii's las! rel u1e ol wlldt1ness. ORIC.-i .50 NOW IJ.19 11 TlllDUCill TM( CIUST Of lllf l&•llt 13' illus .• 50 In color. lrace\ th~ 1volu\1on ol earth science ind \hows how tri1n i$ linked to ceotO&Y· ORIC. 10.,5 • NOW S.tt JI. TIU Slllll'( .IND l(lU11,UL WOILI Of OltllllS 141 illus .. 75 in 11111 ·color. (,;p11t te,;I and 1t11nn1n1 . close·uP pholos 11veat lht d1hc1te tnd 1aotieo OIChld. OR1G. 20.00 NOW 1111 21. TM( &Mr•1CAN JISlllM' SClllO•tll 1115·1135 Copiousll 1llus. Traci\ the 1volutl11n ol lishinr ve,sels b111lt for the New ne,land 11st11na 1ndust1y horn colonial 1lmts througll th• !1111 lh11d ol fh~ 20th c1 ntur7. the 201h c1nhlfJ. ORIC. 20.00 NIW 1.H Jt Ill( MlW , ... tlfll(S Wtll 10 Sl"(CllTll SNITS 48 pf'lotos. Pro· •ldts lht clowst thin& 10 s1!11n1 down in flont •Ith Somtont who kno•.S eve1ythln1 1h1re IS to know 1bout all Int 1111jo1 1nd 1110s! of lh• minor spGrl._ ORIC. 7.95 MOW 2.H 21 1111s Ill.II Ulll Hundr1ds ol pflotos. ll painttn1s b7 laRoy Ni iman. This bf1lll1nt and colorfwl volum11,;pli;itlJ 1t11lr1es the 11m1 of bawb11t ORIC. lt95 ..-1.H -------~~ DJ'l'-4'.:0~· ~ -,.::...--t11JUOR.Y o,... . 10 ~rat~ke9!Jtare~ ' oillri,;rllr:li~g\li rwf!"'"'" '-1lrtM>~·.i;:; ..... tdl ~";¥ n:110-root.,L_ 1ToJil r1t1C" • ~ .d~ ~ ,:,,.a<,.c;u~·:.:.rcH~ ~ ~~·!Ul-~ at.DGl'-'vr: ,#f/tar:oc.ot:~ ---__ ~ --Tlf,!_~!J:' ( ...,c.11.11t Of \lllllk°J6 ..,'t \ ) ff110rt,!;!!."'.'~o f l~~-~:~~~/-:·:i~·~:..~,u~!~:.,.~Of:::,;.:~~,_..~~ 10·RecorCI Set. 14 TllE BOYS OF SUMMEI 31 photos. A wa rm. dt lightlul narrat ive of growing up w1th1 n shouting d1stanct of Ebbets Field during tht 30's and 40's. life during the Jackit Robinson yea1s. ind whars happtned to evtrybodr since. ORIG. 8.95 NOW 2.99 ?S. a HISTORY OF A(RIAl WARfll E 290 illus .. 40 1n lull co lor. First comprehen~1vt dlustrat~d hrsto1y ol atri al warfare tracing devel· opment from b.l!loon exploits to the sateltitts and guidtd mis· silt s of today. SPECIAL 9.!9 25. f&~ll VENTURES 81 illus .. 4-6 1n color. The trut story of !ht [agte, the great \qua1e-r1gged bark, or1g1na11y built foe the Gtrman Navy, cac1ured duri ng W.W. II and now the pr1 re of tht U.S. Coa~t Guard. 0 IG. 15.00 , HOW 5.99 27. TH£ PtEASURE DF ANT IGUts 135 lull color photos. A hvishly +I· lust1a led outl1nt of all type s o1 ant1quts. SPECIAL 5.99 -.THE l NTIQlll ClllllCTbfl'S llLUST•ATllfOICTIONAIY largt. handsome. 1!:aut 1full y 1 llu ~t rated dictiona1y to help identify the names. styles. ttchnital terms and othe1 ntcessar y data on ant iques. SPCCIAL !.!9 29. lllE PLEASU•l Of ;u11s: The lnlri catt and Btautiful Wor ~ of r~rT!ous Gun~m1lhs 135 illus. in lul l color. Story of th e gun 1n all •IS forms from !ht 1nvent1on of gunpowder to today's capid·f 1rt ..eal!O'IS. SPECIAL S.99 311 PPUllSIOllC ANIMALS The (J.trao1d1nary Story of l ift Btfore Man 137 tu:I colo1 photos. largt. hdndsome and stimulating volume \rac 1n~ the d~ve1opments of l1!e on ta1th from the beginning to bS.000,000 years ago. SPfCIAl 6.19 JI TH( ILLUSTRATED HISTORY Of THE RUSSO·JAP&NESE WAI Over 100 rho tos. Rtal1st1c account of the lir1t g1eat war of !ht 20th cen- ur). ORIG. 8~5 • NOW 2.91 J2 . Tl1[ COMPLETE IMM O•Tllll An tsptclally choice comptnd ium of • fht bawdy. Riba ld and outrageously funny folk songs. st• shanties. col!eRe songs and night club dithes. ORIC. 12.50 f!GW l.91 33. EROTIC ART OF THE WEST 241 illus .. JO in lull colo1. Beautiful Ind handsomt volume study ing tht idealistic, realistic and fantas tic treatment ot \ht e1ot 1c and se111al impuh es 1n We stern Ar t. OR IG. 25 00 "DW 15.99 34. THl PIN·UP: A Modes! ~isto1y ~undreds of rtvtal1ng photos, !>3 lull color p!atl!s. [ro11c and lanlalizing look into the fan\1sy world ot pin-ups. ORIG. 20.00 "OW 7.99 lS. THOMAS "&ST: H+s Period and His Piclurts Over 425 illus. Tht best o! 1ht pungent and dra matic poli tical and soc ial ca1toons by tht gtn1us who crea1ed the Republican tltphanl and the Democra1- 1c donkey. ORIG. 12.95 ..OW 4.19 36. COlOI CUIO( TD AM(RICA" 'llDE"ING Over 1000 illu~ .• 343 color. Word-and-picture book on garden ing for pleasurt-pl1nts for de · co1al 1on. cut !lowers. shadt. tic. SPEC1ll 1.19 31 !ME MARX ••as. st•&PIOD.11 .BJ Gro11cho Marl and Richard J. A~O· bile Ovt1 350 1tlui. Tht dtl1ntJ1ve book on !ht Mar1 Brother~. fill· td with pic torial memo rabilia. much of 1t nevtr btfort pubhshtd. OR IG. 13.95 NOW 7.99 JI. l'fOPLE flDM THE OTllll WOltlD 111 Illus. Gripping as a dtlective noYtl, a' fa,c1nal1ng as sclence·fictlon. this h1sto1ic volume cow - e1s lht broad perloimance of 19th centu1y spiritual ism. ORIG. 8.25 NOW 3.11 39. SUCtlSSFUl Mllill•&L COLLECTING .IND 1'10$P(CTl"C Wilh 143 pho· tos l d1 aw1ngs. How lo prospect tor mlne1als lor fun or profit, st1king a clai m. main\a inln& 1collect!on11 homt. gemology. tic. ORIG. 5.95 . MOW l. It 40. M1111rtl Meal!: lllCKIE•IY WINlllt: My [allier Years 64 photo,. rrankly and eloquently, the ce nt111fs mo•l import an1 soc iolog ist/ 1n\h1opolo11 isl discussts htr early Ille. ORIG. 8.95 "ow 2.t9 41. lllf DDll 191 photos. 70 in 11111 color. Lavish took al dolls guar~nletd to capture and del ight 1ny chlld 01 adult co!le ctor or historian. ORIG. 35.00 "OW l.0.99 41. 114( DOLLS Df YISTllDlY Photos of over 450 doll~ plus d1aw· lnts and old pr 1111s. 200 111rs of dolls ind doll colltcltn1 1n E11'0flt and AmefiCI. OfUG. IS.00 NOW 5.t9 43 llf•lD STllCilltl: .In American S1e1 110 photos. E,;q u1 s1lt. b1l\llifull1 1Uuslr1ted porlrtlt of the Ille, words and wo1ks ol Slitllill. one ol the most fo rctlul t11 ures In tlte mode1n 11t mov1111tnt 111 Amtt lc1. OtltlC. 35.00 NCIW 11.tt '4. lllf WOll.n MYlllOlOCY IM CllOll Illus. 1n color. Compltl1 •olumt t'1cln1 the d1v1lopment of m1t/lolo11 lliru p1clurts and text o! l'ltl1 MCtiOfl of the world. Sl'ttlAL 1111 45. Tfll lll W l'i\ltftlftC Sttp·by·slep Instruction and demonsttallon of pa1nll n1 in Oilt-W,te1colors-Ac1yhcs. Basic color \11idts. -1echnlQ11ts. t••lu11, com po1ltlon, l•ndsc1pe, porlr11\ & l1u1t . $l1tchlnt. ~IC. 12.9~ MOW 1,99 Robinson's Newport 2 Femlon 11lend 11 Soec•al S 16.99 46. flDWE,S OF 114£ ISlANO I" THE SUN 32 pa inting s by Clarence [. Hall. An exquisite trea sury of brdltantJy colored e1ceptron1lly beaut iful paintings. ORIG 15.00 l'KIW 4.!t 41 Cltl]TIY[ PHOTOCIAPllY: Ae~lhetic Trends 1839-1970 244 strit ing photo~. Tht first comprehtns1ve stlldy written and illustr ated lrom tht art1st1c asptct ol picturt·tak1ng. ORIG. 15.00 ftOW 5.99 41. THC KORAN The remarkable. la~c1na!lng revelat ions rettaled by "llah to Mohammtd. tht foundtr of the Mosltm rtl1g1on. SPECIAl 2.99 4t IUDDlll: His l ife and.Teachings Illus. throughout. lht lift-story and teachings of Buddha. Handsomely bound and ~tamptd in simu- lated blue leather and gold. SP£Clll 2.99 56. IMC COMPlfTf Wtm:S OF SHAKE SPCARE Complete edilion conta1n- 1ng evtry word that Sha ke~pea1e wrote. 1248 pages bound in sumptuous s1mulaltd ltathtr and stamptd in simu1attd gold. SPECIAL 4.11 51. YACHTING: A Piclo1ial H1sto1y O~tr 200 photos & illu,., SJ in !u_ll co lor. Richly and lav1~h l y 1Hustr;i.led history of yachti ng from its origins 1n !ht 17th century to the octangoing yachls and powe1 boa ts of today. ORIG. 14.95 • MOW l.!I 52. £lllY lME•tC&N lM11010£RY DESIGNS Comprehen~ive voh1me cove11ng the ptriod just pri or to 1700, ending about 1825. ORIG. 10.00 MIW 4.99 53. TNE 1•1SM: How they Live and Work 16 photo~. \laluable and fastlnat1ng gu1dt to Ireland and he r people . its h1sto1y ,'pot 1tics. reg ions. economy. ORIG. Ii.SO NOW 2.99 54. lllSll llOUSES l CASTllS 371 il lus .. includ ing SJ 1n color and 33 plans. Brilliant p1ctor1a1 volume of 1egtndary 1ts1dences of tht Ang1o-11ish aristocracy; 39 famous dwell ings cove rtd with lasc1 n- ating historical background. ORIG. 35.00 ..OW 15.99 55.A CONCISE lllSTOllYOf IRELA"D 174 illus. Bri ngs out with clari ty. impartiality and compassion the trag ic inev1tab1l1 !y of Irish his· tocy. ORIG. 12.95 NOW 4.91 5&. 171 FAVOlllT( POEMS roR CHllOllEN Illus. rrom Sha kespeare to Lear, everr lyric. ballad and limelick is a classic. This is a book adults wll St tretly trea~urt too. SPfCI Al 1.19 51. lll COlOI BOOK or KllT£NS 108 lull color photos. Delightful photos of kittens from tht world ovtr. SPECIAL 3.99 51. All COLOR BOOK Of OCEAN llfl 105 color photos. Colorful book ovtrllowing with e1cept1o nal photos. ti;plon ng the world under the St a. SPECIAL l.99 59. All CDLDll IDllK Of 1£PTIL£S 107 colo r photos. Magnificent lull color photos from t~e world ovet rtweal the world of rtptites. SPECIAL J.19 IE CORDS R-1. lllllPS' COMPt£1[ 1££1140VE" SYMP HONl£S The ~e are the famous London fe stival der1n1t1ve rtcordings, rdh handsomt softbound pictorial htslorr of compost r's lift. 7 Record St! SPECIAL 11.19 1-Z. COLLECIOll'S UBlllllY or TN( WORLD 'S MUSICAL M.ISTE•PIECES Ba sic l1 b11r~ ol over 40 comrlete selections. inctud1ni Bet\· hoven : SYM H. NO. 5. CHAM R WORKS, Tchaikov~kt: ATHE · TIOUE SYMPH .. NUTCRACKER SUITE. WAl TlES: Bach: OMPLETE VIOLIN CONCERTOS. CHAMBER MUS IC, mort. 16 Record Stt SPECIAL 21.99 1.J. STEIEO tOtltCTO•'S ltBRAIY Of TH£ WOll LO'S MUSICAL MASTER- PIECES: Second Serits Basic lib1ary of 29 complelt select ions ol the world's grea\tsl music. Perlormtd by !ht wot ld's ftrta\esl art ists. orchestra s, conductors. Stlec\1ons include: ttlhoven's ERO!CA & CHORAL SYMPHO NIES: Tchaikovsky's SYMPHONY NO. 4 & VIOLIN CONCERTO: Gtrshwin's RHAP SOOY IN BLUE. Strauss WaHre s. many mort . 16 Rtcotd set SPECIAL 11.tt R·4. Dltlr•k~ Pl•r' WORLD'S ;•f&TEST \llOUN CD"CERIOS The lush. lyri~ ca l sou nd s ol he ~ most rnt lod1c ~1ol in maste1p1t cts·tht Beel · howen, Br.1hms. Mendthsohn and Tch1ikovsky conctr!os. 3 Reco1ds Stt SPlC1lL 4 99 1·5. TM( llillllOLDCY Dr SPl"ISll FOLKLORE MUSIC This 1ematk•blt St! prtsents mote th~n l hours ol inshurntnl1l music 1nd son1s 1tp· 1tsentin1 lht lolklofe ol tach of the reg ions ol Spain. 4 Rec'old Stt Sff:tlAL 7.tl RI Tc•alkns•r· StYEN SYMPltONIES OutstandinR rtCOfdin1s of 1!1 Si i( delithtful melodic Tcha1kovsk1 symption1ts, plus !ht Manfrtd. 7 Rtcord Set SPECIAL 1191 R 1 tECiEftDllY PIANO IMMOl:TllS Magnificent co1 1t ct1on ol p11celess piano pe rfor mance~. Perlo1manct s by Ravel. S11nt ·Saens, Landow· ska, Gtrshw1n. Ho!fm8n. othtrs. 5 Rtcord Set sn:a.11 t.H •.• le11~••tll· COMPllU Cll&Mll• MUSIC r11 WlPCOS &NO PASS Al ! ~ht famous \r 1os. stplel\, serena d's 101 tl111rtel . bassoon. o*s. and Hutt. 9 Record Set 5"Clll ll.H • I TtJC lft!R! llttMOV[N Miit[ SY MPllOM1($ lh~ immorta l MatS lfO leadlng lhe NBC S1mphonr 01ch 1n his e,;plos1ve 1nterpretatcon$ of these symphonic m1stt1wo1ks. 7 Record Stt Sl'lClll !lit R 10 llllT SIMON PLAYS CMOPIM· A111 ht Wo1ks fo r Piano ' 01che· stra !mpecc 1b1t 1endltions o! Concer1 ol Nos. l & 2. Polish rant•· sy. all the olht r Cliopln tlst1nln1 tt11sur11. l Record Set StCCllL l.H Shop Mon. 10-9, Tues. t0-6:30 644-2800 J •• ".IC'«:.""Ytfl<..A::(.~~ "J'W E.:; rF< '< I ' . !J·Rccorc.t Soi Spcc•al SIS.99 1-11. Cle11 "1illtf: lllll lltOOMUatt On lP for the l11st lime. tht or1g- inal Milltr Orcht stra ptayi ng 12 rare h1ls from the name band era: BLUE MOONllGHT, YOU ANO I. OUR tOVE AFFAIR, 9 more. SPlCIJl 2.41 R-12 . .lllEY SIMDfl PLAYS COMPLETE PIA"O MUSIC OF l.IY(L Exctlltnl performances by tll1s outst1nd1ng pianist of allot Ra vtl '~ solo piano music. 3 record Set SPECl&L 6.91 1-13. Scttl li,li•: HIS COMPt£TE KNDWlt WOlllS Comple'e mus ica l treasury of !he rathtr of Raglimt. fe aturing all 60 of his songs. two-steps. marches. walhe~. 5 Rtcord Set SPECtAt 12.99 1-14. lOtllS .IRMSIHHC: •ND &L HIRT PtAY OIXl£llND TRUMPET 48 fan· tastic Oi1ie favorites! Backtd by the Oukts of D11ittand. 4 Rtcord Set SPCCIAL 1.93 1·15. TM[ GIE&T •&DIO COM£DtlNS Stupendous collect ion of tht grtat~;.t.Junni est and most h1t1rious comeay shows from radio's htyda1. 5 RecO!d Set SPECIAL 13.!9 I· 1S. T•tst Swiftl i .. Days •1 !kt l tCi IANDS A mtmo1y !ant trtasury w1th Benny Goodman. Oukt Ellington, Artit Shaw. Guy Lomba1do, 32 mort. J Record St! SPlCl&L 5.!9 •-11. COlllCTHS' LlllllY Of 11 &•EAT SlllllISPlllE PLAYS Richard Burton, John Gielgud. Pettr finch. Pete• O'Toole. Ralrh R1chard~on. othe1 great pt1forme rs in concise acting versions o Hamlet. Mac- btth. Romeo & Juliet. , ID Record Set SPECJ&l lli.99 1-11. Pt1ti Plays lc•aikt•s•y: THE CDMPL[T( PIANO MU SIC All l"e wallte ~. polkas. mazurkas. noctu1nes. eludes. fantasies. dances. sonata~ and COflctr!os Nos. I. 2. & J. 9 Rtcords Set SPECIAL 15.99 1-19. Oany llayt S.1ftrad: MANS CHRISTllfrl A"OERSEM Seltctions from the 1952 movie production. In cluding such hits.a~ THE UGLY DUCKLI NG. WOND£RfUL COP[NH AGEN. THU MBELINA, mort. SPECIAL l.9t 1-10. CHILOlffrlS SllilC lllltfff 14 fun-Idled, enchanting metodits for youngsttrs, including THR[E BLIND MICE, DOWN IN THE \/AllEY . l'VE GOT SIXPENCE, more. SPt:CIAl 1,99 1-21. 15G SOM;S, JICiS. ll(lS l I AllADS Of t•Et.l"D Joyous Irish fo!k music, collec ttit l1om evtry corner of lreldpd. 5 Record Set SPEC!ll 9.91 1-22. C1lltcl1fs lltm: &LICE'S lDVlNTURlS IN WDfrlOL[RLANO Read and sung by !ht lnimilablt Cyril Ritchard, original music score by Alec Wiider. playtd by !ht New Yo1k Woodwind Oua1te1. pt us a lac~1- mll e wolume ol the 1art 1865 first ed1l1on of lhe book. 4 ltecord Set SPfCIAl !.99 R-21. ClllLllREN'S FOLK SOlileS: ED Mct U•DY Old favo rilts and ~ome rarely 1ecordtd deligh1s. SP[CllL 1.49 •·2•. TN[ WIZA•D Of Dl ltH by Mani• Milte1 anl h~e Webb. The whole family will enjof listeninl to tht itading of th is 10111 clJss1c. in· eluding a btaut i ul copy o !ht book. SPt:CIAL 9.99 1-25. TlllOUGll 114£ lOIKlllG-'llSS Sun1 by Cy1il Ritchard . 011g1nal score by Altc W1ldtr, pl1ytd by !ht Ntw Yor k Woodwind quJ1 let- the Lewis Ca11oll classic. Comts in a del uie gilt boi. plus a tac· stmile volume of the r1rt 18b5 lits\ ed1t1on of !ht book. 4 Record Stt SPECl•l 9.99 1·21. St11•l1, Me~leya, Joh11 Williams ... M.ISTEIS Of Ifft CUITAI Clas- sical , flamenco, folk Guitar treasury fe aturi ng 75 composd1ons in all. 7 Rtcord Set SPECIAL 11.99 1·21 . PAllOOfrl JllY llOOP(I! Ame1 ica·s funn itst and na ughtiest slips of !he longut. caught from 1ad io and ·Tv broadcasts. 2 Record Set SP£CIAl ~.91 •·21. PA•DOfrl MY llDOf'll! Second Str its. Uncensortd Suptr Bloop- e1s made by some ol your Bigg ies: Davt Carroway, Lowell Thomas, Bing Crosby. Adlai Sttvenson, losc1n1ni and tven Santa Cl aus. 2 Record Set SP£CIAL 5.!! &YAlllll[ &1 lll llDBINSDfrl'S 80011 OEPTS. Phone 64~·2800. Or ma•I couPOn \O Robin5on'.s, 2 Fashion Island, Newport Boach, Col. 92660 Pleale send me the fallowing books: \ ' ' , • ' • ' • • ., " " " .. " " " " " • " " n ,, " " " " " » " " " " " " " " " " " " •• " ., • .. " .. • " " .. " " " " " ,. " " " .. " .. '' -.. '' ••& •• ' "' '" '" "' ... '" ... "' •» '" "' •u '" t a •le .,. l ll . NAME _ -- 'OORESS CITY STATE ZIP_PHONE Charge 0 Payment Encl. 0 CODD ACCOUNT •OOODD DDD Ptt11t ... ," 11111111 If ffll•trH I• C.llftr1la. \1 senlu"HM1• .. ,. ...... ...., \11, c.1.1:1 " •lea.,,. s.1,.IRI "-1•• will"..._. ilbilt•*+ltlr1•1a. ' NP .. 1•2• ) 11 I • A '0 OAJL y PILOT · Monday. May 19. 1975 Angels' Rally H111•ts Ryan Girl's Perfect Day GOlden West Storms to Crown ' BALTIMORt: 1AP 1 C.a.111ror11h.1 's Nol.in Ry~1n didn't have his bl:1zing f:1st bull \t·ork· 1n g Sunda y, but ht.' still b<1d J)lt·n ty left und t h<.1t alung \L'ith error:. and bud b<t5c 1·unning by thl· 0:1lli1norc (lrioh:s "·:1s L·nuu gh to !live the ;\ngcls u 5-1 victul';.·. ''\\lhl'll I ''as ,,·:1rn1iug up, I knctv lhL· fa st ba ll ,,·as no good ." said Rya n. ''ho had nut giVL'tl up a run in 26ot:i innings bofo1·c lhl' ninth her e Sun ll.<.i y. 1'ht> 1\ngcls' 1\ndy II:1i-:~ll'r , 3·4. f:u:cs Jirn lluud . 1 1 . .1 ~ lht· A.ngcls \'1Sil Ch.•\'cl:ind tonjght It. JI bL' OJl }<1\ BC r :1dio :II ·I. JO ,\1ded by l\\'U Balti111u1·e t_•rror:-.. ' tht· . .\ngels pushed across 4 un· t.•a rnt."fn••"t C11-.111n<1 M;i,y J1 C4illlornl.1 •t 9o'1on M.Jy 23 C•lllorn1• •I l:lo~lon M.Jy 14 C•lilor!li• •I 9f>~lon ""'-V )S C1Utotnl• •t 801;1on 4.1S fl,m 4:1S p.m 4'1S P·"'· 4:2Sp.n• 1Q,SS 1.n1 10:SS •.f1' C';11irornia pitl'her. \l.'ho had a nnl··hi1t e1· gui n ~ until the ninth. "I got s tiff on the bench during Lhl' top of the eighth." Ryun said. ···rill' long inning got to 1ne some. I los t m y rhythm in the last in· 11ing. I thl'l'"' a lvl or brl'uking IT'S NOT BALLET-J<l Ck Re)'l10 ids (04 1 of the Rams do~s :1 IJulanting act in sC"ram bling baf:k to second base. 1\\·u idi11 g Re,ynolc.b ' leg is O<ikland Raiders' s hortstop Gl·orge Atkinson 111 Sunda y ~1<.·tion a t UCI. Sports in Brief Flyers Lead, 2-0; Tanner Tops Case 1>1·1 11~.\DELPl·l l ~\ Bobby Cl arkl'·s bal'khand j.!O;.d fron1 :.ilongsidc tht· net 1n thC' third pc1iod tarl'il·d lhe l'hiladelp/11 :1 f-~I ye rs I 0 a 2· l \' i t'lnry OVl'r 1 hl' frustratt;-d Bufl':.ll u Si.!bres Sun· di.IY in lh t' i\at1on :.d l·lotki..•\ Le.a g ue St :1nl l'~ C up 1·h;.i nl pionship pla.\·o£f Clarke ·s po\\·er p li.iY score. JUSt 27 seconds after ;__1 Ouffalo pen:.il ty, boOSll'd the 1'"lyl'l'S to a 2·0 lc:1d Ill ti n· ht·:-.t·of·Sl'\'e ll g:1n1t• seril·s \\'ll 1t•h rl'sun1c~ 'l\1t•sd;.1\ nig ht in fJl1ff;d1, · New i\'Y C..at!h !\'E\\' ''UHi.: '!'he :\e\I' ''ork Ran gt·rs t od ;:1,\· 11 :11n ed Ro11 StC\\'<l l't <tS lht•i r ne\\' CO<JC'h. Slt:\.\':.1rt ~111cled the Springfield lndic.tns to the ,,n1L'rit•;__1 n llockey Lt·ague: p la _\'nt'I' l"h ;1n1pio ns hip lhi s p:i sl st•ason Tan11er Ml11a L,\S \'E(;_,s H U~l'Oe ·rannl't' \\'On <.t Sl li5.UOO lt·n11 is tourna· ment. 5-7, 7-5. i -G. on Sunduy u:-. ~pon sors up ped Ross C;.1 st•'s Sl'l"Ond µJ :11·c pri'l.l' n1011ev IJ, SIS.000. . . ·r;__1nner fo ug ht olf l \\O rn;__1tt·h points :.i gain!JI h1 n1 tu \\'Ln th ~· m:.ill'h ;:ind l(lp pro prize monl',\. of $30.000 Yanks Crush Red Chinese C ,\:\'J'(l .\'. C h1n ;.1 i1\P 1 ,.\mC'rieans have h;.id the ir first Jook ;:ii lhL' Ol y mplc track and field potential or tht• People's Hcpublie of China. but ;i1·e mak· ing nu h o.is l.\' j udg n1cnt ~ "':\T anagement felt thut neither pl;Jyer rea ll y lost so both pl ayers :;huuld receive top pri ze money," s aid \Vi lli am \V einbcrgcr. presi dt•nl or the sponsoring hotel. Broha•er Stars C ~IICAGO-C l evcland 's Jack Urohamer:"·ho prepµ<.>d at Hunt- . 1ngton Beach Hi gh , banged out l\\"O sing les in four appearances ~ind scored a run . he lping the Jn. d1ans to a 7·6 victory over the Chic~go \\'h ite Sox Sunduy in ,\mericun I.caguc baseball LI (' lion. , Borg Ad.,a...,ea BERL I N -Bjorn Borg \\"hipped ~l ans·Ju crgen Pohmann <1nd Birger An ders!::ion upset Karl r..lciler Lo give Sweden 3 3·2 vit· tory O\'t'J' \Ve~L Germany and a berth in tht.' European Zonl' 1' [);__1\·is Cup semifin<J ls_ Borg beul Pohmann 3-6. 6·0. 1.i·O. 6-3 to even the s eries 2·2, ond Andersson then polished off the hl·avi ly ra vored Meiler 7-5, 6·1. tj-2. Te11nis Winners BOCRNEMO U'fH, England Janet Newberry of La J oll ::t s cored a s urp rise ViC'Lory U\'l'r Terry ~{olladny 7·9. 7·5. 6·3 lo t;.1ke the "·omen's singles title in the $80,500 British 1"1a rdeourt Tt•nnis Championshi ps Sunday. i\l<.inuel Orantes of Spain' and Patiick Proisy o ( France meet in the men·s final toduy. Orantes beut top·seeded Guill ermo Vilas li·2. 6-2. and Proisy be.al On ny P;__1run of ~e\\' Ze a land 6·4. 6· 1 Egypt Out C,.\ I RO -~I ungary knocked Egypt out of the European Zone B Davis Cup tennis quarter · fi na ls 3·2 tod ay and will meet CzcC'hoslovakia in lhe semifinals Ill JuJ,v, bulls bccaust' 1 didn't have good \'Cl0t'1ty on the £t1st ball.·· Ryan had held the Blrds to ;\I Ou1nbry '!::i bunt siuglt' in the sixth ;ind ·romm)' Davis' run·ScQri ng double in th<' ninth bcCore Don Kitk\\'ood t:~1 m e on to provide la s t ·o ut h e lp . Davis' h it . n1ean\l.·hile. extended the dl"- sig'n:.i.ted hitter's b11tti11gstreak to 13 ~an1es . Ryan g;::iv(' up (•ight v.·::i lks and struek out five t:n route lo llis t.·~hth victory against one d e· fl'al. lc·a,·ini; h'im piiired v.·ilh Oaklund's \Iida Blue as t~e only t.·ight-i::.ime ,,·inners in the mu· jors. Rams Try For Sweep Of Raiders ByCltAIG SllEFF Oltl'>e D•ily PilOl \1•11 1r L<.t\\'ren{"e ~l t·Cut c heon l'\'t;'I" dt>cides to give up foolbilll, it's possible the Dodgers or Angels u·oul d give him a tryout. l\lcCutcheon. onl' of thl' prt" 1nil'r running b<Jt·ks in the :\:.i lional t'ootball Le ague. blasted :t ho1nt• run that n1t•asurl.!d about .110,reet in hC'lpin g the Rams to a 1'1·5 b<Jseball vit·tory over thl• O:.ikl~ind l~a iders Sunday ul UC Irvine . 'l'he fourth ;.i nnuul C'C I fund· r aising ;.1fCair \\'asn't the most artistic bast.•ball uffair played . but at S2 per hc;.1d . the c lose to 1.000 fa ns probably got more than t hei r iTi o n e\'0 S \\'Or th . Th <"0 :noncy \~·ill gO to support UC I's stholars hi p prog ram. 1·oni ght th~ l\\'o leiimS turn to the basketbull tourt \.\'ith the first t1J.X1fi1fl-h eduled for 7:30 at UC l 's Cr<.i,,·ford l~:.i.11. A halftime feature tonight v.•ill be u bi<.·~·cJe rac e over an indoor moto(·ross course bf.•l\\'l•cn mem- bcrs of the tv.·o teums . l\lcCutchcon's long bomb eamc 111 the sixth inning '''ith team· males Fred l)rvcr und James Harris on bas C. l\lcCutcheon , ll<1rris and Don l\lilan all had th ree hits fo r the Rams. Phil Vill a-piano. one of the bct- ll•r lin e backers in the Americun f'oot bull Confcren<.·e. sparkled £or th<.> Raid ers. Villapiano mode a t•ouple of nifty plar s al second b<.isc <1nd ul so came \\1ithin inches of hittU!g a home run. C'C I pl ayers John Palmer and Jim Cook did the pitching "''ith teammates Stevc l\1orton and l1ruee Banningcalchine. 1\n autograph s ession follO\\"Cd tht· g ame iilld a similur session \\'ill take place toni ght O..klM1• 11t,11i41n lJI .. • ' ' ' , ,A11lnson,,, VIHapi-,ll> can"°"'· rt Vtllt,11> c;;.ydM, Cir> Stl'llln, dll ,,..min, \', JO • lroni ,111,dh . ' Tol•l1 ' R.1ldi!r 1 ..... ' ' ' ' ' ' ~3 n w.,. lly l11ftl111• ... "" "' "' ' ' ' • ~ 11 • •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " , ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " • • " ' " " CAl.lf'ORNIA •AL.TIMO!itl Ay ... IW, .. 11 ,ICln.- 11 r II M ' 0 1 0 ' a ' o 4 2 I 0 l I I 0 3 1 I I ' 1 ' J • 0 2 ' ) 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 M . Tofrtr Cl, S·1~ G.Jtc.luon s,.,.,.-t(ltk-U) •-11,111. •II r llM & 0 I 0 1 I 0 0 '0 1 1 l 0 0 0 J OOO 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 0 o.o 0 3 Birdies Pulled Out Triumph NEW ORI.EANS (AP)-There \\":JS never u doubt in hi~ mind, said Rilly Cas per. that he \\'Ould \\'in ag;.nn. "Oh. no. nut at all." 1he portly. placid 43·yc:1 r -old veteran suid Sund;.iy aftt·r his front-running. l\\'O·stroke triumph in the Ne\'' Orleuns Open g olf tournament. "Cert;.iinly not this year. The S\\•ing has been too good. I knev.• I "'uuld \\'in again : it \VUS just a mutter of lime. At'lually, I \''on lV.'O tournaments in Europe last year. on consceutive \\'eeks, so I kll C\\' it \\'Ot1lcl happen ;.1gain." Still, il had hl'ell almosl t\\'o rull s eas ons s ince his l ast Ame1'itan t riumph und victory u·as S\\'Ce t indeed for: the man \\'ho led all the \\' ay in Cllis event. "ll fl'cls pretty good," suid Cuspcr. '"ho reeled off u stl'ing of three l'Onsecutivc birdies dou·n the str etch . s hot a solid . t\\'O· unde r-par 70 in the last round a nd claimed the 51sl ''iclory of hi s long l'arecr v.•ith :.i 271 total, a dis· tanl 17-under-par on the 7,080· yurd Lukt.'u·ood Country Club t'OUl'St'. ._ "That's \\'hat did it." C:isper said. "Those lhret> birdies kind or did it. I'd lhrcc·pulle<l t"'ice on the front s id e a nd lhat so1·t or 1nakes you a little p;.inickr." 811tr C•~•, uo.ooo 6/.bl-6fo.10-l11 Plitt" Qoile rl\111\, SI 1, 100 6'-t.8-69-6.8-173 Lanny W.JClk!n~. '10,6SO '~""1~-116 BoDWynn, $1,0SO 11-66-111-10 171 Stevt: Melnyk, ,S,ASO W.6,....n -?lt l •H Y Hin ...... ,~ .. so 11-10..1·68 -211! Oon J•nu.arv, SS,•SO ,,._n·11.fiti-218 fom SlldW, So&,07) 6~1>/·/J.70-2/9 Joe Porl~r. µ,OIS 1'·66-11·6!1 179 °""'" G<•l'>a m , M,01~ lo.6'f.13·67-21~ Oilll! Of>uOl•ii . '3,•SO 13""1·6'-11 -1llO c.eoroe Kn\Kl,..,.,.13.000 I0-7"6<).71-281 Rod Fun•elh. ,J,000 lll-61·n·72-llll Lee Tre w1no, S1.•IS 12-l!Hol-73-78? OoDE Smilh,,2,41 ) 11·1*-11·1 1-182 6i1De H•Sk~y, \2,41) /1-6~·10-71 -181 Milt M Cll!ndOfl, ,2,4/S 11·70-71•)0-282 Fred Milrll. \I .b21 11-t.1..f>q./b-283 M•k l! l•~<>tlly, 11,611 11 ·~1-69-lt.-783 EO<lie Pe•rttt, 11,&11 lll-69·11·11-183 Cook Rhl<ln, Sl,~77 1!.ll·/ 1·10-183 Allen Mii ier , \1,672 "8·11·7J..12-28l l:l..ody Allin, \1 ,617 11·70-12·10-183 Danny Eowaro~. ,1,,71 6'8·69·16·10-183 Jln'I CClltloeU, \I ,,17 11·10-13-t.9-781 6<>11 Ri\C~, \1,081 l!.-10-t.9-IQ-28' J Ol>n J•(Ob,, '\.()II 11-l0-72·1C.-78' Al;in 1 ~o<e. \1,0lll 10·10-14·10-21M OMAflA-Melannie Kyler pitched a ptrfect gume here Sunduy as her Goldt!:n We!it Coll~ge Rus tle rs defeated Northeast Colorado, 22·0, to \\'in the AIAW nu.lional jwtior <.·ollege r;ortb<.i ll tournan1cnt. In a g;;i n1 e that was 6hortened to r1 ve innings, Kyler r etired all 15 batters she fated, s u·iking out 10. It \\'as Kyle 1"s second no- hitter this season , und lt was the first perfect gume in Lhe history oC this tournumenl. Kyler was also the Rustle rs' boitting star , contributing two doubles nnd a base5-loaded ' triple . 1-le r three· b agger came in the fifth inning y.·hen the ll'ustlers Sl'ored 15 runs. In a ll , she hud seven rbi. · Cindi Coope1· \\'US unothC'r hitting star for Golden West. banging out three singles and , MELANNIE KYLER one triple \\•hile driving in £ou1· Golden \\'esl (22l runs. ab r II rbl 'l'ht.• \\/in g:ave Golden West ~1 Stephens. ~b 5 3 2 0 23-2 season record. and K.yler Calderon. rf 5 :J :J ' finis hed "'ilh a 15-1 murk . Kyler. p 4 :J :1 . In 107 inninMS she pitched~ Coopcr ,s s 5 :J ·I 7 ,, Kyler struc k out 125 und al· \ 'Thomus,3b 4 2 1 lou·etl only eig ht earned runs Oli ve If 4 I 0 2 fo r o.0.GGl'.r.a . l\'laul'. l b 3 0 ' 2 0 Oefor·e her pe r£ec:t gaml' l.inclse'', t' Sunday. Kyle r had pitched Sm a ll): t'f J J I I I I ' l \\·o consccuti ve one·hittl•rs Burliso~ If hert·. Tot;.ils ' 2 ~ ' I I 36 22 18 17 Brett Tops Dodgers ~ ' Cubs Invade LA; Reuschel vs. Rau LOS ANGEl~ES -\\7l1at \\'US \\'Ol'king best for Keo Bretl y.·ho pitched a t\\'O·hiltC'I' Sunday'! l-lis rastball or his C'urve ball ? "Actuully,'' said the Pit- tsburgh Pirales' lefthunder, "my bat \.\'!.IS working better tha n anything else.-· Brett d o ubl ed twice u nd singled for three or the Pirates' 13 hits in a 7-2 vi<.'lory over Los Dodgers Slale All .. mt• -Kii. •c 11'MI May 1•Cl>ic100.11 LosAnoeiei .,,..y 20Chl<..111G•I L°' ll.1191le\ May ?1 Chl(•oo•t L°' 11.n91le• MaVtlCJll(IQO•t lMAn{lllt\ ~y 1JSI. lCMJI• •I Lo~ Angelt• 1;2Sp.m l:llp,m. /;lip.I ... 1:?5p,m. J :1Sp.m. Angeles. But his le£t a rm V.'LIS \\"01·king too . ~re gave up a single to Davl' Lopes on t he first pitch he thre\\' tn tf1e gu rn e, ;.i nd then not another hit unlil J..opes hommered to lead off the ninth. "I've pitc hed be tter gu mes:· he said. "but I like the r esults or this one just fine.·' The victory keeps Pittsburgh 211:? games behind Chicago in the Nation::tl Lea gue Eat>t whi le Los 1\ngeles' lead in the West · \~·as \.\ sh:1\'ed lo '1 1 2 gaml·S 11 Tonight the Dodgers begin a four ·ga n1 c se ries \\'i th the Et1s tern Division-leading Cubs ,,·hilc the Pirates continue their road trip to Sa n f'rancisco. llit·h lleuschel, 3-3, will stul'l £or the Cubs ag·ainst the Dodgers ' Doug Rau, 5-2. "For me lo have u good gamt.• I will "'alk only one or t\\"O guys, not li ke today ," Brett s:.i id. He walked Civ e , t\\'o.in the firsl inning ~hen the Dodgers got a run. "I slowed everything do"•n arter that," he said. \\'hat he slo\\•ed do\vn the most "'us tht• Dodgers . ,\fter si ngling in the rtrst. Lopes scored \.\'ht>n Stt!ve Gurvey grounded into one of the game'!'! seven doubleplays. The Dodgers didn't get u nolher run until Lopes' hon1er, Still , Brett. CJ mc.1 11 "'ho kno"·s something about the bat -he's hi\ling .333 and once slugged four home runs in fo ur successiv e starts -re m ained impressed with the Dodgers' li neup. "They 've a l \\'ays gi..,·en me trouble . in the past." he said. ·'Either I h<ivc <1 good gum<.> against then1 , or u lousy onl' Ne,·er in be t,,·cen. Santa Clara Meet ~ "The biggest thing is the f<.il't they throw nine righthanded bill · ters al you and they're all sv.•ing. ing. T hey don't strike out much. They give u n yone ,troublt•. especially leflhanders." 9th Grade Ace I ~ITTS•VRG" tll •fl Iii • 0 1 I 4 I I 0 S I I 0 4 1 ] 0 J I 1 I J 1 1 0 s 0 0 0 L.OSANGELE\ "'" r fl Ill l 1 1 ' ? 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 ) 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0000 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0000 St..,,..U 1b .......... Scores a Triple 11.. Otlwr (t 0. Pt<,trrl ZlU. ti St"'llulll.,, c Kltk"'°l'k' 1b ~ 1 I 2 4 I 3 1 l.OPI' 11> i..Kyll Wynn cl c;;.r-..ey lb '""" l;r9usonc Pe(lottt rt A~Ci'>$1 S1\NTA CLARA (AP ) ,___ Jill Symons. :.i j unior high Sl'hool stu- dent Crom Chi co, broke one of the oldest 1n ect records of the Santa CJ:.ir:l Jntern:itionnl swimiming competiti on Sund<J)' and join ed Tim Shaw a nd Bruce Furniss as ii triple \Vinner in the thrce-qay event. The ninlh-gr:.1 dcr. \\'ho v.•on lv.10 events Saturday. captured the \\'Omen 's 200-meter individual n1edley in 2:24 .7, beating the meet 1nu rk of 2: 25. l set in 1968 by Olym pian C l nud i ~ Kolb. l\1iss Symons, 14 , led all the way in the fi nal. swimming ng;.iinsl seven older gi rls and 13·yc<.ir·old Ann l·labernig g or Portland. Ore .• \\"hO £inished firth. Shaw a nd Furniss. both 17· ycut -old hiigh school seniors from l.ong Beuch, v.·on eas il y in claim· 1ng their third titles. Sha\\·"s 15:49.0 111 tht.• 1500 frl·estyle \\•as his scc:ond meet re· l'ord perforn1an<.·e untl was just 18 seconds over the world record he cstublished Inst August. He finis hed 25 seconds uhead of second plate Robin Backhaus . Furniss ,,·on the men·s 200 in· dividual m ed ley in 2:11.6, the hest tinll' in the "'orld this yC<.1 r Women'\ 100·me le• butte•llr -I, Jo\•I! Odl!'>fn, The N e1her 1•nd ~. 1:11.1, 2. Te•e•.i Spicer, Full,•!on SC, 1 .1~.1. J, Yo!•nO.o AQgtnb.l<:I, The Ne therlanO'i, 1: 21 ,8. •, Llbllll! B'aude lt. AQ11dbe'1r\, 1:1J.?. S, Diane Kli.i;t, un•l., 2:25.1. 6, Me11 Gerk"n, S<>nt .1 Cldrd SC, 1:15.1. I, Lynn Sell, Totem Lakl! SC, 1:16.J. 8, L.iurle &ct....,rd, undl.. 1:16.8. M~n'\ 100 11u1terlly !, l<oh1n B<Kkh'111S, M.i•+n AQ11•llt\, 2:06.0. ?, S<oll Lau1m.1n, H111klt1 \C. 2 .01.'I. J, Don P•l\lra, SC\C, 2:01.9. 4, Toni An~IO, SCSC. 1:08.S S, Oick l horn ton. Concord \C, 2:08.1. 6 Roy We~IOOther, SC\C. 1:09.•. /,•Don Gr•n!, i.'on<J Bl!•th \C, 2· I l.l . 8, Ari Morr Ill, Marin 1: U.•. women'\ 100 bre"~'"'ok• -I, Mary Mirth, sc sc. 1:11.8. 1. L•uri Sled no, ~110. 1;19.0, l, Diani! ICll\Q, unill., 1.19. I. 4. NQ(>I Mo•iln. Lade•• OakiSC, 1:19.6. >.Lori S<.oll, FullettonSC, 1 ~20.1 . 6, Kim Fi-Ji.er, MoOe•lo, t·?O.J. I, II.m y Ta5llady , SC.SC, 1. 10 •. 8. Eoreen Campyen. 1:20.8. ,y..,n·1 100 11<"11••l1lroke -1, .Jor>n Hencken. "'"'""'" M.Mol.1pl'I HOoltnp 0.AJUIJ' HOuonp • Tot•ls J6 I ll ~ Tot•ls 1• 2 1 1 Pllht111r11i'> 011 OOol 100-1 L<»Anotll5 100 000 001 -1 E-0.JHuS. OP-P lllsbuf(li'> ~. Loi; Anotle• ~ l06-Pl1tS1>1Jr91'> 9, Los An.Qells 7. 2B -8rt11 1. Stflll'llHtn, A. QU-.er, 0 . Porker, HR-lopes (I I IP " lit ER ••SO Bren CW,l-1l 'I 1 1 1 s ? Hooten IL, 1-4) ~·.'> s s 5 3 o 'Oown)"'ll ?~ • ? 1 ? 0 • Hough • 1 ~1 · 0 0 1 0 • HtlP-tly Oownl"'!I «Hobl'lt<).WP-8retl Down. lng.T-1:1t.A-oU,013, ' ~· SCSC, I os.•. '· Ri<k Hot1lclla•. IJOdl., 1;01 0 3, . ' o-.e Wl'ilofl , Con<o•m ut er ut Uike SC, l:tl'I J. 6, G•eo S.mi1h, W<1•1 Valley sc. l :O'I.•. 1, ICen Si'>lt!ino: SCSC, l:O'l.'I I , Kevon WUli•m~.L.BSC,1:10.l. l) women'1 l !oOO lree\lyle 1, Jo H••\h~rqe., · Li ke W•shinglon SC , 11.0S.i. 1, K11ren Haren. Aroen1-1 ;11,sc, 11:1s.o.J,J 1n1 U-.lf>O'i,6ohem1an f Indy 509 :• SC, 11· 3'.I. •. B••bll! 81,,lf><k, Ardefl Hills, 11:41. 1 S. ic .. ren Ree\tr, o.An1• SC., 11;~.6. 6, Nancy l-lanw n, OeAn1a, II: "8,l. I, Il l"' 11.nderson, Arden Hill~. 11:s..1. 8, We ndy We11s1er, De An~. 11:Sl.I M<:n'\ l!oOO l•et\!Yll! 1, Tim \haw, LB\C, 1S'4'1.0 !"'eel ''<ordl, ?, Robin Ba<khous, Me.in, 16'. IS 1. l, Mike Bruner, o.ra n·11, ";1'1,~. •.Bruce f>,rni~\. LB\C, 1,: .... 2. S, \,.,..,, l\Mtlson, IOlem t..•l<t SC, 16:16.B. 6, Re• F"ve<'l:I, LBSC, 16;3<1.6. 1, Jell P l•nt, Arden H il l~, 16:3).S. I , 101>1 "l!tolol!Y\.ln, SCSC, t•:li.9. Women'I 100 lnd •vldual mellle~ -I, Jill Slmon~, Chilo, 1:1•.1. 1, Ann H.tl1,. NO'fa!O, C1>tll., 7:17.7. l, t.lnOI Jt 1ok, SCSC.1·?/.9, •, 5..e Hord, lBSC. 1: 18.•. S, Ann Hal>erh19Q, Oo»Oll~ SC, 1:29.I. '·April s .. 11nson, Pe1al11n"1&, Celt!., 1:19.1. 1, Ptull Van Feyk, lhe N111>er111..m, 1:19.1. 8. Noel MM<ln, Uder<I, ~:19.l. , Men's 100 lnOlvldu•I n"'dlcy -1. 8/"lf(I Furnl>\, LBSC, 1.n .•. 1. Tim S111tM1 , UNI., 2:11.l. l, A•1 Mor<lll , MGrl,,, 1; ll,l •. Don P1l1tr•, SCSC, 1:1).6. S, ~ti< Foreman, Sl!n Olt90, 1:1•.1. 6, K111 SR!lllf19, 'io(.SC, 1•14.1. I, K1rlm Rt...wnq, T .... ..... lhetl~n.d~. 2 . IS J I , Mike Bottom. scsc.. 10,. > INDIANAPOL IS (AP) ;, Rookie Eldon Ras mussen and :. Tom Bi gelow blazed their, "'<1Y " over a searing Ind ia n apolis ~ l'l'lotor Speedway tr<Jck Su nd ay ~ a n_d push ~d their way "into the ~ s tarting field ror the Indy 500. J bumpin g Al Loquaslo a nd lll' Laguna Beach 's Rick Muther :l from t he lineup. ~ ··This first nit't'I do('~n 't mc<.in ~'thin;!." t:1<1i d \\'ill rt..• \\'hi tr. lhl' :15-)'l'i.t l'-oltl Ol y rn pl t vete ran r:on1 Chittij.,!IJ ;1fll'f' \\'<.tl ching th(• (.;.S. te<1 1n Sl'Ol'l' (J\'t•f'\\'hclminglv 111 "·inning l·l of thl· fi rst di.iy's 1:'"i C.'Vt>nls in Ca nton Unheralded Rookie Paces Win , R ·asm u ssen , rr orn 111 -°" dinnapolis, pushed his Rnscar# Ii Foyl machine four limes uround J the 2lh·mile track at un nveragl~ :I speed or 181 .910 miles nn hour.' Thus h e bumpe d LoquHslo.,. a nother rookie from Easton, Pa., :J who' had qualiried his McLaren ·~ Offenshauser at 180 .723 m.p.h. as ... the first driver ol\ the track on-; Atay 10, the opening day or time. l trials ror the l\-1 ay 25 elussic. l ''Th is is o nly .1 provinl'1<.1l team. \Vail until \\ C' !'.!Cl to f,t.·k· jng. Thel'l' \\'t• u·ill sec th e Chinese nulional lt.•:J m ;.1 11<1 if \'Oll \\'ill pardon rn y l-'rcnch. · lh.t•rl· "rfJI bt.• Orie he/I of <.t me€!1. ,. "They Lll'C s :.i ving t.hc1r big g uns to .!)urprisl' us :it Pekin,g <May 26·21 )." Melt: fOO ~I••~ l"•tO "''"""'°"''· Al 4, 110 l'hll•r 1111rdf11 Wll!lt 01nnC)Ofl, U.2; 100 m1t.r1 -Don Mt •d,l , u 1. OIW'lti 01(~ OretKhtr, .,,,,, LOflQ J11Mll Tc>mm, HIYMO, 7loll-4; Sllot Pul -Ptlt • Stllfl'>)()k, 1S.1, f rlpht .ljllft"' -MU•1t Tlfl, SJ·1"'-; 10,000 Melt r ' - Ol.lrMt.Mllitulrt. :rt· JI ,•: •OO·!Wltr A11•y-Uni! «I $1111, 40.1, WDrNR; 100 Meltrt. -Kt tll, Wfl\IOfl, f ,01 , 100 ..,,...,, -llltl'll~ Odwtn1. 11,1, 1JOO Mt11r h.icfot LlrtllVb •: 1,,1: l'l"l9fl .l'-""'O 1(1,..,., Mlllf!t, S.I lo'; !IC.II\ -ICllO Yll·Kwtl, 0!11141, »Wi l.flllO•YAMf iit.1.,-u .s.i :ti.1. LANDOVElt, Md. IAPI -The underdog Golden Stale Warriors. s purred by unher alded · rookie Phil Smith, r!!llied rrom a 16- point lhird·quartcr dcCieit and beat the Was hington Bulle ts 101 -95 Su nday in the opening game or the National Ba sketball Association 's c ha mpions hip playoff series. The stunning victory put their: repressible Warriors in excellent position i n the bes t·of·seven series since Gam es 2 and 3 will be played jn San Fruncisco Tues· d3Y and Friday nights. '"' • The surprising Warriors, trail· ing 56·40 in the opening minute of the third p!'riod. began their t·omeback with on unlikely com· blnation of starters Ri ck Barry and Clirford Ra y and reserves Derr ek Dickey. Charley Dudley a ndSmilh. Smith, the lesser publicized or the Warriors' t"·o rookies. was the catuly s t . With starters Charlie Johnson and Butch Beard on the bench. Smilh ran the W11r- riors' offense as Golden State # fought back to tr:itl by one. 72·71, ut the end of t he third period. Then with the score 80·80 early in the fourth qua rter the War~ , • riors "'l'llt ahead ror good on rield go:.als by rookie Keith Wilkes. Dudley and Smilh: The c losest the ra ... ored Bu ll ets C'nmc •1Clcr that was 97·.95 on :1 fr ee throw by Elvin Hayes. But a jump s hot by Burry und two foul shots by Srnilh in the closinA· minutes completed U1e scoring und sent the Warriors home in rront. Barry Jed the Warriors "''ith 24 poi nts a nd S m ith. w ho had averaged only 7. 7 during lhe re· gular .senson und 5.0 in tht• playoffs, £tnished wi th l(). .Ray contributed tt' rebounds while Wilkes, the NBA's Rooki e or the Year, h ad 16 points a nd IS rebounds . ll ayes topped th e Bullets \l.'ilh 29 points. 'and Phil Chenier seorcd 20. A bi g fact or in lh'c Bullets' downfa ll was the nbsenee of Kevin Porter £or m ost o£ th e last three periods. Porte r, the NBA 's assists leader nnd the Bullets' clever ploym aker, scor ed 13 points in the operiins quarter when Was hington raced toa 27·17 lead. But he incurred his third personal foul early In the second quarter a nd s pent most of the rest or the game on the tK:nch. 1 " His ouste r left A·Juthcr "on the.,. bubble," the next ma n to race ., elimination from the 33·('ar Cie ld. :. And it didn't t a ke long. Slgelo"·· ~ who had twice tried earlier to ti qua lir.r his Vollstedt ·()(ry ond1 had railed both li~es. made it on the third and final attempt. :4 Only nine m inutes away from the 8'1>.m . deadline, he pulled out of the pits and averaged 181 .864·• m .p.h., barely edging the 181 .72i1'1 ·pooled by Muther In bis Eagl<· I Offy on Saturday. the llilrd or the fourqualtrylog days. , ~ :i t , toS 500 spo: Fa1 In Pui ' · bac OCI dH "'~ nlgi rac car Sal ml! btco <Ire Ille• •We< 11Dc1 :1en1 scb1 wbl Ille Va an• riv: ac• pr< ~ QII da. te• nil -tn Mt Wf ba G Joi Br ho Rw aw, l a w ba! Set lhe J Wh <O· baf wa tea ( fin Sol lro 19? I wit Sw (71 ( wit ha1 .M\ ' Che~kered Flag WITH HOWARO L. HANDY • 'Elims Begins Tonight ' Or•n•e County International Raceway retu.rns A total ot 24 area to Saturday ni&ht ractnc this week with a runny car bowlers are entered in :JOO aet to fncl.U"tie many or the top names in the thia year's West Coast sport. . Match Game Elimina- Under the bann~ or lnternationHI Raceway lions tourney' whi ch P'arka,_;'lP.C., OClR will be in lbe same circuit as launches today ut Costa lrwlli~A)e. Fremont, Portland, Seattle and Mesa's Kon a Lanes. Puyallup, Wash. · Lanes. . "We lire putting ln a Jot of work to get tbe track Action begins at 8:45 · back', into superb coodltion because we believe . p,.m. and will cover a OCIR ls the best ra'clngfacility in Western Amert ca period of 11 Monday detlgned for the local &Ports enthusiast," general nights, concluding Aug. manager Steve Evans says. · 25. · The new owners plan to run every Wednesday An attraction or open- nigbt with a run and grudge session where'street ing night will be the ap-. racers can ll'lOve onto the racing strip-and run their pear a n.ce of form e r cars again'st those of their friends for a minimal fee. bow 1 in g g re a t Joe The weekend bracket shows are scheduled for Norris, who will throw Saturday nights once again with no increase in ad-the first ball. mission price1. -Norris, elected lo the ..,_. ""'I A •L-ABC Hall of Fame in • r.pp ..... ns ... ner 1954 is a resident or San Roa ''Sleepy'' Trlpp of Costa Me1a wlll not only oteio. He is still carry- btcome the roolr.lt! 61 tbe year on the USAC midget ing a 190 average.al the circuit b;ut be Is al&o well oo the way to capturing ageof87. • '· :Monday, May19.197S DAILY PILOT A J I Macoy Prtches Edison Faces Rolling Hills ROLLIN G llILLS Poe, who played under ESTATES -Edison John Herbold al LB Po- High's Chargers invade · fy, saw his team finish Rolling Hllls High Tues· second to North Tor· day in the second rOWld runce in Bay League of the CIF 4.-A baseball hostilities when Palos , playoffs and Mike Verdes upset the Titans Macoy, the s tylish ·onthelastdayoftherc- sou th paw tor th e gular season. Chargers, is expected to Edison's line up re- beoo the mound again as mains the same with. Ediaon bids for victory Macoy assuming the No. 2 in the playoffs. leadoff spot, followed by Ji' Coach Harvey Jensen Rick Hibbard . Rick ! liked what he saw Friday B ash or e • Scott "" CHn<tMMlil •1111111 Hlll1 Hl9'1 T••t P1cllk CNll Hlvll••v l\Ol'll> lo Cl•~w. Soutfl on Cr•nuww 10 Sit-5'>wr Ao..:I. Rl9"1 on Sii-!iQur Rood, Khool kK.llod -mlle on rlvhl 11 )1111 Sliver Spur Road In Rolling HUii Eil•IH. Desrosiers, Steve Hines. 9 Jon Holmblad, Bart .Schaefer, Matt. T eske 1 and Jeff Ryder. It was Ryder "A'ho came up \\•ith the c rus her against Muir. a t"A'O-run s ing!('. tile dlvl1lon champlonsh.lp. Garden Grove's John .... When be renewed his quest of the title la1t Hayeles is back to de- ·weekend, he won a 58·lap event at Columbus, Ohio to fend his champions hip. tlacrea1e bis point lead over second place Gary Bet-but be laces a talented ;lellbausento203·137. . field which includes five· Dana Cltter, the former Huntlagton Beach other former champs. schoolboy, Is In third place In the midget standings They are Reseda's wblle brother Duane "Pancho" Carter remains atop Lamar Keck (1968-69), South Coast Co·eha11tps when Macoy put down Muir, 4·1, and he says the experience Ma coy tias with that win, coupled with last year's nine in- nings of shutout work against Alhambra, gives him the edge. It begins at 3. Pro Net, Soccer Standings tbesprtatcarfteld. Anaheim's Bob Ramirez MofocroaS·-__.._I 0961, '64), Fountain .,,.-:;• _ _.. Valley's Ralph McBee -Orange Coast College's te nnis tcan1 tied Y.'ith Fullerton for the South Coast Conference championship this s pring. In the front, from left , are Le roy Schiel and G lenn Morton . In the back rov..- are coach Bob Beauchamp, Mark J ones, Larry Nedeau and Cody Awaiting Macoy and the rest of his Edison teamm ates are the Titans of Rolling Hills coach Gary Poe. The superbowl <;>£ mot~ross will be held at the ('65), Long Beach's Bob Small. Pe te Lynch is not pictured. · Poe's crew was im- pressive Friday in rip- ping host Huene m e , 3-0, as right·handcd pitcher Dave E;_merson went the distance with a three· hitter. WDALD TEAM TENNIS E•sl•r" Olvi'iofl Los Angeles MemonalColiseum July_ 18-19. Knipple ('66) and Pico WLP~"t.GI 8 0 1.000 A s~ries of qualifying meets is being staged at Rive ra's George Shore Valley Cycle Park, Spillway Park, Indian Dunes ('73). and De Anza Park through June 29. Other standouts in the Interested riders must p.articipate in al least 120-man field include five of the _events to be a.hie to have a possibility of Tustin's ·Butc h Sope_r~· accumulat1ng enough points to make the Super bowl Irvine's Farrell Hink e, program. Hall of Famers d Girls Results, Coed Badminton Volleyball ' Tourney Another right-hander, Jerry Wek, figures to get the call Tuesday. He's posted an 0.93 e .r .a . and features a good fast ball, breaking stuff and con· trol. Amidst his 6-6 re- cord is a 2 ·1 loss to Lakewood and back-lo· back wins at El Segundo and Santa Monica. He beat Long Beach Jordan on a one·hitte r , 1-0. Jordan e rased Sunset League champion Los Alamitos f rom the playorfs Friday. NewYorll PtUstlu rOl'I 1ne1i ..... Clenl•l'\CI So''°" '2.6113 J.J .SOO• I ' .l'OO , ... 0 I .000 1~k W•lilern D1•h1on Los Angele• • 1 .llOCI C.OIO('n C.1\e S J .1>?S 1<2 Ptmtn1a ' 3 .Sil 1 H• .. ·d11 1 S .781 l S..n D•e-90 i • .l'OO l Sitwrlll•Y'I Milltlltl P'-n•• 24, cieveltnCI 13 High school riders are restricted lo 100, 125 and Riccilli (Westminster) 2SOcc machinery while pro racers may attempt lo and. Eddie Hartnett qualify either a 250cc or open bike. • (Arcadia) and perennial High school competition will be featured on Frt· Eli ms finalists Doug day at the Superbowl event with national and in-Johnson (Long Beach), temational classes taking over the second and final Walt Block (Carson) and WoMIN'$TENNIS SCCCIAC S.UIM'"' •a9 ... l JC Ttllf'Mtn""' 1..,10..-.wa$•Col..,.I Dlvl$i..1 DoublH-8l1ra-Oonoh1'f: IOranve COISO "-1 C .. rl.·ECll•s (Long BIKhl """·'"'· . night. LeeTaYlor (San Diego). Dl¥11l•n 1 Oo11ble1 -Cu11en·Moe IOr•n9e eo.111 dtl F1rra1ICl•n1on (SO Mu.al ~.r.-l. · a•.n B'_. Taylor is one of nine Wood• -119 ..,... San Diego entrants. That THm KOr1\: 1. PIH~"· 20 1. El Cimino ll l. Sin Oi•go Mf'SI 12 •. Golden West, Or•noe C01st. CyPFH$, Riv•rSICle 1nd Gro,smont 10. 116 tt•rm.tompal,d ). -Rick Woods of Huntlngtoa. Beach ls winnlnf number is topped only by ~eryw~re but in blsown backyard. He bas bad bis the 11 bowlers from troahlet at the Oraa«eCoUllty FalrJ(rounds la Costa Costa Mes.a. Metabutb11beeaaw1Dneratlrwlodale. . ~he winner or the Glr\1Oy.,...11Uc1 Pr1llrN Or .... Ol1111ty0Ullilia" Aaotber H:untlagtoa Beach rtder to watch at the.. e 11 m s bat l 1 ~ s l ~ e weekly 1bow1 Js young Wa)'lle Lewis "<l!_o .won lbe. Northern Cal1fo~~a hudlcapmaln eveatatlrwindalerecea&~y. · ~~:k'!~. Lab or Y V•ultlng -1. Or111ues llu IWlllmln,ter ) I. 1 S l. Gibbs (Ne~rl H•rllOrl I.I 4, Jacobson IEStan<i•I l .IH. un,ven ti1r s -I, Harril fW1,1ml111ter l 1.35 l . J1 tob1<1<> IE1 t•n ti1l 1.1! 3. G•onon IWlsltnln,tarl 6.95 4. Shl11enbtr')f!r IWt\tmins1er l •.SS s. Lltnbert Al'!f Eatr111l1 Area in Brief Co1t1 M•11'-Slav• Sldta, J1<k Cor ... llOll, A.lat! fontt,, J•ll Giii....,, Ron Hopi", lllobln Llncllay, R•r MtKe•11. 8"l•n MtM1hon, Mlrk R••dr, 8oti fSchnaawe l'· Chuck Youno ; O.NI Polnt-<tyde L.l<Mr, Dillll9 M.,.."; FoUl'lt1ln V1l1•r--tc:e11 01olalda11, Nawto11 H•re,, R•IPh MC8ea, Ter. S•nlord ; Hunll"91on 8each -Mlk• lronkow5k l, Tr•tY 0.VUIMf. O.nny Panso, Bud A-. Nlc.k StrlOOI; lrvlna-F•rrau HIMI•; Ml$$lon Vl•io-Joa Mee.,., '611re11t1 Grovt I •.S. · B•ltnt• be1m -I. H1rrl1 IWtlilminller) I.• 2. Jollni.on 1c.or--del Ml<") 1.25 5. ArnolO IHunllngtOn 8Mc:h)7,1S. Golden West College's John .Macauley and Bruce Scholes were honored Friday as Rustlers of the Year al awards banquets. MacauleY Walked away with the top baseball award while Scholes was honored at the swimming banquet. J erry Brown and Bill Whiteley accepted the co-captain awards for baseball while Mike Eich was selected the •swim team capt'ain. The most ·* * * Orange Coast College finished third tn-1.b,e . South ·Coase:--eoo.rercnce Iron Man race for the 1974-75 school year. · Fullerton won the title with 94 points while Ml. San 'Antonio was second C71'h). OCC had 67. Cerritos placed rourth with 66 points, Santa Ana had 60 and San Diego .Mesa totaled 43 1.'.!. improved award in swimming went to Tony Tricoli. * * * Bob Tiezzi was chosen most valuable player Saturday night at the Marina -High baseball Volleyball. awards banquet. p • •. Other award winners: , airlDgS V1r,1ty -Mo1t v11u1tile : Bob Tlt111; Mo11 D•P•nd1ti11 : M1r11 • Top·seeded Laguna Lo119ntClltr ; Mr . Pitc her : Joa . • Hlmllton; Mo1t 1mprove.s: .Jeff H.-t· Beach draws a home 11Cr v1r,11v-Mo,1 v11111b1a: berth against Chadwick M111a Fuant1t1 ; M0,1 O.l)andeti1t: Rod Tuesday in the first round Sltlnn ; Mr. Pllthtr : Ron Cooper; of the CIF volleyball Mosl ltnprovtd: Lll't'I' CoK; l'f'ost l111Plr1tlonal: Piii! S<flw1brow. playoffs Frotl>-Sooll-Most V1lu.1ble......¥.lrk · oa .. 110 ; MOii 0.P•!!dltllt: A1y The playoffs feature D1vla1; Mr. Pltcllar : Mtllt 80fl. five orange Coast area Gymnastics teams -Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar, Newport. Harbor, Huntington. Beach and San Clemente. The pairings: v.1 .. , .. 11 "11plf1 Ot1dwlc1111 L19uN1 Baich l:JO Sarr••• Torr•ncaJ:OO Hunt ington Ba•th•I M lr1 Co~la Coronl °"' """' 11SinM1rlno 1 :OD Sin Clarnent. vs Newport 1t Cd"M HIQh.1:30 Dos P'uablOlal S.nt1 Monlt1 Floor a•ert l$t!-1. Ille) Johnson (Cof"onl Oel Mlr l 111d Or111ue11<1.1 IW•1ttnl11sler I 1.05 •· H1rr i~ IWl,tml1t1lffl 7.•S. "ll·round -1. H1rrls (Wtstmlnslerl 31.451. Llmbart CG1rc1tn Grovel 2'.60 J. J1cobson IE111nc l1l 2,.JO 5. .Johni.on (COron1 del wrl 27 .8~ _ T11tn : 1. Wa1ttnln11er 1•7.62. EOtSON INVITATIONAL DIVING CHAMPtONSNI P$ Final t•1m scorl!l; 1. Troy 50 .,_ IECll'°'1 ll.S l. Mlr1leste 27 4, Cui wr Citr 21 s. Rollln; Hiiis 13.S. (11 KflOOIS com111ted ). VARSITY RES UL YS (llM'lll Ml 11 Olva1) 1. K11uds0n \Mlr1l,1!e ) ll6.2S 2. Diii' CTror ) llS.90 3. S••ltnitll ITroy) JOS.10 •. Pllle IMlr•lestel m .10 s. C1nno11 {Troy) 283.10 6. SllielCls IEOJ1011 ) 211 .10 7. Usll erwood IEdlson l 2''1.40 I. Edmonds (CUIVl.'r City) ltoS.90 9. 61rket (Rolling Hill') 256.IH 10. Morr is CLoWl!IO 2JI.~ 11. KrMmer twesttnln,terl ?16.0D 12. Kll•r CHunlinoton 8e6thl 211.:io ll. ~ IHunlin<JIOn 8eatnl 220.60 u. Row• tPllO' Verd•§) 211.'5 IS. ,Jo..,_. (Newport H•rbOr l 111.0D 11> .. l(ol1r (Wt!lmlnsterl 1'9.SS 17. Ao:s.en tw.11tni,.11trl 11M.SS. JUNIOA VARSITY 181\eel on• OLv•1I !. C11rk CCulver City ) H9.7S 7. BlrMS !EClhonl 129.'10 J. Pa111ete 18'.HINI I U'l.1S •. Gari IT rov l l?l.BS s. 11• Hlwe1n .Wh ite !Edison) and BuehmaM IRolUnQ 1-illl~l. IIl.'I~ 1, Ne1ller CS.n Marino) 113.80 I. Awrvt 1Hunllng11>n 8et(h) t06.7S 9. F""ll !T roy) IOS .70 10. 6ob lnslly , IW•)\tnlnsierl 104.60 11 , Coi ner rc.i1,..mon1 1101.G~ 11. Marsllall lHun-Hng!on 8e•tll) 8S.7S 13. Poling c1no1nand Olk ll •i..lS 1•. Miiier CTl!Ousand'O•kS) ••. 'IS. FACTORY Demo SALE! Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlviskm W L. Pel. GB . Milwaukee 19 13 .594 Boston 15 15 .SOO 3 Detroit 14 16 .467 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W· L Pel. GB Chicago 21 12 .636 Philadelphia 20 14 .. 588 11h Pittsburgh 17 13 .567 21h • TOYOTA IXAMP\.IE: '75 TOYOTA 1 doot. 4 lll"d. f!Ol!lf. wnua •all Iii ... R.U130IU si996 • VOLVO '74 VOLVO I 4Z ~ .. all. •lltfloO. rllly9 "'"""' (IT ......... ltlfll.f4007lfJ 55888 • USED CAR SPECIALS "7J DATSUH.610. c,._ ""'°-w. "119' !SOOVJI 52888 . '70 El. CAMINO Auto. ...... AM t•Olo. IPO•ll .....,, (117Mi'O 5 1888 I · '72 CADILLAC \ c..... o...,_ lun fODf. 11111 ..,_., ......, .... I~ l'Oll'l"I) ' $3977 Baltimore 15 18 .455 41h Cleveland 13 19. .406 6 New York 13 20 .39C 61h WestDl•lolllo 21 13 .618 20 15 .571 11> 20 17 .541 21> 16 15 .516 31> 19. 18 .514 31> 14 20 .412. 7 S4olllfll1y'tk"" CllltornL1 5. l11Umore I ,_.Yorll.9,0.kllndl Oaldan~ Texas •KansuCit:Y Minnesota A.a1el1 Chicago 111$19n 4, K•n11a CUy 2 Ml-l16,Mllw111k"O ci. ... 1MM11 01u90 6 Tfllt1, O.il'Ol16, 11 lt1nl .... T .... .,•101-0.lllerl •t ... m.mw1 c.etlfonll1 IHi1UI .... :t-411t ,..._.,.. ( ...... 1·1· lhMISClty (8'.lalty .. J ) It .... Yon; CM9'f'l·I) lhttl"*"' <A.i.itan0tr l·ll M'~ (..,_.,. .Ml -Dttroll lC.tfmtlfl , •• , ., ,,.,,..,... ,~lk .. 11 Onl, ,._ltCi'IMU~ TllifMly010.-0.llt.111 •I 9Hton K1-1011•tN•w York. To1itt1tNI i..~M .. lll,,.,.ltCtl/Uto Otlfolt1lMl-1o0ta 0n1r..,..,.•tc~111oc1 New York 15 15 .500 4 *h St. Louis 14 18 .438 61h Montreal 13 17 .433 6\f.z West Division. Dodger• 24 14 .632 Cincinnati 20 19 .. 513 41h San Diego 17 19 .• 472 6 · Atlanta 18 21 .462 61h ·San Francisco 16 19. .457' 6\1t ~ Houston 13 . Z1 .325 12 l!ilftlllly'1$tw1t l"llll4tllllllftl1 J, At I Intl 1 Onclnnltl6, MOnlrHI I """'°" 12" J<t•WYorll 1 Ollc ... a,"" O+l90' Sii\ ~rlft<itCOl,lt. Loul'O '11tibur911 J, LOI Angttlal 2 T ... ,., .. _ 'lllab11rtlt tRa111a 1•!) •I Sin Fr1ntl1co 1c. ..... 11•s1 "'-lt•IOhl• (Cltllon 2·•111 Houston !Grll'ffn HI $t. l,.oul1 ICvr'tll 1•1) II Sin Ol.,O (Jonas~)) Olk..-CfllilVKl'ltll 1-1> 11 Los"""l*l llll...,S.t O!'lly tllMI KllHlllKI T..,...,.,,,__ Monl/'Ml1tAUfllllll ..... Yor\ 11 Qft<lnNll f'ttll4tllll-l1 al HOullon Sl.LOUll1ts.f!Oi.vct Ok ... •t L.ot "n901t1 ll'ltt"""91'1 alS.11 Fr1ncl1to DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO 1 'IA6 HARB OR BLVD .. COSTA MESA 646-93 0 3 • .. ,. ~· "'' h•,,h \h"I' C'p•·" ;, 0 "¥' ~ ... ~i. , ,,, r, ,.,,.•,.··~·1~P'"'··'u•'10 1 ,'lr:"' ir"' ..... 1 .... \f'! ·•~tl:.\i ... ') fl fl l\f lOlf \ COED •ADMINTON MMa Fln.111 Cit CllSlll• HlfWlnll A·• Olvlsllft Men·s slngl•\-Hern1nd11 tGWCJ (let , LOl'OCIOn (Plarta) ts ... l•·l. Woman's· sln;lal-S1ndar' CGWCI def. Dod91 IUC D1vl1il 11 ·1, 11·1. Results Or1~0l11My Valtarkitl Tei!,...ltnltM ·1 (Al H""'9tlft9'MI .. 1(11 Mill' 'l"OOLONE Mla•d doubl,l-Slnder,·Mell• (GWC) def, Wa i-Norri' (UC 6erllalaVl 11-11, IS•4. Nlvlc• Dlvl"o" ' M1tn'1 slng1a,-Jord•n !GWC I °'"'· Tljon (Frasno SI.Ila) IS·7, IS-11 ; i»g. LoM (Foollllll) 15-11, 11-U ; N-I 1GWCl lost to Topalbaco !CSL.Al 1-U, I-IS. Wornan'I slngl•\-Smlth (GWCI dtt. Cr•wford iCI! Sl•I•, H•yw•rCll 11..1, 11-1; SMu11 CGWCI doll. WlnQtr CCII st1t•, H1yw1rd l 11-4, 11·1; Clotl. l(erlw1lll IEI C•mlnol 11-J, 11-1.-. Ediwn 1pUt wlltl O•n• Hiiis 11-2, 1-11; ~II MeSI def Bohl (l.rll'ldl 11.(1, 11-2; l.19..,.. Ba1c11 Clef Edl-11-t, 11·•; Di ni Hiit$ def BolH Gf'1!\IH 11-S, 11-2; L1gun1 Ba1<ll def Co1.ll MltSI 11.(1, 11 -t; Edi_, def Bolll Gr1n6e 11·•, 11·0; L1gun1 8e1cll de! Dilnl Hltl5 11 -9, 11·6; ~E01son Cl•I Cost• MolW ·11-4, 11-3; U9UNI 8ttcll def BolSI Gr•nde 11..J. 11.(1; 0.t'll Hiiis ~ Cosll MtSI 11-7, 11-1. MlaaCI e1outi ra1-NuM1-McOot111d CGWCI Oiel . W1U1ll•'H1un•r lSI.,_ lord ) 11·S, 15·10; Jordln°8roo111 CGWCI dal . Cll•n ·Tho1ta (UC Ber~tl•l'I 1S·•. 11·15; MCOllNllCI· CM~m (GWCI Ciel. Esqulvtl-Bu!IO'S IFrHnO Slltal IS.5, IS·S. Wom1n•, ~me11•s double!i -Sml tll -OIClll.lm IGWCI losl to Stla..er-Jon•!i IPlttul 1i.15, 11-15; Brooks-Sl\OUM CGWCI O•I. Mullar-Rotie rl !i (C•I Stile. .H1vw1rdl 1s-•.1s-.. S.lwrNy lll$Ull$ Slat• T ... rn1tnant IAI Cll Slll~H1,w1rd l A·BOlvl$I.,. Ma11•1S11t9l'1 HerMn3.ii !Golden We !ill Iott lo Sl•lnbro<>ff fC1I Sl•I• Ootn. Hillsl •·U,S-15. W1rn.n'' Sln1111 Slnder!i \Golden W•il) .:H!I Crur (El C•mlnol 11·S, 11·1; loll lo Yollr!Q (San Dl-oo Sl•lell-11,.1-11. Ma11'$ Oo11tilft Hern•nC1ez-MtJ l1 (Golden wesll tosl to KtrMy-Pl\lord (FootllHU J..U, ~lS, • Ml•1dOo11l>la' Me jl1·Sl~r' !Golden w.,1fl10\l lo COlth-Young cs.n Dltp !>l.1t_e( 12·1S, ... IS. N•vlc•Dlvl,lon -11·ssl11<tlft JorClln !Golden W•'ll IMI to II~ (Cllico St•te) 9·15, •-IS; Munaz (GWC I !OSI lo we,u, ISl•nfOICll S·t5, 1·1S. wo,.,.11 '1Slnwl•1 Sm!lh CGWCl del Bird (CS Lano &o•c~I 11-1, 10-11, ll·l; Ml RteO IPiercel I l·S, t t·I; 5hou'a IGWC) IOSI lg N•,.ir tLA V1ll•Y I 1 l·I, 4-t 1, 11-\l. "'-II'\ Oo11lllH NUMl ·MtOon•ld 4GWCI IO!it lo Youn9-M1 rll111 CCS Los A~i.sl l-U,•·lS. Wa-11•,o.ulll•• Aoolls-St1ovM> ((l.WCI Cl•f Tho!ktor Smllll IUC 8trl<•l•y) IS-3, 15-t; de! Grllfilh-Br"fg IUCLA I 15·1, IS-\Cf;. Smltll.Oldtnen IG WCJ losl lo Bowen-He'!i CCllrrllos l 16-11, 1S·S, 11-15. Mi std 0.110111 McOorlllCl·OIClmen f(l.WCJ de! Chln-Cr•wforCI ICS H11w1rdl IS-1. 1S-IO; IOSI IOA.lt•l<><kF· Win (8111trllle1Cl) 10-lS. U-15; JorClin·il•ooks (G WC:f · dot Fo110...111-Gon1•1•' <8akerMielCll 1s-1, 15-1; e1e1 Leon,,rd-8ottom1ey CPltrctl lS·S, IS·ll. La9un.1 8ttch •nd Edison ld\lana lo qutrl11'lin1 l5. L•llUAI No. 1 loeed, EOl1o1>n t+o.•. POOLTWO Others big in the Hlll'llln;ton Bt•th def wtttminlo~r Ti ta n s ' at tac k are 11.1. 11-s; c.n,on dtt El Toro""'· shortstop Greg Stahl 11.(1· Coron• del M1r-W•1lrnlntltr ••l ... 11.11-1; Hunlin<J•on Be1endaf (.425 and five homers), El Toro 11·1, 11·1; Coro•11 del Milrde>I c..n.,.on11~.1 1-t;We1ittn1nuerm.1E1 first ba s eman Tom 'foro 11-1, 11.-; Huntln9ton l!leKh-M · h ( 348) t · coron• e111 M •• splll 11-11 1-,1; OSIC · · , cap atn Wt$tm!nliter-c.n~ sput 11•, ,.11; Joe St. Geme at second cor°"'"'' M1ro.1 El Toro 11-t. ,,.,, hase (.388), and catcher HUl'l!lng\Ofl BtKll ct.I C..nyon 11-4, 11-1. Mark Ongarato (.312). Hunting\1>n Bt1ch ~ cor-c1e1 . · Ma r IMiv•nce 10 qu•rtfflln•l1. Hi.ri1-Lertfielder Steve R310 1ng1on8t1<hHO.l,Cc1MNo.s. (.340) has nine rbi in l"OOt.TNREIE 1leagUe with five doubles s.11 c1lmente e1e1 E!tanci1 11 ... as the leadoff m an. 11-7; Founl1in V11l•r def Miiar Del 11-1,11.-;u.0u1nt1detE lit•nc1111-1, The playorfs are 11-J; Sin Cleme111e dal Founl•ln nothing new to Rolling V1Hey 11-1, 11.t; LI Qul11t11:MIM11tr 0.1 11-•, 11-1; Eu1nc11 det f'«lltlln Hills. This is Poe's third v.11er 11 ... 11-s; Sin c1-n1e-u entry 1·n the e11·m1·nati·ons Qulnt1 1plll .. 11. 11 .. ; ES!ln(ll def Mltitr 0e1 11.9, 11.9; u Qwlnt• oa1 in the past five years and Fount•l11 V1Uey 11-s, 11-1; Sin o.m.n1tdtfM1teroe111.1, 11-2. his '72 crew won the 3-A LI Qulntl 1nd S-in Clemente ad-v1nc• 10 qu.1rttrlln1IS. LI Quinta No. J, San Cta .... nlt No .•. OV..Nrlhtll$ , S.n Oernente ~I Coron• .,.I Mir 12·10, 11-4; U Quint• Cle! Edison 11.(1, tl ·J; L.19un1 ileltll, HunUflolon Bel<~. SEMIFINALS L191.11'11 &IKll def S•n Cte""'ntit 11-l, 11 .. ; LI Quint• d1t Hunllnglon e..11:11 ti-I,11-J. CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Ll9""' 8tKh doll LI Qulnll ls-6, 11·15, 15-1. . All•Tour111ma11tT••n'I MVP -Cllll Am,den !L19unil &.•hi. Coltl'I 01 1ourn.unent-Rotf En91n ILB ), Tt1tn -Oi1!1 Sltnmor!S, Eric Oil Wion, Du•tr Dvorak Ind Miii Allwde ILIQ..,.. ile•,111 ; Tom Be1rd •ml Stan M1lllls (Sin Clemente ); Rand ~ Cot hrilne lHunt lnolon ile«h); Conl'Y (La Quintal. crown. Baseball's Top Ten Bi'td lfl JS.at Bill. AMEllllCAH LEAGUE Pl.artr Clvl> G A. R H Pel. MunsonNY l1 119 1• ~ .Jiil Younl Mll 14 84 11 37 ..llll Bt..,nMin 11 88 1 lO .J..t l C••ewMin 11> ~ 11 29 .131 ea11orBai JO 11• 11 38 .3l3 McRae KC jll 139 18 •S .n• Lynne,.. 11 94 IS 30 .JI~ E MIOCIO• NV 31 1111 11 40 .311 R,Wh1teNY 11 <;S 1• JO .l\6 Hhle Min JO 111 18 ll .JIS Hom• A""' Pirates Honored Horton, 0.1tolt, 1; ilurrougll!, Te•· 1s. 1; Gr-lch, 8•111mor•, •: Gtrbo, Boston, 6; Hiinc:lrltk, Cl1vellnCI, 6; Powell, Clav11and , 6; HLile, M+n-nasot1.6; fl:. Jeckaon, 01k11nd, 6. ._ .. , .. 111, .. Hiii•, Mlnnt\011. 16 ; MtRle, 11:1 .... s City, 1S; 6urrou9h1. Ta•IS, 2•; Horton , 0.troU, 23; • Tlld Wltll21, 11'4tclllfl9 lS Otcl1la111J Orange C oast College's Ron Swanson a nd Mark Schrupp have been named to th e seCond team of the All- Soulh CC\ast Conference baseball t eam , which was selected b y t he cir cuit coaches. Sv.•.ans on, a fir st basem an. b atted .278 during the conference season . and Schrupp, a.n outfielder. hit one point higher. Mt. San Antonio and baseman Andy Schardt was n amed the player- of-lhe-year and Cerritos' Wally Kincaid was honored as the top coach. $Wiii CllU C..faranca l'WllTHtn P'H.,Pl.,.,,c.1 .... P-8111 Hlrrls.. SD Mtw P-Jlm V1llOM, Ml. 5.A.C C--4'•ut contr•ra1, SO ""''' 18-AnCly Sthlrdt. Fullerton If-Mille P1rll lnson. Mt. SAC IF-Rea lvt,, Cerrflo1 I F-.JOl\n Alv•rei, Cer rl1os OF -Frll\k Mlrln l, Mt. SAC OF -Aon Roenlcke, Mt. SAC DF-Millt Hol1to. Fullerton OH -RonJo11n1on, Fullerton UIU-J1vler Fierro, Mt, SAC Pl•ye r -(If -~•I -Sfllardl. .. .. ,., '" ·"' .... ·"' ·"' ·"' ·''' .l1S .m .1t1 ·"' Ci rcuit chanipion Ccr-s.cotulTHm ritos dominate d the P-t.1rrvPe~1rcik,Mt.SAC •·2 I t. Mt S AC had P-T•rryJ1~<>tJ.M1.s"c s-1 S~ CC IOnS. • C-0.¥eCrowder,Carrltos .lOl e ight players ho nored, 1•-tt ... sw•nie111,0r•n,.eo1u .m: including five on the fi rst :::~~!n~'J1~!;~~~!~:~s ::; t ea m . Fi ve Cerritos 1F-RltkOlh•r,S.nt1Ana . .:Ms d OF --Mlrti; SCrw1,1pp,Or1n9t1 Co•!I ,,,. players we re lau ed, two OF-Ar1Harota,cerrao, .216 On the firs tllfnit. OF -Stava~oa,F."!nerton .J.jJ ,.. DH-Tr•yCow91r,Mt.SAC .lU' Fulle rt o n fir s t u1i1-o. ... H1u,s0Mas1 .m Rw•11, c.111ornl1, 1-1, .119; 61...,, Olilllllld, 1-1 ..... ; K•1t , Cfllcogo, ... 1. 151• llylavtn, MlnMSO~I, 4-1 .. 800; H.,Qiws, Minnesott. •·I, .IOO; P1l,.,.r. 811tlmor•. 6-2 .. 1$0; fkn.by, Kll\MS Clly, '"'·.ISO; l Tlad With .114. NAYIDNAL LEAGUE Pl1)'1rCl11b : 0 AB A H Ptl. L•~V LA 74 14 ll JI .369 Cai.II Phi l • US 1' 'ii ,:116 Sonouillen Pgl'I 7'1 1!).I 10 JI .Ji. Joshu1SI' 71 <;~ 14 J..t ,lSl W1lson1'1tn Jl 171> 19 •1 .l49 MoroanC1n l8 131 7S ~ .348 Gr!ltey C:1n J' 19 11 31 .348 A. Smltll ~IL 71 BO 14 11 .lle Monday Chi 37 I 10 ?• 31 ,3JI> Ga'""' LA l8 167 72 5>& .llS Homt Lll:11"l Lw:lnllll, Phlloditlplll•. I; &Iker. At11nt1, 7; Co,r•ll, All1nl1, 7; W•tson. H-ton, I; Cly, L.osAngtleS. '· """' •• 1 .. 111111 Wlnlltld. Sin DI.VO, T. Simmons, SI. Lo\111 11; G1rwoy, Lot """'"" 2t ; Lu,/115kl, Phll1dalphl1, 16; Wiison, Hou1ton, 1•. 11'4tcfll ... CS DKl$la111I M11\•rsm1111, LOI AnQ•lal, 6·0. 1,00Q; S. Stona, Chlct90, S.(I. 1,000; s.mon, LO• Al\ltl•1J 7.i, .771; Burrl'-QllC190, S-!, .11•; llllU, Loi AngtlH,. ~-1, .. 114; G11rbolr. Pnlt1dtll)llll~ 4-7. .6'1; Gvllatt. On.tlM.IU, t-2, ... 1; A. .J0nt11_~" Olf'IO, 4·2 .... r; Me ln""3'1, s...0...,, •. 1 .... 1. New Yo•-19. H1w11i 10 S1.1ndlW'' Mlltll•I Pittsbu<g1'1'16. BO•IOn 71) lndi.lna l1, S•n Oit;io 7S Golden Ga!e2B, Ind iana 19 Tooar·s,,...ttlle' NO m.J!Cllt1$<.he0uled Tut"'61''' Milltlla1 Lo,Anqe•e~•• Pit1sbur9h San D1egodl Pl>otn•• NORTNAMER ICAN SOCCE• LEAGUE Nari""'" Di•hio11 Htrtlord, Aocr.e~ter NewYotk W LGFGAal""' 7 1 •1•1• 1 7°6661? 1 1 116 12 0 4 3 1Ctll -·~ Toron•o Ol 7122 EllSl•rll Oivi1i111 Miami S I 10 I 1l 4l w11~ington • o 9 ! • n T•tnP•ilay • 1 9' 9 3l Ptlllldelplli• l 1 • ' • 16 8a1\imore o l 1 ,. 1 1 Ctn1r11 o;.;,;o,. SI. LOUl!i • l 12 10 12 36 °"""' ll1112S Cllit•90 2 2 4 S' 4 11> 0.1111 ISl11•12 S.nAntonio I • s 11 s II W•11tr11 Dlwisiofl V•ncouwer 5 I 12 S 11 •t Se•tUe • 1 10 1 10 >I LOlAl'>Qeles 3 3 • I • Mo S.nJO'>e 2 J 1 I 1 I• partl.and 2 2 t • • W. S.turNr'sG•"'• Tamp;l 811r J, H1rlford I SW!dly'f.Glmtt 51. Loulf. J, S.:1111• 7, OT, tltllrffk.,. TOdi,'s G1ma New York .al Toronlo -WtdntMllY Tamp a Bav at ilallimo•e Cn1t•llO .1\ ';Int A.n\onio FrlOtty Tor1>nlo at Phil11C1elphl1 MiiHTlill Wil~ington LO~ Angele~•\ eo~\l>n San JO\ellt Cl'lit•llO Oenwer al Da ll~\ 5.llUtday V;Jntouver 1t >i11•Uotd San Anton io ii St. LOU•!i SIMIO.ly Sa n JO\I! al Toronto Aocht)le•al S-eall le Women's Swimming SOUTH COAST LEAGUE Swl,,,mln9 Ind OIVlflt Fh1ali Te1m 1core,; 1. Mission Viejo Ill 2. Uniwrslty 110 l. El Toro 'M •. San Clement' M S. L•guna 8e1th t.1 6, Dan1Hill\19_ Fi,..11 La19u1 Sqir" 1. Tie between Mi~slon Viejo Ind UnlW!rlllY 9 l. San Clemente I> •. El Toro • S, L1gun1 Be 11th J 6. 011..a Hl!l1 ' Si1l11rd1y 'i A1111lh \IARSITY 700 MeClll'Y Rel.av -1, Et Toro2:09.r 1. Ut;iun• ile•Cll 2; 11.9 J. Mh~IOll Vit-jo 1: 11 l. 20J Free -I. GrOCllOWSki !U) 1:CM.S 2. Froedman !SC> 7:09.0 3. Jonn tMVI 2:21.S'.Morer < ! 2:21.7 s. L.trwnan IU> 2:11 '· 100 Ind. 1: \&.• 1. Gre•nleal 2;31.IS.Va ~Free 1, e•Stcker IETJ 2'.• 2. Mc:M"Net !SCI 21>,l l. Toept'r <MV) 11.• '· KrUQer !LBI 18.S S. A-.... IUl 71.•. lOD Fly-I, O'G<trmln ISCl l:CM.61. Greenleaf <MV l 1;0$.I l. Erick'°" CMV) 1:09 l 4. Myer!. ISCl 1:09.S s: Perrr CU11 :1i.S, . DlvlnQ -1 Hoo~ fETl Ill.IS 1. eo .. 1in (L81 !Sl.l l. John1.on !ETI 14S.• 4. Gordon tEYJ 121.•S S. Cl'li!l'<Olm CLBI 114.0. "' 100 Frei -l. Bet'>eCller (E T) 57.0 2. Ftl~man !SCI SB.SJ, Toepttr fMVI S'I,, '· 611•r tu > t:01.' s. Htilderson CLB> l~Ool.S. SOO Free ~ I, Grocllow,~1 IU) S:1J.• 1, O'Gorman !SC) 5:25.S S. l(r1jnik !MV' S:SS.l •. Vilrlll'r !OHi •:•J.4 s. Looi.lL&l1>:'8.6. 100 Bat~-1. l::tl1ir IU l 1:06,, 1. Simon (UJ 1 ;10,8 l. Erlc llwn (MVI l:IL3 •. Smith tOH) \113.S S. McMlthael !SC! l:IS.I. 100 8r11"-I, Hudson IE Tl I; 11.• 1. J-~ (MVl 1;1•,6 J. Atl,..t~e ($C l 1:11.2 •. Rolol! !U) 1:22.1 s. l'f'oyer, (MVI 1:13.S. 400 Frtt R111r-I. Unlvl•f.llY J:Sl.I 2. San c1emenl1 t:O(l.O l . Mb1lon \llt· jo •:OJ,S. " LEASE A _ l#BfiJB ·The Fl~T ·more for ·1ess lease. MORE Value. Economy. Dependability, Lease the newest frotn · the oldest. We're the oldest Lincoln /Mercury dealer in Orange Cou"nty and do we have a car for you! The n ew Mona rch ; the luxury .car without a luxufy price. Lease one for Luxury. LESS Money. DICK Mli.LER MOTORS M1'•AC1'0fl' ""'1tlOlfdt IAUl.*f!CL~.0~~! 120 W. Warner at So. Main. Santo Ano5S7-2132 ., > $113 .30 oer mo. . it-.Ol.1. (,_.,... .. ~......, .. ,,,,. .. 11 • ., WI IJ•I~ !)op.'"-·-• t:J&i...,. T , I. il't•li ' I • -~>d-~ • ----------$-dOHNSON ASON II LKOl.N/MERCURY ....... ._ 0\ .. -··-• -··· ' . r1 j ' • • - • A t.;t DAILY PILOT Monday. May 19, 1975 Book Gets Second Loo.k Theater Family Circus • by Bii K·e19ne Sign Up For.GI State Directory Lists Reagan Cl8 Govenwr Groups h .From Wire Services Cow. Edmund C. Bro,vn Jr. 's promise to ''ake a seeond look " ul government programs has ex.· tended down let busic questions about the need for tclepholll' books. Administration officials .arc pon<J e rin g in Sacramento \\'hether they should continue publis hing a 200 pa ge·plus telephone directory or state num- ber.s, and if so. \\'hat for1n it should t ake. ''Do we Jteed a telephone book 7 What is a telephone book for '!'' said d e puty General Services Director Julian Camacho in an intervie\\'. The existing telephone book is more than a year old and is hope- lessly out of da te . Ronald Reagan is still listed as governor. • Actor Curt Jurge ns is missing $23,770 in jewelry and other pro· perly as the result of a theft, police records s ho\\'l><l in Nt:'\Y Orh .. •a ns. Jurgens. \vho no\,. lives in Switzerland, said hc ·stopped in Ne\v Orleans en route to Houston, \vherc h e intends to enter a hospital, a nd left his camper parked in the French Quartl'I'. Among the items taken were a $10,000 ring and neckl<ice set. u. SS ,000 neckl ace and a Sl ,500 ring. •• Gov. George C. Wall ace s aid that $14 .999 in r oyalties h L• rt:'· ccived last year from the sale of medallions. "'Utl'hes. and other such item s by his campaign 01·· ganization were leg<.il payments. ''These royalties have been placed in a medical account • (.___._P_EO_P_L_E _J \vhit'h is Sl't up and approved by the Government Accounting Of· fice and judged clearly within the confines of the campaign finance l<tw pr.ior to the sale of these items ," Wallace said follo\\·ing publication of a New York Times s tory reporting the payments. \Va llacc, paralyzed from the waist down by a n ass assin's bull et three years .aeo. receives royalty paym ents from-10ales of the medall ions and watches. and from an autobiography· sold by the campaign organization. • will visit the town in the Alsace provjnce of east ern fiance 1'Ut:'S· day and host a ,dinner for the 70 inhabi(ants . _ lfingeldorf distingo.tsti'ed ltselt in the second of the presldeotial elections last M l.lY )>Y giving all of its 48 votes to Giscardd' E.staing. • • • I I / {· Benefit,s! 1 Oru!!{_e Coast theater G-·· Veterans plarinlnJ to gt·oups and pe1·f6l'mers / enroll ln college t hia fu.11 brought horne most or sHould apply early for. the a.wards from the 16th ="'> benefits; according t.b Winners annuu l So uth er n Saddl e back Coll ege ·The wife of finl:l.ncier C. of One-act P l ays in Patrick Grant, California Tournament ( ·' veteransspoke1meo . ArnholL S mith says her River side. veterpns coordinator, husband 's company paid her The st .u g e O n e said hE! r eceived a report $8,000 monthly for decorating the-Pla);ers~ entry. a scene from the Los Angeles VA inside of a hotel which it owned. from the comedy · '6 Rms regional office s•yinl i\ The fees \\'ere lower than in· Riv Vu" \\'hi ch \lt'US pre!· expects the largest G.I. terior decorating firms charged, sented 1 .. s t fa ll at the Bill enrollment in hi&Loff -llelen-S m_itb testified~ al a San Westmin ster Comm uni-next Call. . Diego hearing on her rlaims to ty Theater, won the .-..., ____ .--Toexpeditetheexpecl· own $1 million in furnishings still grand prize, the j udges' ''-ed 180,000 applicati~. in the Westgate J1otel. trophy f 0 r di rector ''Row, row, row-yi>w boot -gently down the stream .t.be Los Angeles, o(fic~ The hotel Once was owned by Herman Boodman, as -Marilyn, MOfityn, Marilyn, Marilyn ..• " ' will begi'\ processing Rep. Frank T hompson Jr. the WeStgate-California Corp., a 1well as acting excell ence cl'ai1ns ear1y, GrantsaJd. apologized for a reported ethnic conglomerate which Smith then a\vards for lts two ·2 F' eted Mesa Art1"st "Filing before the end insult directed at fellow New controll ed. His m assive. business per f 0 rm e r s , J 0 h n of the spring quar.ter will J e r sey Demo c r a l i c empire crumbled in recent Lougtim a n 3 nd Be th e1tpedite the arrival of Congressman Peter Rodino Jr. years. Titus. Wins Contest G.t. education benerits \Vhile not ron ceding directly • Voted best C'xcerpt or By Jndian8 ror fall attenda nce,'' th at h e made th e remark, rt-fovie writer and producer the tournam ent was the Gary O'Gara of Costa Granl~plainCd . - Thompson said, "lf I made an Sorman Wexler has been indict-J\·1 i rad a Play house's -Scott Fraass. 1331 Bon· Mesa was ~he top winner Thtt veteraris' affairs t'thni'c reference it t.'ertainly v.1as (.>d by OJ U.S. Di strict Court grand final scene from· "The in th e firs t annu a l office <;tl Saddle~uck iS not in hi s (Rodina's) presence or jury in Denver on " charge or Lion in Winter," directed nie Doone Terrace, Ora,nge County Science located in Building A-6, in public. If l did I ilm very sorry 1naking '-' false and fictitious by r\Jex Koba. Leading ·corona del M..ar , a nd Fiction und Fantasy.Art and is open Mondays J did." statement on a gun purchase a p. playl•rs Arv id M alnaa Rick Savage, 1938 Port Show recently held al Lhe through Thursdays from. At least four reporters heard plication form. and J ean Koba also \Von Ed w a rd P hl ace • City Shopping Center in 8 a.m. tp 9 p.m. and on Thompson use a n impolite, slang ,.,e•ler ls •har•ed w1.lh f .. 1.ling acting ex c e I I.enc e ~ewporth B~ae . dwer,e Or8nge-; Fridays from 8 a .m. to 5 •thn1·c r efc1·ence l R d' 's "" " '" "' ... <1mong onor stu en s ' "''Gura i·s a student al .. 0 0 ino to show he was under indictment a\\'ards. · D \:.I p.m . Itali an ancestry in his all<i.ck on Co r ona del M<.ir 's feted at _Founders . ay Orange Coast College. The VA a lso staffs an al the lime he a ttempted to ceremonies .at Indiana the Newark congressm<.in, ac· Jou.One \\1olcott won the office on the Saddleback: d. purchase a gun at a Colorado University, cor 1ng to one newsman present. S · d trophy for best original Ph.D Degree campus with veterans' prings s porting goo s store • A l ptay,askitcall ed ';Aud i· Fra ass wa s a l so· r epresentatives Reggie G I , · . · pri 24. uess w lo s coming lo Pr.es1· lions.'' directed .bY R.an-a w a r ded a merit Donald A. Hackenberg Knight and George Gray dent Valery Giscard d'F..stai ng's \\1ex ler \V<J.S • indicted by o.1 dy Keene for the Hunt· scholarship from the UO· of Costa Mesa rece ived a aiding vets and their de· dinner ? grand jury earlier in Ap1 il on a inglon Beal'h Playhouse .. iversity .. w here he is Doctor or Philosophy pendents in fili'ng for in~ The whole town of Ringeldorf, (.'harge of interfering with the Lois Farah of 1-lunl· enrolled in the School or degre e from th e surance benefits. com- France. crew or a United Airlines fli ghr-· ingto n Be<.ich was Music. Both students Uni vers ity of Ne braska pensation, pensions and A spokesmaninParissaidth.at from Newark , N.J ., to Los honored \\'ilh a n acting areCoronadelMar Hi gh in grad u at i on m edical a nd dent a l Giscard d ' Eslain g a nd his ~·ire Angeles award also. School graduates. Ct.'Temonics. benefits. L :~ "For 1 Th~ Rec =d-,- Marriage l.irenseS ~~~~::__~~~~~~.=.:::.::=:.::.:_~~--===~=.:::.=--'-'--"..:..:..:C::=~~~~c.:...;_~--,--~- LAS VEGAS -.V..rrl99• tltl'r>se, luuedlwr• lr><l..O.: lrMy t, 1tJS ASHLEY·ADAMS -Robert Wllll«YI, 2', •llCI Loh Forestttr>, 42, bOlll ol ~u.Mew. IMPERIAlE·CHAPEL -S•m J., 18, S... Cl-nl•. •nd Donne Joan, 11, FUnt.Mlcll. PETERSEN·8ASFORO -~ry A .• 3', •nd O..ryl L., 11. both ol FOl#ltaln V•lley BEVACQUA·BREMS -RoCer1 S .. l'J, Ne ... POft B<l•cn, •nd Coll••n Rechel, 2', Pl'loenl•. Arl1. VOLLMEA·MA C CALL -Kris Elmer, 11. S.Hllower, •nd Robin Leo:. 10,~BolKn llARA·lEHTMAN -Elmer L .• ._., ~ae.:n.•nd Elsie, 52, Cypre5.S. M•y 2, 1tJS OE JONG.DETWILER -Ror\o!lld J .• '2, Ne ... pOf't Be•Ch, atid N•ncy H .• 44, e.a~'10fl, Of•. SPVHLER·NElSON -Mlrk Wiiier, 2•, Coo'-0.1 ~r and Oontia M ., JO. ,.. ... port fie.ell JOYNT.JUANEZ -Jos.,:ih, l9, l llCI Mary lou, JS, 00111 ot Huntlngton .. ~, BURLESON ·COTT RILL -Kirk Ken.rd, 2•, La H•lu•, •nd Paula Jun.1•. FolA'lt•in V•llty ' lrMy l, ttJS NI CHots.sJOSTEO.T -Donald 0•1•, 19. Ftlunl•i" Valley, •nd P•melaJean.17, Huntington BeKll BUCHER·KLYMS HYN -R.ipll Paul. .... •nd Audrey R., •1, bOlll ol Hta'ltlngton Bekll SIPKQV ICH·QU I RI( -ROl\llld Slp11ovlcl'I, Jl. Costa Me i.i, and K•tl'llffn Ellen, lS, Plil(.enti• MASSI Ck·MASSICI( -WHll•m Frl'derick, 1•. '""'"''l•d Ka lhl'rine ....,., 14. bcotllot Westmlnsler TYHUAST·MILLER -Robert Ellis, 3', •rd Jeannie Jo..30, both ol F.....,t•n V11lley REED·COOLIDGE -Jerry W11v-. Jl, S...t• Anat and \lirglni• Cll•rlolle, .. l2, Newpor1 Be•cll ARMENDAFUZ·BRAV LOV!CH -· ~VICI Roltn(I, 26, •nel Aprlt, 22. boll! of Huntington Beach I ROSSO·RUIZ -Al'Clre ... J .. 44, •Lomita and Anl1• K•lllerlne, Jl, 11..,,. lnoton 8".ctl UHL·WIL llA M S -A lena.rd ROWrhon, S1, '"" Foye Ma"'· Sl. bot rt of Foun!ain V•trev 8FIUNDAGE'.·FERRt S -Sten\ 8umell, 1•. 4lnCI Pamel• Lou, 11, boll\ of Westminster GRIFFITHS·SANOERS -J•mes 'f'J., J1, •rd Cynltlll .Jilnf. )0, 00111 ol C.O-.til Mow LEY·CU NNIN GHA M -Pnoiip !>1.,,!ey, 16, ard El•lne, 10. boll>OI Lo• Alatmlto.. HUBER·aURLEIGH -L•rrv Lo!f , :U, ano B•rtlitr• Ann, 11. Doth ol W.stmlnl ler May•, 1trs I KET TERINGHAM·CARN EY Keith L .. 41, and Fo"CI'" Ar lena, llo, llotnot Huntll"ll1on Be•cll M.ly5, ltJS AUSTIN·KUNTZ -Rona ld Raber!, JS. Cm.ti Mesa, •nd M.lry LOuo!ot, l l, Huntl"91on Be•ch K N0 WLT0N·8ULJAN -Vance Clarence, 2l, 1-!un!lngton Beacl'•, and Krl1tl"' Lte, 14, W•,tml n~ter MATLOCK ·ROSE -J•lfrey Lynn.11, ....ci Slllr11y Ann, 11, boln ol C.OSI• "Niiit .. ""'' '· 1tJ5 &ERGLUNO·SOULIER -Fr .. nk T~re, ll, L•g.,na 8e•c", and Vit kle, JO, Tiburon ANOERSON·LAFARGUE -J•mes Anl'tUr. 26, •nd Elll, ,,, ootn 01 Uogunt 8eKI\ SHELORl(l(.WISER -R~lnald Jol'ln, U , and Fr•ncts t.ouise. 21, both ofWr.;lmln•ler MACK· YOUNGBLOOD -Dille Joflin, 38. w n!Uitr, •no Vickie Lynn. 18. CacHslrana &etc.II Mty7.ttJI PARSONS-Gt8SON -Donald C .. 61, -Grace. )4,bolllOI CoronadetMar W~N •R -HHK -"'""' E , ~. •nd Oebor•ll Lynn, 19, 11111: Dan• Point Dlssoluli1J11• 0f 1'f1Jrrlage Enl1r1d April 1 Ain•WOrtn , Delbert M iiton a nd. M;ortl\a Cook Sommf<r, Ro,,.. Id p,..,1 •nd Sa Uy Irene S.llN •. Oonn.:i M. and Edm...r>CIO R. Jalom•. Ale• H. •nd M•r y LOUllte M1no1, Moch.lei S. and N"nc y ~r;e !;ouMll, Eli1at>etll Powe ll alld M.lrk Arn:lrew o,,,.,..,,..,., Ka 1111 yn Jo """ Roner r E. Ko rm•n. S•Clney S.im\lel ""d Harriet C.tor•• Slafll, Karen Ma••f •'Id Gary Ron.tld Robbin•. Ron .. 10 John •nd Ruin Ann J r Cr•wlord. K•tllleen E1i111110l n ar>.J G.iryWolloam tll.ick, Ftat nel H. ilnd Fr .. nk A. Kellv,CecHH.and Rin6h !Belly) Senec•1. R•ymond Oougla~ •nd Co~el• Sonia · . O.i1, Oenat Maril' •nd Lou I• V•r!l'"S SteYen$, P•lrocia Wl'l>b and GeOrge N. P,1,.1. Darlene M. •nd NiSS.ilfl Ht rn•ndel , Maroa n .:ind frovlan ··-Yo ... nq. K.iren E. ;111<1 Jettrey S. Bolottl, Connot J. •nd Pete~ Antlw')<W St>. non. GritlonM. Jr,.ind Pauline t.ofln, Eh H.anCI C•rry lr•lwn, Jerri Lv~n .:ind M•rk Charle> Llmontagne , e n"'''"' M. and Albert L Wfi~t . Ar!nur 0. al\11 PiH>'lf!IB J. 5tun~er, J.im e1 PlloU1 p .,nd M;irion EI016Dtotn Will'°"· MarQdrel H. a nd Murton H. Orr, Sll'1te 81'10 """"'"Le e T ol ma~o tt, Be lly P. and Pa ul ~rf:<M!rK.~ Ct'!,,_dt">. Jo~e11n A. ilnd Mo na Ann HO~~. AIKe M,olnll Richa rd H. lle\llei••, P6n>ela J . .ind Edmur>d Ho!nr v 6r.iunlocn, J \ICl•lh Elaine •nd 0..~1d Crwrle ' 6e(~l't!, Core1el1oa M. and Wenoeu W. M<Laugnlon. 06rll<ird •nd Jeffrey ._,dlle 11,.n1". Cyntnia Je"" an<! Jame"! Pa\11 &Jcner , Vow< an Irene .ind Jame~ W, !.cl\11tu·1q. George J . 6nd Eleanor E. M.ivboOtrJ , Rd Ion E11ward and Marc" Ruin · Enlertd April J ~o><ler, Vernpn H.I( ill\d C.~•••..OOl. '1ern .. na~1. P.i!riC•ol .ind Jonn 8, ;en~'"'· CiHOlyn Enid .inll John H.i•w v v.11;on JOdn C and J.,rry D. ROO,.Quel, Rdu! Erno\\ <tnO LOhltt• ~· C..ould. w ,n~10<1 C. and D•olnd w. .,..,..Idell, Cheryl 1-vnn ;in<l Robin v •• 11 ... .,, ~"''· S1e11""n P .in<1.,..,.ndd L. ttn1..i~o"'-Ma11iln L ano Draguhn " !.dv~ L<He!l.i J•~ ;l'nC1-1:.\lgl'ne 1,,1 ... n H..a~on c narlerlf! a Henry Lee ~P<:lln'4<n, P.i tro<•a ~no Marlin J. ,. hit .. ~•n>. Belly S . it11d Wo ll<e Lee Pu•<ell, J6nel A . .ind MOCllM I C v.noh• El••abetll Ann · and Ar tnur ! ·~" .. "" WI>·!~.(,,,,, W<'tyne ~!lll !'.n<t•OO Ro~ K"• Rooorld Arl«n~ .ind ~ll•pt'lt'fl H~rv' y l',d.,.,t ... 51~vcn C..int and G.ty C. c.,c •l. Jor t.ynn .tno M•t~~Y i>.iv r'"""'"· J"m"" H .tnci Ell.i M. 8'-0l~Y. P<1t• •t•• .ind Norn1an Woll•ed c.01m .. n, Roy s1 ... ~n arto e"''" f-torlon Na•tO\I•!. Seid" M,,., ,,,,d Jo~ v"''"''-Kdlllr yn .. no~ St~ven Births MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAi.. April I, 1971 rN . •llCI Mr\. Robert Ede rt. 2Wli El P•caQpr, Mi•\ion Vot io.glrl April J, ltJJ Mr. •l'!CI M•l . L•wrtnce 81rr"t, ll'20S 8\!la De Lil lun1, S. LaQun.i, IJ•fl Mr . .ina M•• H•n•v A1ah.1~1~m· p0 Ri10. E! loro. Doy Mr. iilld M••. Mk nael Miller. 1"1.Jt2 Encorwado Lant!, M•••ion Voejo, DOy Aprll4, 1t1S Mr. •nCI Mr•. Ro11110 Me~••. 21281 O.yton Drive, El l o•o, girl Mr. and Mr•. Erlt Y ap!e, 2611~ C.lle Mllria. C.pi•tr•no 8e•c¥1. gir l Mr. •n<I Mr\, H ~rry CIO\ICI, 24131 Ju.ne..o Drive, Ml •slon V le jo, Qlrl Apru •. 1~~s Mr. •nd Mr\. Larry S!re..tm•n, 119U Ukl'lllnd Awe .. E l Toro, girl Mr. and Mr\. IC!m HuxlolboOI. 3801 P••kworw Lilne, l•wine. bow. Aprll 7, 1tJS Mr. '1'1d Mr\. Ru••rH Wi11i1m\, 2402S Vi• La Con•na, M•••lon Vie jo, boy Mr. •nd Mr\. Etlmono Web\ter, 2J901 !>Prig, Mi••lon Vie Jo. t>oy Aprill, Ttll Mr. •rd Mrs . Kaltn Helmick, 1n61 C•lleGet Cid, Mls,lon Viejo, boy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fo•. 2SU'J Ar....,90'• Drive. L•g ... na Niguel, virl Mt, alld Mri . Rober I Sant~. 1lo4t-1 Vi• de""''· L•gunat Nlguet. bor Mr. and M•>. Denni• McMl1181'1, mn Boni!• la,., El Toro. o;iirl Aprll t, 1t1J Mt. alld Mri. Mlctl);tl Donahue, 2'MMt RldQ9 RCNd, S.n J \l•n C•oi•tr-. ... Mr. •llCI Mr1 Ctl~rle\ 0 1cker1ort, HISl VII S.n!• Lu<••. M l•slon Vlelo, 91rl _ • e AprU tz, 1t 7J Mr. ilrtd M••. Knox Bardeen, ,.Sll1 Monttuto La ne, M•••lon Vie Jo. bo~ Aprll ll, 1t7S Mr . •llCI lolr'I Jos1pl\ Salldetkl, •111 FirttkMdnla, lrvlne.blly Mr. and Mr!.. JO\epll Ye1o41nof~kl, 16'81> Metnl•i Ot"lve, Mll'l•Ofl \l'ltfo, ... A~U IS, 1t'J IN. 11111 Mrt.. H•rold c r-t. 2Uta v1t Ll.,.f'll. Mh !.lon VHl jO, Olr1 Mr. _,., Mrs. L•"t POHOICll,. 2U3t Fort-Do" .. El Toro. bOY . •••• - The Newes.t Go-Together ... . . They 're Naturals, Like Peaches & Cream -Wine & Roses-New Or- leans & Jazz -Boots & Saddles- Seve n & Eleven -Sugar & Sp ice! Because it's easier to pickthe quartf!r horses that will finish 1st and 2nd in each race when a max- imum of ten entries start and the record of favor.ites in the money is so .l;tigh ... last summer 70%. . T~is is why more and more Guys and Dolls in the chart-s mart set are choosing the Quarter Horse EXACTA Ra ces at Los Alamitos for their favorite FUN & GAMES. c In the last winter quarter horse mee t at Los Alamitos wagering on EXACTAS increased 15.5'ro .. Last summer t)le $2 first race EXACTAS average payoff was $106.15; the $5 EXACTAS on the 6th, 8th & 9th races averaged $322.66 and for the long shot players oh June Slh the 6th Race $5 EXACTA paid $6 ,286.00 . THE WORLD'S FASTEST HORSES ARE BACK , l MAY 21 THROUGH AUG. 201 4 EXACTAS Nightly, Mondays through Saturdays On The 1st, 6th, 8th & 9th races. First· Race 8 P.M. (It's a $2 Exacta Race.) You 'll enjoy the Turf Terrace. Excellent menu, Great cuisine. For reser.vat1ons call : (213) 431- 09 22 or (714) 995-3877. For tickets and further infor- mation call : (213) 431 '.1361 or (714) 995-1234, LOS ALA- MITOS (on Katella near'605 Fwy.) This Summer JOIN THE FUN, You 'll HAVE THE NIGHJIM'E OF YOUR LdFE!. l .. ' • ' • ~ It • • • I ' -• • ~ ~ ~ ~ • • • • ·. ' l I • • , • • • • • " I .' BEA ANDERSON, EDITOR MMlllll•"t,1Mr1t,11r1 ,..,.,, DAILY PILOT PHOTOS By RICHARD KOE HLER ~ . PJennie Walsh demonstrates "' ~ .. .. • • • • • , • • ' • f • ' • • r • • • • ,, p • • ' ' • ' ' ' • I skating form that won · · her national and ' international titles as an amateur and as a I . professional, above. Right, she guides Chris Mitchell, one of her students through a figure eight lesson . Jennie f!as been skating since age four-20 years. • ,, . Skating Star Puts . . Competition on Ice By ALLISON DEERR OfUHI Daollw Pl lot SU.ff Chris Mitchell , four going on fiv e; traced the fi gure eights cut into the ice. He listened, eyes wide, as his teacher Jennie·Walsh guided him through the fi gure again and again. · Miss Walsh was just her stu- dent's age when she took to the ice almost 20 years ago. She compet- ed for the first time atagefive. Last month, she won the World ·Pr.o fession a l Skating Cham- pionships in J ac3, Spain. '"The first time I was ever on ice, I was three," she said. ""J\1y t - mother was Ca nadian so ice skat· ingwas a natural thing. "But it was justoneofthe lhings my mother introduced me to. I took horseback r jding and lap. Years later, I learned that she was trying to find what I'd like best. We lived in Hollywood so I even tried com mericials. MA!'JY OPTIONS ''She didn't want me to have to be cooped up in a office all day as she had been." Currently using a Costa Mesa -rink to get ice lime for her 15 slu· 'dents, she has been teaching almost three years since she left the am ateur ranks. She collected gold medals in na· tional competition tor single and pairs s kating and placed second n a tionall y in speed skating . ''anoth er kind o r s katin g altogether." She-came in rourth ·to Janel Lynn's third at the 1968 Olympi c trials. The top lhrt..>e finishers make the United States team. A gold m ed al in the World University Games, Lake Placid, N.Y .• in 1972 was her last amateur outing. "I used to practice six hours a day, and even more when a big competition was coming up," she said. Eventually that.meant leaving public school so tliat practice and schoolwork could both be accom· modated. Many s katers tod ay are tutored right al the rink, she said. All or those hours on the ice didn't limit her interests. A horse and menagerie of other pets share her time with flying lessons. "-MY fi ance has a conimercial license and I've already logged a few h o urs for m y private . license," she said. P ROFESSIONAL WORK What are the'options for a pro· ressional skater ? "There are really a lot or ways to go. Ronnie Robertson skated in ice shows for 15 years, and now he's a fai:ttastic t eacher . "If you want, there always is a. chance to skate in a show over the holidays or for just a few days. I skated in several German cities before competing in Spain last month. ''Wh en I turned pro, I had offers to do an ice show, but I'd tr&veled quite a bit and r eally wanted to teach. While my broken arm was in a cast a few years ago, I worked with other skaters. "When you help others "'ilh their skating, you learn a lot about yourself and youro\\'nski lls." She loves to work with up and . coming young skaters. "Most of my students love competition and have a lot of potential. One thing I've learned teaching, and I believe it's the most important, is to treat each student as an in· dividual." They mus t learn the same· skills. she said, but the a pproach must vary. She cited little Chris Mitchell as an example. "He's fantastic! I'll expl ain what I want.him to do and ask him it he understands and he'll tell me he understood all but one part. DIRECTIONS "He obviously understands because he follows my directions. For others, you have to repeat over and ov·er and oVer. •• There's more to teaching com· ?Clition level skaters than a few hours on t he ice each week. ·'I have to choreograph the routine and choose the music, edit it to the time. with only lO seconds leeway and include some fast and some. slow parts. Wh en it's finished. it s hould SOWld as if it was originally intended · t hat "'ay." Currently. her IJlaior problem is finding"enough ice time ror her students. Her home rink closed. 1·ecently. ''so I've been finding ice Y.'herever I can." Thal has meant commuting a lmost daily from Lomita • sometimes making several trips to pick up students for morning and afternoon sess1ons . ''But. I really love teaching, sol think it will a ll workoutsoon.''· TOO FAST? One thing that saddens her about the amateur skating pic- ture : ''I think that kids are pushed. into and forced out or competition too soon. A woman skater, tor ex· ample, may not hit her peak until she's 20or 21. By then, many have turned professional . "I know that if I were training regularly with competitive skate rs, and keeping in shape. l would be better than ever and l'm 24 ." There are m any incentives to do \•.:ell , s he said. "When I was younger the reason to work hard was that ir you did well , you'd get lo international competition, you'd gel to see Eutope . .;It's the best educatioo I could have had." She plans to keep on in pro championships, "to see if I can get better every year ." Jn the past four years, she not • ed, "'omen have begWl to make jumps once thought impossible even for men. "Barbie Smith • "·ho is 16, r ecently did two triple jumps in com petition.'• \Mother's lntere_st T~lling Ann Landers f DEAR READERS: Every now A-and then I hear from a reader• r.who SPotil hlmselr in the rolumn .and asks to tell HIS side of the story. Today's column is truly e1traordinary . Here's the • ofi&lnal letter that prompted the 'follow-up : t DEAR ANN LANDERS: My 'husband and I accumulated $2500 ~in a loco I ba~k by depositing $5 "'and $10 u week. Our 20·year-old J son, who does not live al home, C th.tered our house when we-were on vacation. He stole our t passbook and withdre w $100 tiy .._forging his father's signature to 1 our joint acc<)ll•l. He then proceeded to forge his ,. father's name a\ this bank and other branches In the clt.y. Wit.bin , two ,weeks he emptied the ac· count or all but $5. He requested a duplicate bankbook, returned the original lo our home a nd kept the duplicate, in the hope that he could repJ Bce the money before we round out what he had done. We might have been spared all this grief had Qne person been aleP.:. Wh y did they give him a duplicate passbook? How could Sj)_JJ'lany people In the res]>Ccted profession or banking have ust.'<i s uch poor judgment? - SYRACUSE, N.Y . DEAR SYRACUSE: I flnd It ra~ln1ttn1 that your complaint 11 111tn1t the. b1M e mployes when the real tra1edy ls that ,.... ....... r .... I • My Chicago banking consul· tant suggests that you contact the .senior officer of your bank 1Dd seek his counsel. MY advice ts to try to get that boy Into therapy 1t once. This letter arrived today:' DEAR ANN : I a mthe20-year· old son who took my parents' bank book and rorged my father's signa ture. ~ First I'd like to tell.you a little about my past. At age 18 my parents consid er ed me • dis· clpllne problem and had me com· milted to a psychiatric hospital in Syracuse. After six months the "'doctor said, "This hospital is no r.lnce tor you. I'm recommend· ng a private school ... The day alter my 17th birth· /, day I off I went. I soon discovered It was no private school but a re· formatory full of criminals. I ' learned every trick of the trade In that rathole. Forgery, rob· bery, Olm-fl am -you name It . You called me . a crook. Ann. Granted I did some criminal things, but I didn't pick them up on my own, nor \\'ould I have as· sociated with such . people if r hadn't been exPosed to that en- v1ronment. I 've tried every which way to help myself. I've SOU.flhl the help of proressionals when things got rough. I 'm Tl'OW 21 and still as bad off as I was back t hen. 1 call ed my mother the night your column appeared only to (ind that four warrants were out for m y arrest in Syracuse. She said it was an act of God that l happened to re ad that column a nd maybe no'w I wi ll learn something. But I can't do it on m y own . I was thr.own out of the house at age 18 and have had no rela · lions h ip \\'ilh my parents whatsoever. It has been one hell or a struggle. lf only 1 hud parents I could t alk to. But they've disowned me a nd I am running, in fear . Can you help'! - IWANTTOSTOP ·DEAR WANT TO Sl'OP: Your need for love Is he1rtbreaking. But dou't give up -you CAN be bdped. • A Call the Mental Health Clinic at Upstate University Hoepltal, 750 East Adams, Syracuae, N.Y .• telephone 473-5540. Ask for an ap- pointment with the psychiatrist In ~hacge. I've already phoned In yoar behalf and they are waiting to help you. P lease let me know how you {et'along. Planning a wedding? Whal'• right? Whal 's wrong~ Ailn Lan- ders ' comple tely new ''The· Bride's Guide" Will relieve your anxiety. To receive a copy, send a dollar bill, plus a long, self· addressed, s tamped envelope (20 cents postage) to Ann Landen • P.O. Box 1400, Elgin. Ill. 00120. ' ' < Mond1y, M1y 19, 1975 Frances Smith isn 't too sure sl'Je wants to smile, no matter the effort of clown, Bobbie M cKinney. · Getting a little help on that lasloite is. Sylvia Carrera. Mrs. Bert Dray is past pre sident of sponsoring organization. • ·-----;-- Anglers Hooked on Fun It's madness, but it's wonderful madness. Take one city park. Fill it with 300 children, parents, teachers and friends. . Make the ·balloons free-and the hot dogs, and the paper hats, and the smiles and the hugs . What do you h ave? The annual Newport Harbor Lady Anglers picnic for han- dic apped children. Beginning 25 years ago as a beach picnic day, the project has expanded to include children from several area public and private special education classes. This year's gathering in Costa Mesa Park was complete with firem en and a fire engine, a policeman, several Lady . Anglers doing their yearly turn as clowns and all the hot dogs you could eat. · Yoµngsters take home coloring books and fond memories. Among schools participating this year were Canyon TMR, Hope Haven School, John Tracy Clinic de monstration home, all of Costa Mesa; Mitchell TMR and Taft School for the Aurally Handicapped , Santa Ana. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY PATftlCK O'DONNELL The annual picnic for handicapped children is ·a yearly treat. Town Hall Series Tickets on Sale A spect acul ar array of t alent will be presented in the 1976 Town Hall Ce l e brit y Seri·es , sponsored by the As- s i s tan ce Leag ue of Laguna Beach. Women's Wear Daily lions from "Leaves of and W, fashion public a-Gr ass." lions. She also serves as ·, Highly praised for his vicepreSi dent ofWWD. rich a nd v a rie d Si nce s he became 'performances on stage, fashion ed itor, her job s cr e en, r a d io and has grown to include all television, a s actor and facetsofnews reporting .. narr ator, he bas been Joshua Logan, a ward-· hailed as exciting, winn i n g d i r e ctor-powerfulandartistic. .. Opening the season on J an. 26 will be Helen Thomas, United Press International chief or the Washington Bureau and the first woma n to serve as president or the White House Correspo ndents Association. She also ·is the first wo rn an elected to the Gridiron Club. p rodu cer -playwright, will present the March 22 program . Included in his Broadway hits ar e "An· nie G et Yo ur Gun,'' ''Mi ster R o b e rts,'' "F anny '' and ''South Pacific." Closing Ute season on May 17 will be Erma Bam beck, syn dicate d columnist appearing in 535 newspapers in t he U n ited Sta t es a n d abroad. Joshua Logan Erma Bomlieck Ms. Thomas has cov- ered the White House s in ce 1960, a nd her newsbeat h as t ake n her around the world. She will talk about a White House reporter's e xp e ri e n ces an d responsibi li ties. On the Feb. 28 pro- gra m "'ill be June Weir, f as h io n e d itor of Pisces Motion pictures such as ''Picni c ," ''Bus Stop," "Sayonara'' and ''Camelot " h a ve won him international fame. On April 26, Alexander Scourby wi ll offer a re- cital which includes Walt Whit man's moving· ac· count of the assassina-· lion or Lincoln and sr.lec - Stress Directness . TUESDAY ,MAY20 By SYDNEY OMA RR ARIE:S (March 2l·Apri l 19): Trying to get on target is no easy task. There are misleading statem ents. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)! Break through red tape-strive to maJr:e known your views in positive m:inn er . GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Family, home environm ent. basic changes, adjustment in pay: ment are spotlighted. CANCE R (June 21-July 22): Travel plans. subj ect to change as family member has change •of heart. LEO (J ul y 23-Aug. 22 ): Count your change! l\oloney, personal possessions are spotlighted. • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Lunar cycle is such that yo u might fi nd yourself' opposing mate or partner. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Now you com· plete, finish, conclude project. SCORPIO <Oct . 23-Nov. 21); Be direct, creative-high Ii ghl originality. SAGITrA.RIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be consis-tent. Maintain pace. · - CA PRI CO R N !Dec. 22.Jan. 19 ): Com· munications could be di srupted. AQUARI US (J on . 20·Feb. 18): Money , v alu ables, special collections command aUen- Uon. / PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphasis is on direct action. Tickets for the lee-f tures, which are offered !' 'I" both in the mornings and afternoons at Niguel . Theater, are available · Mrs. Bo rn beck's tfrom Town Hall, P.O. humor is rerreshingly of-Box 856, Laguna Beach f-beat. She received the · 92652. Cost is $30 for the IPA award in 1972 as the series. ~ top humorist in the na-Because or the ever- Uon, has a ppeared. (re-increasing popula rity of quently on t he Dinah . the series a nd limited Shor e television s~ow seating, early a pplica- and l ectures dur~ng Uon ror tickets is advisa- ' 'sp ring c l eaning•• ble. mo.nths throua:bout the Proceeds s u pport Umted States. league se_rvices which reach in'to ·the_ entire community· ~i th .em-. phasis on senior citizens. GLASS HOllYIST .. -tectw.r1.. ........ _ .......... .................. E; 4 ................. 1. HERE COMES vul(!iow'Who ~ ............. ... ............ ,.,..... ¥1111 ~· .. ... _,.....,...._ .... ... IW.."I A ernon SPORTSWEAR wts ra.ff PlAiA --. $4.41~1 '.'IN.IOA ISi.NCi 216NolntAw. 67S-I~ Dot.ILY PU.DI' CL.ASSIFlfD ADS 1142 •5818 I Know !hat room where you keep old magazines and clothes for the Goodwill? That could be a beautiful guestroom with a litt le help. Eve n II you don't have a whole room, there Is hope. 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Su~ N00"!-8 PM - I( c: llDol fttl 111.11 t>l6 CJIAI c ... - I Pl s Fl c 61 I I [' '1 - lH 1 ' ,: •• ,. " •• 20 21 22 2' ,. " 31 3' 'I " ... " ,, . ,. ". • IOOMER by W& F. lrow11 and Mel CaslOll DOOLEY'S WORLD ' . MOf'lday. Mar 19. 1975 OAILV PILOT &:J I by RodcJer Bradfief'd . ·-.. --·--lllfU.J WolS GOING ..• I lltC10f P fl)ll'f MY AJJCESW!:S (.O l~Cr< Qt111 L A WAY, YOtl ,._Now', t.V\X ... .---------,1 IN FACf, ONE Of "°°' IRE 'l'ou fttt.lllr; NOW fiUf 9ool1Ee'~ ~ I f~6AGEP , OIA2L1i 1 TUMILE~S •••• --· -..<. FUNKY WINKERBEAH ,.. 1l AIA~£ A &16 ~· Pl.JIM~ l,'{t;£Lf . 'Pl.A'( FOii YOU. A~llOLP.. -t.W.l 11 ~I m 'ltlu 1ru11(}', MEA~. '<lltJ .... , by Tom K. Ryan ' ~USH !· KJ;~PIN' '(A ON t '!'ER 10!'5 ' . J~ I ~ !; ------·· -f.:. -~-j ·----.... "by Tom Batiuck I r;.,f, -· · DR. SMOCK GORDO 1\lf M AlfllAlLY 1.AND!P Ar l'LYMOUTll IW<K wew... MY WIFl!'S S1'11,.'"' WOR.t<ING ' ) -ON£ Of MINl WAS J'I. V M<lUTH OOCK by Georqe Lemont by Gus Arriola WME:N '"" li!!O'i'AL. PA\.AC.E:. 601' DU&TV', TMEV1D 0RDf:l2. ;., """-!ii!RIOR TO COME 1~ AIJD WIOOLf:. Al>OVf A ~rr! ""'-""'-~ FIGMENTS by Dale H.ale MOON MULLINS by Ferd Johnson WHAT AB°OUT Sl'IPPIN<; 'TH' FRILLS AND GOING B'ACK To 35¢ B'ooR ? '"11i......,1n•--I NANCY I'D LIKE TO eLIY SOME PLAY MONEY -· PLAY MONEY IS OUT Cl" STYLE THESE DAYS by Emie Bushmiller HOW ABOUT SOME PLAY CREDIT CARDS ? ANIMAL CRACKERS ,-----~ Ecl'Kl ~LLC/ lA)HE~ ~01nE UP AT T~E NEr. TODAY'S CBDSSWDID PUJZLI PEANUTS .; r:::==---:;::::-i by Charles M. Schulz ~--------' NO WOLF IS 6~N6 TO COME HERE. AND 61.0W ~OOR HOOSE DOWN ! IF HE TRIED IT WITH THOSE STUPID l'lGS, HE'LL Tlt:I( !T IJrTH ME ! UNITED Fealure Syndlcale A CAO SS 1 Str.gglt 4 L0\19 In -conteq>t • 46Did """"""'~ -47 Amllrlean 9----Miii lnventOI' 14ThtGr•t 49 ~---you . ErMnClpl!Of rudyT' 1581aektWd !50FISl'I 16-Conmon 51 Millt.ry base s-e·· 52 Slander aulhOr 54 Jump 17 Miki lorw1rd narrower 58Fat1 19 BoY'• Mme 60 Boding evil 20Revi11• 6 1 Smithy 21 EliH:. oroup 62 Miki ci;ar 22 SOWN"•iQn; 64 Certein Abbr. .ltallana 23Rurnlnant 68Carpentry anlfl'llll Joint . 24 Surgeon: 67 C!'Owlng Informal outw'ard 26 Venison 66Secetne sources tiMd , 2901d_ Eng. 69 SCJia~d COll'I 70Thlek 31 Gukkl'• nole 71 S-shlped 32 Occupancy worm ... 33 StorekteP« DOWN 7 Moved bidl. 37 Extra Blmpoted ail a '40 Con}eclured btlrde>n 42 Hors . 901y~ c~on Garr.ea 45 Direct cour11 eYent 48 Reserved lor 10 ao·rrer tutLJ"• u1e Arnold-····· S3 WW·ll 11 Foot highway 12\Jntt 55CleartM 13Sel:French bo11d 18 Lelsor1ly 56 Feminine walk name 24 Boal Dains 57 lnfurlc>ul 25 Kind of plants pigeon 58 Whig's 36 5'(1n 11yer. Pref l.111 38Cr1val 39ffllM klr training vines 41Allhe ··--·· I .\ltaeked 27 Wound opponent ... , -43Fraornent 44 TrAl with phyMcally 28Actv1ntao1 61 Runaway 2 HabllatlOn 30 Ellctrleal 62 Metric units· 3 Sup«na'lural unit a Abk · CfAIUtl 33 Shlo>en In • 63 T 4 Unl¥9ttlty certlin way .. p 'YQ'l'e ·:.._ !acuity 34 Helicon ouea ...... 5 oei.ce Mme WOtd 8 ShtfPfjke 35 Pan lays i' i JUDGE PARKER Fu1uoos AT W1LLSON'5 5UOOEH CONTRACT DEMANDS FOR DONNA, FINGERS FAA.ADAY 8LOCK5 THEIR EXIT FROM HIS OFFICE: ' MISS PEACH f'UTVJE pocTots °' . M\l!J~ I :s:~ 1 t=::;r=:::i ! • DICK TRACY 11 ARE YOU THREATENING DONNA, MR. FAA.ADAY? SECAUSE If YOU ARE, I WILL IMMEDIATELY DISCUSS nus WITH THE. t>lSTRICT ATIORHE'I' ! TH<'I' SAV TMAT ~OME ~F'ECIALl?Tl> PAV f 1*,iX'O A YEA~ FOi: MALn.<CTJCf tN;Ul•ANCE! Ji"'T THAT HA~D TO IN!LllVE ? ---------~---- I I'' ~ ·:' '..l -· I by Mell VE!>. I HAD NO IDEA THEl:E WAS THAT MtAGH MALF'ltACTICE ... by Chester Gould • • uoir> 1r! TELL. ~U \\lt<AT, l!iLE ... f;IT l<\E C>JE A~O !ILL. DE>1()Sl:'A1E. THE GIRLS 0 .., ... \1 '' ·' ( "rl.tn•l ,,,n;111 .. n -1h1, ''iii,· l'll"ll' I w," l\·11111~ ~1•u .11-.•ul th.11 n1.nh.: \r••tt\ l,·,1p »n ~1 1,. li11,·ll\'I .1111.1 btl'al. h~1 r:l;1-.'l,"" .. • l . I r 'Irs SPRIG,AtLR1GMT. .. MR WILSON 1srAUQo'ro ~1s 1UL165, ~r's TAU<io' 10 lllROS ANO PJf !lOSE 15 l<UOOIO'. ' I I ( • r 84 DAILYPILOT Monday, May 19. 1975 . Tonight's TV H~ghlights " CBS (2) 6:00 -The Emmy Awards. Television 's top performers and pro- gra ms r eceive their laurels_ in this 27th annual ceremony, airing live from the HoUywood Pall adi um. NBC (4 ) 9: 00 -"The Great Escape.'' Part. t wo of this 1963 movie abQul Allied :.4 prisone r s plo tting a m assive breakout fro m a Germa n pris<>nicamp \\'it h Steve ,.. McQue en , J a m es Ga rne r , Ch arle s Bronson and James Coburn. KCET 128) 11:00 -"The Scm·let Let- te r ." Li ll ia n G ish st ars in this 1926 sil ent movie based on the classic novel by Nathanie l ll u\vt hornc. ... TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening MAY 19 1 :00 a C!IIl!D 21th ..,..., r.-, A•1rib 8eanle1 Arthur, l ucittt 8111, C11ol Bu1nell, Chef, Tetua Clfff:S. Mi<M el le1rM•, Maiy Tyl" Moott , SllYn Saini J1111es, Ju n Sl1ple!G11 and lUrrn Valentine 111 tht ho$tl o! the annu11 1w;n ds prestnla!IM. 111in1 hve trom the Hollywood r.1- l1d1um on los An1ele1. Tony Rancla", Alan Alda, Jack Alber\!11111, 00 10u1· min and Clitroll O'Connor art Ute llOmlnees in the Lead Actoi-Comedy Se ries cate1oiy, wlUI laid Atl01- Dr1ma Se1ies no111in11ions 1oin1 lo lUrl Malden, Robel"! Bl1ke, Bin) Newman i nd Telly Slv1l1l. As for lh1 l1minine 1end1t, M11y Tyltr Moore. V1ltrie Harper and Jean Sl1pleton 111 the nominees fOf Lud Att1ess-tofnedy S.riu, 1nd An1ie {);(.k!nson, Micll1el turned 1nd Jean M1rsh 1ie Ille nomilll!fl lor le1d k t1eu -Drall'l1 SeriM. l ~~)fl I~\'::. hrtri41• ra11111J M1tle TtreY I. 'S~r Trtk Electril c..,.., R.U, lo friu1ds •:JO I Mer. Crifflil SIMw w, liriftiUI ....... I"~, ... 001 Dt:11n'1 tlloict T11wel '11111 Uttle Ratells Tuesday DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O HChill10 Ot1dlille" (111ys) '49- Alin l 1dd, Donni lleed. @ "lht PriSGll9f" (dr1) '55-AIK G11mn1H, l•c• H1wli111. 12:00 OJ °"Sitti"t Prtttp'' fcom) '41-Rob· tfl Yown1, 110 111.en O'Har1, Clilt11n Webb. 1:00 0 '1111 fatl lo F111lo11s" (d11) '54 -Jehn Ireland, Do111lllJ Malone. a§ (C) ~ flat"' (CQlll) '62 -llidl11d 8q111er, fwtsdaf Wt ld, Terry-Tllom11. J:OO 0 (C) "Tt• Thwu~ ....._,,. (IXll!I) '51-Dein M•l"lin, M nt M•rll AlbertlleUI. ®I (C) "W111!111 SMr (dr1) 'ii -David J1nswn, [d fkaley. !fl 00 "S9•111r St.cl" (m11i) '51 -Judy Garland. Ot n' ll1tly, Eddit B1ac:kan. J:.JO (Il"'l'lll Ctttt M1•H (dr1) '51 - Jose f tn e1. Dt1n .1&11tl'. a (C) ..... Ill .. (dr1) '61 -(ti1•· bt Ur T1110r. A:ich11d 8111"1on, N°'I Cow1td, Jo1nn1 Shim~11i. KOCE Tele vision 11:11 St ll••I lltOCE I Oi\lrl<t H1""'1 CCI t :• Malll ... Tlll ... 1Gr1.,,.tCl tPY'L) 12,1• M1st1r11lt t • Tlltttre ICI fPll!il 1:M 111"°"/0wl ICI 1:H Mlln.l'•ct.,., !CJ 1:• 11-T• Ori""' tCI I :• IEltcUI< CMl ... llJ iCI !CfW> .l!JI 9'tlll .. Mllf•lt !Cl IHETI I l!• U Wftrtll•'Jltl tCI .I!• Mllll a ... IE11•!rt11111111t CCI t ;JI EMctrlc Cefnp.ilny ICI ICTWI I :• k .. 11'19 Slrffl IC) tCTWI •:• LawfW IM 'J .. ICI •:It Y•ta W\111 M11l1Hn1 IC:I ll(0C£J f :• -...a11 ICI !P llSI r:Jt '••••: °'•"•' C•~~11 1c1 11(0C£1 I :• Ar•k•lilll1lrll•lls !Cl !P8SI I :• Htw• ICI !PDSI t:• 1nrN<.• ICI <PBSI /War Intrigue Film I' l ' r&~Tops in Pops By lheAssocialed Press The foll owing are Billboc1rd 's hot rec ord hits ror the week e ndinJ! May 2'1, as they upoea r in nell.l week's issue of Billboard magazine. HOTSINGLt:S 1. Slll NING STAR -Ea rth, Wind & Fire , (Colum- bi a. 2. BEFORE THE NEXT TEARDROP FA LLS - Freddy Fender, (ABC-Dot) 3.J ACK IE BLUE -Ozark ~fount ain D<1 redevll s, (A&M l 4.0NLY YESTERDAY-Carpenters, CA&M) 5. THA NK GOD I'M A COUNTRY BOY -J ohn Denver. (RCA ) 6. HOW LONG -Ace, (ABC) 7. HE DON 'T 't.OVE YOU <Like I Love \'ou ) Tony Orla ndo & Da wn . (Elektra ) 8. I DON 'T LI KE TO SLEEP ALONE Paul Anka, (UnitedAftists) 9. BAD TIME -Grand Funk, CCa pitolJ 10. OLD DA VS -Chicago, (Columbia) TOPL PS l . EARTH. WI N D & FI RE -That 's The \Vay Of The World. (Columbia) Guard Plays Self LOS ANGELES (1\IJ) -Thl' m an "'ho st arted it all y,·ill be pl uying himself in the film aboul \\' <.itcrgate , · 'r\ II lhl' PrL·si d~·nt 's i\l en." Frank Wills , the Sl'l'Uli ty guard \\·ho diSl'OVl'l'l'd the ta ped-opep door at tilt· l)e1n ot r;.i li t !\'.;1tiunal He;.idquarters , \ViJI m :.i kl' his <i t·ting dt'hot 1n thl' Robl•r t Red fo rd -Dust in l lnff1n;.i n 1110\'it•. --------< • tllE flN£ST ADUl T ENTERTAINMENT L_-';fj IN THE M9'T ~LUXURIOUS THEATRES ............... ICI I! '1(1 -'"""'''°"''°"'. S..tu"'lA•l1lll•OO ~·-· ,_'°"" ll-ltl1CIO w-""'". Mii ~ SHAMP00 111 ,.~ ....... , •, l (_ .. _ °"'' ... .. J••l•I ... ~ °""""9 ......... n1u Of llUY JACK ,.. -· st ArMricon Kero MESA 1884 Newr.ort Co5to Mno S4 1552 TONIGHT & TUESDA Y ONLY l1 merica11 Film Tllefl lre Presen t:> ALAN BATES in "CELEBRATION" "Lenny" UJ U11 11ed 11< lo•.!' Piiis: P'efitr Seflen '"WHERE. DOES IT HURT?" . 1 THE SURF THEATRE ' Coosf Hiway At SH> 'it t11.wohNJt-Bl!'och-5)6-9396 ' , t ~~.~f.~. =~ co•o,..., OI L M-'lt "RAFFERTY & THE'GOlD DUST TWINS" IRI ·~· "ClJ.SS OF '44" StwrifllJ GARY GRIMES FINAL WEEK! DOUBLE YOUR 1ST RUN ENTERTAINMENT! """'"-·· hllllc • ..., ..... "CJ.PONE" -.t,MD - 1 ..... C-M "Uve A Little, Steol A lot" A "Alc*o, lobby & ROM" Y '"IEST H:IEHDS " IR I "CAPOMI'" ''LAUGHING P'OLICfMAN'" °"'9Mlon ""u rro II 30 er "' Sl1/SunlWOI 1? :Kl Mon 1r>r11 Ft1 1111 um-ll?~ THE CITY SHOP'ING CENTRE OAANOE •532,5121 1" CITY CEMT~( CIMEMA\ -S.A. f RWY IMA NC HIESTllllrlX.\ 0 .0 . J'RWV !CITY OA . IE X.1 A "'CAPONI" ·, V '"WNt TIM P..,.-r S•w" A ".U....1oWty11 ... "1P'G Y..,... Owl I TM '-•1c.;i. "•lST H:JINDS• Ill "'SINGU a11L" lll l j 2. CHICAGO Vlll -(Columblol 3. TOMMY -ORIGINAL SO UNDTRACK IPolydor ) 4. BAD COl\.1PANY -StraightShooter , (A'tlantlc) 5. LED ZEPP ELIN -Phy~ical Graffiti, (Allan· ti<.·) 6. J E FF B ECK -Blow By Blow, <Epic ) 7. Aft1ER ICA-Hcnrl!i , (Warner Bros.) 8. ALlCE COOPER -Welcome ToMy Nightm are, (All a ntic > 9. AN E VENIN G WITH JOHN DENVER -IRCA) 10. LYNYRD SKYNTDR -Nutting ' Funcy, IMCA) Et\SY U STENING 1. 99 Pt1 ILES FROM L.A. -Albert Ji am mond, (l\.1ums ) _ 2.WONOERFUL BABY -Don l\.1cLean. Artists ) 3. LOVE WILLKEEPUS TOGETH E R -Ca plin & Tennille. (A&l\.1 > 4. RAIN \' DAY J>EOPLE -C~ordon lightfoot, <Reprise) 5. THANK GOD I 'M A COUNTR)' BOY -John Denver, (RCA l 6.0N LY YESTERDAY -C::1 rpenters, fA&M ) 7. WILDFIRE -Michael Murphy, (Epic ) 8. J'LL PLAY FOR YOU -Seals & Crofts, (War ner Bros.) 9. MISTY -R ay Stevens. (Barnaby ) 10. AN'!TI ME -F'rankSinatra, <Reprise) FOUNTAIN VALLEY• •• '~-4 •. ~ .. • •• rt HI llll • WU IGM.Alm "WDM.IJI ~ IMflU (J[(", ............ , .-. ..... .. -u1 t.,l01 -"'""'t-W>•r 1•11.1 10\•\•! l ..... l,IO •l.H FOUNTAIN VALLEY• .. ......... ,......... .. . . " ••IJD HTC• • Ziii IOI!'* "B!ST fMOlllS" , •ll·•H l •I l \\llo l l•••ll •l " -co.•1•TU111-"YlllJMC CRllllJIITI" , a.H l •t 1 \.,..,IH••ll••OI GlNEAAI C•NEMA C011POAA110N I ll•A STlllS ...... JAMIS CAAH "fUHH'I LADY" INI .. MUIDl l OM THI 011 ... T fXPllSS"' + '"THI GAMILIA'" .. HllNDS .. llJ "LIVI A Llnll. STUL A LOT .. IPGI "fOUI MUSKITIHS"' "T.UE THI MONl'I & IUN'" lPCiJ "1-llMCAIM.t.TION Of PITll PIOUD'". "\KIND Ill' >till HOU1r "CJ.PONE" Ill "LAUGHING POLICEMAN'' n Bar-gain Matinee s 1. 50 'l'il 2_:30 Se'nior Cit izens 1 .50 ·at all t1 SOUTll COAST PLAZA THEATRES $.AH DlfGO FWY. AT BRISTOL SO.COAST Pl.WI 5'6-2711 FREE P.-RltlNG SO. COAST ·~:. r:i=~\7o.. 111 DI .I 7.1 H I .Of Pfltl HOUD'' rLIU.ft , MON • .fll.: 7:1M:IS wt-USt S.&T.-SUN.: l:»J:.JO.J:»7:».f:~ CllEIWAllD THIEE :-.* ·-.... ,. '19 MOH .... 1. 7:15-f:lS MT.·IUN. 1 :30-3:30-S:J0.7:30-f:JO ROBERT MITCHEM "YAkllli .. 8 40 S at1S..11. 12:XM.3().e olO "THE SCAllCIOW" ~4!>-10 4 ~S ... TISUN 2 ~:4!>-104S FREE PARl<IN.G "CJ.MaOT' 9:45 SAT /SUM. 4;3~9:45 "Pl.INT YOUR WI.GOH" 7:00 SAT /SUM. 1:40-7:00 The llonlelo.wn ,..Wipiper tor ALL the Ora,..e Coaal·, I "1 ta Iha DAILY PILOT 'THESE GREAT HEW HITS STARTING WED •• MAY 21 AT EDWARDS '. 1 ~ i~!.!i :1i~~ .. CHARLES BRONSON 118REAKOUf P•ler S.Uenin ''THE RElURN OF THE PINK PANTHER" ~.... ' ,....,.____ ----' -· .::--._-/ l . 811'BT RirrNOLDS W.W.AJID TIUIDD:nl D&JIC8JUllnlS NOT SINCE lO/E STO\Y_ 'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' STJ.RTS FRI., MAY 25 · CUNT EJ.STWOOD "EIGER SANCTION" JMIAtH.tMr "SHiii.A LIYINE" ,9 IMIAIY~ ''THI YAIUV." 'I S€ PRI MO /I!. ... F HILAllOUS JACI llMMON (PG) ...... IAHClon ~Cl~ .. ~~~1~0~~~TfR ... " •P M t lfllll 979-4141 HAllOITWIH .... ~O!Wk\Oll l,1.llAIA S TREISAHO 21'1d Al C""-Wtsl GEOIGE SEGAL '"THE OW\. l THI P'USSYCAT" . I p I IE t.,\;~,~~;':',!~!m w111-c1.i111 892·4491 THE MAN WHO MADE THE TWENTIES ROAR '-"--'-'-'--'-'-"---' lus "SHEILA LEVINE i1 beod and'-U•inl) in Hew YoR"· ~ CINEMA 'lfEST wtll•llP~l ~lD,,.Wl\I Wt\111"' t l•1N 892-4493 llU tOl •I •06"\ "''"'"01c"''" 97'-4141 ... .._ "DI.ATM IACI 2000- t c1~~,~.~ru ..., ...... c.,., .. 97'-4141 ' I --· ---~· .-----(">.----- . People turn to the Daily Pilot whenever they have something to convert to cash a used car, sofa, boat, camper, ~asher -or dryer. And, people throughout Orange County turn to the people's market place · . -Daily Pilot classified ads · whenever they . are looking for bargains .. On Saturdays, everyone .turns -to .Daily Pilot ·DIME-A-LINES. That's where the biggest b~rgains items under $~5 - are to be found. The best place to buy or sell in Orange County is the Daily Pilot. . ' - • •• ' ' ' ,, i • t • I • . •1·••• •••••••••• • I f. ,. j ,, I I . I I i ' ' , I ...... luuL.1 .,.,L.Of Munooy, 1v1•1 1t>, ,_ • Red Tape Co1•ntered Costa Mesa Eyes Home Occupations Law If you sit at bom8 and crothet f0r your family Ind friends . everybody will tb&nk ,)'OU for it. But if you sell wbat you make yo~ -C:ookiellft may (i.nd yourself bound up in red tape. . lo Costa Mesa, many have become enmeshed .ln laws ~tu~t Mesan Delivers; Assisi$ Refugees Cookies are a universal language to the Cook:ieUn Lady, who marsh&led a campaign to get titeraJly ton s or baited goods to U.S. troops in Southeast Asia six years ago . Darrilyn Oliver. a resident of liortheast Costa Mesa, has been slaving over a hot stove again in the interests or ber own brand of international relations. She and her children -who helped bake some 400 peanut but· ter, chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies las t 'o''eek -then de· livered the m to Little Saigon at Camp Pendleton. "I'm taking my children to show them the peopl e who motivated me in the first place." says Mrs. Oliver, who gained • wide recognition ror her 1967 to '89Cookielirt drive. She and daughter Wendy, 13, and son John, 7, will be deli ver· ing the load of cookies and also a supply or books donated through the kindergarten and s tudent council or Bear Street School. where clothing for the rerugecs also is being collected. BAKING AGAIN Cooklellfler Ollver Hµntington Fund \' Givers Detailed • The two winrlers or the March trustee elections in the l{unt- ingt.on Beach Union High School District list teaChe rs as their big- gest contributors. Incumbent Helen Dille re· ceived $1 ,950 of her $2,455 cam- paign war chest from district teachers. according to the final set of ca mpaign rinance state·. ments rited w ith the Ora nge County Registrar or Voters. Don MacAIJist er, the other vi c- tor, received more than one-third of hi s $3,333 election fund rrom teachers. The statements s how Mrs. Dille put $1,073 or her runds back into the hands or teachers. She paid that amount to West Orange County United Teachers for paper, postage, materials and i;ecretarial help they gave he r d¥_ring the campa ign. She spent the rest of her money the same way most or the other' nine schoo1 board candidates did -for a(lvertising signs and brochures. MacAllister, with his $3,333 fund and a $996 non-cash dona- tion, had the best -financed cam- paign of all, rollowed by Mary Aileen Matheis, who collected $3,035. His biggest donations were from district teachers, who gave him $1,350, rollo.wed by the $996 non-cash contribution rrom John Palme, 6572 Via Angelina Drive, Huntington Beach, who did brochure des ign work ror him free of charge. Mrs. Mathei s colle-cled the second highest amount during her unsuccessful bi(f for a board .eat. Her $3.035 fund, however, included a $1 .138 loan rrom her husband . Charles. The largest contributio n she listed was $500 from the Hunl· ington Be ach-F ountain Valley Board or Realtors . During the c ampaign, s he 1pent $327 for a public relations and a campaign consultant, Michael Metzler or Fullerton. The student candidate. Andrew Studdert, collected and spent about $1,300, but $815 of that came from his own pocket. His l argest contributor w:.as listed as Bill Foste r, manager of the Hunt- ington Be ach Company, who donated $50. Doris -Allen received $960 in c::ash donations , including $200 ·Surgical Serenade? LUNENEBU RG , West Germ a n y (U PI J - Surgeo n s a t th e c ity ho&pit a l ofrer t heir pu- tienU a choice or music ror· listening to while undergo- ing an operution. Mostly, it I ~ m ;.1rchcs in ~-4Ume. A hbspital spokcsm un Jald s urgeons d eveloped the idea when they realized that a growing number of patients receive only local ane1th ettc end thu.s rctaJn • mott of the ir senses. ' from F rle-ndly Dairy, 14341 Ne"''land St .. Westminster. She al so coll ecled $878 in non· monetar y dona tions, in cluding a S378 news paper ad rrom G~ne Tunk. O\\'ner or Tunk's ~1arkel , 9701 Westminster Ave. Steve Tuc ker r eceived a nd spent $603 durin g the campaign, all from his 0\1on pocket. while Zay Brand rina nced his S298 cam· paign primarily himself. The other candidates a ll re· ceived or s pent less than $200 and were not required lo turn in financial statements. * * * Other Candidate Spending Listed Ada Clegg, who won her bid for. re-election to the Westminster School Board in March, spent more than other contenders in rive We st Orange County school races. Campaign rinanc ing stale· ments filed with the Orange County Regis trar or Voters , however, s how three other can- didates close be hind. Dewey Wiles, the other suc - cessrul Westminster candidate, spent $926, while Richard Plum s pent $915 in his Pountain Valley School Board ra ce. Both Wiles and Mrs. Clegg list- ed $800 donations from district teachers as their m ain campaign donations, while Plum's fund all came rrom s m all contributions or less than $50. Major campaign fWKis by dis· lrict show : -Westminster: Dorothy Gee spent $840 rrom her own pocket. -Fountain Valley : Kare n Ackley s pent $522, including $200 or her own money and $230 rrom a garage sale: Fred Vo.5s, who lost his bid for re-election, spent $718, · includin(; a $200 contribution from district teachers. --Otean View: Micke_y..-i(o"rba received a $600 contribution rrom teachers. but only spent $431 on her campaign so returned $200 to teachers; Elbert Craft spent S312 or his .own mone y ; Charles Osterlund spent $328, mostly rrom his own pocket. · -Hantlng:toa Beach City: Louis DaHarb spent $240 in his uns uccessful bid to win re- election, and be turned $40 left. over to various contributors, Brian Garland received $881, in- c luding $300 from teachers; Norma Vander Molen spent $633, all or it collected in small dona- tions. .. ~at Beach: Solace Jackson received $831 , including $130 from Antonia Gohrman, 3252 Easter Cirlce, Huntington Beach, with the rest coming from 'a benefit rarrte, car wash and rot kl ail party. The other 18 candidates filed standard disclosure forms say- ing they had s pent or collected no , more than $200. The standard form does not require any listing ol cont ti bu tors or expenses. Teacher at CdM Figlds Dismissal A go ve rnm enl teacher at Corona del Mar' High School, whom trustees are considering dis misslnj!'. on charaea of un· proressiona l conduct, says that he "'·ill seek a public hearing at the A1ay27 board meeting. Michae l Mang. 30, who has taught at the high school tor seven years, was charged with unprorcssional conduct and sus· 'pended from leaching recently. At last week 's board meeting, trustees mel briefly in a clos«!d , exeC'utive ses5ion nnd Issued Mang u noti ce of intent to dis mi ss. •Al that time, they ulsotcl the May Z7 heurlng da te . Teachers being considered for dis m issal m ay request either open or closed hearlngs. Most teachers prefer havin1r a private • , - Accordin1 to a Corona del Mar student, petitions have been circuJaled on ca nlpus ln support or the teacher . . Charges against Man( do not Involve one incident but rather, a number of s mall complaints con cemJn1 his m anner of teaching and his asserted unorthodox at· Utudes. ' ,, PUllUC NOTICt: • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING •1DS Notice Is ..,..•tDY Qlvt n 11'1•1 ll>e &o.1•<1 of TrvslHS ol IM Co•sl Commu11.11 ColltQI 0 1'1rlcl ol Or•11011 County, C.ll!ornl•. wUI tf'(lll~11 staled bkh 111> to o :OO a.m., T""sd•Y. J11<1• ). 1t7S. •1 Ille Pu•c.,.so1111 Oep1. ot s•ld \Chool dis· lrk l l«tltd •t lllO Adams """""'· C.Oil• Mtu, Calltor11la, i i which l•me Mldbkti win bf PV!Jlic11 ope111d Md r1- ..a1W: PRINTING & BINDING GOLOEM-WE~T COLLE GE C.ATA LOG Fol\ ltll-16. 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NO lltdder m 1y wll""••w l\ii bid tor• period ol lorty.flYI (41) di~ ,.\Ir Ille o.11w1 lor ll'l1-11lno thlr1ot, T"" ao.rd ol Trinl11s ''"'"'" the pr I vii~ ot r1}1ctlno •11y •nd 111 bid!. or to w•lYI Olly .,.,.,,9\lllr!tl1s or Ill· -orm.lltl11l111111 111'11 or 111 tM bldcllna. S1 911 1 ,.: NO RMA N E. WATSON S1c·1y. Board o1 T"o~lets ~n; Jl,ll'lt l , 191) 11:001.m. 8<d.; J11111 II PubllWllO Ora11111 co111 D•Hr Piiot. May U, 19, ltlS !~9S·I} PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICt: TO CONTltACTOlt$ Project No. l•·P.6. F .. Sl•ltd PrD001•ls •IU lie rtc•l..ed •1 the o tllce 01 Accou111!110 Olllctf, F•irvitw 51•\t HOsPtl•I. 11'01 H1rb0r 81~d., COJll Mt!i•, C•lllor11la l#IUI 11;00 A.M. 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Ill MUl<ciMKI wtlll 1111 Pro'l'li.lotll ot l.tc110ll UH ti the \,ill»Or COO., 1111 Dlp.ar1""'111 o4 Ht a llh 11111 asttr\lkltd '"'I ttit {lllllttl .-••llll11g ratc1 of W .. tl l"'llC •llle 111 11'11 C-1'1' 11"1 wllk.11 the -•II 11 to tit OOM Mil IMW 11\llCI Ill 1111 boollllll t nll!IH "Dl,..rl· '"""I ti Trtnf ... rltllOfl, !:qulPl'f'lllnl 111111•1 1t:11tt1 tl'ld 0t11H•• "'" ...... u ... W ... llltlet" cwr~tfll 111 IN a.1111111111 Pllb!ICll ~ COtllte If ttll llOOll.ltt '"' °"flit 1111'11 OlllCI If lllt Cl'llM'ot roltlll 0,.rtUOfll, ,.,1,,11w 'tilt HotPllll .,.. ill U'll DIP&tlltllfl\ ill Ht alll'I Iliad· Ql.l<ll1Ml~ll(I, Siie !11.cllOfl Will .. l'leld wt.I\ ti• ll\IHIH ll:JO A.M . .J:JQ P.M.I MDn •• l'tl. • ' I DAILY PILOT "7 6 HOrbor Yacht Clubs Launch Seasons- SHARK ISLAND YACHT CLUB READY FOR ANOTHER SEASON Commodore Ed Danielson Greets VC Bertuleit, RC Sadler . ., • ' < ' .. • ' • I . I . • • , • •• I -•• .)/~i ~ • • •/( \ ."I '. • ... ' I • • .) • ; ,. ' • • ; I I .. •• •• I I ' BALBOA YACHT CLUB OBSERVES 51ST OPENING DAY CEREMONIES Commodore Ken Ross (left) Ranked by Staff Commodores. New Yachts Win First Race Tests By ALMON LOCKA BEY Da11, PU.i 11u .. 1tn9 Edok>r 1·wo spanking new sailing yachts, both untried in off.shore competition lived up to their de·. signers' und owners' hopes Sun- d;;iy by h<.inc..lily winning their respective l'lassl'S in the "first race of the 1975 Pucific Ocean RacttlOConfercncc (Jl()RC ). The 90-milc beat up the coast from San Diego lo J,ong Beach "'as in effect a shakedov"n for 1-lawkeyl', Duve Cuckll'r's 48-foot aluminum sloop fr·om tht°'.' design _ _,. board of Nc"·port Beach dl'· signer Bruce King, and l-lu.·- 1icanc Deck, ~1orric Kirk's Doug Pclersun-dcsigned lY.'u-tonncr. l-la)Nkeyc, fl ying the burgce of Newport lla rbor Y al·ht Club. 1Nas the Class A winner, and · llur- ricane Deck, sailing under the col- . ors of Balboa Yachl Club. was the Class 8 winner. A NOT ll F.R Nll YC e ntry, George Touby~s veteran o~e tonncr, America Jane _JI , easily outclassed the Class D held. Clu ss C :.ind overall honors were won" by another Peterson · designed two-tonncr .. vendetta, co-skippered by Art DeFcvt•r and Tom Tobin, Su n Diego Yacht Club. First yaC'hl to finish "':JS the 62-foot Ne"' Zealand-built sloop Ragtime, l'O-ski ppercd by Bill Pasquini und Bill While of Long Beach Yac ht C lub, with a n elapsed lime. of lB hours, 32 minutes and 28 seconds. 'THE R E W E R E 46 sl<1rtcrs in t he race the inaugural of the six- race PO.RC which continues·next weekend with the rugged Chan- nel Isla nds race out of Los Angele! Y'acht Club. The Chan- nel Islands ·circ.-uit will be .scored aa two ruces. , CLASS A (8 ) -l , llawkl'yc; 2. Rugt:lme; 3, Rcgulas 11 ~ Bob Gar-. rison. N•IYC: 4. Sunset Boulevard, John Cu lley .und Stu Linder, CYC ; 5, Aorang1, llenry Wheeler, NHYC. CLASS B (13 ) -l, lturricane Deck · 2 Raid er, Jim Lin· derm~n 1 8VC; 3. Dec.eption , David r.feginnlt y, CYC ; 4. Loco Vlente 111 , Jim Seals, BYC ; S, Saudade, Btll P1.1 scoe. Nl-IYC. CLASS C 03) -I , Vendetta : 2, 'sting, John Dyk und Terry Inch . CYC; 3, The Tcr1·orlsl, Al Cassel, BCYC: 4, Silver Fox 11 , Bob Kellerher, LBYC : 5, Aperitif, Charles Miiier, LA\'€. CLASS D -1, Amer\cn Janc 1 JI , Geor1e T oob y, NHYC; 2. Auspicious, Rob Batche r , SWYC: 3, Whimsey Tres, Hugh Rorors, LA YC: 4. Sllberrad, James• Brown, SWYCi 5, Am- .bush, Ed Perry, SBYC. • . . "'-··-- LADY CANNONEER DEMANDS ATTENTION AT BCYC Marcia Holyoke Prepares To Ma ke-Big Noise VO'( AGERS YACHT a.ua HOLQ9 OPENING DAY BREAKF,t,ST -Commodore Jolln Klnllel Welcomef Memlle,., GuHla '· "'1 I ,, Sax yul·ht l'lubs in Nc>A•port . 1-larbor offil'i·Jlly declared their 1975 season opt.•nings Saturday with dJ"l'SScd s hip yacht displays, formill flug raisings und <·limuxcd by a colorful boat purudt• around the harbor. -' ... Voyagers Yacht Club I~ off the ft.•stivities with its ti-aditionul hreukfasl ut the club's rooftup quarters un v Via Lido. Com - modore John Kinkel presided ovl'r thl' festivities. i ntroducing ot her flag offi<.'·ers and club ~uests . VYC wus also one of the clu bs 11articipating in the parade during the afternoon. SHARK ISLAND Vaoht Club held its offil·ial flag-raising and introduction of officers and guests at 10 a .m . underthediret'· Lio n of Commodore Ed>A•ard Danielson. SI'i:'C"s predominant- ly JXl"'er flt.'et also participated 111 the harbor parade. Conduc ting noon l"l'remonies "ere L,ido Isle 'i:'acht Club "'ith Co1nmodor.e Dl'rek Niblo in (·har~e . and Bahia Corinthian 'i:'.icht Club under the di1·ecllon of Co1nmodort• Rod Schupcl. Commodore Ken Ross of Balboa Yacht Club officially declared the beginning or the club·s Slsl year in ceremonies al l .30p.m . ALl. OF T H E clutli held fleet inspt•ctions "'ith a>A·°ards being pres l'ntt'd for the best kept yachts in the respecti\·e fleets. To <:tlle\'iate harbor congestion. lht• I-I arbor De partment this year decreed that clubs would condul't tht.•ir O\\·n individual parades. "" ~ -z:c• .... .,.. "~'.-.." »!.· • .:.~ .~ ilii;i .,,, • ,., FLAG OFFICERS EXCHANGE SALU1ES AT LIDO ISLE CLUB Commodore Derek Niblo (ri gh~), Vice Commodore O'Briel'I ~ ll! . ' I • ,. -1 .. -~--- • SOUTH SHORE SAILING CLUB FLAG OFFICER S GREET MEMBERS AND GUESTS From Left: Dennis Burnett, Com. Richard Keith, David Ha rrison, Bob Carolan " Fox Wins Openiilg Rae~ Ed Fox of Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club picked up most Of the perpetual trophies Sunday in CBYC's annual Opening Day In- verted Start race in whi ch boats of all classes start according to their ha ndicap with the slowest boats starting first. feet. the Ken Davis Trophy for yachts under 40 feet and the 1-lon- iieymoon Perpetual for the first Los An geles Harbor Cal-20 to fini sh. Grasshopper, Rob 1-latrh. cnv.1::-: 3, As t ray. l·lcnry Schoficj-d, AB 'i:'C; 4. Sc ala\\·ag. Sle\·e Jost. CBYC : S, Cheetah. Dirk r,n. nint,.Ylon . Kl-IYC. , Fox , sailing his Cal-20 Colleen . won the Greer Trophy for yachts 20 feet and under, the Audre Brown trophy for yachts under 60 \\'inner of the Poinl Fcr1n111 Perpetual for yachts over 20 fcct y.•as Con Lady s kippered by \V allace Miller. CBYC: OVER 20 FEET-1, Con l.ady, Wallace M il l er, CB''C ; 2. CNDER 20 f<,EET-1. Coll l\'l"· Ed Fox. CBYC ; 2,; 1'ension -ll, Bi ll Carm ichael. CR\'('; 3. M'ai Janq4e, Bob Cas \\·e\\. CJ3YC ·;;4. Rambunctious. Co"·ie and M.in- ning, CBYC ; 5 Sugar Plun1, Dan Clapp. CBYC. P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit lollow1n9 Qe•\on I• dDi"9 Mi· nt••••: A.H. REITER OEVELOPMENl COMP ... NY. ?OJ'I VIS111 C1{011, Ne"'ll'Ct1 BeilCfl, CA. 92'60 ... U9U\I H. Rtile• 111, 1039 v .. 1. Ci· Jon, Ntwp0<t 611Kh, C .... •2W.O • Tiiis w.ine•s Is cond .. <led b't' .n ln- dl"i-•. All<JUSI H, fl:tlter 111 Tiiis Slllemenl w•• 111!'<1 wiln Ille Couf>l't' Cit•• 01 Or11no;ie County on l.pfll 29, ltJS. .. , ... Publhlotd Or11n9f Co1•t 01dy P1!ot, y S. 11. 19, 26, 191S '\UB.JS PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMESTATEMENT - The followinQ llt'•wns ire dolnq bu•i ....... ,, IU SUNSPOTS, (1) ST. 0061, 1366 LoOiln A .. e., Cost1 Mt Sil, CA. 92616 WUll11m F.L. Web•1'•, 11\J Cell" PlllCI, Co•l11 Mes11. CA 91616 Oonn• Jean Wtl>'ltt•. !Ill Oe11u PlllCI, cos•• Mtlil, CA •• ,,,, Thll Dus•n••• Is <Ondu<I~ by • l;ltftll••I per\nl•'llllP. W!lt111m F ' L. Web'lle• Tl'll1 1l•ltm1n\ WilS II!~ with 1111 Gountr Cle•' o! Or1n99 County on ""'ii JO, 197S. .. .,.. PllbllWIHI O•il"Of' COil•I Dally Pl~. INy S, 11, lt, J•, It IS 1!.lf·I! PUBLIC NOTIC,E FICTITIOUS BUSINESS HAMl STAT EM.ENT T"" tol!owf""Q l'lf'Wns 11re dOin<;i bvs•- notlSill NEWPORT COMPUTER AS- SOCIATES, >11• Silll MIQ ... l, Sul!f IXI, Mewl>O!'l&.iltll,CA •)MO J11<• T A:uno11 , 111! VIU" 0e10to Nlwporl fl••<l'I CA •)..O John IJ ~er•C.n, 1100 P11r•-~••w Lil.,., Apt :M( lr"t!\fl (11. e')K>! Tl'!" bu\+"''' '' tO!l9u<U•l by " 9eN•illlPll! IM•\11>0 .N(-T """"'" Tfll' ''""""'~' .,.,., f•t"11 ""'11 '"" ~" (:"''" 'l' Or~!\ft CO\ln\yen fNI~ 1, ,.,~. .. ..., ,..,..i\l'MtO Ot ""'9 COil\t Otj11y Wl'LtOt, Mlrll.,lt ,i..111W1J-l.lt)S ,,.,.,, Pl'Bl.IC 'iOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Th<' 1011ow1n9 Jlt'f\on " oo"ig l>u\1· nH••·-p.J PRECUTS, 1101 s Boyd, Santa ""'·CA. '110S L•••Y A. Mo•9•n, 'IBO V•<lo<I•, Costl Me~. C .... t2621o Tllis b•niM•• •• <ond .. <tea Dy"" •n· di YI di.II Le••y MO•Q•n Tiils M•temenl "'"' llled '""'" lllt' County (le•• of Or•n11t co .. nty on ""''I XI, 191S. ""'' P\lblllM<I Or11nQO' Col \\ O"IY P!IOI, MIY ~.U.19,16,19n\ ISM-IS P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI l'tESS NAMEST ... TEMENT Tt_. 1011ow•n9 De•SOn• are donl<;i ""'' ness11s: WESTERN TEA.I< CO .. 1,S6! P..od"t•r Ln .• Hu,.tln9ton BtoKh, CA n"' . Woody Bullet 111. I 1261 Go!lle•O Na ''·'"'unll1'Qton Be11cn, c .... 921>il Kt~•n F11rrell, 11161 Gotllil•dNO'(.<. " Huntin9!on Btilltll, CA.. •16~1 Th i\ buSil'llss ,, tonoucle]o " 9"'f'llr•I Pilrlner \.flip WoodyBuller!ll Thi'I •l•temttol ,.,, tilfll 11> trw C-ly Cler' ol Or1no;ie County on May 1.1915. ,., ... PublistwG Of•n~ Co•sl 011.iy PolOI. Mly U , 1',l6,11no J une1. 1•1s 1..-1s PUBLI C NOTICE • t'l(TI TIOUS •us• NISS NAMIST&TaMaHT TM touowln<; per1«1 h doing 111111 "''s•• NEW HORIZONS, l11'S Camino C:11pl\lr1no, Sil!\ Juan C•Phl•ilno. Cill!IOl"nlil ntJS f"t11nll Stuclll lll I NMN l, 1s: M11,.111 n+l11 Ot ., L119un11 8111t 11 , (illltonllil •?r.11 T11+, Du\+"''' h ton due t1d by an In dl•ldual F••nk $1 .. <hUk Tiil\ \lllfm9111 Wll llled wl\11 I"" COYll!y Cltrli. Ill Or!tl\911 Co1.1nl't' on /<Hy \), 1•1s. . .... P\1¥1"'9d Ot°tll .. CM\I 0.lly ~i.t ,.., ,,, ,.. Jlilftt l, '· 1t1J 1117·?5 ERROR S: Ad•ertisers showld check their ads doily and report er- rors immediately. The DAILY PILOT assumes liability for the first in- correct insertion only. Houses for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Generol 10 02 ......................... HO DOWN MESAYERDE HUGE POOL No rn oncy down plus elegance of "'l"Oll~hl iron rc nccd yard ""ith ga t. 'llghl1ng. lorn1al l'!ILry hall. l'ruc l1'1·lc\·i·I o\'l't'· looks suns"'l'Pl patio, !J' dec1> pool. lugh d1' u1g board. Wi ll go V,\ :11 only ~"19.950. <.:all &«1·7171. O"fN lllO•' '•11(111 '• f" [~ THE ESTATERS OPEN EVENINGS Village Gardens is ll<I"' open l\londa} 1hru l "hurs day C\cn1ng,s ltl :J·OO s 11 come and :.c4.l lhl' ix':.t buy 111 Orang1• l 'ouul y. :\l Sl 9.!15U . hH' H lx:aul1f1.1I :.!: bedrn1 . l l1Jlh 1\•1Lh l>ltni>, .,:a .... hea l & A1 C. You l'u11 l go wrong. See .11.!r ry or Dean u.1 ,.190 W. Slh Sl,, Santa Ana Ot' call 1139-~I. The Blagest Marketplace ' -· on th• Oranae Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con 5tH It. find It, Trodt It W1tll o Wont Ad [if 42-56 78 l One Coll 511v1Ct f osr (rcd•I Appra .. o! HOY ses For Sale ' , G~~~~~i .......... i(;~! •••••••••••••••••••••• *CAPE COD* WATERFRONT , '['\\'O ~l\•ry ·IBI! ,1,, den; 1<1rrnl din.:! t rplC'~. :{ c.11 •.:ar. :-.Lr.1 1Jrl\g. ;)1 1:1,0lllJ Suhnlll .vour u·alll· JACOBS REALTY t,i'ij ~~.;11 A SSUME 71;,•/o LOAH $199 MO. PA YS ALL l1nmacuh1ll" 2 '~ yea young 3 Ud r1n, 2 st.Qr "'tlh unbl'lll'\Ul>\cfinanc 1ng '. Owner leaving i rta Sayt-1)1·111g any offer ·r.ike advun1agu o 11parkl1ng kllchen, (re!! as 01 flower p:i inl and de cp pile cur1.1et! 1\ aun ithine home JWJt for )'Ou! l"or upp~ to sc~, cal 847·0010. ... p1111~ !<I~' I • • , • ' ......_.,..w. · [H111nl'wSW.. llauanFwltillt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .88 OAILYPtLOT Monday,Mq19,1975 ..-... .... s. , ........... ~ -- -....................... ····················~··· '°'"'rel ' I 002 lh .. rol .1002 G1Mrol · 1002 • ··.····u]I."/iT-:i~··,,··:~· ;;;~~f.;~;~;;~~~::1~ 'lf"O A1rila Verde 5 bedroom 'Prime location near end of Lido, with ramllyhomewllhwalkln southerly exPosure for sun bathing & wet bar ..-nd sep•ra&.e 5 B th l•uodry rootp. There •re ""'-•FwSole )Hooo'"Fo<Sole -..FwSole -..FwSole G-IOOJe1Mrol · 1002 ···········~··········· ·········~············· .............................................. ·······················•·············••··•···· G_... 1002 G1 .. re1 1002 Go••"' 1002'Go•rol 1002 , ........................................................................................... . A DECORATOR'S HOME ... in Irvine T errace; lgc. mstr. bdrm. with mirrored doors: eating a r ea in bright. light kitchen overlooking profess. landscaped yard. $89,500 Beine re modeled : c ustorn 5 BR. 5 Ba. 6500 sq . rt. home on point, pool, dock. lge. dock .//~ S,,,uJ,~ ~~;~:t di~~:gs,' ;~~~'i'~m oi:n1n"g r.::i.~[:f~~ REA l'JOR on sandy beach, pier & float. Fully 1•• bar~ .. "'°· CI01e I. · · · · furnished.'Pricc reduced to;$295,0QO. wM .V. COuotryCl.uband Lovely cus tom 3 TIJl & den, 3 1.~ bti , on lagoon. Boal s lip . S.!25,000. B EACH COTTAGE co"• llleaa country Club, and neighborhood A PITCH & A PUTI .to the Mesa Verde Golf Course. JUST RIDUCED park. It ·s air condl· Walk just one short block to either lioned, where you don't Beautifully dccortilcd 5 Ull. 4 1,~ ba., paneli ng, 3 [rplcs. lloal slip. SlG0,000. Beautifully decor .. & upgraded fa mil y home. 4 Bdrms., den & formal di ning r m . Luxurio u s carpettn-g. Bit-in bookcases . Ass umable VA Joan. Nea rly 2100 sq . ft. or livi ng space. Price only· $67 ,500 OCEJ\,N ·OR BAY. 2 Bedrooms, needlt.Thi5 wlllbeaone f . I i ~ b ti y lk t beCore you ,know It t1l 1rep ace, 74 a '· ou can wa o u 3,500, Call toftl&hl. Custom 5 BR. 4 ba .. View, 80 ft. lagoon. Hamp /float. $290,000. on everyth ing on the Peninsula. A· I002 .,.,., IOOZ 5'6·2313.._ terrific buy with a Jow price o( $54,500. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••!'••••••••••••••••••• Ol'fN '"-"' n·i•uH101fNIC'f• BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR )d i B{iy ~•dt 011\1' N ~ 67<, bll l ' Getteral 1002GOMral IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VLAR AVAND BEACH 6 7 5 -3000 ,»111•1 l UA~T HWV C:Os::IONA OLL MAR CALL-644-7270 ·2828 E. Coa5t Highwa , Corono del Mai !Ill -II IOI: ll~lllCI l •O<llUU G_... p M()Mf:S FOR LIVINC """°'"' 1rt Cl• •n' IN fl!, 1"1, •• /fl K •111'1.ICI II lllt llflM 1002 ~~~~~======~==========~-1 G .... a1 1002 G....,.al ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \Iv ESL l·:Y N TAYLOR CO. HEA LTOHS '' """ l!Hli llG CA.HYON -VIEW! Sl39,500 Beautiful NEW 4 BR ''Deauville ''. Dining rm, bonus rm , fa bulous k itchen & tiuge master s uite. Plush cptng. landscaped & room for pool. 21 I I San JOCIC)llin Hill• Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-4910 1002G ...... al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SORROWfUL SELLERS 'J'h1,, t·ouple never c\·cn ,,lcpt in lhL' ma:i tcr sullc ! '!'hey J U"l ;iJOt·ll. 111 · ;,,t ai led ,'I,: paneled .~ plumbed. and nuw·they mu~t mnve. E!c~ant -!Bit trilt::vel \V ,bra nd llt:W J)()VI & jul'U l.ll , pan.:lctl ullJ L'l'J tnull·Ln stL•reo. 1Jr1cl\ U-U·{J . d l .'i . \V;1lersuftcncr. anO 111 ut·h murc. ·rheir tn1s101·tune 1. ... ) vur opportun ity ;Jt ;:;1 -1 ,uuu. ,~. t ;1s:.uma blc ;•, lo:i11. C:\LL 550·ltili0 YA HO DOWN LIKE A MODEL HEAR BEACH t"inci>t bt:ach area . ·rruly cxei:uuve neighborhood. Gur~eous landscaping. l:.:le,l!:int entry "''-'Y· I.'uJly u pgra d e d interior. Guur in c t kil t:hcn. Furmal dine. Fa mily s11.cd bedrooms. 15'x.io·· covered d:iucc pa ,11.Lon. I lu ge 1nas tcr suite-no do..,·n buys this!! '1'~1kl' :id ~·a ntage, call 84::!·2535. OPI N 1119 •I I $ I UN 10~( NK (i'' OPEN DAILY l·Spm. ;10~6 CATA l\1Alt1\i'IJ /I a rbor View, Cd~I O\VNE!t '"l\IUS'l'" sell :ind can gi~·c unmetJ. oc· cup. tiDJl, fanl rtn, din rm, pool & JUC:lllZi. In g r c a t s h a p e . 1:0.lurgucr1tc ,\ve. to Keel Dr., turn lctl and go lo end of (.'U,l ·de·sac.) 675-SSI I Cole of Mewpori FOURPLEX $72,SOO :"liccd a q uit·k sale on lhcse bread & b.fil!.cr un· its lhat a rc offered at 1972 prices. Scllcr must sell to buy more! Take advantage of the 3 bdrm owncr.s unit + ~·2 bdrms- and l l>drm. lluy now and shl!llcr your ln<:ncnc for 1975. Hu rry~ a-17-6010. Of'fN IPI II • 11 5 II.JN rOllf NP((' rt1! THE REAi. ESTATERS 2515 E . Coast Hwy OCEAMFROMT Corona de! i\1ar. 4-PLEX 1 ;;;;~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 L a r g e I -b d r m . r urn . ::.ipt s.: .s undeck: 4 EASTBLUFF ~ara yt•s : great sturter }''OREVE lt VIEW ; -I Br . units. SIJS,UOO 3 baths, i frplcs.; J.'l ft . ti73·3063 548·96i3E\"es g:unc room. A real find. $105,000 associated COLOR COORDIHA.TB> CONDOMINIUM Beautiful gold tones thruout, 3 bedrl'l') former model of the Dolores plan, with vi e w of the Back Bay and Wilde rn ess Arca. De lightful with beams, patios, g reenbelt · and all the amenities of the Bluff's life style. Now vacant and asking $88,000. UNIQUE HOMES Redtan -675-6000 2443 E. Coad Highway, Corona del Mer G......i 1002 G.,....al ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES EN T E RT A IN J N DECORA.TOll'S BROl<fA~ Qf.ALTOR!. ,:r'2' Vv B .. ~~~ 6 'b~1 LACUESTA BY THE SEA HO DOWN S'l'YLE; 4 Br, 4 ~ ba .. 3 DELIGHT trplcs., pool, unlx:lieva· OMLY $35,500 ble view, rarnily rm.,1----•-----1 Bonusroomis morcthan den. h brary, game rm., 3 ample for regulalion pool YOUR opportunily! 2100 wcl bars !one pro. STEAL THIS! lablc. 2 l.arge bdrms sq. (l. of ocea.n·cooled fcsslonal)$22H,OOO Two 2·bdrm homes wilh 2•/~ baths.Allofthis g rande ur with NO c;:;. SEL ECT ' . .,.... PROPERT IES GoodCostaMesa loc. Pi"" bo o'ng a d•·orator'.-DOWN PAY i\1 ENT, ['~' · ,· ·,::, .. !.•.: HARBOR lleducedto$4.2,50U de'ifgh~. Low d";wn pay~ f'our jumbo bedrooms. CALL 675--7060 ment will buy this far out l\1ost prestigious & de· · '. ·.:.;~. .ti c 949 sired area. Firsl lo call MESA VERDE ome. ·al!S4S· l. i.:e t s t his TREi\lEN· .. RANCHO COMPANY Lovely family home in -l>OUS ilARGAI N. Call CALIFORNIA.. POOL TIME ~r~~tT?~1_i xlnt neighborhood. g.:!~~159 .. 1r~'u1,,6 ~1 ,1P(1 , IS J LiS1' AROUNl> the 673 4400 ilcaut. cond.! SSB,500 [ ~ ASSUME cul'ner and ""c ha\'e the[~ ..... ~~~-~~ .......... ~. CALL556-8800" • VA LOAN IH.·rlctd·t home ~o~ ye<.1r1• BGlboaBayProp. · / BEACH ·m un '""""'"'"" 3 JUST LISTED!! Reallon GORGEOUS "< 1 .• '.;\ Ut!d1·o om . 2 bath , }{a 1n Lo I 1 n g l hr e e ..enclosed patio (what a BLUFFS CONDO HOME IM IRV.IME ~TH E REAL 1 ~ [S1ATERS ; Small 3 bdrm.,. 2 baths surrounding beautiful atn um. This ls a free st anding home with no common walls, located close lo everything. Offered at Dtd you· miss lhil boat on a.rina property at N~wport Beach? Min· dah1Y. Ba.y b your last chance. 3·BR wat.ttfrool Townhouse with dock. $68,500. By Owner. Eves ilOS/ 483·4023 . $51,500 • [U~~IN-M1'~TIN IHl "---REALTORS'-'--" 1006 644-7662 • . COllOHA DEL MAR •HY O\VNi~I? • IOOZ G1n1ral 3 Br., 2 Ua home + Upl uvcr yaragc. X111t lcr1n s, I OOZ l-"'="=5::,W0=·.:".:.'3:.·.:.l1co7.;.«c_ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BETTER THA.HHEW MILLIONS VIEW Absolutely most stun· ning view of llarbor en· tran ce and ocean . Recently re modeled and redecoralcd. 'l'op loeu· lion in Old Corona del i\1ar. Hichly paneled !iv· ing room and formal din· ing room and beautiful garde n kitchen. <.:all 673-8550. HEW IN IRVIHE Cathedral ceilings add to lhe roomy reeling of this 3 bdrm home. Sprink.Jers front & rear & the pool is j u s t s te p s away. At $44,700 this property is a solid value. Brand new on the market. 646"7711. lill ' ' POOL TIME Grcal e nterlaining homo in established, prt.'Stigc .area , N orth 'fus l in . Cus tom built lath & plaster 3 or 4 BR, family • •••••••••••••••••••••• BalboaPeninsula 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl32,000·bay view, 2 yrs old; :t sty 3 Br /3 Ba. Open 1l>ail y . JJS l,1ndo Ave. tl75·ti62 l /64tl ·2125. CEA.SIT~~~-Nice duplex, Npt. Is l. 1 OS a.--Hlt,l 'n ba .ea.~,500 Jus t off Irvine Ave.-Marshall ltlty 675·4600 Close to schools, library - & Westcliff shopping , Cotoaect.I Mer 1022 'l'wo bedroo m plus ••••••••••••••••••••••• paneled den: al!Tl05t a 4 car garage • hobby shop plus room t o park ca m per, boat, elc. $49,500. 675-5511 Cole of !Wwpari 25 15 E . Coast Hwy . Corona del Mar 4 IDRM, 2 Bi.TH V a ul t e d cei ling s , fi r e place, new shag crptg, custom drapes VIEW VIEW VIEW Sop hi s t icat e d con - dominium on sixlh floor. Located on Halboa &y with slips available. J>'abulous view of ocean & bay. Price d r e· asonably at ~.ooo. Call 673·8550. . °"''" 11t 9 . 11·s flJN ro BE NICfl thruout, J.o'A heat, naturat 1 \;g~:; wood cabinets in a cozy I· kitch. Lots of trees in SPECTACULAR vie w, front & back yards with a pool, 4 Br, family rm, 21h bea ut; co v ·d patio. Ba, dining rm, pror. de· Priced lo sell fast at · corated & landscaped, £.39,950. 874 San d castle Dr • I£. I~-::! l. .. . s120.ooo. """·""" Propllrli9s · · RENTALS 752-1920 \Ve have a select number l•OOOUAllST.NlWPOtlf"l l ACH of rentals in ''Old bcdruoom ranch hvusc. grec nhvuse! i. Offered al Super sharp Carmelita PRICE DUPLEX llop skip anti Ju mp in lhe ::i-15,500. CallS.W-1151 model & just 18 mos. Assumable Loan rm, wet bar, indoor bltn A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL FOR THE DOCTOR Coro n a·'. Charming rustic unils, some with fireplaces a nd walk to all shops and the beach. From $275 mo. ocean. Sc 1)ar<ite tui:h new! 4 Bdrms., 3 full SLASHED Beamed li \·1ng rou rn . baths, storage galore. 90 J::11ormo u:. llc"l:i size Flat-top, bltn. ran~e. $44. 0. 3 Bedrooms, l 'h baths each. Built·ins, fireplaces, patios, quiet residential area. Won· derful tenants each pay $315 per month. Asking $94,000. Payments only $249. per · BBQ. Zo.n~d fo~ horses. month inc luding taxes J'.or add1t1onal inform~· for th.is sharp J bedroom t1on call 2 bath Costa Mesa home'. Century 21 R.E. This has it all and its on the private i\1esa Verde golf cours e & country club greens. F.Urways, trees & ponds at your back door. Formal din- ing room. Billiards siled family r oom plus a trophy room or den. Chi ldrens wing with play room. 4 Gianl bedrooms & 4 baths. Its an ex- clus ive ut only SlJ.1,950. Call 546·2313. Ja1n1Jy 1·oo m. (;;1 1·den 1'ransferred owner must Two-Story, near pro· J.: It e /J e 11 • SpJ c i o u s l~~~~~~"""io'ioiiioo"~ leave! $82,900 posed marina site. Bike You'll love the massive 979·1050 . <:htldrens rooins with 1: C f C h ' to beach, walk to shop- "''alk·in closet.<;. ~'iaSSl\"C EASTRIDGE • • oleswort IY ping. Go~rmet kilch~n. brick fir e place, huge kitchen, separate dinette area, (.'overed patio and large .rear yard studded with fl'uit trees. New on the ma rket. Priced only $37 ,000. <.:all 546·5H80 ki ng size rnastcr suite. Pri me eastside location Reottors 640..0010 ·l~rge family room, brick . \:,sume tr,:, V,\. No ne "' in Costa M csa. A 'lovely 2 1;;;;~;;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 f1 rep la cc. Owner anx· Joan co,,ls. S2·tl µ;1ys :.ill. .'>tory colonial with 3 iou s. Call 962-7788. c :il) tuda,J.'. '..1ti:l·tij1;7. bedroo1n s plus study . NEXT TO • K€Y 546~4141 ~ ''"'r'"'"''"°'' 1r11 1, •.(" 1.• · d ..., i::asy ma1ntcnantc an •-RE:ALTOR.Sft [ ® l __ ijA_iHiit_ll1-~-·;_~·m_~;_ .. =._'.,'_~r_G_'b_."u_"u_' u_'._'·-~_~:_·f_i ll1 g h~fYuGply~c d ·I -vEAATSTERMSID~ COATS&WALLACE ., •= HERITAGE REAL ESTATE. INC . • REALTORS · -bedroom, 3 bath s1ngh:: w::; General 1002GHeral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEL MAR Charmini! lo\v nhousc -delightful deco r . Harll\vooc.1 fl oors. leaded windows. ·rv-music center and bar in con\·~rtible den . $65.000. Fee. LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS \'ou \viii e njoy the outdoor fun of this charmi11g home \Vith :its ])OOI. jacuzzi, l\vin c har·broilc r & gas li g hts. II hcdroo1n s . 2 bat hs . sws.ooo. BIG CA.HYON VIEW & POOL llt!aut iful tJ:X l l!rior of \Vood a nd sl<>n c , o n la,r g c viC\\' lot . 5 Bcc.trooms. family room. Definitely u home for entertai ning . \Vood d eck in g s urrounding pool a nd jacuzzi. S179.500. S PARKLING HEW BA.VFROHT NC'\·cr lived-in 4 l:>edroom 4 bath home ,.., /sand y beach, pier & slip Illu s s p cc t ~1 cular Ilarbor & mountain viC\\'S. Great location on fee land for S2fi9 .500. SPYGLASS -BEST VIEW · l.Janor amic vi<.:\V of Nc \vport Beach, l~a y, :.ind occ.•an . 6 berlrooms. fan1 ily r()(1n1. bonus r o<>tn. rosewood peg floor entry , \\'Cl !Ja r , JX>OI. jacuzzi. 1-:nc los cd c ourtyard entry \\'ilh fountain. S2 15.000. C AN'T BEAT THIS PRICE Come sec this neat 2 bL"Ciroom & a den Turtle 1t<>ck ''fownhousc with low ma111tc.:na11 tc. high ceilings, t"·o baths & SJ).acious diniog area for on ly S54 ,950 A. HOME IN THE PA.RK! B t!autifull)' d Cl'Ot""l:ated und Jand sC aJ)c d Ox ford m ode l t own h o u se o n th e J>cirk. in U niver~t y l')<.trk. '!'h is g reat 3 bcdroon1 home has a dining ro<>m a nd a bonus roon1. 9:~.950 NEWPORT IE.A.CH 644-1 76~ LAGUNA. IE.A.CH 494·0749 A COLDWELL IA.HKER CO. , I.. l eve l home . 'l'hi s COSTAMES.A. SANDP IPE ll MODEL CRV is in. OK for vet has been profl'ssionally purchase. 3 bedrooms. decorated and custo m 1,12 baths, hard""·ood landscaped. J\lagn1ficent floors. Call now64fi..7171 , pat io and \'iewing deck. 3 oPf'' ,,19 •11.., •t;r>, •111 N·Ct' Car g arage. $123,900. You own the land. 640-6161 ELEGANT EASTSIDE Located on beautiful cul· de-sac street is this J Bedroom. 2 bath Dike & Colgrove built home. Ex· pressly s hown for the ~~~~~~~~~~\ particular buyer al this -; low price of just LACUESTA 4BR +FAM ASSUME $32,SOO nambl1ng 2 s tory, 4 bedroom La Cuesta. Cul de sac Joc11t1on. Spacious COSTA.MESA. CONDO Near new-3 bedrooms & 2 b1:1lhs, pool. Clean and ready to move in! Owner may carr y 2nd trust deed. $32,000. . PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 641·5200 675·4060 ~~ living and formal dining l•---------r oon1 s. Se11aralc COO\". Big CanyOn Buy den, giganti c. family Beautiful Dover model, r oom with fireplace. vacant. 1\tus t sell! 2 Separate children and Bedroom &den. Sl l9,SOO. master suite. Secluded or leas e S700. mo. "gro und s . C hi~d ·sa fe street. Be fi rst to sec it. Call !Jt.i3·6i!i7. VOGEL & BABBITI $59,500 ~~ -ANYTIME CDM·DUPLEX Luxurious CJJ~ du1>lcx. South of the hi gh"'·ay., 3 Bdrm & rumpus rourn plus 2 bdrm unil. Open bea ms & lot<> of wood. Upgraded thruout. Great investment or home & in· come can be yours. Call for deta ils . 6<16 ·7711. Open Eves. HO DOWN CLOSING COST·S OMLY!! 5 BDRM /Z STORY Tr ee lined s treet. Pres tige approach. Mas s ive entry. ENORMOUS PARLOR. Formal banquet room. Gigantic garden ki~chen. i\l Al\11\f OTli RUMPUS itOOM. 5 BONUS JiEDROOMS. Closing costs rnove you in, Gl's take advantage. Ca!I now 842·25'35. OPfN m 9• 11 s f UN rOlll Nl(E • ---- THE REAi. ESTATERS SUPER SHARP \\.'here else but i\1esa Verde can you find such a lovely J bcdrm home for only $58,000. Must see to appreciate! Call now before it ·s too late! ..-rSuPERB HOMES 3M8 Ca~1 NB 541·1fl5S Of'INIU'l ·ll~l lJl/lOR//11</1 ~ [~1lfl!;H1l 1~~~~~~ mmt1 ~;~~:Rl~L DY OWNER, 48R, Jam --------•! VIEW REALTOR S 644·6056 2 s·ronv " br, 2 ba. rm, 2ba . nr. So. Co<ist CountryClubArea .Spiral staircase.Vaultcd Hepuhl1 c home. new Jllalil . J'urchased new ceilings. Huge master I 11 Wrought iron gate en· · c k' h Cl>lS, dr1)s, assu1ne V1\ 111m c, mu s t sc . suite. ountry 1tc en. 'd I r tra nce to beautifully W b L · loan , quick possession, Cons1 er a I o l'crs. (7141 e t ar. ow ma in· 111·. :Su . Cst . Pluza . 557·4591aft5pmwkdays: planne d 3 bedroom te n a n ce 1-ands cap · d $ honH!. Brea'kfast area + I · I _IJw_nr/,\gt._7.'l_l·S.J lti :11J ay at/Sun. d 1 Jng.Poo ·Jacu1.1.1. A rea _ form al dining, I> e dream at only $46,500. O '"'""""'' lell•rt of "" four ...:ro..,bled word• be. low ro f0<m 19'1t AiftlP!e ....,..a,, I GY NACE 11 I I I I I B LA C E 1:,, . I I r I' L1-~F....:;ErMCTO:...;,A,__~1 i I went ou1 for footb•ll es ~ r I I' I I kid ind thei coach told me he '::~;::;:~:::;:;::....., would a&& lo II tket t got a r bretk.. Afld I did, Unfortv• I T E J I N y I nti.ly, 11 w1s - -. •..-• ~ ..... ,c-~1-'-r1 ..... ,c-,rr-l 0 c-111 .. ,, "'-chll(l l. ql>C)t•d bf hlll"9 In lh• IP!!n1119 WO<d• )'fl</ deo•lop ''°"' Sl•ll No, J i..io... -o'-u-"~"' .... '"":i.:.'~"~'~'°""'-' _"_'_"_'_' ...1.._.I_· • I I I 10 G{T AN~W[t . , . • • SCRA,MLETSJ.Mwonllo Cleolflc-1010 f1 reph1ce, pool size ynrd. Call 842_2535. Owner is leaving slate, Ol'fN1119•1t sFuNro srliite1•·, mak e offer at once! sura EASTSIDE $4900 IUYS IT Ur1 Rhl s unny kitchen, lar~e d int n,q: area , r1rcpla cc. Ju1l $4900 down etntl ils yours. Beil· l e t hu rry a nd .c a ll 646·7171. OffN 11! 9 •HS l iJN !Ollf NICI 1 -1 TH E REAi. , ESTATE RS "~--··' ,• '.· ~ '·.< :::;. I . ..; ··'f' '""-":'> Cl11.ssilicd Ads ~THE REAL ' ~_EST~TERS-' lroad&'lult.r UNITS (10} 2 Be droom cot- tages-with. attached garages a nd tree s haded renced yal"ds. Eastslde, Costa Mesa . FUil price $1 ro,ooo. Cail 54()..1151 "• ~ HERITAGE RE ALTORS ' BAYVIEW 1-tuae mister bOOroom, overlooking 57' f<>t Lido waterfront + beautiful marble frplc .,a l} ror $150.000. IJy Orokcr, 1133·~ l ! ' , Open All Wk. I 0-2 2074 Marion Way, Costa Me-sci 4 Bd r m s, ge n erous baths, oversized garage, shake roof, 2 patio a reas. Cul·d c -s ac l ocat ion betweeh Santa Ana & Orange off 21.sl. Reduced lo $51,500. e::::.~' 752-1920 I~ '1400 OVAi~ Sf. NIWl"<MT al ACM PA.INT UP FIXUP SJ0,000-VA-FHA. This 3 bdrm. 2 bath home is the best buy in Costa Mesa. Near shopping, transportation, schools. Great potential for young fam ily or investment. Call 545·9491. -Walker & Ler. Heal l slol e Of'fN rll 9 • If S fUlll 10 81 Nt(fi THE REA ll ESTATERS 1 ~ OCEANSIDE CONDO ··OCEANA SOUI'H ·• Adult Community . i0ver401 2BR·28A. CHOICE one :story end unit, overlook· i ng golf course with glimpse of ocean. Patio. Enclosed garage. Close to clubhouse, pool . jacuz:t:i. Short walk lo bus l ine . N r. large Carlsbad s hoppin g center. 3 mi. toocean. l ll· n css forc es s ale by owner. Shown by app't, .548·3036 or 433·3855 General IOOZG......i 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab/ lrvlna realty HA.RIOR VIEW SOMERSET. Lg. 5 bedroom, 3 bath hom e priced to sell quickly! Easy care yard, cool patio w /wood overhang, 3-car garag~, community park & pool. $94,500 fee. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. (866) PHFl!CT FOR EHTIRTA.IHIHG1 Lovely 4 bedroo m -3 bath home in prestige Spyglass Hill. Beautiful patio w /city, hills & ocean VIEW. $184,500. J eanne Newman 642·8235. (867) "OH THE GRHMS" Jn Newport Beac h -charm & comfort a bound in this lovely 3 bedroom, 2'h bath home. P atio 'open.s t o green belt w /poor only steps away! $53,500. Appl. only. Vee Stinson 512-8235. {868) ILUFFS llST IUY, They bought a Bayfront -so you get a ba•gain in this charming - oil newly carpeted home -3 b edrooms -GO R GEOUS greenbelt! $15,000. Barbara Aune 642'.8235. (B69) • uz.-211 H1 0.-Dm• •, LOTS We have a few choico lluilding sites available. An exceptional OP · portunity is lhe lot on Pro montory we have a'vailable at practically original price. DUPLIEXES We have a wide range available, A charming property on Carnation ut ~9,500 is a stand-ou t. Four excel le nt pro- perties on Larkspur are a most exceptional situa- tion. A giant ··duplex'' on Poppy is one or a kind. And many, many more! DOLL HOUSES We h ave a v a r iet y available rrom just below $60,000. One bHS a pool. one a smashing ter· raced garden. one a neat "in·law" wing. Great h omes f or s mall families. FIXER Ul'l'HS Seldom in Shorecliff!i is a fixer upper available. We OtWrently have three such ho mes available. Two, ·l h r ee or four bedrooms. From $99,500 • What a chance to really make a buy and then customize your drelim home! LOVELY HOMES Whal a selection. Four bedroom estate wilh pool and views, $1J.1,9.50. Four bedroom Colonial with down coast view in glorious S hor ecliffs , $198,000. Three bedroom E n glish collage with charm galore $1ZS,OOO. Two bedroom and denn, canyon and ocean view home in perfect condi· lion, $106.'000. And more. more, m ore!!! Catt 675·7225. ' . I \ \I.I .I·,, 1:1 ,, ,, J\ tH !I, I l•fl l >< 1 YACANT .. IJuL IJtHUliful 48R 2be, J'amlly rm, bonu s p I a y roo m -office'·a rl. studio-pool + jacuzzi. l''ee land . $119,~. ACT. 6'0-6600 4 BR DUPLEX wlth 3 BR, 2 Ba Renlal. South of B•Y•lde Dr. with beautiful natural wood tc xturc11. Only 1 year new. Call &44·7211 Agent ENJOY BEAtmFtiL SUNSETS and walk to se:hla & Npt Ctr. Lovtly Cd.M lri/levl home w /OCEAN VU. Qt nbrthd, Incl prlv comm pool $127 ,000. C.ll t.o see. AKSRlty646.s;os I -----~- HJ ' 111 .... S. H111n .... S. H fler541 H 11or•....a-. ••••·•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••· .••n1•1H -tt.lft F. S. ........ For S. C.,....delMw C ·t •••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••·•·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• 10.ZJ •• ~:.~Met• IOZ4 HIMtt•glH.._.. 1040 L91 eleoc.111 1041 HeW~l•ach 1069 ....__ a. _, · FAMIL v ~·· 0PEM·HO·····u··5··e··· ······················~ r.;~;:idtt:;.:tw;:n·:wi;;; •••• ;.;: •••••.••••••••• =~~-.. ~ ... ~?~~ 'P'LUS I dining room·J..e11se op. BLUF'fS u .rJan, J Ur, 2i,.s NCOME liruenbrook pool home tion at $500. mo. Webb Dia , like nl.!w. Walk shops - Corona del l\1ar. Alm~\ .nr. So. Coast P1z.;a. ~ br, 3 4\j3·07GI & schls . 7 ~, int. avl. new, maanir1ccnt, rivt> l>,11 . z ill)' .. Cul·dl!·llac. S.SS.000. 4tl-l·l~/640-1136. - bedr.oom honle, Two i;1un rm, bonus rm, CWil. Rt&I E COMPARE block1 rrom beuch drps, cpl'g. lhroout. Tri· _nau This bcitutiCul Mystic Oceanfront Duplex t;opar1tt\l duun.i room pie Kar. Compactor & by~ 1-lills home with whtl!i! Large, new 4 lklrm, 2 Rea.I £5tate byMCl/AY p lulli s pacious family many e:ii:trUs . Low f10 's . Willer view, 4 .bdrms., boith & d1ninl: r1n . room. 'fwo ~room re11. By owntr. !.179·"273 GOHI WITH v1c:w llvlni,: rm. & fri1lc . , Custorn bit wood in.~1de & tal in re11tr unlt, AIJ THE WINO private patio & garden out, rock frplcli. 4 cur un- cualom bui lt. "J'his lit a Spanish FEELING o.1rcit, &. you'll sL-e that dcrground ii\t1ra15:c & A HATURAI. HIGH Change )'Our lllc:st)'lc~ 1\~t1ve Newport Uch. nl'i~hbo1•ho1Hi . :1 Jldr1n (;undo. E\'l•rythtng :. UJl · j{ratlL·d c>:Cc)1l Ille pnc..;. :Jli8·-l-l5G new listing and must l.)C thi:i. is beyond compare workshops. Sl8!.1 ,500. seen to bu upptcciatt-d. Mesa Verde Unique tri·lcvel with ut$92,500 4!H ·7:,jl5or4~·0tH5, Dave Ca ll 673·8~. sc11ur;1.le room for din· Uoherty, Owner/Agent. oPfNr1ir1.11 ~1 vNro 8fi.,•cr1 $56,950. ing. Jsolo\ed muster 11't::2'bt?J& , ... , Ai.sume the 'VA loan & s uite. ltapldly uppreclut· ~'B~ . :: :s<ivc new loun costs on ing <area . Assuinc VA. fV THE REllL1 £STllT£Rij BLUFFS VIEW Sp;u.:1ous t:ustornized Condon1inium 3 Hit . 3 Ha V1cw o( Uay 412 Pluta S72.000 Owner675·J400 ·= ~ t~i s beautiful Mesa CullTl?'"'SA·•,"o"urTIMEI ,499·2eoo .,, Vcrdchorn e.4yearsolJ. Own -Your.Own Furn. Ulch Spanish udoUe sty!· t:ntcrl:un indoors & out. Apl. 2 UJt. 2 UA, pool, in g, Atrium ol'r the Beautifully loclitl.-d for Sf.lcurity l4 hr alten ----- llAHHOlt VIEW lloml:s, Pha:>c Ill, lar).(c:>l 1111, IJest view, Portot1no 1ndL 4 !Jr, 3' ~ ba, IJ1n. rm, Honus play1·rn . Uuiquc prol. tlct·urJt•g. &il·nfice hy own e r . Stl5,uoo. tHU·<l3!H.i or 7a2·7~ OWNER TRANSFERRED Loll; or Room for enjoy. Jng l ife In t h is in1 · ma c ulately e1e4uisill!l y decorated & l andsc~PL'<l f-.inily h ome. Owner t,~~i~~~~r~1~~: 1':x:"at~ c d at Spyglass ll ill. ~lti4,9o0. ••t1t'ft1t ••••••••** DIVORCE SALE .5 BR, 4 Ba, F IR home w /2 BR Mental Unit. Near Shopping & Beach. ~122,500. muster s uite... Enll'y hall , l " F'' ' · . ~ !.I b cdrod~~s. l'u mily ~l:d:~l~~ti~. l~~ i.t : ~~~'.l .$1U~~~~·~~~\·~~~:. LIDO ISLE room, 1n1 ng room . L;.irge lot. 4 Bdrm, 3 !·I w y. ;i 15 B K ll , YIAMICE ll undsome :S panish bath.968-4456 '114·4~ll.JOOS. Charming3br,2b:.i.trpl , fireplace in the living immed . occupancy . .A-Olan roo~. b5k 4 ' 0 · • 1720 3 IDRM CHARMER $79,500. Owncr /Ai;cnl. San Clemente I 076 This 3 bdrm home l11 v1lcs 67:S·64tS~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ARBB.L ownership from the mo· ~ ment yoo drive u1l. J-las large 200 ft. lot with ple n· ty of tr~li. Locatt:d clO!ic REAL ESTATE QOO (,1, '"" , .. '>1 C.:01\S.fLINE VIEW, new. 2li04J' custom homL'. Fee l<inU . S;its,500. U•.l·4-172. 2955!Jlarbor Hlvd.;C .l\f. ,.,~ .. ~·-~~~~J,,, Huntington leach I 040 to l lunlington Shopping $35,000! • BIG CAH'(gM * Enterl;J.ining pcrfecuon· 58K, hL-ti ted pool , hcalt.-d patio, den w/Wl'I bar, bi!liar'cl rm . SH.l'J.5oo. San Juan Capistrano 1078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Center & San Di ego In Lllgunu, healed pool, cabana , privacy & vu go w/this big 2 bdrm. own- your·own. Immaculate. $2000 REBATE New 4BR, C!ba, all dlx. features, prl!!>ti ge area. Wulk to beach & park. OPEN DAILY 1·4pm: 1123 Main S t.: 53ti·8821 Gerald S. 'f homas, Hltr. * Jo'E R N H I L 'fO WNHOUSE, 3Bll , 2ba. Mos t d esi rabl com m . nr. Meadowlark Golf <..:our:sc &. beaches. In cludes pool, clubhse t~nnis court. i40.000. REAL T.Y INC. 714/846-1371 Freeway. Priced at on ly $32 ,500. Co.II u :s ut. 8~7 ·0321. -. ' LAGUHITA A gracious & s pat'ious 2 bdrm., 2 bu. home: upen ~CALL NOW {T/ 752·7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associ1111t•s, lteoho•, bcumed ceil ·s., secluded ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul::i\UTI F UI. 3 !Jr. r bJ rndl. home. Nr. schls & liei.ll'h, L g .• fcn(·cd yd . f\.1us t s ell . $45 ,950 4!.1~·11:140 an. sf•.\t ____ , Mobile Homes For Sale 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHE YEAR"HEW pool>i,•d yud with All the work .is done ror trees; in p_r1vate area; OM THE SA.MD tu x 55 Nu Adult J'K. 10 s you on this 8 monlh old ocean vi ew. easy walk to oci;:ANFRONT 2u i::nc. porch, pool, lJay, Landmark home! 1'his beach. Sll2,500 DUPLEX l>c:ich. OcAnla Bayside sihG IC Jc:vel 4 bdrm & TURMER ASSOC. Summer s uns h ine is Villal::c . ~00 1-:. Coast J'amily roo1n model has 1105 N. Cst llwy, Laguna coming! lkllh ~Ult units 1-lwy. Sp.330, NB been prol'css1o ni.1ll y 49 4•1177 have occ:.tn \'1ew. Fan· l-"-'-'-'-"''-"="--c----1 land sca ped, under -I----~-----las ti c rental <Jr{'i.I . '71 VIKIMG ground sprinkle rs in · WHITE WATER Sl32,500. "Orangcwood", C.:ustom II d . & Pattison Investment Co 2 · •s Ad 1 1• s ta e , pi.1 t1 us extra Across rrom ·Victor •l.'<til ." tar u l ark. concrl'te pourl.-d & highl y llugo·s. Blk. to s hopp'ng. 642·8012 557-~l~l ur ~7tl·!llit.i upgraded interior with >"l"P · to bca"h •h· rm· g •• e •• e e .: :> .._ . .: a 1n UY OWNE!t l..cv1tt 2-lxtiO. cus tom d raperies & IB"&den ownyourown :c_::_~_.=_:c_::_~.:::--=t ' 5 Star Adult Park. 5 .. ,, car...,.ting. It won 't last "Pl Owne' f•"nanced Z " Monday, May 19, 1975 DAIL y PILOT BS Condominiums Out of Stote Houses Unfumlshe-d for sale • 1700 Property 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• C osta Mesa 32.24 TAX Sll t>:J.l't:tt 14 DELUXE ...................... .. .i plcxes & lri 11lext·s b) \' E 11 \ 1 · 1. f \ '\ ''°" Lhcbc;1ch :!lirlJ.:lw11h:.<' UNITS \'\\'\:".I .I lt•·tln1 .. 1n Co1n1>1 pkg llrJnd Jiu l I Jh·l uxc unit:> lvr thl' 1'146·28.lf; w1 -.c lll\t•:.tor 1 2 hr anc.J Duple xes/ Units sa le IV I bl' U!Ul:.. 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S-IVU 1no ~1•~·:!,1Ji .,1· 5:5'1· l~~IS \2 13l 612 ·:JUllli & \01·11 1 UH . t p l .\: tlr1i-.. ti73·80 12. :.tv 1 rl'll'l~. lnt·~L )d. l"!L La9una Beach 3 148 OK . l:.t & IJ ... t +-;:,;;; ••••••••••••••••••••••• clc allup .. ::o:!j10 1n,._ l-'.intas11 c Ocean \·1cw. ::' _ti_l:J_·_I~! 673-7601 '"XEC HOMES ' .--' .. . · a· Juun <..:a 1m.4i13·8537 "" . • sw1 longat~~.5001.963-5671. grodzkyRltr.4!f,1·86Il. Assumable lu:in :iva1la· UH . 2 B.'\ Condo1n11uun1 . Huntinnton Be ac h 3240 SETUI, 1955 Flamingo bl c nn this north t:ust:.i Gall l o rcserv1" Uk1 •••••••':II•••••••••••••••• 8 'x35' 10x2U' t:abana al· )lcsa-l ·pl1.:x .,\ll:Jbcdrm, U.l-1 ·127U ~~~~~~~~~~I pool, 2·story 4BR 3ba, -huge l'am rm, 3 car gar, LaC)Ufta Hills I 050 ,2 Charming houses on n ear oce an. A sk '~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• taehcd. (;al l: 6-15-3272 I i.1 lJath UllllS. 0y,•ncr _::_;.:__-"-'-'----------3 .Bil. 2 Br\, ~\JI. r1n & I,:. widelotSo.ot'hwy,Cd~I . Si3,500. szoooDntoVets; , , Beaut. gardens. ~l ,SOO. i:;.z te rms non Ve ts Owner,ti7J·411D PILOT RE A LTY ,-~======-- Costa Meta 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY 2 LEA · 3 IR Coftdoniniums WOOD)' , /;-1 fl Ill ~ ' ~' ASSUME VA or new GI.· br. $239 mo. $31i.OOO. Owner/Agent. 546-77:ru 540·0555 A MUST Acreo9e for sole 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ·. , v.·lll ht>I " 11n:.incc v.•ilh Newport Be ach 3169 ltlctl . yd. )):JUU 1nu. l ~l & Ucaul1tul 2 Ualh·lr " ,.. · I· ·t \Vk , I ,. It . . .. minunum tloy,·n·Si:.I 95u ••••• •••••••••••••••••• •1:. · 1 1 :> u J . ma s t e r bedr1n. 1~cv.· r•.11 -.i -.s.i·•-1 .... :t·d· 3 Br 19 ov . 11 2 5 .3UPi\'1 5:Jti ·211i~I c:.rp.t:!>. d.r p_s. L pi.11u L _";'i.I a? '· ''-'>:SUC.'i.I e • , ~'.~· .. " _ _ _ . C lub huu ~c ""'/ pool & ~~~~oa!'it Brokt"r:.. l~.:i.:cu n ic:.._!JJ.:C~~..i:ul~-:t-filt;---1am rn1. i;"JU!~ll ji.l t'UZ ZL B.t'a:>onablc. Oceanfront :-JB. I-louse & ~?.a~_·,, n10. Uar h<.11 a Cl'IL 2 yrs olll. ~;\li,j. Bayside V11J<1 ge, NB. t;ar. i.11)1. & J)uplcx:. By !Jti:J·tii:JJ Harbi.lr.1. !lti:J 111;1:1 631·1-l!iU. 0 ... n '. "·1 5. "• 7 ' l r.1v 1;:0N LJl)()JSLF. -------.. u -3 Hr. 1 1 ~ 1>;1 'J'1~"l1 :>c. e\'es1v.·knds. 2Br 2 1iaonly$15Urno. Cl ulJh s e p oot .' ~:io u tll:I) 7!J3·0·127 Cull~~ Isl , l:.t:.l. ;::.iJ l'lca!llll)I. . HARBOR VIEW " v 0 c A D 0 L \ ~ D Sl.7W1Ac. ltanrho. Ca. 7 UHITS·Sl27,950 Adjoininq qolf Course 2 St'1>ar:itc Bldgs. XJnt. cond . i)csirahlc Cost<.1 :\tcsa loc. ,\II 2 Bil, 11,, b:.t . Avg. 1.000 SCj . IL each We sley N. Taytor Co. RL'altors U.1·1·4!HO Houses Unfurnishe d tt-12·4U:!l ••••••••••••••••••••••• F1rt'pl:1re. 4 Bcd1'll1 i h:illl MOHTEGO tsQ',,, seller 1'1nanCl.'t.i, tl'i~ An ea sy-care 4 DH, 2 Ba. Int. ·r ight S fon:{':. sale. 1'' am . rm home with 1 _0_w_"-'-'-· _,_,._,;_7_6_·>_7"_' _1 __ m::iny upgrades a nd a vie w too. needs a f1:1n11ly like yours to make 1t per!c c~. $79,500 . ................. LIDO REALTY :s:r;·; \ in I .i1lo. '.I\. *673-7300* Apartments for sale 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWHHOUSE TRIPLEX General 3202 hornc. Crpts. drp:>. blln:., DW, llL'aut 1.u1d ... 1',1p1ng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask lor Ut~I' •1t' .Jue. :s:J5i.J. FHl::E FHl':E mo.9li:J·.15tii~i:.l·l'itil.i • Prull'S:>1vnal Sct'\'it·l'• Hom efi nd e r s 642-9900 t:alitortll.i s Lar;.:L·Sl •l{ctttal Scrlll'l''.• Ul':.·\li"l'll·'L'I. LJ Cuc:.lil l Br, 2 U a . l'l•1.~l' lo :>t·h,.ut * & llcac h. S-15U. ~ 2i.l.I s .. \ olJl·r 2 hr. kid:.. pc1. tnl·J . ga1., Si/$5. S .. \. Ills 1 Ur, appl, utiJ 111.J. ~11a. 11 JI . ::,! ';U, I h1· • sng!s. bt h. Jl.H. 3 Ur, 2 b:1, kiU.s. [>Cl. tncd . gar. :SJ IU. FLrl'pli.l('e, :J lilt . ..: U \. l\CY.' paint, blllL-., l'IU,,l' llt shoppin~ & :-.1·ho.-,\:-.. s:Ji..1. :\lo. ,.\:;k tor Be\· 111· .IOL', !lti:J ·.1:501 ~ti:J ·lillli •LO\'ELY LaCu1•,,l;1 :l lllt 2b.i h1Jtnc Jur k·a:.c. ,.,.(, !'cc •C0.\110: Lv lhv 011·1•;.111 ':.t. . 1n1. 2 & :J BH frorn :Sl:J5 lu !).llJ5. :-.io Jee Cd.\! :J tir, h·pl. kids. gar ~.U .'3 hr. appl, kids, pt:l, ~.)IJ. Fee Bkr •2llH. C U .\l'LJI!, pvul, clubh:.c. ~\gl. tl-lli·IJl I La9una's Best Buy HOMEFINDERS Corner property with JI<! *642_9900• __ _ 11 .ont:oast llwy.,-lshop:> -----------2 BH neur hc•ich SllH. & 5 apts. -tully rL·nletl. Balboa Island 3206 Fent'cd 3 hr S!<!.-~·J.'i. linn" l 'his property 1>resenlly '=' II ••••••••••••••••••••••• kirl :s. ,\"!. f(·i.· :Jo:1 11.1:si1 grosses Sli,ld-1 annua y, "' wilh rooin lo Increase Little 1:!>1. Bet ylrnt v1c1v. :J ---1 1 I•\ ·I Ba)'l\\'.iBr lriile. 3 BH, 2 ll.\. 11 r Jl'l. \L'l'Y rcnls. Oy,•ncr :.tnx1ous lo l L • • ·h ' ~·,--.. ,,. d ,\ulo ~ar p:.i1•k. :i:Ji ll. :>, ur1J . ~."';i ~1 .. , _.f',. "P· st'll: a s k1nj.\ only S-ll,;i\.IO East Ua\vic v.·. ~20 ino. C~ll _ l1ay '.Jt._ .1.1•11t 01· dow n. )t ake an ulfcr lu· 21., g;,,.i;i.i. :l&i·tJ121 l'\'t':-. day! " ltcalonomics,Curp. Ba\' Vil'""' l>uplcx. 4Br. 2 :J Hit. l '~ l~A . !rpl. Nr. Brokcrs 1'7.l·tiiOO h~. hlttu:-t. cpl"g, g~r. llU :-.hup.1n~~~: l,'1:~1~:r .. ~ n1ale TRIPLEX Bt::>l \ :.ilue 111 North Costa l\·lcsa . ~ rno. 111· come. S.'>5,000 HAL PIHCHIH RLTR. 2727 E. Coast H \l'Y SJllPhll'l'. (213l 3i'l·7ti8tS. ...:_dlts . SJ.'._,>-%2 t1.Jti- LG . l\l l)H:"li. 3 br. l ha. 'fr· LUVEL\. 3 hr,:! 11.1 , ly. lr1JI, bltnS.11\dl'y, rzn . d.:>h\\hl'. lrpl. l:Ul·dc ,.11•. g..ir.ti-lll··l~tJ! Xlnl lu~· :-.111glt:,., --cluldrc11 ok . .'\1• ii.ct ... L:-.<'. 8alboa Pe ninsula 3207 S:JI U. :.niH i.21.1, :n;~ l 171 •••••••••••••••••••••••. \[1·.0:.tl~ ____ 6:_:_7c5_·c4c3c9_,2:_ __ 1 ll;iy \'icw.:~) i':. old ;J Sl.)'. :J Ul;;.\Cll\V .\1.1\ l'll11dP. .'\c\I', I ~.:! lil'. :! 11.1, \'lob(! \O ht•..i e h , ::i:JUll 11111, 58L Ul'ltli 4f.P E Ur 13 Ila. Still} rnu. \'t'. Isl' SHARP L x or :.<1l1•. li7.'i·titi21:G-lli·:!72:i . $85 .000. L::irge 4·plcx al 1717 lf ;1z<.1rd St .. \Vestn11n~1.1.:r. ,'Jeur ncv.• ~\'rstm111Stt·r 1\l;.ill . FRAHKLEARD REALTOR S46·99SO Capistrano Beach 3218 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UL U F 1i·s IJuplc.-:, frpL p:1110. ~ l>l'. :! lJtJ . lk·s l area. S21'1:5 . n10. Yrly SI ,;100 :1Surnrncl'1non:s. S BEDROOMS 3 8ATHS FJ11id) l'Olflll, IH 't•p!.11···· J rar ga1·ai..:1•, !V.iV 11141 Costa Mesa Triplex 2 Bcdroom.s·Bluns Enclsd Patios/Gar1:1 gl'S R E ALTY INC. 714/846·1371 Better Than Mew 1-----'--'-C~-'-'-'--'--ll.G E 'fr 1 pl e x, ~X.i.OlllJ 1rr.'l,J:.!ll ur u1:J.28:Ri AGT. 968-4456 $55,000. SJ-;1\CLlf<'F I~. 4BH, ~'f.z Brkr Beautiful , rcmodeletl OC.:EANSIOJ:'.:CO~l)(J Dana l't . t)ce;111 Vu 2·bdrm . unit in exeep· .. OCEANASOU1'1'1" Qy,·n ~·r _ ,l!Hi -723 1 l'rinc. ~~~~~~.~~!.~:'!' ... ~~•2•~ tion:il condition. with tcr· Adult Co mmun11y , o"c"o'''-----------1 f 2 "d •c tal t (O···c·IOI •· 11.V. 1·111..LS :~hr+ f:im r1 1c " rm. · n uni : .... Lots for sale 2200 I I & d let the renters pay tor 2BR-2BA . ClfOICE one rin. 2 )<i , i.!c p:it10 Y · J HU. :! II .\. 'f1111h\'o. 111· :\ti.Jill:-..._ H1·k hu1·,,~ ,'\(. Vons Pool, 'l\•11111~. Fi pl. $2ti5 + SIUU dt'I' :Jti,11~,~:, !i56·GllO BA, Ir~-brick patio, c mplt y lnd~cp 'd . 536-7625. $43,500 ; FOR SALE BY OWNER·S ~ ~droom, 2 bath home Br, 2 full baths, din. rm : 1n fine area. Walk /to all on c ul ·de·sac. Prime se.hools and s hops. loc .. close to Banning & Firepla ce, blln s. Bushard. Landscaped carpets , renccd and pret· yard w I stone slab patio. Zs:::~: Call to St.'C, Hkr W<ilk to beach. 968-8453. L:O'.'IUO 3 lir. pvol. ~·JJth.,~. 2 BH . I BA. l1wl'l, s unn)' jJ\'t _ pJILd, 1·p1 . 1111'"· Lerr;ice. \\.a:>h l)ry hkup. rcl r1 g . .:-.:.u pcl It·•· ::.;.!.•\J \\'.ilk to bch. & ~lores. No 1110. 1:1s.>:1 111\i'I tll'"" Lu. t:tuldr•·n or j>cts. 8:!~5. ti~5·i·llll RAISOR'S lh1s fine lleach property. story end u111t , overlook· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!l.l_._n_.,_f.lSl' tH-1·2'177' Surf & sand only l·blk in!:( gol f cours e y,·i(h PORTAFIMA REALTORS away ! Priced for qut(·I.. glimpse of ocean. Pallo. LAGUNA sate. Enclosed ,garage. Close 4523Campus 0r .. It·vine MEW'PORTSHORES MORGAMREALTY 10 cl ubhvust•. pool. in vites you to ins pe1·l C1:1 mpus Va lleyShopC."tr. Jusl listed ! J BH.. plus 552-4222 jacuzz1Shorl walktohu:. their p~ni o ramic vic1v til:J· 7JJ,j ''---------lsu11L·r ~h.irp .JUI> 1111111 .. , __ C:_:_Aclc=L_8_3'-'-3_.&_6_0:_:_0 __ lde.n. Move-in condition!!-----------line. Nr. large CarlsbaJ s ite " 0\'l'rlookin~ U.l'•erso'tyP__._ Lowt.>st priced in area, lii" Canyon. 4 llH. & funl . s hopping ccnler. 3 cni. tn lx•auuful La~una Ueal·h. • -• • ill 1· 1 UKll 4!14·!.13&1. onl )'S47,500 1·1n. <.;orgcous lot ; ocean . ncss u1·ccssa t.' :! BI(. I ll.i Du1Jl l'X 011 a 111\'Cly \l'l'C l1111•tl Street in Uld (;11rnn :1 clL·I :\tar. S300. mo. 1;73.71~11 1'AX SAVJ NG Interest writeofr on 3 br, 2 ba, dbl . gar. ho me. Xlnt. family starter, fncd. yd., patio, quiet s treet. Walk tu schls. $35,300. 548·071W Lowest priced •I bdrm. CAYWOOD REAi.TY 1 · SI-'' -~· by own er. Shoy,•n by tow n ho use : will ex· ccgant appts. i;.1,.Mru 3 LIJT S. 3 Al·1·e s. change equity for 5 units 1 ___ *_:5_4c8o·_lc209_:_:0_•_:_ __ 1 D-::"0°0ff;:•~"=-="="='~"'='·::"'""::-=·==,t"_'::'":.:':· ':-':":-:W:Jti::. 0:':':'13:. :'"""'=-~-1 &·tichfr•onl ,\Jahbu. 10·,. or more. Costa i'<lc.sa or r-SEEK & FIND111 dwn . or cxchan~c. t.01.' ~~.' 3 Udrm .• z lltllh duplex beach area. A.s k for Lor· BA YFROMT Kinchof S1.u.1a1e ciJnie propcny. t~l<!·JO.il with v11.:v.·. S·l!J5:0.1onlh raine Hllr. A "Cn t ti7.1-2lU Real Estate byMt8f« 2 Cus tom l·lomes '=' PETTIT REALTY BALBOAVENINSULA R DO C B EaL M C K DI KLREO C ELK~ELBEll SOEN I REBSll GO I 8 RBTO P C E R VE l.ATUO N 0 N t: L 1' N S K I' C A 0 L E R S M R IDDKWAWWRO W PL B ALRMI RWS UZSU MM U R EZAI I YEA \1 u Rio rlR Ru RE w B us L N "' N s H S R II S S S S A V E D H A I 8 D 8 I TT'l'TllAT C gROTOONO OLU SN t.I NUHELCEC H OKIZOG LllOPG SC I KBEMO OL BLON ETO SI ANT S R U WM CO BBDI I RCEL G 8GR U 8 88U ART SL KMETEETH U RINCE S R U HT OMRRS U NMF:RHRF.N 1 LREB Jly Owner. 3BR w/l"um. rm . Large. yard. $35,500. 646-3326 .SHOP at WEs·rt:LIFF PLAZA. J ust reduccd, very spaciou& 3 br, l ".t ba. Hrdwd fi ns , frplc. KJNGAARO H .. B . 642·2222 552-7000 ExceHent locat ion on the Bay & only 'Ai block to the EXCLUSIVE 'l'ur llcrock Ocean. Each home has 4 LIYE~LOSE Terr.hon1ebyUCJ.5 br, b d r m s, 4 balh s & TO OUR 2~ ba, den, frml. dining. Gallery, 2 firepl<1ce s, HUMTIMGTOM 3 car gar. Util. r1n & pan-wet bar' ultra mod ern try. L.g. lot w/view of kitchen & private pier. IE~CHES Fa s h ion I s land & l>"ee land. see at 1200 'l'his beautiful 4BR home CalaJina. Nr . .schls. & East Ba lboa Bi~·d .• or Is hle hly up-graded wll.h shop'g. $145,000. Uy appt. call 675·tll20 for more de· new cpr. &r draplis· only. 19161 Woodford tails. . • Excltlne Roman Bath Terr. 833-0506 !-'==--------* * EASTSIDE• • Tub. You muslseetorlay. !...:=c..=.:c_=-'----- 4 BR, 2 DA . i>'am-Hm. <.:1\LL 842·9371 L09U"a leac:h I 048 f'ireplace. New c;1rpet· FOUR IEDROOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing and reudy to move 1n· POOL HOME CONDO APTS. to. Clo:se to schools incl. ONLY $35,000. We have l , 2 & 3 bdrm. II.arbor Ill. Only $56.950. This hom e is in beautiful () c e a n \' i e w con -233 E . 21 St . 645·8792 dominiunls, in 3dirfc renl OpcnSun.1-5 lrce-llned neighborhood. locations. Pela OK . llG CAHYOH IUY l :story, 3 Br. 3 Ba. 3 c:1r gltlrage. Cpts, drps, fully landscaped incl. patio trellls. $124,500. P••ul Vv R'"""" Id ~ r, "' ',.1<J-t1JO> One-or.a -kind. VA l\.5m . Priced from $36,500 to ASSUMABLE V/I. loan by loo n gi.;•A, 'lnts. $273. per $65,900. For Information, CUSTOM JACUZZI owner. 3 br, lg. l'a m rm. mo . fl URRY . CA 1 .. 1. Cllli: + Pool. Ston e frp l, i 45 ,500 .l -"84"2~·•"37_1'------Ui g Canyon 's best i 772·9'108 E J llr, 2 Ba , All £Ice. Kit. ~d"i'.::1~trl!) value. legant I story, 3 Just listed Ensoode U1:!>hwa:>hcr, 1''r·pl. P;11iu, lJJQ.&D.'Gl? Br, 3 Ba. immacul3te, SOR, huge '"'m rm, 1100l. Oversized lot. V/1.1 FH;\, 499•2800 ,h I g h I Y u ll & rad c d . p, "' w fl,""''" l(i 'n "' ',.\'-1-ri'>O..> great loc. Come sec ! t:on ve n tlonal Loan .1"'"""""""'"',---~-I Sl~looo. $44,900. Open house Sun ~1,000. 20971 Ch-.rwood SELL Idle itema with a 1-S, 26S Rose Ln, C.M. Ln. HB. Appl, Only Dally PllOlCluainedAd. United Brkrs 646-7414 963·4339. Owner. 642·5678. i ... : ; En}tly mu ch llupr "S~ek & f'1nd" ot.11tl1• w1!h n\'r r \il dl•COW:ti11 ptt panel in '" 1J1·n1w ••'rl~ of 24·p•I~ bol>kl111. To ont1r volumM I, II 11nd U I. Hod SI ror e•ch. m•kin• ch&eU .P111•ble lo "Seek A ~ind" in c1r1 or thill ne..ip1per. ' 250x240 LEVEL CQ:O.·I :\I ERCIAL L()'l'. 011 ..:wd street 1n Or;.1n gl' County. Pl'ICl! $113,000 S3U.OIJO . l)own. liorul Sl),\CIU US Lluµlcx 3 br. 2 ha. bltns. 11r. y,•;1te1· S3i3 Call o .... •ncr .)5..\·~il eve. Costa Mesa 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uv.•ner ll11::111 c111i.:. -----------COLLEGE PARK 3 Bil , l B,\, fpll·. r o, refr1i;. l'rlps. drps, ctblt• gar , Uluc lluven pool. $395. month. Roy McCcrdle Realtor I 8 I 0 Mewporf Costa ;\l esa ;i.18-772'-J •645°7344• 1770 Or<:1n~ 1\\'Pnuc Gosta Me:>a FREE COAS'l''fO c;01\ST Ct\'fALCXi l ......... ~ ........................... ~I $180:?. llll~sl\, kids 2 UR . k•dl>. pt°'I. garage 3 BR, kid:>. pcl , pt~1I Mountain, Dese-rt, Re1ort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'crlcl'l fur v.ci;kcnd & 1,1cut1n11! C'1unp. fur!\. L 1\1{ C'l)lldll 11\ 1'.1lr11 llt•:-1·1·1 {,;11t11nry Clulo .1r•·..i 1'(11.11 ,\t J.ll'Ulll . 111\1•1~ i.;1'L'L'll 2 Bil. pl't , 1111·d, 14J!'S\'.l.'1 SlSS 2 llH, s t1, rluld 1 2 1\1..' :! 111·. t•hdd. po ·I F•·c Ut..1 H OM EFl~DERS • 6 42-9900• b1·lt . \\',ilk h•~1'1r·~·:>. g!Jh ~l)ul l i•:-,. .t JllJ h"lll\' & \'lllt•rla1111111·111 llnl ~ " 1:(,11.11.L' ,\ ll'lltt.'tl \d :$2li,i'~o. ~:;,:.) tL·rn1:> :S3 1.i :1:1:. \\'. \V11 s .. u. Call E1·es. Bkrs.5.lf-1986 8JJ .~7J. Ill' i'.:1,hv;1rd .. ,\: r:d111gvl'. ::;3UO. :Jti:J .li d :! Irvine 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *RENTALS * (.;NI \', P1\lll\ 2 liH,2 13:1 ... $J2.i:Ji : 3 Bll l '~halr .. S-125 S.l.">C 3 BH .. 2 bulh:-. .. s:!O. \\' ,\ LN t f1' SlJlJ. \B I·: 2UH ,:!Ba ..... S2 \U121ii ·ruu·r1.EHCIL'K 2 BH .2 h,1.dc11 Sloo I:!: 4BH.2':i h:tlh:-. . ~1;: G H E 1-:;-.;·rn 1·: I•: 2 ll r . t t1:1. 1.11n rn1 . :s:JI.'. :J l!r. 2 BJ . F H :;.'.J."J :J 131! ., . 1\.1 :;.:1~11'. T1 1r: r~:1t1t.\I'~: 2 Ii I{ . .! h,ll It~ Sl5C 1'111·: \\' 11.1 .LJ\\·:; 3 H\ 2 h,1111, -,J \J ~ l '.\ l \ VIS\eN lllALTY 552-7500 I'\ Ii h .! In, l'n11i11• :-.u11l...,11 11\ 1111, Ir pl 11111 ! ol Ill 1·111 p.1\10,, 1111111-, l\ ll 1111 \ ·iui· le •'',\ ).:1tl!1'1 Hit ,i I 1111111•+! "' , p1 111•1 ! hntl,,1• ~.II , ... UI! 1 ,/, [j, ... J 0;1k r rl't' In ;:-1::?.l. ll"lll 552·06li I. 55~ r;;.,'j , • I ----- ......... ROOM C•pe•ter c..,.t S.rTice •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GardnitMJ Ci ........ Ser... H1•ecle•'-'! •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo•&.ig ... ' , ....... " .. ,,... • ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAH V 'S PLUM.BING CSTM lte mdl. ,\dd1l1on.~. llttt ·~ CarpentrY·tH2·6l'nl l d c~o r a t1 \'l' l':\tl'r101 Uours·Shl'lv1ng·l<epa11·s \\'oud \V r k , l'Ulll·rclc l'at10 cu11 er;.·t 'urnllca. Co m p e t 1 t i \' e r :at c .1 ~'c"c''c'c· --------1 Sl'lllNG CLE:..\NING Lc l 1\to11r oc <..:nrpcl <.;le;,1 n1ng ht>I~ you.. Expert J.:i.pane s c •. Tll lNGS" by Moose. CLEANINGUNUA11TED \'ardener • C.::omp&eto ):'d. Gl!'n "'ood°"'o.rk, rep.win: ,.~lat ree howe·ofricv OUT ic All9lJ1'7? Quallty l'•lutlna. lnt/Ext.. ''*'l807• Local /SteteM<h: Movin..: Low cost. 1-"rt!e en. No NOJOB TOO SMALL :services. Neat & lf.el•u· l b 1 "'"' .,..,, .. ' · ' · ' hie. NU. Cdi\l urea. Free P UU'I in&,C C.l!HolO~.... will do everything, l:.a~t. 7da,fretiest,521·20'11 jobLOO ~mall.548·1M~ , l • Painter hi~hJy qu.11.lificd, laMOdtf & ·lef 1lr ti·lt.i ·7v l7 11S4(i·.l363 .;en cuntr . lic. ~75!lo5 Exp\! co llege s tudent "'rec t::.tinwtes &16-9SY!J IHU· LSl8 t::.:t &IS-Vti!14 H..tHHj r~Jiable & ref. ' • ............ •••• •••••••• 962·62(l} G itASSC..'O. L->-•- f\·Jo\" ng/llaullng. Student erfieiCnt need s yuur •-.t••1.t••••••,.,••••t••t':P w i t-.r11~ truck . Reaa. \iUlt&U y nomeunp. uc a Boirry 548·972'.:1&839·5779. ·work. &l2·63S5 2$ yr& exp . Freeestimale ----· t·arpenter, odd Jobs, lutiM•• Ser•ice gcnr 'I hvn1 e impro~·~· • • • • •• .. • .. .. • .. • •••••••••• llll'lll. ii..15 ij3(i8 C•-•l/C .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·MOW & 1-:•v·L: LfGHT HAULt"NG -cap-~ _.....,,,._ Cll'INSA\"-VARO ••••••••••••••••••••••• FkEt: ES'r . &'6-752!S w'}.R". := .... , v "' -.M.Yt ROTOTILLl,"IJG ~ P-'-M-,. ...a •CU8TOM PAJ NTlNG • t'1.1lr price. We care. Keo -.-.,,. lp1Jl"9 1st Class Wurkmanihlp eve1>&:wkodll6'2·l770. . :\.\~C\' B«11111XI=:~ 'l')'IJl1\o; Scr\'ll'C. Hca. l';,,ill'i. by the page 01 tiour 6.IU·;)gg.)or~·lt*ll .CC----1 BIOl·k·Slum pstone \\lslls ~u s t o n1 C arpcntr~'. Patio Slabs·Orl\'l'S· f'r11n1u1i; vr 111us h. Re· l'lanters . 64S·ij721J i..'.I c 1.1 nu p s , 'frce -...·o rk t; a r d c n i 11 g I .'t-1 1 n or lndscµ'g. 10 yn; in area. G t:Nt;llAL HAULING REASONABLE L11nds<:aping·Sud &i h.-s . t'ree est. i\I aster charge Ouys /e\'es OOO·i!l 7U ·rom ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ~t;at. Lnt/Eltl. All or Ray d~)·s675--9UW Prof P•lnter, honeit part. Ly )e , 548·"743/ n1od1::l 1 Addition S.W-415!> • 646·5848 . WOl'k, re1t:f. Jnt./cxt, free U46·8319 . RooflftCJ est . l\efs. 548·2759, ••••••1••,.••••1••••••11• 1.t:uNl'fE CONCRt:r1<; ,\I ac~cill Woodcraft S 'I' A ~I P I NG, Cob J a ·~a 0 .,. .... •'o n•plet • Housecle.Wng LAMDSCAPIHCi G-16-2693 642-3913 REPA R~. al typei, ----~~---1 Plater fl•pMr Qe1&$, t'r.e est, Uc. ask <.:on~u ltant 111 1111;)11(;1<11 & ru<tnagl'menl. JOyrs ..:xµ. 1n acru:.puc ... • ~-:.: rclah: 1ndu:.tr1cs. 15 yrs :.os Sr otlH!er i n mtiJOr eorp Cab111 c t s. bkc a ses . blc:.tone , brick . llle. doors, windows 1:tl'. pauos,ctc .IH().~Y. &IO·ij~2 G • d ... .i; .... ". • ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"o r 11 un l q u e & ar e 11111 g Ser,·1ee . . .. . pcrsonali:&ed st)•le In p I a II I 1 II g I cut . HOU~ECLE,~NING ISO~r co1npletl" lantlscp'g:., ung tt:lt•anup. t'ree Est Business. Call Janice s sr,rinklers & <,;ust. lie· R .L. S I NOR . S t ute ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer \f•ll 830·5020 lic/insrd . i:!:,xlt.rior. L\'t'S PATCH P~lERlNG aftytimc. • • -·-· --·-· -------1 Cu:.ton1 Dlo<'k & Hr1 ck ... _,_310., ' lla•"'cd)' 1\nn.s.675·~ plcil:sc. 979·333S. All T>•pes. Free Es-tiOOFS Cl_IECl\..ED ! 'paot'. Painlin&-.J:;~tt;r· ti mates. C1&U :WO.ti825 Repaired& Replaetd I ~·"':l.!ki . CarlWt Servict C -••••••••••••••••••••••• \\'Ork . l,>il1os , walls. etc. ti;,' hr 'JUb . t)4,).t1.5)2 "" •• s gn, cont;.i ct; • ""X p "'R1' J '"paoese •llOUSECLJ<:Ai'\JING • Jiro Elmer "" "' .. I G ftE~N HJ\Vl>;/IO lur/Jn l. Li e. Jn11. l''ree v ER y N EA 1· p .<\TC°H Oircctt'actorySorvice ar~nter JO ll N 'S Car p e l & c.; u n c re l e • Pat 1 o s . (iardening Ser,·iC'e. Fr<lf Uy re iable couple. Good GARO<'•N< t::st.Gall-7394 .• J OBS ·ac. R t.!STUCCO. UcenieCl&-~ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Upholster)'. Uri sha1npoo J•.:1t1 0 C'U\'i:t'S. dt.:e ks. lso 1I r e tardant:.). lc11l·..::. cu n1p c t1l1vt: Degre:tser:. & all t.·ulul' <'slim•<". •·J«•-o ltates. Rers. 548-6271 "'"' ., 0 1· i v c w u )' s u o d I ~~:::::'°"'::O:'::.'::::'.~~:::.:•c_ __ I::;---:-;--;-----;---:.!W NetA·port Blvd, Ci\l. -...•alk-...·a ys. Call 979·7576 MEXICA,N ~1 IKE'S W 111 do a n y t y p e 646·&'7 L' L' 1~11: MIJ-2961 • WALLCO V~H.INGS "r.ec ... s ~. 55.&·24!1 1, ---'-====~- lnstalled/l<emoved tl93·l4:!9 Top Soil L Cl house<:leaoing. t.:..~per 'd , DressmokirKJ awu eanups own equip. Call all.er 3, t'ord's Laodsc11pe-Ins· J .E. s wen11on SJ6.~1 ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• j)t'L c c s , contra c lo br1~hlcncrs & lU minute' 1 lil'..:nsu ;;::!tl02'J-L Call l~t>I bleach 1ur your \\httc !Qo-jSUJ. carpels . Save money b~· '5,\\'l:: & ProllL Cu.:.to m saving ml" extra trips. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &Pruning ~-l OO J Lant Sod L.uwns · Uress mak1nv 111 The :\parl1ne11ls S . •l u· I red ., & Comn1erc1<.1! . , , . .. .. ~~.•7•8,·7ers . e. l\SU • European ,\tanner. \Ve Freec:-.L Call.548·20.&!j tlOliSECLE . .\NlNG. S25 al -~----------turntsh c\ erything. De· da y. No heavy -...·ork. \' ou'Supply the P:.i.int ltOO~J S PAINTED S10. t=a. • Pb: 540-7~G PMnbi1t9 •TopSoll•Cornp:l6t,• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mulch•Redwood• JUST PLUMllHG7 cull S86·tBi> ,. .. ast Ser\' Re11s Rut~ y,... Ser•lce. Just One Call To: ••••• ••• •• ••••••••••••• l'\'tnod . r1..•pair. at.ld ·un. Clca11 li\'1 ng roo1n , din1u g 111 ,,ulatiun. Free t•::;t , & r1n & hall ::il5. ;\ny r111 1Je:.1gn:.. G-l ;l -3.l:Jil. S7.5U, couch ::ilU. l'h:ur SJ .,,1g11cdl'orrou.Cvrtlay Qu all ty i,\Ja i ut /Ldscp.g 645.7487. Masonry ~·a~tuoos.5.)l; ... t!32 sod, sprklrs, soil <:ond. -----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Low cos t, cx.ter/intcr. J USTPLU!'ilBlNG t'ord 's 'free Service. Protecl & bel;liutify home • 642·41ll • H.emoval , Thinnin g . GUSTO PAIHTIHG 15 }'rs t.'1' I) IS. \llh:tl ('UUl\l!>, Fu11sl1 Carl*lllry nol method.· I Jo work Loy appl.only cleanup. ti42.JJJl / EX c E LL t: NT lo~irep la ecs ·Plant e r s· Electrical 640·4~. Housecleaning, done by Hrick /Conct'ele -Pulios, "'bu"' L'"'ru>''d c,,.._, . . < S h ape. Exp'd. Li t'. " .,. i;. .... ,.... • = "" • L.R. OTlS Pl~b1n~. Insured. ll&!-7817 Hcmudcl·ltepau· n1 ysell'. Gd. refs. 531·01UI \ 1nt.·t.· L1::nholf 5Jt;.8.li5 -==="--"""'-'--'lt..:a r pel & Lpholstery ':'111'.\Ulll-IU.\IE lt t:PAIH. C.:Jeanin~. S tcan1· & l'lumbing-(.;arpentry Sha1npoo. Frl'C t:sl . 1..:..:ra1nil' ·rile. ~0·5560 o.u;.;t111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lady w/ell:per. Depend, Block walls-BBQ Pits. own trans. 847<t637. Hefs. Est. ti-16-o.u;.I ~"-"-'-"-"-'-•_c_d_._b7_:>-_00'n __ ~-1 Water htrs, all s1:ie:>, dis -1 ~='-:-'------- posals, s toppuge11, re· Uphol1tery ELECT HI C l . .\N. Sml Jub,,, 1na1nt l rcp:.urs. l2 )'!':. ex p , lit 2JJIUll. j -ld<;:!u3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~::.::co.=:;::..:.::..:.cc:::::.:... __ ll -----------1 ft,\NOY!'il AN'-Homes & J ap.:inesc lady would like Apt ~. Co n scie ntio u s to do ho us ecleuning. Craftsman. 645-6558. 645·1S87 . Classified ads sell big items. small il.el'Yti or any item. J ust call E>l2-Sb"78. Pai•llog-AI Typn l-'ree est 67~3559Jim •THEHA'HGMEH* 0 . Schwurt:t Sr. 558-131Jl pairs, reinodeling and •••••••••••••••••-•••• repipinlf. New Coru>truc-Re uphols tery, above t1on . 24 l-lrs. lie & bond avcr;1ge quallty, below 642·62ti3 uveraue price. S'.J6·2362 Houses u-..1shed Duplexes Unfum 3600 Ap<ritM.ts FwwilM<I Apal lwoe•ls U•furw. Apal huoe•ls u-... Apal t11wwls Uofuro. Apal lo10ols Fwwithocl Office a ... tet 4400 ........ ....... 4450 •••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• •• • •• ••••••••••• ••• ...... ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••• •••••• ••••• ••• ••••••• •• •• •••• ••••••••••••••• •• •••••• or u ........ lhed 3900 .................................. ·······-····· Irvine 3244 MEW DUPLEX Huntington Beoch 3740 Costa Mt"to 3824 Costa M•sa 3124 Mewport leodli 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I W•itcliff Dr• TOP LOCATION I I I 1300 •• • • • • • •• • • • ••• •• •••••• •••• •• •• •• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• •• •• • • ••••••••••••• MESA v-••• • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• Delu .'I:~ '>P tl· eve : CASA GRANADAAPTS ..,, Newport f<~inancialCtr _..., sq ft. 2 bdrm wrloft·den, MEN, small beach holcl. 2Bcdrooms-Pool ~ ... v LeosilMJOfficeSpoct' DRIVEP'L4%A REMT AL~ frph:, plush crplg, home-ltooms. $22.50 week. •Shady Elm Gardens• !teas. H.ates 97~·lil l I 'lJ / Call on Site Manager for store or oCf~. Ample 1 2 Bil. 1 lla . . s:i 10 r\kc :.to r1it~f · ,:·a~~·1.'~ ,.\pls. $100 1no. :i36·7056 Prt· (;rpt 7& ~rpszl ~d~, Dana Point 3826 ,... l4:'!9~ (7 l4)5-i2-Jlll ell:t 246 pa rking. 'f own &. C0W1try ::! Bl{. 2 U;, . SJ::!,) (' u:.cls , >a l g cs& u I ach 3769 a u ts. 17 . , l . at1nosphere. , JBll.:!B;, .s:l8S·Sl7.l l.i~d1. O!tn g~1s range ·newport e Nea.rBeach.G-12·3645 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 152sAtesaVerde Dr.E. WESTCLJFF Bl DG :J UH . 2, ~ Ha SIOO o\·c111, 11Jat10 dt.'1.'k , 21 car ••••••••••••••••••••••• i'\ E\V BR EEDAPTS L,?a: E,· •• ~eB, Rc.,p2•~Ba&, pda,op·~.· ·-~ ';:O l~U1'lA 1D~ J\l~Rplc Costa J\lesa. ~-<1!23 ~HH.:!lla .lunilv cncosc ~;1r:ige w,aun·~.95 \VK UP.1Hdr,2lia . .,. "" .. G•• ur own1oas, '. '"> ruo1n. Pay only eleC'· & Bach. Color TV, 1na1d l Bl{ w/loft $2:1). J\pplns, S.215. 1110 . 33966 Sil\'er -fron1 $260. I BrCn:im $205. NE .... P0tl r (!( :.t,,; ~\u~ ~12·i u·1c .. \Jults. So. ol' Coast ~er\', pool. l'H~ ,\If.Si\, utli l'urn. t:nel garage. Lantern, ·J93·0676 HotlMs Pool, tennis, continent.al '..j BIL 2 1 ~ lo~. S-l.Jv I I · . 393'-----------. • · S15u 1!1\•y, S hlks lrom beach. .J15 N. Newport Bl. NB, 'oo . J ~ e u z z 1 · '' . breakfast. Some ocea11 & JB!l,:!1:::~a .3 ,\los. S·\2j. •135 Goldenrod . O.lti-Yti8l Hamilton. 6-15-4411 eves, Hunt11tgtonleadl 3840 * ZWEHSFIEE Catalina views. Separate RAISOR'$ · I I '' <7 11 ) ·'·''' l'"'"da''"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Afove in w /d eposils L.uro na 1 c 1 :1r. · .,....,. """ J"· family section. Close to J3 Nl.!:\V, bea ut. furnis hed CHEZOROAJYfS. only l BR $190 2 BR t>75·l:I· 7 hs Sl•ARKLING new s pac. 2 S230 Refrig, Security, s hopping & fine betH.'h. REALTORS exec. type lo\\·n e nr. 82J4 Atlanta Pool, J acuzzi, Rec.· 6--14 -2611. Aportment• Mnished o<:eu n. :J Hr, 3 lia, den, 2 Br. S.215 . l,atio, crpts. 1.2&3 Bit . Pri,·. gar.,. . .... ~~~~~~~~~ .... , ·•••••••••••••••••••••• :.undecks. gas bbq, wt1l duis. beaut. ga rden . poo l, was her. dr~·er,, B1dg wl exercise rm., - A • • ;/c....-~ ./-./- /FIOll .............. ./_~ --ic. ;/aec,.~...it. / ............ C.ill Mr Howdrd 64~ 6101 1736 ANAHEIM'1 C~t. Ground floor-600 sq. IL Office, restroom, park· ing, etc. 673-2654 e\'es. ...jij:!::I t.:ampus l>r .. lr\·1ne t.:a1npu s Valley Shop Ctr. CALL 833-8600 Balboo Island 3706 bar. tennis ..:ls. pool. & Im iileil . occtrpa·n·cy · Close lo beach .. 538-0336 Billards. Color TV. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna. soou. 5-12·~ Adults. no pets. 527 W . \V-ilson, 6-t5·9fH4 B,\\'fltON'r , 2 bedroom. uara<>e, l'irci>la<.·e. patio. ~pt . Crst. lvly rurn. l~e HEAROCEAH 2 & 3 IDRMS lr\'ine Ave. al tt1 ese1 5·154855 THl!: EX.€.rflNG PALM MESA.i.rTS. ~11NU'fES 1'0NP'T BCl-l. 2 Sl-IOPS, Ideal location fo r bookstore, candle shop or art galler y. Located in the lilall at ~1'hc 1''a ~lqr y-L N .B . i -~s-5_•_P_E_R_SQ~FT~-il ..:6~73~·9GOG.::::-c~-:--c:-:-: 1617WESTCIJF>'-NU l ..... lrialR ..... 4500 TurllcrOl'k 3 Ur.:! b;1. "'cl liar, :1tr1un1. Lc;1se S\25. 1n<>.ts33·ll:I:!; ., ., lri-!cvcl. 2HH . 3 Ha . \.\'Ct 2 UH. 2'~ BA Studio apt. Cu 1· 11 c r· p roper l Y, Bltris, D /V.'. cptg & drps. Beautiful sludio apts. du\\'ll=>ta1rs induplex..No b;..ir, lrplc. tennis. pool. Patio. $265 mo. 76S Jo'rp l es, b.Jt ns, di s - dock. but beautiful \'iew C.:,l_se to bch 5495 mo Joann.i\gt.S:J8-8081 h\\·ashers, 2 car garage. •LAPARISl&ilHE: uver i'iorth Sayfro11t. 6 •:>...'1 lS4 1 ----~------1 Su'ndecks . fron1 $275. 2 Br. unrurn. All clcetric, Lo9uno Beoch 3248 Fully /'urnished. includ· Apartments LARGE Ground t'lr. l br 531>.2579 t'ireplace. 1-lealed pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ng "'a,,her <.11KI dryer. Unfurnishe-d Garden apt. Pool, reel-----------Adults. S2 IU. OCE.\,'\1'~J{0~'f Laguna ~\vadable as s ub-rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooin.Sl75. 71Ultnh::il. Love At lstlih-~79·12li8 Bach . l&2 BR. from $165. . .\dults, No Pell> 15611\l esa l.>r. •i> Ulk s ~aslof~e-...·µorl tilvd.1 4000 ,\GT.541-5032 WATERFROHT Howport-h t!:xt:cuti \'e offi1.-es $150-SJSO r-1onlh Vie w of boab: & water llLL GRliHDY ......•...•..•..••. _. .. i'l'.E W BU ILDINGS •l 0 .C . Airport. 2400 to 8000 sq rt . a mple parking. so ,\f t: U NITS FOR SALE AT 10'~ DOWN. Koll /lr\'i ne Center. Call Dan Curtis. (714 ) 979.9205 Hu,:. at..: Condo.JI.Jr.:!: ba, uow to Jun~ J..iti:. $110 per Balboa Peninsula 3807 1·.-2-il-1-,-. -1-0-,-.-,-1-.-,-,-V-c-,,-d-e-.' l & 2 Ur a\·ail. t>'urn & un· Across I ro n1 golf course Room• • ::!l}IJIJ sci. 1 L tia r. f rpl. St!C'. week :___ C•d l li-l4· I • 42 -• ••• • ••••• • •••• • •• • • •• • ,-\du ll s. " a r. a\' ai I. :>U!..5. furn. 1\ P PL E A l,.J"S. ,\ ___ 2<>l_J_2_s_· a_n_ta_A>_•_•_A_,_·c_· _ 1 • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 _11_e_a_lt_o_, _____ •_7>_·_6_16_11 I .• , · L ., unique idea in adult apt R0Ui\1S ""'0. wk up with )!.uuro.. ~.ci.1 inu. se. CoronadelMcr 3722 2 BH .. steps tubea1:h.year Nopets.MJJ.ijY74 -Sl40 un stor1::-ull ices cpts MISSION VIEJO Handy to San Diego ~')'. 200 to 2000 sq.ft . Call O\\'ner 831 ·1400 ' • 1, 1 -11 ... 9 ·~-1 living. OiW \Varner Ave, kit chen ., ..... wk up .:.J"L ,. .uu sOll ]'·~·:"'..:·-•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• leas .. ":.OSJl·~.-... m,•,·-m E·SllJElar·.'l'aln_'°" __ -,-,-.-w-, llunt i ng ton Bcac h .l•----------l 548-97sSo';G45 -:l'J\;i ... drps air b:.ith. 17:it)l lonuno ,..iauel 3252 Cle;tn, t·lo!te tll bcal'h. 2 a--.· J "" · 'P· · u;.6().1;. No leaSt!. Sorry MESA VERDE Uea1:h 81 ll.U.W·~ ,-> Bil b " 1 3 br, dshwhr, cpls, frplc, Ll""'ATTJf•"B""•CJl ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1 .a. 1'"~-P;>'>"~· SJ50. 2 Br, 2 ba. 2story. :! 2 t:nt:I. g are1 gt:s. patio, no children or pets. 2 Bdrms .• l .,.2 baU1 condo """ "" """" ~ !Sil t'amil)' room .. ·\dults onl~.c\b'lti1 3· .. ,, ""'·· "al"On)"po•·cl•. l d ,1 . withpool.S33S1'\ilo. SJO.wk&up.6i3·Gl40 .. ., u ... ' n ry. SJ IV. mil "gr SJ),\CIOUS 2 & 3 bdrm. 1-'l NEK~O'fi\IO'l't:L . IH'cl>l;it'l'. tcncc-d. •m· Costa Mesa 3724 Yrly.6-1:!-l.l:.il 642·3-•ISS apls. Ch ildren OK. Ji~l STEPS TO BEACH Linder new managen1enl 1naeulalL' SJjU, j.ler mu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---. , l blk IV 1 2 liH.. l ba . \Vint.cr $13.> l1ol&l.J1>l.1·l'.:l'J-25-l-I. H,\Yl-'H.ON .1'. \''rly Jgc. 2 BH . 2 ba. Jrplc. pvt··,\· Kt:eson.l · .. o 2 Blt.l ba.un!.$28a LUXUHIOLiS. Pvt. t!:n-·• LOW RATES dlx 2 br. 2 b:i . pool. pallo,l.:.ir•"'rt +storagt:. Beat·h Bl off Slalt·r ... ' y· · 3267 l U ......, "''>0"'"' 3BH.2 ba ,fw·n,S375 trance & ba th. Maid · 1ss1on 1e10 •Sl'l.ti0 .~1 g 1t& ·p ,\dults . Sli p a \·a1I. fan-rec Ii.Jel l. $210 mo. No o--.-· ...,:,i ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Studio&IUR ,\pt:-. tastil'\'ll·-...·.S550.o73·2058 1 C h Id k . MEWPORTCREST serv. No n-s mokers. pe .s,. 1 r e n ° · Z Br.GasPd .• \.eryClean. 2 UR .2 Bacond0$525 ~·7 197 t~t::ASE <1 br. 2 ba \riew •\\'ater licds l.ikr. ;,.14-2300 Quiet. !<~a mily, 00 pets. ,hurnc .• Xl nl. Joc<1 t1on. •l '\l & :u :.ddServ 1\v.:ul -----------1 ~'-:.CC...-WE HAVE Dix, a cross from OCC. • "'-" onclude.: s-...·11n & •Pho••"..:"r\'.l ltd•""'·I CoronadelMar 3822 Stll:""Y Bll lGlll'! 2 br 1''rom $175842·165l. Slli\li\1ERRE1'"1',\LS ···' ""··-•· .. .. v .. """ ,,....... Xcat male stuuenL '-"-"-"' tl·nn club & grd.nr. t_;ves. 11-Chddrcn & Pet section ••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex .. ti!I~ Darrell St. N EA R 1-1 u n t i n g lo n privgs. 825. wk 556-00J7 .>i:sti·3~5v •$5. ul't' weeks rent w tad Sharp 2br. pool, "'alk bch. liltns. tncl g. ~ash /dry . Har bour, 2 br, shag ciits, 2376 Newport tilvd, C~l carprt. adults/no pets. D ~I. ca ~P?.r.t: ~? pets .. l refri g. range, dshwhr, Gwst Home 4150 3269 a.11:1-~75j or U.15<bj7 S250. t1J3.gy7 4 /83J· lti5l. child OK. Sl2S. 9613-~ patio, encl. va1·. Ad Its. no •• • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••• • • • • ........................ .. ., s ll (j!{,\,\;D new l'-Ocw port HOLIDAY PLAZA ~EW DUPLEX l &2 BR gartlen aplS, frpt,,~pe;'°-:;t'~"~S2~2~u~.~m~o~.~.,.=·4~:i..~· ';;-;I ~~~~~~~~~~~I PVT. llnl. A\•ai · ma r~rrace condo. 3 Br , 21·~ DELUXt!: Spacious I llr, l>cluxe spllt·lcvcl , t31JO D, V..'. P\'l. patios. Nr .11 & 2 Br beach apl.S. SJ70& Lic·d. ambulatoi·y Guest U<.1 . .s.:.i.:.v. mo. 1\dulls, no fur11 apl. l'ool. Ample ,,q fl , 2 bdrm"'' 'loft-den. Jr\'llH! Ind. area. Sl75 lo up, pool. adults. no pets. •LGE 2 br. 2 ba. pool, !Jome 111 C :'ll . 642'92711 pcl,, 675-i>tSOO. likr. no parking . .-\dulls, no pets. frplc. plus h crptg. home· s-t:UO mo 557·lSll 536·70J1 /SJ6.t).a!(,! ad I ts. s m .Pet ok.. s~r Rentals 4200 I!ltiSl'omonaA\·c .• Ci\I lfke s loragc, w.::ilk-in ------=--=------1-""'-'-"'.:'.:0:.0::0"''----I t!:as tb!uff. 833-8974; ••••••••••••••••••••••• c losets. ba th & guest I IDRM 2Blt Duplex, bltns, erpt. _m_·_· _·1_65_» _______ 1 o~ th'-! \\'atcr. Sonny 2 br, N E\\lf'OH.'f 1'Ell ll. :.i br, I BR. pre l'er 1n1ddle age ba th, hlln g:<1s ran~e & ILOFT OMLYJ d rp s. fr pl c. pat i o~ 2 ua. Jishc:. incl. $550 . .919 .!12 lla . ;\l aslcr s uite, orret1red.nol'hild1r1t:t.s . oven. patio dl."<'k. 2 car l·Z8RWJ1.0FT carport & laundry ELEGANCE Ua ys idc lJ r. a1>l G-3. IJltn,,, l'am rm., lndry .. S155.&12-5tl"1tl enclosed gara~c "'/laun· P vt P<1lio, frpl, 1 ,rrlse fa c1rs . Couple & l infant By the nay. 4 br, t.1ee1 m 673-8'111 1Jalrv.g<.1r .. O<.'cauvicwon dry room. P<iyonly clet.·-.Ava1lablc Jw1elst OK . no p e t s . Sl 6U . ccil'g .• frpl, U /\\I, patio.1----------- .15 acrl! park "''lpool. S3i5 Furn. Boch & I Br. Ex-tric. ,\dulls. so. of Coast HAYLOFT APTS S42··1664 leave message. ::; 5 5 0 m 0 . ti 7 3. 5 7 1 !l Ocean & tiay View mu. &1·1·73-Si ceptionolly nice. 2110 I-fwy. 5 blks from bt:at.·h. 2•3 A•ocodo, CM L-a Beach 31 .. 0 E\•e /Wknd. Clcn.e to park · bot lot.s ul M tll CM ·42· 43· <_; Id d D .. -~· -Pl'tY acy . 3 Bdr1ns., 2 180DEG.VIEW ewpor ... · ~~:·o n a;:, d~l l!,~ra0r '. 645·0143 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \V ESTCl~f !<'l",c\du1t.lg .l baths plus s"·hn1n1ng 11<-ick Hay & Irvi ne I hlls 1 BR. ~luict, 1\1C. l'wl, nr ~ j J.J lti75 ·!IJ3; ----------IOCEAN F RON'f 1~0~1 ~:. Ur , bale, pool. Sltl0·$200. 1>001. Ut.•<Jut. new 4000 sq fl t'r"·ys. ,\dµlt..:; only. :-:u 2717 Victoria Or. l Yr. 1700 r\Uedford&IG-6075 Ua y &lleach.l{lty hillside ho1ne. ·1 llr. :1 Ua, IJCl:>. Chcckmatl'. llSJ I fharrni ng·t.~or. I Hr, sun-Sll..\RP I br SltiO, shag Lease . SGoO mo. Or sum-1.r1'5-JIJW 1:1111 & rec rn1s. pool. llris tul. 5 1ti ·d•~J1 <leek, to refined Lady, No cpl, drps, bllns, rcfrig. me r renlal. 3 Br, 11/2 Ba , BIG CAMYOM EAST lton1<.1 n lull. :l lrplcs. l l•t.'ts.ti7l·ti274 /ti44 ·o.t-19 No pe t s . ln c1. 2868 Call71·1·1·6&1-tJ.t2S. Spacious 1 br apt now Ltdo Isle. •I Or , 2 Ua . wet ba r s. \'ltd \\'OOd 1\;cat. t.:IC'an 1 br. "'<.1lk l·~ LaSalle Apt. I. :>-19·35Z-I avail. t'rp\c, uir cond , Co1nplelcly furn. June. •·c1lg. t:ntert~Jnl·r ·s de· shup11,,1t:.St•.>mo Sl'.·\CIO LiS I br:ipt. \Valk QCE,\,'if'HONT2br, Iba dbl self c lng o ven , July&Aug .673-17~ ligt11 . Lgc kil \\'l\·1e"·· Call642·il:tt tu lil'ac h. \\'etbe1r, l rpl. SJ7a. 2 BH . sini;:le Sly, 1-'/P, all year. Utils pd. -...·ash /d,yer hook·up. 21 --~-------- ·.···ll "I••" 0 , ... ,,, "oonp·ac· <l•L J>\'l . 1>al1o. Call : llea1n cc11.. cpt"i. drps. S.Jt>-032 1 ,\fanJ;ilay Bar wut erll·utll ..... ~ e. " ~ 2035 L.11 rlon CM & ... 20 13 "I)" Wall at·c. "f.iOI -----------car garage w/<iulO door 3 lil{ 1'o-...·nhuusc -...·1Lll tor.dsh"·hr.scrv.•v•rch, rue , 1;;3.11:13Sat 1Sun 1:.Vt:S. bd opo>,,CtC."IC'."'"0509 ~ --d1r~ct '. li•lti-8883 or FOR RENT: lge. I rm. ... '"" duck . :\l cmorial lJ ay ;1 1:;1r i,;01r, ~l 2UU. n1u. I UH. rurn. 2 ll'g clo,,i.:t:,, --5-1.~>·'i628 :.i.pt. nee1r Pottery Shack wkcncl, SIOO . Sunlme r ti--l5·71u~ queen s 11.c-1,ctl . p1·1v . Costa Mesa 3824 & bea"h . Ocean vo·ew, $.1.Xi.3Br,2ba,blkto!Jch. l " I • •· I h Id y l rcnt11. ::1200 to $275 a --------urc:.:-01ng 1·1n . exlra rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 J!ll , I tia sngl sty unit. wu.ll to w~ll ca rpels, "'o pets c J ren. r y , '°'' c c k _ 0 w 11 E" r 180 de?rtt VIEW t' o o tn "". c: n l' ! . ~a r . Off &eaten Poth shag cpts , drps. dwhr, stove & ref rig. $2"l5 Per, _,_v_-_N_e_w_po_,_t_._&_ll_·_l_53_1__ 1St).)/4S:J·4023. ~c\\'J>(lrt I. ar1Ju1 r. \>a1.:,·!fic "·,:.tur.i gc. ,\tJult~ only. I & 2 Ur .. .\dulls nu pets., 11:1110, bcain · ce1l , lrplc, mo. 2 Br oceun lront·, lower Ol·c:i n. Cata 111:1. • c-...· llCJ!Jel.'>. ds hwhrs. s hag cpts. gar. 1\dults. S2 10. 2650 :'lllSSION RBALT\' Lavona Beach · Lo\'Cly. ~uou Sll. ft ~_;sel·olive ··· SJ,50yrlyavl.&1.gar ., liunlc 011 Clin Dr. ::;l?OO ::i l45·i\l o. 1 lir di...-niuliill· tlos el.i garage. l'rpl c.1_c_·1_d_c_n_·_·, __ ._5J_._7·_3_1"'_'" ___ 1 ••4lt4 ·0731•• 50091 11 seashoi·e&W-4-J.W lgc oceanfront ho1ne. home. Oilie r'-'•"· prcl. Nu IJ/J(!. f.ia:-o & water pd. 1 " 1,1 -----------Avail. mo. ot' July. $1500. 1x:r rnonth, yearly Cu ll Pool Custom Oupt:s 2 ur, "Uniqul" 2 Br. 2 Ila, frpl. Eastbluff a rea-lrg 14•10 sq . H.1t:1 :\l yers, lll tr. "l'GI-,-, children vr pets. llu11!l ~"" ''"· Pvt . Pat io, Gar . "" I 1 LA MA"'CH•A-S .. Ocean vie w. Natu ra l ft 2 BR 2 BA rrplc 4ll4-'-l''"or...,"-l701 ----~---secure. PorH.lcru:.a .\I) 1. " "' ..-1 1\doll~. No pets. Li ke · • • · .. -.:;.v """ • Newport Beoch MEWPORT IE.It.CH Costa i\lesa-Santa Ana :J Offi ces, rc.>eept., rest i\f-1, 1200 /1320JlTI6 sq ft . rm. 1\/C, music. deluxe Ofc., Warehse,'prk'g. 220 5225 Mo. Brokcr675·6700. pwr. 6'16-1252/614·2228 PR01',ESS'Ll.'LASS A 2 UNITS. 1~$<'.j:t'l, J.f·l • Bldg, 279o Harbor Blvd, W/Crnt o~f1cc, lge ~"' C.l\I . Air cond .• wood door. Z-lO 3-Ph~ Unit 6 pa ne l walls, d r apes. ~ lti, 629 Terminal Way. Ca rpe l , elec., ·music, ~os ta ~es a. Days • janitor, parking. M.R. 540--5710. i'.:ves.646-0681. Stever, l\t gr. 557·0136 or NEWPORT NEAR HOSP . &li.i·~ ----------1 6:J00 Sqllofc indus'l.3ex- ec. of cs w /pvt baths & \'ie"'· 5 Jr exec oles. <.:onf. rm. Recept. area. Prod. ores. Assembly & m anuf. area. Sound stl.Klio optional. Brokers Welcome . !\'Io n-Fri. 645·5400 SE VERAL Suites 500 sq .ft. thru 1150 sq.rt. located udjaee.nt t o 1ne1r1nu . b<1nk & restaura nl on Coasl llwy <1l Newport Bl. Ample free park)ng. G42·4644 • I 1\IO. !<~REE RENT* l·Z·3 Rm. orfi.ees rrom Rental1 W•ted 4600 $13.) per 1no. Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• airport. Sect'y, scrv. on WANTEDTORENT premises, NOJeasereq. by mature adult couple. 833·3223 9Til noon promises TLC. Yearly :.:! 1133·~0 After noon or 3 BR on bay or ocean- front. 644-7868. NEW plush oflice bldg, 2 . to 6 r m s uites. Con· SMALL 2 BR house W/ l'ei-ence r m . xerox yard for working couple. copier. Nr. OC Airport S190. or under. 646-5363 833·3640 OFFICE SPACE HI lvshoou/l• .. st/ \\l csltllff Drive. 450 sq .•• ~~~•~•••••••••••••· fl .. private bulhroon1, tur. etc. $175. per mo. <.:all Gene Hill. 6-ll ·0200 PRIME WESTCLIFF OFFICE MEWPORTIEACH t.000 sq . fl. New decor &: cpt. !<'rnl. & rear cntty. Pvl. restroun1s. 45•' Sq . l't. 645-6177 ltitiMS• Opportuftily SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOUTIQUE Distinctive! Price incl. 1:111 inventory&. fi xtures. :·c upid forces sale" Slti,500 ··GEM- ., 'h · llll • <" I"' I ,. Ill • -·-••'."olt l'la-.C·\l wood paneling, trees. ·~ private e ntra nce. 2 c:.u ,,c_"·purl :S ores. -~ . 2 ..,:;l. .. :i 1,C\\'l"n't \-u. .~... .... · ..i•17· 01 · "~'-'" l:.W-t~ Tur;tin Ave .. N.8. REA LTORS 642--lU.i c.;,\r. ti4U·H~7J H·l2-5073 new. -a. ;>·..,.,.,,..; blk ocean. N. End. No garage. 640·627ti aft 6 pm. Vocotiot1 Rentalt 4250 J>.fl I VAT E 0 f c . in /Ja . Lge I!\ 111,; rrn .. sun· children or pels. S395 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beautiful ~xec. suite. ----------dc1: k '.\"ew paint & •TropicalPool• l y l •-·~L '"16 V d ' • l Br. l'urn. :\pt,liur. ~lexl C:\S1\ VICTOR!,\ inc l u t1. rs. ease ~n oguna ~ OC~ANf'RON1. Ne"·port Reasonable.&t5-3i00 en 1ng curµcl-.. s-i;:; .\lo,yc.:.irly mu . 23 11 Elden A\'t:. I. 2 & 3lir. Unturn1t'urn 2 br. cpls, dr~. bltns, 49.J-2;!n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Wkly o• monlhl)' -----------i C • .,,.Y ROUTE IJa\'td:-.1111 l<lt>· 645-75•5 µ,·,.I ·1at',ca•e '"al -------,-:-~I FREE a~ ,.,_, H·l2·lil31.1t·lti·.;14j;1tt•I. 1r .SI~.:iugas 1-...·tr.1xl. ~ ;i s "• ... VIEW? Seeing is belicv· r;:itcs a vail.Fullyfurn\I. . lill""I• Excellcnlrouteofcand)' 3 U I~. condo. s"·11n·~ puol. Adults·No PclsScc. g<.1tc frPll·, "~'5ig, P1~0· gas & ,..ewport leach 3849 ing. 2 81), 2 BA, i\talure 2br , cpl'J . 714-SY5-ti007 Ofc space in Mission Vi e· & snacks available in !':irk Lido. s;~;a/n1u. Dana Point 1726 Pool, llcC'. Rm .• Elcvalor water P 4ts·l · ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults. no pets, elevator jo & Laguna Niguel as Y'"'' "'ea Ideal w•y l PARK uEWl'ORT <·-lo.tats la sh-4300 l ofu. rt l f "'" · "' · 0 213 /6/:12-JuOU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 52J Vicloria.&12 -ff:J7tl 2 Bll.2 ua. bltns. balcony. n to Och. & pool. ~curity . _.,. ow as......: sq nnewo c supple m ent salary oi: Santo Ano 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted ;1 111c1: lan11ly lo rclll our hurne. 3 I.SI{, 2 U1\, frc:-.h1 y p:.nnte d , crpts, d rp~. liltns, close tu schools ,1:,; s ho1>ping. .sll'l5. mo. 1\:sk rur Ucv or J~. YtiJ·:&5ti7!ff ;;J.J7MU 3286 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fJt::A CHFRONT home 2 Ur , 2 Ba , cuuv. den & 1 r plc . $500. mo. 1st•. couples o nly . 4UU·i lK8 wkdays aflel' 6 & wknds :.Iler 2 :30. 'Westmin1ter 3291 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'f ;-\STEl>'UL 3 br ·ro"·nhousc w /2. e:i r uutumaliC gar. Lse. Sl'.rJ. 879-2680 Condominiums u-..;shed 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Bll.S250 .\dulls only. 5225. mo. APARTMEttTS 31755 Ci;t. llwy . South •••••••••••••••••••••'"'• bldg . Ca ll Owner . Jj e ns ioo . Locations. Ul1l s. pd. •l96-019J or MEDITERRAMEAM 1; ll·2'.!3l or 6--12·31.~;1 Bachelor 1or 2 Laguna . Resp. remale to shr 3 or 4 c83=1~-1~4c00~.------''T Jnst:.illations & !fraining !Jti0·1142 VILLAGE Uedroomsarid -.-'.._._~--.-1-,-L-_-,.---.~-.-1 Br apt in Cdl\t. i l30 + PRIVi\TE office. 140 w. furnis hed. f''ina.\)cing 'Be,, CHILDR~OK T h ~-·~·~ ..,......._ util.675-59911\farla. ·1 bl c be H•tinqton le-odl 3740 uroom P"' own ouses or UnfvndsMd 3900 ----------1 Wil:;on. Apt M·l, Oostu uvai a e. an ell:- ••••••••••••••••••••••• I JJcdroom & Oen 'i. Ur apt.11> SI 7\.1. & l I I 3 Br l•'r, ~l9.50(Jpen 9·ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• Working Girl hlls lovcl)' !'ilesa, s175: mo. panded to fuU time in-2 »cdrooms duplex $200. Pools, tpt:. Daily home at the Be<1eh. \Vill come. f·or information FROM $42 WEEKLY Ext'cutive S..itH 727 Yorktown Bl•d. Beach ill Yd :11 \'orktown S36-0411 STUDIOS & I IRs •fo'ull kitche n •l·lei'tl.'d pool •La undry fa ci hli.;11 •t'rce utilities •t'ree linens •'fV &: maid serv. a\ :ul •liar·B·Qu e •Phone ser\·1cc •1 m1letoocea11 NO INCRF.AS,.; in St.Hl'l mer rent. Beaut l br !urn apls $165 & $175. Spanish style bld!!t . pvt encl g;.1r, pool, sauna. lndry, adJLo1,, 17301 Kcelson Ln. I blk w. ur lic;1ch off Slate r. 842·7848 2 Bcdr®m Townhsc & drps. 548·•!1 1 I Spa·Pools·Tennis HARBOUR UGHTS s h a re w / m 3 t u r c 444 N. Newport Blvd. Unll ph. 714·879-1284. 2400 llarbor Bl\'d. Ac ross from F;:is hion A Limited number of . · "D" $9" ··c •· il'5 Util C.:osla ~1es<1 (7 1'1>S57·tl020 LG!:: I br ~150. No dogs. Island a t Jamboree on spacious 2 bedroom. 2 responin ble gal,. 8137 .SO paid 67~'.84s7 ' ·Ora n ge Co. L i quor lnl ant ok . 6i 3 center. a pt "' J · 1-lill ltoad d mo/yrly + Utd. 1st. & · · License Cor aale. No Jn· Park.Like !::. Open . ti ·l5 ·t)97 1 : ..,an ou<iuin s . ' ~rar::'e~o!nu~a11~~un-l ast k R ef. Req d . Newly decorated office, venlory. Corn.act Carol Surro...dings 494-1763 l7 I 4t 44 .. I tOO 16700 Saybrook Lane. 675'-9565 aft 6Pllo1 <.:dM . 27S sq. ft. Pacific or RolandSlriS, 842·ll:10. Ol>:LUXE 1. 2 &3 Br Apts 1 ~;~;;;;;;; Wt.:STCLIFF across Ir lluntington 1-larbc>w' Female to JJhare 2 Br apt, CoastHWy address. PLANT SHOP in Design p,·t 1•a1ios -l-ttd Pool Coco's . 2 BR. 2 Ba , Frp\c. 1714)846-33-11 MacArthur Village. call ___ c_a_•,1_•7_5-_2"0 __ 1. ___ 1 PI MZY, owner Ill, will ,"lir, .Sl11.1p'g -AdlLs Only (Jaliu. c rpts. drps, ,..,,\ Lincoln Property Co. 1-523·2856. IMtiMll Reftttt 4450 sacrlflce. W ... l 'a"t ...... ked, M rt. . ........._ heitl, gar, wa lk t 4) shops, 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,1c~;;;i;;-;li1;.;;.:;-;,:g; k d'" r~ a lftl ... _,..,.. $2.&0. 1\dults. 16GS JrYine. I' Couple will sh1tre large ••••••••••••••••••••••• wor w I es eners. 1777$anta Ana Ave.CM 1;42,023!f SPACIOUS 1&:2 Bdrm home . Prestige area with ":::"':':~~~~~~~l .!.,.~'~13~7~0~o~'~""'~!:!·~7~2c__ ~tgrApt 113 64G-~ 1---------1 apts. Shag <:rJ>l. pool, maturewomlln.642-'1362 THE C'OtONY' HOi.L.tJG Large 2 BR. 1'h bath. ouldoor bbq:;, t_;njoy the Hacienda 0.-Mno Bltns. •·ncl , ..... :'<fr I-lo.a•• Re11 p. fml to shr 2 br 30 RETAtLSllOPS IUSl..-S ~ ..... • good adult life at the p I bl ._ 160 W . Wil"°" C.M. llo8p. ·f\dults. SZZ'i. mo. WEST IAY II .Tvlnh11e, C?.1. (21·231 $100 r me re;1sona t ~pace SA.LIS ltt:AU1'1t'Ut. pt..CIHI 642·0596 mo + i.11 nlil. Eves Mvailable large & lj.tnall. 1, f'l:iia Take.qut (''HO UN l~ UVIS UP 1---------131 E .18th, COtitu ~1csa Ull·OJ2·L Old world chitrm with ~ 1~=~~~~~~~=1 1 d i . J 'ewe lry A.Ila •• ADUL.l'S·NOPl>;TS TO..._ u•ME "l~UXU l\V BAYFRON1"' 1-l'ench w n 0\•18, gables Wh l l n. "~ "~ ml Youna womttn 30 to share & troe· ~dJ"••••t to 0 eia e1""tajl. 10 rn1nules tooc't!an. Lgc Over soo tall trees llnd Unob:1tructed paf "°'u'R e ~\,J'liE, coinfortable home in San i-~ est i ~) 0( ,\rt 111 a. f'orelcnCarl\epair t l}rSl7S.Gi':s &Wutcr 10 st r ea m s with vlew.1300Sq_.t .. 2 ,2 ~-'-!!· Ju Mn . Call4.93.5994 4. Co mm e rcial · incl. Draper1e>. eurpe~. waterfalls cr c11le a re· Ba. dbl gar, adult.s. no OCITIICDc.cl'1f , d • Ground$. Resi"- gas hcHl. gas stove. air' !axin g setlin,ll for your pc.U. Uout slip ~vwll. •tlMlmll""C t hd /~t ok . 580 BROAD\\11\\' 64:i·4170 M0-080I concl1t1 on1ng, !!"''Imming 5pacious new l ·or 2· "'75. yrly . 233·19lh St. \lol&Ul'l'l"'"triio ....... for .... 4350 l..AGUNAllEACll pool. rec. room, "'ashers hedroom apartme111. ··c". 67S-02.3GorbiS.616J •lo, ... _,___ ••••••••••••••••••·••••• ....._, .. ..._ IOJI & l "•om Sl9S 0 'l --• 494 7915 •••••••••••-• .. ••·•·•·••• c ryers. ,. · ~ urn1 ore • 'V I u 2 u STORAGE gaNl"C ror • avail•blc. Small pets '-'' ENcarThcBe1i1ch! • • ~ IUSIHISSLOAMS :t liH , 2 Ua. brand new. sa2r;. mo. J'l;ex.t lo Lhc beac h in l·lunt. Uc h !146·2356 ·'-'-'='--------I You don 't need u gun to 'l'ou don't n<•c<l ;1 gun tu OJ\. ~dulls only, Offlct! Cosodel Sor •'J: •• & ,09" rent. 19i>9 Maple Ave. No., .... ~ ........................ ~~~~·/ open 9:00 to 6:00. 2300 Bc1uJ1 ifol Adult Apt:!: From Sl75 ·S48S 1_5_· eo. __ l•_M_e_•_•~---Su!lrn'!·::O ~r=~wlth J l)Jl. 2 Hli . blb1s. cuswm "draw rasl'' whefl you "l)rr1w l"i•s l • when vou c pts, drps. frplc. pvt place 11n 11d In lhc Ouily pl.::1 c:c 1111 :1d in the 01\iLY p11110. adults . $32~. P1lot.W:tntAds!Callnow PILOT. Wo1nt 1\(li~ Call 64S.234.S -642-5678. now 642·S67Jt. t Falrvh1w Rd.. t:o11ta Fro• SI 10 Meaa tftn:te 10,1 & Adoms SINGLE Unit, Storaie on-Classified •di! sell bis creaUve financing. Mesa. Phone S45·2300. 21661 8rookhun l, tfB "'•O -llOO I.)'. E. 19th Sl. CM. $25. It.em.., sm•U IWns or any Call Mr. 8ryU 962465l ' Coll: Ll1, ... 8112'l llem.Jt111call61U111. • .,..._...., • ' I) • • . -• ' 1 llar41"1•0.1-tw.W-.i 7100 W '""-.\ o.em: aois ~,~~T •••••••••••••••••• ~ . .e.41 '''° ....,.,... 1100 w-... 1100 ....,w...... 1100 Monc:ll)'.Mrt19. 101s cAtLY PILOT •ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• llT A • ••• ••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ,,.•••••••••••••• ••-•·••••••·••••••••••·•• - -·~--' LQALIS ta IQOI New iz :~·It~' C[!; DEI.,JV ERY Drivar. Full H~le .... Sv1 Painte r ·needs part-ti me SILVllSMITHS ,......._. 8050 Mlscel•••• IOIO lfNh. M•lnt1Rwe/ . I . M up W lb malnt., xlnt. !()C:lton tlmt .· Familiar w/Co.Lai Nead wo men 2S und bel N drinkers Wanted for Piece work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-.ice f020J lat TD L•-·~ Call : 64.S.8SOlor6'2-"364 , Meta area. ~ exp. old ~ . Od . hours. CaJI no C~rri:~: 673"~." A&e Work In the comfort ol Great Savingson U•ed D~D, King ~. mattress .,.;,A..._,.,, •• ,,, •• ,,,. "· JMTDL.9-Grefer~'ed. Vahd Cahf. JKru 's Rag1ed.yAruls. your home. William 's Furn,Appli &Misc. Box s prin1&, frame. xlra Electr1cal -Woodwor~ln1 townt Or ttl. Ma na1er. esper'd c. req d. S2.~ hr. Apply 675·' Person 21 ·40, trn fo r Silversmlthil\I. 1" E. Wilson's 8.ar~·n Nook firm; still pwck<tged. $215 Plumlnri"-11\i\allauon L ... ',.•.te• anaeCo.. l1i1dyover~.Drei.11Sbop. lo pen on: 1706 Newport _ m•mt. s1•• wk auarn. ••5 w t9lh CM &R 1 ~ .. -d E Settl-..._ ,.._ N J h 8l d cu H k ti /Co -'A JV 11th St C M C11ll "" · · · · (V~lue $525);Quecn$19:5, e.pa1_r. n...._., ng. , ..w-wo...., o.n .: Lli .548·5.'ltl v • iq.AskforJerry our;e e ~r mpa""'n Col p rcr Mr Levi 6659474 • · ' 1Valuc S4Z5), lru::I. de· Repa.1r t1nbout).$corp10 ,.a.&171 5'5-0811 · rem . Must d rive, no M& M5:i • • c.::=.'.:..::c::_· ------1Qu1i1l1ty Pecan din. set, 8 1\l 548 9104 s.rvlA.& Harbol-area 24 ttr1ctlve &i.rl to model 1 •Dental Aaalatant, full .s1n oke. Ltve·in. H B -'--c..:· ='---------1 c•ne b.ttck chairs, leaves. livery 631·0488. U1 uu1Jy · arine. · years aflernoon a week. MUI' lime, exper'd only. Must 962·~ POLICE-....,..~ T AILOlt"S $525. 644·4476. llomo. Underwater Hull Clean· haveanic.e fiiurelrbe be ma.lure Ii: e n · ~~ ASSISTAHT · Lott&..... s~•• aophi1µcated.Greatnav, lhual11Uc.fLB.84&-0fl97 Hou&tkeeperwanted,live Ci t y o f S ea l 13t h ., Far;h ion la land ftl cns QUALITY tiol'a & lov-t~STA1'E SALE: H.B. ing, in:spection, rupluce ....,. Stri' ~ I bo rd & aJ $909/1202 A I c · ltcdwood Burl tum. Ani· props, z1nct1, 1.-1.C.548·1~,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ctly for lwl. Prlva"/. DINT AL n, room, i& s· . l . PP Y 1ly Store, Co ntact Mr. Avila, ese a t , be a ut, never • LOST/FOUNDAPt:T? "w dlacreti,on aiaute . Sharp ex•-r'dor lrlllnee Chi Id . Phone J oyct Ha ll, 211 EIChLh St. Seal for inter view.644-0'l&I used., moving. 968·8822 '' u t ti • Collect a blc1> • loots Power 9040 -.nooAdolltkinLow r 'te dea crlbial f b • .. r 645 ·103 0. Aft 7 pm Bo•ch , 90740, (213) Crystal,W.aterped,Lots ••••• ; ••••••••••••••••• • COILSpay/t<leu~Jnlo. youraeU . Write ad #M or !1'>' , .. ewportCtr ~re. 6'S·a:i65. 431·252'1 E xt. SO 1.ateral TELEPHONE Solicitors, WATEll BED, king size, of h o u $ e p I ii n ts, Cl · )' . _;:==..::<::!.-'.:.::=:::!..!:!:~Dally Pilot p 0 Bo·x' Chair &t secrelartal Entry Encouruged p/timc. work from your pl.'destul fr1n & hdbrd houstihold fum clothes asstc ach~. 36 Jtum ,,,_.,, • Gr11 & Blk Awl' 1560, COBta M ......... ..,,. ~ • · ome, £2 ,25 hr + bonui;, tw ). iVN· 675·6.507 • .. " k , "" Oil 1 , ~T • • · du~640 0300 h ood •M e"orylho' "" goe' ", 191 10· Runner .. _ Ult 19. '· 6, Nds .. "!p,.-t.i.r mix, male. D AL ASSISTANT " ,..,_ ""'" nose ing anv ve . all o · . bl "'7-1377 .• Sunn·Mon'.9·5.· . b15·17iHJ&eves642-fi9!!0, ., ..... ·~... ·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ 1~H•• •:n-.... REAL ESTATE 11. · ol d C llun lin"lO St II B wor . .,l:>uuor er.1i.y~ vrc 111.b le CcNi.at Hwy, THIRAPYTICH Ma ke ext ra money. Mr.Organ,S56-l42-1. 1111ngTa ew/Gchalrs & .,.. HB. 531--'385 ls.Wl-ta67. OrthodonticOlfice,exp 'd Openingfor 6 partor full C h i n a Cab. D anish 14 . SKI BOA1', 7a Il l"" ••OOJlew-~. . AVON pref'd. E xpanded duties. Min. 2 yr s exper. or tim ... ,llcen•ed real es'"te wnlnut.c"'l\n..548-Mfi.2 Misc•Uan•CMn -~• ' d b 11 S I • -~ W-1-...a Ev1nrude. '!'railer. Cov· Salary epenc.lenl upon I C 00 ng. a ury com-salespeople. Call for in-T -· -IOI I LOST:-Lab/Shep, m ix, -a.b.i.l.l ty . .ll e n •fit •. mena.u.r.at.e w./\rainin& & tervie.w. ** £MPO*ir Sl?ttri.t ONS Calif. king, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• er. J>.11sc extras ! $8.;)0, male. Black. Vie.18th GITMOltl Orangt,637-8100, ei.:per. Con,act Mr . 646·3928,eveaG73-4577 ·yrs -new. Xlnt cond. S$CASHSSFOR 1-"'"o_-<cc1_•1".------ Plac.enu.a, Cll. Am. OUT OP UNf Hamilton, 642.2734 ext H..cft YOlll Mow! i150/offer. 586-3384 or Good used furn/ref rigs SEA RA y SRV 190, 2l:i li~· "Jake''• R E WARD •. DENTIST.Gr addei;iriog 381. Cos 'a M esa 12131348·2998 f~ I IO XLNTCOND , astoc/parLner or ? in Me mori a l Ho&pi ,a l . .,zr1/1toves.546-0'7f18. • · •. 6'5.=-::""""=------l Become the ,beauty ex· Orng CtJ &. vic6l5-G259 E OE. •Ke-ell"'"'-Mexican liv. rm furn ., :; Office~--~ & l $8-5075 FOUND: Dog,aUwhiLe, Meetnewpeople &elliol DESkCUIUC * yp11 / KYI car ved w ood. $7SO . EquiptHtd 1085 3,. · 8 .E TRAM -pert in your territory. ~==="""'~="""'=~r:::::::::I T ••-.. -5 -r;· pc. custom made, hand ,..,...._...... R female. Brn oolla·r. Vic. quality products. No self· Exper'd NCR,.PBX. Ap-Insurance A&encY needs •Escrow S.cy's tw7·060G. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~po r l l J li b e r . l u 11 y ~12th===St=·~H~·=B=·~s.>;-=-='""'=-__jio& exper. nec.eaa. Call pl)' in person motel of· exp e r 'd cla i ms un-RN CCU •PIXOperalOll ---"--------!ADD R ESSOG R AP H equipped . l...ik c ne w. LOST: Glataes in bl~~M0 ....... ~-7~04~1 ....... D~a~y~s~ ...................... ~ tic.e , Ben Brown's, 31106 de rwriter . Xlot bene. • For Sale: Headboard w/2 Comp. syi;tern. Mos. 1900 $28,000. 493-SMt& days. J~Lber s nap c.ase, oval.I S o. Coas t Hwy, S o. Mrs. Bradley, 494·l087, Nights, full or p/time. TempoTemporary Help nigh t s tand s~ triple printer, mod. 6380 plate ti15·8226eves. purple frames . Vic'. Babysi,ter, Days, .20 hrs =La=1=u="="=·------l-S4_9_-_30S8___c_·------I ~~~~e/i~:tiC~n~%t ~~~~ 17802 Sky Park, lrvi~ ~~i~~rm~/:1~~:aa:i~ maker. Cabinets & sup· loots Sail 9060 Coala "esa '/1.5 if! w .. k 'SI 00 •- 1 !lo Call 540-445S JJltes.554-2384 •••••;••••••••••••••••• ""' ., , , , • ui. y, DiUwesherftfi-1 ..... .-celller J ensen. 642·2734, Costal~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~J -Ji:64J!5'.!·0J:!7Ji!69'.:· _____ _:_I contac'~·5141l ::,m~ 3 Cll., own trans. Conv. Hosp 642.o.see Pa rt time. Recent billing h1emorial Hospital, JOI I~ ~1 agnetic cards 1·or IBM 8' !le d ;, r ~>1gls Sabol . Jt"OUND : Bicycle, Vic .,1;~;·~1~.;;;;;;;;;;;;j experience necessary .1,..v~·~·c~to~r~;~a~, C~.M~. EO~'~E~ ............ 1 Up .. olitererJ&pr GO ING BACKHOl\lE! i\l ag-Card t ypewriter. comp. w, s a1 accct;.:,,. > }'r HunUna:lon Beach. Call Dishwas her· Apply Mesa Call 493:~-_ r Aircraft-Wilt consider Bassett bdrm set, Erl y Approx 400 cards. Asking old · J:: v c :. /Wk n d s to ldentiry. 968- 8138 ev Bink Verde ·Conv. HospitaL Aulo. Salary + Comm. Amer. 6 mo old, i lSO, nr· -'~"'-"'-"~·~· 6~7~5~-1~360~-----l -""='~··~·1~53:,_ _____ _ & wknd•. 661CenterSt,C.M. INSURANCE AGENCY SALES 549-2743. As k for Ken. ly nu livn 'g rm couch, !f, Cl 1-' SI """5 G' .rl Per•onal li i lW, reel chr & ottomn W ANT E D : 0 f f i ce assy ,) • oop, ~ • DISTRIBUTOR wanted. · nes un· Fashion minded girls szs. assort lam..., ..-10 & typewri ter 15'' carriage. Viny l d ~c li:,_ im mac. Over 25. Interested in de rwriter. Exp. nee. luokin g for u f/t lme Waltress,over21.S.Coast •-., JI.f r. Park .673·7348 Dacron sails.644 -854!J 494·1087 Mrs Bradley .t. . bo . Plaza. Coaches Corner $15, G.E. cl.C. ft. ref/frz.r , FOUND: B\. qutwahua, •PP 1 yrs, fem. Harbor & Adams 551·71.M -UMITID Callfoniio- earnln& up to$800per mo ' · · perm. pos1 100 1n I.Ill· ~, mo., pd o•87, wnt ••~. · C II • I M th Hest.546-7955 ~ ........, Exe svl chrs "'":/'",secy 22' l·ler rcsholl Americai;L. p /t. a 639·6123. qu s a es. us ave cx· 1----='-'"------I G.E. xtra lrg Id wshr. ~.,,., JUNIOR SALESMEN per. in wom en's cootem· WANTED: Couple for du· 1 $2 . b chrs SG /24, desks, dftg Eagle gaff rig~ed w1lh DO G ~a~~ porary clothing. Call for · a mst nu po, pauo t I, stools /dks": e"c d ks. leak opllon at dealcl'.51 E • -A.ge 1(1..15. Earn $2()-$40 • t ty as Mortuary atten-assort. chrs ilO, Etly. Jlierce-861 w !9th, CM. cost/redul'cd.!°J'IG-7172 ... FOUND: Beautiful Jong hair, wbi,e, rem, cat . COM 673·S6.52: LOST: Wall lhe woman who picked up 8lk &: Tan, 6 Monarch Bay Plaza South Lagwia xper, busy shop. per week getting new <tppotn ment dunLS & utility fwictions. Amer. h vy maple end tbl El Toro. 586·3422 /831).8627 1:1.1stomers for tbe DAIL\' THE LOOK Preferable on Soc. Sec. & cor tbl $50 set., 21" B/W 645·74-l l Boats, Slifn / DONUT SHOP Early AM PILOT after school and 644-6500 E mply mt. in cl ud es Mg\·x. xlnt cone!. i.100. National Cash Register, Docks 9070 Sbif,. No exp. ne e . Saturdays. Yoo mllS' bel----=-.:...:-=-==---·1 salary + Studio apl. & 646-7929. SJ25. 6x20 Table, $50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~oman Age~-Apply out of school by 3:00 p.m. SALESLADY uLils. For interview call: G.--Sale IOSS 5'8-6937 wkdays. PRIM E SLJ PS / 12 wk Bloodhound pleaoe return . Chi ldre n he1rta>roken. Vic. CM . No ques,ions asked . 1714149 .. 127) 17141111·1970 inper&on :1J5E.l 7thCM and beable toworlr.at Matur e. R e t ail 714-646-2424 ••••:T.••••••••••••••••IBM Md 8 E Nc"'·portBeacll leas t 3 days per week. No drugstore . Includes eves . o el • x~c . All siu.'S Ooorman!I'beater deliveries or collecting. &. wknds 846-0688 WHO WA NTS TO WORK ? Garage Sale, Home items. typewr iter. Carbon rib· 673-5253 645·850& 645·8259. . An Equal Days. 708 E. Balboa, T t · . DRIVE ACAB! No Junk. Sat/Sun & all hon. Good cond. i169.l-'--"-="'----..:.::..::::c .Balboa, vided . Call 963-5011 in .,.,_ k r next w . 3 1 , ·8533 s, pe:e rans po r a 'ion pro· Sale•l~R-.a.....:• CHOOSE your hours, k 2J 9th St HS 979 loat S d& Hunting t on Beach or Exp e r 'd . hildre n's wor or yourself, be . Ski 9080 631.1495 in Costa Mesa clothing & toys. Approx your own boss. M~n or H-a• 8060 P1onos & Orgms 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRONIC 30h k S4 Women Can be slightly _,,"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• E qu al O pportunity ".:'..:::rs:_:w:.=:·.:::•~-~t46'°"1~.---l h. d . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 Ft.·tri hull Carvallo, . 1 -an 1c apped. Neat· 1911 SOHMElt Pa rlor J\ferc. 80 ll P -OBwitrlr. LOST: Burmesem.alecat,i.,..O~p;po~rt~u~n~il~y~Emp~~Joy~e<~jiiiii":~~~~~~-blk, altered . .BayahoreliF area , NB. Reward . 548;7470 IEAUTICIAM Newport Area. 548-1311 Emp oyer SALES Cl ea n Appearance. Trail/Parade PONY, Pin-Grand. xlnt. tone &cend. ASSEMBLERS \' t o c olor. 14 ha nds. 30 l\t P ll ; clean. gOOll LEGAL SECRETARY Tele~ S.s ets., relired. Age 25 to Best orrer. 494·1235e\'es. c 0 n d , 6 4 2 _ 8 4 5 ·• FdUND Irish Sett.er, Vic. . . Soulh Coast Plat.a. wear-Beaut1c_1an for busy motel ing le athe r c ollar salon an C4M. July 1st. r~-70 s 1 l · Western /English. $300. .-(Experienced ) Corporate experience. Man or woman expcr'd · upp emen yoor in-83 l-9lZ8. K u RT z MA NN 5 · 7 •, Eves/wk ends Im m e d . opening s Newport Ctr 640-0800 in telephone sales to come .. Drive a cab 6 hrs _c.c=.c="--------1 w /growing manuf. of work20hrs perwk.Hrly ormorea day.Applyin REG.Ara bGelding,grey. Grand._Xlnt. cond. 8oats,Stor09" 9090 LOst Male Manchester 1e..,-Opii'iliw medical jnstruritenla· LIC. ASSISTANT, Tues-rate +-incent.ive. Costa person,.. Yellow Cab Co.1. 6 Yrs old. Very-affec.-i 1,850· Firm. Pvt. Pl)•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Terrier. Black &: ta n. No following nee. Comm Uon. ·Wed. Kelly Templetons, Mesa Joe. Ph: 557-5662 186 E. 16th St.,----co5fa tiona te & willing. ""'SO. _ _.=93::..:'7~7~°''-------l·B·oat-St-o·r age ·d ai·l·y · .s.&G-0947. • 642·08« or 494-990'1 teed A I I P 445E.J7th,C.M..642·0194 i\1esa. "' k 1 From GWC eve May cuaran . 645-1050 PP Y n erson 1..:.=::;_______ Call Kathy,673-1510 SportiftCJ Goods 8094 w ee · Y month I y • 1$tb. ELld.0 Reward1-=====:..::::..::=;.__-J ROHE Lovely home for Live ln SEAMSTRESS .::::::.:.:.::.:::'-!..:.:;C:::::0'..--1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Security-24 hr. launching. 53i-.~;:,,:82~-~'8=·------JGBEAUTYOP£RAl TOR ScintificCorp. Wskpr. Clean & resp. Sail makers , exper. req. M«chondite R_cg. Quarter, 10 -~rs, SCUBA.All equipmentfor ramp. ]lo;ewport 'Duncs. -ood guar an ee, xln\, ZlS8S. Hathaway person, age~""-C"e Top pay. Ullman Sails. . tlas hy chestnut. Trained complete di ''"g Br d 1131 Ba ck Bay. 644-0510 Lost small bl;lck poodl comm is s ions. Busy, .......,.,...., .... 675·6970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & s hown Weste rn . \.,, · a!l mix, loog l ail. v ;c e.sta.bfioshed Lacuna Santa Ana *'" for eklerly woman. Lite1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 1~1eas ure. Affectionate new. Med11:1m quarter in· Harbor&22nll.&i5-667:i. P.each shop. 49-l-82.Sl or EqualOppor.Employer cook'g. P riv. rm&: ba.11 Allff.-s 1005 Pre fer s g irls . .N eedS ch wet sui t. ~99-1610 or Transportotlon Salary open. Hntg Bch. •• ••• ••••• k ' · h 095 675-8900. P ETER •••••••••••••••••••••••' 4~..3833. SECRAARY •••• . ••• ••••·•• wo r 1n g wit . ., o. · C p.._.a1. SJ 846-0242. !;I 1900 EXGLI SH Halltree. 83(J.702J TV Rod'o .,.,,,..~,,..,..,Salt/ •••••••••••••••••••••• BEER BARGI.RL Turk's Ex...._ tile \ M •CHl~STS Need enthusiastic ex· solid oak. 4 brass coat H·Fi § • 8 Rfflt 91 20,' Refined Gent to mee Rer;taurant, 24462 Del ,._..G_ .. ~ T A 1~ k "ll d perienced sec.'y forfield hungers. beveled mirro MSUhST SELTL!_21 Reg. If• •••• • •• ;.!.•."::: ••••• ~!.~••••••••••••••••••••••• finan mature widow. Prado, ·DP. Apply an. .....,.. o p pay or s 1 e service manager in our w/bench seal storage, ow or ra1. $800. & 7 2. 9 1:i_ fl. Mobile Rolls,•M/Benz equiv. 5PM Wed. 'hru Sun. Outdoors gene ral machin ists . rapidly growing medical xlntcond ,Sl75or best of-Sl 500. 640·5320 days, CU RTIS-?tfATIIlS Hi·fi T1·a \'eler Cabover. Semi Meaningful relationship. ~4~9;3;·99;;2'~;;;;;;;;;;~ Tooling & short.run prod. instrument firm. Must be l -''=·~"~960=~"="'~'=·-----I 675-3938eves. Ste r eo with r ecord sell' cont'd tlyd. jacks, Pl s 0 m e e x p e r . player , l\tultiplex, Two boot k & !add & ease reply to P.O. Box lfyou qualify for Combat / · ,.; people oriented, a ble lo E nglish Boreille •addle spe akers in beaulo·rul • rac · · · er ; 1001.CM T w progressive ..ues r e· a da pt t ch g At Appli 8010 m o o·c . •rus t seo ,' B & Girl Ar ms r aining, you'll do 0 an es. ance trk ) Co 1 t k b. LS65 6441~42 " oys s 1'ustlhat.Jn the dook.On l-'q~'~d-~C~.~M:::.:·64:=2~--='----l times work under r\N>. s I e new ; mp ac ' ca inc . . • $1600/ofr.Catl anytunc PREGNANT? ... .-·-••••••••••••••••••••••• bridle, b rushes, e t c . , C arin g co nfid e ntial 10Lol4yearsofage.Dai· an e m ply s t om ach . MAID WANTED, pa rt ssure. Sb min 90 wpm, REFRIG. l 3 Cu.ft.F/F , 644·5890 Kenwood Rec.2 Trusonic 848·8013. ......... couoselit1 g Ar: rererral. ly Pilot. delivery rout.es Maybe even io the rain. time . Ca ll Mesa Motel, typing min, 75 v;pm. $85. 20 Cu. n. F /F, SxS, spkr. & cab. AR lurnta· 'i4 To)'ota ;·lg. Bed, p,1in l A bortion, •dopi,·on & m ay be tvailable in your The reward is knowine 646·9681 Call Ann Sauvageau $l50. bth workperf. Mov· J•wftry 8070 hie $360. 642·2313 P.U. wilh the ultimate 111 k ce . area. Earn profit for de-you can do iL J oin Che For appointment or info ing. 549-8500 ••••••••••••••••••"'••• o.af;l>.Vcr campers. ma"4 ping. li\'.Cries & cash, triP6 or people who've·joincd Ute M .... T. w,....,Ell Bring resume WA""TED •. boot h k A PC ARE 547-256.1 ,... "" ~ RO HOTPOINT Gas ~·er, ,.. loals .& MariM '°""'"''• i a.ir s oc s •. · --'--'-'-===-==-1mcrchandise forKlling Army. C•'ty o f S e I Bch HE u•s -1· ·g t 11 t -a · all cycle. ~•. Kenmore TOP C ASH DOLL~R E--ent ~" ri • 5 ove, a "rctso JJM W. Do J have Lo wail ne w subscriptions. For S698 /84 7. Apply City Scie.tiflc Corp. -,-r-··· s ln<t 4. 1st one with $3,,... "tit THE FAIR? inlorma,ion please call Call •-11 · h elec. Drye r , all cycle. PA I D F 0 R YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~ A.V.D. 642·432 1. From San _....., ~:a'c2~~ ~~g7 4tg0St(25:~ San~~nsa Harta~70 575. Fridgidaire Washer, ·JE\\"ELRY, WATCHES Generot 9010 t::l~~5~~~~.1 This won'G -----''--"'----I Cle menle-San Juan Opportunities 431·2527 Ext.SO EqualOppor.Employer SSO. Kenmore Washer , ART OBJECTS, GOLD, •••••••••••••••••••••••I--'::;:::..:::.:..:::::::::_ ___ ~ ADAMS MASSAGE Capistrano area, call -,45·1240 l~~~~~;';;iEimiwl~~~~~~~~~!l -~$50,;():_.~54~6'.!·86~12~----I SILVER SERVICE , 18' R E DWOOD Canoe Clean private rooms. 495-0630 and Mission Vie·l~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~I MANICURIST NEEDED FI N E FURN & AN · w/sail. xlnt. cond. ~. llave some~ic to scll?1 Massage &: Sawia. 8839 jo-EI Toro area, caUI IMMEDIATELY!! Secretary for busy Yacht TIQUES.645-2200 548·33l6 Classificdads'Ooitwell. 1, Adams Ave, Hunt. Bch. 581-6310 .. · IX. SECIETAIY • 644 -77Z1 • Brokerage on the Bay. licyclet 8020 (963~~-1~'4~1,~M~on~t~h~ru~;.S~al~l;;Eq~u;a~l;O~p~po~r;. ~E~!n;p~lo;y~er~ Excellent opportunity . · Exper. skilled applicants ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~gt. ~J:~~i~a'fe~:f.~f. llllm 'ti! midnight. for sharp indiv. w/good Manicurist for busy motel only. Please! 646-0SSI. Used Bikes/Parts. SIS/up. s.b &: typing s k i ll s s alon in Cdl\i. July J.st. Buy /sell /trade. 24 88 1 ..:c=a=l=lbe=f~l~p~m::::.646:..::..:-4225=~·-.i ~ C311 Sally for Cameo w /rapidly expandin& 642-0844 or494·9907 Secre.tary, Front Of c, NewportBl .Ci\f.642·'i~IO Custom Fitted Bras. Win IOAT·tUILDaS r· · I · ,. Bkpg., Smith Medical 1nanc 1a organ1za 100 M a ture la d y t o do Cl '· N e wp o rt Cyc l ery . 1free.67S-7168 Westsail Corp. needs a bel ted . . 1n1c.640·6180 -=-="'--=--'-'=----1 Boat Electrician w/min 1 soon to oca in O.C. housecleaning. Apply ml--==:=c:=::.:=.:::...___ Raleigh. P e ugeot , & MitcellOMOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• T,.... 5450 yrs marine electrical ex· are a . Edxper1 in r eal person, 31755 CsL Hwy. ECRETARY/Bookkee A ~uki. 2116 Newport WANTED •••••••••••••••••••••••per. (including A/C & esta te e ve opment, South Laguna . pt:time w /previousexp. Blvd.NB.675·1700 FLY DRIVE DC k ~ b !egal ~ortgage bank·l-====="'-----'---1 ror Dr's. ofc. nr. Hoag. -=:.=c..:.:.:=c::..::..:=----1 TO P CASH DOLLAR • I wor ). i.ust ave 1ng pr . XJnt pay & Mature la dy over 50.,642:::.:":.:"o:O:_ _____ Suntour Azuki R acer. PAID F OR YOU R bwn tools & tran.sp. Xlnt benefi . Work in Cos metics1-$99.95. Cycle Works Ltd. JE~ELRY, WATC~I ES, EUROPE co.beoefits&future.Ap-CalJPerson.nel St udio . 842·3010 or Secty/Recep,, for l,girl 1822 Newport Bl. CM. ART OBJECTS, GOLD Round I.rip Air+ Car in ply in person to: 213/869-0512 842·7008. R.E. office nr. Orange 548·5783. SILV E R SERVICE. Europe. SLarva,ion WnhclilC.... Equa!Oppor.Employer Cnty. airport. Pleas ant, __:c::_:::cc=-.------1 F I N E FU R N & AN· Buda:e t ·to-Break the 1d38Placentia,tM Mature mal~ Sa' & Sun congenial atmosphere; COHSUMERGUIDES _T:.;l:;Q._,U:.:E::S~-..:64::5~-=™=---I Bank De luxe Plans.J:;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~Fac.tC?rY PW _orkM, ,man, 8-4,Mon-Fr111·2p~.7-11 gd. skills r equired. $500 Newes t,BestBuy UST M C growing a1nt gr., 4 Store, 2150 Placentia CM Month. 833-9293 Is Now Here! C 0 a r P e l ~I~ RA NUT 0 • LI do day-40hr wlr:., $2.75 start The Super Le Mans Ins,a lle r. Yours /~linc. a&e, .B.8?3-4550 BOAT +benefits. ,s.tS.7101 ask Se curi ty Guard-priv. By Centwion Reas. 22 yrs exp. All ~r......t & ror Forrest. comm. g uard needed, Corona dell\lar Bikes tYAeS. 646-1547 ,,..,........ O newport peer retired military or 3323 E. Coast Hwy, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIBERGLASS BChOaKr gKeE_ ESPaEreRguFaurldl .c~ personnel related exp.40 hr wk.full Call675·7666 on -.=.·· co. benefits. Vehicle pro-1---==.::..:=---1 CARPET IARC9AIHS JoltW•ted. 7050 sya,em , trucking opera-~·. agehcy vided.Sendresume : Cats 8035 TopQual 1w1i11Seconds ....... MOLDERS '100· Some typing. Costa ~-'·""'-Writeadno403,Daily •.e••••••••••••••••••••• Used Carpets-Any Size ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. Must be able to ,.,. ....,., P ilot, P .O. Boxl.560 PERSIAN KITI'ENS ror "CHEAP!!" Chlca10 law 1c.hool grad prepare On"ancial Stale· 2192 MaiUn, lrvine 1 _c::o::•~•a::.::Mo:e::•::a~, C::a:;92626::='--I aale. Top qual!Jy CFA re· Coll 6 73-7162 seeking job as law clerk. Wanted-Experianeed menu. Need local ref's. JeannieSiaco gistered. A~ Persianl~"""'"""'"""'~"""'"""'~"""'"""''I Ready for work July 1, Gekoohn · Gd. position for qual'd. Mimi Leverton * Secy's-S.Yeral stud service. $100and u.p. I· 1975. Resume avall abl e. Touctt-Up • p e r son · Cal I : Mrs· $700-SOOO 100% Fee Paid Phone 892·2910. Coast Firewood Supply Write : Classified ad no. Snyder at 545·3412 for Type 70, sh 100 ~75. Cord deli vered. 422 c/o Dally l'ilot, P. 0 . Moldert appt. Nunes Aides, all shifts. Real Estate. Legal HIMALAYAN Kitte n , 58t·ll22 Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca We pay top wages Convalescent Hospita l, Liz Reinders Agency c h amp I o n s ired. S 1----='-'-=--'---l 92626 Excellent co. benefiu Gene 1 ral Ofc /Se1cretary 642-0593. 4020 Birch St, Ste lo.& Generation pedigree, * ·*I BUY* * includin& co. paid p /t me. Ma nu . firm ~ Newport Beach 833-8190 675-0168 HtlpW...W 710 healthlna&lifeins needs p/time help. Type OFFICIMANAGER Callforappc:Mntment _.:.:;==------I Good used furniture & •••••••··~··•••••••••• for our employees. $So60 accurately, 10 key To S800 tor e nthuastie or· . DoCJt 1040 appliances, or I will Sell PACIFICA By deaira ble . Call Pam, ganized mature woman. Service Sta. Attend, rull ••••••••••••••••••••••• (or You. _S4_7_-"9'86"-'-_b_et~wcc•~•"·l"l_. --I Min. 7 yrs. general ofc. or p/t. Brown'sShell, 990 Golden Retrievers. AKC. MASTERS AUCTION Accoun,anL Sy1temt ·Engr 'Macb /Foremn $!SK+ t.oS19K $14K+ Kl ER YIPHJS GUAROO exper. Penonnel ac· E. Coast Hwy, NB 33 Champions. 645-6438 646-8686 & 133-9625 pp "" F J t I m e, p I t.i m e. ~ounts payable/purchas· Service Station auendant. 1 .::0~'~67=3-=7~•~69::.:.· -----1 Or SUND A Y839--M74 928W.17thStreet Unirorms furn. Teleph & ing. ~~·Send resume t Apply in person. St.eve's SILKY T err. puppies, • Elec,roni c Tech $950 Costa Mesa car req'd, Call 833-4003 Cla.ssifi e.d Ad No. 388 .. Exxon station, 300 E . AKC. Sbedless, odorless MATIRESS Steno Tech Comp toflOO 7 l4 /645--5570 appt. Dally Pilot P. 0. »c;ix 17th St. Costa Mesa. Exp. & a dorable . Rea"S . ' IR.VINE PERSONNEL~ .......... ~~~ .......... ~! 921~..;, Costa Mesa, Calif. nee. 962-8377 *MAD MESS* SEO\ nrr5 r: Half Doy Mica Pay -· "-""-L •,,.4£;8'.ICY Boutiquel'dgr.Recent ex· 9AM ·lPM or IPM-5PM ORDERLY Service Station Allen· Black German Shep. *ALL SIDS* ·' 488&.17tb(Atlrvlnej' per. req,'d. Bikinis & or 5 PAt'.9 PM. E a rn . dant, exper 'd. Day & pups, AKC. Angekort A OONV'£NIENT SHOPPtNC ANO S£WIHG GUIDE fOft l}tE . CAL.Ofr4 "TME GO. For., Ad i. w-·• World Call Sole 64Z.S671, bl. 330 Grett The World! Pr inted Pattern Crochet Sports! SU1te22.& Costa Tttea• sporllwear. Xlnt oppor. $100 + + per week doing For Pri-1 Shift. Exper . eves. Full & p/time. App· line. 6 wks old. Good Priced toMov•! C.U642-1470 25-30. 673·7569 days. enjoyable work ln our pref 'd. 496·5702 or Jy Shell Station, 17th & c hamp . lirie . Xlnt 833·962,&646-8686 ·-~-~~-~!·~-~~~~~-~·i:;0027-09~1~8~a~·r~t~6~p~m:-::----:-J ·brand new ofc openlnJ 831·1774betwn9am..fpm .l~rv~i~n~e~·~N~·~·~·-----watchdogs. ~f/F. $100 to _D_R_A==PE~R~l~E"s"=&C=A~R=P"--ET-I 9230 p:~11 •m•rtlY u•rll ,,11_• • ,.-uu-~~ .. near O.C. Airport.. X:lnt. 1. 1 • hi -. $150.645·2327. Be p ,.·uh .. 1~1d. 1trll)9d ""tt. A bakpr" ref Ute hsWrk Col atudentl, Pit. sis, de: opportunity lot po1ILlve ave aomel ng you want SHARP, Quick, e£rlc.len' 1..:;=.:;_:_:;:..;:;:::.:.:._ ____ I st ricea·F\"ee Est. SIZ!.S a.20 Ch°"' 1 iir•~ht eollll' lllu• sal. pv't. rm/ba, CdM'. Jiv. Eves/Sat. Car, phode minded I ndl v For t.o sell? Claa1Uied ads do Girl, ror gen'I office, & MIN. Schnauzer Puppies, 1 ____ c_a~ll"S48'-'-..a=10'-----I f~.11f. . 1TI: ;ff ""hit• tor tM loef or ••11,..t ,flJ.1>2 671875 . 1821 , nee. Mr Lyons846-MM personal lnLervt~ Call It. well -Call NOW, cus t re la tions. l'<if esa adorable 8 wkt, AKC, E•ltTH WORMS "1 .,.,._.. ~ -:;:~o~~rn~~.,.~~!~,:~ 833·809:5. ' 6'2-5618. Upholstery, 642·8400 Reas. 962·8513 A o•I•• .-u•m elite II, Pl.tier-. FOR THE GARDEN OREE'l" THE WORLD In• 7rit: Slatt t ·ll 1M;l, 'A&SEM BLliRS SAILBOAT ASSEMliLERs 11s,.n-..11 Mime IMMIOIAT,IL Y ' Coolc,r.fff-Wanted o r s mall hospital. Will train. '98-$702 or 831·1TI4 betwn 96:4. COOICS M.in. Exp.·D•yShifl APPLY DERBY UGS.E. Brtstol,CM W.·8390 A r I p CR~ATIVE nRll -~ PP 1 n erson Artitta all ty-lllclud· -COASTAL ~ 1 ·-a~TI'°""""" IYI'" ln1 -2roduction/P1ne. ~ -"'""'~ Cal ' t:rnle Zebma, • J7'22 Derian.AV* 111.S.SOO • , Jrvlne >' CUST0D1Ali 1 • lot chur'cti • sn«bolal Al1l1'a "t Mana1e.r Iii Some 1rouDC11oape I Bl.ayer. a1f.l'llllve a ex· malAL l.LO,...., '*" per'd tor Balbolt lt\and per w11. tome n.MiitlilJ'. ... C!MUI .... , Jr. blpl· MalW'e 1ea&1w1-.... qoa.' Apply I~ -f 'd , CaU Mwltl Tu. 11.., wad. rr1 ,...,, no 111n Fri ..... ••••• T•Dr•-··--· I Hiii YOUUILF Work wb•a )'OU want to, part time or Nil tJme. The SbalUH Equal ()p- p()rlUDlty. We train. Clll for appointment M·F, 10 •m·noon 548..si53.. Golden Retrievers lOOO for $4.9S prlne••• 1tiaoe that •let.k• s...d ti ... tor ~Kh P"ll@MI. Purebred, 7 wk.t, $1$. Worm Casto'n••C?'·og Y~•,••'!~_•bo'rH • • toltlr 2S' ror etcll p•llem tor C 11 b . ·--IJ< •-r DI' 1 .. m.. aT• It all -tjnt·CIUI mell 1tld l'PfClll a tw n S·7 pm , 17362Golhard.HB or poll1h 11 .. llb -ttut. andll••· Sel'ld lo All"• a56·1482 Prtntl!d Patt••• 1110: 8r«Jlt, 105, tM Dally rnoi. IOSS IS tal Mi-· Slit• •. Ill, ll, tt, II. Nffdl ft ~ BD 163 Free to &ood home-2 blk JI, •. SIMI It (Mt••> t&k• Old Che~se• ~~lion," I"•~ • AKC reg. Toy Poodles, to.helpyour$.ll'e9 .J~':r.~'L..-~ii11m. Vorlf\..N. v. too11 . P'ri11l M/F, altered &spayed, 8 ___ c_a_ll_N-=•~•~l,~642-=--316=~1 __ 1 Adel as CMtt fir,_.. pitten1 N1111e. Addlr51, Zip, P•tterl'I Id h b • b'nnt-d.ttliriaallandtPttill N,.mbet. · mos o , ou.se ro en, Rug, forest green, app 50 MMHaa; •tMrwl•• third· S1w• doll•r•I Cre1tl! m1.11t re main to&ether . yrds, li ving rm, 2 br, and "-9 ..U"'7 -'ll tat• thru br•utll'lll 111111,1. Sftld rorlllew Daya, 640 ·81~0, eves, h II Good ndl"--••oo ,.....,.1MN.5'fidi.M1n111 1'11 Nted\.er11\Cli~t 644). a • co ~..... ....... "I, atie Di lly Piiot, Jdt11l,...,rintecl ........... "TS" 1 .::~1:;567=:.:·-----~..:6~73=-·~04:;4~7 _____ _:1 ......,.... DIP\., m w .. i 11th N,.., Nll\1 til\f QWJU 11.ot ....... YOll 1045 a .. ""' "iOt"lf. N,v. 10011. Ntwr ftlnl•~ .... 11.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Swe etie -Pie Kittens need lovln& home. 1 Pin 1trlpe suit. 3 Flulfos. SC.AM I~ ·PYtMNAM E.ADDRUS,JIP. Scw+bk~ ... t •.•• 11.as . ~·· •Ill.£ and STYLI: NUMBER. Nm1.,.i.t1oat ............ . ONErREl'JPA1TERNofyour n .... Cl'fldl« ...... 11.• 1' •-1E1S ddcei.Hlld toc.one rreep••· "•*"'-~ .......... .. .. tem lnllde Nl:W SPRING· lllMdtCroda ........ 11.• .-Cable -su MNF.ll PAT.TERN 1flllUtV1tt ... .,.. •• ii,• I -11.tftey -CATALOG. IOOftyi.t,auM.... fMtelll Mtfl'J ....... Q.OG rr.t ""It."' ('OllPOfl.le.t "ftc Oolft~OU\10ot .,, ..... 110 FLUFrY Orey rem•I• YLEG ...... llW+Kl'llT'9ooiirih ~Af .. ~fl ••••.• l eat. T1~er·slrlped maM 1 ...-out. ror football bUfelt1Nt11,au.m ...... u.• tJPrt•ArP.••ll ...... w <.II. • ••• "•••J . •I kid and the coach 1•mra.ri.1ot1110o11 •••. fl.• -*ifatQ.IJt.11 ........ • 1 75Z>l • • -h 1Ntaritlewln1.,. ...... t1,oo ............. ,, '-··-W -1611 1 . . me • would 1ee to llOWlla ~Todl)'fl ...... w l::=:;;:.;::=:....-:-:-::::-~-~-1 It di1t J lot a break. ..-.o111.11~11.up ........... "J LonJUlrad'-A n d I d I d • ~~-ftllfb _,_. cq Unrortuna1el1. lt wu --llYLEG. • • ' I I • •' , , .W...1Mpoo1od . ..... 1.,...... . . ..... UM4 • ~ Ulltll • . ""'":u.... ...... u...i 11 ....................... . ..... , ....•........... ··••······•··•·•··•····· ............................................. , ··········-·······••l• t . WJ I DAILY PILOT Monday. May 19.1975 Opel 9746 Toyote 9761 . · Yo-"l4 a ••••••••••••••••••••••• CltCl&Mec 991 5 Lfftcoln 9945 ..1-..L.1rc1 9970 •~ · ••••••••-•••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-rv ••••••••••••••••••\• ••, WE PAY1'0POOU.AR Datsun 9720 '72 QPEl.GT ·12 \VGN. Auto 11.lr ••••••••••••,••••••••.,.• •••••••••••••~••••••~•• 72 Ve1i 2 Dr 1-hitthbltcK. !1 fllO Autos Wonlod 9590 Autos, l•potiwd · ....•........••.....•.•.•.........••••••••• ,. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALLY Clc;iin! 10~'1 · 4 Star. c.11.mpe r couch. Refrlg. & jack. Sips. 7, $1,500. Pvt. pt.y. 546.07J9 t~OR 1'0P USED CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only 30,000 MU.$ r .. di a Is . A· I c' 0 nd ·. 174 N.llTWOOD , TWO 11JT8 L1~b\ Cpu. 19.73 Th.underbi.rd, white fun ·cAU'. lJclit 'otfer ovtrt· , 1''0R~:tCN , DOME.S1'1C WILL.BUY YOUR Vinyl buckel seats. 4 si.-lfJS /ofr. Must liell . IROUGHAM O~~ Blue m15t w/2:8,000 oA wh1te, ever.)' powe1· ~14ou .. UT:i·~ . I ll'lorcyclH/ orCLASSICS QA'l'SUN,'I'OYOTA :i peed tran!ltni!lsion . 'l'radi:OK.9G2-79.» 1'ho~phomeofMotorinil mi. & Onti Burcundy 9ptlon. Ask'g ~4500 . If your car is extr.11. clea11 OR VOLKSWAC l!:N radio and ht'Olter. sp()rt Lu x u r y . Tot. a I I y W/30,000 mi. Local onti ~-b42u. Want .11.d roaults 6'2·-5678 see us first. PAlll t'Oll OR NO 'r. wheels, etc. \l~LWA) VolksWCH)eft 9770 equipped l nc ludinll owner c11ns! Sokl MW at I.AUER BUICK w J L. L J> A y ·r op $2995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pudded top, ltiuthcr In-J ohnson & Son. Nc.11.r M.,... 9738 Mai4a 97ll 2925 llarbor Blvd. OOLLA lt. C1\LL K&~1· lr-...,--="'-'"'-~---1 --:cc:--:---cc---I tcrior, lull power, fuc· Wh c;>le11a le Dluu &ok ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scoolors 91 5 0 .......................... BELL Helmets, t wo. Super Magnum size 7, $35 • Bell R1' size 7 3/8, $30 • Clean, hardly ust.'<i. 6"·1742 Costa i\l csH 979--2500 ALLEN, 540·().W.2 ••rt. I C -.IT l l PAIRS.:SIRVJCE tory uir condiUon!ng, tilt $ 4 7 9 ~ < 19 l G WV ) . ---------,.. 'I"' • J:o:X<.:1-IANOE sleering wheel, AAl /FM (tl27G WX) Johnson & HCsQVARNA 360 Cr '71. Xlnt. cond. Exlras. S850. 6'0-1329 1973 PEN TON 1Z5 CC. XJnl.cond. Many extras. _Very ~st. 586-27-17. ~sa, 1971, only 1100 mi- Jake new-street legal $4.SO. 545-5459 '73 Bult.a.co 250 Pursang des/mx. Very f~t. New eng$62Sorbest67~39JO ..._._.Homes. Salo/Roni 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOPDOLU.R P' A.ID IMMEDIA.TB.Y FOR Al.I. FOREIGN CARS CAL~c=E~~ IH NtUJl'llHT 1r·1PU1rrs 3100 W.C..sl Nwy.11.B. 642·9405 WE BUY For Rent' 19 ' Miru Motor IMPORTS Home,slps6,reasonablc Top Dollar For .~n y _833 __ ·8_24_7 ______ 1 i\Jakeor l'llodel. 1973 Dodge 21', 14.000 mi JIM PANOS Jike ne w, slovc, O\'c n MAZDA refrig, gas & clec. tub & s hower, toilet hold111~ 2uol s. ~lanchester tank, lge dbl bed, hot & Anahcun 636-tiOOO cold a /c, Asking S7500. 8'6·8173 . Orange County's RENT the bes t-'73 Ex -Hi9hes t $Buyer ecutive 25', all Jux xtras. on Imports · Free mi. 979-90565·8 pin. Bill Maxey Toyota t.:all Roger or hill 1974 Chinook 18+, fbgls 841 -~ body, 11 ,000 mi. Dodgcl---------- a60eng. s10,ooo. 751-6174. FREE APPRAISAL '7:& Dalsun Pickup. Cstm ....... • & REBUILDS stereo, crui.se c:onlrol, Son Lineoln Merc ury 'A'hl s. pa1pt ... interior. C..-~ ......... BROOKLYN UUGCO. etc:. 1'"or your Inspection. 2626 II.arbor Blvd., C.M. $1000 T.0 .1'. CallB.98·1981 Estimutet> ~-Ulo&l (226CJS) _,.:-O·_S6:JO_·,-------I aft 0 · '72 OPEl GT ":"""'.'"""--~:0-~"'"="' MeYOrick Fiat 9725 . ORiy 30,000 Miltos t:ugines /Ciii·s. 979•0935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vtnyl bul"kct s~at~. 4 llf 10 10am or aft 5pm) '72 Mdverlc:k: tan, 6 cyl. oiA-HG E COUMTY'S s pe_e d trans n11 s.s1o n, Dan. Auto. 28,000 mi. Well NEWE5.J_&LARGEST rud10 a nd hcuter, s1)01•t ---------11~::~~~~~~~1 cur ed for. Will need ·--r~ti\IEDIATE wheels, etc. (ll!OLWAJ VW Engine&Transm.fo.r l~ brakes & tires. Orig. DELIV-EltY 2995 s ale. Jtecently rebuilt. '65CADSedanDeV:ille,all Owner. $1750 firm . All i\lodels&Colors ' w ' Calllf"l·i:ll 7l E>~. power;-good-eondit&on, 646-6384 Dick Mill~r Motors t ~~I Che ·11 vw nuG AA1 1t'i\t 1 _57_so_. _ .. _,_·35_••-----:~-.-~-.-.llrl'.-.-.-.-•• -.-.-.-•• -.-.-•• -.-.-.1 -..,... iiiTi sl.~NO. Gd._ cond: Make ..167 Cad., b_rnze cpe, xlnt. 1':11 .. "iW~ ~,.._ .. ..,, oUer. Call . 213-641-2811 cond., int merilorious, 't974 "'MONTEREY Cusl. i. .. &til.. Ext. 44 days. 714-963-7790 $825/ mk otf64.S-93l9 2Dr. lI.T. Lots or extra , J2Q\V. Wanier Pantera 974 71 ~E~•~e~s~·-------.r.:--:------::::;--::i equip., incl. air. pwr. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Camaro 9917 steer., etc. OnJy gone '71 p /'·Jk '68 V\V Bug ·S775. Eves l ",OOO m1".Thi>ca•1"s1·ast an Lera. J;rn I} ·, 711en-7915 0 •••••••••••••••••• • • "' at So. i\l;un .Santa Ana :-.S7·2t:I::! 'fHPNl.S018-Rl,9ti8-o&ll -., .. · vmessage. this Weekend only ------~--1 clean, V8, 3 spd. 8 Tr EJ) John.son & Son Hand a 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 35,UOu rni , Serial .r.171-.• ~0· 1 or ays~lJ/ 68 Cama ro", extreme! ~n in. Dili~untedto Pewgeot 9748 -~d~c:~n~~nroof, AM/1'~~l. ~l,025. G4S-68.58 ol n Mc.rcury 2626 Honda ••••••••••••••••••!••••' 536·02t.i.9 Che vrolet 9920 bor B lvd., C.M. SGA & B '71 PEUGEOT 504 ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5G30 ' 4 DOOR SEDAN .69 VW Camper. xl nt CONMkJ. I 0010 Over Fact-Sun roo 1·. u 11tomat1· c cond. Ai\·l /1"i\l tapc, new CHEVROl.ET MYStCllHJ 9952 -· 1 i'adials, reblt eP" ... -... .-.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Invoice trans mi ssion 'radio o0 _.....,,,, SALES&SERVICE h"atcr. radi·.:1 1,·,·cs.·1_1_'1_"_"_·1_5_·585_-_,_____ 2828 H-~-ll•cj. 't> 8 At us tang GT plus your choice of ac-L y ----1''astback. power equip, ccs:.or1 l·s. 'I' &L. Looks 1.Jitd runs like new. ·12 VW BUS. COS'fA MESA mag whls, many xu·as. Herb Frieclander ui3::1ELli l Nc\V eng, gd cond. 546-1200 Gd cond. Make offer. 537.541>4 &M-7566 $1995 548-700-l 892-5407 ~.:::..:""''---..'.'.:'.:'.:.'.:~llr---~': .... :..:..:.:---._1-V-ol-Y-0-...:.:::..:.=- 9 - 7 - 7 -21 '68 IMPALA, 2-door HT, Karmann Ghia 973 ~ lft ~fldlllC· 321 V8 , white, air cond., ~ '6.S l\\ustang in xlnl run· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73, Ghia, am/fm, 4 new radials, S!SOO. 55 1-5038 ·1611 Ilia ... ""'-/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• good running, sOlid car. ning cond. Brand new . -"'""'· --SPECIAL P11t. party. 644-4188 after _1r_a_n_,m_. _i000_._644_·_2886_._1 i -'-'-'°~p_.m_. ______ , '67 MUSTANG Conv. Porsche 9750 '75 COMMANDER 24 ·, We buy used cars & Maida 9738 4000 mi, loaded w/xlras. tru ck.s. Call GROTl-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Below wholesale. $15,500. CllEVllOLET for a J'ree. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 UJ4 1.$, ll,000 mi . . l<.:vel'y lhing but ail'. S;1c rifice! After ti , 557-0051 VOLVO SALEI. '73 BelAir 9 pass sta wag. showroom cond., radial 1''ull pwr, air, rack. tires, gd mileage, 289 Beat price inc:rcuse. $2800/_reas off. Priv pty. eng. w /2 barrel carb. Super stock, All models eves 673•8120 ext. 123 $950. 646-2677, 984 Oak St, Priced to Sell. 011erseas 1 -~--------1 Costa Mesa 675 0261 r 6 ap1>raisal. __ . __ ._t.~p_.m_. --1 GllO'rH CllEVllOLET Trailers, Travel 91·10 J8ll 1 Beach Bl\'d. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llunlington lkach WANT TO BUY 14 '-15' 847 ·ti087 ~9-33.11 Ari_s loc ral Travel ·\VANT 'rO BUY.100.1 thru ~~a1ler. ~u.:;t ~ clea~. 1000 El Camino. running i;as. refr1g. D~nette in or noL. 908--1::17 1 aft. Jront & bed 1n rear. 5·30p in a klorLarry ti37·4156 aft. 3pm 1--·~-·-'---~--1 weekdays . any tjme SELLING YOUR CAR? weekends. TOP PRICES PAID '72 Lancer trailer. 72 ft. -Fc)r lmpo11s ·72 1'ravcl-A.ll 392 HP. J)aidfor orNot Xlnt cond. ~6500 . DeanLewis lmports 960-2664. 1966 Harl>Or. C.i\L 64ti-!13o.'.I Autos for Sole ••••••••••••••••••••••• NE\V dealer wilh empty .,.Wheel DriYn 9550 lot need s used cars ••••••••••••••••••••••• desperately. Old or new, 4 WHEEL DRIVES any 1nake. ilnmed. cash. 639,9972 or 96J-7765 MAZDA AHHOUHCES $500 CASH RE8ATES ALL i\IODEL.5 AV,\ILABLI'.: .BEACH MAZDA J 733 1 Beach BJ11d. lJuntinglon Bca"ch 842-il66 ·70 91 -1. lo n1 ileagc, 1\.\'I I fo'1\I , xlut . cond. S3.!:IOU. Call: .\'lrs. 0'A'Cn 675-7l71 Delivery SpeC"fiilISt.s -Cherry '70 Chcvelle, --,---------1 · l 50000 · · c '65 1\1ustang,3spd, Deort WrtA• , orig. rru. omp. P i 1, b •• -reblt. Bea uty! $1400. s, I .-50. ~ · -•• -.,-. -,-,-U-S_T_A_N_<l_'._•_3_75-.I ~ VQLVQ Continental 9930 Needssomebodywork. • 673-2325. 5·18·7616 .. l ti 5 8 S J> E I:: lJ S 'f El? ·\906 Ho1bo1 . c M. 6~6 9303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-3559 <.:lassie, 1600 super, com--------~--1Immac:. '73 Mark IV, Lo •66 v.a, Auto.,' P /S, P /B, pletely restored, 30,000 ORAHGECOUMTY mi (17,000) Loaded. Air eond. Radio, heater. mi. S05uo. {J l·IJ 121-2414 VOLVO Wht /wht inter. $7000. 5750_673_4094. T i\.\l to ·IP .\l. XCLUSl V ELY VOLVO 1 -;:55~2:;.J080;;:;~af;:t;;G;pm;;;:--;;;;;; I PO RSC ti F •~3 "'4 A Lur<>cs l Vol,•o Deafer-t•'fY""Town c:ounn". Real Mercedes Bem: 974n .. • "'" · . 11• "' .,..... Old mob'! • ~., .• , "1·uup Ma g 1nOranceCounly~ luxur,·. t\ll cxtras&im· s 1e ••••••••••••••• .-.................. ,J Mow Purchasing Top Cj)uality Used Mercedes Contact Used Car whcel.s. t\iC. very clean, BUY or LEASE mac. Dk. brn. w/lan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti7J.5961Jaft.lip.n1. DIJlECT vinyl top. So&.9'J5. Can SalesandSer\·ice ~:.o;~'~tE!ib~~~:~· [if:ft't~~ ff:~'.n~~~:~~E~:~ ;~~:~~~ l----~=---1 ---------1972 i\1ARK IV White on Uni•ersityOlds \Ill BL:\CK Cou1)C Xlnl. 2025 S. Manchester-White! All Luxury at its 2850HarborB\lld. cund. J\,C, l",,\J. 5 spd . Anaheim 750 -2011 Finest. Only gone 32,000 Costa Mesa 540-9640 l\tu·sl 's:.ic. L:.c ur buy. 1n1 . (811:1 87 1 ) i5595 \V.-\,"IJl' 1'0 BUY . H.164 thru MissionV'teJO" 1_<_,5_._•_oj_, _______ 1 '72 Volvo 1•15E wagon, Johnson & Son Lincoln Old'> '75 Starfire. Loaded! 1966 El Cam ino, running xlnt. •I0.000 m i.,<iir. i\'l ercu ry 2ti26 1-tarbor Only 4000 mi. O•cr $1000 'ii.'"i POHSCll E •IUW &USED or not. 968 -4\171 all. 5:30 lmlpOl--h Ai\tl /1''~1 . S:WOO. li75-765S lll11d., C.M. 540-5630 off sticker. P.P. 837-361S8. 3 L • "'DCRUISER pm, ask for Larry -Uood <..:ondHJOn '"" 1 ~~~---~---8·17-1317 Autos, Used Conette 9932 'ti9 Olds 98, 4 dr, hard top, ST ATIOH Autos, lnsporiecl 28101 MMe.-tte Pmr11.••,. l---------7-5-6 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $975. Fully equipped. WAGC>tilS •••••••••••••••••••••••1 __ •_•_-. __ ,.... __ •_•_•_-_.,_•_• __ 1 ~:>!~~~.~!~~ ....... ! ... ~ CodiNac 9915 CORVET 'rE-1913· Im-tN4-045t . General 970 I '732804 DRSEDAL'l. #J DEALER IN U.S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac. Only 20,000 miles.1----------to Choose from ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUAD~D !-Sl-11\HP ! CADILLAC i''ull puwer. Auto. P;W. Plymouth Example: Alfa Romeo 9705 Si950. • m-~1 ~ ROY 545-5459 Iles., 556-4488, 9960 1972 ........................ 1--'--'-'--=-=-'---ll CARVER ""'· O cyl., :.i speed, air, warn IMW 9712 We are p leased to. <in-ROllS ·ROYCE ATLAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• hubs, radio, heater,&ex-••••••••••••••••••••••• nounce the rt:Salc ot one ,-.,,-T"~.,,-,-.,...,,,o;"--,I Ford 9940 traclean.(466FOL) of the truly g r eat 23-4 1•171hSt. 54177 OIAMGE CbuNTY_'S automobiles of our time.1 ~=::;;:;:~~~o~:~;·~,,~~~!~".:__, (~·[l!~ICI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysler JPlyntOUth OLDEST Owned, dri\'en, & ob-: ClOSEOSUNDAYS •71 LTD, blue w/ white Open Daily &Sun."'til 10 l. & viously pamperedbyonei----------'-1 vinyl top, xlntcond. w/ PM du WrtA• of Orange Count Y's Toyota 9765 "'""'-"'"'"'"-""'""'.:;..ti xtras. ,.1595 , 846_7510• 2929J.larbor81vd., I t d I ___. 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"*'"· _., tlM!>.11.,ttW) • •••• 'i • • DOWN MONTH. ........ _.i,. ... , .. o..,,, .... .., ..... _ ... --.--....... --.......... ___ , .... __ ..__ ' IMMEOIA TE DEUVERY ,,.,.,. . . ,, I .~I .• i • 17 1: I I J j I I j s t ( ' l l r l • J I t ~ r t I ~ c l .I I • ' • J l • \ I ' i r ' J I t t t I I J l t I ' I 1 Laguna/South Coast Tod a-v's C l osing. ' • N.Y. Stocks VOL. 68, NO. 139, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES OR'ANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA MONDAY, MAY 19, 1975 TEN CENTS Southland Doetors Launch Slowdown · LOS ANGELES (APJ --About 1 5~ an~slhcsiologists u t 31 private hospitals in Southern C a llfornic.t b ega n a wOrk s lowdown today lo protest skyrocketing malpractice in-surance rates. -The doctors Vowed to handle only emergency, cancer and Ob· sletric treatm ent until an agree- ment is reached to bring down the rates. • The slow down occurred despite today's special session of lhe_Legislalur.e culled FrJday by the gpverrior to resolve the malpractice controversy. About 50 anesthesiologists at 19 hospitals in the San Gabriel VaUey said they would perform ···emergency services only.'' At 12 hospitals in Long Beach and in the South Bay area, about 100 doctors were involved. , Northern California physicians have •been conducting-a similiar· e:lpwdown {Or,aeveralweeks. ''The governor ts announce- ment changed our mood from d espair to elation, but in all pro- bability it won't--alter our plan," Dr. Sol Statman, spokesman for anesthee;iologists in the Long Beach .area, said before the s lowdown began. Dr. Merlyn Duerksen of Co v· * * * ina's lntercommunity floopital S_!id.J_"We are hopeful some agreement can be reached while the Legislature works on the is· s ue.'' Duerksen said, "'We are in a good position to be cohesive bec.a~se four anesthesiologists can s hut off 100 s urgeons. whereas it's harder for the sur'- geons to band together." ln the Victorvill e area, the doc- * * * tors al the two area hospitals have announced they will join the protest today. "Anesthesiologists have been taking the brunt of this,'' Or. WilUam Thomas said. "We reel it's time to stop hiding behind the anesthesiologists. Th.is problem affects µs all." Thomas sai d the special session called by Gov. Edmund G. BrO\\.'n Jr. is "a bunch of * * * pablum. It 's not getting to the heart of the issue ." Los Angeles anesthesiologis ts have voted to join the protest next Friday. ,,_Teanwhile the legislature opcned the s pecial session on medical malpractice insurance this afternoon. The Le gisl<.iture is already here in regular session . Jn fact, it (See DOCTORS, Page A2) * * * Doctors' Strike Hits 5 County Hospitals - Pass the Geritol As part .of Nursing Home Week. members o~ ~ Charlottesville . Va., belly dancing class gave an exh1b1- tion· to some 75 nursing home r esidents . One observer sa'd the show was better tl,t an a vi.sit from S!J.nla Claus. . . Capo Man, 4 _ Others Sur-vive Capsizing FivC persons, including a San Juan Capistrano man. s wam safely lo shore Sunday after their boat capsized in rough seas off Capistrano Beach. The boat 's skipper , Gary L. Musacco .. of 3383 Avenida Calila. lold Sa n Cle m e nte Lifeguards that the boat went down as he tried to surf it into the beach when the eng ine rilal!unctioned. Coast Man Sa ved Fro m D r o wn De ath A 31 -yea r -old Huntington Bcc.ich man was rescued from heavy s ur·r Sunday at Laguna's J\.1oss Street Beach and given inouth-to-mouth resucitation by beachgoers until arrival of city lifeguards and firemen. Bofk llokhijim a of S45CJ Atlanta St. was reported in guarded con- dition today al the intensive care unit of South Coast Community . ltospital. - Hokhijima was unconscious but breathing aft er citizens re- suscitated him . fie was placed in the ambulance, but, agai n s topp e d brea thin g. Fire Engineer Harvey Boelts restored the m an's breathing and rode in the a mbulance to the hospital with the victim. Laguna Beach Lifeguard Mike Dwinell cr edited the private citizens with saving the ltunt· ington man's life. Names of the rescuers were not immediately available. ' Once inside the s urfiine, the 18-foot Boston Wh aler flipped, dumping the five persons into the water. All swam to shore aided by lire jackets , Iireguards said. The incident was a m ong several logg'ed by San Clemente Lifeguards and Orange County Harbor Patrol orricers as high waves lashed the south coast over the weekend. At 2:10 p.m. Friday, harbor patrol officers, r esponding by boat, rescued three Los-Angeles· area fishe rmen s wept orr the Dana Point Ha rbor breakwater by a wave. Following the rescue, officers closed . th.e breakwater. But-of- fi cers said today the warning wasn't heed ed by everyone. They were c'alled to .th e breakwater at 8: 18 a.m., Sunda·y to rescue a Rosemead youth who jumped in the water to r ecapture a fishing tackle box tha:l was swept into the sea. Ken Casper, a San Cleme nte lifeguard, said five to eigllt-!oot surf Saturday forced guards lo raise the r ed danger flag al San Clemente city beachesiuxlcounty r strands' extending north to Aliso Beach in South Laguna . · San Clemente glfards made 20 rescues on Saturday and ·28 on Sunday, Casper said, as mOre than 50,000 persons viaited city and county beaches. - He allribbted the summer·llke crowds lo. sunny d ays and a 61· degree. oeean te mperature:.-the •• warmest this year. . · In Laguna Beach, lifeguard& . inade 3.S res c u es over 'the weekend~ Art Colony stra nds- wt!re hit with three-foot "Yellow .flag" waves. ' Meeting Scheduled In Crisis By ALAN DIRKIN Oftlle D•ll' Pilol$t.-tt The surgery strike hit Orange County today with anesthe· siologists at fiv e hospitals staying out of the operating room for all bj.it emergen cy procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by ~ a ba n on elective s urgery are St. Joseph's Hospital a nd Childrens 1-lospita l of Orange County, Orange, Brea and La Habra com- munity hospitals, and Los Alamitos General Hospital. Late iast week ·a nes the· siologists at these hospitals said they WOLtld not ~rf~ elective sui"geneS'U:riUla long-range solu· lion.is found to the spiraling cost o( malpractice insurance and checks today confirmed that the slowdown is in effect. Whether the strike will con· tinue, spread to other hospitals or be called off is expected to be de· cided at tonifht al an emergency meeting o the 125 a nes· thesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa- tion offices in Orange. The private meeting is scheduled f or7: 30 p. m~ -Medical Association offi cers have said that the anesthe- siologis ts will be briered on the lates t d evelopments on the malpractice insurance crisis and each doctor individually will de- cide on how he plans to act. There will be no voting. The decision to stop elective surgery at the five Orange Coun· ty hospitals affected this morn· ing was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announceq tha t he was calling the Legislature into special session to tackle the malpractice insurance issue , which has <See HOSPITALS, Page A2) Pair Arrest e d In Bur glaries Two meri were .jailed on charces of attempted burglary during the weekep.d after they al- Jegedly ... tried to break into apart- ments in the South Lagunjl area, Orange County 'Sheriff's officers reported today. Deputies arrested J effrey Dean Taylor, 28, of Redlands and Lawrence William Andrews, 28, of Colton after the two men re- portedly tried lo force their way into apartments at the Laguna. Lido building, ·31755 S. Coast Highway. Deputies said the two men <!limbed a security fence to gain access to the a partment com· plex. No loss was reported by re· sid~ts . Bomb.Susp ect Given Tern1 · Red Seare ___ , • .. ''° ~ CHARLESTON, W. Va . (AP) -The Rev. Marvin lforan, a leader or the Kanawha County textbook protest, was sentenced ,today to three years in prison on his conviction of conspirac)' lO bomb an elementa ry school. "A bomb is a weapc>n of at.er· rotist and an anarchist," U.S. Diotrict Court Judge K.K. Hall said.in sentencing the fundamen· t alJsl preacher . "It's a terrible tbin.g ••• ' ' "'!\ San Clemente reaidenl telephoned police Saturday to re- port that a large trawler 0£ .sus- plclous ortgtn was lurking arr the munJcipal pier. • Officer H arold Dpwney responded, determined· t.hal the trawler was about 100 feet long and1fHSllUnii about3007ardllo!! lite beach.· Downey noted that the ship wasn't (lying a flag to indicate whereitwasrroni. • " I He Didn't Act /fleon Pro football d efensive end Be n D avidson. a 12-year veteran with a sava ge r eputa- tion, was G entle Ben as h e signed an auto· graph for S usan Thornton, 7. of Laguna Beach. The signi11g follo\\·e d a Ra rn s - Raidel's cele brity baseball ga1n e at UC Irvine Sunday. Also signing an autog raph is John Vell a (47 ). Nursing Homes ·Flayed Grand Jury Outlines ·Areas of Concern By GARY GRANVILLE Of lllt D•il' Piiot SU.ff The county Grand Jury has looked at nurs in g homes in Orange County a nd told the Board ·or Supervisors today the view was unappealing. While the jury's r eport did not specify how ma ny nursing-homes were inspected and thought to be s ubstandard , it did note t he following .''areas of concern :'' -Understarfing thal resulted in residents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other residents for their needs and p araplegic patients receiv- ing only token assistance with their hygiene needs. -Residents fearful of un- Grandmother Gets Victim's Daughter The 2·year-old d aughter of the slain Laguna Be ach H are Krishna member is with the dead woman's m other today and a confrontation between relatives and the Laguna cult over custody or the girl app·arently has been averted. Lila Moore was t aken from the Orange County Sitton home for PILOT AD WAS ' C4T'S MEOW lf you h ~ve pets you \\.'ant to sell, call 642-5678. We make it easy to put a rcw words to. work for you . In the Daily Piiot. dependent children over the weekend and given into custody or Grace Simmons of St. Louis. mother or the deceased, J ayne Francis Simmons, 24, a devotee of, the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The woman was shot to death Friday as s h e, a nother cult member, Lil<l. and another child were walking along Goff Street to a laundry. Laguna Beach Poli ce arrested John M. "T oore, 28, the deceased woman 's estranged hus band minutes after the killing. Moore rae-es arr.Wgnment on mur-d.er' charges ·'l'uesda'y in s0uth County Judicial District Municipal Cou r ._, in L-aguna · Niguel. · Moore, too. clai'ibs to be. a member of the Hare Krishna congregation in LalUlla Beach. however. sect orficers have de- nied that he is a member despite his ' wearing or the traditional robes and distinctive haircut. Funeral arrangements for the dend woma n we r e held privately over the weeke nd. An autopsy formally conctu4ed that death came as a result oC (See GIRL, Pa&e AZ) specified reprisals ir they com· plained about services to county social service workers. -Existing health and safely hazards in some licensed nu rsing homes. As a result of those and other shortcomings, the Grand Jury said county government should create· perm a ne nt inspection teams to s upplem ent infrequent state inspections. The team should be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health and Social Services and should re port their findi ngs to the <See HOMES, Page A2) Or~Coa•t .. _ ___.!_,,.,. We a t h er Cloudy tonight becoming partly s unny Tuesday af· ternoon. Scattered light drizzle early Tuesday with cooler days in the mid-GOs. Lows tonight in the n1id·50s. INSIDE T ODAY · "-'ill lhere be enough Social SecuMty money for you when yoo reach retirement age? Or are you doling out mone y ydu'U never tee.again? Finan· cial columnitl Sylvia Porter eJ:plorei future of benefits this week beginning today on P.age BS. ....... ........ ,. c.u1-• (l•t.t.iflff c.mr(, er. .. -,. Dt•U1 NOllC•f t:.itwt.IP• .. l[flter\11-llt lfh•eflC• -... I ndex .. •• •• •• •••• At .. 11 .. .. , :~ .. ... • ' ·' ' I ' I I , .. ...J\2 DAll.'f' PILOT L/SC ... - Teachers ,. );xtend D'enumds · · Capistrano Unified School Dis- 'trict teaL•hers will up the ante 'tonight in salary nl'gotiations with the bo&rd or education. ' At the 7:30 meeting at San Juan '''Elementary School, 31642 El · 'Ca n1ino Real, junior high and "lljgh school teachers will ask (or , ,forking co~dition cha~es that 11~ould lower classroom sizes , 1 ~reate a maximum seven-hour • ,~ay and provide te<.1cher aides to · ·a·n departments. '" Teachers already arc s~king a 20 percent salary increase and !J laundry list of fringe benefits. , S<Jm C hi ca s, bu s ine ss ,manage r, s aid he has not com· puled ho~· much the v.•orking con· dition ch<.1ngcs would cost the dis· tri l'I. lie h <.is pl:.ic·cd <Jn $8 .5 1ni lli on pricet;,ig on r equest s· 1nade up lo this point. 'lt-. The nt'\\' requests will be out· 11nt.'d to th e board during a public ht•aring. Mondi)'. Mey jl. 181$ , Rest Romns Raz ed I ' Viet A.id • . ' Hal-ftmy House Set Vp By GR EGG GROSS .U-l•lM ~ .. "'"' CARLSBAD -Richard Gilbert Is operating an unuaual halfway house for Vietnamese refugees preparln" for new lives in the Ublted Sta tea. • The first slop ror refugees. Camp Pendleton, Is crowded with more lhan 18,000 VJel· namese and Cambodiana. Most are waittna: for •poosors or security clearance ... Gll ~rt's halfway house, for at least 20of them, i1 next. Gilbert said he sot Involved In the project when h is church de· aeon , Joe Alvin, asked him if he kn"w where some refugees could be housed. "He wa·s thinking about taking some of them into his house and I was thinking about taklng some of them into mine,'' said Gilbert. "Then I said, why not lry to find a place for them where they can be to themselves?"' Gilbert, a vendlng machine distributor, rented a furnished four-bedroom house in Oceanside and he and Alvin split the.rental cost, $250 a mon/h. Gilbert and h If wire, Marcella, added a kine-size bed, their televlsJon set und a washing machine to the already furnished home .. ''They want to do unything th_ey can to work an~ contri.bute to the economy," he said. "I got on~ or them a Job Saturday as a J>wtboy . He's a chemist, but he's willing to do anything." This week, he said, he will in- quire about a seamstress job for the chemist's wife. Gilber t said he and AJvin set up the halfway house "lo give the refugees some place to come un- til they gel themselves squared around." "f hl' rcqlll'S ts dcm<.ind I hat ; Classes ut Dan<.1 llills and S:111 CIC'me nle high schools be limil l'd to <1 maximum of 25 stu- dents. Old rest roo1n s n<.'ar the beach e11d of the San Clemente pier \\'e re demolis hed this \\1cek to make way for new ones. The city council recently accepted the Jo\v bid of $25,873 from Rays ide Builders of Costa Mes a for con s truc tion of the new facilities. New rest rooms also will be built n e ar T Street Beach under a separate contract. Man Drops His· Wallet, Arrested Most of them plan to setUe wilh rnends and relatives in other parts of the United Stutes. Some are contemplating making t.he Oceanside home their permanent residence, and if t.hat happens, Gilbert says he may organiz:e another halfway house. "One of my neighbors is a Marine captain who is going to sponsor some refugees," said Gilbert. "There's a woman two blocks down from me who's tak· ing about 20 into her home. The only calls I 've got have been fr om people offering money, of. fering things, asking-what t.hey can do to help" -TC'ac:hC'r aid es be given to all departn1cnts based on their size. -Counselor to student r atios be reduet.•d from 360 to 1 to 300 to ,_ A IC'achin g day not C'Xcecd SC\"en hours. · -Each teacher be gi ven a four-drawer filing ca bi net. 1-"ollo""·ing the public hearing. the requc.s ls \\•ill be sent to the nC'gotiating tc<Jm for considera- tion. l'ro•Page A l HOMES ••• Stale Department of Health facilities li censing section, the jury said . It is the stale department that is responsible for periodic in· spections of license facilities. And. according to the Grand Jury, ten state inspectors in a "f our-county area, includ ing 'Orange County, ar e limited to a single visit a year. The jury chastized the social services divi sion stationed at Orange County Medical Center 'for failing to cooperate in its in· quiry. But it went on to priase the as· sistance received from some · ceunty, state a nd federal agen· cies responsible for policing nursing homes in Orange County. Laguna School i Growth Eyed r 1 The first meeting of a commit- t ee that \Yill examine growth .,,,ithin the Laguna Beach Unified School District wi ll be held at 7 :30 tonight al. the Education Center, 550 Blumont St., Laguna .Beach. 1 In the co ming months, the eight-member committee will ~xpl ore the potential for student growth caused by ne\Y housing deve lopment <Jnd ""hat the dis- trict l'an do to allevi<.itc gro"·th J)rcssurcs. Clyde Lov('lad y. school district business manc.igcr, said tonight's meeting would be organizational in nature. Past student growth projections a n'd facility plans also will be given lo committee m embers. he said. F lights Protested SAN DI EGO CAP) -Citizens complain th at Navy jet pilots are practicing for a Paris ajr show starting ""1 ay 27 by doing aerobatics over homes. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N . Weed Pt•.,,,.nl •ncl P.,b,, ..... r Jack R. Curley \ti(~ Pfe\l,,,.nt •"" C..:n~••I ""'"'Q<I'' Thomas Keev1r T11omas A. M urph1ne M.o n8QonQ l:d•lDf Cha r les H. Loo<, Richard P. Nal! A""!•"' M.t"•ll•"'I fdol<>f • OtMr Oflicn Cb\I• Mt~• llO -" e., ~In~! --Bek!\ JlJJ lllt •PQr't ....... ..,o ~ .... 11 ... 161111.•(ll 11•11 l!orkll i!loul<r•••ll S.001«~<-V•ll«y j)l'O•L•P•>~ ,i s..11 oi..-. "'"'"'' Telephorte 1714) M1-4J21 Classified Advertising 642-5671 Laguna Beach All O.p;artments; Teleohon• 494·94&6 r •O"O'O S..t1?1t""'nl<' 495-0630 Ctl'""O"I• '''S O••"ot CO••! 1'"""'"'"0 (Ol"l)Ctlf . 1111 ,,~,.·~·~••• 111~•1<.0I">'" POol010•! "''""' ·ol •Ch tt•l •"'"'~lll l ~,,,.,n m•y n• '•P•Od11••0 "l'!llMI~• •..et·~· ""m"l'O" ot <uP~•,qtilo•n.•, ~(lflll < l~\I .. , .... P••O fl Ce•1.t M•1• C..-••D<n•~ ~.ll,1'Crtllillotl e., <•• t•~• iJ OOm""'n', · 1>~m•1t•~ u.o-1l'lly, mll•l.,.y 11o.,.,11•1oiw...u o0 !TIOl'IJn!y. l'ro"' Page A l HOSPITA LS brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and y,•hich was spreading to Southern California. Gov. Brown's· proclamation. hov•eYer, did not cha nge the stance of the protesting anes· thesiologists. ''Our anesthesiologists did not meet after hearing the' governor 's de- cision," Robert Trostler, assis· t ant administrator a t Los Alamitos, said, "but thei r feeling was that they wanted something n1ore concrete than the gov· crnor's proposal.'' Trosiler said that his 173-bed hospital had 128 patients Friday, but today the patient load rs in the 80s and he expected it to drop into the 70s i£ the slowdown con· tinues. Al the 114-bed Brea Co mmuni· ty Hospita l only emergency operations were being performed today. Administrator Ralph Op· perman said, however , he ex· pect.s the patient. load to drop by 40percent if the ba n continues. At La Habra Community Hospital, assistant adminislrator Robert Hanna confirmed that no elective operations are being performed, but he sounded op· limistic about the future when he referred to tonight's meeting at the medical association offices and said. "Our a nesthesiologists are ready. This may be very short liv ed." * * * l'ro• Page Al DOCTORS is already in a simultaneous special session on housing. The doct or s trike, already widespread in the San Francisco Bay area, spread to the c<:1pital ci· ty, as about 60 anesthesiologists said they would refuse all but emergency services. They were backed by a majorily of the Sacramento ~1 edica l Society. ·oPe rat irlg room·s \Ve r e sc h edu l e d to c los e in J 1 Sacr amento area hos pitals . Emergency and delivery rooms continued to ope rate. l'ro"' Page A l GIRL ... gunshots fired at point blank range to the victim 's f<Jce. Coroners' findings also d is- pelled some re ports thul the murder victim was pregnant at the time of her death. Laguna Beach Police Dct. Lt. Frank Dillon sa id the murder victim had reverted to using her maiden naine after she and Moore separated. Moore claims no formal divorce action was ever undertaken by either party. Police beli eve jealousy over the deceased's relations with ~nother cult m ember to be a motive fo r the c rime. T'1_e child, her head shaven in the Hare Krishna fas hion and marked with f_acial paint, was taken to the Sitton ~lome aft er police conducted a c itywide search for the girl. The chlld had been taken by a Hare Krishna member from the murder scene. Cultists told officers they want· l>d the baby raised in the life of "true believers" and pleaded that she not be given meat. fish or eggs, while in stale custody Hare Krishna members eat onl Y vegetabl es and grains. Cyprus· Talks Fail ROME (AP) -Greece and Turkey, concluding three days of negotiations. (ailed tocl<iy to re· coqcile their conflicting positions on Cyprus and oil rights in the' Aegean sea. • Glider Pilot Dies In 100-foot Plunge A wallet .round on the scene or a Corona d e l Mar p harmacy burglary led to the capture and arrest of a 26-year-old Laguna Beach m an, Newport Beach Asked wh y he agreed to help financ e the half-way house, By RUDI NI E DZIELSKI OI 011 0.lly Pilot 5Utf ' Massive head injuries Sunday claimed t he life of a 23-year-old Los-Alamitos--hang-glider pilot Ford Pledges To Veto Strip Mining Bill By HE L EN THOMAS WASHINGTON CUP!) President Ford has decided to veto federal strip mining legisla- tion because it would reduce domestic coal production and force the United States to import more oil, White House sources said today. Congress w us expected to move lo override Ford's veto later this week. Ford ''pocket-vetoed" a nearly identical strip mining biJJ last December after Congress ad- journed £or the year , leaving it with no override possibility. White House sources indicated Ford's reasons for vetoing the current legislation were almost the same as last time. They noted that a reduced domestic production of coal would force the United States to import more oil. Also with less coal availa ble. utility prices might be increased as much as 19 percent, the sources added. Carl E. Bagge, president or the Na~ional Coal Associatio n . praised Ford for "showing the co.urage of his convictions by ve- toing a harsh and punitive sur- face mining bill which would have harmed the national in- terest.'· Meanwhile, S e nat e Democratic Leader Mik e Mansfield said he beli eved the Senate "has e nough votes to override a possible veto on the bill." The White House scheduled a rnorning brie fing by Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb to announce Ford's decision but later delayed the session. There was no official word when tt).e decision would be announced. The sources said Ford also was Ci;>~cern.ed a"bout the effect of pro· v1s1ons 1n the bill restricting sur- face mining on steep slopes of Appalachia, estim ating that the bill could generate unemploy . ment of 36,000 to 40,000. The sources said the biJI also was ambi guous in its language an_d would lead to many court swts . Sniper Hits School Bus SHERMAN. Tex. !UPI ) !\Jany of the s tudents. who had ~pent ~1 long afternoon touring an ;t1nusement park, were napping· on their way home in a convoy of four bu ses . The n the first shot pierced a window of the lead bus. "( thought it was a balloon breaking -we had some on the bus -but l realized il was something t.!lse "·hen I saw the hole in the window," said Joyce Farris. 15. "Sheri was sitting near me and asked me to hold her glasses . She sald, 'My ear hurts'," Sheri Blair, 14, was shot in the c.ir. Si x other persons -two other st ude nts . two a dU l t cha p er on es and two truck dr1 vers -v.·ere wounded by a sniper who fired indiscrtmlnate· Jy Saturday night on b~es and trucks along the highway. • Police said today .. who crashed in Trabuco Canyon Chris Nincent Fraser, of 524 whi lee~ecuting a mid-air tum . P ar k Ave. was booked by Danie l K .. Turco of 4121 Newport Beach p_olice Friday on Howard ~t. died a~ Saddleback burglary cbargeS. Bail is s·et at Communi ty Hospital shor.tly_ $10.000 _ __ aft~r the 4 p .m . eras!> at _the Police a llege Fraser entered Escal?e Co~ntry ha~g gli~er hill. Zwebe r 's P har m acy, 3301 E . . A pilot ~1th relatively little ny. Coast Highway, by prying open 1ng exper_1ence, T urro began his the louvres on the roof, cli mbing fateful glide rrom Escape Coun -about 100 feet through the attic try 's !,~·foot launch site and andthen droppingintolhestore. crashed into a trash barrel at the They said he apparently len l,300£oot.1evel. . the same way but dropped his _Eyew~lnesses said Turco wallet on thewayout.Identifica-p1ck~ himself u~ and resumed lion in his wallet, coupled with th.e flig~t, ~xec ut1ng maneuvers llngerprints left beh.ind, led to ~1th ht_s or.ange Rogallo-wing Fraser's arrest Friday afternoon ' kite dunng his descent. al a room in a LagWla Beich . When he was slill lOOfeet in the motel. air, Tur~o .made a 180_ degree Police said the burglary oc· turn h ea~1ng downwind but cured sometime between closing forgot to increase his airspeed, time Thursday and early Friday an expert observer said. morning. . The kite's nose dropped, send· According to police, the drugs 1ng Turco diving head-£irst into stolen, valued at $500 wholesale th~ grass-cover,ed hill . A witness and between $3 ,000 to $5,000 on said Turco was not wearing a the street. were recovered in helme t even though he had Fraser's ' room packaged for brought one along in his car. sale: ' Turco had been flying from the 1,500 foot marker Cor only two weeks, Escape Country officials sajd, ' 1Jim Robinson, owner of the Trabuco Canyon recreation ranch, said Turco had recently n~stalled new guy wires on his kJte and that the glider had been tail hea vy since the rewiring job. "When he stalled at the I 300 foot level it probably made him nervous. He should have stayed off the rest of the flight. Because he was nervous he probably wasn't lis tening to the sound of his sail." Robinson said. Becaus e they carry no air s~ed indicators on board, hang gilder pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's fubric to tell them how fa st they are going. Turco was the second hang glider pilot to die at Escape Country. Last month 19-year-old Todd C. Baker or Santa Ana was killed whi le making a maneuver at low altitude. Malpractice Award Given WEST PALM BEACH, 1'1a . CA P) -A paralyzed dentist and his ~·i fe have b~en awarded $1 .6 million in damages from a Lake Worth neurosurgeon who operat- ed on him after a 1972 auto acci- dent. The weeke nd verdict by a six · member jury was against Dr. John E. Schwab. Hi s mouth dropped open in apparent amaze- . ment as the <1 ward was an· nounced. "How could they blame that on me?'' he asked his attorney. The jury awarded $1,325,000 lo Dr. Leonard Tooley and $..160,000 to his -A1ife, E lsa, after a two- week trial, 28 witnesses and eight hours or delibe ration. Gilber t replied: , "A lot of people have helped me during roy li£e . The only way I know how to pay them back is to help someone else. It gives you a good feeling, even u· you never see tliem again.'' - Thailand OKs U.S. Apofugy Over Vessel BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) - Thailand accepted U.S. regrets today: healing a rift over the Mayaguez affair, and moved diplomatically closer to Cam· bodia and North Vietnam. But a hard-line Viet Cong statement dimmed prospects for early Thai rapprochement with South Vi et· nam. . Ab o ut 400 student de· monstr&\tors left the U.S. Em· bassy gates' where they had torn MAYAGUEZ SAILS FOR HONG KONG-AJ HUNT NARROWS FOR MISSING MARINES. A4 off the U.S. eagle symbol and replaced it with a poster of a vulture. Premier -Kukrit Pramoj said , "We s houldn't have ~ more trouble,'' ThaiJand also announced that it will be host to a North Viet- namese delegation beginning We dne s d ay for talks on normalizing relations. ~1eanwhile, a promising start toward establishment of Am .' bassador Nguyen Minh Phuong, who said normalization Would de· p e nd on a U.S. military withdra wal from Thailand and the return of South Viet.nameso military planes flown here by re- fu gees and also claimed by the United States. WARIMERS .PAYS ...,_,., Hlllt 3IO So. ~rly Dt (11 3) W -3000 • t..1A1tplet (OIJIP.MI. Sinai Hospltol) 17 47 l•v•; Ir llvd. (213)6$7-4141 . M arinara Savlngt has always paid the highest interest legally possible. Now your savings can be worlh even more at Mariners - a Big 73A o/o on 6-year ce111flcates of $1 ,000 or more_ · Not only can you make money at Mariners, you can make friends too-with a strong ''hometown" savings and loan. .Save et Mariners. Now It makes more dollars and sanael --(L•i•U,. World) .... ,.,..~ {Moln Offk•) ISISW .. t<llffDt. (714) '42·4000 ....,.,, .. Mh (loy1ldeC••H•r) 1024 loy•ld. Or. (71 4] 6'1·4000 l .. une leectt 310 GlenMy,. Sl {71 4) 4•4·7506 (OPENING SOON) 13120 hal IHth llvd. {213) ,,..,.,. • • I I ) I I I r I t I I I I l I I I . I l I • • Attacks Grow • Social Security: How Sound is It?: By SYLYIA PO BT ER (Fintftta1mie1J • . The mountlne attacks on our Social Security $)'Item are no: new. Many. ln fact., are rehuhes of scrtpll recorded by •N ~rme1r governo~ when, ln the 19505, he waa hired by the auona Aa1oclat1on of Life Underwriter s lo help head off con· 1resslonal Improve-Money's menu ln Social Security lllat might cul into sales Worth of life imurance. 1 A few >:ears later, -------' the 1~6 pres1dentlal bripetul obligingly repeated hls altacks -~his time for the Americon Medical Association -in a· aenes ?f .r~eordi; for physicians' wives to play to hfllp build Ll.P oppo1ulion ~o Medicaro. It was called. Operation Kalfee J9alrh .. Later. in the 1964 presidrntlal cumpaian, the pollU· c1an did a similar spiel on behalf or candidate Barry Goldwater. b t ~EN IN '!llE 19508, though, the attacks were not neW u . rrowed 1n large part from thos who had oppoaed Social Security at the time of its enactment in 1935. But today, the claims that the system is "basically un-~.ound," "~eade_d for bankruptcy," "doomed tq collapse," a d~cept1on foisted on the people" come al a parUcularly bad time. But Watergate, Vietnam inflation and now unemploy. m.ent.ha~e shaken public confidence in our government in· stitut1ons. The cost of living spiral has caused all but the very wealthy to look more closely at deductions from our' paychecks. The deeP:est and longest ~lump c;if the entire post-World War JI penod has created widespread fear of the future. . This is a grim background against which to circulate vicious attacks on Sociat Security -attacks made up of half-truths and untruths. 'fh.is is 3: most unfortunate atmosphere in which to have adm1n1strat1on officials in charge of running the system make "less than effe<:tive" responses to comments which are not only clearlj':inaccurate but also extremely biased. ON TOP OF ALL this, the trustees of the Social Security trust funds had to make an announcement that revisions in the long.range estimates of Social Security income and out· ~o were required. It sounded ominous. Changes in our lifestyle -the Pill and the declining birth rate -would re· suJt, _a pparently, in a lower· than-expected number of Ame.ncans or working age in the next century, just about the time that the large numbers born during the post-World War 11 baby _boom will be reaching retirement age. The Social Security contributions of the reduced work force, beginning in the year 2010,_mi&bt not_ be enough to cover the cost of paying benefits to the swollen nu"mbers of retired. Th9t there are o!rsetting factors has not been made ~Je~r. Nor ha_s it been emphasized that the long-range estimates are indeed no more than "estimates," subject to l!lany unforeseeable changes in our total ~conomy, way of life and the Social Security program itself. MEANWHILE, mE ADVISORY Co"uncil on Social Secu'!tY was conducli.ng the review of .the entire 594:ial Secunty program reqwred by law every four years. During the review, a short-range financing problem came to light -a result or the nightmare coincidence of an inflation spiral and slumping payrolls. The problem : the cost or keeping SS benefits up-to-date with cost of living increases was outrunning the additional income Crom higher wages. Next, when President Ford proposed to place a ce·iling on the .cost-of-living increases due beneficiaries, older peo- ple swamped Social Security and congressional offices with protests. Younger working people saw ll;le threat of in- creased SS taxes and the spectre of no pay.off in their own retirement years. · Deeply cqncerned over the anxiety caused by the scary headlines and the attacks, a bipartisan group of five former secretaries of Health, Education and Welfare and three former Social Security commissioners joined in issuing a while paper, ''Social Security: A Sound and Durable lnslitu. tion of Great Value." It provides a basis for an informed, ob· jcclive debate on keeping the systcm~ound. TffiS WEEK'S SERIES OF columns is designed to kick off that informed debate on the system's financial problems and how they may be solved and to lead up to the fundamen· tal question of all : Should we conlin~e ,to support contributory social in· surance which is designed to prevent paverty from occur'- png? Or should we place our basic reliance on measures to relieve poverty arter it has become a fact? Tbe answer must be yours. New Bedford Folks 'Really Like Beer NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) -When you're down .and out, a beer always hits the spot. That could account for 'ft'hY the brewing industry does so weU during a recession. "People will give up a lot of things before they give up that six-pack," said Ted Scheuler, master brewer and aeneral manager of the Jacob Ruppert Brewery. "It's a popular beverage at a popular price. It's always been the 11iOrking man's beverage and now even the kids drink a lot efi~." . t But beer put smiles on more faces thari usual this week •s the brewery announced expansion plans in this Massachusetts seacoast town founded on the now-archaic *haling industry. For the past rew month'S, New Bedford ~as been running a n unemployment rate of nearly 16 per- cent. The Ruppert plant, a Rheingold brewery owned by ·Chock Full of Nuts, aMounced it would expan(.production !Preefold by starting to produce Knickerbocker bl'er. The plant presently produces only Gablinger beer, put- ting out 65,000 barrels.last year. It is expected to produce "°'000 barrels of Knickerbocker and Gablinger this year, e mploying another 100 persons. ' Net Income Rises :At Stang Hydronics For the 'second quarter venues of $6,170,326 for ihe •hlch ended March 31, Stang aame period ln 1974. The six Hydronlcs Inc. has reported month.a' earnings on a per · net Income of $190,329. from there ba1i1 amounted to $. 14 revenues of t;s,102,625 u com· as compared to S.M per &hare Pared to net income or ln 1974 on total shares oot· .t112,056 from revenues of standiDgof722,180. W.IM4.09J lor the same period • . "81974. Salei' revenues iaareued approxlmatel:r SllS0,000 dill' 1 • This represents S.27 per ing the tint six · moo.tbs u 1hare l!>f" the second quart.er compared to the a1me period u compared to f .25 per share In 19'14. 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Zurnlnd .2111 19 91'1 •'111 DETROIT (UPI) -Layolfs in the auto industry swelled Monday to 183 ,825 , the highest number in a month, as Ford Motor Co. closed five assembly plants and one manufactur· ing plant for a week,. General Motors Corp., Chrysler Corp. and American Motors Corp., the other members or the bi g four car makers , kept all plants open thilli week. TriStar Jet Deal LOS ANGELES (AP) -Talks are proceeding to settle the fate of three Lockheed LIOll TriStar jets. wottjt $23 million each. that Pacific Southwest Airlines ordered but now does not want . • ' DAIL.1 PIL.OT Monoay. May 1~. 1:,,.,. Red 'Jape Countered Ml4k•9'P'IMll11t•lfMM9iMllullit ~ 'l"u,..H or H•turt tf "'•l1e1; " ltfeclOllllll.el•Wl .... IN"4 ___,..._f\lt!M...,(Ml•~rr-.-l'W .., .. c:-........ __ ..-c: ... 1 P'olt C>Mw ...-.UM .. l"r•JKI: City .. ~ PUllUC N011CI P.UBUC NOTICE . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE :.UMtM,C.llfwftl1HU6 MtM 1 Costa Mesa Eyes Home Occupations -Law .~~I. l!'ITl.at:STIO AOENC.IU. ........_c.t .. PnJKI: Pt.in ~l"IANO,llltlONS: II lloM llMll .. lilr"'IMd U..1 wttl,.. ni. ... --•o•w"'°"'""•,.. .-..,. ,...._"' NN• w111 '*(Oft- '"' U.S.. ~Ill of ~ ttlMI .. KUM tlenll~nur -.ct ... UtMl'I DtNlfllM'IMll "' rtlM~ ... ._..i11., of tM i'IUMlll •nw1,_.c tr you s it al home Wld croc het for your fumily tt nd friend s . everybody will thank you ror it. But lf you St:ll whut you make you Cookiel ift may find yourself bound up in red tape. Jn Costa Mes a, many have beco1ne enmeshed ,in laws lh~t Mesan Delivers;. Assist$ Refti:gees Cookies a r c a unive r sal language to the Cooki elift Lady, who mars haled a campaign to get literally tons or baked goods to U.S. tr0i0ps in Southeast Asia six years a go. Darrilyn Oliver. a resident or northeast Cost a Mesa, has been :. ........ laving over a hot stove again in ,.."".,•the interests of he r own brand or .. ·international relations. ~. ·· She and he r c hildren who ..r helped bake some 400pcanut but· t er, chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies lasl wee k ~ then de· livered them to Little Saigon at .. •camp Pendle ton . ~ • "I'm taking my children to r: · show them the people who .~·motiva ted me in the first place," :-;;. ,•Says Mrs. Oliver . "'ho gained , .. -; ,wide recognition for her 1967 to },'~"'"69 Cookielift drive. ~~ She and daughter Wendy, 13, · " and son John, 7, will be deliver- ing the load of cookies and also a IUPPIY of books donated U1rough the kindergarten and student · if'Ouncil of Be ar Street School, • 'Where clothing for the refu gees also is being coll ected. ... ·- BAKING AGAIN Cookielifter Oliver ·Huntington Fund ;! Givers Detailed :..• .• The two winners of the March ,.. trustee elections in the Hunt· ,, i ngton Beach Union Hi gh Schoo) District list teachers as their bi g· --gest contributor&. Incumbe nt llelen Dille r e - ceived $1,950 of her $2,455 cam· ... paign wa r chest from district ...... teachers. according to the final · <Rt of campaign finance state· iments fil ed with the Ora nge "County Re gistrar of Voters. tW. Don MacAllister, the other vie- • tor, received more than one· third bf his $3,333 election fund from ,,.... teachers. The statements show Mrs . from Fri endly Dairy, 14341 Newland St., Westminster. She al so collect ed $878 in non· monetary donations, including a $378 ne wspaper <id from Gene Tunk, owner of Tunk 's Market . 9701 Westmins ter Ave. Steve Tuc ke r r eceived and spent $603 during the campaign, all from his own pocket , while Za y Brand fin a nced his $i298 cam- paign prima rily himself. The other candidates all re· ceived or spent less than $200 and were not r equired to turn in financial statements. * * * . require those "''ilh home occupa- li&ns to have a business U~nse and city council approval. llcnce all manner of hobbyists have described their not·sO· private enterpris es to the city council, including breeders or tropical fish. a person , with a worm farm, another who stuffed pillows, a woman who makes Christmas ornaments and an ap· pllcant who raised ·cats. Jn the past\ councilmen and staff have noted that the legal re· quicements often have hwt only hones( people, those· who ap- plied for a business license and that they mus t also appear before the city council. · To make the process Smoother, the planning staff has prepared a new home occupation ordinance It was to have been considered by the planning commission last "'eek but was delayed for two v.•eeks for minor alterations. "Jt's designed to cut" the red tape for those innocent home oc- cupations," said Chief Advance Planner Arnold Hamala. ''It sets down ground rules wherel)y an applicant with a routine request can get the r equired permission without going through the hoops," Ham ala said that the effect of the ordinance will be that appli- cants with routine requests will be able lo have applications ap- proved by the planning staff. There will still be rules , however. and these are some of them for home occupations: the business must be conducted in one room, there must be no ~mploye s, no sales from the nouse. no bus iness signs , no storage in the yard, and no park- ing dis ruptions. Hamala noted that there will be machine ry for revoking the permit if there are violations. But there is another side to home occupations and this was apparent at the last council meeting when Patricia Landusky as ked for permiss ion to a s- semble cr.aft kits for Christmas ornaments. Mayor Alvin L . Pinkley agreed that this app'lication was "the :east objectionable of anything" .hat had been beforelfie council, but chose that hearing to ques· lion the validity of home occupa· lion requests. "f think we are going lo have people in business in a single· famil y zone to a void paying the rent of a commercial zone," the mayor said. Councilwoman Norma Hertzog appear ed satisfied when she was assured, in response to a ques· lion, that there would not be "15 little ladies in the back room with knitting needles'' and so were other cquncil men. The request was granted 4lo1. •I~ loll'IW Title I .r ._ ...... -.cl,. tcuinllf'91.,, U.. •MYO·~ 0-:e, .... C-tlWl\lty Dtwl ..... M\ ty Ml~·~ 11111 to~ ., li'I 1•14 Cl"L f>.m) .... tuiod flW lho vlr9M'Wt11.el lmPMI $i.t""'tflt wMff allowt"9P"llKl1: b"9t-..11tiwl,._..,.,.;1 fJ'ollc.,MI ..... )Kl, Tille• Hime: l.-IM9f"MI .. , ... IPLtl·l'IOI, ~ TM ,.._ I# """" Otelalon not to '""'-"" w N~""'I ot PfO)'KI! 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T111 lmp.oct 11 not ,...Ntt...f. lflvlrontMnlll ••w'-ol lofJed to otio"" w11 llllCI 1(1 0.-lllQll Cllwl-1. Mgllllle1t1t 01..,.11ll,....LtCI Hctl••ltll'IQ ludl .,.)Kii.,. propoMd to bo ..,, (.aUntyonNov,21, t•t•. · l'ifltl'k Th0m1s St11rr1 uNbwlH•ettoclHIOllt•tH,OCIOdwOll· Mllcl prior to ttte f'MWil tor,....._ Wo.,... E. •ti, 1•1J C•llo Mir_,..., Tflll "•It-I'll •• t!IOd .. 1111 I~ lfte&lfttMOly, of ....,.,,lf\INli , No.D,'-"Oomeflll,C.llloml•n.12 COllftly.Oorkof<ko'flOI COlll'tly°"A.PrU l'foj.oe1, Tille tr Nlll'I01 GfMCl loUI>-AU l~llod,..-rtel•S. ll'f'OllPS Md ' Tlll11Wtl,,..t •ISCOllCllKIHby_.,ll\-llil, 1tJS. • .,...,.~l•lldlrCI o-1tlr19i · ......-dlutrttlnt wltri trill OKl..ion dlvldWI, 1"4nM PurpoM or ~1.,ro ol Pr1/0<t: Aul" •• lnvttoCI 1' ~I -ltllfl C°"'""'fllt WoyM E. Boll PUOl hMO Or111 .. Co11t Colly PilOI, I-• Income -.~nolcU 10 l>tl/l8 11(11.>$· ,... <--••llM by .... City lo IN Tflll 1t•1'mef'll llt&I lllOd with !fie MIY $, 11, ,,_ , •• 191S ,,....,, 1119 .. p lo me" c-r•quoreMtnt. ' ,..._lno 0..MrlmenL $u<ri .,11," Cour\lw Clork DI Oro11111 Co.inly on Mey,------------ Loc•tlon ol l"rol•cl: (Uy o1 C-11 cOlftnWnts MIO\llC.,. rt<•IYOCI 11 Aoom IS, i•I), 1·. MtM ' JQ), ... ...., .... °'"''"""I,"' DI' bllor• .. ..,.. PUBLIC NOTICE E1tlm1tff Cos! of ProJocl: MO,OCIO J-l I, 1911, All lll<h comrnenU 10 ,.. Pub0""4 Or111111 Ca•1t O&llw Pllol, 11 ""'boon <MtormlllH tlWll JoUCk,. col-wfll bl torulO.rod •ltd tr. CllY ,,,..Wlt,tt,J""'ll,t, 1915 111"1SI ---,------.,-,-- """'' tor A'-•M of funds win 110C (lDflo' wlli~ r--t IM r•lo•M of ....,_,11 ... ICTITIOUS•USIHESS ,. ' ··-· PUBLIC NOTICE N.t.Mt.STATaMaNT 1111111• M oc11ot1119f11flc•11tly llfl«t llO '""*• l•k• WIY ldmlnlstr•Uvo1et'911 TM tollowlno P*f'i.Gl'll 1,, dOlllll bu\" U. -WllllY o1 lfl• '"'""" •nvl-1 Oii tr. wl01lrl pro!*ctJ 11tlor 10 II• CMll --------~---llfftil : """· ICCOl'Cllnglr ..... Ibo ... -"*' 0. sPOClllod 11'111111 proc;oCllflil Mritlf!Ce. P'ICTITIOUS aus1N'••S MO a I L E s MA l L A~ I MA l ty ~ de<ldOd l'IOI to pr1p.1r•H Et1-TheChll'IE•oc;.,tl,..Oltlc1r oftM O NAMllSTATl!MINT VET ERINAffY S ER VICE. AN N wll'Oflnwfllll Im peel Sl•l•molll ~ ty o4 COSl1 Mo.i I': Tiit lo!IO'llll"' -r1011, 1r1 (IQI"' M i· LUCAS D V M 481 p t St t tlW N•llt1111I Envlrot1mont1I Polk y Acl l"redSol""HI City ~f\OOel' ~,,,.. ,.,. • · ' ·• op or •t• · olt ... IPL•l·l•lll. • 11 F•lrDrt""' • '"'~SHUN WAH INTE RH4TIONAL l.l~n8oM!~io~•l~~~1s~'!U' Popltr, TM tMMn1 ltr 1uc;t1 doclslol'l l'IOl IO ' CO!ot• IMH, C.lltornl•'t2626 IMJIQR'JE.RS &. E)( POR'J ERS 8>il U.QlllN Btl•cn, Ct lllornlil 926S1 Pl"*P'IA Ill<,, Sltt1mont ilro 11 folio-: PubU~ Or•llll' Coo1I DlllW POOi ' n.1,pro}ectwlllh•w••POl lU.,.lmcooct Ml 19 1,15 111 .. 15 Sliwoy Clrc11, H1mt!n11ton S.och, CA. Mtr(IO lw1111 E11 swor1n, 111 OtllMlf!Wlr""""•nl. T .. lmpoct~S no( ,, • 't2M1 It E mt rtlCI B1y, l101111• B••Cll , .i911111c.r1t 11 13 llnltsout of• lot•I O tv Lyonl T. Yon, 1Jt1 S.voy C ell, Hur" t;.llllor11l1H•U i.wno stock o1 n ,000 unlls wllt 11o M PUBLIC NOTICE llt'IQIOl'le.1c11,CA.H'47 Tlllt bu1ln111 11 conductod by • tlllH AM!e Y. Yll'I, 1191 S.voy ClrCle. 01Nt•lpotl"9r1hlP. ~ '""o}oc.1 Tltlt or N•mo· GrM'lls to Mlll'l1ifl(ll0118o•(P>,CA.91641 An11,,,..rlo11luco1 -Ro""blllt~toHOu•lno . l"ICTITIOUSAUllNESS Tlll1 bu1ln••1 I• conducted bV • Tlll1 st111me111 .w11 filed wllh 1111 Purpow or Niluro ol Pro!oc;I; Assl't NAME ITATl!MIHT otfletll Plrllllf'l~:j, COul'lty Clofk DI Or'lllll' Countyon 4 ptll lowor 111como 11ou1ollold s 10 rt Tt.elQllowlngptri.ons oro dolnglllill· ~won,'v'·v 23,1•1s, Mbltll1I• flov1l119 ,_, os; ......,_ """ • · tn , tr010I l OClllon ol ProJ•cl ; City of Cosll CRYSTAL. SURF &DAROS, 2Wl61 This Sl•ltmt nl ,.,i llled W>ll'I I~ Pvt1U~ed Or11100 Colsl 01111 PllOI, Ml" l.I Sle•r•, Miu Ion v leJo. CA. m is Counly Cl••k of Or1noe CountyQ!ll A,pr11 MlyS, 12. 19, 21, t91S • • ,1.•11:1.J> Estom11ee1 Cose 01 Proftcl: S?0.926 o.uoi..' J , Ad1m1, 26661 l.15ietr1, lO, 191S. It .... bHll dol•rmlMd 111•1 Midi re-Mi UIQl'IVioJo, CA. 91tJ} F~ quK1 for roi.1M of f"lldl wHI not«WI· Jtm es B. Copo111!1w•t , 26112 Publl!ohoO Or111~ Coost Diiiy PllOI, PUBLIC NOTICE 1HtU1• ... tctlol'l si9111flcMlly ttftdlng Owe-. Mls,;on Vi1jo, CA. 916.IS Mliw s, 12, 1t, 16. It IS ISl7-IS tlW q1HUty o1 IM llumon •nwl""'"""' Tfli1 b11sl11U• Is c onducted bi 1 ... ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS lfld, •corCllngly, IM •Mv....atYWd 0 -"'"'°rllPll'lner~lp. PUBLIC NOTICE MA¥1 STA'TIMEN'T IT ~ ltKlded nol lo prirpott 1o11 En·. Douoi..s J . Aeutns Tlw loll-1119 ptrwn 11 CIDlng bull· wl~nl•I lmpoel St1ttmfflt lll'lder Tllil-l't1te""nt WIS tiled will\ tho SU,.l•IOll:COl.itllTOfl ....Uff: llW N•tloNI Enwlronmet>l•I Polley Act C-.twCl•rkot Or1nge Coun1yonAptll CALlflORMIA, COUMTYOl"Oll:AHGE NEWPORT' ARCHES MARINA, o1 1"' IPL.•1·1901. 30, 1t1s. 1t1aoriceo...,.~w•Wl'4. n3l w.,,t Goosl Hl11nw1w, Ntwport Ttw r••-s for w.;n d1clll01111flDl10 "42»1 s-t1 Au. c.a111ot1110 et.ell. C1t11. tlw.o P"llPI•• well Sltlornent •••"fol~; Publ!shed Of'1noec GOIU D.llly Piiot, CASE NUMal!ll OttKt Evtrell S.M. 8fl.WUIU, JllS JNIUl Thl1projoc;I will lllv• • po1ltlvo lfrlellcl Maw ), 12, 1t, 2•, It JS lllOQ.IS SUMMONS IMA11t•1AGEI Plt,mbl.lrw, Ro no, N1vod1 "502 Oii llw Hvlror>-f'll. Tiil ltnpi<f Is llOI ------------1 111 re !flt m.1orrll OI Of P1lltlolltr: Tllll bl.IMM1o$ Ii COlllNCllCI by on ll'l-~llC ... ll$ WWOll unll$ out of• tolll RIJ8Y R. CO X &nCI RtlPQfldt nt:' dl'tld!HI. City IMMAll'IO $lock of 29,00D ""'lbwltl bt PUBLIC NOTICE ROB I!: RTL. COX. Ev•tttt S.M, lr11rueU Mtlsled. • To lhlR•t.POndllll: Tl!~ Sl•t•m•nt WIS tll•d will! the Projoc;t, Tltlo or N1me; Employment FICTITIOUS AUSIMl!SS Thi P911tlonor llos llllCI I petition con. C«mtw Cterk ol On1110t CoulllW oi Mly of Houslfl(I Coordl111tor NAME STATEM•NT c1rnl119 your m1rrl&91 . You m1w t1i. • 1, t9JS. PufllDW or N1tu•• of Pro)oct : Imp!• TM tollD'IOling perSOll is doing bin.I· -1111n r•,ponM wl111ln llllrtv da1'6 of "*II, Coot'dll'lllO, Adml11IU1rHo...slng-llHtft; tMdall t""l lflls w mmons h$tl'""°on Aloll'dPro0r1ms 8AR8ER STVL.ISTS HAIR you.ll y°"ttlltoti1e1wrlHonr~i.e Loc•tlon ol Projoct : City of Coll• WORlO, l.133 &ri•tol St., Cost• Ml'-1, w1111111 1..c;ll tlmo. your d111111t m1v Wt Mell Clllf.'26U · ml1rlt0Mdl"9'0""1"'1yen1or;io l1Jd9· E•Um11.q Cost of Proi•cl: $2(,0QI) P1u1 1Edw1rCI Holl•nd, 286t-C Mt,,. ment cont1l11ll'IO ll'ljunc:ll~e or other or· H ,,., botn IMl•rmll'led 11\tt wth re-dall 0r1 .... ~I• Mo ... C1111. t:z.,. dt!"S c~tl'llng CllWISIO<I Qf pnlpffty ltlN'!I tor ••lo•M of 1 .. 11e11 win llOt COl'I· Thi'~""' I• tonduct•d by 111111-SCIOll"I SUPPQf"I, ,111111 cu"Octw. d 1t10 stit .. t•M OC1lot1 lignlflc1ntly .ttectlng olwlOuOI. suPPOtl, ttlornoy,• IHI, coi.ts. .tnd ti. q1Hlltw of tflo ""m.1" onvl-1 P1ul E. Holllf'ld IUCfl otnor 111111 1s m•y be 11•1nled b'I lfld.•corCllnolw,tll••bov•·l'lll'l'edCi· Tiiis st•tt,..111 w•' tiled w;111 1r.. tnecourt. ly llM dl'Ckled not to prop1ro .,, En· Covntw Clerk ol ~•not Counl!f on IMw II""' wllll t••"ll IM Mwlc1otlfl.t· wlronmt,.lol lm1>1c l Slot..,,.,ent ~ 1, 197).. ~ lrl tM• Mtll•'·.,... .....,.,..,. l~N•llonll Enwlronmonl•I Polley Act 11t4*J _..uy M tllll .,....,..,1111n r~. ol lttt IPL. t 1·1901. PublisMCI Or111ge COlll Diii¥ Pfktl, ~I olly, moy • Ht.11111 llmo. TM •Hsons tor ll>Ch doc It Ion llD1 lo ,,,..V 12, 1•, H , •lld Jllf'IO 2. 191S llolt-JS Oiied AU9, ,, 1910. pnpw• sucll Stol•mont1r11slD1-.:1------------W, E. SIJOHN,Cltr'- The tel of rilrlno. Ho .. s1no c.-tliM lor JOSI"" c. lllADZIK w111 ,..,..no.c1 ... r.-1m1>1ct•ont1wen-PUBLIC NOTICE •1M1o.arM11•11wtt,s.iw,111 wlrot1-nl. Any projecl1 pr~ bYl-------------l Mlfltim,Cl\lfof'flltt2Mll Ille CoorCll111tor w lll 0o Sllb}e<l lo FICTITIOUSUUSINIES5 111•171~!620 CEQA 1nC1fot NE PA roVl•w pro-HAMES'JATl!MlNT ~ylWPttltloMr codur•'· The IOI lo•ing Pl•SOQfll · ''; lion, l....:ri, Co..111111119 1-!ARBOR V 4 CHT SALES, 4042 On· P"'"'' or N•l ure of ProJtcl : di.,. Circle, HunU111Jtot1 &eoch. CA. Prowlde '''"'""•lion, luncri, 1ne1 t:z'4f '"" Publllolwd 0••"90 c0111 Dlhw Pitot, MIWl2, It, 2•,1N1Jut1•2, 191~ 1W.15 PUBLIC NOTICE counstllng t DI' 10..,.r lncom• S..ior Ori L.eon JD'f<t , ~1 Ondllll C1r· 0 1111111 tie, Hl.lftllt19\0ll B•tcfl,CA. '2149 J1ut Loc.1tlon of Pro toe I; City of COSll This b<N~s is co...,uct~ oy.,, In· SUl"l!ll:IOll: COUllTO .. Miii CllvlOuOI. .CAltFOll:MIA, E111m1tt'd Cost or Pro/oct ; W,ao O rl L.JOyC• COUN'JYOPOllAHGE It ""1.'i'<!!!'. oe1,rmollOO lf\al suc:r. Thi' 1t1ttmt,.I w1s llleCI wltll tho ?MClwkC.Ml .. rDrlNW.lt, A<IUHI ror r•M•14' 01 tullds will not COii Co<lnly c 1or11 ot Or•ng. county on,..,., 111""9 on octlon 1l911lllc111Uy •tfe<tlng >, >•>S. $.1.W 4111, CA. 927*1 CAS!iNUMBER tho q!HlllW Qf UM .. _,, •nvl~nt • flust~ *'51 :',;.~:C?~1~!":0·;:':'~. Mt~~'.~:.!.=run~f.~~J~ny,:~· SUMMON$ vl"'°'"""'•I lmp.1c 1 Sl•l..,,9'11 ll>CWf ON tho N•llonll Enwlron-ntlll PotkyAct ------------1 CllOSSCOMPLAINT ...... Publl!.llod Or111111 Coost Diiiy Phlll, Moy 12, It, 26, Ind J""'o 2. lt1S MtS.15 PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTI TIOUS AUS I NISS HAM•STATaMINT Tl\o IOI lowing"''"°"' 1r• doing bus.I· "'"•'' llWGHGROWERS 21 ~lTH GOD'S HELP GlltOWi:llS, W1 F•lrvltw NO, 3E, S...· II..,... CA. tl7CW SttpNll P...,I 8ur11tr, •it S. Ftirvitw No. l E, S.nt1 Ano, CA t2]6I Tiils bllll"9s' Is conducted by 1 91nu11 p1rt111rtl'llp, $11.,,,... "'"' Bur;er T1ll1 11111-111 wit IUH wllfl ll'c Cour<ty c11r~ ot Oro11oe Cou,.11 oi ,,,..~ I, ltPS. ...... PuOHlll'K'd Or•n111 Coo•I D.llly Piiot ,,,... n , 1f, i•. •nd June 2, ,,,, 1141-1! P UBLIC NOTICE "°TICE INVITING 110$ '*ttk • 11fll••bw111,..n lflel 1r-.e 8HrCI <If Tr11Stff1 DI t ... Co1sl Cornll'lH'llly Colloge Ols1rlc l GI Or•nge Co""IY. C.llfornl•, will rocolv• ••llecl bids up to 11 :001.m ., T1><1\dly, Jiii\• ], 1t7S, It ""P\lrcfllsl119 Dllpt. ol 11111 i.cllool dis· Irle! loc•ttd II 1J70 Ad1m1 A .......... COii• Mll'-1, C1111or,.11, 1t whl<fl t1m. $1ICI l>oldstrlll bo pybllcl~ Optned Mid re· .a1or: Dille put $1 ,073 of her funds back into the hands of teachers. She ·p paid that arhount to West Orange County United Teachers for : ·paper, pos tage, materials and ~ Ii secretarial help they ga ve her during the campaign. Other Candidate oflM (PL•l-190). PUBLIC NOTICE THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. Nil· Tlwl ro1sons tor 1uch doclslorl not t( lloNI AsWKltllon, Civs•·C.Ompl•IMflt .,,.,.,.,tl>CtlSl•l•mtnt1ro•sfoll-: ---,"IC_T_!_T-,O-U-,-.-.-,-,-.-.-,-,--1 .JAMES F. BLi~T •nd OOES JI Tl\o proj•cl win,._.,.• po1IU'IO llftPOCI , Ion l'>e •nvlronment. The mlnJ.w;io< NA~ESTATf:MllNT 1rirOllQl'llS,lncluslw,Cro1.1 0.ftrlelonls il'llllNTING & BtNOING GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE CA'JALOG FO R lt7S.7•. 411 Olds •r• tO be 11'1 •ccord1n<1 with 1119 lmtruc;UOl'll •nCI ConCll!lons 1nd Speclfl<•tlo!l1 wnlch ••• now°" tile Ille! mar bo Mcurl'd In tho Qflk e of Ille PurcMllt19 Agent of ,110 1ehoOI ells· tr let. She spent the rest of her money the same way most of the other· nine school board candidates did -ror advertising signs and brochures. • ~ MacAllis ter, with hi s $3,333 ' .. fund and a $996 non-cash dona~ tion, had the best-financed cam- paign of all , followed by M ary Aileen Matheis, who collected $3.035. His biggest donations were from district te achers, who gave him $1,350, followed by the $996 • non·cash contribution from John Palme, 6572 Via Angelina Dri ve. ~·, Huntington Beach. who did brochure design work ror him .. , f.ree of charge. .1 Mrs. Matheis collected the second highest amount during ·-her unsucces sful bid for a board seat. Her $3,035 fund, however. included a $1 .138 loan Crom hei- husband, Charles. " The largest contribution she lh;ted was $500 from the llunt· ington Bear h·F ountain Va lley Board of Realtors. During the c a mpaign, s he spent $327 for a public rela tions and a campaig n ·cons ulta nt , • Michael M elzler of FUiierton. , The student candidate. Andrew . Studdert. collected and spent about $1 .300. but $815 of that came from his own pocket. His largest contributor.was listed as Bill Foster , mana ger of the Hunt-~ jngton Beac h Company, \\rho donated $50. Doris Allen received $960 in cash dona tions, including $200 ,, ·Surgical Serenade? "LUNENE BU RG , West Germ u n y (U PI > Surgeons u t th e c ity hospit:tl orft.•r their pa· tients a choice or music for· ·listening to "'hile unde rgo- ing an operation. Mostly, it is murches in 4-4 time. A hospita l spokesman s aid surgeons dcvelofX'd lhe idea when they r ealizt."<I lhut tt growing number of patients rece ive only Jocnl ane1thetic and th.us retain most of their senses. • Spending Listed Ada Clegg, who won her bid for re·election to the Westminster· School Board in March, spent more than othe r contenders in five West Orange County school races . Campaign fin an cing stale· ments filed with the Orange County Regi stra r or Voters , however , show three other can- didates close behind. Dewey Wiles, the other s uc· cessfuJ Westminster candidate, spent $926, while Richard Plum spent $915 in hi s Fountain Valley School BO a rd race. Both Wiles and Mrs. Clegg list- ed $800 donations from district teachers as their main campaign donations, while Plum's fwid all came Crom s mall contributions of Jess than $50. Major ca mpaign funds by di s· tricl show ; -Westminster: Dorothy Gee spent $840 from her own pocket. -Fountain Va lley: Karen Ackley spent S522, including $200' of her own money and $230 from a garage sale ; Fred Voss, who lost his bid for re·election, spent $718. ·including a $200 contribution from district teachers. -OCean View: Mickey Korba received a $600 contribution from teachers, but only spent $431 on her campaign so returned $200 to teachers ; Elbert Craft spent $312 of his own money : Charles Os terlund spent $328, mostly from his own pocket. · -l luntington Beach City : Louis DaHarb spent $240 in his uns uccessful bid to win re· election, an<t he turned $40 left over to vario1.1s contributors; Brian Garland received $881, in· eluding $300 from teachers; Norma Vander Molen spent $633, all of it collected in s mall dona· lions. -&eal Beach : Solace Jackson received $831, including $130 from Antonia Gohrman, 3252 Easter Cirlce, Huntington Beach, with the res t coming from 'a benefit raffle, car wash and cocktail party. The other 18 candidates filed standard disclosure Corms s ay· ing they had spent or collected no more than $200. The standard form d@es not require any listing of contributors or expenses. Teacher at CdM Fights Dismissal A go vernme nt t eache r al Corona del Ma r 1-ligh ~hool, "'horn trus tees are considerin g dismissini:t: on char2es of un - professional conduct, says that he will seek a public hearing at the May27 boardmeoting. Michael Mang, ~. who has t a ught at the high 5chool for seven yellrs, was charged with unprofessional conduct and sus. •pended from teaching recently. r\l last week's hoard meet ing. tru~lees met briefl y in a elost.'tl <•xec utive session und issued Mung II notice or intent to dis miss. •At thut time. they alSO!:iCt the ~tay 27 hearing date. Teachers be ing considered for dismissal m ay request either open or closed hearings. Most teacher's prefer havjn,,: u private . ' session "'Ith trustees, according to a district spokesman. Mang, however, requested the public hearing. About 75 of hls studm1ts. and some parents, came to las t week's board meeting in his sup· port. Several students hoped to speak on Mang's behalf, but were , told by trustees to wall until May 27. According to a Corona dcl Mar stude nt, petitions have bee11 circul ated on· canipus in support oft.he teacher. ~.Ch arges a1alnst Mang do not involve one incident bUrrather, a number of small complaints con· ceming his manner of teaching and his asserted uoorthodox at· Lltudes. 1r1wts Ins 1111o11 l ,400 mlln P9" we•r. '.heloll-ftOPtrMWl ll OOl1111 bin.Inns To ti!. Dof....O.nll: A clvtl cGmPl .. nt wNcll ls not slonlt1c1n1 '' • POrtlon 01 M. "-'been 111«1 by tile pl1i11111t1.,.iMt lllf tot•I verilclo mllos ., • ....,...., In th<! 1) THE WEST COASTCHUCKING 'fOll• It TOii wllll lo tlelelld llllS l•-sult, Soulll Cool! iii.Ir &•sin or In !he OIW 01 21 i .l . CHUCKING, l l4' Welt you mu•I Ill• 111 tlllt court 1 Wl'lllffl CosllMo$1 • W1r""r,Slnl•A11•,CA.91 705 plHOlllQ In totj.p01114' ID ll'H! COft'Oll lnl Projo<I. T1ti. or N•mo: ~IM'I Tibat' Utrlo. t7J Begonl• A...... ID!' 1 Mitton or or11 ple.olng, ii " .f=ffs/Stlldlt'!i/Apprilwls C,O,.llMew. CA. 91•2• Justk • Courlt wlrllln JI d,•r1 ~ter lllls P\lf'POM or Nit"r' of ,...oject: Ac.· • Tiils bur.lness is collducte CI by M lt1-wrnmon1 11 Mrwd Oii you. OthtnriM, tlw!llH 10 o. ... 1op 1 comprefllollii"I! cliwTII~ •• ~-·-'IOU" dtl'111tt wlH tie #hltreCI °" ILl1'•11t• .:ommut.11y o. ... 1opm0flt PIM .-........ .., lion b'I t.,. pt1l11U111 OllCI ,,,. court ,,...y ~ Loullon of ProJocl : City Qf Cotti Tll11 5!1l•fl'K'l'll w•s f lleel with the lflltf • J)'dOmont •01l111t you ID!' !ht MIKI • Coo.inly Cler~ of Or1nte co .. nty Gr'! Mlw ~., or otri.t rttl•f r1q.....stllll In II• E1llm.itd Coll of PT•l•ct; SlO,OCIO 1, 191S. umplllnt. It Ms botn Cl<!lermlll4'CI tlwlt """"rt FtUM 11.,..wlM .. -~ tllt .... wkoof•lt· llUfll lor r•le•M of hinds wlli flDl COl'I-Published Or;ing. Coost D.llly Piiot, ..,_, lr1 1111111 "'attor, , .. ......,.. ..... slltuto.,, •lion Mgnlflcontly lffocllll!l Ml~ 12, 1•,26. tlld J""'e2, !ti$ t'50-tli ..,......, " .... , .,.., 111MMll119, If'""' It. 1t111Uly of th• ""1'1'1111 Ot'IVlrvrtnlnt -y•ft ... 911thnt, Md, ..:cordlnvly, the •tlOvo-Mmltd o -OllH..._,,_. ty N1 decided nol to Prl'P•'• .,.. En· !Still vlrot1menlol lmpoe.1 St•l•molll under PUBLIC NOTICE WILLIAM Ii. S.JONN,Cl•rk tt. N•Ut1111I Envlrot1m111t•I Polley Ac"--~~~~~-~=..,.---1 ..... by Ml•lon l . Gr1ssl, O.PUlw ""'"' (PL. •1·190), 'I .. ICTITIOU$ aus1fA1ss Lv.oltllGAN, JOllOAN, GllESN~&VAllNEll Tlw t•ttonl tor IUCI! dlCISIQl'I flOt IC N4ME$TAT£M.NT MW.II ........ Str"1 pr-r• IUCll Sl11omen1•re11f01-.: Tiie foUO'llllflO perlOll 11 dol119 bull· Slit .. l'1Wll'4itt0, C.Utornl• H*'I E .. mpl ""°'r S.cUOl'I Sl.21 121 of En-fllr\$01: . Toi ..... ; C7t4)1M·21JI vlrot1mo11t1I Rovltw Procl'd .. res tor ROGERS, COWAN ANO KOPP, AtlltrllTI tw 0.lll!Unl lflCI er.u. eom ....... 1ty o. ... 1opmo111, J1111Mry 1, 1300 0...11 St'"'· s .. 11, 101, Newport c-Nlt111rt 19JS. 8eocll,C.llfor111on"° T"llLl.NKOPCALll"OlllHIA Project, 'Jlt11 or N•me: Emerllffl(Y Antllony F . Kopp, 1•12 0.1•l!'f PubtllheCI dronO. c0011 O•lly Piiot, c°"" houMllolds. Anttlony F. KDP9 Etc,, bidder mull s .. omll with Ill~ bid • ullller's <llt<k, corOlltcl ctiec~. or biddl'r's bOl>d m.m P1Y•bl1 lo the..,. Clef of 1119 Coost Comm .. nlty C.01"'91! Olslflcl BolrClof Tru•IHS In.,, 1m011nt not 1es, 111111 tlvo P9"<1111 15%1 ot lhe ~ bl<l •t I g111ronttt tllll ltlt biddLer ,win tntff Into IM proposed Cotltr1tl U Ille $1,.. Is ••••Otd to ll lm. In 1"9 .,...,t of fllll.W'• to*"''' Into such con- lrl(t, Ille Pf'K...,$ of lhl Clle<:' will be lor1111H, QI' Ill I ... Cllt ol .t bonCI, the ""'l SU<'l'l ltlorool' •Ill tie IDfl•llod 1.DWlW •lld •II OldS or to -I•• lflV lrr1011l•rllle1 or 111. Lfor!'NlllMl In 111w bid or I" trio bldcling, S lonod : HORMAN E . WATSON • Seely, Bo•td DI T'"""' °"11: J1111ol, 19JS 11:001.m . 8tCl.:JUl'I011 PvOllsfled Or.tn111 Coost Diiiy Piiot, MIT 12, It, 1,7} lMS.1~ ~~~':'oH or Ntlurt of Projoct: 0r;:;'::~:'s~~;.·~~:r~•=t;: Mtw5,n ,lt,16,19JS 151G.15 Provido ....,.rll'lfKy sholt1r to i-r 11'1· dl'tldull. • PUBLIC. NOTICE , . loc•llofl of Proi•ct : City of Cosll This "•l•mtlit w•• lll•CI wlttl tM P UBLIC NOTICE Mew c-n1y ol Or~ (;Ounty on Mty IS, NOTICl0PMAlll"Al.'$SALE -~===-"" ~~~--- E1llm.tttcl COit of Project : Sll,lSO 197S. AME!llllCAN STATE BANK. Pl .. ntllf NOTICE TO COHTllACTOllS II NI bMn dllt1rmlntc1 11\ol"""' rt· flaMS n. JOHN F, OEBS l<'ld 4HN R, OEBS, Pro/l et No. 1 .. P.8.F., qu11t tor AIUM of funds win not t Dl'I-Pvblli.ht'd 0rl"9e CO.st Diiiy flllol.-0.fMMlonts, Ho. 211J5J S.llod proOOl•ll win tit roc;ilvtd '' 1Ut1111 • ocllol'l 1lonlllc1nt1y lffectlflg Mli'f 1t, 26,111111 JUl'l•l, t , ltJ5 1111-1S 9y vln"' ol •" •••c11tlofl l!Wtd °" '"' 01tlco of Acco .. nllng Ollie••, tho f!'Nllly of trio llVm.ln lf!Wirvroment JlrtlHry 21, JtJ), bw Ille Su1>1rlor COurl, F&lrvlew Slllt Ho$plt•I, 2!.GI ktrbor ...a. •tordlflllY. ti!• otiove--ci o . CtfllfOI Or•ng. C01011ty Judlcl•I Dll-81¥(1., CO$lt M•••· C1 lllo•nl• la'llll ly !In docldld l'IOI lo PrePtr• 111 En-1rlc1. Counly of Or1119•, S1010 ol 11:00 A.M. °" 5-JJ-15, ol wlllcll limo vlninm1n111 lmpoc;I Sl.ttemont Yl"det P UBLIC NonCE C.lllorltl•. upon• l\ldomont ontored In u,.11 will bl 11Ubllc1v OPln.O Ind ,..od ttle N1llono1 Enwlranmentol Policy Act l1vor of Amlf'lcOl'I Sl•t• a.1111 -s 1""9-I« PttlOf'mll'IO wOf'k '' 10110•1: Qf 1"t fPL91-lt01. , FICTITIOUS AUSllfllSS ment cAdltor ..,d 091i11'1 JOM F. 0.bS FIH'lll"' 111 llbor • m1ttrl .. s, tooll n... •Htont lor swell O.clslofl AOI ID HAMii: STATllMllNT llld AM ill. Olbs •• Judomtfll delllorl, Ind eq~l lllCOll Ory 10 Cotlst•IKI Pl'IPMl IUCll St•I•""'"' '''IS fol~: The follow! I ... .__, .,_.119. Ml bli.tnc• OI Sl~,JlS. IO llC· Sldew1i.s tor ptttl1141 Zoo •• F .. rv!ew ™• o<••c1wllt110-, ,..,,,_ ,_, '19 119r11Gr1 1 ng ...,.,. 111111, Clw °" .. 111 l""9ment °" '"' 0.10 ·• .,,. 11111•1· Sitto Hospl11I, In 1ccord1nc1 Mlfl E•· °" ll'le 011~1ro11me111, t no unc~ocl 1i o 0 VER HOUSE l l QUOR t. fl///UW lt-nc1of111d1ucutl011,IMVO rilbltA,8,C,0,F,G flDt •/oftlflc.tflt •1 • m1•l"""'m ot five OIEl l · 1 \0 w COi N 1 .... 1oc1 llPDll 111 Ille rlVfll, 11111 Ind 1,,. INCi prepo,.,,ts must bt svbmlttld lw rno1t1 ,_,. por nloht w111t1e111111..a •• • It wy., l'WwpDl't ,_, ot wld l\ldomont dobtort lfl me OU! of I l02tn11"I •ootl'ls lt'I 1119 Otw Btocll, C.111. '2'60 ptqptrl• Ill thO f;Ooll'llT Of 0tltl9f, Sitt• llw •nllrt work d1tcrlboC1 thtroln, Proitc:i TUii or H , 1 • I' Cri.trlos E. Siiler. 11511 Port fl///C.lllomll,dl'Krlbedoslo'l9-: O.wl•llol'I$ from PIOl'IS lllCI JPKlflcl · S.rwk •s' '""· flSPtC oot1 ~nwlck,NewPOrtlkKll,C1tlt.WtliO T""'lcenolnroiip_<t,.....,., UOMwlUnotbec011sldortc1 111C1willbe TN$ M1MSs Is COl'IOUcfod b'I .., 1,.. Cl\IM for rt}tctlon Of bids. 'I'll• 0.porl· .._Pllfl>OH or N11uro ol ProJ1ct : dlwlOuOI. Jof>l'I F. O•bt •11d An,,. tit. 0.bl, mmt ot ,.,.11111 Ills IJI• r~I 10 w.i,. ,.....,..ldLI lnspocllon M•wlCh for o-11-eti.rlM E. Sl•l•r 11111~ •fld wllo II Joint ..,.....b, 111, lrr09Ul•rlly fl'IO blCI or lo rt)Kttny 11111111111tllll'°"'"lors.wbsldyllndorTI· Till1 st11tmet1I _..1 t ltod with In. lltuelodl111t11CounlyofOr1noo.stttt ••ilbtos. tit 11 S..Ctlofl I, Or1o1191 C.Ounty Houllng co..ntw Cl•rllol Oiort00 CovntyOl'I Apf'll fl/// CIUttrlll•. •nd '"°'' 1>1rtlcllfwly ... blcl will ._ (0Mldlrtcl unlfll II ls Aul'-11Y 2'.. l•IS dncflbtdttlolj-s: ll'll<lo °"I lll<'l<lltCI lorm lurnl"*I by L.OqUofl of Pro/1CI! 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ILN(lt, Clolfftntll ,,... .. ...._., Olltfof f'I tn!Pt.....,.Sltllol'l1t.tl lttoflfltE~ T ......... ; ..... ._ •""'-t~Otl!'!.1........ Ollfttil9'11:"' •"-.. 1 ftovl1w ,,IC•ClurM •'9d .. .......,. fw ........... JN!l-~~11.-CA.~~ .... ·,. --, "*I.Ill• Orlnot COOl l 01lly fl'llOI, ..._,t, 1•,S. "'-'it11t41 Ortn9t C..tl Ool lT ~lof,! ~ --,, ........ ~t,TlftfttHtmt:Ctnt"'9ltfley MtytJ,1•,it,•fl(l .Jllfltl.,t•1s ·'*'N ~·n.1•.n.1,1s IXll·'S Mly tt ,1•.lt,JS ,...,, 17 • I • .. " " ' 7 , • • .. .. , .. Saddlebaek E61TION/ T oday's Cl osin g N.V~S toe ks VOi,.. 68 , NO. 139, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGIOS ORANGE CO UNTY. CALIFORNIA • MONDAY, MAY 19, 1975 .TEN CENTS ' S.outhlftnd Doctors Launch ·slowdown LOS ANGELES (APJ -Ai!Qut 15~ anesthesiologists a-f 36 private hospitals in Southern CaJifornia began u work alowdow~ today to .Protest skyrocketing malpractice in- surance rates. The d()('tors vowed Lo .handle only emergency, cancer and ob- stetric treatment until an agree- ! ment is reached to bring down the rates. _'the slowdoV"n occurre-d despite today's special session or the Legislature called Friday by the governor to r esolve the maJpi'actice controversy. About SO anesthesiologists at 19 hospitals in the San Gabriel Valley said they w9uld perform "emergency services only." At 12 hospitals in Long Beach and in the South Bay area, about 100 doctors were involved. Five hospllllls i n Orange County and Victorville also were af!ected Northe.rn California physicians have been conducting a similiar slowdown for several weeks . "The governor's announce· ment changed our mood rrom de1:1pair to elation, but in aJI pro· babilily it won't alter our plan," Dr. Sol Statman, spokesman for aneslhesio!Ogists in the Long Beach area, said before the * * * slo\11down began. Dr. Merlyn ·Duerksen of Cov· ipa 's lntercommunily Hoopital. +taid, "We are ho'P@ful some agreement can be reached while the Legislature works on the is· sue.'' Duerkiie'n said, 111 'We are in a good position to be cohesive because four anesthesiologists <!an shut off 100 surgeons, whereas it's harder for the sur- * * * aeons to band together.'' ·In the Vietor.ville area, the doc· tors al the two area h05pitals have announced they will join the protest today . "Anesthesiologists have been taking the brunt of this," Dr. William Thomas said. "We feel 1 it's time to s top hiding behind the anesthesiologists. This problem affects us all.'' Thomas sa id the special * ·* * session called by Gov. Edmund G. Brov.•n Jr. is "a bunch of pablum. It's not getting to I.be heart of the issue." Los Angeles anesthesiologists have voted to join the protest next Friday. Meanwhile the legislature opened the special session on medical malpractice insurance this afternoon. ' · !See DOCTORS, PageA2) * * * Doctors' Strike Hits 5 CouIJ.ty Hospitals UPI Te19""-40 Glider Pilot Killed By RUDI NI E DZIELSKI qt l~e Doil ... Pi IOI SUff l\1assive head injuries Sunday claimed the life of a 23·year-old Los Alamitos hang glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon while executing a mid-air turn. Pass the Geritol Daniel K . Turco of 4121 Howard St. died at Saddleback Community Hospital· sh9rtly after the 4 p.m. crash at the Escape Country han'g glider hill . As part of Nursing Home Week, members of <.i Charlottesville, Va., belly dancing .r;l~ss &a.ve an ex.l;li~i· tion to some 7S nursing home residents. One observer said the show was better than a visit from Santa Claus. ~"--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A pilot with relatively ijttle ny- ing experience, Tur~cb!fgan his fateful glide frofl'LcEscape Coun- try's l,SOO·fool launch site and crashed into a trash barrel al the l,JOOroot level. . CUSD Teachers Set Eyewitnesses said Turco picked himself up and resumed the fli ght, executipg maneuvers with his orange Rogallo·wing kjte during his descent. To Press Demands When he was still 100 reel in the air, Turco made a 180 degree turn heuding d o"·nwind but forgot. to increase· his airspeed, an expert observer said. Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict teachers will up the ante tonight in salary negotiatioi:is with the board or educ ation . At the 7 :30 meeting at San Juan Elementary School, 31642 El tamino Real, junior high and high school teachers will ask for working condition changes that Would lower classroom sizes, create a maximum seven·hour day and provide teacher aides lo all departments. · : Te3chers already are seeking e 20 percent salary increase and a laundry list of fringe benefits. Malpractice Award Given WEST PALM BEACH, Flu. ·cAP> -A paralyzed dentist and his wife have been awarded $1 .6 million in damages rrom a Lake Worth neurosurgeon who operal· ed on him after a 1972 auto acci· dent. The \veekcnd verdict by a six· ml'mber jury was against Dr. John E. Schwab. His mouth lJroppcd opf!n in apparcn't amaze· ;ment qs the a\vard .was an· nounced. · --·How could they blame that on me?" he asked his attorney. The jury awarded $1 ,325.000 to 1>r. Leonard Tooley and $360,()(M) to his wife. Elsa, after a two· -week trial. 28 witnesses and eight :hours or deliberation. Burglars Get Cash In El Toro Break-in Burglars broke into offices ad· joining stables in the El Toro area during the weekend and took $74.10 in cash from a locked desk drawer, Orange County Sheriff's officers reparted today. Deputies said intruders en· tered the offices or the Golden Rain Foundation, 24312 El Toro Road, via an unlof;:ked door and broke the lock on the desk drawer ID get at the cash. GaiD.blingArresl8 LOS ANGELES <UPI) Sheriff's vice squad officers ar· rested 72 persons on gambling charges Saturday during a raid In a bar which allegedly opcrateCI aa a bookmak:ing cent.er. Sam Chicas, bu s in ess manager, said he }las not com· puled how much the working con- dition changes would cost the dis· trict. He has placed · an $8.5 · million pricetag on requests made up to this point. The new requests will be out· lined lo the board during a public hearing. The requests demand that: ~ Classes at Dana HilJs and The kite's nose dropped, send· ing Turco diving h ead·fir~t into the grass·covered hill. A witness said Turco was not "'·earing a helmet even though he had brought one along in his car. Turco had been flying from th e 1,500 foot marker for only two \veeks, Escape Country officials said. · San Clemente high schools be limited to a maximum of 25 s tu· Jim Robinson, owner of the Trabuco Canyon recreation (See GLIDER, PageA2) dents. · · -Teacher aides be given to all departments based on their size. -Counselor to stud ent r atios be reduced from 360 to 1 to JOO to I. -A teaching day not excet>d seven hours. -EaCh teacher be given a four·drawer filing cabinet. Following the public hearing. the requests wi ll be sent to the negotiating team for -considera· lion. S~per Hit~ School l1tis ' . SHERMAN , Tex, CUPI) ~ l\1any or tfie studenl.s, who had spent a long afternoon·tourihg an . amusement park. were napping on their 1,•:ay home in a convoy or fo\11-buises. Then the firsl shot piercCd,.a window of the lead bus. "I thoucht it was a bu~oon, breaktrig -we had i;ome on lhe bus -but ~ realized it" was something else "·hen I saw the hole in the window," said Joyce F3rris, 15. "Sheri was sitting near me and asked me lo hold her glasses. She said, 'My ear hurts'/' Sheri Blai~. 14, was shot In the ear.. Six other persom -two .other students, two adult chaperones and two truck drivers -were WOWlded by a sniper who fired indiscriminate· ly Saturday night on buses and trucks along the highway. .. 2 Children Die Session Set By Viejo's ~ -. Culture Panel The Mission Viejo Cultural Heritage Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at the Municipal Advisory 'Auncil of· fices, 26129 La Paz Road. Bicentennial activities are the major rocus or the committee now, according to chairman Wendy Edgren. With the assistarlce of local business. school bicentennial projects will be displayed in the community and a contest for a bicentennial flag will beheld. Other offi cers serving one· year terms on the committee arc Peggy Ru sso. vice chairman; and Scan Brenneman, secretary. Citizens interested in ser ving on ·the committee are asked to contact J\.1rs. Edgren al 8.10-0817. P e rmits E yed By Pl81Ule r s Construction projects from the Saddleback Valley dominate Tuesday's Orange County Plan· ntng Commission agenda. Among lhe items scheduled for action al 2 p .m . in lhe engineer· lng building at 400 Civic Center Dt1ve, Santa Ana, are: -A use permll lo allow the , B,EIRU't CUPI) -Two girls . construction of a 694-unit con- aged five and 12 died Sunday in · dominlum project by Laguna ' the south Lebanon village or Village, Inc. in the Laguna llills· Aituroun, ratislng to nine lhe area. number ·or chfldren killed by tht' -A tentative map by the J\.1is· explosion or on Israeli morl<)r s ion ViejoCprt1pnnyf01'77singl~ shell outside Lho vil lage Satur· family residences on 29.3 acres of day, Beirul newspiipers said to-land in the planned communily day. area. •• Social Caller Agnew in Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Few of the patrons in the Fontainebleau Hotel''s Poodle Lounge paused to · noti ce the man drinking and chatting with hotel o\vner Ben Novak in a darke ned corner or the .bar·. Had they taken a close look . they might have re· tognized Spiro Agnew, former vice president o'f the United States a nd Maryland governor . r\gne\\', looking tanned and relaxed, said he w<.is here purely on "a social call. .. I am returning from a business trip to Ca racas." he said. 'lfnappeoling' Grand Jury Looks • At Nursing Homes By GA RY G RANVILLE Of·~· Dou ... PllllfSU.tf The county Grand Jury has looked al nurs ing homes in Orange County and told the Board or Supervisors today the vi~;N was unappealing. W.hile the jury's report did not specify how many nursing homes v.·ere inspected a nd thought to be substandard, it did note the followin~ ··areas of concern:'' -Unders taffing that resulted in residents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other residents for their needs and paraplegic patients r eceiv· ing only token assistance witb their hy giene needs. -Residents fearful of un· specified reprisals ir they com- plained about services to county social service workers. -Existing health and safety hazards in some licensed nursing homes. 1 As a result of those and other shortcomings, the Grand Jury said county government s hould create permanent ins pection teams to supplement infrequent state inspect ions. 'The team s hould be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health and Social Services and s hould report their findings to the State Department or Health facilities licensing section, the · jury said . It is the stale department that is res ponsible ror periodic in· speclions or li cense facilities. And. according to the Grand Jury, ten state inspectors in a four-county are a, including Orange County. arc limited lo a single visit a yeai.-. The jury <"hastized the social s l'rvices division stationed at Orange County Medical Center for railing lo cooperate in its in- quiry. But it \V:ent on to priase the as· s is tan<.·e received from some l'ounty, slate and federal agen· t•ios respon sible for policing nursing hom('s in Or<inge County. Students Lambaste Bodily Punishment Mission Viejo Hi gh School stu- dent leader s plan to give cor- poral punishment a good licking tonight. They hope that after a presen- tation by student representative Eric Van Horne. trustees of the Suddl eback Valley Unified School District "'iii order school administrators to spare the rod for good. The di scussion is part of the agenda of a 7: 30 reguJar board mee\ing at Los Alisos In· termediate School, 25171 Moor Avenue, Mission Viejo. .. PILOT AD WAS CAT'S MEOW ";\II four kittens were.~ four d1:1ys as a result OttMD · · Pilot ad. We kriow iitcattse didn 't advertise in a)1y tt,t P<.il><'r ." Th1.1t '!i the s uccess exwri by the Corona del M<fr w who placed this ad In 'the Pilot: HIMALYANKl'!T Regsl'd S..al Pqinlo. ChamPsrred. Xx·xxxx If you have pets you want lo sell, call 642·5678. We make it eusy to put a few words to work for you. ln the Daily Pilot. Van Horne, a spokesman for the Associated Student Body, claims there have been consis- tent abuses of the districts' cor· poral (bodil y) punishment guidelines. The guidelines are based on California Education Code Sec- tion 10854 which gives teachers ... principals and other certificated personnel the right to administer ''reasonable corporal or other punishment" when deemed ap- propriate. Several other rules have been added lo the local policy : -Corporal (or physical) punishment should be viewed as one of several corre<!tive measures. -A witnes& from the c;ertificat· ed St:tfr Cinelades all te~<!hers and admlnislrators> ril\lst be pre- sent when punishment occurs. -Corporal punishment should bif ''reaso n ab.1 ~, n ever l oo ~vere, nor adm1n1stered sO as to lftve permane nt ill effects ... • hen possible, Uie "aSsent an cooperation" of'the parent Id beso\iclted. !tt~Ot. punrshlng a student, 11 :H. should be filed in the s uperintendent 's office with copies In the princlpa.l's otflce. Agnes Meck, coordinator of curriculum development. said JO incidents of corporal punishment (S.., PADDLE, PaceAZl Meeting Scheduled In Crisis By ALAN DIRKJN Of tb• D•ily Pllo1 S~lf The s urgery strike hit Orange County today "'·ith anesthe· siologists at five hospitals staying out of the operating roorn !or all b_µt emergency procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by a ban on elective surgery are St. Joseph's Hospital and Childrens Hospital of Orange County , Orange. Brea and La Habra com- m unity hospitals, and Los Alamitos General Hospital. Late last week aneslhe· siologisl.6 at these hospitals said they wouJd not perform elective s ur1efiG1 unliJ a long-.range solu· tion Is to·und to the s!Mraling cost of malpractice insurance and checks today confirmed that the slowdown is in effect. Whether the strike will con: tinue, spread to other hospitals or be called off is expected lo be de· cided at tonight at an emerg'~ncy m ee ting of the 125 anes· lhesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa· tionoffices in Orange. The private !Tieeting is scheduled ror7 : JOp.m. Medical Association officers have said that the aneslhe· siologists will be briefed on the latest develop~ents on the malpractice insurance crisis and each doctor individuaJly will de· cide on how he plans to act. There \\'ill be no voting. The decision to stop elective surgery at the five Orange Coun- ty hospitals affected this morn· ing was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announceH that he was calling the Legislature into special session to tackle the malpractice insurance issue, whic h has brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and which '''as s preading to Southern California. Gov. Brown 's proclamation, however. did not chan~e the stance of the protesting anes· thesiologists . ''Our anesthesiologists did not meet after hearing the governor's de- cision," Robert TrosUer, ass is· tant administrator at Los <See HOSPITALS, Page A2) Or••l(e. A Cea•t ~-~~ 1"eatiler Cloudy tonight becoming partly sunny Tuesday af- ternoon. Scattered light drizzle early Tuesday with cooler days in the mid·60s . Lows tonight in the mid-505 . I NSIDE TODA 'l' Will there be enough Social Security money for you when you reach retirement age? Or are you doling out money you'll never see.again? f'fnon· cial coLumniit Sylvia Porter trplores future of bent/its thlS week beginning today on Page BS . Index I ~ . . . ' " ~' • I ,cl2 DAILY PILOT 58 -8 Viets Desire .Return So rar today, eight Vietnamese t-efugees at Camp PC'ndleton's Little Saigon tent and quonset •hut city have signed papers in- (:licating they want to return to their homeland. , 1'hey are hom esick and miss Camilies they left behind, accord- .ir:ig to intervie ws with the eight •male refugees v.•ho have accept· ed the State Department's offer .. of a trip back. Requests arc being processed by the U.S. lnteragency Task Force. but it is unce rtain just how the homesick refugees will be returned. Commercial air travel routes between America and Vietnam do not exist any more. One of the m en, former South Vietnamese Army Maj. Ly Van Trang. 37. y,·as most explicit. "I'm afraid of the Viel Cong," declared"the former military of· ficer for the losing side. "But I c annot li ve here without my children ... my family." Five of the m en interviewed :said they v•ould like to remain in the U .S. if only their families '\\.'ere here too. Authorities say more of the 18.000-ph..1s Vietn?lm ese and Cam- bodi a n rc,ugees housed at Little S aigon. ;J,f'e expected to ask to go horn('. A State Dep<.irtment form for :si g ni ng up t o return w as ,published last week in the 11c"!"spa per in the Vi etnamese Janguage for refugel'S ;it Camp P endleton. ··we felt some peopl~ would "'·ant to go back. so we made that channel available," s aid William Stubbs. :i St ate Department ::;pokesmttn. / School Board Eyes Budget Cuts Tonight Trustees of t he Saddleback College District will be looking al ways to trim the proposed $16 million 1975-76 budget tonight in a special session scheduled for 17 :30 o 'clock in the colle ge library. Trustees. who r eceived t he P,udget pro posal from ad · • .fninistrators earlier this month, ~ave bee n openly unh a ppy because it calls for an increase in the tax rate from 70 cents to $1.03 per $100 assessed valuation. The coll ege's current operat. jng budget is $11 .8 million. Ad· rninistration officials say the in· crease is necessary to finance campus constructi9n projects. t Also scheduled for trustee ap· prov al al tonight's session is a r e· quest by Supt. Robert Lombardi for an assistant s uperintendent. 1 No s alary r ecommendation ti as been made by Dr. Lombardi for the new 'Position other than that it should be "competitive" Y.•ith salaries paid at other com· inunity colleges. I '.Bomb Suspect Given Term I : CHARLESTON. W. Va. (AP) +--The Rev. l\'1 arvin Horan, a leadE'r or the Kanawha Co unty textbook protest, was sentenced today to t hree years in prison on hi s conviction or cons piracy to bomb <.i n elem entary s('hool. · ··A bomb is <.i ,.,,eapon nf a ter· rorisl and a n anarchist," U.s: Di strict Court Judge K.K. Hall Said in sentencing the fundamen· t aJis t preacher. "It's a terrible thing.'' ORANGE COAST :i.a DAILY PILOT ,.~ D•·•no.· c ..... , D•llr PJ1<1I, '"''" ..... ,,, ......... b""'a '"' N•·•~ Pro"·" p11bl•V>t'd D• '"" Ot.on,,. CJ>•" ""b"''''"q Comp•n• St>JHU~1• ~d,11<>11• ··~ l>l>bl•·,n•·d Mo,,.,01 1h•ouQh ~"""' 1<1< C.01!~ ""°'" N• "'PO" s~•th, Hununoi..., """'""°"" !ft•" V•ll\·•· ••••ne, !>•ddl•b•<t 11111•• ~<>fl l..o~un• ilrM" '>o"!ll toA•I A •1<11!1• "'10C><'>,\I ~"·~"" 11,,t•"•n•d S•!"":fo'' •rid Svnd,.,, I'"' """'"ll•ll !"'b'<•l' .. nq 11111>1 I\ Al :JOO W.•>i I.IA• !ii"· t C.~\I~ M• \A. t•••lo•nl~ 9?~1t. Robert N. W t'ed p,.,..,.f>I '""" p""""""' Jack R. 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M91ie.111s Clouds Over Indiana I Options ·Eyed In Enrollment PoulbiliUe1 ror open enroll· ment f or lransferred In· termediate and hi1h school atu. dents will be mulled by trwitees ~;::io]""F,;.;,;;,;:!1'=~;;!;:~::i:c ~ ol lhe..SadcllebaclLValley School .,., District tonight. UPI T•ttpllolo . The item is on the agenda of the regular board m eeting set ror 7 ;30 p .m . a t Los All101 In· termediate School, 25171 Moor Avenue, Mission Viejo. One option under consideration by the board a pplies lo high school students within the new Laguna L 'Cerro and Acacia Kn'olls tracts in Laguna Hills. While the area is in the El Toro High< School district, it Is much closer to Mission Viejo, High School. Whe.n the tracts first opened, the f amilles were offered the option of having lhcir slude nl.a buaed to El Toro Hlgh SchooJ or providing their dwn transporta· fionto·Mtsslon Viejo High School. The.other open enrollment pro- posal deals with intermedi ate school students being transferred from La Paz lo Los AHsos In- termediate School by. r ecent boundary cha nges. Trustees also are scheduled to ' discuss what to do if the third in- termediate school. under con~ s truction in El Toro, is not .finished by Se ptember. Threate ning clouds of various contrasts drift s luw ly over the landscape n ear Wallace, Ind., s hortly after a Ma .v thun- derstorm, making the countryside appear like the opening scene of "The Wizard of Oz." 2 Corirses Okayed as Electives Alternalives include double sessions at Los Alisos In· termediate School, creating two schools at Los Alisos, each on the same schedule, Wiith the use of about 20 port ables; setting up a n extended day schedule at Los Alisos; or using part of El Toro High· School to house the over· flo"'· Russian Roulette Death Speculated . . Westmins ter police said today they believe the shooting death or a man Sa turday morning was a "'Russian roulette'' style suicide. James Rl aine Chapman, 29, of 15400 Belgrade St., Westminster. Apt. 90. was killed about 1:30 a.m . Saturday when aslilg from a .38 caliber revolver went through his right temple. Detectiv~ Sgt. Richard Grodt said neighbors told police Chap. man was despondent and had been drinking. He and two neighbors had been shOY<'ing their weapons to each other late Friday ni ght, Sgt. Grodt said . Then lhc neighbors werit back ove r to his apartment aboutl ;15 a .m . They told police Chapm a n was inloxicated and he stepped out on his porch saying "I'm going to try it twice." The nefghbors said they rushed outside when they thought they heard the cylinder of the revolver spin but as the.v _got there , it went off -the first s pin \\'as appar ently the deadly one. Cha pma n was divorced and worked in Los Angeles .. Funeral arrangements are pending at an Arcadia mortuary. Sgt. Gr odt said he is waiting for som e more tests but he is "90 percent sure it was a suicide.'' Red Seare 'Trawkr' Was One of Ours A San Clemente r es ident telephoned police Saturday to re- port tha t a large trawler of s us· picioos origin was lurking off the municipal pier. Officer H arold Downey responded, determined that the trawler was about 100 feet long Fro• Page Al PADDLE ... have been r e ported over the last two school years . ·tt'liss Meck said.it has been a strict district procedure to obtain 1he permission of the parent before punis hing a student. "That has been a very re· ligious r esp o nsibility o f the school administrators from the e le mentary level on up," Miss Meck said. Following Van 1-l orne's presen· talion, a further report from dis- trict officials will be given. The administrators in charge of discipline at the high school level are Al Moreno, dean or SlU· dents al Mi ssion Vi ejo J-Iigh School ; and \Vi l bur Choilg, dean or students a nd assistant prin· cipal at El Toro High School. Chavez Group Lands Brown's Farm Proposal SACRAMENTO !UPI) -Hun- dreds of Cesar Chavez sup- porter s converged on the Capitol today in support of Gov. Edmund G. Brown's compromise farm l abor bil l , but th e rival Teamsters union caJled off its protest for fea r of violenc~. Ralph Cotner, director of the Teamsters' agriculture organiz- ing division, said union orricials cancelled the d emonstration or an estimated 10,000 workers a t the request of la.wmakers and. Roman Cath oli c Cardinal T i mothy 1t1 a nnin g of Los Angeles. "There was too much fear of a big explosion al the Capitol, violence and so forth," Cotner said. "So we decided to let our people do their demon.'it.rating in their local areas. We feel we have s uffi ciently m ade o ur paint." Last week, members of the United Farm Workers union and Teamsters confronled cach'other during an angry, day-long con· Crontation in which sporadic fi st fights broke out. Eight persons were arrested. • ;ind was sitting a boul'300 yards off the beach. · Downey not ed that the ship wasn't flying a flag to indicate where it was from . Police first called Camp Pe ndleton, hoping lo learn if personnel there knew of the ship. Then officers called the Orange County Harbor Patrol. It was the latter agency that solved the puzzle. The boat turned out lo be the Scofield, a resear c h vessel operated by the s tate Department of Fish and G a me. It is based at Scripps Oceanographic Institute atLa Jolla. l"ro• Page Al GLIDER ... ranch, said Turco had recently installed new guy wires on his kite a nd that the glider had been tail heavy since the rewiring job. "\llhen he s talled at the 1,300 foot level it probably made him nervous. He should have stayed off the rest of t he fli ght. Because he \va s nervous he probably wc.1sn 't listening to the sound or hi s sa il ,'' Robinson said. Because they carry no a ir s peed indicators on board, hang glider pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's fabric to tell them how fast they a re going. Turco was the second hang glider pilot to di.e at Escape Country. Last m onth 19-year-old Todd C. Baker of Santa Ana was killed while m a king a maneuver c.1t low altitude. Court Upholds ~~~u~~=~P~e Suprem ~ Court today))u~el~~ portion of a 1972 Pennsylvania law under which the sl ate pays for textbooks used by students in 'privat e schools. including church-related schools. . Sot the court struck down other provisions of the same law ' permitting the loan of instruc- tional materials and equipment directly to the private schools and allowing the state to pay for auxi lia ry services· s uch as counseling, testing and speech and hearing theraP.y. -2 Held in Crash • ALBUQUERQ UE, N.M . !AP ) -F'ederal officerll arrested two G,alifornia men and confiscated a bout 700 pounds or marijuana after the plane in which the men were flying crashed w~t of Los I Lunas,N.M . • Fro• Pap Al HOSPITALS Alamitos, said, ''but their feeling was that they wa nted something more concr ete than the gov- ernor's proposal.'' Trostler said that his 173-bed hospital had 128 patients Friday, but today the patient load is in the 80s and he expected it to drop into the 70s if the slowdown con· tinues. At the 114 -bed Brea Co mmuni· ty fl ospital pn ly emergency operations were being performed today. Administrator· Ralph Op· perman said, however, he ex- pects the patieqt load to drop by 40 percent if the ban continues. At La Habra Community llospital. assistant administra tor Robert Hanna confirmed that no elective operations are being performed, but he sounded op· timistic about the future when he referred to tonight's meeting at the medical association offices and said, "Our anesthesiologists are read y. This may be very s hort lived." * * * Fro• Page Al DOCTORS The Leg is lature is already here in regula r session . In fact, it is already in a simult aneou~ special session on housing. The doctor strike, already widespread in the San Francisco Bay a rea, s pread to the capital Ci· ly, as about 60 a nesthesiologists said they would refuse all but emergency services. T hey were backed b y a majority of the Sacramento Medical Society. Oper ating room s w ere sch edu l e d to c lose in 11 Sacram e nto a rea hospitals. Emergency a nd delivery rooms continued lo operate. The Westminster . Community Hospital has been given a n in- dication 6y its a nesthesiologists that they will be on a slowdown before the e nd o ( the week, ac· cordi.n g t o a dminis trator Richard LeG rand, who said that he was asking other personnel to take early vacations ·to reduce hospital costs. • A math ele~tive c~e I Lo5 Alisos Inter.mediate Schoo and two piano cla1s~wt High School have. been approved by Saddleback Valley Untried School District Trustees. Rowena Schonsted will teach the math class, which is the first math elective at Los Alisos. It will include history of math, str. ing de1ign, graphing points, math codes, geometric contruc. lions, flow chartings , math ga'mes, probability, checks and banking, currency and consumer math. - ''The goal of thi& class is to ex· pose students to other areas of mathematics ,'' a> .sc hoo l s pokesman said. "It is hoped that through the variou~ exposures, a. s tudent can be motivated and en· couraged to improve in his r e- gular n1 a th class." . Lars Hansen will t each keyboard I and II, an introduc- tion to music notation and the piano keyboard. Students will be a llowed to pro- gress at their own rate, accord- ing to a spokesman. and the class will accommodate beginning slu· .dents and those who have had Jess than a year or piano study. Curriculum . to be studied in· el ud es musical selections from classical and modern composers with emphasis in boogie and jazz. Keyboard 11 will emphasize basic scales, harmopy and keys,. Curriculum will move to more advanced selections and students will be encouraged to participate in the annual solo/ensemble festival. · Spokesmen s aid the keyboard course will make a complement to further music studies in both the ins t r um enta l and vocal fields . Rabies Clinic Set At El Toro Center A rabies clinic for dogs four months or older wiJI be held from 7 lo 8:30 p.m . Tuesday at the Lake For est Village Shopping Center, 24301 Muirlands Blvd., El Toro. Members. of the Rancho Viejo Junior ·woman's Club will assist local veterinarians in providing 1 rabies inoculation at a cost of t\.\.'O dollars per shot. The shot 1s good for 30 months . El Toro High Hosts Chorale The Ambassadors Chorale, a group of young Orange County students between 14 and 22, will perform at El Turo High School at4p.m .Junel. The concert is Sponsored by the Saddleback Community Hospital Ambassadors a nd proceeds will benefit the hospital's Lime Aids and the chorale's plarined Euro· pean tour. ~ Tickets at $1 .50 each for the one hour, IS-minute pe rformance are avail able from Saddleback Hospital Limeaiders, members of the Saddleback Community Hospital Ambassadors, or at of· fices of United California Bank al\{l at Crowell, Weedon and Company in Laguna Hills. More information is available from Chet Brine r, 837-8900. Career Talk Set Tuesday Pat Rueck er, personnel di r ec· Lor of the Mission Viejo Com. pany, will discuss careers for women in a speech to a Sad· dleback College symposium for women at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. The workshop, open to women from the south coast and Sad- dleback Valley. will be held at Lutheran Church of the Cross, 24231 El Toro Road, El Toro. The m eeting is free and child care is provided at no cost. The Cina! workshop, set for May 27, will feature Saddleback Col lege Work Exper ie n ce Coordinator Everett Brewer ex- amining job o pportunities for women in Orange and Los Angeles coun_ties. Cyprus Talk8 Fail ROME (AP) -Greece and Turkey, concluding three days of negotiations, failed today to r e · concil e their conflicting positions. on Cyprus and oil rights in the Aegean sea. MIARIMERS PAYS • M1rinera S.vlng1 hu always'l>aRl1hif~ighest interest legally possible. 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Slowdown .LOS ANGELES !AP! -About 150 anesthesiologists ~l 36 private hospituls In Southern California bt!gon u work .lilowdown today lo protest skyrocketing malprnct.ice in· surance rates. The doctors vciwed to handle only emergency, cancer and ot>- at.elric treatment until an agree· ment I.· reached to bring down the rates . The sloWdown occurred despite today 's special session or th_e .keglsla!lo'e cll)JJO<I f'ridny by the governor to .resolve the malpractice controversy. About~ anesthesiologists at 19 hospitals in the San Gabriel Valley said they would perform .;emergency services only .'' At 12 hospitalJ in Long Beach and in the South Bay area, ubout 100 doctors were involved. Five ' h0t;pitals Jn Orange County and Victorville a lsowereaff~ed Northern Calif-omia-ptjys.ici1U\! have been conductiOg a similiar slowdown (or Several weeks. ·'The governor's _i.nno_unce - ment changed our mood from despair to elation, but in alJ pro· bability it won't alter our plan," Dr. Sol Statman, s·pokesman for anesthesiologists in the Long Beach area, said before the * * * 5lowdown began. geons to band together." session called by Gov. Edmund Dr. Merlyn Duerksen of Cov · Jn the Victorville area, the dot· G. Bro\v n J r . is "a bunch of tn·a"'s li1tercommunity Hoopita1-.-tors at the two area hospitals ' pablum. it's not getting to the said, ''We a rc hopeful som e have anriounced they will join the _ heart of the issue." agreement can be reached while protest today. , Los Angeles anesthesiologists the Legislature works on the is· "Anesthesiologists have been have voted to join the protest sUe." taking the brunt of this," Dr. next Friday. Duerksen said , "We are in a William Thomas said. '"We feel A1ean .. 11hilc the legislature good position lo be cohesive 1 it's time to stop hiding behind the opened the special session on bc<'ause four anesthe!iologists anesthesiologists. Th.is problem medical malpractice insurance c.an shut off 100 surgeons, affects us all." this afternoon . whereas it's harder for the sur-Thomas sa id the s pe<:ial (See DOCTORS. PageA.2) * * * * * * * * * . Doctors·' Strike Hits 5 County Hospitals Pass the Geritol U~ITel~ As part of Nursing Hom e \Ve"ek, members of a Charlottesville, Va., belly dancing class gave an exhibi- tion to some 75 nursing home residents. One observer said the show was better than a visit from S~nta Claus. ~0% Drop Urged In Condominiums The Irvine Company is trying t'o gel a zone change for the R ancho San Joaquin develop- fuent that would mean a 60 per- Cenl drop in the number of con- do"miniums to be built in the 242-aere area. The requ ~~,t will be ti~~r_d_ ~y -the Irvine city Planning Com- thission al 7 ~:,W p.m. tonight at 'j:ity hall, 4201 Campus Drive. The in.alter was approved by the ~ommunily service and transportation commissions last week. . If granted, the change would r.educe the number o( con- dominiums in the area from 2,375 to 934. That total includes the 309 now under construction along University Drive. The area is described as "adult oriented '' by the company. meaning that, although families with children are not excluded. few facilities for children arc available. Plans call for construction of th~ .area to be completed by mid-1979, with the golf course, tennis complex and other recrea- tion amenities to be finished by the end o( 1976. The golf course. which was closed last fall, will have nine holes open this sum- mer and the balance open next Januar:y, according to project manager Warren A. Colton. Another proposed change to the zoning would allow <'onstruc- tion o( a gas station at Culver and Michelson drives. \ N11rsing Homes Get Inspection By GARV G HA NVILLE OfUleOa.11., PllotSbll The county Grand Jury has looked at nursing homes in Orange County and told the Board of Supervisors today the vi ew was unappealing. While the jury's r eport did not specify how m any nursing homes Y:ere inspected and thought to be Man Dies In CR1Mh Of Glider By RUDI NIE DZIELSKJ 01 tl'lt Dall, Piiot St.ii Massive head injuries Sunday claimed the life of a 23-year-old Los Alamitos hang glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon while executing a mid·air turn. Daniel K . Turco of 4121 1-loward St. died at Saddleback Community Hospital shortly artcr the 4 p.m . cr¥h at the Escape Country hang glider hill . A pilot with relatively little fly- ing experience, Turco began his fateful glide from Escape Coun- try's 1.500-foot launch site and crashed into a trash barrel at the 1,300 foot level. E yewitnesses said Turco picked himselr up and resumed the flight, executing maneuvers with his orange Rogallo·wing kite during his d escent. (Sec GLIDER, Page AZ> s ubstandard , it did note the follo\\'in~ ··areas of l'Oncern : ,. -Understaffing that resulted . in residents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other residents £or their needs and paraplegic patients r eceiv- ing only token assistance with their hygiene needs. -Res ide nts fearful or un· specified reprisals if they com- plained about services to county social service workers. -Existing health and safely hazards in sofue licensed nursing •homes. . As a res ult of those and other shortcomfngs~ the Grand J ury s3id county government should create permane nt inspection team s to supplement infrequent s tate inspections. The team should be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health and Social Services <ind should report their findings to the State Department of Hea lth racilities licensing section, the jury said. It is the stale departm~nl that is respons ible for periodic in - speC'lions or li c.e nse facilities. And. according to the Grand Jury, ten state inspectors in a four -county area , including Orange County. are limited to a single visit a yea11. The jury chastized the sbcial •servi ces d ivision stationed at Orange County l\.1cdical Center' for failing to cooperate in its in- quiry. But it went on to priase the as- sist ante received from some county, state and federal agen- c ies res ponsi ble for policing nursing homes in Orange County. . l'h e change wou.Id also in- crease the amount of com- mercial recreation in the tract. According to Irvine Company plans, the 18-hole golf course and ii 31-court tennis complex will be available lo the general public. Irvine Grotetla Prohlelll I Sch~ls Lagging Behind Stadium Plan Compromise ' ' ,Eyed in Irvine ' UC Irvine is trying to resurrect 1-a proposed three-way agreement •With the city or Irvine and the Irvine school district to build a Stadium on the UCI campus. .-In a fi ery statement last week. .Mayor Art Anthony and school ' board President Elizabeth Sicoli ~ ByDOUGLASFIUTZSCllE -Of tM 0.11., ..... ..., - An attempt to ccut down the l8-month Jag betwffn the time students move into -.,, develop; ments ln lrVine and Ute Ume new schools are rE:ady 1to 14}Com- modate.the m has bogge.4down. Despite recent court decisions which hint that permit.s tQ bliild new-homes may be keyed to lhe availability or s~hools, the cit)l is not pr.esenily in a position to put such a·policY into action, accord· ing to a 35.page city attofney's report. • The-City PlanningOommissi~n •eondemned the two year s of --------~---....,.. negotiation on the proposed PILOT AD WAS .$308.000 deal as fruJtless. But in renewed appeals, UC I C4TS MEOW Athletic Director Ray Thornton orrered a range of compromises ·.he hopes will get plans for the joint stadium back on track. Nonetheless, Anthony and Mrs. Sicoli are taking a wait-and.see attitude, contending they have been burned berore and are not anx.loua to re·enter dealings with the "tortuous bureaucracy" of ,tbe university. -• However; both the City Council and the school board wer~ set tO act recentl,Y o n.9 proposed alternatives to the tJCI pJan. The alternatives lnclu'de b~lding a -aladium al eith er J.Jnivtralty (8"8TADIUM, Pail" AZ) ' ' "All four kittens were sold In four days as a resulrof Ute Daily Pilot ad. We know because we didn't advertise In aft y other .paper.'' That's the success experienced by the Corona del Mar woman who placed this ad in the Daily PUql: HJMALV AN KITl'ENS Regst'dSeal Points. Champ sired. xx·xxxx. -· 4 . . . ' U you. hhve pels ,you wanl to sell, call 642-5678. We-make It easy to put a few words to work for you. Io the Dally Piiot. I. has twice requested that schools be made a part of the city de- velopment approval system. In the first case, the Village of Woodbridge, the city attorney said it could not be done. Subsequently, a court ruling (or San Jose schools led Deputy City Attorney Roger Grable to recommend that school facilities could be made a part or the de- velopment perril.il process in the Village of Northwood. The.city also considered com- missioning a report on the mat· ter· rt.om consul tants Gr!r-renhagen~ifroeger . After receiv- ing a report rrom the firm on how \o finance capital improveme nts in Irvine, Administrative Services Director · James Har- rington said he does not believe the firm can do the job. As in other r·apidJy growing areas, Irvine has a problem with the fag between the time students arrive a nd when schools are available. According to Irvine school's Assistant Superintendent John Rajcic, the delay for ap- provals, financing and construc- tion o( schools typically totals 18 months. · However , portable buildings have been used to house Irvine s tudents whi l e p e rmanent facilities are being built. (See DELAY, Pagt A2.f So·eial Caller Agnew in Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH (U PI) -Few of the patrons in the Fontainebleau Hotel's Poodle Lounge paused to . notice the man drinking and chatting with hotel owner Ben No~ak in a darllfl!tC$1 corner of,lbe b~r .. , Had they ta en a cl'!!'• J'obk , th'ey'lriltjht Have re- cognized Spiro ">\IRW: r~er. vAce,-!fr~~td•nt. oC:lhe . -1-tlniled-$ljltea.e.ilcfM'aiyJ'!n'!i'll<1verpor.; , ·' A~ew, l~g \llnn~ ana rolax!\(I , •&fd hew~& here purely orf.''m;sodaJ ctlJ . , '• • ~ : ''.I•!" retu.~g m ~ busin.ess l t01€..,.acas,:'. heswd. 1 • 1 • ,. • EisakuSato Collapses TOKYO (AP ) -Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato collapsed to- day at a. restaurant in Tokyo while meeting with bu s i n es s m e n, his secretary said. He said Sato was in a coma a nd v.·as being treat- e d b y d oc to r s at th e restaurant. No other de- tails we1·c <.ivailable, he added. The 74 -yea r -old Sato s hared th.e 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with forme r Iris h Foreign Minister Sean Mac Bride £or his role in -promotin g p eace and st a bility in East · Asia dur- ing nearly eight years as Japanese prime minister from 1964 to 1972. Police Nah Marine After Chase A yo ung Marine was held today on assault with a deadly weapon and reckless driving charges after a ll<'ge dly causing an Irvine police car to swer ve into a ditch in a hi gh-speed chase. Investigators said Pvt. Ke n· neth R. .. Red " Williamson. 18, v.'as finally arrested following the Saturday chase when his sedan got stuck and stalled in a n orange grove. He tried to flee on foot. accord- ing to of£i cers James Broomfield and Paul J essup but <r1 Irvine Company security deputy finally apprehended him based on r<idio description information. Williams on, a resident of El Toro MCAS, remained in jail in ,lieu of $25,000 bail today. H e asscrtedly ca use d Patrolman Broomfield to lose control of hi s car du1in g the 70 mile· per-hour chase which ended on Perez Road but the of£il'cr managed to careen back out of a drainage ditch and resume the pursuit. A search by the Costa Mesa police helicopter Eagle I failed to turn up a ny trace of Williamson, but Irvine Company security guard G.O. Balser apprehended him while on patrol a short lime later. Sniper Hits School Bus SHERri.1AN. Tex. (UPI) l\1any of the students, \Vho had spent a long afternoon touring un amusement park. "'ere napping on their way home in a convoy of four buses. The n the rirst s hot .pierced a window of the lead bus. "I thought it was a balloon breaking -"·c had some on the bus -but I r ealized it "'"'as something e lse \\·hen I saw the -4 hole in the wi ndow," said J oyce Farris, 15. "Sheri was sitting near me and asked me to hold her g lasses. She said ,' 'My ear hurts'... . Sh,_ti Blair,,14, was shot in the 'ear. SIX other persons -lw9 /ot.her students, two ~dul~ cha'perdn es .and two tru c k ·driVers -were wounded by P sniper who fired incliscr1mlnate- ly Saturday nl,lht On buses and trucks along lhH'hlghway •. • Meeting Scheduled In Crisis By ALAN DIRKJN OllMDililW PllotSlil'll The s urgery strike hit Orange County today with anesthe· siologists at fi ve hospitals staying out of the operating room for all bJ.Jt emergency procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by a ban on e lective.surgery are St. Joseph's Hospital and Childrens Hospit..:I of Orange County , Orange, Bre(.I and La Habra com- munity hospitals, a nd Los Alamitos General Hospital. Late last week anesth e - siologists at these hospitals said ' they would not perform elective surgeries until a long-range solu- lion"is found-to tlfi!-· spiraling cost of malpractice insurance and t·hecks today confirmed lhat the ·slowdown is in effect. Whether the strike will con- tinue, spr ead to other hospitals or be called off is expected to be de - cided at tonight at an emergency meeting of th e 125 a nes· thesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa- tion offices in Orange. Thepri.vale meeting is scheduledfor7:30p.m. . J\.1edical Association or£icers have said that the anesthe - siologists will be briered on the latest d e velopments on the lnalPractice· insU"rance crisis ·and each doctor individually will de- cide on how he plans to act. There will be no voting. The decision tq slop elective surgery at the five Orange Coun- ty hospitals affected this morn- ing was made late last wee k - before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced that he was calling the Legis lature into special session to tackle the malpractice insurance issue. which has brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and whic h was s preading to South ern California. Gov. Brown's proclamation, howeve r . did not chanJ:e the stance or the protesting anes- t he s i o log i s ts . ''O ur anesthesiologists did not meet after hearing the governor's de- <'ision , ·· Robert Trostler, assis- tant administrator at Los (See HOSPITALS, Page A2) Ora age Coa•t .,..._"""' --"~· Weatloer Cloudy tonight becoming partly sunny Tuesday ar- ternoon. Scattered li ght drizzle early Tuesday with cooler days in the mid-60s . Low s t o ni g ht in the mid·SOs . INSIDE TODAY WiU there be enough Social Security money for you wMn you reach retirement.age? Or are you doling out money you'll never .see.again? Finan- cial columnist Sylvi4 Porter txplOTe.s future of brnefiJs this week beginning today on P.age ru. Jftdex ::~-' .. "'.' . :: Al '911wt A4 .,.,. ~ .. ei •1-t fll .... ,, ..,. .__,,_..._... ... . A• T..,.-,._ 14 •• TllNt.... •• e S "'"'"'"' A4 •l ........ ,..... ... 'l , ' I . ;\.2 DAil• PILOT ' ·--8 Viets • :·nesire Return .. So far today. eight Vi etnamese refugees at Ca mp Pendleton's Little Saigon tent and quonset but city have signed papers in· dicating th~y want to return to ·lheir homeland. They are homesick and miss families they left behind. accord· l ilg to ipt~rvi ews with the eight 'male rerugees who have accept· ed the State Department's offer 'of a trip back. '· Requests are being processed by the U.S. lnRragency Task Force, but it is uncertain just bow the hom esick refugees will be r eturned. Commercial air travel routes between America and Vietnam do not exist any more. One of the men, former South Vietnamese Army M.,aj . Ly Van Trong, 37. was most explicit. "l'm afraid of the Viet Cong," d eclared the form er military of· Iicer for the losing side. ''But I c annot live here without my children ... my family." Five 6f the m en interviewed :said~they would like to remain in the U.S. if only their families were here too. Authorities say more of the 18,000·plus Vietnamese and Ca m- bodian r efugees housed at Little Saigon, a!'e expected to ask to go home. • A State Department form for :si gnin g up to r e turn was publis hed Jast week in the 1lt'\VSpapc r in the Vi etnamese l anguage for refugees at Camp Pendleton. •·we felt some people would \(!ant to go back. so we made th;.i t <'hannel availa bl e," said William Stubbs, a State Department spokesman. Fro•P~Al GLIDER ••. When he was still 100 feet in the air, Turco made a 180 degree turn. heading downwind but forgot to increase his airspeed., an expert observer said. The kite's nose dropped, ·send· ing Turco diving head-first into 'the grass-covered hill. A witness said Turco was not wearing a ti elmet even though he had .brought one along in his car. Turco had been flying from the 1 .500 foot marker for onJy two 'veeks, Escape Country officials :;aid. ;-Jim Robinson, O\'-ner of the .Tra buco Canyon r ecreation :ranch, said Turco had recently :insta lled new guy wires on his :ki te and that the glider had bt?en :tail heavy since the rewiring job. ' .. When he s talled at the 1,300 :foot level it probably made him :J]ervous. He should have stayed <>ff the rest of the fli ght. Because 41e was nervous he probably \\'asn't listening to the sound of ti is sail,'' Robinson said. : Because they carry no air ~peed indicators on board, hang ~lid e r pil ots rely on the sound Tnade by the kite's fabric to tell ~h <'m how fast they are going. · Turco was the second hang 1glidcr pilot lo die at Escape Country, Last month 1g-year-old 'Todd C. Baker of Santa Ana was :killed while making a maneuver <.il low allitude. ·Park Stabbing 11 01.LYWOOD -A Comp ton man . 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Man.Drops His Wallet, Arrested A wallet found on the scene of a Corona ''del Mar pharmacy r burglary led to the capture and arrest of a-26-year-old Laguna Beach man, N ewport Beach Police said today. Chris Vincent Fraier, of 524 Park Ave. was booked ,by Ne"''port Beach police Friday on burglary charges. Bail is set at $10.000. Police allege Fraser entered Zweber's Pharmacy, 3301 E . Coast Highway. by prying open the louvres on the roof, climbing about 100 feet through the attic and then dropping into the store. They said he apparently left the same way bul dropped his wallet on the,way out. Identifica- tion in his Wallet, coupled wi th t1n gerprinl6 left behind. led to Fraser's arrest Friday afternoon at a room in a Laguna Beach motel. Police said the burglary oc- cured sometime between closlng lime 'J'hursday and early Friday morning. According to police, the drug_s stole_n, va lued at $500 wholesale and between $3,000 to $5,000 on the s treet, were recovered. in Fraser's r oom, packaged for sale. Fro•P~Al STADIUM • • High School or the new Irvine High School. Following the renewed over· lures by Thornton . no action was taken on the alternatives. There are strong disadvan· tages to those alternatives, Mrs. Sicoli conceded in an interview. Both would cost more than the proposed pact to add 2,500 seats, lighting, a scoreboard and public address system to UCI's existing athletic field. Ru8sian Roulet·te Death Speculated We stminster police said today they believe the shooting death of a man Saturday morning was a ··Russian roulette'' style suicide. James Bl aine Chapman, 29, of 15400 Belgrade St., Westminster, Apt. oo: was killed about 1:30 a .m. Saturday when a slu g from a .38 caliber revolver went through his right temple. , School Board Eyes Budget Cuts Tonight Trustees of the Saddleback College District will be looking at ways to trim the proposed $16 million 1975·76 budget tonight in a special session scheduled for 7 :30 o 'clock i n the college library. Trustees, who received the budget proposal from ad- ministrators earlier this month have been openJ y unhappy because it calls for an increase in the tax rate from 70 cents to $1.00 per $100 assessed valuation. The college's cUrrent operat- ing budget is $11.8 million. Ad· ministration officials say the in- crease is necessary to finance campus construCtion projects. Also scheduled for trustee ap- proval al tonight's session is a re· quest by Supt. Robert Lombardi for an assistant superintendent. No salary re commendation has been made by Dr. Lombardi for the new position other than that it should be "competitive" with salaries paid at other com- munity colleges. Ford Pledges To Veto Strip Mining Bill Detective Sgt. Richard Grodl said neighbors told police Chap· man was despondent and ' had been drinking. He and two neighbors had been showing their weapons to each other late Friday night, Sgt. Grodt said. Then the neighbors went back over to his apartment about1 :15 a.m . They told police Chapman was intoxicated and he stepped out on his porch saying "I 'm going to try it twice." The neighbors said they rushed outside when they thought they heard the cylinder of the revolver spin but as the.v got there, it went off-the first spin was apparently the deadly one. Chapman was divorced and \\'Orked in Los Angeles. F\Jner a l arrangements a re pendin g at an Arcadia mortuary . Sgt. Grodt said he is waiting for some more tests but he is "90 percent sure it was a s ui cide .·· Fro•PageAl DELAY ... Development permits in Irvine are hinged to the availability of a variety of services, such as police and fire protection , sewage, streets and the like. The suggestion to add schools to the list of development prere· quisiles, Harrington said, should be "put on the back burner" due.- to the difficulties of such a pro· gram, Asked whether the matter is a dead iss ue, Planning Director Cl<'!udette Donatella said the cft y would continue to r esearch the possibilities, but there see ms no practical way to put such a pro· gram into action now. Quake Hits Alaska PALMER. Alas ka CUPll -A strong earthquake rolled across· central Alaska Sunday but caused no d amage. Capo Beach . ' Boat Capsizes; ' -. ' 5 Swim Ashore Five persona, including a San Juan Ca pistrano man, swam safely to shore Sunday after their boat capsized in rou&h seas off Capistrano Beach. 'l'he boat's •kipper, Garx L , Musueco of 3383 Averuda Calita, told San Clemente Lifeguards that -the boat went down as he tried to surf il Into the beach when the engln~ ma~unctioned. HOSPITALS Alamitos , said, ·'but their feeling was that they wanted something more concrete than the gov· ernor 'a proposal.'' Trottier said that hia t73·bed hospital had 128 patients Friday, bU.l today the patient load ts in the 80s and he expected it to drop into the 70s if the slowdown con· tinues. At the 114-bed Brea Communi· ty Hospital only emergency operations were being performed today. Adtn:inistrator Ralph Op· perman said, however, he ex· pects ,Ute patient load to drop by 40 percent tr the ban continues. At La Habra Community Hospital, assistant administrator Robert Hanna confirmed that no elective operation8"" are being performed, but he sOWlded op· timistie about the future when he referred to toniaht's meeting at the medical association· offices and said, "Our anesthesiologists are ready. This may be very short lived." * * * Fr-Page Al DOCTORS The Legislature is already here in regular session. In fact, it is ·al_ready in a simultaneous special session on housing .. The doctor strike, already widespread in the San Francisco Bay area, s pread to the capital ci· ty, as about 60 anesthesiologists said they would refuse all but emergency services. They were backed by 1 a majority of the Sacramento Medical Society. Th'e 'pi-otesting anesthiologists are participating in emergency, obstetric and .can~er surgeries. Operating rooms w ere sch ed uled to close in 11 Sacramento area hospit a ls. Emergency and delivery rooms continued to operate. The Westminster. Community Hospital has been given an in- dication l;>y its anesthesiologists that they 'will be on a slowdown before the end of the week, ac· cording to administrator Richard LeGrand, who said that he was asking other personnel to take early vacations to reduce hospital costs. The slowdown was most evi- dent today at St. Joseph Hospital and Childrens Hospital of Orange County which share operating facilities where large numbers of surgeries are performed. Last year, for example, 11,800 surgeries were carried out in the nine operating rooms. The hospitals h ave 14 staff anesthesiologists. .. Usually the operating rooms have full schedules on a Mon· day,'' a spokesman said. Once inside the surfline, the 111-loot Boston Whaler !lipped, dumpipg the (ive pcrSona jntothe witer. All swam to 1hore atded by life jackets, lifeguards said. The incident was among several logged by San Clemente Lifeguards ~nd Oranee County Harbor Patrol offiCen: as-high waves las hed tho south coast over the weekend. Al 2: 10 p.m. Fr-iauy, harbor patrol officer s , responding by boat , rescued three ·Los Angel~s ... nr'ea fishermen swept off the Dana Point H'arbor breakwater by a wave. Following the rescue, officers 1 closed the breakwater: But of· ficers said today the warning wasn't heeded by everyone. They were called to the breakwater at 8 :.18 a .m.t S\lnday to rescue a Rosemead youth who jumped in the water to recapture a fis hing tackle box that was swept into the sea. Ken Casper, a San Clemente lifeguard, s8id five to elght·foot surf Saturday forced guards to raise the red danger fiag at San Clemente city beaches and county strands extending north to Aliso , Beach in South Laguna. San Clemente guards made 20 rescues on Saturday and 28 On Sunday, Casper said; as more than 50,000 persons visited. city and county be.ilches. He attributed the summer-like crowds to sunny days and a 61· degree ocean temperature, tbe warmest this year. In Laguna Beach, lifeguards made 35 rescues over the weekend . Art Colony strands were hit with three-foot "Yellow F1ag" waves. Chavez Group Lauds Brown's Farm Proposal, SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Hun· dreds t;>f C~sar Chavez s up· porters ('Onverged on the Capitol today in surporl of Gov. Edmund G. Brown s compromise farm labor bill , but the rival Teamsters union called off its protest for fear of violence. Ralph Cotner, director of the Teamsters' agriculture organi:z· ing:~divis ion, said union officials cancelled the demonstration of an estima ted 10,000 workers at the request of lawmakers and a Roman Catholic cardinal, Timothy M a nning of Los An~eles. 'There was too much fear of a big explosion at the Capitol, violence and so forth," Cotner said. ''So we decided to let our people do their demonstrating in their local areas. We feel we have s u£fici.ently made our point." Last week, members of the United Farm Workers union and Teamsters confronted each other during an angry, day-long con· froritalion in which sporadic fist fights broke out. Eight persons were arrested. · 'fhe target of the demonstra· ; lion was Brown's bill scheduled for a crucial vote this afternoon in the Senate Finance Commit· tee, the · last hurdle before the Senate floor. Additionall y, both sites are near existing or planned residen· tial area.s where the noise and - glare of night games would dis· turb neighbors, she said . Also, neither site has adequate park- ing fac ilities. . Those deficiencies could be overcome al UC I, she said, but the terms of the agreement must be satisfactory. By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON !U PI ) - President Ford has decided to veto federal strip mining leglsla-~ARIMERS PAYS In another interview, TtM;>rnton outlined a list or eight Points of disagreement on the proposal. Seven of tho se h ave bee n modified by the university, he s aid. The eighth, a desired automatic renewal of the agreement after the initial 15-year pact. would not b,e accepted by the uni vers ity, said Thornton. However. he said a guarantee to renegotiate the agree me nt after the i nitial period could be included. Thornton said that i£ an agree· menl is completed in the near future , a stadium could be ready for the fall 1976 pl ayin g season. Anthony said later, "I want to see it in writing.·· Elaborating on his skepticism. l'i1rs. Sicoli said that three times in the pas t, successful terms have been r eached through talks \vith Thornton, only to have them changed "somewhere in their mysterious bureR uc r acy." As things st a nd now, s he added. "Until we see it in writ· ing, it's just the same as uny or the other alternatives. The pro· blem is not with Ray. He hos been a s uper guy through the whole thing. "If it reall y comes back :1s pre- sented, it ~·Ill be conside red with all the other alternative!', which are not all th at grC-81." she said. Schools Supcrlntendenl A. tion because it would reduce domestic coal production and .1..-_.. force the United States to import more oil. White House sources said tc>qay. Congress was expected to move to override Ford's veto later this week. Ford "pocket.vetoed" a nearly identica( strip mining bill last December after Congress ad· journed for the year, leaving it "A'ith no ove rride possibility. White House sources indicated Ford's reasons for vetoing the c urrent legislation were almost the same as las t time. They noted that a redueed domestic produc tion of coal would force the United States to import more oil. Also with less coal available , utility prices might be increased as much as 19 percent, the sources added. Carl E. Bagge , president of the Na tional Coal A,;sociation. praised Ford /or "showing the courage or hls convictions by ve· tolng a harsh and punitive sur· face minin' bill which would have ha rmed the national in · tcrest." Meanwh i l e, Se n a t e Democratic Leade r Mike Mansfield said he belleved the Senate "has enough votes to override a possible veto on the bill." .. _rlr Hlllt , ' l•• Ant.I .. • Morlnera S1vlng1 has always paid the hlgh09t Interest legally possible. Now your savings can be worth even more at Mariners - a Big 7314 °/0 o(I 6-year certlfleat88 of $1 ,000 or more. · Not only.can you make money et Mariners, you can make friends too-with a strong 11hometown '' savings and loan . Save at Mariners. Now it makes more dbflars and sense! .... ..... Stanlry Corey agret.'Ci that if the new terms are written into a con- tract. "It probably will be accep- table." The While House 8Cheduled a morning briefing by Federal Energy Adminis trator Frank Zarb to announc:e Ford's decision but later delayed the 1esslon. ThCre was no official word when the decision would be announced. 3IO Sa. 1 ..... r1y De (213)553-~ (Opp.Mt. Slnol Hotpltal) 1147 leverly l lvd. ll•lture WOfJd) 3820 SMl l:eoth llvd. (213) 591·7626 N...,.rtlMc.h (Moln Office-) 151$ We•teliff Dt. (714)641·.000 ..._,.rt ... h (loytld. C~l•t) 1024 loy•W• Dr. (71~ .. , .. .,.. l•fUM" '""" l!OCl9nney,.St. (114) 494·7106 (Of'£NING SOON) (713) 657-41 41 , ( , ' ' • ., l ' 1 _, • J ' ' ·l • ; I ., .,. ' l'i I " l a• I " ' ... '" I ' I .. t ... • I l I, I I -r • .. D1•ntington BeQch Fountain Valley .. -EE>ITI * •. ' .. i• •• . . • Today's C losing N.Y. Stocks ;voL. 68, NO. 139, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' MONDAY, MAY 19, 1975 TEN CENTS ;r Teachers Seeking 13% to 25% Hikes By KATHY CLANCY Of 1"-O.Uy f'll.e I.UH Soaring inflation, tight school budgets and chargeH of game playing on both sides are mark· ing contract talks this spring between West Orange County teachers and school leaders. Teachers have asked for pay hikes ranging from 13 to 25 per- cent in the Jiuntington Beach Union High, Fountain Valley , Ocean View. liuntington Beach Cily and Westmins ter School Dis· tricts. The highest reported ofrer from a school board has been ri ve percent with some offering nothing at all so far. Teachers this year a lso are asking for a greater voice in de- cision making. Linda Boitano . executive secretary for the West Orange County United Teachers ,' which includes th e high school, Westminster and Ocean View educators, s aid teachers .. are taking a much broader view" this year. "You have always heard about c l ass sizes, salari es and benefits," s he said, "but now a lot of items are being put on the table that arc non-cost items that relate to administration. . ··1·eachers are seeing some program.s that are not being Utilized as they should be," she contended. She criticized '''hat she .called •·a lot or stalling" by s chool boards, which she claimed may be intended to drag contract talks past the close of school to avoid strike possibi lities. Last year, both the Ocean Vi ew <SeeTEACl lERS, PageA2) Doctors' Strike Hits .. 5 County Hospitals Friend or Foe? Diane Nic ho lson of Huntington Beach reassures daughter, Sandy, who is not quite two years old , that the fellow in the funny looking suit is really okay. Sandy \vasn't at all s ure when she met Coco the Clown Satur- day at Huntington Beach's City Festival. Officials said sever al thousand people attended the event. Town Lots H~aring ~cheduled Tonight The pattern for future housing construction in one of the major coastal portions of Huntington Beach should be set at tonight's 7 o,'clock city council meeting. Two public hearings are scheduled on a 36-block sector of \he Town Lots, so named because ~ey were the original town site for the community in t he early isoos. i"The first heal}ng involves the tfeation of a t ontroversial $2 t:ftillion assessment district to bWid,special parking courts (cul- de-sac streets with perpendicular Parking), and to r ebuild crum~l iog curbs, gutters, drains and itreets. :.A large ·number or property owners, including the Huntington \Beach Coinpany, have fought the \hl0gh cost of the proposed district . While the full project would cost about $2 million (paid by property owners over 20 or 30 years), city planners have sub· milted a lis t o f cheaper, -alternative project s. The one favored by the plan· n lng depa rtment would cost $1,383,000, according to advance planner.Ed Selich. The cheaper plan would eliminate the proposed under· £rounding of major power li nes • and would not call for the im· . proVem ent of the four ~ajor , streets -Golden West and 17th ·Streets, and P aim and Orange )\venues -which pound th~ pro· posed dis trict. · The second public hearing in- Y'olves a spei;ific plan, which 'Would allow,..-the city to change "" construction r\J.l es for the assess- t·· ment district area. The specific 11 plan has three major features : ·each lot were separately owned. -Less on site parking required . because or the pa rking courts. Selich said the specific plan has not been as controversial as the. costly assessment district, but he expects both hearings to take up a major portion of the night. Coast Man Sa ved From Drown Death A 31 -yea r -o ld Huntington Beach man was r escued from heavy surf Sunday at Laguna's Moss Street Beach and given mouth-to-mouth resucitation by beachgoers until arrival of city lifeguards and firemen. Bofk Hokhijima of 8450 Atl anta St. was reported in guarded con- dition today a t the intensive care unit of South Coast Community Hospital. Hokh ijim a was unconscious but breathing after citizens re- suscitated him. He was placed· in the am bulailc.e, but,· again, s t op ped b rea thing. F i re Engineer Harvey Boelts restored . the man's breathing.;uad rode iil the ambulance to the hospital with the victim. Laguna ·Beach Lifeguard Mike ~ Dwinell credite d the--private citizens With saving the Hunt· ington man 's life. Names of lhe rescuers were not immediately available. Meeting Scheduled In Crisis By ALAN DIRK.J N Olth1 0111~ PllolSllH The surgery strike hit Orange County today with a nesthe· siologisls at five hospitals stayil1g out of the operating room for all bµtemergen cy procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by a ban on elective surgery are St. Joseph's Hos pital and Childrens Hospi tal o! Orange County , Orange, Brea and La Habra com· muni ty hospitals, and Los Alamii.ol~Genera l Hospital. Late l ast week anesthe· siologists at lhese hospitals said they would not perform elective surgeries until a long-range solu· tion is found tO the spiraling cost of malpractice insurance and checks today confirmed that the s lowdown is in effect. Whether the strike will con· tinue, spread to other hospitals or be called off is e xpected to be de· cided at tonight at an emergency m eet in g o f the 125 a nes· t hesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa· lion offices in Orange. The private !11ee ting is scheduled for 7: 30 p.m. -Medical Association offi cers have said that the anesthe· · siologiSts will be briefed on the l atest developments on the malpractice in surance crisis and each doctor individually wi ll de· cide on how he plans to act. There will be no voting. The decision to slop elective surgery at the fiv e Orange Coun· ty hospitals affected this morn· ing was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced that he was calling the Legis lature into special session to tackle the malpractice ins urance iss ue. which has brought boycotts by doctors in Northern CaliforTI:ia and which was spreading to Southern California. Gov. Brown's proclamation, however , did not change the stance or the protesting anes· thesiologist s . ''Our anesthesiologists did not meet after hearing the governor's de· cision," Robert Trostler , assis· tant a dm·i ni st r ator at Los Alamitos, said , "but thei r feeling was that they wanted something more concrete than the gov· ernor 's,proposa l.' · (See HOSPIT/\LS. Page /\21 * * * 111 -More open space (less on site p arking required if the parking f" courts are built). Pri1'a te Hospi tals Pos s the Geritol As part of N urs ing Home We e k ~ m e mbers o~ _a Charlollesville, Va .. belly d a n cing c lass gave an exh1b1 · lion lo som e 75 nursing home residents. One observer said the s ho\v was better t han a visit from Santa Claus. Grand Jury Looks At Nursing Homes By GARY GRANVILLE 01 Ille 01ily Pllo1$11tl The county Grand Jury has looked at nursin g homes in Orange County and told the Board of Supervisors today the view was unappealing. \Vhile the jury's report did not specify how m any nursing homes v•E!re inspected arld thought to be substandard. it did note the followini;:: "areas of concern:" -Understaffing that resulted in residents who are un able to feed themselves being dependent on other residents for their needs and p araplegic patients receiv· ing only token assistance with t heir hygiene needs. ~Residents fearful or Un · speciried reprisals if they com· plained about services to county social service "·orkers. -Ex isting health and sarcty hazards in some licC"nscd nursing homes. As a result or those and other shortcomings. the Grand Jury said county government should create permanent inspection teams lo supplement infrequent state inspections. The tea m should be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health a nd Social Services and should report their fi ndings to the State Department of Health facilities licensin g section, the jury said. It is the state department that is respons ible for periodic in· s pcctions of license facilities. '" -More units for consolidated lots. If one developer, for exam· '" pie, owns an e ntire block, he can • build 60 apartments rather than •· the 48 which would be allowed if ,, , . Doctor Slowdown Begills And. according to the Grand Jury, ten state inspectors in a four -county are<1, including Orange County , are limited lo a single visit a year. (See HOMES, Page A2) ' '· ~ Main Street L ink Shut .. The 'seclion of Main Street in Huntington Beach which was closed Saturday ror the city festival "'1..11 re- main closed through next Monday as the city expcri· ments with a mall concept ,for merchants. The tw.o blocks stretch rrom Pacific Coast Highway to Olive Avenue. Motorists should use Lak& an d 'th Streets aa altern ative routes thls weell::-' LOS ANGELES (AP) -About 150 anesthesiologists at 36 pi;ivat e hospita ls in Southern Ch:llfornia b egan a Work s lowdown .today to protest skyrOC!kettng malprae1t1ce in- surance rates. The doct9rs vowed to handle only emergency, cancer and ob· stetrtc treatment unUl an agree- ment is reached to bring down the r-ates. The s lowdown occurred despite today's special sess!on ol the Leglsloture called Frldoy by the governor to resolve the malpractice controveny. About 50 aneslheslologisll ot l9. t1ospilals in the San Gabriel Valley said they would perform .. 'emergency services only.•· • Ai 12 ho1pltala in Lonil Beacb and in the South Bay area, about 100 doctors were involved. Five hospitals in Orange County and Victorville a lso were affect~- Northern California physicians have been~~ond~ting a simlllar slOwdown for several weeks . ·'The governor's announce- ment changed oul-mood from despair to elation, ~ in all pro-. babllity it won't alter our fllan.'' Dr. Sol Statman , s'P.Okcsman for a nesthesiologi5t s In the' Long Beach area, said /;lefdre the 5Jowdown began. Dr. Merlyn Duerksen of Cov· ina's Jntercommunity Hoopital ·.said. ··we are hopeful som e agreement can be reached while the Legislature works on the IS· &\le.,. • Duerksen ~aid, ···we arc in a .,. good position to be cohesive because four anesthesiologists can sh.ul off 100 s urgeons , Whereas· tt '"~ hardet for the sur- 1 geom to b•P.d t.ogether.'' In the Vldorv1Ue area, the doc· tors pt tlie t~o· area. hoepitals have anncSunclctthey will Jorn the protest today.,, · '"&iacstbesio)Qgists have"been taleing tlie brunt of lhis," Or. William, T·homas said. "We feel lt'a Ume to st Qp hiding behind the anesthesiologtsts. This problem • atCects us all." T homas said the special session called by Gov. Edmund G. Bro"·n Jr. Is "a bunch of pabl\lm. It's not getting to the ~or the issue.·· Set! DOCTORS, P age A2> 1 . , PILOT AD WAS CATS MEOW . "All four kittens were sold in f<iur d3~ as a res ult ot the Daily·_ PilOt ad. W e knO\V bct;;iuse we didn't advertise in any ot~er paper." That's the success experienced by \he Coronn del Mar womoh wfiO placed this a d in the Daily Pilot : HIMALY AN KITIENS Regst'dSeal Points. Champ sired. xx-xx.xx If you have pets you \\'ant to st'LI , ratl 642-5678. We make it eusy lo put a few v.·ords to work tor you . In the Daily Pilot. Man Dies , In Crash Of Glider By R UDI NIEDZIELSKI Of lllt Dlitl' PllOI Sllotl Ma ssive head injuries Sunday claimed the life of a 23.year·old Los Alamitos hang glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon while executing a mid· air turn. Da nie l K . Turco of 4121 Howard St. died at Saddleback Community Hospital shortly after the 4 p.m . crash at the Escape Country hang glider hill. A .pilot with relatively little fly. ing experience, Turco began his fateful glide {rom Escape Coun- try's 1,500-foot launch site and crashed into a tras h barrel at the ~ 1.300 foot level. Eyewitnesses suid Turco picked himself up and res umed the flight, executing maneuvers with his orange Rogallo·wing .kite during his descent. When he was slill 100 feet in lhe air, Turco made a 180 degree turn heading dov.•nwind but forgot to increase his airs peed. a n ex pert observer said. , The kite's nose dropped, send: ing Turco diving head.first into the·grass·covered hill. A "'itness said Turro was not wearing a he lm.e t even though he had brought one a long in his car. Turco had been flying from the 1.500 foot m arke r for onl y tv.·o \\'l'eks,. Escape Country officials said: ·Jim Robinson. owner or the Trabuco Canyo n recreation ranch. said Turco had recently install ed new guy wires on hi s kite and that the glider had been tail heavy since the rewiring job. "\Vhen he s talled al the 1,300 root level it probably made him nervous. He should have stayed off the. rest of the flight. Bcca\,lse he \!.'as nervous he probably ""asn't li stening to the sound of his sail." Robinson said. Beca use they i.'arry no air speed ind icators on board, hang glider pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's fabric to tell them ho\>J fast they arc going. · Turco was the second hang glider pilot to die al Escape Country. Last month 19-year·old Todd C. Baker of·Santa 1\na v.·as killed wh~le making a m:.ineuvcr <it IO\V altitude. Or•:_·:a:··· We a tller Cloudy toni ght becoming partly sunny Tuesday af· t ernoon. Scattered li ght drizzle early Tuesday with cooler d ays in the mid·60s . LO\\'S t onight in the mid·SOs. I NSIDE TODAY \Vill there be E'flOUgh Social Securitg money /or you when you reach retirement age? Or are you doling out . money you·u never see agairi~ Finan· cial columnisl Sylvia Parler explores future of benefits lhis week begin"tung loday on Page 85. lntlex .... ,,, i-M.11~ Calllot'nll C11ult1M I J AMl\..11""'' "' ....... 111 Al N111-1t N.1111 .. .. •• -·· --· Dfllll *'Mtk•t IMMtl&I"•• 11!111..,,.1-fll fllMIKI .. __ 11·12 Or••< ... , ll ~-"' ll '""'' Al ShClllMrt.• A• TetrritleA . II TIIMMn Ii W."lle' ll .,,., .. " ... .. 1 1•1 .,..,, ... •• •• •• •• , .. - • ... ... -. 'A2 DAILY PILOT '. . ' . H /F Mond11.Mayt9, 1976 Cash for Tips ' I Beach Police Seek Purse Snarelien On May 12 a 57·yea.r·old Huntin g t o n i-l urbour woman was grabbed by two youths who threw her to the ground, broke her arm a nd tried to snutch her purse. They didn't get it, but the woman s u ffe r e d the broken arm . plus other scra p es, bumps :.ind bruis es in t he s trong · armed robbery atten1pt. It took pl ace in daylight. about 3 :30 p.m ., in front of the El llancho Mark e t in the Bo ard\v alk shopping center . The odds,~as usual, \\'Crl> stacked in the rob· hers' f<tvor, two of them against one older \VOman. Purse snactching m ay not sound like a serious cri n1e , but d ozen s of ,~·omen are hurt ever y year i n Huntington Beach and Fountain Vall ey by s uch att acks. 1-luntington Beach Police say there were at least 45 :>lrong armed robberies in Secret Witness 1974 in lht•ir tov.·n, <ind eight so far this year. There i!J no set pattern to the attempts , except the robbers often v.1ork in pairs, arou nd shopping centers, and they usually pick on older, unaccom· panied women. The robbers are often, but not al"'ays, teenagers. A lot of their victims suffer broke n hi ps or broken arms in the struggle. The D~1i ly Pilot 's Serret Wit~s offers $50 cash re- \vards to <t ny informants \\'ho turn in the names, or good information on thugs Russian Roulette Death Speculated Westminster police said today they believe the shooting death of J man Saturday morning was a ··Ru ssian roulette" style sui cide. .Ja mes Blaine Chapman, 29, of 1:>-lOO Belgrade St ., Westmins ter, Apt. 90, was killed about 1:30 a. m. Sat ur~a y when a slug from a .38 caliber r evolver v.•cnt through hi s right temple. - f'ro.,,Page Al HOSPITALS [ Trostler said that his 173-bed hospital had 128 patients F'riday, but tod ay the patient load is in the 80s and he expected it to drop ' 1nlo the 70s if the slowdov.•n con- tinues. At th e 114 ·bed Brea Communi- t y Hos pital on ly em ergency operations \Ver e being performed today. Adm inistrator Ralph Op- perm;::in said. ho\v~ver, he ex· peels t he patient load to drop by 40 pf'rrent if the ban continues. At La l f a bra Community llospital, assistant administrator Robert Hanna confirmed that no <'lective operations are being performed. but he sounded op· timistic about the future when he teferred, to tonight's meeting at ~he medical association offi ces iand said, •·our anesthesiologists '..ire ready. This may be very ?hortlivcd:· I * * * f'rolfl Page A I DOCTORS Los An geles. anesthesiol ogists ll1avc voted to join the protest ,next Friday. Meanv.·hilc the legis latur e ;opened the special session on 1medical malpractice insurance . this afternoon. .; The Legis lature is already 1here in regular session. In fact. it ,is already in a simultaneous ~~pecial session on hbusing. ,.. The doctor strike. already 1\videspread in the San F'rancisco Ba y area. spread to the ca pi l a I ci- :ty. as about 60 anesthesiologists 1said they v.·ould refu se all but 1em ergency ser vices. 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He and two neighbors had been showing their wea pons to each other late Friday night, Sgt. Grodt said. Then the neighbors went back over to his apartment a bout1:15a.m . They told police Chapman was intoxicated and he stepped out on his porch saying "I 'm going to try it tWice." The neighbors said they rushed outside when they thought they he.a.rd the cylinder of the revolver s pin but as they got the re, it \1;ent off-the first spin was apparently the deadly one. Chapman was divorced and worked in Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements are pending at an Arcadia mortuary. Sgt. Grodt said he is waiting for som e more tests but he is "90 percent sure it was a suicide.'' Thailand OKs U.S. Apology Over Vessel BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Thailand accepted U.S. regrets today. healin g a 1ift over the l\'f ayaguez affair. a nd moved diplomat ically closer to Cam· bodia and North Vietnam. But a hard·linc Viet Cong st atem ent dimmed prospects for early Thai · r approchement voith South Vi et - nam. • About 400 s tud e nt d e· m onstrators left the U.S. Em· bassy gates v.:here they had torn MAYAGUEZ SAILS FOR HONG KONG-A3 HUNT NARROWS FOR MISSING MARINES. A4 off the U .S. eagle symbol and replaced it \\"ith a poster of a vulture . Premier Kukrit Pramoj said , "We shouldn"t have any more trouble." Thailand also announced that lt \viii be host to a North Viet- namese de lega tion beginning Wed n es d av ror talk s o n normalizin g r'e la tions. M eanwhilc. a promising start toward establishment of Am· bassa9or Nguyen Minh Phuong. who said norm ali zation would de- pend on a U.S . military withdrawal from 1'hailand and the return of South Vietnamese milltary planes fl own here by re· fugees and also claimed by the United St<ite s. Kukril :1ccepte.d 1.1 U.S. note as <in apology for dis regarding hi s requests and usin'g Thai bases to stage t he armed rescue of the l\.1ayaguez. but s aid Ambassador Anand Panya rachun would st ill be called home from Washington briefly ,;in d Tha iland still wo uld ·:renegotiate a ll our treaties wit h the United Slil tCs ." f'rolfl Page Al HOMES •.. The jury chastized the sociul scr.vices divis ion stationed at Oran~e Co unty M cdical Center for failing to cooper;it(' in its in · qu.iry. But It "·ent on to priase the as· ~i sta nc l' r eceived fron1 som<• cou nt y. stat e and fedl.'r al agen· <·ies . res ponsible for policing nurs in g hom<'s 111 Orange County. Quake Hits Alaska PALMER, Alaska IUPI) -A strong earthquake rolled .icross centra l Ala ska Sunday but caused no d amage. who b:!!ot up older women. lf you know somebody doing it, or have a good description of such a thief, phone the 24·hour Sttret Witness line .... 642·0700, or write to : Daily Pilot, Secrt•t Witness, P .0 . Box 790 , Huntington Beach, Ca . (92648). T he informati on \Viii be given lo the-looal police, but all informants will rc- n1 ain anonymous. There isn't muc h women can do t o protect themselves against such strong-armed r Qbbers, police investigators say. But they can carry less cash and jev.·elry in their purses. and purses ought to be carried under the arm, \\"ith the strap held close to the body_ Never carry the purse in your ha.nd. police say. And - if s om e bo dy a tta'cks, scream loud and try to re· me mber "'h a t he looks like. f'rom Page Al TEACHERS. and high school teachers staged one·day walkouts, while others threatened strikes. Area school officials counter that they aren't stalling and hope negotiations are completed soon. ··t think it works to the advan· t age of both teachers and ad· ministrators to sign contracts before the end of school," s aid Glen Dysinger, assistant high school superintendent. Following is a district by dis - trict list showing where talks now stand : -Huntington Beach Union IUgb: T~~chers first asked for a 25 percl19f hike, but came down lo 11.4 percent. The school board bas offered five percent. --Ocean View : The board of· fered $281,000 sum for teacher salarieS and benefits. about 3.4 percent. Teacher s want 13 .l per- cent. They also want more nurses, psychologists, art, music a nd physical education teachers. -Huntington Beach City: Teachers want 16.5 percent and a quarterly cost of living boost. The board offered no amount, but s:iid it would keep its teachers in the top 75 percent of Orange County teachers. Teachers · are taking out newspaper ads saying they make about 19.5 percent less than high school teachers and contending all educators should be better paid. -Fountain Valley: Teachers asked for a raise, equal lo the in· crease of the cost of living. · School officials refuse to discuss any counter offers.· saying it is against district policy, but they have said there is little room for any increase. · -Westminster: Teache rs want a 13 .1 perce nt pay hike, but negotia tions are awaiting the outcome of a May 27 tax override election. Tea c he rs clai m they have been threatened with no pay boost because of a stand against the override by the Westminster T eache rs Association, which represents 355 of the district's 420 teachers . Chavez Group Lauds Brown's Farm Proposal SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Hun- dreds of Cesar Chavez sup- porters converged on the Capitol tcxlay in support of Gov. Edmund G. Bro"'n 's compromise farm l a bor bill, but the rival 'fea msters union c alled off its protest for fea r of violence. Ralph Cotner, director of the Teamster s' agriculture organiz- in g division, said union officials cancelled the demonstration of an estimated 10.000 workers at the r equest of lawffiakcrs and a Roman Ca tholic cardinal , Timothy M a nning of Los Angeles. "There was too much fear of a big explosion at the Capitol, violence and so forth," Cotner said . .;So we decided to let our people do their C!emonstrating in their local areas. We feel we have sufficiently made our point." Benefit Night Set At Huntington Play The Huntington Beach Lton5 Club will hold a c harily night May 29 at the ltuntington Bea ch Playhouse for the production of ··~ty Da ughte r , Your Son." Lions club m embers are sell· ing tickets to the show, wtth th e proceeds helping the club'& !light conser vatio n program. For tic kets, phone 8•2·49S9, or 962-999S. { .. --- • Clouds Over Indiana UPITt..,_.. Threatening clouds of various contrasts drift slowly over the landscape near Wallace. Ind .. s hortly alter a May thun- Mild Weather Lures Crou:d To Beaches Warm weekend weather brought thousands of visitors to the nine miles of beach in Hunt- ington Beach but cool water kept t..hem on the sand and out of the rough surf. City lifeguards reported crowds or 21,000 on Saturday and 26,000 on Sunday on their one- mile strand. They rescued four struggling swimmers Saturday and 10 on Sunday but nothing serious happened. Surf was running three to fi ve feet both days with a cool water temperature of 58 degrees a nd the high air te mperature at 66 degrees Sunday_ State lifegua rds reported crowds of 15,000 Saturday and 20,000 on Sunday at Huntington and Bolsa Chica State Beaches. They rescued 48 s wimmers over the weekend, saying there were no serious troubles. EisakuSato Collapses TOKYO (AP) -Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato collapsed to· day at a r es taurant in Tokyo while meeting with bu s ine ss m e n. hi s secretary said. I-le said Sato was in a coma and was being treat· ed by doctors at the restaura nt. No other de· tails were available, he added. The 74-year·o ld Sato s hare d the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with former Iris h Foreign Minister Sean Mac Bride for his role in promoting peace and . stability in East Asia dur- ing nearly eight years as J apanese prime minister from 1964 to 1972. Ford Vowing Veto Of Strip Mine Law ' By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ford has decided to veto feder31 strip mining legisla- tion because . it would reduce domestic coal production a nd force the United States to import more· oil, White Houae sources said today. . Congress was expected to move to override For41.'s veto late r this week. 1-~ord "pocket·vetoed" a nearly identical strip mining bill last December after Congress ad- journed for t he year. leaving it with no override possibility. White House sources indicated. Ford's 1reasons for vetoii:ig the current legislation were almost the same a s last lifl)e. They note d that a reduced dom estic production or coal would force the United States to imi:)ort mo"i-e oil. Al so with less coal available, utility prices might be increased as much as 19 percent, the sources added. Carl E. Bagge, president of the National Coal Association, praised Ford for "showing the courage of his convictions by ve· toing a harsh and pwtjtive sur- face mining bill which would have harmed the national in· terest." • Snipe.-Hits School Bus SHERMAN, Tex'. CU,PI ) f\.l uny of the students, who had spent a long c.fternoon touring an amusement park, were napping on their way home in a conv~ of four buses. Then the first shot pierced a window of the lead bus. Meanwhile , Sen at e Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he believed the Senate ''has enough votes to override a possible veto on the bill." The White House s~heduled a morning brie fing by Federal 'Energy Administrator Frank Zarb to announce Ford's decision but later delayed the session. There was no official word when the dec ision would -~ announced. The sourees said Ford also was concerned about the effect of pro· visions in the bill r estricting sur· race mining on s teep slopes of Appalachia, estimating that the bill could generate unemploy- ment of 36,000 to 40,000. The sources said the bill also \\'as ambi guous in its language and would lead to many court suits. New Valley Queen Picked At Pageam An Orange Coast College freshman wus selected the new Miss Fountain Valley Sunday night at Los Amigos ~ghSchool . ¥onica Espinoza, 18, took the crown i"n competition with seven other girls in the city 's annual beauty pageant. She sang a Johil Denver song to display her talent portion of the contest. The new city queen is.interest- ed in drama at OCC in Costa Mesa where she helps design sets for college plays. She is also in- terested in joining the Fountain Valley Police Explorer Post pro- gram. ' Miss Espinoza picked up a dou· ble title, winning the Miss Congeniality award -an honor given by the queen candidates themselves. "I thought it was a balloon breaking -we had some on the bus -but I realized it was something else v.·hen I saw the hole in the window," said Joyce Farris. 15. "Sheri was sitting near m e and asked me to hold her g lasses. She said, 'My' ear ,.'.:========:s:===:::'.._h~u11_rt~s·." RunnerSup in the pageant ore J\Jlie Cosca, Sharon Mass and J anet Boreland. WARIMERS PAYS Marlnera Savings has always paid the highest Interest legally poaslble. Now your savings can be worth even more at Mariner~ - a Big 7 311 % on . 6-year certificates of $1,000 br more. Nol only Clln you make mo~ey at Mariners, you,, can make friends too -with a strong "hometown savings and loan. / Save at Mariners. Now It makes more dollars and sehsel 1'\\. Mariners Savi~s. ~ and Loan.AssocladOn -~ .... rlrHlllt 380 So. l•v..-ly Dr. (213) 553.3000 to1 Aitt•l•t (Opp.Mt. Sino! HospUol) 8747 l...,•tlyllvd. (213)457·.Cl•t ......... (LMure World) 13l20Seol hochll'Wd. (21)) ... -?Ui ..... ,.,, ..... (Moln OffJie.} 1s1sw ... 1c11ttor.- (71•)M2...000 -rt-{ioytl!M C~t•r) 102• loytlcf• D&. (71•) M2·.t000 .. .. "" ... _h 310 a1.,,~,. $t, (7 1•) •9•·7506 (Ol'ENfNC SOON) • ~ • Orange Coast ' EDITION -. .. Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks VOL. 68, NO. 139, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I MONDAY, MAY 19, 1975 N TEN CENTS · So·uthland Doctors Launch Slowdown i :ws ANGELES <APJ -About 150 anesthesiologists at 36 private hospitals ln Southern California began a work slowdown today to protest skyrocketing malpractice In · sa.r:ance rates. The doctvs vowed to handle oitJy emergency, cancer and ob· ~letric treatment until an agree- ment is reached to bring down the rates. The slowdown occurred despite today's speci~ion of Going· the Legislature called Friday by t_he gov.ernor to resol-v.e-the malpractice controversy. About 50 aneSthesiologists at 19 hospitals in the San Gabriel Valley said th·e·y would perform ··emergency services only.'' At -12 hospitals in Long Beach and in the South Bay area. about 100 doctors were involved. Five hospitals in Orange County and Victorville also wert: affected Northern California physicians have been conducting a similiar Newport B<!acb firemen crouch by dooc of •mojle-filled unit at Parlo-Newplll't Al>Srtinents-•"lheyo-lo at- tack fire. Blaze occurred about 7:45 . p ,m. Sunday. Firemen said a lamp in apartment rented by airline stewardess Bonnie Underwood apparently fell over aod ignited bedding. Blaze, which caused an estimated $500 in damage, was limited by firefighters lo the Underwood apartment. ' Boating Accidents , · l{eported in Harbor Two boating mishaps Sunday marred the weekend, according toharborpatrolmtn. Sgt. Richard Olson of the harbQr department said a 17-foot outboard capsized just before 1 p,m ., about one mile south of the Newport Jetty. All four passengers we re dumped into the W'fltcr, but we re quickly picked up by a passing ' boat. A harbor patrol unit picked up t}J e passengers and then towed the outboard to shore. I OperatM or the boat was Dean Deshon, 26, of Placentia. His passengers included Tammy Wagner, 15 and Myra Alvin, 15, both of P l acentia, and Tim Adkiil, 20, of Fullerton. A second incident occurred at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, when a 16-foot rental skiff from the Pavilion went onto the rocks at Rocky Point, inside the harbor. By the time the harbor patr9l arrived al the scene, the four passengers had climbed onto the rocks and then onto the beach, Olson said. • The boat slammed into the rocks, tearing a hole in the side, and then sank several feel below ·the surface. Olson ~aid he towed the boat back to the Pavilion. ·\Rentar of the boat was Kenneth Cbrto, 4952 Hilo Circle. Hunt· ington Beach. ·He had his three children. ages 13, 15 nnd 17, with him. DOW REGAINS EARLY LOSSES NEW YORK (APJ -The stock market rebounded from a wide early loss to finish close lo where it started today. Trading re· maloed light. Analysts ascribed the early decline to a continuation or the profit taking that pushed lhe Dow Jones industrial average dov.'n more than 21 points in the r1nal two trading days last week. To- day It gained 0.08 points lo837.69. The subsequent recovery ap· parently w11 aided by the quick spread of a .quarter.point cul in the prime I ending rate, posted by a few banlcl lut week, to 7Y.·pcr· oeoL <Tablff, BS.) Olson said there were no in· juries in either incident. On the beaches, hazy sunshine and temperatures in the low 60s attracted 35,000 people Saturday and another 65,000 Sunday. Surf ranging from five lo eight feel lured hundreds of surfers, according to lifeguards. A total or 45 rescues were made over J.he weekend. · CdM Pharmacy Suspect Left Clues Behind A wallet found on the scene ol a ((or~q.a del Mar pharmacy hilPfkl"Y led to the capture and arrest or a 26-year-okl Laguna Beach man, Newport Beach Police said today. , Chris Vincent Fr.uer, of 524 Park A v.e. was booked by Newport Beach police Friday on burglary charges. Bail is set at $10.000. Police allege Fraser entered Zweber's Pha.rma~cy, 3301 E . Coast Highway, by prying open the louvres-on the roof, climbing • .about.JOO feet lhrough the attic and then dropping into the store. They said be apparenUy le~ the same way but dropped his wallet on the way out. Identiflca· tion in his wallet. coupled wllh tmgerprints left behind. led to Fraser's arrest Friday afternoon at a room in a LagWla Beach motel. Police said the burglary OC· cured sometime between closing time Thursday and early Friday morning. According to police, Utt drugs stolen, valued at $500 wholesale and between $3,000 to $5,000 on the street. were recovered in Fraser's room, packaged for sale. Cyprus Talks Fail ROME (APJ -Gree< and Tllrk~y, concluding three l!iys of negotiations, falJed today to re· coooile their conflicting positions on Cyprus and oll rights in the Aqc.&osea. .I slowdown ror several weeks. "The go ve-rnor 's announce· ment changed our mood rrom despair lo elation, but in all pro- bability it won't alter our plan," •Dr. Sol Statman , spokesman ror aneslhesiologis ls in the Long Be ach area , said be(ore the slowdown began. Dr. Merlyn Duerksen or Cov - ina's Intercommunity Hoopital said , "We are hopeful some agreement ca n be reached while the L('gislature \\'Orks on the is- * * * sue." Duerksen said, ··we are In a good position ~to be cohesive because four anesthesiologists can shut off 100 s urgeons, whereas it's harder .for the sur· geons to band together." In the Victorville area, the doc- tors at the two area hospitals have announced they will join the protes t today. .. Anesthesiologists have been laking the brunt of this," Dr. William Thomas said. "We reel * * * it's time to s top hiding behind the anesthesiologists. This problem affects us all." Thomas said the s pe cial session called by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. is "a bunch or pablum. It's not getting to the heart or the issue." Los Angeles aneslhcsiologist.s have voted to join the protest next Friday. rtfean\\'hile the legis la ture opened the s pe rial session on medical malpractil'C insurance * \ * * this afternoon. The Legislature is already here in regular session. In ract, it is already in a simultaneous speci11l ~ession on housing. The doctor strike, already widespread in the San Francisco Bay area, spread to the capital Ci· ty, as about 60 anesthesiologists said they would refuse aJl but emergency services . They were bal"ked by a majority of the Sacramento Medical Society. (See DOCTORS, PageA2) .,.. * .,.. Doctors' Strike Hits Meeting Scheduled In Crisis By ALAN OIRKJN ' 01 lht DiilJ Pil1;1I S~lf The surgery strike hit Orange County today with anesthe· siologists at rive hospitals staying out or the operating room ror all b.!Jlemergency procedures. The five hospitals disrupted by a ban on elective surgery are St. Joseph 's Hospital and Childrens Hospital or Orange County, Orange, Br.ea and La Habra com· munity hospitati_, and Los Alamitos Gener al H'Ospital. Late lal'it :H:.Cek anesthe· siologists at these hospitals said they would -not perform elective surgeries until a long-range solu· lion is found to the spiraling cost of malpractice insurance and checks today confirmed that the slowdown is in effect. Whether the strike. will con· tinue, spread to other hospitals or be called arr is expected to be de· cided at tonight at an emergency meeting of the 125 anes- thesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa· tionofrices in Orange. The private meeting is scheduled ror7 : 30 p.m. --Medical Association orricers have said that the ·anesthe- . siologists will be brie(ed on the latest d evelopments on the malpractice insurance crisis and each doctor individually will de· cide on how he plans lo act. There will be no voting. The d ecision to stop elective surgery at the five Orange Coun· ty hospitals afrected this morn- in g was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr_ announced that he was calling the Legis l ature into special session to tackle the malpractice insurance issue, which has brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and which was spreading to Southern California. Gov . Brown's proclamation, howe ver. did not change the stance or thi protesting anes· thesiologist s . ''Our anesthesiologists · did not meet after hearing the governor's de· cision," Robert 'IrosUer, assis· tant administrator at Los Alamitos, said, "but their feeling was that they wanted sorilething m°'e concrete than the gov- ernor's proposal.'' Tros tler said thal hi s 173-bed hospital had 128 patients Friday, but today the patient load is in the 80s and he expected it to drop into the 70s ir the slowdown con· tinues. Al the 114 ·bed Brea Communi- ty flospital only e mergency operations were being performed today. Administrator Ralph Op · <See HOSPITALS, Page A21 U"I Ttl~llotl Pass the Geritol As part of Nursing Home Week , membe rs o~ .a Charlottesville, Va., belly dancing class gave aq exhtbt· lion to some 75 nursing home residents. On e observer said the show was better than a visit from S?nla Claus. Grand Jury Looks At Nursing Homes By GARY GRANVILLE Of !111 D11llJ ""°' SLlff The county Grand Jury has looked at nursing homes in Orange County and told the Board or Supervisors today the vie w was unappealing. While the jury's report did not specify how many nursing homes were inspected and thought to be substandard. it did note the following •·are as or concern:" -Understaf(ing that resulted in residents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other residents for their needs and paraplegic patients receiv- ing only token assistance with their hygiene needs. 2 Held in Crash ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (APJ -Federal officers arrested lwo California men and confiscated about 700 pounds or marijuana after the plane in which the men were fl ying c ras hed west of Los Lunas,N.M. -Residents fearful or un· specified reprisals if they com· plained about services to county social service workers. ~Existing health and safety hazards in some li censed nursing homes. As a result of those and other shortcomings, the Grand Jury said county government s hould c reate perm anent ins pection teams to s upple ment infrequent state inspections. The team should be made up of personnel or the Departments of ·Health and Social Services and should report their findings to the State Department or Health facilities licensing section, the jury s aid. It is the state department that is responsible for periodic in· spections of license fa cilities. And, according to the Grand (See JIOM ES, Page A2) Chutist Killed Red Scare POPE VALLEY <U PI J -;\ beginning chutist m:iking a jump over the Napa County wine coun- try sliced his harness straps and plunged more th:.i n 2,000 rcet to this death, authorities said. 'Trawler' Was One of Ours A San Clemente r eside nt telephoned police Saturday to r e· port that a large traw~er Of SUS· picious origin was lurking off the municipal pier. Offl'ce r Harold Down e y responded, detcrm_ined that .the Lrawler ~·as about 100 (eel lon1t and was sitUitg about.SCIO ylli'ds orr thCbeach. Downey noted that the ship. wasn't flying a nag to indlcate- whereltwasfrom. .. Polic e first called Camp Pendleton, hoping to learn if personnel there kne~· oJ the ship. Then o(fjcers called the Orange County Harbor Patrol. It was the latter agency that solved the puzzle. The bo11l turned out lo be the Scofiel~\ a r esearch vessel operoted by the state Department of Fish and Game.·ll is based al ScriP:PI Oceanographic Institute ~LaJoila. . • YA.CHT CLUBS IAUNCH SEASON Six yacht clubs in the Newport Harbor area ofricially opened their seasons Saturday. Ceremonies were conducted at Shark Island, Balboa, Bahia Corinthian, Voyagers. South Shore and Lido Isle yacht clubs. Pictures of all six opening day events are carried on Page 67 to· dll)'. Glider Pilot Killed By RUDI NI EDZIELSKJ 01 Ille O;ollr PilM SWff l\l assive head injuries Sunday claimed th€"'tife of a 23-year·old Los Alamitos hang glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon \\'hi le executing a mid·air turn. Daniel K . Tt.irco or 41 21. Howard St. died at Saddleback Community Hospital s hortl y after the 4 p.m . crash al the Escape Country hang glider hill. A pilot with relatively little fly·' ing experience, Turco began his fateful glide from Escape Coun· try's l,500·foot Jaunch site and crashed into a trash barreJ et the 1,300 foot level. · Eyewitnesses said Turco picked himselr up and resumed the flight, execnting maneuvers with his orange Rogallo·wing kite during his descent. When he was still 100 reel in the air, Turco made a 180 degree turn heading downwind but rorgot to increase hi s airspeed, an expert observer said. The kite's nose dropped, send- ing Turco diving head-rirsl into the grass·covered hill. A witness said Turco was not wearing a helmet e ven though he ha d brought one along in his car. Turco had been (lying from the l 1,500 foot marker for only two \veeks, Escape Country officials said. Jim Robinson, OYiner of the Trabuco Canyon recreation ranch, said Turco had recently installed new guy wires on hi s 1 kite and that the glider had been tail heavy since the rewiring job. "When he stalled at the 1,300 1 foot level it probably made him nervous. He should have stayed orr the rest of the fli ght. Because he was nervous he probably wasn't listening to lhc sound or his s <1il," Robinson s<tid. Because they carry no air speed indicators on board, hang -glider pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's rabric to tell · th£'m how fast they are going. Turco "'as the second hang glid{'r pilot to die al Escape Country this year. Ora age .,,._..__;!!! ~-- Weatller Cloudy tonight becoming partly s unny Tuesday af· ternoon. Scattered light drizzle early Tuesday v.·ith cooler days in the mid-605. Low s ton i ght in the mid-sos. . INSIDE TODAY Wfll there be enough Social Security money for you llWwn yau reat:h r etiremenl age? Or are you doling oilt money you'll never see again? Finan· cial columnist Sylvia Porter e:rplores future of benefits this week beg{,1,Ung lod<:ly on Page BS. Index ... u ... .. A1111Uftltt ., L .M~ ., Ml•lft,-. •• (IOU 11 .. --.. O.~M,... a1.11 =c.•r .. ""'"' ., . .,., cr.u-~· ... --At .. U O.atll NOllc•t .... , ..... ::..,.. .... ..... 0!'111 ..... ... Twllll •• 1'.-.rt11i!IMl~I .. _ • 1'1-• IS WMIMr .. -... •a Wlrit-.. .... I I< • • ""'I-· -' ·. r " AZ DAILY PILOT N ''1r•1 .... 1a.1111 1 I O.Ur Plloe SI.ti ~Mt• MRS. CHARLES ULLMAN GUIDES STUDENTS THROUGH PRIMITIVE ART Art Museum's Docent Program Invol ves Learning, Then Teaching About Art Thailand OKs U.S. Apolog)· Over ·Vessel Br\!\G KOK. Thailand (AP 1 - Thailand accepted C.S. regrets today, healing a rift o\·er the ~l ayagu ez affair, a nd moved diplomaliC":.t lly closer to Cam- bodia .i nd North Vietnam. But a hard-line Viet Cong s tatement dimmed proopects for early Thai r ;i pproeht•mcnt lA:ith South Viet - Jlanl. :\bou t •100 s tudent d e- monstrators le ft the U.S. Em- bassy gates \l.•hcre they had torn MAYAGUEZ SAILS FOR HONG KONG-A3 HUNT NARROWS FOR MISSING MARINES. A4 c{f L~t-l" S . eagle symbol and rt"pl11ced it \A. Ith a poster of a 'l"uh:u."'f' Prt-m1er Kukrit Pramoj ~md ··wt' shouldn"t have any mcr.t :.rotihle ·· llDt"~•-hllt>. 3 promising start t e>•J.NI ~lablishment of Am· b.c.:...~~or _'\'gu_, t.•n .!\linh Phuong, 11'bo said normalization would de- pend o n a V .S. mili t ary "itbdra\\·at from Thailand and the r t>turn of South Vi etna mese . military planes flov.rn here by re- fugees a nd a lso clai med by the 1 l "nited States. EisakuSato Collapses TO K,.O (AP ) -Former J apanese Prime ?\1inister E1s aku Sato collapsed to. day at a resta urant in Tuk~o 'Ah1\e meeting \\'ith b usiness me n, hi s ~retary said . He said Sato "'as in a coma and v. as being treat- ed by doct o r s at the restaurant. Xo other de· ta il~ \\t-re a\·a1la ble. he ;,dded. ~ Thi: 7~·yea r -old Sato shared the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize v•ith rormer Ir ish f'or ei~n ~l ini ster St>an ~1a c Br1de for his rol e in promoting peace and stability 1n East Asia dur· ing nearly eight years as J apanese prime minister from 1964to1972. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT N 1~·· O tdftil'' (e>.t•I ~"' Polo!. w.!n "'""""~on> ti>,,. • ., 1"'-...... p, • '' '' puou,...., b• '"' (,.,,.,,,.. U.••1 .,,..,., ,n•nQ (O•"P•n• ~p.ot~•• '"'"""' ,.,~ """""""" ""'"""' •~·-gn f •.O~• •o• Co>•• ,,....., N•,.Pot1 ,,..,.,, Hun11no1"" '"~'" 10,,.. '"'" v .. r!<r. lrwono, S•O<llol).o<~ Y•ll•• ·'"" L•Qun" a.."'" !>Guin ro"" • '"~'o ••q·"""' ,..,,,,on "l~''"''""o ~ .. ,,.,,,,.,, -S<>n<I·•" '"" I'""'"'"' ""'"'""nQ Pi•n\ 0\ •1 lO() W. >I '"" !iolte!·I, LO> In M,.,_,,, (,,<••Otn•• '1~1•. Roberl N . WP•<t Pt• '<l~0\1 n»l'l P~0••\11<'~ Jack R Curlev "''' l'">'!lo·'>I Ot.J C,, n<;tnl ""'"'°''' fhonl,1.., Kct•v1I + ····~· Charles H LOO<. R1ch.ird P. N.111 ••1"•1•nl M4~•11•"0 lOol~• Newport Beach Office llJl .. ••DO•! llou"'v••d ,,,,.,11"11 •<l<l••U P 0 So• 11/S, •hoj,l Telephone (7 141442-4321 Classified Ad ver tising 642-5671 1.C1>Prrlt1>t, !Ill Or•llQI Co••I l'ul>I• 1>1ng ~t•n•· NII nnwt tlo<+I', o+lu•l••••I><>•. f"<l••O•••I "'•ll•r 11• •llw••" .. "''"'~ "~""" "'•Y O• r•t•tdw<f l "'""'"' ~j)~C••• Q• •11><>>•1111 gl '""''10111ow'lff. ~911<11 t l41Jt P•'1 ... P11CI ~I (.<nl• M~t•, c.til9t11141, INMtfi.ifMIW<•""'''l OU"'°"'"''; ...,,.,..11 ... oo~r. "'''''•'~"'t'""'_,, oa .-11'11 . • /F,....PogeAJ DOCTORS Tt:e prott>st1ng aneslhiologist:; 3!'t' p.u-..ic1pating in emergency, obstt<nc and cancer surgeries. Oper.atii:ig rooms wer e s cheduled t o c lose in 11 S1cramen10 a rea hospitals . Em~y and delivery rooms ccmtinued to operate. The v.~estminster Community Hospital bas been given an in- ~dication by its anesthesiologists that they "·ill be on a slo-.·do"'rl before the end of the week. ac· cording t o a din i nis tra tor Richard LeGrand, "-ho said that h~as asking other personnel to take early vacations to reduce hospital costs. The slowdo~-n "'as most e\i· dent today at St. Joseph Hospital and Children.s Hospital ol 0ran.g'f' County which share operatJ.ng facilities where large numbers of surgeries are performed. Last year , for example. 11.800 surgeries were carried out in the nine operating rooms. The hospi tal s h ave 14 staff anesthesiologists. "UsUaJly the operating rooms have full schedules on a .)foo- day, ''a s pokes man said. This afternoon St. J oseph's Hospital administrator J erome Herzog announced that a four. .day work week was introduced a t the hospital today and will con- tinue for the duration of the slowdown. "We ar e also asking employes to take v acations early and leaves or absence if possible," he added. St. Joseph's, which has 287 beds, ex~rie n ced a 10 percent . drop in admissions today and 1-lerzog said that he expects the ·figure to climb to 20 percent Tuesday. · Fro• Page A J HOMES ... Jury. ten state inspectors in ;.i f our-county area . inc luding Orange County. arc limited to :.i ~1ngle visit <1 year . The j ury chastizcd the social services divis ion stationed .it Or:.inge Cou nty l\.fedi cal Center fo~ failing to cooperate in its ...,_ qwry. But it ~·e nt on to priase the as- ~•stance received from soml' {'t?unty , state and federal agen- cie s . responsible for polici ng nursing homes in Orange County. Kent State - Trial Begins CLEVELAND, Ohio CAP ) -· Gov. J ames A. Rhodes arrivl•d here today to take his place with ~3 other defe nd ants for the open- ing of a $20 million civil trial thal stems from the 1970 Kent State Univers ity shoolin~s. Selection of 12 jurors and their alternates was first on the a.l(en - da. PILOT AD WAS CAT'S MEOW "All four kittens "'ere sold in fou r days as a result of the Daily Pilot ad. We know because \\•e didn 't advertise in uny other p<ipcr .• , Tha t's the success experi enced by the Corona del Mar wom an w~o p)a('ed this ad in the Daily Pi lot : HIMAl.YAN Kl'ITENS Regst 'd Seal Points. Champ sired . xx·xxxx If you huve pt•ls you "'unt to .sell , call 642-5678. Wr: make it easy to put a fe"' \\'ords to work for you. Jn the Daily Pilot. ( Eight Viet Refugees Ask To Go Back So far today. eight Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton's Little Saigon tent and quonset hut city have signed papers in- dicating they \\"ant to return to their homeland. They are homesick and miss families they le.ft behind. accord- ing to inter\rie"·s \\itb lbe eight male refua:~ "·bo have •ttept· ed. the State~panment's ofter of a trip back. Requests are being processed by the U.S. lnt~y Task Forre. but it is unttrtain jmt bow the bom~ct ~ will be "°'"urned. Commert'tal air traTti ~es benrttn Amulc-:a amt \ld::a.iam do DO(; e:dst ~ en.ate-~ One of th~ m1e11.. bWd' Solat& \-tdna.m:~ ArmJ" *1J. LT Yom Tl'Cllg. 37. W33 i:n..oat eq;liiait._ ··r cn afnid at l>M\"i""Clme:· declared the form.a-mili~-af- firer for the ~ing side:. ---BUt ~ cannot liYe ~ ~ .IDiY" chiJdrim.. • . m. y f aari:IY ~"" Five ot the mm ~ed Said they W-OOld £ike torntaiiaiin the L·.s. ii only their families weTe here too. Authorities 1ay more o( U>e 18,000-plua Vietnamese and C.am- bodian refugee• ho1'M.d at UttJe Saigon, a re expectid tc1-uk lo 10 home. • 1\ Slate Department form for s igning up t o ret urn was publi s hed l ast week in the ne wspaper in the Vietnamese language for refugees at Camp Pendleton . "We fell some people would \\'ant to go back. so we made that <'hannel a vaili!.bl e," said William Stubbs, a Sta te Department ::.pokesman. Chavez Group Lauds Brown's Farm Proposal SACRAMENTO !U PI ) -Hun· dreds of Cesar Chavez sup- porters converged on the Capitol today in support of Gov. Edmund G. Brown's compromise farm l a bor bill , but the rival Teamsters union called off its protest for fear of violence. Ralph Cotner. director of the Tea"'l:s~e~s· agr.iculture organiz- ing d1v1s1on, satd union offi cials cancelled the demonstration of an estimated 10,000 workers at the request of la wmakers and a Ro man Catholic cardinal Timoth y l\.1anning o f Lo ~ Angeles. "There was t oo much fear of a bi g explosion at the Capitol violence and so forth ," Cotner s aid. "So we decided to Jet our people do their demonstrating in their local areas. We feel we have sufficie ntly m a de o ur point." 'fhe target or the demonstra- tion '"'as Brown·s bill scheduled for a cru cial vote this afternoon Fro• Page AJ HOSPITALS 1>erman said. however, he ex-. pect1 the patient load to drop by 40 percent if the ban continues. At La Habra Community Hospital, assistant administrator Robert Hanna confirmed that no c lertive operations are being performed. but he sound~ op- timisti c about the future when he referred to tonight's meetina at the m edical association ol'fices and aaid, "Our a nesthesiologi1ta are ready , This may be very lihOrtJived. '' ( -, Le~rnillg Process Newport Art Docenls 'riefed By HILARY KAYE Of Utt D•llJ l"llOt 51•" For 36 Orange Coast women,. being docents al the Newport Harbor Art Museum ia a way of expanding their own art eduea. tion and appreciation. In turn, the docents -who pro- vide free informational tours of Lhe museum exhibits -enhance the art awareness of the com- munity. "'We 're really the museum's link to the public. Sometimes we're the only contact people have with the museum," ex- plained Carol Kerfoot, head · of the docent group . Exhibit tours are offered to the general public on Thursday af- ternoons. Groups of students or adults who m a ke prior arrange- ments arc given tours at other limes during the '"'eek. T o prepare themselves for their tour guide chores, the do· cent~ parti ci~ate in continuing art 1ns truct1o n, with special classes, guest speakers and triP.-S lo other museums. ' Special tra ining sessions are held prior to the opening of each exhibit to acquaint the docents '''ilh the variou's works and artists represented in each show. Only a portion or the docents are briefed on the indi vidual ex- hibits. a nd those \\'omen are responsible for all tours '''hilc that exhibit is on display. . -~The docent trie:; lo give the ,·1s1tor to the museum added in- s i~ht into art. She tries to pull it alt together and say why it is the· "'ay it is." fl'l t<S . Ke rfoot ex- plained. For example, during the recent exhibit, "The Artist as Collec- tor," which featured primitive art, the doc:ents outlined the his- tory of the different primitive cultures, explained the styles used in the '"'o rks. and mentioned s ome o f th e customs th a t motivated the artists. Therc"s an add('d bonus for the tour group ,,·hen the docent has a p.eorsonal inleres t in u oorticulur Flood Project type of arti s uch as Mrs. Charles Oilman's ove of New Guinea primitive art. During her tours of the recent exhibit, Mrs. Ullman could be heard goinl into more detail when she reached the section containin& New Guinea u,rt. A trip to New Guinea gave Mrs. UIJm-an added Interest and greater firal ·hand knowledge or the subject, and she was able to tell her tour group about the s uperstitions tha t prO"lnpted ' some of the works of art. Besides the talks by the do· cents, a taped tour with head- phones is now available for persons Who wish to hear t he talks, but arrive at the museum on days other thun Thursday af· ternoons. The docents also extend their art tulks beyond th e museum and Jnlo various elem entary schools in the county, A program called "art awareness" (formerly Pro· jel't Sehooltime) takes dol'ents a nd other volunteers into the claserooms, armed with prints to illustrate their talks. J\lrs. Kerfoot, a former art teuch e r , explained that tho \\"Oml'n involved in the doeent prog ram. beca m e interested primarily because o( their desire to le arn more about art. "But, the-y a lso have a love of teaching \\lhat they have learned. ·Docent is the Latin word for 'lo leach ','' she added. Ford Vowing Veto Of Strip Mine Law By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI ) President Ford has decided to veto federal strip mining legisla- tion because it would reduce domestic coal production and force the United States to import more oil;-White House sources said today . Coniress was expected to move to override Ford's veto later this week. Ford "pocket-vetoed" a nearly identical alrip mining bill last December after Congress ad· journed for the year, leaving it with no override possibility. White House sources indicated Ford's reasons for vetoing the current lerialatlon were almost the same as last Ume. .They noted that a reduced domestic production of coal v .. ould force the United States to impart more oil. Also with less c oal available, utility prices migtit be increased as much as 19. percent. the sources added. Carl E . Bagge, president or lh4¥ National Coal Association , praised Ford for .. showing the courage of his Convictions by ve- toing a harsh and punitive sur- face mining · bill w,hich would have harmed the national in- terest.'' Meanwh i l e. Senate Democratic L e ader Mik e Mansfield said he believed the Seoate "has enough votes to override a poss ible veto on the bill." The White House scheduled a mor ning briefing by Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb to anriounce Ford's decision but later delayed the session. . There was no official word when the decision would be announced. The sources said the bill also was ambiguous in its language and would lead to many sui~. Workm.cn toll In ond around hole ror new •.lorm drain al Bayoldc Orlve and Carna· t1 on A venue in Corona del M•r 11 con· struction continues on ~.680 project. Bayside Drl ve has been closed to through trafClc for several '!'••ks, but will be re· opened in time for s~mmer traffic, city of· flclals said today. MIARIMER·S PAYS ~I 0 Marlner1"5avlng1 has always pa id the highest lntereat legally po11lble. Now your savings can be worth even more at Mariners -a Big 7'/• 0/o on 6-year certlflcatH of S1 ,000 or more. Not only can you mike money at Mariners, you can meke friends too -with a 9trong '·hometown'' 1avlng11nd loan. S1ve 1t Marinaro. Now It makes more dollars and 1en1el • Mariners 8avi8-QS."' and Loan Association ~ .. ~ hwe,lyHlll• 3aO So, la.,.rty D,. (213) 553.3000 lo• An9el" {Opp.Ml. Sl~I HD•pltol) 17•7 •• .,.,,,. llvd. (213)657--41•1 --· (lelt\lraWOfkt) 13120 s .. 11.och llvd. (213) .sfl-7626 .... ,.,. ...... (Mel" Offlc:•) ISlS We1tcllff Or. (71 4) ... J ... 000 Ne_,,.rt lffth (loy•ld• Citnl•r) 102• loythM D(. (71 •) M2·•000 Lqu"• leech 310GlerineyraSt. (71 •) •••·7506 (OP'lMINO SOON) ~ • / 1 ·.-- • Attacks Grow Social Security: How Sound is It?: By SYLVIA POKTl!ll ' (Ftr1rinottr111J . The mounllo1 attacks on our SociaJ Security Syatem are bot new. Many. In I-act, are rehaahes of scripta recorded by a former 1overoor when, in the 19508, be was hited by the NaUonaJ A11oclatlon or Ltfe Underwriters to help head off con. greasional improve- ments in Social SeC\lrity that might cut into sales of life insurance. . Money's Worth -A few years later, the 1976 r,residentlal hopeful obligingly repeated ·his attacks -~a t me for the Amertcan Medical As!<>Clation -in a' aenes of record• for Physicians' wives to play lO help build up opposition lo Medicare. Jt was called Operation Kaffee ~atch: Later. in _the 1964 presidential campaign, the poUti · ctan did a s1m1Jar spiel on bebal! of candidate Barry . Goldwater. EVEN IN THE 1950s, though, the attacks were not new but borrowed in lar~e part from tbos who had opposed Social Security at the Umeor Its enactment in 1935. But today, the cla1m,a that the system is ••basically un. ~und," "~eaded for bankruptcy,'' "doomed to collapse," a deceptlon foisted on the people" come at a particularly bad time. · But Watergate, Vietnam inflation and now" unemploy· n'lent .have shaken public confidence in our government in· sUtutions. The cost of living spiral has caused all but the very wealthy to look more closely at deductions from our paychecks. The deepest and longest slump or the entire post-World War 11 period has created widespread fear of the future. . Thia is a grim background against which lo circulate vicious attacks on Social Security -attacks made up of half-truths and untruths. This is a most unfortunate atmosphere in which to have admini.Stration officials ln charge of running the system make "less than effective" responses to comments which are not onty clearly inaccurate but also extremely biased. ON TOP OF ALL this, the trustees of the Social Security trust funds had to make an announcement that revisions in the lone-range estimates of Social Security income and out· go were required: It sounded omlnous. Changes in our lifestyle -the Pill and the declining birth rate -would re- sult, apparently, in a lower-than-expected number or Ame.ricans or working age in the next century, just about the Ume that the large number~ born during the PoSt·World War II baby boom will be reaching retirement age. The Social Security contributions of the reduced work force, beginning in the year 2010, might not be enough to cover the cost or paying benefits to the swollen numbers of retired. " That there are orfsetting factors has not been made clear. Nor has it been emphasized that the long-range estimates are indeed no more than "estimates,·· subject to many unforeseeable changes in our total economy, way of life and the Social Security program itself. MEANWHILE, nu: ADVJSORY Council on Social Security was conducting lh'e review of the entire Social Security program required by law every four years During the review, a short·range financing problem came lo li ght -a result or the nightmare coincidence of an1 inOation spiral and slumping payrolls. The problem: the cost of keeping SS benefils up .to-date with cost of living increases was outrunning the additional income from higher wages. Next, when President Ford proposed to place a ceiling on the cost-of-livjng increases due beneficiaries, older peo- ple swamped Social Security and congres!iional offices with protests. Younger working people saw the threat of in- creased SS taxes and the spectre of no pay-off in their own i'etirement years. Deeply concerned over the anxiety caused by the scary headlines and the attacks, a bipartisan group or five former secretaries of Health, F.ducalion and Welfare and three former Social Security commissioners joined in iss uing a white paper, "Social Security: A Sound and Durable Institu- tion of Great Value.'' It provides 3 basis for an informed, ob- jective debate on keeping lhes~tem.sound. ' THIS WEEK'S SERIES OF columns is designed to kick off that informed debate on the system's financial problems and how they may be solved and to lead up to the fundamen· talquestion of all: Should we continue to suppgrt contributory social in·. surance which is designed to prevent poverty from occur· ring? Or should we place our basic reliance on measures to relieve poverty after it has become a fact? The an!wer must be yours. 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Chrysler Corp. and Ameri can fttolors Corp., the other members of the big four ear mnkcrs. kept all plants open this \VCek . TriStar Jet Deal LOS ANGELES (AP) -Talks arc proceedin g to settle the fate of three L.ockheed LlOll TrlSlar jet&, wo rth $2J mill1on each, that Pa cific South"·est Airlines ordered but now does not want. ~ ' • .Jl!f DAILY PILOT Mond1y. May 19, lift;) \ ' ' Red Tape Count.e .. ed ' Costa Mesa Eyes Home Occupations Law ,Jf you sit at home and crochet for your family and friends. everybod.y will thank you for it. But!fyou sell what you make yo"! C ookielift may find yourself bound up in red tape. Jn Costa Mesa, many have become enmeshed .in laws th1:tl : require those with home occupa· tlons to have a business license and <'ity council approval. Mesan D e l ivers ; Assist$ R efug ees Hence ell manner of hobbyists have described their nOt·&O· private enterprise;, to the city council, including breeders of tropical fish, a person .wJt.h a worm farm, another who stuffed pillows, a worn an who makes Christmas ornaments and an ap. plicant who raised cats. In the past, councilmen and stall have noted that the legal re- Qulrerncnts often have hurt only honest people, those· who ap· plied for a business license and that they mus t also appear before the city council. Cookies are a universal language to the Cookielin Lady, who marshaled a campaign to get literally tons of baked goods to U.S. troops in Southeast Asia six years ago. Darrilyn Oliver, a resident of portheasl Costa Mesa, has been ~slaving over a hot stove again in l~lhe in~rests of her own brand or : international relations. . ~ She and her children -who .. -1\elped bake some 400 peanut but- .. 1er, chocolate chip and oatmeal : cookies last week -then de· · ._livered them to Lillie Saigon al Camp Pendleton . ~ "I'm l aking my children to .,.how them the people who ~motivated me in the first place," "6fays Mrs. Oliver, who gained ~de recognition ror her 1967 to !Jli.69 Cookieli£t drive. f.tf' She and daughter Wendy, 13, and son John, 7, will be deliver· ing the load or cookies and also a supply or books donated through the kindergarten and student council of Bear Street School, where clothing ror the refugees also is being coll ected. BAKING AGAIN CookieHfter Oliver To make the process Smoother, the planning staff bas prepared a new home occupation ordinance. It was to have been considered by the planning commission last \\'eek but was delayed for tY.'O \\'eeksforminor alterations. "It's designed to cut the red tape tor those innocent home oc· cupations," said Chief Advance Planner Arnold Hamala. ''It sets down ground rules whereby an applicant with a routine request can get the required permission without going through the hoops.'' Hariiala said that the effect of the ordinance will be that appli- cants with routine requests will be.able to have applications ap- proved by the planning staff. There will still be rules, however, and these are some of them for home occupations: the business must be conducted in one room, there must be no ~mployes, no sales from the nouse, no business signs, no storage in the yard, and no park- ing dis ruptions. Huntington Fund Giver s Detailed Hamala noted that there will be machinery for revoking the permit if there are violations. But there is another side to home occupations and this was apparent at the last council meeting when Patricia Landusky asked for permission to as- semble cr.aft kits for Christmas ornaments. . •·· The two winners or the March trustee elections in the Hunt· ington Beach Union High School District lis t te achers as their big· gest contributors. lncur;nbent Helen Dille re· ceived $1,950 or her $2 ,455 cam- / paign war chest from district teachers, according to the final set of campaign finance state.. ments filed with the Orange County Registrar of Voters. Don MacAJlister, the other vic- tor, reB more't.hanooe·third of his •~ election fund from "'teache~· The s(l{tements show Mrs. DiUe putil,073 of her funds .back , into tbe bands 0£ teachers. She • paid that amount to West Orange ~County United Teachers for \i. paper, postage, materials and lJt aecretarial help they gave her during the campaign. She spent the rest or her money the same way most of the other· nine school board cand"idates did -for advertising signs and brochures. MacA llister. with his $3 ,333 .. fund and a $996 non-cash dona- tion, had the best-financed cam- paign of all, followed by Mary :Aileen Matheis, who collected 'Jj,035. His biggest donations were .J.ftotn district t eachers, who gave him $1 ,350. followed by the $996 • 'ltt.on ·cash contribution from John ', PaJme, 6572 Via Angelina Drive. l Huntington Beach, who did 1 brochure design work for him 'lifree or charge. fU Mrs. Matheis collected the second highest amount during ··Jiei un successful bid for a board ~al. Her $3.035 fund, however, included a $1.138 loan from her ~usband, C"harles. t The largest contribution she ijsted was $500 from the Hunt- ifigton Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors. s During the campaign. s he spent $327 for \.a, _.?ublic relations ~1r11d a camp~n consultant, .)fjchael Metzler of FUiierton. , The student candidate. Andrew Studderl, collected and spent about $1,300 , but $815 of that came from his own pocket. 1-lis largest contributor was listed as Blll Foster , manager of the Hunt- fiigton Beach Company, who donated $50. Doris Allen rcC'eivcd $960 in c:ash donations, including $200 . · -Surgical -Serenade? LUNENEBURG, West "Germany <UPl) - Surgeons et the city hospital offer their pa- tients a choice of music for· £? listening to while undergo-;~ing an operation. 11 ~fostJy, It Is m;1rches in irf~.•-4tlme. ·~'.·. A hbspital spokcsrnan , u said surgeons developed ii,. theJdea when they realized that a growing number of ~:pallenls receive only local '2!sthettcand thus relain F, ...... tof their senses. I from Friendly Dairy, 14341 Newland St., Wes tminster. She also collected $878 in non- monetary donations. including a $378 newspaper ad ·from G~e Tunk, owner of Tunk's Market. 9701 Westminster Ave. Steve Tucker received a nd spent $603 during the campaign, all from his own pocket, while Zay Brand financed his $298 cam- paign primarily himself. The other candidates all re- ceived or spent less than $200 and were not required to turn in financial s tatements. * * * Mayor Alvin L . Pinkley agreed that this application was "the :east objectionable o( anything" ·~hat had been before the council, but chose that hearing to ques· lion the validity of home occupa· l ion requests. "I think we are going to have people in business in a single· family zone to avoid paying the rent of a commercial zone," the mayor said. Councilwoman Norma llertzog appeared satiifieQ wben she Was assured, in reSportse to a ques- tion, that there would" not be "IS littleJadies in the back room with knitting needles" and so were other councilmen. The request was granted 4 to l .· Other Candidate Spending Listed Ada Clegg, who won her bid for re·election to the Westminster· School Board in fl.'Iarch, spent more than other contenders in five West Orange County school races. Campaign financing state· ments filed with the Orange County Registrar of Voters, however, show three other can- didates close behind. Dewey Wiles, the other suc- cessful Westminster candidate, spent $926, while Richard Plum spent $915 in his Fountain Valley School Board race. Both Wiles and Mrs. Clegg list· ed $800 donations from district teachers as their main campaign donations, while Plum's fund all came from small contributions of Jess than $50. Major campaign funds by dis- trict show : -Westminster: Dorothy Gee spent $840 from her own pocket. -Fountain Valley: Kare n Ackley spent $522, including $201)" of her own money and $230 from a garage sale; Fred Voss, who Jost his bid for r e-election, spent $718, ·including a $200 contribution from district teachers. --Ocean View: Mickey korba received a $600 contribution from teachers, but only spent $431 on her campaign so returned $200 to teachers; Elbert Craft spent $312 of his own money ; Charles Osterlund spent $3is, mostly. from his own pocket. · -Huntington Beach City: Louis DaHarb spent $240 in his unsuccessful bid to win re· election, and he turned $40 Jett over to various contributors; Brian Garland received $881, in- cluding $300 from teachers; Norma Vander Molenspent$633, all of it collected in small dona· lions. -&al Beach: Solace Jackson received $831, including $130 from Antonia Goh.rman, 3252 Easter Cirlce, Huntington Beach, with the rest corning from 'a benefit raffle, car wash and cocktail party. The other 18 candidates filed standard disclosure forms say- ing lhey had spent or collected no more than $200. The standard form does not require any listing o( contributors or expenses. Teacher at CdM Fights Dismissal A governm e nt teacher at Corona del M aT High School, whom trustees are considering dismissina · on charies of un- professional ronduct, says that he will seek a public hearing at the May27 board meeting. Michael Mang, JO, who has t aught at the h igh school for seven years, was charged with unprofessional conduct and sus· •pended from te:tchingrecently. At In st week's board meeting, tru!:itees met hrlefly in a closed. executive session und Issued Mang a notice of intcrit to dismiss. •1\t that time. they also set the Muy Z7hearingdute. Teachers being considered for dis.missal may request either open or closed hearings. Most teachers pr_e(er havJ.nR a private session with trustees, according to a district spokesman, Mang, however, requested the public hearing. . About 75 of his students, and some parents, came to last week's board meeting ln h.ls sup· port. Several students hoped to speak on Mani's behalf, but were told by trustees to wait until May '2'1. According to a Corona del Mar student. petitions have been circulated ori canlpus in suppart of the teacher. ' Charges against Mang do not involve one Incident but rather, a nun;iber o( small complaints con· ceming his manner ol teachinl and his asserted unorthodox at- titudes. • PUBLIC Nones . PUBLIC NOTICE NMke.tP'h141111•IN•~tkfllt , ,,,.,.,.,.or H•lwfe •f "'•l•<t: lthoc10..t11otl11vlr111-11t ~~tor(ottovetrt,IMMOJOI" ,., .. c........ '.__'9Mt... . . l'MrO..\.,. ... .._.,'*' .t "'•J9<.t; COy of c.111 ~ ....... ,_C.lllOAll tH!6 1MM I 0 Al.I. l"IT&tlt15T•O AOINC1Q\ 1!.1UMltM(Ml.il"ff.-Cl:'2l,l7' lt0ul"5Alil0 P'El!:IONilot 11 "-..... "'"'"'IMd !Ml Mil.II,.. .....,...__cletty~ .. ,. ........ ,..... .... ,lllN ... 11 ... <MI- ....... 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CA. 92t.1S C.OU..ty Clerk 01 Ore not Countyoii Aprl! ,,,.., S, 12, 111, ?6, 19JJ . • • .1j.IJ:7J E\llm,uf'dCo'1o• Project: 120,91• Dowor.sJ. Ad•ms, 2 ... 1 LI Sierra, lO, 1915. 1------------ 11 Ila• 11Mft deltrml11flCI th•t MOtl'I r .. Mhi.iOll VltiO. C•. '161S '~ PUBLIC NOTICE -I for 11lol•M 01 lllnclJ wtll not con· James B. Cop1nll1v1r , 26112 PuOllsfleti Ortl\QI COiSI P•llY PllOI. . 5111111• ... Kllorl s~nlllcanUy lfl«OflO QutW'dO, MIS$iotl Viejo, CA. t261S Mly s. 11, lt, li, 19)S 1Sl1·1i I---;;;;;;;-:=;;-;,;::;;;::::;;-- IN q\Hlllly Of 1111 11ume11 e11vlRW'nlnl Tllli. ou,l11e's 1, <onduclltd Dy 1 PUBLIC NOTICE J"ICTITIOUSeUSIH•Ss end; ll((otdlflQIY, Ille •bove-l\lftWod O · 91"1••1 P'fl~n.hlo. MAMI STA.Tl.MINT ty ri.1 dKldtd 110t lo 11•-r1 an En· Dowo1<1,..t.•d1m1 Tfll lotlowC11o11 ,..,..,.. 11 dol119 bu$1- vf,_,..11tll 1rnpa,lt Stlttmenl l!Adlr Tnis st11tement 11111 llleel llliUI lhl SUl'lllllOl!:COUllTOF nt"M: U. N•ti.n.1 Envlr011m111111 Polky Ml 'County Clerk of Ot•noe Co11nt1onA.i>rH CALll'OlllHIA,(OUHT'fOl'"Ol!:ANGE NEWPORT ARCHES MAR INA, ol 19" IPL91·1901. lO, 1tJS. 1110vkC.11terOrlwew..t. ml w.,t C.O.st Hlgll•••· ~ n. r1110n1 IOI" Mith decisions llOl I<> HD1 s-t• •11-1, CllifenM• &tecll, C..Uf. t2W.O ,,...,. WCI\ St111me"t 1re •I toll<>lllS: P\lbll!ohed 0.-•nge Coast 0.111 Phot, c•SI. HUM•llR OH:kl Evlfelt S.M, Orunrtll, Jib 'o\fhl This prv)KI 111111 hlwl. POIUl,,. lmp«t Mly 5, 12, 19, 2~, 1915 1t.OG-IS SUMMONS CMA•lllAOEI Pll!rntl Lflll, ll•llO, N1w1d1 .. sot on the .nvlronment. Tiii lmpe<I ls 110t., -------------111 ,, 1r.e rn.arrl•oe ot P11t1tiollef: • Tl\11 Ml"'Kt I• cond11cted by 111 l11- Mollllk 111t es Mvtn wnlls out Ole tot•!1 PUBLIC NOTICE RUBY A. COX and Res pon<:ltnt: dividloll. CltyhcMKlflO sl0<1l of H.0001111lllvrill ~ f:l08EllT L. COX Everett S.M. 8turuell Mli$led. TotMll•loPOlldenl~ This ll•lolm ... 1 WIS liled Wiii\ iiie ProJ.1<1, Tlt11or Ne me: EmplOyment FICTITIOUS aUSIH£SS Tfle petitioner h•' lll1CI a petllklllcon-(iwnty Cl•tk of Ot11199 Co1111ty on Mly uf Hoilsl119 Coordl111lor NAME STATE"l&t"T <t•"lllll y011t marrl•ge, Voll ma1 Ille• 1, ltJS. Pur.-wor N•lur1 ol Prolecl: l'"PI•· 'The totlowlrig llO!rson 11 CIOlng bull· -111en re10011M ... 1111111 thirty .un ol .. ,~ ~lstlld Or11191 Coeil D•lly POOi, M11t2, 19, J6,•f"ld Jun12. 11115 1fl'S.7S rntnt, C-dl1111•. Administer Ho\lslng. ~!tM : tMd.llt !flat tlll1s11mmo11t11 ~on relet.dProgr•ms BARBER STYLISTS MAIA "fOll.llyouf1UtoUltl•tlt1en1np0n.M! Locetlon ot Project: CUy of C.11 WORLO, 3333 Bristol ~I., Co$11 Mew, wllhln sucll lime. 1our del1ult ml1 tie Mlw C.1111. '1621> tnt11r1<11nd tno courl m1v en!tr 1 ludQ· PUBLIC NOTICE E$11~t•d Cost of Prol1ct: »•.oao P•ul Ed>N1rd HOll111d, 2869-C Me11-me.ii cont•lnlno l11junct1w1 or otlle• or· ·--,;;-;;;,;;-;;,,-;~=°"'..--- ll fla1 bee" dlltrrnl!M'd Ill.II 11.1Ch , .. doll Ori,... Coste Mew. C1Hf. '2'26 oer' ton<ernl119 dlvl\IOl'I ol ptO!lfflY, f"ICTITIOUS aUSIHESS ~I for relHw of lllndl •111 llOI COii· Tl'lls ""'lntts Is <On<:lucteCI by ... Ill-WIOWHI supj)Ofl, (hlld Cltl~lody, <hltd HA.Ml STA TIMI: NT $1lt1t111 .... Klloll sl911lflc111U1 lflKUng dlvlclull. illPPO•I, •t10tnew'' lee~. tOUS, •l'ld The I01lowl119 persons •re d0i119 busj. U. q ... llty of Ill• hwm.1n environment P111t £. Hol11nd wen olNr r•lltl •s rr11y be OtMlecf by neues: end,..:cordlflQIY,lfle•ooYe..........OCI· This Sl•lernellt 1111~ flied ,..;1111119 lhccowrt. llWGHGROWEAS tt IWlli dl<lci.d not to pre11<1r1 In &.-Ct>u11t1 Clerk ol Or1n(llfCow11tyon ,,,..y It yow ...ttlll le .... t"9 IClwlc19f illl 11· ti WITH GOD'S H£LP vlrorimt11!1I ll'ftp.ect Stetement UflOef' I, 1t1S. """Y 111 tllls mllltf, "1'9111"'°111ti dO M GROWEil$, U1 F1lrvl1,.. NO. 3E, S...... U. Hetlonel E11vlronme11111 Poller Act l"4)6Q _....11., MINI ywr 111rlllftl ,.,,.,.., t. ""'·CA. 9}1fM ol 1"'9 IPL 91·1901. PuOli~ 0••11oe Coast Dally Piiot, H •Y, rn.ar M llllCI"" th"•· s11pew11 P•ul 8wrger, •s1 s . TM , .. tons tor sue II de<lsklll not to Mly 12, It, 26, al'd Jun• t, ttJS 1..._1s O.ted AllQ. 1, ltlO. Falrvitw Mo.3E, S.nla An•, CA'21Q.I ~IS.UCllSl•t•rnent•re•slol!Ows : w .E .StJOHN,Clerk Tllll bu1111ess is (Ol'ICIUC:led Dy. T,.,. etl of lllrlno • tto11s1110 C-.!inetor LIC O JOSEPH C. l!:AOZllC gtnerel Plf'UM'tifllo. ...t1111a,..noaoveru.lm1>'t lsontnelfl· PUB N l'JCE •1Ne.Sr•lthvtll,S111t1111 S~PewlBwroer w1,_111. A11w 11rolects proposflel by ......_\,,.., c.111er11l1 t1111 Tllil 1t•t1mt11t ,.,1s tiled witn Ille , .... C00tdl"11or ... 111 De 1ub'9c1 lo "ICTIT·IOUSUUSIHE55 11141 JJt-i.20 C.-y Cieri< 01 0rl"99 Co1111ty011,,,..t CEQA •11d/or NEP• r1vl1w pro-HAMESTATEMEHT At•ne11 ... 1"111ti. ... , l ,1tJS. c.ciuns. T~foHowi nglM't,.,,,ISdOillClblKl11tU )US1 Pro;ect, Tiiie or N•me; TraMPQ<1• M : Publllhld Of"•llOI" Co•lt Dally"'""'· l}oo\. L11ntll, Counseling HARBOR V •CHT SALES • .CW2 O..· ,,,..W lt, 11, 2t,end J11r1e2, 19JJ 1 ... 75 P11rp0se or H•l11r1 ol Project: dine Circle, Hu.n\111gl0f\ IM..:11, CA. ------------ ProvkM tr111sporl•llon, l11fKll, ..,..d 9:1M9 PUBLIC NOTICE c--llllO tOf" io-llKOl'ftl Senior Cer1 Leon°Jo~ce, .a.t2 Ondint Ot· --,..-,---o=~-~---OUa11s <11,Huntl~onlk'a~h,CA.'lt~ J111t Loc111on of PtoJect: City of c:.zi. This l:lllsll'ltls Is cooo11<ted Dy 1!'1111-sUl'eR1011cou11:ro• Miu dlvlclu•I. -Edlin.!ICI CcKI ol l'roJKI: 1',200 ,..~.,L. ,0_0 .CALIP'Ol!:NIA, 11 1111 DH Oii .....,. " •~ COUHTVOflOllAHGt: •. -"· ermin~ Illa! ~ucll This s111ement WI' llllCI ,,..;ih 11\o 70llClvkC111titrOrlv1Well, teq\11':11 for ••le•MI of funds wtll no1 COii Caun1v Cieri of Ora1191 Co11nty °"Ml• S.•t• ·A••. CA. '1Jtl sllt1111e Ml Kliofl slQ"lflcently lflKll"O 7, l'TIS, CASI:: HUMBER the qW'llly OI 1111 hw~n lnVlrvnrNlll . F~: 2MIJ7 Incl • ..:cordl!IQIY, IN e.bowl•lllmtd 0 · PuDlhhed Or111oe COisl Oally Piiot SUMMONS ly his dl<ldllCI llOI to prepare'" En· M1y12,19,26,11ndJwne1,1t1s 11os-1 OH virwlmtlllll ll'ft)llCI StettmM ..w:let IN Nellonel £11vlronine11t1I Polley Act ------------1 C•OSSCOMflLAIHT Oll ... CPLtl·l'IO). p LIC NOTICE TH£ &.ft.HK OF CALIFORNIA. NI· TM rHSofls for s11Cll de<lslon not le UB llonel AIMKl1Uon,v~:o•s·Compl.inant .,.....,.etuel\St111ment1re1Jfollows: --~.".c=T=•~T"•·=·c·c·=·c·c,c.0,0,0,--1 JAMES F. BLIXT .,,Cl OOES 31 n. proJect wn• lleve • poslU,,. 11'1\paet !°" the tftvltonmenl. The mllll·W" • HA~l STATEMENT thf'OllQhlS. 1tKl111lve, Croi.s 0..tenMnts tr1,,.11 loss tllen 2 400 mlles "'° .,..r llwlotlow•119P9''°" t1ck>l119 Duilnes1 To Ille O.l111dl11t,; A llvll c""-'aklt lllfll.dl b ~ 1l91'1Hiut1t ., • llOlllon 0 M : 1111 betll IUld by tlll pt•lnlllls IOlif'ISl u. tote! """lcle l'ftllos trevei.ct Ill tn 11THEWEST COA!iTCHUOCING yoo.i. !I you 111IW1 to .. 1f111d !Ills l8W1iull, Soutll COl'SI Al~ 8etlrl, ot' Ill IN O ty'O 21 T.L. CHUCKING, 37'6 W.:51 you must Ille In !Ills court • M"IUm CosllMtw W1rner,S.ntaA111,CA.t1JOS pltldlng In re""°"'se 10 \lie c~llirt ProjKI, T111e or N•rne: ~..., TU1or L..ls110, 911 ~eoo1111 Aw., I• 1 111rlt11n or oral pl1eellfl0, II• ""1/SIWIHIAllSH"llMll COSllMeSl,C .... 92626 ·-. J115llc1 Gou.rt) ""11111." • <1•1~ ~ter lllls ~ or Hllllre of Prolild: ~· _Tlli' bvll1111s Is cof'ld11cl1d by an In-""'""°"'ii Mrved Oii you, Otlllrwlse, tlwltlos to 0.wlOP 1 eomorenemiw d•wklwal, \fOl,N'dlfM>hwlll blt'llt1rtClonl!llllk• .:ornmunll• 0t"ftlopl'ftent P1MI Tibor LISllo !Ion by Int pl1l11tllfs •nd Ille C-1 rrwy ~ Loutlon of Project : Clly of °"" Tnis st•t,menl ••S filed wllil 1111 enter• llldQrne11t egalnst you tor the Mlw County Cletll ot Ot•n.Qe Cownty Oii ,,,..y ,,_, Of" OU'ler r1H.r requested Ill tfle EsUmetflCI Cost of Ptolt<I ~ JI0,000 J, 1tlS. CGmPIOlnt. FutM II y1111w1s11w ... a 1Mldvkeela11at.. U ri.s bee11de11tmlMd 11111 wen r. PubllY\ed Orlllgt Coast Daily Piiot • ......,. It! tlllt "'""'• Ytw ~ •w qunt lor ,.i. ... Of lwnds •Ill llOI C::: ,v.,111, 1t,16,af"ldJun.eJ, 191S 165'-IS .,_,.ay M ni.t ye11r pleHl1111, It M!y, Sllllltt ... et I loft llgnlflC•lllly ltfkl'.·~~ _, .. llM9Mll-. lhl cwalllt of tlll hurnen environment Incl, K CordlnQIY. Ille •bove-.O 01------------1 0.lld6+J•; ly lies dlcld*d not IO 11r111•r• "' o::.. CSl•I) I '...,r PUBLIC NOTICE 'WILLIAMl!,S,JOHN,CJer~ v,_.nlll ll'ftpl<I Sleternelll unde1 0 by,,,..rlonL.Gr11.,1.0ew1w IN Nell-I E11vlronme1111I PolkyAc L Nll!:GAH,JOlllO•H, • ol 1"6t (PL tl·190).• FICTITIOUS aUSINl.SS ~l!:ISH~M& VAlllHl!:I!: T .... re1tor1s lot' sue II Cleclslotl not t~ NAMIE STATEMEHT *W.sl l"eVrtfl SlrNI . ....... ,.Mich St1t1ment 1r1ntollows: Tiii lot1owlno .-r...-. is doll"l!I b&dl· Sloll .. r,..r•111e, Clllter1111 92401 £MmOl llndtr Sfctlon Sl.U 1210f Ell-l"IHSI$! T .......... : f114)lM·2111 vlrw1mt,.!1I R1wl1w Proo:ed.,,.1 tor ROGERS, COWAN ANO kOPP, Al .... fllrs tw Dtltellllllll lrld O"IH• t.ommllnlty o. .... topl'fte111, JilttUlfY 1, UOO Quell Street, Sult• 101, Newport ~1111111 1175. S.ICll, C..tllornl• 92660 .THl'.aaHICOflCALI P'OlllNIA Prolect, Tiii• or Neme: Emerg!!Ky A"lllonr F. 1Co11p, 1912 G.l•l"f P\lbllsMd or1ng11 coe11 O•lly Pllol, HouslnQ Drlw, He•POrt &tech, CeUlornle9l6'0 Ml'I' S, 11, 111, 26, 191S 1S10-1S P11rpo1e or N1t11r1 of ProJecl; · Tiils l:lllslneu It conductlvltle-r11911c1 1lllll•rtoi-rl11· e11v1.,11. • PUBLIC NOTICE , ..... P\IDll"*d Or•11911 CN't Delly Piiot Ml• 12, 11, 2•, •!Id Jun.e 2. 1•1s 1 .. 1.1! PUBLIC NoTICE HOTIC:E INVITIHO •105 Notk:e 11 lllreDy 01w1111111 !ht eo.rd ol TtvStHI o4 the C0•'1 Commllnlly Colle9' Dillrlct ol Or•f>99 Counly, C..Ulornl•, •Ill f'KllWI •••ltd Did•"" 10 11 :00 •.m., T1.195d1y, J11ne J, 1t1S, II ttw Putt.flasl119 Dlot. ol Mid school di~· trk1 IOCltltd •1 ISIO Adom1 A,.._, COStl Mew. C.llfornl•, 11 Wlikh rlrne Mid Olcls Wiii be (IUbll( ly: o09nld 11111 ,._ .afoi: PRINTING & 81NPING GOLOEN :~,!_ CO.LLEGE CA·T•LOG FOR All biCI$ •rt 10 bl Jn l<COflllfKI ... Ill IN l!lllf'llCliOllS llld COlldllOom end Sciec;lflc•tl0tl1 wlll<h ere now on Ille 11"4 ~y be MC11,.ff ifl 1114 otlk:I ol \hi P\w(l\esl119 A114:nl ol Mid Khool di•· tti<L E1<h Dl<ldlr mwi.t Wbl'ftll wllll 111' bid 1 <•illkr's <llflck, <..,llfl<td d'«ll, or ~. tlOrld m.ae PIYlbll to the Of'· dw ol ,,.,. Coll! Comm1111lt'I' Goll19t Plslf1ct Boltdot Tr\nltn In an - llOI IMS !flan Ii.,.. percent (S%) OI Ull ...,,.,, 000 ., • Qll•t•"''' WJ;lll ll\l llldder ;wlU l'f'lltt 11110 lllfl Pf'OPO~ld ConlrKI II Ille -wmt Is •-nMd to n1m. 111 !hi 1¥tfll ot l•llut• to enter '"lo wen can- lrKI, lflt PfO<:eflCI) OI 1111 CllflCll MU .. lorftlled, Of" I" 1114: Clll ol I bDnd, 1111 11111""""' ttllf'ffl wlH bll! lorfellf'd 1owld KllOOI district. No Dlckllr mey wllllClr•* his bid for 1 period ot 10rty.flw1 1451 days .i11r the Ofle Ml tor Ille oper.l 119 thlrtol. Tfll &Oltd OI Trw,lllt' Ilse'°"" thl privil"QI OI reJ•<tl119 111y 111<:1111 bids or to ,,..,1.,,.. •111 lrreou11rlU11 o, ln-ltor~lllles 111 an1 bldor 111 tlll l:lldd1119. Slg"ed : NORMAN E. W"TSON Setty. BcMorCI ol Ttwl!MI Open: JUflt3, 191S I t:001.m. &rd.:J-11 PvOllsfleCI Or•11oe Co11.t oenv P11o1. Mey 12, 1t, 1915 1 .. ~JS ~ l'lollMholds. AnthOl'ly_ F. Ko119 LOUlloll of ProJ1cl: City of cost. Tl'lls st.11m1"1 -s tiled wltll !hi PUBLIC NOTICE ,,...... COUnty ot Or11199 Cowllly on ,,,..y U, NOTIC•OP'MAtltlHAL'SSALE --,:::;;;::::;::::~·,.,,:=::-::::::::--- £111m.tffCostof Pro/1ct ~ Sll,291 1t7S. A.Ml!.l!:ICAN STAT£ llANK. Pl.al11tlff NOTICE TO COHTl!:ACTOtltS It his been clllerl'ftll\ICI Ill.It SU(fl ,.. ..-s 1'I. JOHN F. Ol8S Ind AHN R, DEBS, ProJ1ct N0.14-P.B.F .. QW&I for rtl••M of IUndJ will nol COii-Pvblitfted Or•"oe Coa1t D•llY Pllol1 0.tendlntl, No. 211] S3 S.ll1CI propos•lt will be rl«lved II slltute'" ectloft sl91'1lfi<1"UY lfff(!lng MIW 1t,2•,•lld J111112, t. tt11 11•1s Br vlr1ue ol en ••l<ulio" l1Sl.ed on tl'le off Let ot •ccowfltlllQ OOke•, IM Qll.IUty Of the 1111men e11vl"'"'""'1 JMIUM"V 21, 1t1S, br Ille S.UO.rlorC.0...r1, Fl'lrvle• St•I• Hospll•I, 2.)01 H1rbor llftd, IC(WdlnQl'I', 1111 •DoW·n.arred O · C...lral Or111911 Coull!• Judlcl .. Pis-Blvd., cost• Mesi. C•lllor1111 urrtli tr fWls dlclditd l'ICll to ptepar1.,. En· lf'L<I, Cownly •I Or•119e, Stlll OI 11;00 A.M. Oii S·21·15, et wlllCll lime vlrorirnentll ll'ftOKI Stltemelll under PUBLIC NOTICE C..llforflle. llOO" • judgment entered In thty wirt D9 111111Ucly 099111C1 Incl .. .a IM N•llonel E"vlronm9nl•I Polley A<t fevor of A,,,.,-kan S11t1 Ba1111; es llldtl-tor oerlormlng ... orll es totl"""t: ol ltM CPL 91-190). FICTITIOUS'•UllNllSS l'IWlll Cteollar Md •1111"11 JoM F. ~ Furnl1'1 111 ltllor, m111r1111, loo!' Tiw INSOlll lor lllCI\ dl<lalort llC4 to NAME STATEMl!.NT 11'111 ......... II:, OtM II ludQlft9fll dlblofs, lfld flqlll-t nKISlary 10 c.oMtrucl PAtNit9: SUCll Sletlmtnl .,. "tot~: TN IOllOWi!IQ potfSOl'I Is Cloil'IQ bl.al· "'°"'1"11. Ml bll111Ce of 111,llS.10 K •" Sldl••lks'lor Pell I rig Zoo at F.-lrvl ..... Tiiis oro1«1will111 .... • poslll"ft lmpec ness•s· Niiiy due on MICI Ju6Qmet1t"' Ille 11111 St.ie HOSPll•I, In 1ccord1il<1 llfilh E•-on Ille env110t1me"t. Tiii •'"P.ICI 1 DOVER HOOS£ LIQUOR & ollhtl1-11c10l•1ldl•ICutlon,lhl,,. hlbllA,8,C,D,F,G 1191 iltf'llllCIO'lt ••• -·•n111rn Of Hw OELI., 110 w. COISI Hwy .• ,.....,.,,, .... Itel llporl •II , .... rlQlll, 11119 end 111-8/d pt(IJIOYIS mwi.t bl 111bmil\9CI tor motel,_ P« lllol\I Wiii D9 11'1111..:1 &eM:ll C..llf 92660 '9reSI of Yid llldQmenl CleOtorl IA !tit lht 111Ur1 wort d1scrlbeCI thtrel11. WIOI t,201 mohll rooms I" IPll Oty. ch.nil E. Sllllt, 1154 f>.orl ll'OPlf11 IA tll1 C-ty ol Or1119f, SI.ti O.wlatlofts ll'Ol'JI pl•ftS •!Id soe<lflcl- ProjKt, Tiiie °' Na'"": IMPl<llOrl R9llllllc1<, Ne•Pl)r1 Bt1et1, CeUf. t2MO olc.lllomle, Ottcrlt»dttlollO'ws: tlclrtt ...tll llOI D9 conslcMr•d MCI vrill be Slrvlas This lluslnesi Is c:onduclltd try 111 1,.. Tflat c1rt1l"r111 pr'operty-..Clby c.IWM tor r11Kll011 ol Olds. Tl\1 0.1111'1· PurPQH or H•l11r1 of Proj1(t ! dlvldual Joi\" F. Oel:I• •11cl At111e R. Oetls, ~ OI He•lth 111s tlll rlglll to WllYe ,...oricll l11W11cllo11 MrvlcH for °'""'I-(11.,111 E . Siiier ~ end •II• •s Jol11I ._It, ..., lrrli!ullrllY In 1 bid or to ,.)Kt...., lflQ Ulllts PfOPOSl'CI for s11011C1y urdRrTI-This sl•tem9flt ••S fl'-4 ...tin lt>e tltllltlcl 111 lllfl Co!Hlty o1 Or••· Stele «•II bldS. llol 11 SKtlon I, OrMOI Gouftty HOuslrlGI C.0..llly Oert .i OrMiOI COvnly .. Aprll ot Gllllor11l1, llld rnore 111rllcul1tlr NO bid ... 111 bf <onSld1rfld wnl9ss II 11 Alllllorlty 2' 1,15 dlscrli.ct11lotlow1; INdt on• 1IMICl•rd form lwrnl!lled by LOUOon of Prolt<I: City of Coste ' · ' l"4m1 LOIS 12 lfld I,, Bl.ell 10, Trett 121. lht Dlp.ttlf'Nlll of Hllllll llld Is"** Mlw . PubtlshflCI Or~nee CO.st 0.lty Piiot, 19C:ordetl In aooi.; 25 •I ffllff 21·"-111-111 eccordlrlc• with thl "ln1tr111;tlons to l.l"llmet*<!CottolProJ1ct:SJ,Olll Mlt5 12 19 26 191s dutlw, of Ml1e1ll1MOw Miii'; Incl 8llklflr1". It"'' beel'I Hlerl'ftlllld thll tll<fl,.. ' ' ' ' l)I0.7S WI potlloll ol LOI JI, OIO<k 10of Trect ~1'01.ptetlW blddol rt f'nlY •lllml"-; qunl for rell•M ol lundt Wiii rlOI <On· 122 II tllewll 111 """' f'KOta.cl 111 80otl Incl oblllll \)fin$, 'PICUlc•llonJM!d Dl<t 1111""-II\ ec:!IOf\ 11gnlll<1ntlr etM<.Ung 25, HOii 2 l·t•. l11<lu1lve, of Mii· lotmt l)f t1IU119 11 °' dlllnt• ~t tt11 Qlllllly of 1n• l'l11m1n 1nvlrOl'l!"Ml'll PUBLIC NO'nCF. cell-Mio•, fe(OfdS of Orll"IOI totMOttktol 1,.,. Chi•I of P'llnl 0per,. Mid, '<:COfdl"Oly. tfll tb0,...,.11.,...,d Ci.' CIMlnly,-.crlMCIHfollows: • tlons •t lhl Row. •lklr111,)lloptlone IY ""'dKlditd not lo prilpar• en Ell-__ •Ll'•1SIS1 .. glnnl"'911tllell0f"lflett'(c:orntruf numbtt54,.,U1;9!d.Jt2 • Vil'llnmlntll lmPKI St•l-1'11 undlt NOTIC• TOCl!:IDITOlll Loi 11 In ... 10 ol Trect m "'""119 ... Pl.,.........t bonCI, St•ml•nf Form'°' !tit HltlOl'lolli lnvlr1t11Y19nl1L Pollet A(t SUl'll!:IO• COUl!:TOPTHI thtfKe l'IOflll .0 dllo.-.M 23'5'" W IOI.SI ltlttll -.illlof llllY per<elllol tht<on• Of 1'M IPL tl•lto). STATI' 01' CALlflOl!:HIA fllOI!: fM'l 11 tM nOr111trry (Otntr of LOI II In Ir Kl pr let must 1ccomp1ny lftf'Y(Ol\- Till ,.._, tor WC.1'1 decision llOl lo nt• COUNTY Ol'OtltAHOI! lllO<.k 10, Sp ~·en 40' w. 33.5'1Mt s tflCI lflwolYlflQ •n ••P9fldltutt 111 .... ....... WCllSl•l•mt"l•t•oSlol"""'": .... A-OIJt -~•l'Eb ........ tol .... _Wrlw U1£oll10.000. nil•11AM<!wlrlll•ve11111tlt1 .... 1mpec1 Ell•l•ol FlllEO• o, CASEv •• 1.., COflllf"OILot11ritncenorlhSSo.or..t n.. tU((•Ullll bidder Wiii tie,... OfttfW.nttt-1.TllilorolodltllOI ·-II FlllllEOA POROTH'f a:t'JO"ll!..UftlllOt .... potnlofNQIMlflg. Qlllfl4 to t•1tul9 1 (l11trK111r•I ... fkMR M 1 --·-of llO lll'llb CASE.'V, OKuMd. TN ..,..,...Krlllecl fffl Pf_,,1 ..... 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California b egan a work About50anestbeslologistsatl9 s~_owdown today to protest hospitals in the San Gabriel ·••yrocketing rnalpractice in• Valley said they would perform surance rates~ "emergency services only." The doctor11 vowed to handle At 12 hospitals in Long Beach only _emergency, cancer and ob-and in the South Bay area, about stetnc treatment until an agree-100 doctors were involved. Five ment iS reached to bring down hospitals in Orange County and the rates. ' Victorville also were affected T~e s lowdow n occurred NorthernCaliforniaphysicians despite today 's special session of have been conducting a si mili ar slowdown for several weeks. ··The governor's announce· ment changed our mood from despair to elation, but in all pro- bability it won't alter our plan," Dr. Sol Statman, SJX>kesman for anesthesiologists in the Long Beach area, said before the slowdown began. , Dr. Merlyn Duerksen of Cov. ina's lntercommunity Hoopital . said, "We are hopeful some agreement can be reached while the Legislature works on the is· * * * sue.'' Duerksen said, "We _are in a good position to be cohesive because four anesthesiologists can sh ut off 100 surgeons . whereas it's h arder for the sur· geons to band together.'· In the Victorville area, the doc- tors at the two area hospitals have announced they will join the protest today. "Anesthesiologists have been taking the brunt of this," Dr . William Thomas SRid. "We feel * * * 1 it 's time to stop hiding behind the Utl:-; afternoon. anes thesiologists. This pi·oblem The Legislature is already affects us all ." here in regular sess ion . In fact, it Thom a.s a;a id the spe cial is alre ady in a simultaneou.s session called by Gov. Edmund , . special session on housing. G. Brown Jr. is .. a bunch of The doctor s trike, a lready pablum. It 's not getting to the widespread in the San Francisco heart of the issue.·· Bay area, spread to the capital ci· Los Angeles anesthesiologists ly, as about 60 anesthesiologists have voted to join the protest said they would refuse a ll but next Friday. -emergency services. They Were Me anwhil e the legis lature backed by a majority of the opened the special sessioh on Sacramento MedicalSociety. medical malpractice insurance CSee DOCTORS, Page A2) * * * * * * • ' l ~ Doctors' Strike Hits I ' -• ;( 5 County Hospitals Meeting Scheduled FW · In Cr isis ~· c _ By ALAN DIRKIN ' OfU11D.ollyPllO'!Stafl ~ o.ity .. IM SUH,..,... THEY'LL BE HONORED AT TH:&-:~:& FISH FRY . Neille Skllff -'Al Ogden .-'llm All . • ... + . Fish Tales Mesa Fry Pioneers Reminisce I By ALAN DIRKIN OIU.. Di lly PllO'lstlfl When longtime veterans of Costa Mesa's annual Fish Fry and Cai-nival like Al Ogden and Nellie Skiles get together to re- minisce over the extravaganza, rich and colorful stories are told . There's the 011e about balloons that carried a dummy 1,500 miles to Kansas and supposedly ter- rified a farmer's mules. "My husba nd, Bob, thought that one up," Mrs : Skiles said thumbing through her scrapbook in her Bethel Towers apartment.· ''Six balloons were launched dur- ing one of the early fish fries. 'I'hey carried a dummy aloft and my husband spread the story that t hey had come down in Kansas and that a farmer was suing the Lions Club for $100 for terrorizing his mules." Ogden recalled the incident. •:one member believed it, quit the club and left town." he s aid. . Bob Skiles, who died several years ago, was one of the foun- ders of the F ish Fry in 1945. ';I'his year the Costa-Newport Harbor Lions Club plans to honor Mrs. Skiles, now 80, by designQ.Ung her as gra nd marshal of the :Parade. ·Ogden, a building contractor who has manned a tramburger stand for all but tl}e first year of the Fish Fry, will a lso ride in the parade as a dignitary. He has been given the title Mr. Fish Fry, an honor extended in recent years to those who have put in much service to lhe big produc· Uon. . ·This year 's Fish F ry and Carnival is scheduled fqr May ~,3landJune1 and will beheld in I the city park, recently renamed Lions Park in honor of the money raised for youth organizations by lhe Lions Clul1. .Mrs. Skiles recalled that Heinz Kaiser helped her late husband in starting the Fish Fry. "Heinz cooked the fish, but he died sud· denJy one year with his secret re- --CSee FISH, P age A2) 'Save Trees' Campaign Set In Costa Mesa A "Save Those Trees" project began in Costa Mesa today with the transplanting of trees from Fairview Road to the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. About 55 trees will be moved from the parkways as a result of plans to widen Fairview this summer. Keith Van Holt, director of the city's Leisure Services Depart- ment, said today tJlat, dj?pe nding on tlie Siie, it costs $115 or $232 to transplant a tree. For the smaller trees it is a break-even proposition -a new tree costs about from $15() to $175 -but for the larger trees the city saves about $100 on the cost of a new One. But economics is not the main. reason for the transplanting. "I· just don't like to destroy' a tree it we can save it,., Va n Holtsaid. Th e trees 'are being moved' froin the sid es or Fairview Road north of Baker Street to the San Diego Freeway and from just north of Fair Drive south to Newport Boulevard. The surgery strike hit Orange County t oday with a nesthe - siologists al five hospitals staying out of the operating room for all b.utemergency procedures. The fi ve hos pi~ls disrupted by a ban on elective surgery are St. Joseph's Hospital and Childrens Hos pital of Orange County, Orange. Brea and La Habra com- munity hos pitals, and Los Alamitos General Hospital . Late las t week anesthe- siglogists at these bosi>itals said they would not perform elective s urgeries until a long-range solu- tion is fou nd to the spiraling cost of malpractice insurance a nd checks today confirmed that the s lowdown is in effect. Whether the strike will con· tinue, spread to other hospitals or be called off is expected to be de- cided at tonight at an emergency m eeting of the 125 anes- thesiologists in the county at the Orange County Medical Associa- ti'onoffices in Orange. The private meetingisschedul~dfor7:30p.m . ·-Medical Association officers have said that the anesthe· siologists will be briefed on the lat est d evelopments on the malpractice insurance crisis and each doctor individually wi ll de· cide on how he plans to act. There will be no voting. The d ecision lo stop elective surgery at the fi ve Orange Coun· ly hospitals affected this morn- ing was made late last week before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced that he was calling the Legislature into special session to tackle the malpracti ce insurance iss ue, which h a s brought boycotts by doctors in Northern California and whiC'h was s preadin g to Southern California. ·~ Gov. Brown's proclamation, however, did not chan,Ke the s tance of the protesting anes- l h es i olog is ts . ''Our anesthesiologists · dJd not meet after hearing the governor's de- cision," Robert TrosUer, assis- tant a dmi·nislrator at Los Alamitos, said. "but their feeling was that they wanted something more concrete th an the gov- ernor's proposal.'' Trostler said that his 173·bed hospital had 128 patients Friday, but today the patient load is in the 80s and he expected it to drop into the 70s if the slowdown con· tinues. At the 114 -bed Brea Communi· t y Hospital only eme rgency operations were being performed tod ay. Administrator Ralph Op- <Se• HOSPITALS, Page~) UPI Tel111Plota Poss the Geritol As p art of Nur si ng Home \Vcek, membe rs o~ .a Charlottesville. Va., belly dancing class gave an exh1b1- lion to som e 75 nursing home residents. One observer said the sho\Y \Va s bell.er than a visit from Santa Cla us . Grand Jury Looks At Nursing Homes By GARY GRANVILLE or'"' D1Hr Pilal s1.011 The county Grand Jury· has looked at nursin g homes in Orange Coun ty and told the Board of Supe rvisors tod ay the view was unappealing. Whil e the jury's report did not s pecify how many nursing homes were inspected a nd thought to be substanda rd, it did note the following "areas of concern:•· -Understaffing that resulted in resid ents who are unable to feed themselves being dependent on other reside nts for their needs and paraplegic patients receiv· ing only token assistance ""'ith thei r hygiene needs. 2 H e ld in Cr ash ALB UQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -Federal officers arrested two California m en and confiscated about 700 pounds of marijuana after the plane in which the men were flying c r ashed WC'Sl of Los Lunas, N.M. -Restdents feurful of un- specified repris a ls if they com- pl ained about s ervices to county social service workers. -Existing hea lth and safety hazards in some licensed nursing homes. As a result of those and other shortcomings, the Grand Jury said county gover nment should create permanent inspection teams to supplement infrequent state inspections . The team should be made up of personnel of the Departments of Health and Socia l Services and should report their findings to th e State Department of Health facilities licensing section, the jury said. It is the s ta le department th at is responsible for periodic in- spections of license facilities. And, according lo the Grand Jury, ten slate inspectors in o. fou r -county area, inc luding Orange County, are limited to ... single visit a year. <See HOMES, Page i\2) DOW REGAINS EARLY LalSES NEW YORK (AP) -The stock mllf'tr:et rebounded from · a wlde early loss to flntsh close t.b where it started today. Trading re- mained light. The trees have to go because plans caJl for Fairview to be widened from 'four to six lanes in these stretches. Public Works Director Jim Eldridge said that he expects bids to be awarded on the road construction in July and construction to be completed in late October or early November. Red Scare PILOT AD WAS CATS MEOW "All fou r kittens "-'ere sold in four days as a result of the Daily Pilot ad. We know because w e didn't advertise in any other paper.'' Analyst• dscribed the early d~line to a conlinuoUon of the prolll taking lhl\I pushed the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 21 points in the fin al two trading d ays la.st week. To- 'day it gained 0.08 puinta tom.1111. The subsequent orecovery ap· parenUy wa1 aldecl by the qulek aP,read of .a quarter-Point cut in lh1e prime lendlng rale, posled by a few banks lut week, to 7\4 per- cent. (Tabie11 , BS.) ' • Eldridge said that he does not foresee problems· with Costa Mesa High School and Orange Coa.sl College trarfie next fall because Fairview has already been widened near the 5chools. , Van Holt saicl that tbe.<llY ho1 had 1Jnly a "lto 3 ~ro<nt" 1.,.. Iii past 'tree transplants. The city only moves trees with a trunk diimeter of 1,2 inches or less. Big· rer trees costs much more to move and are less likely to take root, Van Holl explained. 'Trawler' Was One of Ours A San Clemente resident telephoned police Saturday to re· port that a large t"a'":ler of sus- picious origin was l;pting alt the municipalpler . , ;.~ ,Pl~lcei H arolll ' Downey rMp6lld'ed. deterliillil'd thal \h• trawler was abo~tlOO reel long and w es sitting a • 300 )l'Brds off tho beach. · Downey noted at the ~P wasn't Oylng a :(fU to l~ftte where it wasfroml ,~ :t~ ~, ,,. • .., .,. 1 I Police first called Camp Pendleton, hoping to learn if ~el there knew oC the ship. Then ·officers called lb'e Orange . Coani1 Hii'bor ii alrol It waa[~e latter asency that solved t~e puzile. · The li!)a t tb...,ed out lo be the Sc'oflelCi . ti Yesearcb vessel oporated by !he stale lieportmeot <ii l"lsh 1nd ~•me. ll iS based al Sftl~eanographic losUtule flilLl !.• "'. ' . ' . . ' That's the success expe rienced by the Coron a dcl Mur wom an who placed this ad in the1 Daily Pilot: HIM ALVAN KITIENS Regst 'd Seal PolJ\l"l. Champ sired. XX ·XXJCx If you have pets you wt1nt to sell. call 642-5678. We muke It easy to put a few words to work fo r you. Jn the D ail y Pilol. Glider Pilot Killed · By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Dl th' Dilly Pilot st.off t.1assive head injuries Sunday claimed the life of a 2J.year-0ld Los Alamitos ha ng glider pilot who crashed in Trabuco Canyon while executing a mid-air turn. Da niel K . Turco o r 4121 How ard St. died at Saddleback Communit y Hospit al shortly after the 4 p.m . crash at the Escape Country hang glider hill . . A pilot with .relatively little n y- ing experience. Turro began his fateful glide from Escape Coun- try's l ,500·foot launch site and crashed into a trash barrel at the 1,300 foot le vel. E ye witnesses said Turco picked himself up and resumed the flight, executing maneuvers with his orange Rogallo-win g kite during his descent. When he was stil l 100 feet in the air, Turco m ade a 180 degree turn headi n g do.:wnwind but forgot lo increase hi s airs peed. an expert observer said. 'rhe kite's nose dropped, send- ing T urco diving head-fi rst into the grass·covered hill. A witness said Turco was not wearing· a helmet even though he had brought one along in his car . Turco had been flying from the 1,500 fool marker for only two weeks , Escape Country officials said. Jim Robinson, owner of the trabuco Ca n yon recreation ranch. s aid Turco had recently installed new guy wires on hi s kite and th at the g lider had been tail heavy since the rewiring job. "Wh en he stalled at the 1 .300 foot level it probably made him nervous. He shou ld have stayC'd off the rest of the fli ght . Because he \Vas nervous he probably wasn't listening lo the sound of his sail." Robinson said . Because they carry no air speed indicators on bo<.1rd . hang ylider pilots rely on the sound made by the kite's fabric to tell them ho\\' fa st they are goin g. Turco was the second hang glidt•r pilot lo die at Escape Country this year. ._, Orange c. •• ,· Weatller Cloud y tonight becoming partly sunny Tuesday af- ternoon . Scattered li ght drizzle early Tuesday with cooler days in the mid-60s . Low s ton i g ht in th e mid·50S. INSIDE TODAY Will there be enough Social Security money for you when you reach retirement age? Or ore you doling out money you 'll never see again? Finan- cial columnist Sylvia Parter explores future of benef iJs this week beginning today on Pcige 85. ....... L .M. .. y• c.111-11 Cl.oulHMI '""'"' Cr1,,wo•• Dt•01 lffllll\ l:lllt#il lf'I .. 1:1111.Ulftll'ltfll "~ -- Index " .. •• •• •1·t "'°"" .. , .. .. .. .... I • -= --........ ----..... '"'-=--.. -""<""-- ---- '""'2 DAILY PILOT C ,, i 8 Viets I I I Desire I . I· Return [ So rar today. eight Vielnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton's [Little Saigon t ent a nd quonset I hut city h a ve signed papers in- 1 dicating they want to return to l their homeland. , They are homesick and miss 'f amilies they left behind, ·accord- ; ing lo interviews with the eight 1 male refugees who have accept-! ed the Stale Department's orfer 1 of a trip back. ! Requests are being processed by the U.S. lnte ragency Task . Force, but it is uncertain just 'how the homesick refugees will , be returned. Commercial a ir travel routes 1 between America and Vietnam do not exist any more. . One or the m en , former South 1 Vietnamese Army Maj. Ly Van Trong; 37, was most explicit. .. Mondi)\ May 19, 1975 o.u, Pllet Slot! Prtolo 36Woneen Museum Aides Link to Public •· By HILARY KAYE Of .. D•llyPIMIMI" For 36 Orange Coaat women,. being docents at the Newport Harbor Ar t Mu seum is a way of expanding their own art educa· tion and appreciation. In turn, the docents -who pro· vide free informational tours of the museum exhtbtts -enhance the art a wareness of the com- munity . "We'r e reall y the museum's link to the public. Sometimes, \\'e're the only contact people have with the museum," ex· plained Carol Ke rfoot, head of the docent group. Exhibit tours are offered to the general public bn Thursday af- ternoons. Groups of students or adults who make prior arrange- 1nents are given tours a t other some o f the c ust oms that motivated the artists: There's an added bonus for Lh e tour group when the docent_ has a personal interest in a p artlcular type of art. such as Mrs. CJt~r1es Ullmu.n's. love of New Gwncu primitive art. During her tour-.& or the r ecent exhibit, Mrs. Ullman could be heard goin g into more d etail \\/hen she reached the section containing New Guinea art. A trip lo New Guinea gave A1rs . Ullman adde d interest ',a nd greater first·ha nd knowledge or the s ubject, and she was able lo t ell her tour group about the superstitions that prompted some of the works of art. ! .. I'm afraid of the Viet Cong," declared the former military of- ficer for the losing side. •·But I , cannot Jive here without m y children ... m y family." Five of the m en interviewed said they \vould like tofcmain in the U.S. if only thei families \Vere here too. MRS. CHARLES ULLMAN GUIDES STUDENTS THROUGH PRIMITIVE ART Art Museum's Docent Program Involves Learning, Then Teaching About Art times during the week. ' To prepar e themselves for the ir tour guide chores, the do- cents participate in continuing art instruction , with special classes, guest speakers and trips toother museums. Besides the talks by the do· cents, a taped t.our with head· phones is now available for persons v.'ho wish to hear the talks, but a rrive at the museurn on days ·othet than Thursday uf- ternoons. 1 Authorities say more or the 18,000·plus Vietnamese and Cam- , bodian rerugees housed at Little Saigon, are ex pecled to ask to co home. .. \Ve felt some people would ,,·ant to go back. so we madethat ,channel available,'' said Willi am Stubbs. a State Department spokesman. 'New Valley Queen Picked At Pageam An Oran g e Coast College freshm an was selected the new Miss Fountain Valley Sunday night at Los Amigos High School. Monica Es pinoza, 18, took the ·oerown in competition with seven ·other girls in the city's annual beauty pageant. She sang a J ohn Denver song to display her taJent ·portion or the contest. The ne w city queen is interest- ed in drama at OCC in Costa Mesa where she helps design sets for college plays. She is also in· 1~rested in joining the Fountain : Valley Police Explorer Post pro- gram . ' Thailand OKs U.S. Apology Over Vessel BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand accepted U.S. regrets today, healing a rift over the Mayaguez affair, a nd moved diplomatically c lose~ lo Cam- bodia a nd North Vietnam. But a hard-line Vi et Cong statement dimmed prospects for earJy Thai rapproche m ent with South Viet-. nam. About 400 s tud e nt d e · monstrators le ft the U.S. Em· bassy gates where they had torn MAYAGUEZ SAILS FOR HONG KONG-A3 HUNT NARROWS FOR MISSING MARINES. A4 off the U .S eagle symbol and replaced it with a poster of a vulture. Premier Kukrit Pramoj said, ·~we shouldn't have any mor e trouble.'' Meanwhile, a promising start toward establishment of Am- bassador Nguyen Minh Phuong, \\'ho said norm ali zation would de· p e nd on a U .S. military withdrawal from Thailand and the return of South Vietnamese f'ro• Page AJ DOCTORS The pro t es tin g anesthesiologists are participat- ing in emergency, obstetric and cancer surgeries. · · Opera tiri g rooms wer e s ched ul ed to c l ose in 11 Sacram ento a r ea hospita ls. E mergency and delivery rooms continued to operate . The Westminster Community Hospit al h as b~n given an in- dication by its ;fnesthesiologists that they will be on a slowdown be£ore the end of the week, ac· cordi n g to a dminis tra tor Richard LeG r and, who said that he was asking other personnel to t a ke early vacations to reduce hospital costs. The slowdo"'n "'as most evi - dent today at St. J oseph Hospital and Childrens Hospital of Orange County which s hare operating facilities where large numbers of surgeries are performed. Last year , for example, 11,800 surgeries were carried out in the nine operatin g rooms. The hospitals hav e 14 s taff anesthesiologists. "Usually the operating rooms h ave full schedules on a 'Mon· day," a spokesm an said. Miss Espinoza picked up a dou- ble title, winn ing the Mi ss. Congeniality award -an honor given by the queen candidates them selves. . Runne rs up in the pageant are TJulie Cosca, Sharon Mass and lJanet Boreland. · military plan es flown here by re· fugees and also claimed by the United States. This afternoon St. J9seph's Hospital administrator J erome Herzog announced that a four- .day work week was introduced at the hospital today and will con· 'tinue for the duration of the slowdown. 'r---.::::;:::::;""'!7.':i"\ ._ ...... .-"' (._ ..... -: ...... ·· ..,,o , .. . '"' '. ; TONIGHT UC! CELEBRITY BASKET· BALL GAME -LA Rams vs. Oakland Raider s, Crawford Hall , 7;30 p.m. Tickets $2. TUESDAY, MAY 20 SENIOR C ITIZENS CLUB - Community Recreution Ce nter, T ues, Wed., Thurs.12-3 p.m . COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL -Regula r meeting, City Hall, 6:30p.m . OPERA AT NOON -Puccini's •·suor Angelic a ," presented by OCC Lyric Theatr e Class, Music Studio Noon. No charge. UC! LECTURE -"The American West ," Room 251 Humanities Hall, 7 p.m. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT T,... Or~nq,o C.o.o~I 0 •111 p;1ot, w;1" ""'"' "·~""'· bonf'd 1nt. "'""'' p,.,,, "P110'•""'d by,..., O• .. n<r Coa" !'Ubl""'""' Compenv. !M·P~••t~•d•I•""> "'" ""bl•l"•'d MOA<l .. Y l"•011Qn '"°"1 !"' (.0,1 .. ""°'"'· !" "'l>Cfl 6011(1>, H11,,li"qlor< ilf'Kn I 0"'1· 1 ... n V•1>•1. l• .. n~. ~Add!OWc• Vdll•Y .nd L~<u<nA 1ln~'"'~~111 n C.<u•l. A >•n<11< '""'"""' cd111or< """""'""d ~h"d .. 1> .....:1 '!>11...i.,., ln• "'""'P•i ~ul>ll•hlr>q pl<tnl I• .o! lOO Wo l Uo• $1fl <I, C..O>IO Ml <• C.•• 010"'"' •r.1t Robert N. Weed P•~"o"'>1 •no "'""''"""' Jack R. 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The jury l'h asti:tt•d the soci;.li services division s tationed :it Orange County l\.Tcdi cal Centl'r fo r failing to cooperate in its ia- <1uiry. But il "'ent on to priase the as- s istance r eceived from some county, s tate and federal agen·. cics res po ns ible £or pol icing nursing homes in Orange County. Football League Signups in Mesa The Cos ta Mesa Junior All· Am e ri ca n F ootball League sign ups will 1.ake boys aged 8 lo 14 at TeWinkle Intermediate School · at7:30p.m . Wednesday. Conditioning a nd t ryouts will begin Aug. 4. The registration fee is $5 with an additional $25 bein ~ required \\.'hen a boy is selecl1.>d to play on a team. according to r egistration c hairman Don Bull. More information can be ob· tained from Bull at 642·1893. "We are also asking employes lo l ake vacations early and leaves of absence if possible," he added. St. J oseph's, which has 287 beds, experienced a 10 percent .drop in admissions today and Herzog said that he expects th e •f.igure to climb to 20 percent Tuesday. * * * Fro•P0.,·AJ HOSPITALS perman s aid, however, he ex· peels the patient load to drop by 40 per cent i£ the ban continues. t\t La Habra Communi t y Hos pital. assistant administrator Robert Hanna confirmed that no elective ope rations arc being performed, but he sounded op- timistic about the ruture when he referred to tonight ·s meeting al the medical association offi ces and said. ''Our anesthesiologists are ready. This may be very ~hort Ii ved. '' Fro•PageAl FISH ... cipe for tne batter seaJed lo his lips.'' l\.1rs. Skiles said. .. \Ve've never been a bl e to m:ike the batter quite the samt·." Ogde n agreed. Another publicity stunt in the t·a rly years was the frog jumping contest. "For "'eeks details or the conditions or the frogs \•:ould be r eleased to generate interest in the Fish Fry," l\·trs. Skiles said. Ogden. who is 58 , and was pre- sident of the Lions Club in 1956, laughed with Mrs. Skiles as press clippings showed that 3.000 at- tended the first event in 1945. This year about 100,000 are ex· peeled to attend . Over the years about $500,000 has been raised for charily. Last year ·s ne t was $27 ,000 from a gross or $90 ,000. "lt takes a lot of work from a lot of people," Ogden said. "Not just Lions Club m embe rs. Everybody pitches in. Families, t'verybody.'' Park Stabbing HOLLYWOOD ·cUPI) -A Compton man. R ichard D. \V <Jshington, 20. 'vas stabbed lo dcnth lute Sunday. &mb IJefused In Jerusalem By The Associated Press Sappers defused a bomb in a , paint can in a crowded area of J erusalem today near the Jaffa Gate. It was t he 16th bomb inci- dent reported in Israel and the occupied t erritories in the past \o1teek. The Israeli military command announced that a border patrol s hot and killed an Israeli Arab s lipping through the barbed "'ire fence along the Lebanese border. A spokesman said it was ilot kno"'n ir the Ar ab was ('Onnected \\·ith the increased terrorism. Special training sessions ar e held prior to the opening of each exhibit to acqu aint the docents "'ilh the various works and artists represented in each show. Only a portion of the docents are briefed on t he individual ex· hibits, a nd those women are responsible for all lours while that exhibit is on display. "The d oce nt tries to give the visitor to the museum added in· sight into art. She tries to pull it all together and say why it is the: \Vay it is,•• Mrs. Kerfoot ex- plained. For e xa mple, during the recent exhibit, "The Artist as Collec- tor," which featured primitive art, the docents outlined the his- tory of the differ ent primitive cultures, explained the styles us ed in the works, a nd m entioned The docents also extend thei r art talks beyond tlie museum and into various ele mentary schools in the county. A program called "art awareness" (formerly Pro- ject Schooltime) takes docents and other volunleets into the classrooms, armed with prints'to illustrate their talks. . 1t1rs . Kerfoot, a former art t eacher, e xpla ine d that the \vomen involved in the docent progr am became interest ed primarily because of their desire to le arn more about art. "But, they also have a love of t eaching what they have learned. Docent is the Lalin word for 'to teach','' she added. '· Quake Hits Alaska PALMER, Alaska (UPI) -A strong earthquake rolled across central Alas ka Sunday but caused no damage. Clouds Over Indiana Threatenin g l·louds of variou s contrasts ·drift slo\vly over the landscape n ear W all ac~. lnd., shortly after a May thun· derstorm, making the countryside "appear like the opening scene of "The Wi za rd of Oz." ~.ARIMERS P.AYS .. Morlnera Savings has always paid the highest Interest legally possible. 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