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Home My WebLink About1975-07-07 - Orange Coast Pilot,. ... . :'IWo -Ta1mhle Off Driver Jailed NeWport Pier; In Wild Chase Both Rescued Along Coast MON DAY AFTERNOON. JULY 7, 1975 VOL 61, NO. 1-. 1 SECTIONS, 2' .. AGIES •• ~---...... -..... renteliniGl-:Beau·i9 · o.u,,.. .. IUH ...... ·~cl coed K..:eo.·:Heni~ ·a sum~nt .at 1he Newporler'Inn. helps. . 1h,e Newport Beael\~fnn-'s new • ag. The 8X12·foot Flag rs a replica of"the Aag used ;4\ug. 16, 1177, by the Green .Mountain Boys at the Battle -~ Bennirigton. Vt,. Known ·as t,he Bennington' Flagt it is • aid to be the f oren.mner of the Stars· and Stripes that .. .S. National FJag was patterned flfter, but Flag his- !4brians doubt it. 11\ any event. it is the official Bicenten- "mal Flag. Driver .Arrested ~~ ' : . a ·ews Israeli ~eseued Jly Guards Forces Retaliate By United Press International Lebanese authorities said at least 13 people were killed and n wounded today in Israeli air, sea a nd ground ass aults on Palesli· ni a n refugee camps and Lebanese villages in southern Lebanon. Isr ael said the targets were suspecte$1 guerrilla bases. Youth, Woman Fall Off Pier The combined attacks came as I s raeli ambassador Simcha Dinitz departed for Washington to obtain "clarifications" from Secretary o( Stale Henry A,. Kissinger on Egyptian proposa ls for ~ second ·st.ag~ ~roop dis- entagemettt1n th~ SiiraL·' • ~ ~e Is raeli strikes, the biggest ~11Jtary oper ation against guer· n lla strongh9lds in Lebanpn ii} more than two years, were.f,11 a?- parent retaliation for a terrorist bomb explosion in .reru.salem fiiday that 'killed 14 person5 and- wounded 77 more. , · Lebanese police said two ~f th~ 13 dead in the Israeli attacki- were women a nd three twe~· children. 1 . Isr.aeli navy g unb(>ats ol)era,. mg 1n predawn darJcnesi. and warplanes streaking in at:: firs{ light struck the sites south of Rasbidiyeh and just no~h °' Tyre. the Israeli Military :eom..1 mand said. They s aid command05id and blew up three hous su ' peeled -0f bar~~" Ua tb;eiltfir.ed <>).\ a. lµ;lf ~~ a three menihU:' • · Israeli artillery joined the of. fensive and pounded suspected guerrilla concentraUons in the hilly Tegion north of the frontier Two people in separate inci - d e n l s cap ped the holiday weekend by falling off the Newport Pier into the sea Sunday night. Newport Beach li feguards said it is rare for even one person to fall from the pier. The firs t person lo plunge into five.foot breakers beneath the • pier was Lavonne Morris, 31, of 16548 Lassen SL, in Fountain Valley. Mrs. Morris spent the night at Kaiser Hospital in Bellflower, after f\rst b~1ng treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. She was sent home this morning in good condition. According lo li feguards, Mrs. Morris fell when she dropped a package of cigarettes and lost her balance while attempting to ca'tch them . A 20·year-old Riverside mun. Mike Tardiff, jump..>d into lht> water after Mrs. M oriis ;.ind held her he ad ubovc water until lifeguard Dave Virk. 21. swam out and·broughl her ashore. Lifeguards said the woman was unable to swim and had a difficult lime in the stormy surf until her rescue. She received mouth·lo-mouth resuscitation when she stopped breathing several times during thenscu~ W1tS ~by am- .... ~~· .WJl~M !'f~p\~l before o~glrans ferred to Kaiser H°'5pital. i A second person fell off the pier 4\5 , minutes later and was also 11escued by lifeguards. in Lebanon and gunners in Lebanon later (ired several • i · Katyuaba rockets and shells into ..._, __________ _ Jsraet but caused n elthet" Ln .. ••pE'o cnrD casualties nor damage, the com~ ~· n ~L Kurt Carr, 18, of Cenitos, was hanging onto a piling when lifegua rds reached him and brought him to shore. Carr was able to swim, however, and was not inJured by hi s fall. Arson Death Thwarted In Newport An attempt to murder a l\ewport Beach man by setting fire to his apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who noti ced the flames and awakened the intended victim, Newport Beach police said to· dav. Police today are searching for the susp<'Cl .. who 1s bclicvc'<i to h.ive set a nu mber of fires within the apartment of Hcmard John Hoffman, 28. of J 17 1 ~28th St., al about 1 a.m. Sunday. All exits to the apartment were abl aze. including drapes at the windows a nd sever al doors within the apartment, police said. The fire had been bummg just miputes when oeighbors noticed the flames. rush~d in to awaken Hoffman . Neigh bors s nuffed the flames with garde n hoses, pglice said. · Hoffman. who lived alone. was not injured but about $1,000 damage was done to the apart· menl during the brief blaze. After Wild Chase mand said. ( · A Palestinian spokesman said ''/V FOUR DAYS the guerrillas shot down an Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said Hoffman, a retail clerk, denied having enemies who wanted to m urder h im but added tha t police are investigating one possible lead. & Long Beach man led police td• high-speed chase through ~ ·Fountain Valley Sunday iilJe,I' alleeed.ly tryln1 k> run over \t-duty ofCicer, tM!l n eeing in a of bull en Douglaa Lewis, t~ re. ~ed In Oran1e County Jail t.o- dal on charges of a53aull with a daldl.Y weapon on a police of. ficier, retlsllne a rrest, as well as W!'1ud run and drunken drlvin1. ~t•sald. •• incident s tarted at 2: 15 .. Sumtu. -.1 Runllngton ._. Pollce Sst. Jan\es Dahl .. relurnln1 to hia 'ouatain Valley home aftel' work. Dahl alleg~ly spotted Lewis driving e rratlcaUy near San Alrredo Circle and El Maniano Avenue in Fountain Valley. When Lewia 1topped, police as· serted, Dahl showed bis badge and tried to qu .. uon him. 'Lewis then •Ue•edly lri~ to run over Oahl H he 1tood on the curb, then sped away, as Dehl nred four ahou from • handfUJ\. Police said Dahl tried to htt Lewis' truck tires butmlAed. F'Ou"ft Uin Valley crflcera spotted Lewis as he 1etl the howl· (Sfe CHASE. Pase AJ) r ) • 1 Israeli Phantom jel but Israeli I "The ad produced many, many military a uthocities said a ll , cajJs. W.~sQ.l.d.Ule_cam~ in only planes returned safely to thei~ ., ·fOU.r days. I'm very pleased." bases. .,, ' 'J)at's lhe advertising success Jn Beirut, Premier Rashid "'' story told by a Dana Point Karaml said the Lebanese army • woman a.Iler s he placed this ad in (~ISRAELIS, PqeA.z) the Daily Pilot: Office 8ans¥ked Burglars broke into the Parkwood Apartments office in lrvlne Sunday night about J1 p.m. and ranucked the buUdin1. The loss, ll any, was not esUm1t· ed pending an inventtty er the wntenl1 thls morning, police Hld. . ~ # ~·7324• Poce Arrow. Generator, rool-e.Jr, ~pe deck, 13,0GO m i. il3,2:50 new, lake over pym-.S. XX•XXXX. If you have a recreational vehi· ~•• lo sell, caU 142.5479. We make it e.11y to put a tew words to wort for you, in the Dally PUot. .. - Grain Suspension MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)-The vice president for grain opera- tions of Cook Jndustries, Inc., has been suspended while the company and federal offirials in· vestigate the New Orleans opera· .uon. a COOk spOtesman !\ays. The Justice Department and the A&riculture D epartment are lnvestlgatlng report\ that lnspec· tors 11. New Orleans and ot.ber ports were being bribed to certify grain shipments that were in ract s hortwei&l\led or d1d not meet the quality specified. Boy, 16, Survives Attack MELBOURNE, Fla. <UPI) - Bob Cla rk was only 50 feel from shore on his surfboard when a six-fool s hark ripped into his foot. The 16·year-old s urfer pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether lbe shark released him or the force of the surf saved him -a nd let the waves carry him to shore. He suffered nine severed tendons in his r ight foot. 'Tm still sort of frightened, but r think I'll ·r>e back in the ocean surfing again as soon as I'm able." Clark s aid from his bed in Brevard County Hospital after surgery. The Cocoa Bea('h youth was spending bis July 4 holiday off In· diatlanlic Beach when the inci- dent. occurred. ··1 was on m y surfboard, only 50 f eel from s h ore, whe n something grabbed my foot," s aid Clal'k, son of an employe of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "I was pretty sure it was s shark. •·1 never saw the shark," he said . "bu t one of my friends said he saw its fin." A witness said the shark was six feet long. "But I wasn 't frightened then and I conce ntrated on slaying on (See SHARK, Page A2) Or:Aage Cea st . ~ ~ Weatlaer Mostly sunny and clear. Highs in upper 70s, over· night low in low. ~s. INSIDE TODAY Lookmg for.an unusual ooca· hon with almost au the com· forts of home? Think about a canoe tnp down the Colorado Raver with the Crazy Lady. or go IM way.a Newport Beach umna.n did -by rajt. BI. . ... M-1 AU ., .. ..... ., AU .. M .... A z DAIL y PILOT ' s Mondey.Juty7, 197S .. Moill: 'Free Son' Grove Woman's Tape Sent to Zaire. By the A~soclated Press The m othl'r of the Am encan student sttll being held hostage by Marxist gue rrillas in Zaire h as taped an a ppeal lo the rebel~ to free her son Mittie Smith of Garden Grove r ecorded the message Sunday and it was la ter sent to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, by jet to be translated and pass1.'<1 on to the •revolutionary. PopulJr Revolu- A Monster Car tionary P arty. Her son, Stephen Srruth, 22, a student at Stanford Un1vers1ty, was one of four young people kid- naped May 19 from a remotr rc- s e ar ch s t ation on L~k e Tanganyika, between Tanzam a and Zaire. "You must know how much anguish you've caused us since May 19,'' Mrs. Smith said in tht:> message taped by a reportt?r al UPI Ttl91>holo Wh ... t do vou gct when you cross a dinosaur with a \'olkS\\ <.ig l.·n' A "Slegow:.igenvolksaurus " according to (.'1n ern 1wti :-.cu I pl or Patricia Renick : This .strange ct't'<.ilun: 1:-. now on display ctl the l\Iidwes t Bil'l'ntenni<.11 Cl.'ll'bration in 'h1 c;,ig u. Lifeguards Recover FromBusyW eekend Lifog uards :.ind police officers C'losed the books today on the 1975 Fourth of July weekend that al- tract~d more than 155,000 people to beaches along the l>outhern Orange Coast. In San Clemente, lifeguards made 150 rescues <1t city beach~s over the three d ay weekend. One of those rescued .... as a J?an, .. "~o. jn. what lifeguards Blaze Hits B each Home Fire swept through a Hunt- ington Beach home Sunday mght, as the family stood outside watching a neighbor's firc .... orks. Firemen s <11d the blaze caused about $12,000 damage to the Joe Halbert home, 5631 Clark Drive. ll destroyed the IJVing room. kitchen and a hallway. firemen r eported , and there was smoke damage through the rest of the descn bed as a h 1ghly tnloxicall'<l :>late, ran into the water near the San Clem ente pier FTid<.1y 111ghl <.1nd nearly drowned. Ile was r es cued by t hree lifeguards s ummoned by a beachgoer who s aw the m an floundering in the dark waters. Upcoas t. in Laguna Beach, lifeguards r escued 90 pr rsons over the weeke nd. Only one of the rescues was considered o serious incident. Geor ge Kambietz, 'l7, of Long Beach, was adm1ttc<l lo South Coast Comm unity Hos pita l, South Laguna, .,.. ith neck injunci; after a wave dumped him onto the ocean bottom at Crescent Hay beach S unday afternoon. lie was reported by aides to be 1n fair condition today. · Police office r s 1n Lagun a Beach cited 20 pe rsons for sleep ing on the beach dunng the weekend, and another JR ror sleeping m vehicll's . Both prnc· tices a re prohibited by city or· c.linances.. • home. The cause of the blclzc and :· the exact spot where it started : arc still being investigated. One Last Kiss Before Dying :· There w.er e no injuries, and thl' : 9:20 p.m . blaze was quickly ~ brought under control. ~-------------• J ' I '\ ' ' ' .. .. .. .. . ~ .. .. ., -. .. . .. 4 .. . .. .,, .. , .. .. ; . .,; .. .· . •• ORANGE COAST " DAILY PILOT 1t\ll '·' , .. ,..,.. c.t,. ..... , CJ•ily P•IOI ""''n .... ~. 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After driving several miles on the New York T hruway, slate police said Jones stopped the car on the s houlder, "leaned across the seat, pulled Miss Mikeal's -head around, kissed her on the mouth and at the s ame time placed the barre l of the gun to his head and pulled the trigger ." She suffered slight powder bums on her race and one eye. CHASE ••. Ins lt'oct, s ped west on warner Avenue, then slopped blm al Warner and the San Diego Freeway, Duri n g the ch ase, Lewis bounced o({ a dr1ve·in restaurant al Warne r a nd 8rookhurst. Street, causlng minor damage, police saict, her home. ''Steve's dad and I are just h ard -working people. My husba nd works on the docks un- loading ships. I work in a hospital helping the aged and sick," the message continued. "We are not wealthy and if it hadn't been for Steve's hard work and dedication he would not have been able to go to tollege. ·' Mrs. Smith told the guerrillas · that her son earned the financial assistance to go to Stanford and then to the Afri can r esearch sta- tion "through his hard work" and wa nts to return to the United States to study pediatrics. "l plead with you to let my son go now,'' the m essage concluded. "If a ny or you ha ve children of )'our own, you surely must love them as much as I love Steve and you would r ealize how much I already have suffered." The fathe r of the hostage, Joseph Smith, and a Stanford professor, Dr. David Hamburg, will r e po rtedly receive the· message in Dar es Salaam ~nd seek to have it translated and passed to g uerrilla leaders. Mrs. Smith called a reporter at the Long Beaeh Independent . Press-Telegram Saturday night lo <1sk him to help her tape the message. She r ead from notes drafted by her daughte~-in -l aw, Connie Smith of Yorba Linda, and oa id other fam ily members helped compos e the draft of the message. Mrs. Smith displayed no hostility toward the guer- rillas. The group has been described as a Marxist organization seek- ing to overthrow Zaire President Mobutu Sese Seko. Soon afl~r kidnaping the four young people from the town or Kigoma, Tanzania, where the s tudents were doing research on baboons, the guerrillas r eleased one Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Ar bor Mich. -with a note de- manding the release of leftist prisoners from T anzanian jails, weapo ns , amm unition and $500,000. After Tanzania rejected the de- mands. international efforts suc- l'eeded in gaining the release · June 28 of two other students - Carrie Jane Hunter, 21, of Atherto n, Calif., and Emilie Bergman, 25, of The Netherlands leaving Smith as the only hostage. The girls told Smith's father the rebels indicated to them that his l>On would be released soon. World Police Hunt Assassin Of Jet Age LONDON (AP) -Guns and girls, grenades and good suits. a fat billfold, airline tickets to romantic places and nice apart- ments in a half dozen world capitals . This is the portrait . t'merging of a jet age assassin being soug ht in an international manhunt. The hunt began when the man answered his doorbell in Paris ;.ind shot dead two French in- telligence agents and a Lebanese informer. It has put four women into cus tody in two capitals, ac- l'Uscd of offenses in his wake. The .. ssassin himself has vanished - perhaps in Lebanon, the French . police believe. ln the past few days in London, those acquainted with him have described him to reporters as good looking, courteous, well 1.·ducatcd, wealthy and fashionably dressed. Monkey Kills Tot JERSEY CITY, N.J . <UPI) - A four-m onth-old infant died dur- ing the weeke nd a fter receivhig multiple bites from a pet monkey that escaped-its collar and chain, police reported today. SS Kidnap Expert, Dies MADRID <UPI) -Otto Skor zeny, 67. the former World War Jl SS colonel who snatched Italian die· tator. Benito Mussolini from captivity in a moun- tain fortress but failed in an attempt to kidnap Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, d ied Saturday in his Madrid home, it was re- ported today. The lowering, scar-faced former chief of Adolf Hitler's bodyguards bas been living in Spain since he escaped from an Allied prison camp at the end ot the war. · The Servicios Funerale1 tJnde rtaklng Company f'ald Skorzeny died of bronchial cancer. Tbe un· dertakers t akl be will be' CRU\lt~ 1\tHdly , and his widow will take bJ1t ashes to hil natJve Vienna for burial. • Lile Periled U.S. Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan r em ains a hostage of le fti s t kidna p ers i n L eba non who have threatened to kill the officer if their d e m a nds arc not. met. Negotiations are con- u:iming. Fingerprints Being Taken From Corpse Coroner 's deputies today were examining fingerprints taken from the cqrpse of a man found Sunday in Costa Mesa, under a tree. They said the man had been dead perhaps as long as five weeks. The remains were listed as John Doe pendi ng analysis or the fin~erprints, but Costa Mesa - police said today they suspect they know the m a n's identity. He is described as having been in his late 20s at the time or de- ath. There was no evidence of foul play found on or around the body. Detective Lt. George Lorton said the corpse was fowid simply sitting beneath a tree in a field at West 17th Street a nd Whittier Avenue. To all outward appearances, investigators sa id, ttle victim could have simply sat down to en- joy the view and fallen asleep. Coroner 's de puties were plan- ning toxicological tests to de- termine whether the death could have been drug-related. Police were called to the scene about 2:40 p.m . Sunday by pro· perty owner James Ikeda, 49, of 1709 Whittier Ave., who had been working on the adjacent pro- perty. Gasoline Hearings Promised WASHINGTON (UPl)-While holiday vacationers were paying three cents a gallon more for gasoline, two senators promised h~arinu withiq two wc.-eks to find out why 1as producers hiked prices just in time to c~h the summer tt'avel rush. Sens. Henry J acksoQ , CD· Wasb. ), and Adlai Stevenson, (D- lll.), said Sunday "the public has a right to know aQd the Congress has a responsibility to flnd out how this massive F ourth of July squeeze play on the consumer took place." Jackson is c hairman or the Senate investigations subcom- mittee. Stevenson heads an oil a nd gas production s ubcommit- tee. They s aid joint heanngs would be h e ld "within two weeks" ·on reasons behind the sudden jump at the pump. R alph Nader , mcanwh tl l'. · charged that · ·the public 1!> being misled by oil indu~try and Ford administration expl anations of the summer vacation time in- creases in the price of gasoline." He asked J <.1ckson and llep. Harley Staggers, <D·W.Va 1, NuJ; },;dges Strip Too MA VS LANDING, N.J . (UPI > -S{>me juores t.ook their clothes off to pick a winner to we ar the crown o( M s. All -Bare New Jersey b1,1t the winner had to get dressed -in a rib- bon. Ms . All -Bare P e n · m1ylvunia1 Karen Schott, 23. a psychology student fro m Norristown, P a .• rarne to the Suns hine Parle Nudis t Colony here to "crown" the winner with a ribbon. The winner will represent the slate in the Ms . All-Bare America pageant in New York City Sept. 6. Rod Swenson, a New York promote r for the c' ent, s aid contestants ap- ~arcd nude before a panel of judges -manY. of whom were also nude -to ex- plain why they would like tu represent New J ersey in the national contest. Fro•PageAI SHARK ... chairman of the House Com-the surfboard and letting the m e r ce Comm i llc e. l o 111 -waves carry me in," Clark said. vestigate. . As he reached the water 's The oil companies said Ford's edge, other s urfers came to his recent imposition of another $1 aid. import tax on foreign oil caused A sha r k alert was issued, but the price increases. But Nadl.·r the bea c h was open the re- said the companies were taking matnder of the weekend and was advantage of the for eign hike to in use by holiday swimmers. increase prices of domestic oil. Authorities said Clark was the and were not in c r ea s in g first person attacked by a s hark domestic pr<><:fuction. . · m Brevard County in 41 years. In J ackson said, "Clearly, the oil . companies have manufactured a shortage through a manipulation of refinery output so they could raise retail gasoline prices as much as seven cents a gallon during the season when vac<.1tion - i n g Americ<.1ns bu y mor e gasoline." . 1934, an 11-year -old boy was killed by a shar1' at almost the same spot. "I surf all the time, occasional· ly at Indiatlantic, but I've never had a ny trouble with sharks before, and 1 hope I never do again," Clark s aid. Fro•PageAl Steven son and J ackson charged·¥tat when crude oil costs dropped this year because of plentiful supplies, refiners ap· parently cut back production to JSRAELJS create an artificial shortage, • • • justifying higher prices. "It appears the gasoline inven- tory and pricing situation is a classic study in the power of thl· major oil companies to r everse the norma l rules of !:iUpply and demand." Stevens.on said. Sen. Birc h Bayh, (D-Ind.), cit- ed similar suspicions last week and announced the Senate an- titrust and monopoly subcommit- tee would hold hearings this year into the poss ibility of "morket manipulation" by major r e- finers. with the help of Palestinian guer- nllas prevented the Ls raelis from landing troops and forced them to retrcatlca\'lng a trail of blood . The fig hting was the heaviest along the hroeli-Lebanese fron· tier since May when Lebanese and Is raeli a'rmy units clashed in a day-long battle. Egypt is insisting that Israel pull back in Sinai beyond the Milla and G idi passes. Is rael equally insists on retaining a hold on t h e ir eas tern ends because or their strate~ic value. Daily July 1st thru July 10th. 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p·.m. Westcliff Office only. .... ,. ....... (Melft Off~) 1sss w..-11H De. ('71•l M2·«JOO "YOUR HANDWRITING CAN GIVE YOU INSIGHT INTO THE REAL YOU " These are the word.s of noted Graphology e~pert c. E. Bower. 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Paddler Tackles Atlantic Balboa Is land p"ddlcboard en· thus ias t Lar ry Capune an-· nounced he would l)troke a board downcoast on Pacific waters from San 1',r a ncil)CO to Newport Beach . .He launchc.'Ci and was awa y. Eighteen dayl) h1tcr , at lhe tiny lown of Princeton.by-the-Sea, Capune told a chilling tale of escaping !>harks in 16-foot ocean s wells in his downcast odyssey. That was Oct. 29, 1963. Capune was 19 years old. Jle is still a l it today, al age 32, with a date line from Cape Elizctbt.tlh , Maine. Capune, since 1963 often called t.he peripatetic paddler of Balboa Island, has vowed to paddle a s urfboard to T exas in 220 days in celebration of Amedca's bicen- tennial. He has paddled a paddleboard · down the West Coast and lhen the East Coast a nd now he is s till at it, despite advice of his physi- cian. A doctor in M .. inc advised Capune lha t he had torn some tendons in his right shoulder, he reported lo the Daily Pilot. Still, he decided to paddle on. The Halboa Island marathon paddler sought funding from the California Bicentennial Com- mission for his latest long dis- tance trip from Maine to Texas. He was turned down. ··1 want to s how people the true Americ(.ln s pirit," he 'declared. "That s pirit means doing the most with what little you've got.". He is taking a few peanut but- ler and jelly s andwiches with him. Capune's final destination is Corpus Christi, Texas. As for the marking of the Amei:i can Revolution, Capune says, "We shouldn't be having a _bunch of old men dressing up in ·lJniforms (.Ind s hooting guns to cele brate Ame rican Indepen- dence. 'Tm just trying lo s how kids that you can do s omething within the law and you can make it." Auto Victim, 60, Succumbs A 60-year·old man died Sunday of massive injuries suffered Saturday night when he was struck by a car as he tried to run across a busy Buena Park street. Police said Ervin Neil Heymer· of Buena Park died shortly after midnight at Orange County Medical Center about three hours after the accident on Beach Boulevar d. The driver of the car, 21-year- old Sus an Cochran or Whit· tier , told investigators she was driving northbound on Beach when Heymer ran in front of h~r vehicle. WAC Lesbians Face Ouster AYER, Mass. (AP) -Two Women's Army Corps members who announced that they arc .homosexual have been recom- mended for general discharge by a board of officers at Ft. Devens. An Army spokesman said that the reeom mend a lion, which found Ptc. Barbara Randolph, 22, of Jefferson, lnd., and Pvt. Debbie Walson of San Antonio, Tex., unsuitable for military service, would be reviewed by the post commander. -VIETNAMESE CHILDREN LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE Teacher Tho Bui With Youngsters In Summer School Program Tasty English Ice Cream Stooetens Cl<lSs There are many ways to learn English. Some of them even taste good, as a dozen Vietnamese children in Mission Viejo have learned. In English classes taught al Marguerite O'Neill Elementary School, the students are doing everything from painting lo play- ing playground games to get comfortable with their second language. They tried their first ice cream bars and even that turnedoullobc a delicious Englis h lesson. The youngsters used th~occasion to . practice phrases from ''thank you," to handy slang ''Yum- meee!'' "This is a cultural experience as well as a language class," said Agnes Meck. coordinator of tur- riculu m development for the Saddle back Valley U nified School Distric~. * * * She and O'Neill Principal Tony. Bube are helping set up the sum- mer s chool Englis h classes, taught by Tho Bui , a slight Viet- namese woman who has been in the U.S. seve ral years while earning a mas ter 's degree in business from Chapman College. "Vietnamese s tudents are very timid, and that is ·one or the things we're working on in this class," Miss Tho ~a id. "In Vietname~e schools, the children mus t · s it very quietly and dare not-talk out. Here, they are learning they can bee freer." One of the exercises Miss Tho has used in the classes so for is · having a g irl and boy stand up CJt the beginning of ea ch class, in· troduce themselves, and shake hands. "To these students, that is a Vl'ry new thing to do," she said . .. But they· re a II very eager to learn Englis h. Thal helps." * * * Nightly' Sobs Betray Parentless Refugees By Associated Press Night brings .a special kind or homesickness to 106 refugee children in Camp Pendleton's tent city. They are children separated from their par~qts an<J relatives in the panic-stricken rush to board evacuating aircraft in In- dochina. "It is like a chain reaction," said Phan Kuan Hong, who al 15 is among the older of the part!nt- less children. ''One boy cries a nd others start crying together,". he sa id Sun- day. The children's crying is a mournful counterpoint to the Vietnamese melodies that are played over the camp 's loudspeakers as t wilightf&.lls. And, as the music fade!t to silence, so do the sobs ot the children who drop bff one by one into slumber. The children pose a unique pro· blem for American refugee of· ficials even when some of them have received offe rs o f sponsorship. This is because of the difficulties that could arise 1f the children are given up for out- right adoption and their parents or relatives are localed later. "We want to stay away from the adoption process until we are absolutely sure that the child is an orphan," said Nick Thorne, coordinator of the lnteragency Task Force operating at this vast M<t1ine base . Alternatives lo outright adop- tion being considered by Thorne and his colleagues include plac- ing the children in foster homes, group sponsorship of the children with an unders tanding that the sponsor will r elinquish a child if its natural parents or relatives are located, and assigning the chUdren to the care of other re- fugee families on the s ame un· derstanding. "We prefer this kind of ap- proach," said Thorne. "By the ti me we get a 11 the refugees out. .. we will have enough informa- tion to be able to check and double-check while the t:hildren a r e still in camp. We don't believe we can play God." But the deliberate care with which American refugee officials are proceeding is difficult for Phan to understand. The Leon~rd Smith family in Thousand Oaks first offered to sponsor him. When-their offer was refused , they said they would adopt Phan. "( was always ready to go," said Phan, who added he would do anything •'to gel out of her e as soon as possible and stay With the Smiths so I don't feel lonesome." "I wa nt to feel like I'm Jiving with a family like back home," Phan added. Mom Doomed Homes Sought for Kids "We're willing to adopt him, be a permanent s pons or or whatever the law requires," said Mrs. Smith. "We just want somebody to stamp the final form and let us have him." Linda Hardy and her three children from Columbus, Ohio, spent the weekend lik'e many other touriS\$ in Orange County, visiting beaches, amusement parks and Disneyland. But it wasn't simply a holiday • fortheHardyfamily. Mrs. Hardy, 33, is sulrering terminal cancer. Stte was on a · mission to find a home for her 1 ·children after she dies. Mrs. Hardy drew natioawlde. , nttention last March when it was reported that she was terminally 1 ill, on welfare, deserted by her ' husband a nd lookll\I ror ramiUea • lO adopt her chlldr~. Sheri, 12, • Amber, 6, and Joey, JO. Last Thursday, she and her children lert for California to . meet with • prospective family, Mr. and Mrs .. Dean Allen lnSanla . Ana. Allen is vlce prtsidut or Kati Kan Foods. The Allens, who have 1rown 1 children o( Lheir own, heard • about Mn. Hardy's que1\ Ind I J I have already met the family several times in Columbus. The Hardy family has been staying at the Allen home, not far from Disneylahd. "They have the same reaction about California a s most peo· pie," Mrs. Allen said. "They like it -the beaches, palm trees , . flowers, Disneyland." Mrs. Allen says everyone tries • not to think of Mrs. Hardy's ill· net.&. ' "It's almost as lC there wos , nothlna dlff erent," she said. "Everyon~ is doing remarkably well, I think -for the sake ol the children." Mrs. Hardy. wh~ Ulncss was ·diaposed as cancer ln im, once told report.en that she read "that 10,metirnes kida bla111e their parent.a for dying. I hope my kida doa 't ever think I ran out, because Jwanttohanaon." • During the past four months , Mrs. Hardy Maid she bas received 2.000 offers from penoas willing &oadoptbedamUy. • I Two Children Die in Car WICHITA, Kan .. (AP) -A young mother who left her three ~hildren in a closed car in which the heat reached 140 degrees is in custody "pending the .filing of charges" after two ot the youngsters died, a sheriff's spokesman said. Authorities were summoned to a sedan parked outside the Sedgwick County Courthouse Sunday when o ne o f three children inside the locked auto was seen convulsing. Victoria Crocket. 5, and Melvin Crocket. 22 months, were unconscious in the bark seat and llller pro· nounced dead at a hospital. Thetr s ister . Stephanie Crockett, 3, responded to tttat· menl at the hospltal and wa~ ,... leased. • · I Disposal Plant Sought By WILLIAM SCHREIBER 01 llM D•oly Pilot St.alt More than 165 m illion gallons of "liquid and h azardous wastes'' that cannot legally be discharged into sew ers arc produced in Orange County every year. According lo <·ounty Environ- menta l Managl'm ent Agen cy Direct o r II . G . ··George" Osborne, it could t·ost ~twct·n $10 million a nd S83 milhon lo build a s pecia l pla nt and dump s ite to d ispose of the m properly. A study conducted for county government by Science Applica- tions Inc. shows most of the was le is toxic inorganic material or he avy metals produce d a s byproducts of county industry. " And 99.9 pe rcent of that 125 million gallons is e ventually poured into the ocean. Less th an one 10th of a percent 1s hauled to special s anita ry land fill dumps outside the county. the report notes. Osborne will ask the county Board of Supervisors Tuesday for permission to proceed with further investigation of the dis- . posal plant ide a , particularly the possibility of using som e of the waste material as power plant fuel. According to the consultants. it would cost $83 million to bwld a fac ility that could handle a million gallons per day of liquid wastes and GOO tons of combusti- ble tox ic waslt.' m alerial. But O~born e notes th<it certain waste rt!duclion techniques could also be applied by the generators of the waste that could cut the cost of such a facility to as low as $10 million. Besides the heavy metals and toxic inorganics. county sources produce 7.8 million gallons of w ... ste m otor oil, 4.8 million of waste crude oil (mostly in 011 fil'lds>. 2.5 m illion gallons of waste industria l pctroll'um (.I nd 22.7 million gallons o f acids, brines and alkahs each year, tht! report states. The consulta nts have even managed to pinpoint I.he pa rts of I.he county that arc I.he biggest contributors of the tox1c wastes. Concentrations of major waste producers are found in south San- ta Ana's industrial areas , Costa Mt>s a's boal ·building and in- dustrial areas, the Irvine Jn· dustrial Complex a nd s imilar in· duslrial parks in Anaheim and F\Jllerton. Two Injured By Gas Bomb i O.oly Pli.t SUit ,,_ 79-FOOT ONDlNE CURRENT LEADER OF TRANSPAC Yacht Race Shaping Up as BattJe Between Two Ketches Ondine .and Passage Battle in Transpac By ALMON l.OC.:l\A8EY D•lly Pilot Boalln9 Editw Windwa rd Passage to Diamond He ad by about four minutes, but neither yacht caml' neur then·- After 43 hour~ of !>ailin g, the cord. 197;; Trunspac y acht race ap-In this race Ragtime is sCJili ng peared to be s haping up into a about 25 m iles behind Wmdward battle for line honors between Pasl)age. Sumner A . "Huey" Long's 79· The ~lapsed lim e leaders Sun- foot ketch Ondrne i:tnd Mark <.h1y w e rt• Ondine. 400 miles; J o hn so n 's 73 -f ool k etc h \.\1nd wa r d Pass age. 389; Wind\\·a rd Pas~aj!e. BallyhoQ, 373 ; Sorcery. 373: Both yachts aa:e famous for Serena, 372 ; Rag,timl' 364, and their first-to-finish ab1hty in long The Terrorist. 355. d istCJnce r ace s, and both skipper:-. Ondine is the fourth in a line or make no secret of the fact lhat yachts by the ~a me name cam· I.hey could ca re less about han· paigned by Long, a l"cw York d1c aphonors. · s hipping m agnat e. in previous Al the 8 a .m . roll call Sunday Transpacs and other distance the two yachts wtc>re sailing wide· races all over the world. ly divergent courses with Ondine Hanoicap sta ndings: apparently hold in~ the edge wilh OVERALL -1. The Terrorist ; 400 miles logged since the sta rt of 2, Red Rooster . Phil Rowc, BYC; the race last Friday al J p.m . On-3. Topaz, E arl P itkin. Los dine was s ailing over 100 miles Angeles; .t, l>uka r. RiJI Goodley, south of P assage, the elapsed DRYC; 5. Si lver Fox II, Bob time record holde r fo r the race, Ke llehe r, LBYC. · but WP's longitude showed her to CLASS A -1. Constellation, be nearly 100 miles fo rther west Bruce Ad a m. Los Angeles; 2, and sailing near the rhumbHne. Sorcery, .J ... cob Wood, CYC; 3, Indications Sunday Wl're that Natom a , Don Dalziel. Berkeley; thesoutherlycourse was fovored 4. Mi yokadora III, Hiroshl as Al Casscl's T erronst. u 35-foot Okazaki , Tok~o: S, Sunset lllvd, Class C entry from Bah1 :.i Corin-John Calkv. CYC. thian Yacht Club, was also head-CL ASS · B l. Topa z: '.!, A hand gre nade tear gas bomb ing south and was leading the P a ra gon , Charil's Jordon, injured two m en 1-'riday in San 65-boat fl eet on handicap. She Honolulu : 3, Xanthippe, Alan Clemente. had logged 355 m1ies, placmg her Simpkins. Los Altos: -1. Morgan·~ The milita ry ordnance ex- well up a mong the Cla~s A boats. Point, Bill Su llivan LAYC; 5. Un- ploded near the faces of William But north or south. thl' fleet has dine, Norm an Da" ley. Honolulu. Thatcher, 45, and Donald Hyslop, yet to find a ny s trong wmds. Spot CLASS C --1, The Terrorist; 2, 52,outsidetheirapartment atl07 (·hecks a mong the classes Sun-Re d Roostl·r ; 3, Dakar: 4, Coronado Lane. · day s howed varia bles of eight to Reg a rd l ess. R o be rt Co I e , Both men we re taken by am-l<! knots from the northwest. Hillsborough. Ca hf . S. Encha n· bulance to San Cle mente General Even so, the Clasl) A ll-aders tress, Lew Taylor. San JoM'. Hos pital for treatment from the were we ll ahead of the 1973 race CLASS D -1, Silwr Fox II ; 2, tear-inducing military gas. a nd about even with the 1971 race De fi a nt, Larrv Poulton. 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Jost ·~~';:~. ~easting --; \ .. ·;. .. ~ with,~ Tom~~~\' Marplal•e Argentina Crippled By Massive Strik@ The Cleansing Sea ~offers Fresh Start SANDS OF TIME: So the tumult and the sbouUnc o( another holiday weekend bas passed and throngs have evaporated into another place. And it is still here, this coastline. So come walk with me by the sea. . The shoreline is nestled at dawn in it.S cloak of wbililh pay, the mists of the morning that soothe the soul and cleanse the air. Jl is quiet here; His band has stilled the mighty wave and now, ln the early day, only a genUe surse of sea against sand breaks the mystic silence. Uf'IT ......... BUE?iOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) -Argen· Une workers launched a crippling, nationwide atrike today despite a last·minute cabinet resigna- tion aimed at heading oCfthetwo-day walkout. Tboulands of wor'ken betan walking o(f their Jobi -around the country at midnight Sund~>' ln a dramaUc showdown with President Maria Estela (111bel) Peron. . The General Labor Confederation, Argentina 'a AFL-CIO, ordered'lhe general strike in spile of the ma11 resignation Sunday night of all eight cabinet ministers. THE MINISTERS said the move would give Mn. Peron a free hand in dealing with the worst crisis !.ft Argentina s'in<!e the return to civilian gov· ernment more than two years ago. 1 An ofttclal communique said Sunday night the ministers und their undersecretaries presented their resignations to "facilitate t~e Political and economic solutions ... the president considers necessary." . . · Mrs. Person did nol 1mmed1alely accept there· signations~ however, ar:id the. cabinet me'!lbers stayed on the job for the time bemg. Com~uter train and bus service hal~ed al mid- night in Buenos Aires. The streets e~ptted rapidly except for private cars and a Cew taxis beading ror home. The city's late·night theaters, movie houses. restaurants, b ars and coffee shops closed lbeir doors early and employcs rushed for the last buses before midnight. Overhead, a single seagull circles against the backdrop of daybreak and a lone surf fisherman, bis line cast to sea, stands like a sentinel of the shoreline. How long bM it appeared like this? How many centuries'? Faees Cltarges Guitarist Keith Richard of the Rolling Stones has been arrested and charged with reckless driving and illegal possess'ion of knife in Fordyce, Ark. He was headed for an appearance in Dallas. New Flooding Feared THE SEA HAS washed up some of its forest and it dots t.be sand, not like the trash and trivia of man but more as its own special artforms, soon to be washed away again. Suspect Says He's Guilty Of 150 Rapes N~rth Dakota, Minnesot~ Face Threats · Human kind is not wise like the sea. We do not wash away each day, cleansin_g, as do the surges of froth that sweep up the beach. We let the Crivia and trash of each day build. Acrimony builds upon animosity; pique piles up into bitterness; resentment grows into ho.stility. Each day, we manage to let it grow. Just a little bit at a lime. But drop grows upon drop, and soon we bave large ugly growths hanging, like stalactites in the dark caverns of the mind, with sharp jagged edges pointed out toward the world. IT ISN'T THAT WAY with the sea. In truth. the Pacific may have belied its name only yesterday; crashing angrily against the beach, roaring and churning white; casting globs of flotsam and its own growth upon the sand a·nd cutting great gaps and hollows along the beach like an angry giant striking out in menac- ing force against all that should stand in its path. But that shall all vanish with the new day in the mists of the morning. The gull may continue its silent vigil overhead and the lone fisherman may quit the hunt, leaving footsteps in the san<t as he retreats to the real world. HERE AND NOW, the sea is at work healing its yesterday. The tide is turning and washing higher on the beach. Watch it wash away its acrimony. The craggy cuts of sand are being smoothed and rounded. The soft slopes return. The debris flung in anger is being genUy removed. See how the brown sands glisten, smooth and clean, soon to turn white under the heat of a midday sun. THE HOSTILE ROAR of yesterday is forgotten now and the sea will turn to a fresh start with a new day. There is much to be learned as you walk silenUy along the i,horehn~ in the mists of the morning. GADSDEN, Ala. <UPI) -A man charged with the murder of a Ga-dsden woman told in· vestigators that he has raped 150 women, including 50 in Atlanta, . during the last decade, authorities said Sunday. Police said Louis Abrams Jr., 29, of Gadsden, has been charged with murder in the shooting de· ath of Alberta James, 29. An in- vestigation is under way into his rape claims. Abrams already has been charged with a series of crimes in addition to the James murder, including 15 rapes. Officers said 100 or hj$ alleged victims lived in this northern Alabama city. Al IMIQuerque AllAnl• e.a..-s1i.1d BolM ~·Oft 8rownsville 8utf•IO Oll(a90 CJncl~tl Cle .. lend O.ll•s Dlnver DIU--olnes Dllrolt FrfttlO .. ,_ Honollllu ~llWSClty lA$V~s MIMI) Mltwwllee. Mlnneepolls HewYorll Olll lftOfN City OININ ,..,"' Scw11>9$ P9wltotll..s Pt>iledtltlfli. ~· PlnSOUf'lllh "°'11.tnd, Ore. A.Pd City lltHBluft R-5.Krmmt1llM SI. Louis S.lt!Alletlty s... Frenc:IKO sunte Spiune T..-~1 Wuhing\Ofl Hl911 " as " 101 ,. •• IS 10 15 IS " .. " as ts '° .. ,, 107 .. 1S 11 12 ,, 93 112 •s 12 110 M eo tO t7 ff .. .. 95 41 11 100 Ill° tO Lew •s " 1.22 70 M •S 1' 10 n .oe ~ 45 ,, 60 69 " 1.12 u '3 73 '9 IOWU1 HMrUATlllU .... 1t .OI U .OS 14 .s, " 1.sl ~ 6 10 ~ !~ I/ti W(AIHU IOIOCA~I tD .. " '2 se •S SJ 61 6a •S SJ 60 .. .. 71 California Soutllern California baslltd In 1,37 bflglll suns.llinr a11aln today as tllr Nrly mornlnQ clouds movtO out tosH by mid-morning. Ttmperetures Climbed Into Vie IOs In ln0$1 .,...,., ·°' WHlher olflclels Sll\d 1M plctw. pert.ct :wmmtr -•Iller, clOUdless $Illes encl werm iemperatures milY continue through the -•It. ToOev's high et the Los Anoete~ Civic Center cllmbtd to II, three 419rWs bel°""' SuncU y's hl9". •·••MI: .·.)!.HOW ~ ....._ "'' ~~HOWll~ ., llOW 11.S. Summarg Thun<lefstorms end 1he 1hru l of mott re in domlnaled II~ -•Iller plC· IUf'e 111 mucll of the nation today. ~ electrlul storms rollr<I across ltw mlcf..Ml.slsslppl Valley and the SoutllNst late Sunday night, more rein wn threatened today •n<I ~· ~ ... on elrNOY·So.tlleO stC'llOn\ 01 North Oako1eend Mlnne~la. Hew York Clly, mranwhilt, was hit by• vlOlent thuncltrSlorm Sunday .,,. ten-.. -Jwst as lhous•nds IM <ilY· owtlltn _,. 1rylng lo retum etter the July 4 Wffkend. Tiie stonn snefltd trattlt. llOOOed some subwey llMS end IMce<I Ille temporuy closing of.,... m1Jor tr1t1lc •rlerles. W•ler wM tour t~I cltep 11 one point In the ~ Mldlown Tunnel encl moto<lsts _,. evecu.tecl by polke Wiien Its Mtntwl· i.t\·bound l•nes were closed tor '" he>ur. A llne of wullening tllunOenlonn& Slretclled this mol"nlng frClf'l'I Wftltf'TI Tennessee end Arllens•s Into nGnhH\I Ollllhol'N, eno ~-llM extended ll'Ot'l'I Hortll C.rollne lfleo s;i..th-st Georgia. Coascal Weacher Early mornl119 fog or low clouds otherwise mO\tly sunny toOey ~ 1~y. Ll9hl varl•ble winds tliroegh lonlgllt. HlghS today bel-~r 60'und 1o·s. Cont•I temper•lures wtll ,_,. belwttn 61 •nd 70. lnleM tern· per•IUf'H wlll r•"9e bet-et\ '3 .tnd 83. The w•ler ltmpe,.lure wlll be.._ Sun, Moo~ Tide• MONDAY S«ond low 2: IS p.m. '11 Secondhogh 1:)4p.m. •.I TVESOAY Flrsllow 3:49 1,m. 1.C Flr)t high 10: 11 e.m. "·' s.tond low 3. :OO p.m. 2.1 Secondhogl> 9:1'p.m. 6..1 Sun rl~s S:'8 a .m., sth l :OI p.m. Moor\ rises 4:12 p.m .• wts•:S3e.m Rumors About 'Gay' Hoover HotlyDemed WASHINGTON <UPI) Rumors that the late FBI Diree· tor J . Edgar Hoover was a homosexual "absolutely could not be true," according to a former top FBI official. Gelling ar.aund Orange Caun·ly just gal· easier. William A. Sullivan, who r e· tired Saturday as assistant FBI director, made the statement in response to a reporter's question onCBS'"FacetheNation." · Hoover never m arried and maintained a lifetime friendship with his top assistant, Clyde Tolson, who died earli er this year. CBS reporter Fred Graham told Sullivan it was "common knowledge that there were al· legations that J. Edgar Hoover was a homosexual." "I wonder:." Graham asked, "Can you tell me if that was in· vestigated by any security agen· cy, and can you tell me whether or not the FBI knows whether or not that's true -was true?" Sullivan r eplied: "I think that that is a -that question there is so ridiculous. about the homosex- uality or J . Edgar Hoover, that l will just not give any credit to it, because I think it -it just absolutely cannot be true, I don't believe." Graham: "But are you telling me that it was ever checked out?" Sullivan: "Certainly not. It was not checked out. It was so ridiculous that you would not cheek out something like that." Man Shouting At Boys Dies CHICAGO (UPI) -Thomas Bostic, 45, fell to bis death from a lifth·story window while at· tempting to chase away a group oC youthful Fourth of July celebrants who had been setting' ofC firecrackers OD the atreet below, police said. Authorities said Bostic •P- parenUy slipped and fell from,_ window of bis apartment sbartly after 3 a.m. Saturday as be wu mtouling at the boys. Deit1,WDelnry l1G>.--... Monday.f~v· 11 you oo net N\19 VO\>f paper by 6:30 p .m , c.I befofe I p m and your OOQy will be c»- hllefed Saturday afld Suridey: If you do not rooe1vc your copy by 0 e,m. s.tur- day. °' 8 • m Sunday, call before tO a m flrtd YoUt copy wlll be delivered. Clrc....._ TJ111t 1111 Mott Or~• County Ar .. Mt"4JJt HorthWest Huntington a.en. l'ICI w..irrllnster . a.u• S.,, a.m.n1e. C~atrano DHc:fl. SM\ Juan c:.otstreno. °"" ~ •. $oulh ~ ....._.NIOU411 ............... . Riding the bus has never made more sense than it does today. Orange County Transit District will take you more places in Orange County than ever ~re. There are more buses-all modem,· comfortable and air conditioned. More bus routes. Redesigned schedules.New services. Everything is changed and improved. • · Tlae price,nowever, is still only 25c;. There are new ideas. Park-N-Ride Express has introduced a series of nine new commuter routes to get you to and from work in peace and comfort. The cities of Orange and La Habra offer door·to·door Dial·A·Ride motorcoach Please send me i;chedules and information on: .. 0 New routes serving my area: _____ _ 0 Par~N·Ride Express co~uter satvice. D General Orange County Transit Information. Addri ... .._ _______ City__.. _______ Zip. __ _ . e t (Md lhil cvupan toO-,,. C.ountr 1\•IW• Dlltrtr:t. l300Har$ ~ 8'1MC. S.ni. An.t,Ca*711a ~I a.----~----·--··--------------·····---..... ·----·----------~ •, service for 5()q:. Brea begins Dial-A-Ride soon and other Orange County cities will follow. Chances a.re there've been changes made in your own neighborhood. Right around the corner from where you live or work. Every day,· ridin·g the bus gets easier and more enjoyable. .. The tinie ~as come for you to give your bus system a try. You may be surprised. For inlonnAtion call: 547-3311 , Toll free, call the operator and uJc for: ZENITH 7-3311 I v 4taizzed by Agents 'Suspicious Man' No Threat to Ford • W~HJNGTON <UPI) -The Secret Service said today ithu ~eter~med there was no threat to President Ford from an un-~dentit1ed person spotted al a country club where Ford was play. mg golf Sunday. . Spokesman John Warner ( ) said agents 1.ocated the person ~ ·JN SH ORT . and determined that he was . not a security threat to the · President. . • An i~vestigation was conducted Sunday when Ford went to the ~urning Tree Country Club in Bethesda, Md'. for a round o( gol( lll the afternoon. Agents were told there was a "suspicious loolcing" man i;een on the grounds of the exclusive all-male club. The locker room was searched, but nothing was found. ·Volcano Bra"'• Touri•t• • VOLCANO, Hawaii {UPI) -The Mauna Loa volcano, a sleeping giant for a quarter of a century, is spewing molten lava l.l1 a major e ruption attracting thousands of spectators. The world's largest volcano erupted Saturday night for the first time since 1950 on Hawaii's largest island. Two flows of molten lava cascaded down the slopes of the 13,680-foot summit. destroying everything in their path. A road.near a wealber ob- servatory was cut, but there was no immediate danger because the nearest community was some JO miles away. Taipei Denies Bomb Plan TAIPEI (AP) -The Nationalist Chinese government has no · plans to develop any nuclear weapons, a Defense Ministry spokesman said Monday. The spokesman wa.s commenting on a report in Time magazine that U.S. intelligence experts believe the National.ills . will develop their first nuclear bomb by 1980. "All technology for nuclear development in Taiwan is designed for peaceful uses, .. 'the Defense Ministry said. Somalia Bue 'Co111l,.,,.ed' WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Soviet Union bas constructed a facility in the East African nation of Somalia to supply missile- bearing submarines cruising the Indian Ocean,_ Sen. Dewey F. B~rtlett <R·Okla,). has concluded after a personal inspection trip. Bartlett made his observations public Sunday in a hastily called news conference in his Capitol Hill office. He said his trip "absolutely confirms" Defense Secretary James Schlesinger's claims before Congress that the Soviets were building a support • complex in Somali a which was 95 percent completed. Space ln11titute E'oMfled WASHINGTON (AP> -Dr. Wernher Von Braun, the man who directed much of the U.S. space program in its early years, today announced the formation of a space institute to act as a · · forum on space goals. . The nonprorit institute will be dedicated to comnaunicating the · benefits of the national space program to the public Von Braun said. He said the institute will develop educational programs and materials in hopes of giving the public a t;>etter appreciation o( lhe space program. /' S. l'ietnaneese Relo~ated BANGKOK, Thailand {AP) -The new South Vietnamese re. gime is relocating city dwellers in the countryside to boost agricultural production, Saigon's Liberation Radio reported U>-day. The broadcas t said 6,500 residents or Da Nang, the country•s second largest city, recently "volunteered" to move tot.be coun· try to farm. HE'LL PAY BACK .Sen. Bill Greene Greene Cites .Clerk Error . In Billing I SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Bill Greene has blamed a clerical erTor for his double billing o( the state and a nonprofit institution for travel expenses and says he plans to pay back ihe money lo thestate. · . Greene and Lt. Gov. Mer\tyn. Dymally were accused in a Los Angeles Times article last week • of misusing funds from the Ford Foundation-financed Urban Af. fairs Institute, created by Dymally to bring more minority youths into go'vernmeot. Dymal· ly denied the charges. Greene (D·Los Angeles), told . the Sacramento Bee Sunday that his staff had erred in submit· ting to the state some airline tickets which already had been paid Cor by the ins titute. Greene was board chairman of the in· stitute. According to the Times, Greene was r eimbursed travel. expenses by the institute, but. also collected payment from the state Cor at least eight trips. Greene was unavailable for com- ment at the time the Times' arti· clc was published. ''Back in those days, I had a personal PSA card. I traveled on an Urban Affairs credit card, and we just s ubmitted the incor· reel tickets," Greene told the .Bee. "I didn't know I had done anything incorrect until they laid it before me. It was just an error. I am responsible for it. but the secretaries .submitted the incor· reel stub or airline tickets ... Monday, July 7, 1975 DAIL V P'tLOT ,41 Nixon Tapes BIUnt • He Maintaills Records Confidential WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a personal court plea to keep his presidential materials conflden- UaJ, Rkbard Nixon recalls how he wrote to families of Vietnam casualties, kept an inUmite re- corded diary and ideally sought ''Cree-wheeling, candid and often blunt or critical advice." Nixon laid out in detail his own view of his conduct of the pre· sidency in a 22-page affidavit filed in U.S. district court last week. It painted a picture or a mellow former president re- miniscing about the personal side of his tenure. Now in seclusion in San Clemente, Nixon is challenging the constitutionality of the law passed after he resigned that gives the federal government control over his presidential materials, including the White House tapes . · HE SAID HE discussed legisla· tion and military action with his aides, other officials, members of Congress, representatives of organizations and private citizens in meetings in the oval office or his hideaway in the ex· ecutive office buildini. "I found that such-discussions were frequently more candid and consequently more valuable to me in my decision-making than those which came to me in other Corms," Nixon said. ·; He said he sought ''blunt as- sessments" o( the foreign, domestic and political issues he faced . " ... It is my opinion that the confidentiality of a constitutional ~li1111t .. oc' Coll•r' TOILET TANK BALL AMnl<•'• '-"t•Jf hllH f~• elf1ciel't Wollf Motl• ;,.,, •• 1fy 1t.,.t ·~• II•• of "wetn ofltt .••<Iii 11.i••i••· $100 AT HARDWARE ITOUI officeholder's communications with the m embers of his staff, and between him and other tn· dividuals must be preservt'CI in order to assure the type or free- wheeling, candid and often blunt or cHtical advice that is so vital to the performance oC his office," Nixon said. ''I COULD NOT have inslituted dramatic changes in foreign policy had I received advice that was anything but unvarnished. The opening to China, our new re- lationsMp with Russia and new initiatives to dampen the powder keg in the Middle East are but a few of the available examples." He recalled how be preserved ·-Cor what he had assumed would be bis own private UM - almost all the materials Uaat came into the White House in one form or another. He said he often worked tnto the early mornlne hours on drafts of speecbes, wrote personal letters 'in longhand to families of Vietnam casualtiee; found personal notes bi• daughters tucked away for him a nd k e pt an "exceedingly private" Dictabelt diary of bis personal reactions at the end of each day. . He even recalled bow be and a congr essman discussed a "personal problem" in•olvinK the unnamed chairman of a House committee wttich affected. legislation: Cockfights Held: 'Never Seen a Cop' S AC RAMEMTO (AP) - There's an illegal cockfight almost every weekend within 30 miles or the California Capitol, says the Sacramento Bee. In a Sunday story, the Bee descr ibed one cockfighting session in an old barn in which h undred s of dollars were wagered and about a dozen cocks kilJed. It said the fights move around lo different locations Ytithin 30 miles of Sacramento. A veteran cocker, who wasn't identified, was quoted as saying, ''I've been to more than 100 fights in the last three years and never seen a cop. And that's the way we want to keep it." It is a misdemeanor in California to train any animals for lighting-purposes. But of- ficials say it's hard to locale the fights, and even harder to obtain convicting evidence. Fred Reese, Sacramento Coun· ty Chief deputy sherif(, said the last arrest Cor cock-fighting in the county was more than two years ai?o. The veteran cocker said the location of the next fight is learned either at the previous fight or through a telephone call. "Everybody knows each other. I don't worry so much about the cops. It's those congressmen I worry about. They want to stop everything," he said. FASHION ISLAND presents ltS a .. sign ••• but the picbie hasn't d~nged! Henry BrJnrion c o nd1u t111q thr· f J~hion lsldnd BIG BRASS BAND ' ' • LJ.~~"i;1~ u )'~~" ---..:+:~~y -~ \ . ' . • "'l't'',,. The Directors and the Manage.;..,. ~ti~·~, ment of the Bank of Costa ·":tt 't· Mesa are pleased to announce ~ official approval of our new·~ , :· corporate ·name-CITIZEN~ ~ '';. ~ BANK. OF COSTA MESA.. I ··11 ;. ) However, while we have ·:~, .. « changed our name-slightly;-~· .fk eve ryth ing else ·remains Jhe .. 11 same. Management, Directors,· ~} A stockholders and employee.s ... the same people are • running your bank. ,. ~ That phrase, "your ~·~ .~ ¥ bank", is largely t'~~ 1• responsible for · ·.. . the name change. · · We felt that inas-. ~,~,...,. ••• ~.,,,. much as the citizens . ... ~ jji,,),aj~\'<;ll! ,•of our area had been mainly respon-. sible fer our success and growth, ~ 1 ttien we ought to recogniz& that · source and announce it to everyone. We will be changing our signs, our checks, our stationery and many other things that carry our name. But we w ill never change the po'I• cies and philosophy of banking that PROGRAM Monday, July 7, 1975-9 p.m. STAR SPANGLED BANNER SEMPER FIDELi$ OIXIE-OOODU:. BUGLE CALL RAG ON THE TRAIL ROLLING THUNDE.R MARCH OF THE TOY~ DIXIELAND CLAMBAKF "MUSIC MAN" SEL[CI ION) BATTLE HYMN OF Tiil HLPUBLIC (Choir) IT TAKES A LITTLE COURAGE. (Choir) PATRI OTIC MEDLEY (Choir) STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (Choir) Finale GOO BLESS AMERICA ~EY !lOUSA BRA NDON RADER ARRANGEMENT LROFI: r ILLMORE Hl f~BERT WJ\frn ING TON WILLSON llOWL JOHNSON CARMICHAEL ARRANGEMENT SOUSA Melodytand S..cflNll'Y Choir AIMlhelM. CClllifonNa Rich Cook, Conductor Bob Teel, Coordinator Carol Ahrens. Accomp.aniest Sponsored by The Irvine Company and Fashion Island Merchants' Association in cooperation with tho Music Performanca Trust Fund Concert Mdl Mondey night durtng July and Augul1 ·IP·"'· FASHION :l ISLAND NEWPORT 0 OENTl:R. Padlo Coest H~-·.....,. J•MbofH end Meoll ... .. .. PIL~T E DIJORl . .\L P .-\GE County Keeps Growing Though conditions here and elsewhere have not tx·cn cond\Jc1ve to economi c growth Orange County kl·~ps on rolling a long. \ The 1975-76 county assessment roll r eleased this wct•k shows taxable pro~rty \'a1ues in the county in· creased $853 million or 14.l percent in the last year. Whut helped s hoot assessed values skyward was a 30 percent in crease in the value ol business inven- Lorics. Tht! guin reflects Orange County's continuing emergence as an important commercial center. Wh al the unexpected high increase in assessed value s hol!ld mean to most county taxpayers is a fair- ly stable tax rate. That won't be tr ue of course in those areas where the assessor increased the value of lheir proirerty to accommodate inflation or market factors. lt is important that public officials not see the sur- l>rising gain as what they like to call a ··windfall." What they sometimes term is a windfall us ually ends up bein g unything but that to taxpayer s because offil'1<Jl s refuse to take advantage of such good fortune to l'ither stabilize or reduce tax rates. Marijuana Law For ull the sound and fury of its oppone nts, the bill e<.i sing m a rijuana pe nalt ies j us t passed by the C<.iLi fornia Legislature could well have the effect of stepping up police "busts" of pot smokers.· ln the past, there has been an understandable re- luctance to ar rest a young person for possession of one or t wo mariJuana cigarettes. knowing the arrest could result-at the discretion of a j udge-in a stiff -;cnt~nce <rnd a criminal record. Under the new law. possession of any marijuana up to <.in ounce would ht! a citation offense, calling for i:.t fine of up to SIOO. but no ar rest. This sort of penaJty might erfectivefy discouraee some young experimenters and perhaps make en· forcement more palatable to law officers. Stiff pena lties remain for possession of larger amountsofforsaleofthe drug. In the past six weeks, three other states - Alaska, Maine and Colorado -have adopted similar laws, and a civil fine law has been in effect in Oregon since1973. ll rem ains to be seen to what extent, if an y, the new la w, if signed by the governor , may increase the use of marij uana. But, in recognizing a fact of life, it does remove unjustifiably heavy criminal penalties for minor user s. Hardworking Jury The 1974-75 Orange County Gr and Jury concluded its work last week by issuing a fipal r eport that con· tained nothing that hadn't been made public during the year. Somehuw, the jury never got around to comment· in~ on the county supervisors, their aides and the way super visors conduct the affairs of their offi ces. Another notable omission was the failure of the G1·and Jury to comment on conditions and manage· mcnt at Or ange County Medical Center. Those two important omissions notwithsland· ing, the '74· '75 jury covered a great deal, including the most extensive investigation into political corruption in the county's history. . The jury also spoke out on s ignificant publi~ is· slfcs such as substandard conditions in nursing homes and off shore oil d"rilling. When summed up, the '74-'75 Grand Jury's work represents a significant contribution to Ora nge Coun- ty by 19 persons who sacrificed a year of their own time. • \I AW·W, IT MAKES SUlH Nt<E SHAt>E, ED .. , First Amendment: Congress Shall Make.No Law ... WAS HI NGTON tt 1:. the American t radition that the press may publish wha t it knows and may seek to learn what it can. Kever in o~r history has lhc pre:-.s been a better wutchdo~. Justice Potter Stewart, a sohd l·unscrv a t1 ve who was ap po111led to th'-• S u preme: Court by c:x- P reside n l £1:;.cnhowt.>r . acknow lcdg t.>d recently . "The Amc•r- c an pr ess 1n t he pas t Len years. <.1nd particularly in lhe p;.i sl two years, has 1>erformed precisely the function tl wa:> intended to perform by • those w ho wrote lhe First .\men<im l'nl · · \'el ever so qwclly. the of· tlctals who <.ire uncomfortable under press scrutiny arc crack- 10g down o n t he press. An ~·µidem1 c of news suppression has h.lt lhl' country. ATTEMPTS to muzzle the pre- ss have become worse s ince Watergate was s upposed to have stopped the practice. We have called this phenomenon ''Nix· oms m," a fter Richard Nixon who t r ied so hard to intimi date, malign and discredit the press. In the w a ke of Watergate, here's wh:il is hap!JCnlng lo re· porters who d aTe to dig beyond the official press releases: -Six news m en in four stales arc currently appealing jail sen- tences imposed on lhem for re- fusing to reveal the confidential sources of their stones. ln the past foul' months, 50 other re- port ers a round t he country have been subpoenaed. 1f they betray their sources, of course, the un- authorized sources will dry up, and the people wiU be able to get. only the official version of the n t?WS. -In typical Am erican cities like Indianapolis, Birmingha m, Laconia, N.H ., and Port Chester, N. Y., reporters who exposed of- ficial wrongdoing have been sub- jected lo fra meups and false ar· resls. In Tucson. Baltimore and History Revises Presidential View WL> \'l.! a lmost forgotten Lhat Harry lfrum an . as President. al· lowl.'d buffoon Harry Vaughn to hand o u l deep-freezers for political favors. a llowed ex· bootblack J ohn M aragon to ped- dle hot perfu me on a White llouse Ll•lephonc. left hts card gaml' ,I f t (' r t 0 0 rn a n y bourbo n s .1boa rd t h e Wi l liamsbu rg. and posted persona l nolcs -in onl' of which ht' lh r~alen ed to KICk 3 plUSlt' tTllll" In the ~rum Throughout his Presidency. Truman wa s hcltttlt>d by the ne\.\s media , his pers ona l populanty rating sagged lower than Nixon ·s lowest. \' 1-:T TUI E tws blurred 01· t>ra~ed our recollection of his shortcom 1n gs His positive qualities <.1nd achievements have been m agn1 f1cd. As we look over our nation's 1>resenl el"u p or presidentia l swtors. llarr y T r uman's looking better all the tim€'. fn the nam e oC inve:,1Jga tive re· porting. or for the admitted purpose of selling books. recent ,\men can President." have been Dear Gloomy Gus For PE AT 's sake, as all lbe bu~i n ess of t h e Wesl Orange County Courthouse iof ng to be boeged down evt.'lllually? O.L.V. ~O.c._..,.,.~ .... .., NMitnMf .... _HN,.lf'r....., .. "'""., ......... , .... .,... ... ..,._ • ..._, o-. O.ltf ... ... .. (PAU L.HARVEY) publicly unfrocked. His own son thought il impor- tant for you to know aboat the other love in the life of F.O.R. A for mer. Wh ite House kennel· keeper tatlles on J . F.K. 's mixed nude swimming parties. ,\ forme r FBI official Lelis of L. B.J .'s lip-licking Just for scan· dal. AND, of course. Nixon 'was dis· :.cl'led under media magnifica- tu>n. But nobody has ·exposed" Ha r ry Trum a n . he exposed himself! Harry Truman never really pretended to be anything more than he was. the producl of Boss Pendergasl "s J ackson County, Mo .. political m achine. President T ruman's md1scrc- t1ons were overt. 1f he dropped a nuclear bomb o n so m e b o d y h e t ook responsibility. The one sign on his desk said. "The buck stop.5 here." If be decided to give some body hell-ther e were no expletives de leted. And the re wus never any doubt about the two women in Harry Truman's life: T hey were wife Ekss a nd daughter Margaret; none other. GERALD FORD is a simila rly uncomplicated m an; what you see is what you got. And lC he and tbe sever al others JOUSting for his job do not appear to be supermen, re member that today's mulLi pU c ily or ne ws media, for better or worse, tend lo tum all public flgures insid • out. Almost nobody looks Sood m· side oul. ' It is easy for you and me to re- member with favor the "gianLs .. of the past a nd protest that today we arr up t o our ankles in political pya mies. Tomorrow's historians will koow better. (JAC K ANDERSON ) Washingt on. har assment has taken the for m of intimidation and surveillance. -IJ'IJ 13 ST ATES, judges have blacked out selected court trials and proceed ings by banning news cover age of them. -Court-authorized book burn- rng has appeared again in this land of the free. A book about the CIA by Vict or Marchetti" and John Murks had to be published ' with 168 portions purged by court order. A second CIA expose by Phillip ,\gee is being read in Great Brita in but not in the Unit- ed Stat es, because American publishers fear legal reprisals. -The Ford Administration is pus hi ng a b ill tha t wo uld pe rmit r e port ers t o be im· prisoned for revealing public papers and proceedings that have not been officially approved for release, whether or not the pa p e r s d ea l with n ationa l security . -In Hawaii, 10 state senators have carried this trend to its logical conclusion by introducing legisla tion t hat would require newspapers and broadcasters to submit to "the state government justification, corroboration and an assessment of the expected '"socia l impact " of their e ditoria ls within 14 days of public a lion. THUS, with a quickening pace, the vanguard of totalitarianism is gaining g round in America. Hs advance agen ts -a Sixth Column of po liticians, pro· secutors. judges, legislators and bureaucrats -are busily gnaw- ing away at the g reat pillar of our freedom : the Firs l Amendment. This, th e f i r s t precious freedom in the Bill of Rights, pro- claims our r ight to speak our minds , to inform ourselves. to re- a d . publis h, assemble a nd worship without the approval of government. The Founding F athers, who knew all about the aggrandi zing procli vities of officeholde r s, drafted lhe First Amendment 1n a way calcul ated Lo pre\"c nl gov· crnment from getting itl'uund 1L . ··congress shall make no litw . . . abridging lhc fret.>dom ol speech or of the press.'' NO LAW, That should have encfed 1t. But over the centuries, llw 1ights of free men, though they be chiseled in s tone. arc not much stronger than the pcoplc"s determination to defend them For the Sixth Column is ..ilway~ at work. mtd 1Ls first target 1::. always the pr ess. because the.· press is the vehicle throug h which the other freedom:, ftnU l'>- pression and defense. THOSE WHO <1rc: rc:.1JOn:-.11Jk for the spread of Nixonism need not be in a consµiracy wi th unc another. The invisible bond lhut unites them is a common wish lo suppress whatever c:mbarrns::.cs or indicts them or makes 1t d1f ficult for the m to control CVt'llts within their part1cul;.ir JUris<l11: lions. • The motives of the Nixonitc::. may be lofty or ignoble. The µr<>· M'l'Ulor \\ ho \\ ~I II"" I \I 1111::-h OUL a l"l'l)Orll' I_.!> !>ll U I"<.' l' Ill 41) W <t ll l L'\'ldenn• f1·om thJI source: or may be Lry111 g to '1k11t·l1 him ThL' 'j ud !(l' ''ho :.;.m1t1zl'~ l11s courtroom from !111• publil' l'Yc may be try ing o\ l'l"Zcalously l•> prulect lhL· n ghh uf a dl'fl'ndant. m· he may bl' do111g ~1 la\'01· for ;.i ll"ll'lld 01· he m ,1, n11l \\';Jill lo h..ivc l;1s JUUll'tal ,:ultng' M'L"lllld i.:ucs~cd b~ thl' p11bhc· rlh• h111•1•,1111·1'.1I \\ho l l'Sl~l'i ~L'l·kl·r~ ol 111l or111.1l1u11 am.I Lhl' ll•g1s l:.itor who '' :anb t11 pul the1n tn Jail muy l>l' 11111' l'cl ml'l"l'IY by ;.i Colond Ohm I> t.•01H:l'Pl of the na l1011al gootl. 0 r th,·~ mJy be tr) · rng to co' l'I' up "rongdomg. or ~1t.·t1ng on the :'\axon a:-.sumpt1011 Lh.it the pn•::.s as the enemy and the more thl' press 1:. muzzled the l>l'tlcr tt 1s for officials as ;.i dass Hut wh;1lL'' n ltll' moll\l' of till' :'-11xo111ll's. till') :.l'l'k a flO\\l'I". a l'Ontrol , an ol'dt·rl11H.':.::.. un 1rn- rnun1Ly wh1t.•h LhL' l"irst Aml'lld· mcnt pn·eist•l) 101·h1us Lhcm to sdzc 1>1' us 1>1 rl' to · ·congn:s:. shall m4lkl' llo l;.iw Time to Shed L~ght on PUC Substantial ·•reforms" of the ( Public Utilities Commission ar e J being soug ht by Assemblyman EARL W' A TERS Gordon Duffy in a package of , bills which he says would "open -------------up the P UC to public scrutiny ed by the firs t Legislature in 1850 and diminish the power of com -which brought toll bridges and missioners to act individually." ferries under state licensing. The The emergence of Duffy as a same Legislature barred rate r e- cri tic of the ductions by the Legisla ture PUC relieves below that which would provide the stigma of the railroads 30 percent profit on par tisans hip paid-in capital without the con- w h i c h h 3 s sent, of tile railroads! In 1876 h e r e t o f ore limite d juri s d i ction ove r clouded the is-railroads was delegated to an ap- sues involved pointive board of Transportation 1 n c h a r g es Com missioners which was suc- levelle d ex -ceeded two years la ter by a c.'lus ively h y single comll)issioncr. THE 188-0 "R EFOR1'1" brou)!hl about by the adoption of the 1879 constitution proved ineffectivl·. T he commission had no power lo regulate ser vice. For more than thirty year~ t he <:ommission con- tinued w ith "innocuous im- potence" until the reform dri\ ~· by Hira m J ohnson brought ahoul the reconstitution of the Railroad Commission through a vote of ttw people in 1911. By lhat time the public utility field had grown far beyond the scope of the I c1·m "tra nsporta t ion companies.·· 1While the 1911 act provided for the Dem ocrats. For. while the comm1ss1on is intended to be non-partisan, the fact that the fi ve commissioners are appointed by the governor for six-year terms makes it possible for a two te rm governor to install a full board composed only oC those whose political views and loyalties echo his own. Try a Tricky Quiz Altacks upon the PUC, which have been incr easing in tempo, commenced during the Reagan a dminis tra tion . Since loy al Reagan s upporter s were reticent to exhibit dissension in the ranks, the criticisms achieved a distinct partisan fl avor . BUT TH E agency, which ex· pends more than $17 million a year, c xisl.5 ror the sole purpose • of assuring the furnishing of ade- quate service at the lowest possi· ble rates, Without discri mina· lion, to oll utility patrons. Its de- cisions. in r ecent years at least, have been highly controversial and, rtghtlully or not. suspect. While it is nnturnl the public will, ~pecially during periods ol ln- natJon and economic dcpression, react with more than usual re- ~entm~nt a t increases for basic necessities. the mystery which cloaks rate:! increase decisions haa worked to Inflame the suspl· cions and bitte rness. The commlss1on u me lnlo be· Ing in UM6. Act ually It bad exist· ltd as the Railroad CommJsslon sine~ 1880. Prior to that the re· g\JJaUon of "utilities'' was 1tart,,. I 4, I'm going to break the usual Qui z format and as k some tricky, unusual questions today. 1. What Clower, used as a sym. bol of nobHity from the earliest limes, is non-existent in nature? 2. Who is buried in Grant's Tomb? (Take 10 points only for a complete a nswer ; nothing ror an incomplete one.) 3. '9'hy was the fish used as a symbol or Christ by the early Christians, a nd is pictured as suc h ln much religious art'! •· WHAT D ID the phrase "common sens e " originally signily, before it came lo mean a kind oC practical intelligence? S. What would you be doing in Spain ir )'OU we re holding a sword, a cudgel, a piece or money. a nd 3 chalkt?'\'t the s ame time? \ 6. One ol the ne west te rms in physics is "quark ,'' a subatomic particle pror.osed as Lbe fun- damenta l un l o ( malt.er; from what improbable literary 10Urce did Ou1 word come? 7. Pao• WHICH ~tlfes do the followla& En11i1h loan- words c:ome: <•> Slotan; (b) Freckle; Cc ) T ulip; Cd) Gata; (e) Oeyter? 8. Wbat lan•u•1e, &Wl apoken - ( SYDNEY HARRIS ) by millions today, was originally written, in its most famous for m, with no vowels, no verbs, no pre- posiUon$,~and no s paces between words? ANSWERS: l. The fleur-d e·lis, :m herulll tl' fl ower, France's nalional sym- bol. 2. P resident U.S. (;ranl , und his wife alongside him. 3. The letters of the Creek n11me for "tish.. -lchtus formed a mon og r 4:11n of t he words. Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savio r. 4. A supposed .. intemlll 21ense" held to be common lo all five senses, or one that acted as a bond or connecting mc.'<Lum ror the m. 5. P layin g car ds (spades. clubs, dlamoodM, a nd heart.s> 6. From J oyce·s novd •.. ., .. ,n. oeaans Wake'' ("Three quarks (or Mr. Marks''>. 1. (a) Scolland : (b) Norway; Cc ) Turkey; (d > H.ily , (c.') lcel:md. 8. H~bnw , as w ri ttcn In the Olrt Tatamenl. • l leJ,?1!)lall\'1• 1mpll'n1L•nlalwn 1L pr uh 1 b t l t • d a 11 \' l' u rt :11 l m c n t. mod1fic;111011 or ~hndgcmenLs by the Lt.•g1slatun•. In 19--16 o con- s t i t u L 1 o n u I a m l' n cl m l' n t r I' • des1(:!nc.ttl·d Llw eomm1ss1on lo ib Pl'l'St:nt ll:lOH' \\'1Lhlll lhl' ;.iulhontv of tlil' Lcgisl~1Lurt· thl'l'l' ha.n· hL·L·n nwn~ lh.•\\ pro\ 1s1011s of l:rn. mo:.tl~ augnwnting PLIC ;.1uLhon- IY No suhstu11twl c·h;111g<·s ha\,. bct'll ma(ho in its Oj)l'l":tt1ons or pron·dun·s. It 1:. lo lhl'S(' lalll'I" i.>uinls Duff) h:1:-:11mcd his nw:,isun•::.. l k \\ot1ld l>ur <·om· m1ss1mH·rs from s111~ly pc1iorm- 111g :iny l"omr111 ss10n f11nl'l1on s, l'f'CIUI l'l' h\•;1n11g offlL'Cl"S J'l"l'S(')\t <HI l'Vl'r) c·asl', a11d nwkt' m;.in. d;.1lory t lw d 1st·lost1l'l' uf l'\'t•ry µroposed dl•r1s1on HIS RI LLS \\\Wld also makt' t hl· l''¢l'Cuta.\'c offlt·t·r.· rat her t h;.m lht> com m ission prt>stdt'nl. the adm1n1str<.1l l\<' offin·r 41nd n · quil'l' public lw:.11·ing~ on ..ill rail' case~ It IS an iron) that ;.in :.tgl•IH') l'slabhshl•d lo µrote<.·t Lhc pul>lt c has cOml' lo act so muc:h behind l'Urtams of sl'l'rl'l'Y thut leg1sla- llon 1s necl·ss;.iry to b1ing at into full \'lew. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Ht•lll'r/ ,\ II 1't'tl. l'ut>11.~h...r 7'/11m111 ~ I\ 1• 1• n I I-: rl 1 I or llortH1w l\r1•1h1111 l-0dlt1;r1nf f'11•11• t-.'1ilr11r 1'h1• l'tfll<il 1,tl p,IJ!l' 11( lhr l>Jll\ l'llnl 't•1•k i. 111 111form u n(I :-.11mulill<' n-.ulc·1 ~ h) 1-1r<'st•111m~ 1111 th1., IJlllW di\ t'rl\l' Qommt•nt;in nn lt>plrli or tnll'n'"'' hv ~\ndu•at l.-;J column1"1.' :1nu ~urtnon1"'t'. b~ 1>1 u\ldlni: 1 fnrum for rcJdl'~ · \ 11•w.., Jnll h~ 11rt•si•nting thr.- nr" 'IJ:.tp1·r·, nri111111n,, Jnd ad•·~" on 1•urr1•nt l11p11"-. Tht• l'(illonul 111>llll11n' u( lh1• Tl;11I~ 1'1t111 app('ar flrll) in llH 1•d11n11.11 t·olumn nL thr lop of I h1• P·•A:t OptnlCIOS t'X flh''"-'t'tl In lh1• rnl unHllsl~ ttnd rarlnoni~h :inti lrltcir ''ntrr'\ nrc- lhrrr ml n arul nn 1>111l11ri.cme111 nr lht•1r \II'"" h\ lh1• Dmlv l'tlot ~houlll h(' 1nf1•111•d l\lnnda), Jul.\ i. mi:> Monday,July7 1975 DAIL V PILOT A l "' .. Honoring the American Indian, our First Great Westerners Free Indian Shows Daily• Gifts• Refreshments• GW Balloons for Children Join our Cele~ration at Both Offices June 28-July 12, Daily Except Sun. and July 4! NEWPORT BEACH . GRAND OPENING Our Newport Center savings office is moving into the beautiful, new Great . Western Savings Building, just across N ewport C enter Drive from ou r old building. Manager Art Moore and his staff are looking forward to 'the privilege of showing you our new savings lobby, Safe Deposit Vault and Communit y Room (available free for group meetings). Open a new savings account w hile you're here. Get the strength of the big GW behind you . ~ 0 er: "' "' a: 0 Cl) :I c .., ' The Smoke Signal by Frl:!dl:!ric Remington. 1861-1909. Painted in 1905. Perhaps hb most famous work, reproduced in 1961 on a commemorallve U S. postage stamp hononng the lOOth anrnvl:!r~ry of his birth . Wiid H orse Hunters by Charles Russell, · 1864-1926. Painted in 1913. An example of his perfection of detail. The cowboy ropi'ng the wild stallion is a "dallyman." The slip knot around hb suudle horn is a "dolly." FREE INDIAN SHOWS Produced by M onte Mo ntan a, Jr. Four times daily at 11 A.M. 1. 2 and 3 P.M. See our American Indian group perform authentic dances and rituals. Enjoy their con- tinuous demo nstrations of jewelry making, leather working, sand painting, trick roping. At both Grand Openings $200,000 EXHIBITS OF WESTERN ART O riginals of famous Western paintings, watercolors and bronze sculpture. including famous oils by Remington and Russell, from the Petersen Galleries of Beverly Hilts. At both Grand Openings. FREE GIFT Two full-color, 16x20, ready-for- framing, reproductions of original oils by America's foremost Western arttSts. Remington and Russell. One portfolio of both prints per family. please. June 28-July 12 only. NO ONE PAYS MORE INTEREST WITH INSURED .SAFETY Annual Rate Annual Y ield w ith , Compounded Dally Accumulated In terest 7 3/4°/o = 8.Q6% $1000 •6 TO 10 YEARS 7 V2°10 = 7.79'ro $1000 • 4 T O 6 Y EARS 63A,0/o = 6.98% $1000 • 2 Y2 TO 4 YEARS 6 Y 2 % = 6. ?2°1o $1000 • 1 TO 2 Y2 YEARS --5.92'ro $500 • 90 DAYS O R MO R E 51,40/0 -5.39°10 PAID F ROM OAY·IN TO DAY-O UT l Jrly w1lhdrawal trom I 10 year accounts perm11led wrth s~b~IJnltiil 1nlPrt·~t reducl1un required by federal regulations. HUNTINGTON BEACH GRAND OPENING n - Come in and see o ur first o ffice in the growing community of Huntington B each. You'll find us on Beach Blvd .. just south of Huntington Center. Manager Burt Parker and his staff look forward to telling you about all the good things you get when you save at Great Western. You'll like ourconvenient hours, including Saturday and Drive-Up Teller Service to 7 P.M. daily. We're open now and ready to serve you. So join our Grand Opening Celebration. HUNTINGTON SHOPPING CENTER EDINGER A\/EIWE 0 ~ HUNTINGTON 5 EXECUTIVE ~ PARK CD ''*' ST ARK STREET Hours at Both Locations-Weekdays 9 to 4:30 • Fridays Until 6 • Saturdays 10 to 2 • Drive-Up Teller Service Weekdays 9 to 7. ·GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS ASSETS $5 BILLION • STRENGTH THAT'S BEEN GROWING SINCE 1887 . Free with Minimum Balances: Safe Deposit Box • Checking Account (at a major commercial bank) ;tmerlcan Express Travelers Cheques and Mon~y Orders • Notary Service • Trust Deed/Note Collection • Check-A!Month Savlce I • I \ • A• ,i'«VPtL.OT Monday. July 7, 1975 PUBLIC NOnCE FICTITIOUS eUSINI'~ NAMI STAT•MINT TM IOllowln<;I cwr.onl •r• Goi'IQ bu•I· rsn•': S VH'H $URI' PROPERllE~. tNC ••• noo111 s''"'· Ntwpon lllt<Kll, C.li!On>I • f)M3 I )9lv> •• H•rtb O(I. 2CW tl\I Slrwl. •WllOf1 8'Kf\, CA. 92.._, 2. SMT\ Sl•vll1, »1 "A" Street, Ell· t1ntl<", CA. 92014 3 ,.,..,., e ..... ,,.,on, 204 2hl ;lrttl, .... wporl IHUh, CA. 9166.J Thi> bu11hl•" •• conduc.ted by • cw P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITtOUS BUSI NESS NAMe STATl!M EHl lh• loll•wino 1><rn Gn 11 UU•"9 "")' ,. ... , TIFTt.INE, 466Sh.O'f 0 rhl9,(0'll• Mitu . C.llt. 'ntl I TllOm.• Cr•90ty 1 111 .... ~v Orlw, C.••• Mt>~. Ce Ill 916'1 Tiii• bu•lrlll•l I• (at\d'ICled l>V Ml Ill dlVIClu•I. Thon'\41> C.•t!OOry T tit 1h" ~l•lernent wds llli!O Wltll l~lt· C-ty Clult. ol Oranll<t Coun1y on J uly I. t97S. .JOr•lt0n. Fuit1 JoflnA. H"rrl$on Publl~d Or<ln04' (Oil\I Od1ly Pllol 1 nl\ sl•temenl w a$ ftll>d W•lh tM Jul'f 7, 1•. 21. 2t, t97S ll02·IS :ounly Cieri< ot Or•n<J<! County on July 1, 1~7S FUlTl Pl.lbltstleO Oranoe Co.•I D•ily Pilot, PUBLIC NOTJCE July 7. 1•, 11, 18, 19/S 2<1M-7l -----------STATEMENT OF ltoBAHDOHMENT PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT 1he tollow1ng per5<m' dte doing iU\lnc\'.1.ch r ULLl R TON Al>ARlM CNTS, l ('I . P HASE I /091 'j,.1n JO.IQu1n Htll' <hlO Nl'WPOtl llL'(lth, (Jl1forn1d9'lt:.60 • •uo. c o R0Qt1r M All-,on, 1091 ~n O.lQu1n Hill' ~o.id, Ne wport Ell'<Kh, dltf<Hntt) '121>1>() Mludl•H • Ot ve lopme nt Corpora. °" tC1lltorn1• l, USO Slate Stn .... 1. !:.pr- 1ql1ttld, M.s'sacnu~th 01101 For ge Oev11lopment Corp0r.tt1on _ol•IOrtlld I, 12SO Slo•le Sire<:\. !>pr . .gt1<1a. M.iUechu•t<th 01101 1 1,., bu>1nesi. h conouctl>d by a m1t..O P•rtne"hlp ~neral P<4rtncr : PBO a Cel1torr"" ' Hoqt-r M. All\Otl 'lll1' ,1.,1 .. n,..nt "'"' l•l«d w ilh the ounly n l (.l.:tt.. of Or<1ng11 County on urlt!2, 1'11S OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME lhto lollowlnq per$O<» h"ve olbdt1• doned the u~ of 1114< '"lttlou• ~ .. ,..,, ,...,.,.., FAMILY MEATS, 1853 Ad<lm\ AvenU(l, Huntington ll1t1t<h. CA '12~26 The FlcllltOu\ Bu•t,..,,5 N"tnr rr lr rred 10 above w•'> filed '" O•dnQl' CountyonMaya, 197• H~rbefl Edw 4td Y"cks, J r . 'IVI Wooo1<1wn Drove, Hunl1ngton &>u<h. Clto.92~ Huroet v. Yack•. 9511 WOodl~ Orlw, Huntington 8H<h. CA. 92b06 Jay 0. Stout. 9$61 WoOOI•-Ori~. Hunllnqton Buch. CA 92'~ ln•M.lr91trt1 Stout,9S61 WoodlaWl'I Oriv•, Hunllt19ton BedCI\, CA. 92- This butlnen "'"s conduclt<hed Oran'QI; Coa st 011ily P1101, F441» Jul~ 1. I•, 11, 28, 19H 1~4-15 OOUMANI, ALDA ICH & .voRltttNGTOH, Ally\ PUBLIC NOTICE ~60Wilsllire Blvd., Su11e2120 .. A.,C•-U FICTITIOUS 8USINESS .o en Mary Ti\Clller NAME STATEMENT l'ut>lt\hed OrenQe Coa$I 0 Jtly Pilot l"e lollowtoq °"''on '" doing bu'' unt 1~. tl.JO,ond J uly I, lYIS 1'/0'• • <W'''" ll & I CONST . ~Ot W. J un•IA'r, !>an· Pl' BLIC NOTICE Id "'""· ca111 m o1 Wilhem lverc.on, S01 W JL.W'1per, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ~nl" Al\d, (d ltl. 92/01 NAME STATEMENT Tht> bustm"' ·~ lOnduCted oy .. n In· The tollow1n9 Pt•'>On~ are doi"9bu'.I· d1v1du&I itt·.~ a~ W1llldtn Iver~ F ULLERTON APARTME:NT > lhl~ \lolenlt'nt w;" ltle-d with ll>t' l O. PHA5E 11.1091 San J oaquin Hill Couroty (l•rk of Orange County on July lo..O. Ne..,p0rt Beact>, Cal1forn1 .. 'l7ti<IO '· t9f~ lhe AH'>On Cornpo1ny (Cdl1lomi.11, FO.M 0'11 Sdn Joaquin Hill• Rodd, N<'wporl Publt\IWd Ora'lQ• Co.i~t Daily !'Hot, i. .. ~cn. Cdlllorntd '1~!>0 July I, u 11, 1ti, 191> 2)0.J..h M1ddl~':.ca O~velopmtn' (or~u.1 ""'IColtlurnial, 11SOSlut'-Stn.~1. !:,pt ~··~Id, Mil\Sa< hu\elt• 01101 Fotge Oevclopm«n t Cvroorv11uo -..a1ttorn1d ), 1'2SO :::atdle ~tP·lt~ ~pr t<jlt~ld, Md\\<IChu\<11' 01101 Tnt~ but;int:--,> ·~ l onduc.\l'<' bV o v .trdpartnershtp Gent'rot Pdrtncr . Thu Alls.on CornpJ nv. RogerM Ah~on.11sr.H •: 1d\.nt This \tdtt m r:nt 'WO> fth."Cf w1tn 1n. :Ounly Cirri!. ol Orange County..,..1Jur. t. 1q1s OOUMAHI, ALDA ICH ll. WOATHtHGTON, A TTYS l°'60Wil1bire Blvd., Su1I~ 1110 t..A., ca to02• Attitll ~ry Tischlet" Published Or.-in~ Coa~I Oa11y Pilot ~14,13,30,andJuly 7, 191S 1110 ll Pl'HUC !'\OTICJ<: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l ne lollow1ng ptr.ons Mt d<"t>Q bust f)fo~~d~ VtTERINARY LABORATORY SERVI CES, 7/t.JS Forbo;\ Flo. l.dguM Ntgut I, CA '12611 John C Powe"· 23402 Via Ronda, M•S••on V1e10. CA 92o1S Pdul ~ld9•i, 28892 0e L Or .. M•\"00 V1e10. CA ~2o7S 1 hi'\ b1.t~1nt.-\'-> 11.:. c.ondul ll-d by d Cje'\er.il partM rSh1p. John C. Po we" l h•' '.tllten~nl Wd ' l ol~'d "'•th Ill(> <.ounty Cltr~ ot Or dn\je County on Ju1l 7, 19/S. F•Sl77 Publl~dOr.ingeCoa~t Oa1ly P1101, JUIV I, U, 11, 28, 197S 150"1~ By Phil lnterf andf :J;.7\~ 7 • 7 C "-.-.C ........... U bof"111C.tt• IC 1 111'> Ww ld 1tfhl• ......... d. "Another bit of lhe 'good old days' gone." Toupees Hit N e w Heights CHULA VISTA (AP) -Th<' toupee is finally a half-billion-dollar yearly business in the United States and harder than ever lo tdL '·I couldn't get kissed in S un C ity without mine." s;.iys Jim Joyce. JOYCE. PRESIDENT of the AmeriC'an Hair Piece Makers· Associa- tion, said a toupee offers security in an age of great insecurity for men. ·A toupee dealer in nearby Nation al City s aid he sell s a s ure guarantee against the fear of ridicule. JOE DU BRULE s aid he oncl' knew a man who was "more concerned about whether he'd be a ble to we ar his toupee in surgery than whether he would survive the opera- tion." The old -fas hioned ''tortilla'' toupee, a stan- dard 3-6-inch plot of pro- cessed hair imported from Korea, has given way to comp uter- matched hair pieces to- day. J oyce, in an in- terview, said $552 million worth are being purchased a nnually in the United States. HE SAID a ba ld m an can pay $1 ,000 for a good one that matches his skin plus his personality. JUIY 1SI' TO tal1I FRFE SEI'OF2 COOKING MAGIC PICK APIAN '73/,% yields 8.06% over 72 months on s1000 min. 7Yi°/o yields 7.79% over 48 months on $1000 min. ------------ 6%% yjelds 6.98% over 30 months on $1000 min. 6112% yields 6.72% over 12 months on $1000 min. 5%% yields ~.92% over 9()-days on $1000 min. •s%% yieldS 5.39% over 1 day on $5.00 min. •passtxx>k earns trom WI· tn to oav·out No withdrawal oenaltv l\vo titles from the ever-popular cooking Magic series. Low Calorie Recipes and Holiday Cookbook. Both yours for the asking ... July 1st to 10th. Filled with the finest of proven recipes, profes- sional helps and hints on cooking and baking, beautiful full-color photographs and lively illustra· tions. Plu s "how to do it" and ·what to use" information. Stop-by our off ice nearest you , linger awhile over cookies and a cup or two of coffee, and claim your set of ~ookbooks. Nobody ... not even the billion dollar giants ... payis more than we do on insured savings ... open .. your account during our Anniver- sary Celebration. FREE. SERVICES for extra savings •sate Deposit Boxes / •Money Orders I *Checking Accounts / Notary service I •Automatic Check Withdrawal I Photo Coples / *Trust Deed Note Collection / Bond Redeml{tion Service I Save- bV·Mail Service I Community Room <where available) I *Travelers checl<S I Cup of Coffee I Savings Insured to $40,000 / Parking Space/ ·min. balance required tNCUVtl'.XIO 2"100W hlo'11'1vi;l'f i1t Qfl 11US60t !Ollf!NCE 160Hri1'Ml< ~t MM<!llNIS~111 ~ !ilXJ S (Qml'M '/.~ti 7J7 21H IOUTM~ E 14 "11"tlfYltCl'Dr / 79\'7118 )l'lflllYHUS 9'111.,.,11111n oil Rt'MS /2/.0013S '()t(T.AlllO l!JHI MOootatn All!.> I 91!3 9796 •(;llANAQll HIUS t"ol!~'r S"~ 8Ml 1368 \788 ·~nAN llf~H llOht.llttl'l.ln.inNt 1)1~ ?4M 'i'<\JNTI,<CfO'' ef,A(f.j ~· lo W'11 rl"' ~I Sl"tng<i.11• / 646-JJQS • _, SW-281 Grocery Carts Eyed Injuries to Children May Sp ur Actio1i. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The. however, are h~mpcd to~ether in the ~ation's lar gest super':'a~~ Consumer Product Salety Com-~ .ca~egory which also mcl~de.s· chain. lold Udt;J·n:~~~~':.d cart.s mission is ~onaidering whether rnJunes from luggage earners, her company supermarket grocery carts so the exact number of problems as a problem . should be made tip-proof so traceable to lhe grocery carts JS "IN 1974 WE had ubout 500 children can't fall out or them not known. t d and hurt themselves. Press told the commission that. 'base art· inc idents re por e · · h 15 That's out of l,157 billion con-The question was raised by Dr. one local chain in Oregon wit . sumer trans actions, so that's ~ot. Edward Press, a public health of-stores had a bout 10 or 12 acci-a very high figure," s he said. fleer for the state of Oregon. who ~ents severe en?ugh ~o warrant "It .8 a pretty low percentage. but petitioned the agency to require insurance claims in the 18 we would cooperate with any safety. rules. He claimed the months. d 1 ped " com miss ion • s own injury A spokeswoman for Safeway, safety standards eve 0 · statistics s how 8,000 to 9,000 emergency room cases every year involving s hopping cart in- juries. A Roadblock "FOR THE YEAR ended June 30, 1974, it was estimated that 8 percent of these were fractures. most of which were of the lower arms, fingers and lower leg (although about 6 percent of the fractures wore fractures of the skull)," he said. · .Homefolk,s Tum off Singer "While 8,00<J or 9,000 may not • seem to be a large number in view of the millio.ns that might be exposed, I am confident that there are also a significant number of additional injuries not severe enough lo r equire hospital emergency treatment but that might be prevented by proper construction and proper opera- tion of the carts," Press a~ded. THE F IGURES H E cited, CANONSBURG, Pa. (UPI) -Singer Bobtfy Vinton will have to look elsewhere for ·someone to name a street after him. The Borough Council in this southwestern Penn· sylvania community has bowed to public pressure. -Residents of Smith Street appeared before the council and asked for time to air their opposition to the name change. A petition opposing the change was given to council President Joseph Cavasina. The petition contained 66 names and all opposed the proposal. There are 34 homes on the street. Council approved a resolution earlier by a 6-1 vote call- ing for the name change in honor of Vinton, a former resi- dent of Smith Street. . . Another popular singer. Perry Como, is from Canonsburg and a street was named for him some lime ago. Christian DIOR Shirt Sale! First time ever ... save on these famous d~signer dress ·shirts. Reg. 20.00 & more 12.99 Never before-the ultimate in fine sbirtmaking at remarkable savings like this. Each shirt carries the Dior name subtl ey embroidered on the pocket. Lorig sleeve, solid colors. patterns in some stores. Superb all cotton and polyester I cotton fabrics. silveJWoods 45 FASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH I ....... ' ' ' I ' 1 I • 'I ~ J ' ' I ..-c • I I I ' : ·.1 I Ruling Aids Women Prisoners . By THO~ D. EUAS ,, , be The Kings County ruling got little notice ;, caUJe it ca.me from one or California's less , poJudpulated, agra cultural areas, but visiting Superior . ge M ~tl Golds tein 's decision to a llow a woman pnsoner m the county jail credit against her sen- " 1t~nce for classes s he did not attend could become a 1 • andmark. :: Goldstein, who usua~ly sl.ts in Fres no County, . !ast month held that Caltforma laws against keep- , ·tng male and female prisoners in areas where they . might_ see and converse with one another "are ·_' archa ic and out of tum' with modern concepts.•' . IDS DECISION MAY BE A TURNING point in w~at has been accelerating into a major new cam- p_a1gn by California feminists : a drive for equal n ghts for wom en prisoners both in county j a ils and the California Institution for Women near 1'"rontera in Rive rside County. . The.women prisoners have reeeived little atten- lton until recently beeause they are outnumbered about 20 to 1 by men. California state prisons, for in-stance, have a bout 21,000 male inmates and about r,,.---:S::-0::::-::-:UT=H::"'.E~R~N--~ 1,000 women. CALIFORNIA But fe minis ts have FOC S been claiming for several '" U y e ars th a t wom e n prisoners "lead a much more constricted life than ~en" and that m any of the rehabilitation and voca- tional programs open to men are not available to women. . ~HE GOU:~STEIN RULING SPOK E directly to this issue. In Kings County, as in many others, the same classes are not available to both men and women prisoners. , Men r<:ceive "good time" for attending some : classes which women can't attend because· of the -l~ws against inter-sex contacts. Go1dstein's ruling _ives women prisoners in Kings County tbe same tame off their sentences if they s imply apply to take the classes. regulations for all pmoners and a thlrd would pro- vide equal medical care for both male and female prisoners. "WE'RE GET11NG " Ll'ITLE MOVEMENT in this area," says Democratic Assemblyman Alan Sieroty or We1t Los Angeles, chairman of the Ais· sembly Criminal Justice Committee. "One of the big reasons is that a lot of women lawyers have wanted an area they could work in as femin~sts and this is a natural one." Sieroty said his ollice has received many com- plaints that s tate parole authorities tiave been much toueher on women than men. ''I understand even lhe questioning of the women is different," he said in an interview. "There's a lot 'more morality thrown at the women." He s aid he tried last year to schedule a public hearing al the Frontera prison, but was thwarted by the state Department ot Corrections for security re- asons. His committee will try again this year to hold a hearing there, seeking testimony of the women in- mates. CHANCES ARE 'nlERE WILL BE few pro- blems scheduling it now. About two months ago the National Organization for Women's task fore~ on prisons brought more than 100 women into Frontera for a full day of workshope with inmates. · From that session came proposals for re· habilitation of long-term women offenders in ways similar to the ·men. Work furlough plans, for in- stance, are unavailable to women, making their re- entry into society harder than the men's . The women prisont>rs also called for an immediate end to the hystereclomr operations they say are performed on many without their consent. A legislative hearing should cause far fewer security problems than workshops featuring in- tense s m all-group interaction. Mondty. July 7, 1975 OAIL v PILOT A I A Cl ue To Cri b \,·D eaths NEWARK, N.J . CAP) Harmful quantities of l ead a nd c admium passed from · pregnant women to their children fl 11 m ay bC' the cause of L.1 '' som<' cases of sudden in - ... ~ fan t death a r esearcher \\IOllllf ' ·~says .. 'i.. ~' ""' Dr. Richard J . Coum -~ '(t .:s bis, a forensic M:1entist ~~~;.~t~,., in t h c N e w J e r s c y ~~-~·.<~~ •. ~}·~ medie<t l examinC'r 's of ~~~~.?b~VA flee and a n a ssociate ~§.:~':Bl prof~s~or of preventive · med1c m e a t the New .Join• Board J e r s ey Co ll e ge of Alvin Alexander of Van Nuys ha s been elected to the board of Lion Country Safari, lnc. fie is pres ident of Multi Med i a Com- munications Co r p. Medicine a nd De•1tislry, leads a team which has investigated m ore than 80 c ases of c rib death and stillborn children the last year. COUMBIS SAID that lead and cadmium levels ----------in the brains , Ii vers and Morgan In Show kidneys of som e 10 lo 20 of th e infants "ap- proached toxic levels." He said a ccumulations of the elements in the body of the mother could be passed to the fetus - Contcm por ary paint-a. so~ of "matern'.11 pollu- i n gs b y S addl c bac k t10.n enda!l~ermg the College a rt in structor child be~ore 1t 1s born. Tom Morgan will be dis-H~ sa~d that could le~d played at the first annual lo st1llb1rth or sudden in- National Erotic Art Ex-fantdeath. hibition in the Triforium Are Your Migraines a Hypoglycemic or Nutritional Problem? L>l·:u llr ('nut un:. I ha\ l' p1•rui<l11 of :-.t r<'SS triy~er al· 111 • .,11 11.t d th.it 1111 ..:1,11111• a~·1<1o. I n mos t c a s l·S 11•..1d ..1dt1·, ,,.1• e· lll"l'd 11, h~ poglyn:mia se£<1llS to l>t' I\ pm~h 1 1•011'.1 11r 1;111 ,..1 irni.il 111\ olH•d. ;.ind l>OntC p atu>ntF irnlilt•in' h 1111,. triw '' :..:.i' th..it l>'' ec t s bother I he•111. 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One would assure integration of all vocational programs in county jails, another would standardize good lime Both the legislative moves and the Kings Coun- ty decision come as part of the overall trend toward equalizing conditions for. women pJisoners. It is a trend that has drawn little attention so far, but one that is touching every part of California, right down to the s malJest counties. I It··"'" 1111le'' th.it :.-.111.1111 1·,., It.id 1111·h1r11pr.H·t 1r have a -; h.111 lh1• d 11 ldrt•11 ol 1111 1 111111· "ht•11 a11 ,., n11i.:r :11ne L.r.111w "o11l l1·n·n , ,rl-,11 h:I\ 1• -.ull•·rl'1 t 1•11.., 1111· I hat ht> o r 1111, l111uhl1· In :-onw 1·\h'lll .,h1• h.1 l..11 l..Pd thj· n 11_•r;e111C' II h ,,i...,, 11l .... e·1 \Pd th.it 'ul lt.tl111 ,111cl '" !"" lonh t·r ll-11•r-. 11-.11.rlh .111• ol rntc """ 1 ... lllft'l'llll; I 1 ••111 1111,.!1 '.~llll''i 111.~1 l1·1 l10111:-l 1' IH's. J11tl .111tl. 111· h' uui.:h 1.·1:m1..1. Free Lecture & Testing t I summer fabric earance ASSORTED. 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Choose from a variety of calicos, diamonds, florals and others. Ideal for sports or dress wear. Machine Wash · Tumble Ory • 60"/62'~ Wide I • REG ULAR $3.98 YARD * F l RST-EVER SALE ON FANCY ¥ GLITTER TRIMS NEVER AGAIN ~T THESE PRICES! SAVE UP TO 5 .00 A YARD REGULAR 1 .98 Y D. TO 7 .99 YD . SOYHICoo•t"'n• -" ... ~~ Co .. oMft.....SO·ISU w .. ~M• ·-· ..... wn......_n .. 1111 ............. 11111 __ .. ,..,,, U0.1142 .......... c...... ......-"'6.--... .... n 1•11 .....,.,._. ..... ~s-. ..... 141-SHI ...,.,..i.c...tw--. ...... -..... ,.,.._.2MlU Mor gan r eceived his pa.~ent,reason . _ bachelor 's d egr ee at We re not saying that Chico State College and we hav ~ s ol ve_d t~e hjs .M .A. from Cal State, mystery; Coumb1s sa1d, Long Beach. His areas of ''but we feel we ha.ve Wl· teaching include design, covered enough ev1~cnce painting and drawing. to warrant a c?ntn:iu.ed 1-------------. search for s c1e nt1f1 t', Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. down-to-e arth ans wers lo what has been held by some to be ~lm o s t m e taphysic a l occur- rences." Dr. Gory Couturt', D.C., ~fit'd Acupwndurid A demondration of individual refleir/muscle ~WH:ture test fOf" hypocJtycemia and other di«Jesti•e or nutritional wecilcneues. • HypOCJlyct'mia • Adt.ma • MMp-oin" Ht'adachu • Wf'iqftt Lou • Acupunctur• • Matwal Mutntion TUESDAY. JULY 8th, 7:30 P.M. 2043 Wutcliff ~ .. Mt'wpori Buch c-ef 111• & lr•I .. A•o · ••• C:-o• 64 5.5 3 00 '•• "'-h •• .. ,. _.,.._...,to...,._. ON DISHWASHERS ·WASHERS·DRYERS .. CLOSE-OUT MODELS! SA VE UP TO $30 OH MA YT AG D IS H WAS H E R S. LIM ITE D QUANTITIES! HURRY! .. \ A J. DAIL y PtLOT Monct•y. Juty 7, 1m By Bil Keane Freeway Link$ Dirt Ro.ads ... BAKERSFIELD <AP> - The st.ate is spending $220,000 to coos(rucl a freeway in· t ercbange conn ecting California S8 with a network ol dirt roads in an almost un· inhabited area. · The project 17 miles east or here is proceeding under a n ·1s.year·old agree m e n• ... between Kern County and the st.ate. The ramps will connect the freeway with Gene ral .Beale Road, which the count.y · recently paved for H 1• miJes south from the freeway. THE PAV.ED PORTION .~ "Ooddy, I think you forgot to kiss me goodnight," D eath Not M!es DltENT GEAAIT AillLPH OAENT •911' ~ Oitf' of dotdlrt July 1, 19/S Rt:S.Ol'M o1 ....,,ltnglon Se.tell. C• Survl"''d 0y "'' Mi l•. Aulrt Orenl of Hunl1n91on IWoKh "!01htr c.1 .. on Ort'nl o t ~•I &.iKh 0.119rtltr, Palrfco.i Lorr.to~ H19W0n · Deoll\•m Of Hunltnqton U-•""· on(-i.on, c;,rrol Wc1ynt' Or.,nl ot El fOr"O btot~r illrt Ort'nl ot Sf.111 O~acl\, '"'~ !>10ter1o, Lod.o Crutcnt•f'll •nf' Ec1g1.,; t our granc1Cl11ldren ~""'"' will t» ""lmrnl• Ca O.ite ot df'dll'I Jul'f S, 1~1> ~"'vowed by hl'r d.luQl'll~r. Mr•. (drl O Roblonq ot O"M Pooni, son, Hdro ln and ten 9r~dl ~randchtldren · brotl'le r Aaymona ~rvo! Po~blo. Colorado, \1\ter. Ml ... ~., .. .,,. illlohlf'r of !>.In C.temente. ca iurvoct'\ U 00 noon T ueM:t.;y, Pacol •C ilt'w C11<1~1 Interment. Pac.toe \l•t'w Wmor1al Par~ N•wPOrl Bl'd<l'I, C... Ool(tf1(. V1ewMOrtudrYdtr~CtO" OULillNEY FltCHAAO 1 OULAN(.., of s .. n :1e~ntt C• O,He ot <1et1tl\ Jutv '· 1~7S. Survoved by l'I•\ w•I~ \/Hgon..; ion A1c ll1H L J ulaney of Co1CM1oter, Vermonc. tnreoe 1•an<1cll1t<1ren. orotrter, f.OW•n W Dulaney ot El Pa'>O, Tt'all\ Gr•vt "Cle -V•Cf'lo 11 00 AM Tuesday PJc1f1c "•to• Memoroal Park. Ne .. por1 0.,.Kl'I C.. Pa""' View Mortuary director>. JACOB~EN PAULA 0 JACOBSEN of Coron.i <!el Mor, Ca Oatf' of deatl'I July ). 191S Survoveo by l'ltr ~l~ttr, Ell• Stlldu ot Marin CO..nty, c ... Grc1ves1<1e servou N•ll ~ at 3.00 PM Tul'\ddY. PaCit•c Voew Memorial Park, NewPOrt Oli.tcll, Ca. Pacohc View MorluMVdlrt-<.lor~ KALMENSON lCAAL KALMENSON ot La9un.i ~111s, Ca. Date ot dedtll July &, 197S. Survivea by rtos wife Sylvod; 0.1ugl\le", Cloris HirS<'.l'I ot s.tnta Mono ca unCI Sybil Semar of T~tln, Ca St;rv1ces W11t ~ t..!t<I al 2:00 PM Tuesday, Pac1toc \loew Chapel. Entombment, Pacific "'""' -morial Park. Nf'wpcrt Bf'.tell, C.. P•coloc View Mortuary dHttlor\. MICKENS OUANE KEllH MICKENS04 Sdnla An.t, ca. Oatt ot dt'ath July '· 19JS Survovfll by "'' woff'. CMolyn f-.tv Mocken\ t.atr.er. Ouanf' Mo<keni. ot Port Clin ton OrHo, mothn H<-1• n MKken\, bro llltr , C.•r, al'd Alan '•\ltr. Mr~ Nan< y WI bt" dll oi !.in GUSl<y. Ofuo s. ,.,,~,I 00 P M 11111.~• ddy, Pa<ohc V•~w Cllapo;I IOntnmcnr PM.the VP~w MttnOt •at P,lrk. N('wrLoDOrt ~ach Pacotoc View Mortut1ry dor~( lor~ In 11 .. u ol llowt>r\ th<! ldmoly '"9- «JeSIS memorodl <onlt1buloon\ be maoe toTlleHeJrl Fund FROME M~S C.ENEVIEVf. M FAOME,d9e ) 1 of U9Un• H•ll'. Ccl O•ll' o t -11'1 Ju- ly •. 1'7S. Mr\. Fromt> wa\ born on SlleboyQan, Wisc .. """' • r1!91)ltred ~ lor tort¥ '¥l'a•> ano _,.ed on M<ld•wn "°'polal\ tor m•nv ~ar\ Survived by Iler hu;bdn<I, Walter A. Fr-. ~r. woll'lwllom >'-rt<.enlly~ U L TZ-IHGHO H FUHHALHOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Co~t..i Mosa 646·2424 IELL HOADW A Y MOUUAI Y 110 Broadway. Costa Mesa 6 42-9150 McCORMICIC MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494·9415 San Juan Cap1 .rrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARIC Cemetery Mort uary Chapel 3 500 Pacific Vie w Drive Newp0r! 8<;c1ch, C.il1 lorn1;, 644-2700 Pf;EIC FAMILY COLONIAL FUHHAL HOME """'eel ttwor Mtv-wcond -dding at>- 01v~r .s4,.,; •t'o '5ourv1ved by tour cl'llldren, Wattu ill. Frome, Jr. of NewPOf't 8"acll, Ca , Or . Wilham J. F-rome of Hou\ton, Te•as-4' ~eir, EhLa~th A L1Pbt' ot Porll...,d, Oregon ....., J•me-. J Frome ot Monntapotls; IWfflly grandCl'loldrl!fl Reettahon of lht Holy Rowrv Monday 7:30 PM, Brown Cotono•I Ch<1pet. M.us 04 Chris. taon Bunal Tue>d•Y 9 00 AM al St. Nocl'IOla; Ca111011c Cllurcll, 1S1S1 El Toro Rocld, Lac;iuna Molli., Ca. lnter- onen I will f ollow In A scension C..~t&r'f HillROY MILOAEO I HARDY. OdlrolOo;atll July 7, 191S. Ae1o1dt'nl ot Corona del M.Jr, Ca. Survived by l'ler son, Oonalerv1ce1o Tue\day, 1:00 PM, July 8, on C.orona oel Mar Cha~l. lnler- mo:nt. C:.lenddlt' Cemetery. Dots Moines, Iowa Bctlll·9"rgeron Corona del Nldr cmector\. tn heu ol flowers contrlbu-"°"" ,,.,..., be made to The LutllerM C'.l'lurcn ot Tl'le Master, Corona del Mdr, ca TOWNSLEY KENNETH TOWNSLEY. Oateof de- dlh July •. 191S Born in L1nco1n, "lt-b<J\kd Re''°""' ot M1ss1on Vielo, Cd ~ur\wwed by tu~ wife Clar-•«: son. c .. •did K. Town,ley ot Huntongton Lt-dCll. dduglller. Oonn.t Slrat"""" of Lonq Bl'•<" lou r c;irandcholdrl!!ft !>('rvoc"' 1.,..,.,,..,1 00 PM. McCormick Laguna lk.t<h Chapel. Rev. RoClert w,,,. oll•Co•nt. lntf'rm,.nt. Et Toro C..rTtt'terv. McCormocll. Lagun.s Beac:h Mortuary oor .. uori. THIELHEtM ART ... Vi< R. THIELHEIM ol t.ag.- \;111s. Ca. Date of <le.th July 3, tf7S. Survived bv 111s sister, Esteltf' Tll1elhe1m ot L•guna Hills. C•.; brother. Jol'ln E. Trtlelll•im ? ol 0o .. nev. ca. Services were held tllls morn1"9 at 10:00 AM, SI. NldlOlas catllolic Churell. Interment, Ascension C..metery. McCormick Lagl;lflil Beac:ll Mortuary directors. MACHNIKOWSKI LEONARD MACHI ICOWSICI. Resl·· <lent ot Costa Mesa, Ca. Date ol de.ttll July &, 1975. Survived by Ills wHe Na l•llf'; one <la ugllle r, Donat• Maclln1kowsk1. Rosary Monday 7:30 ,. PM, Mau Tuei.a.y 10:00 AM, boll'I at St. Jonn The Baptist Cllurcll. ln"'r· rTtf'nt. Good Shl!!pllerd Cemetery. lldttz. Ber<lf'•on Costa Mesa Mortuary direc- tors PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 4 NillME STATEMENT The lollowong peri.on 11. <lotrig busi· 1 ~ssa\ illUTO MARINE SPEClillLTY, • llUO Amklad Street, Unot G, FOIA'ltain Vallev. CA. 97708 Artnur J<1mes McCormoctc, 2952 Java Rodd. CM la M .. sa, CA 92626 Tl\IS bus•~H IS Con<IUct...i by -;,.. <1tv1oua1 Artllur James McCorrrick ·n,,s statement was riled ""'" the C.ountv Cieri< of Or.•n9e C.Ount.,onJ- 11, 19/S ......... Pubhlohed Orange C~sl Daily Pilot, JUM23,30.andJulyl, 1~, 1915 2259-7S PUBLIC NOTICE • F ICTITIOUS8USINESS NillME STATEMENT Tiie lollowong person is doinq busi· nf'SSdS •• BANKERS OUTLE"f OF COSTA • ' MESA,itSIHarbor,CMla Me~,CA. ~(~ ~ Warren L. Oe.,Of', H 1'0 Beach · ~ ~,. • BlvO., w .. stmonstf'r, CA. . , ~~· ' • Tl'los busineu ,. con<lucted by an ift.. ~ ;-,, \ • • ' '• dJVtdull. <i ' ,4' warrer1 L. ~voe • • <:' , •-·t Thts ~1a1emen1 w4s hf.ed' w.th tt.e '"""'°H' .. ~ C.ounty Cler_r. ol Orange Counlyon June .... \<I!;; ~. ~ 2S, 191S. ~m 7J;_ •: :• r Pub4191ed Orange ~st Oaily Pilot, ~ • l (' , • June30.aodJuly7,1•,21,.,IS 2J13.7S , P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NillME STA TEMEMT The following person Is doing busl· <IHSU . COURT ESY REAL TY, 16'143 Bushard Street, Founl<11n Valley, C.1Horn111 9170I M•rcel Gaston Cordi, <1 ?92 Ma/KMSler, Cypress, California~ Tho\ bus1nes1o Is conducted by «11n- <llv10ua1. Marcel Gaston Cordi Tiiis st .. tement was tolfll with the C.ountv Clerk ot Orange County on June 11, 19/S. ~5 PvbllSl'led Ordnge coast Dally Pilot, June 23, 30, and July], 14, 1975 2lt0.7S PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tollowino person is doing bus!· ""U a\ ends in dirt which leads to a private dirt road. The im- mediate a rea is farmland OC· cupied only by J ive member~ of the Wayne Newton family, who live in a house trailer just oCf their private dirt road. A spokesman for .the county road department says the on· ly anticipated use for General Beale Road and the cosUy in· te rchange system will be to ·permit access to the area by s e a s o n a I a.g r i c u l l u r a I workers. There ate no plans to complete the paving of~ General Beale Road, the spokesman said. . " A !O· YEAll projttt.ion in· diC'l\eS tl)al b1 1985 only 200 ca.ts a day' wm use the off. ramp, and then only during peak agricultural periods. Ronald Ruellgers, deputy road commissioner, sald wben ·county superYisors r e- quested that the state con· strucl the interchange in 1971, there were plans to complete Panama Road from Lamont · to General Beale Road, pro- viding access lo the freeway· for Lamont area residents. However, the small com- ·' 00 munity o tready lies on highwa_y 184, a north-south roadway. NOW THA't THE state has begun work on the pro· ject., Panama Road ends A dusty mile from· General Beale, with no funds budgeted to complete it in the coming fiscal year. · Bob Meyers, information officer for the slate Depart- ment of Transportation in Fresno, said the interchange project will be finished Aug. 12. 7ti01 Bol~a A'v• WPslminster 893·352!> SMflHS'MORTUARY 627 Main Sr H untington I:) .. ,(.,., 536-6539 LITTLE BAVARIA INN, 2052 tlewl>Ot1 Blvd .• C01ota Mesa, Calif. ~7 LO•\ Anne Moller, 15901 Rl'odDIJtc Cl Fount.ion V•lley, CA. 9270I Trus business 1s cond«ltd by Ml 1,.. O•"•~a1 Loh A Miii.,. 1 "'' state""'"' w~ filed with the C.O..ntv Clerk ot Or.inoe Countyon.June 11. t91S ~ Pubt1~<1 Oraf!Oe Cont o.lly Piiot, June13, lO. dl'd July 1, t•, 197S ~15 We're $2 blllion ddllor strong Glendale Federal Sovi_ngs. And jutt because our lost Betty Crocker cookbook giveiJwoy was such on extraordinary success, we've decided to follow it up with qn equally goOd free offer ..• Betty (rocker's Cookbook So come get your free copy before our supply runs out. Just bring in this coupon. And when you do. we hope you'll toke a minute to soy hellp to all our friendly people. Find out about our exciting free services. And maybe, to consider opening on insured sa vings oc.count and joining our Glendale Federal family. P UBLIC NOTIC"t: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NillME STATEMENT TM lotlowlng Pf''~' '"" do<"2' Ke ren c.. Orl•n<lo, 70it Port 0.IM• Pl .. HewPOrt !leach, CA.~ Tith t1u\1ness Is cooduetecl by • ....,lllpMlntrsl\lp. • Lind• ill. Clenctenl11 "ntls f>lat•m•flt WH tit.ct with IN OllM'f' Clerk ot ~ ..... County Oft July as. "'\ F41t• '"'*I~ Oran99 c.o.tl Oellv Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE .. , .. , FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NillME STATEMENT Thf' lottowln9 per~ Is OOlng butt· flll'~S .t\ AEWillllO ENTERPRISES, ?71l N~wporl Canter Orove, Newport BHCll, , .... '17"60 John Vort"4!. No S H•rbor Isl.and, Newpor1 Be•c n, C.htorno• fl660 Tl'I" tl<l•lness 11. conducteo by..,. in. d1v1dU•I . Jo"" Vlriue lhis Sl11temeftl w•s filed lllllltt .. County Clerk ol Ora~ County on May JO, 197S. ,...., P\lbl•l>Md Or•n9f Coast Oally .,.toe, J.,...13, J0, 11n<1JulY7,14. ins n:..n .hll9eJO, .nd J11t y 1, 14, 11, 1915 2•7·7S r:::==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~ P VBUC NOTICE --_...,.... -fllCTITIOUS eu .. N ESS MAMaSTATCM .. llT T-. ...owing per'°" 1 s 00tno l>lN ...... IOMI! OTHER TI ME COMPAH'(. 1"f ~ C.0.•I Hlgflw•4y, i..ioo- liMd\; ~ 9'•i I a..-C: ''"'" Jr., 1191 lo\llll ~ Hltflwey, L•guM e.ac11. CA .... 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July 7, 1975 DAIL v PILOT A JI Hundreds EmplO!led i• Countg '.Job Program Working "Bu, some kicb were hurt ln &he me...Ume," be : By WILUAMSCHREmER • Ot .. a..., ...... .H SAN!A ANA -Despite chronic Jags of COM· munleations be~ween the two Orange County iov. ~mment agenc1~s in charge. a special federally runc1ec1 summer Job program hH put more than 535 Orange Coast youngsters to work. And another 100 teenaeers are being bused to JC?1-at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station from bar· no '5..eaa of Stanton and Los Alamitos. In all, 3,000 Jobs were funded throuehout the county. AU the ~oungstera involved in jobs rangjng trom recrea~.•o.n counselors to health therapists are soost~~red dis adv antaeed," meaning they meet certain federal poverty criteria. THEY HOLD JOBS WITH city and county gov- tf'!'ment.s, ~chool districts, health care facilities, pnvate bus~ness and public service agencies such at commuruty centers and the YMCA. . The a~ministrative difficulties to date have ~m.arily mvolved the covnty Manpower Com· m111100, the aaency nominally in charge of lhE S\lmmer youth p_rog~am, and the county personnel department, which is the lead hiring agency for .,ounty ~overnment and a dozen ciUes. . '!be remaining cities, including Seal Beach and Huntington Beach, have chosen to direct th'eir own programs with a share of the federal grant money. MOST OF TJIE COMMUNICATION problem apparently stems back to the Manpower Com· mbalon, which has released information to the pfess and public that is incomplete or misleading. Robert Nelson, the commission's executive director, admits that •'some things proballtly could have been handled .differently.•' said. ' • The two men taJd a number of younpten were all01nislead by the belief that the p~ram ls open to all teenagers, not just those who meet the apeeitlc federal criteria -low econoaruc level and re· sidence dose to Jobs. IN ASSIGNING JOB SU>TS lo U.e cities •nd Wlincorporated communities within their domah) -including most of the Harbor Area and south l'OWlty -Amezcua and Caudillo effeetlvely tinored the "fair share" formula dictated by the federal Department of Labor. "We used our own dbcretion based oo need, but as jt worked out, every area got ita fair share and in some areas, quite a bit more," Amezcua satd. The fair share formula was based on statistics compiled iii the 1970 census, which Amezcua said "is obviously five years out oC date." Instead, Amezcua sent representatives into each city and community to survey the situation and seek out the youngsters who could flt the criteria. AS A RESU"" T t aDES that would h•ve Cotten only 20 or 30 Job alots under the fair share formula got • or 100 based on actual inspection of poverty situations. The county govemment program might have been half the current aiae, Amezcua notes, bad the Board of Supervisors not pumped in $200,000 from another federal grant program in addition to the $332,000 share of the latest grant program. And, ln an effort to serve at least some of the 500 kids on bis waiting liata, Amezcua said he is plan· ning to ask supervisors to find more meney. "The cities have ~ady said they can't afford more so the board is UMt next step," Amescua said. An oversight that diaappojnted hundreds of young job-seekers occurred two weeks ago, when the $1.8 million federal grant officially arrived. . .-------------------....,.• The Manpower Commission office announced receipt of the funds and ceremoniously announced it would permit creation ol about 3,000 jobs.\COm· mission officials released names and phone num- bers of personnel omces in the county and various "cities where intere-ste<t youngsters coula inquire about jobs. IN FACT. NELSON ADMITTED later, recruit· menl for the jobs began more than six weeks ago, before school let out for the s~mmer. Oralia Bolanos; who coordinates the youth programs for Nelson's office explained. . "The program operators were told lo fill their slots before the kids left school because last year, we had troubl~ filling all the jobs when we couldn't do it through t*. schools," she said. "I undentf)uHhat all but a few of the cities that were conductlni their own hiring programs had fllled thelr jobs slots before the end of May.'' Th61.fact that the commission staff Called to make that fact known in publicizing the grant dis· lurbed fl,l Ainezcua and Luis Caudillo, the county persoftnel officers trying lo handle hiring for the county and the' dozen cities without their own pro· grams. "WE WOULD PREFER THE commission tc give us the money , the federal guidelines and then let us handle the employment program," Amezcua said. Caudillo s aid his office was swamped with calls for two days after news stories prompted by the commission releases appeared, complete with names and numbers to call. Ameuua said mo,,t of the difficulties were re· fated lo pqor communications between the two county omces and mo,,t have now been worked out. * * * * * SANTA ANA -There are more impoverished people living on the affluent Orange Coast than statistics show or people care to admit, according to two Orange County fovernmenl personnel officers. Al Amezcua and Luis Caudillo, administ~ators ol most of a f e~erally fWKled summer youth hiring program in the county, sent field representatives into coaatal communities to rmd disadvantaged youngsters to participate. They said it was the first time any manpower program administrators had even attempted to seek out the real poverty cases in areas from Costa 'Mesa south to San Clemente. "SINCE HUNTINGTON .BEACH and Seal Beach conducted their own hiring programs, we · didn't go into those areas," Amezcua said. "Bui it was surprising what we found in ~e other coastal areas that have been s imply ignored because everyone is thought lo be rich.'' Coastal communities and the number of poor teenagers holding jobs as of this week under the bir· ing progran include : -Fountain Valley, 47 -Costa Mesa, 141 -Irvine, 42 -Laguna Beach, 20 -Newport Beach,~ -San Juan Capistrano, 19 -San Clemente, 13 -Mission Viejo area, 10 -El Toro area, 22 -Dana Point area, nine -Laguna Hills area, five HUNTINGTON BEACH OPENED up f bout 150 jobs and Seal Beach about 16 in their programs, Caudillo said. Of the 368 youngsters in eo.atal are~s other than the west county, Amezcua. noted that 164 a~e worklnt part time and 101og to school in vocational programs part. tlme but still earning 40 hours a week or pay .. Thoolh they did meet federal fair sba~e st!ln· dardl for each communlt~, ezcua and Caud1llo Uled thelr own observe and those of field workers tn asalanlng Job along the Orange ~~if we had used the fairlbre formula, wb1ch is based on the 1970 census, tome areu witb •Vl'Pril· ln&lY high numben of llllf0Yetlthe4 k~~ "'°':'Id have 1otten far fewer slots than they did. Caucbllo said. J'Oa E~A•PLE. OOS'l'A MES.\ would have satten about 20 or 30 aloe.a eciimpared to the 1'1 it re- eelved. County field work en f ouncl a lar1e pocket al poverty-level resld~nu oa Ute west side of town. Jn affiueat Irvine. whkfa probably would baH received no 1lolt, county ' offldall found mtarant tann famJUe1 and collett ltUden" who mA the poverty criteria. . 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Schulz ~~~~~~~~~ HEl{!WHAT AKE i,taU OOIN6 ON OUR 6E1' OFFM PLANE! llJE HAVE TO LEAVE! SO.\.\E OF if'IE5E COUNlt(o( LA5~E5 GET VE~{EXC1TEO WHEN THE'!' SEc A REAL FL'(IN~ .-\CE THE BOY$ I'LL HAVE A FEW WORDS D1~COVERIN6 THAT f>AM DRIVER 15 BEING HELD AGAIN5T HIS WILL, FIN6 ER5 FA.RADAY ATTEMPTS TO APOLOGIZE! DIDN'T MEAN WITH THE D.A . FIRST THIN<; MISS PEACH DICK TRACY • • IN THE MORNING.' WHAT THEY DID 15 'TANTAMOUNT TO KIDNAPPING! ,'~·'·'/ 'f •• ~ :': 'c.. . . .. . . . . by Mel t!''-~ r~· ·~~~ -~. "·~~ by Chester Gould 1& Oi'HERWIS~ THE PLACE OBEY THE SPEED SIGNS, IS ABANOONfD . '' OR WE'U. GET Pt0<ED UP! ' r' p . , : .. . ' •• : ' 1"H~Rf;:'S 1'-JO SUCH 1'"H l....iG AS NO-FAUL.-.,... INS(..)~ANCS: FOR POC1'"0RS. ~H ~ ~ l .JUST HAD IHESc PANTS CL.t=ANED, DtJMMY. HEC~~·r Hrr, BASE! C'MO~,L'c'LE, HESW1~6S LlKEA R05T"c' GATE! by RodcJer Bollen I WISH THE~1D SToPTHAT. .. HE15 6ETTIN6 MAD! .. t THE GIRLS "Well. I've finally made up my mind-I'm definitely goi,. to Mount Rushmore instead or Miami Beach." ' I Mond~.July7. ,975 DAIL y PtlOT A J s Tonight's TV Hig1!Jights ·~pirit Sparkles In Downcoast Race . :, 1 CBS (2) 8:00 -The JQ Myth. CBS new~man Dan Rather anchors this special about the ways in which the IQ concept and tests have been used mis- used and abus ed through the years.' · KTLA (5} 8 :00 -"For wh~m the BeJI ·?'Qlls." Gary C~oper and Ingrid Bergman m ~e 1943.version of the Hemingway nov-e l with Akim 1'amiroff. KCET (28) 8:00 -Broken Treaty at Bat~lc Mountain. This documentary ex- ammes the s truggle of the We stern Shosone Indians to regain 24 million acres of Nevada land. Robert Redford is the narrator. :s. TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening JULY 7 C.1IO 0 0 CI' fi2l al m GD "'- Q)O@~.t)I~ ) Ntw1 psychic predicts four thines w!R happen to Maude-the fourth bein1 lhal she will marry 1 liltll lrme- and Maude pooh.poohs lhe 1111dic· 11011s until the first tluee come l fut. l•J The Unl~uclublu 0 c~ Cl> <Il a> s.w . .u .• "lhe Sleel Plated Security Blanket (R) Mike Kane's 56-foot trimaran Spirit of America from Soulb Shore Sailing Club was the first yacht to finish Saturday in the 130-mile Marino del Rey lo San Diego race, on tlMual Fourth of July classic co- sponsored by Windjammers Yacht Club (Marina del Rey) und Southwestern Yacht Club (San Diego). • Spirit of Americp finished at 11 ;23 a.m. Saturday, one hour and 21 minutes a head of the first sina:le·hull yacht, • the converted 12-melcr ~ Anitra, sailed by Fred 1 Prei s s, Pa c ific Mariners · Yacht Club There we re 250 s turters in the race which Uus year was held in honor of the 50th annive rsary of Southweste rn Yacht Club. THE HANDICAP winner in the Performance Handicap --BOATING Racing F1 eet divis ion with seven classes was Ilkley Moor, owned ana skippered by Roy Benslead, Cpm- modoreofSWYC. H a ndicap winners: PHRF-A -1, Tasman Sea, Mike Beaupre, WYC; 2, Chipita, Jim Foyer, WYC; 3, Anitra, Fred Preiss. PMYC: 4, Hallelujah, Dick Squire, WYC ; 5, Emily Ann, Joseph Blay, CYC. P HRf'-B -1. Primera, Reuben Vollmer, KHYC; 2, Cypress V, Stephen Seiff, CYC; 3, Skoya II, Scott Rice. WYC;·4, Vamanos, Ron Wallerstedt, PMYC; 5, Lumaran, Bill Rohrs, VYC. · PHRF-C -1, Boopsie, Morris Cohen, WYC; 2, Green Hungarian, G. Kris Kristof, WYC; 3, CC & Water, Clyde Leach, WYC; 4. Alicia III, Henry Butler, OYC; 5, Second Escape, Hamilton Brothers, KHYC. · O 8o111m 0 Wid Wild Wut G)C1un Ams m Mod Squad tl)'lfair. ltreu A nalional beauty p11mt becolMs PHRF·D -l, Pegasus, J erry Montgomery, a nia~tmare wllt11 thrae dtsptt~te CBYC· 2 Hi Ho Silver Marius Griffo SBYRC· 3 men in a stolen ""'°'td ur Stitt • • • • • •. • • iwo beautiful 11o1taaes in an at-Aphrodite, Jim Gruenwald, SDYC; 4, Fiesta, Rufus 1t111Pt 19 lltll tw!1 l'!lllio!J ~rt___Roberts, SMYC.; S, Karma, Carl Hansen.,..SGVC. worth o1 jeweliy. Farrah Fiwcell PHRF-E -1, Ilkley Moor, Roy Benstead, °' Tiie lnfldHS ED Electric Company Ma)Ol1 and l..tr1Pwr1oest. SWYC; 2, Wind Seeker, Gene McKinnon, PMYC; J, ~!:'~,..!:. Entre'acte, Robert Burr, PMYC; 4, Samurai, Jim a) Roc.kJ l Ftknds w .,,,.. Wells, SBYRC; 5, Chindit, Harry and John 9:30 O Qil (I) (j)..... (R) Rhoda lhinu sht may bt Pftinant. but she isn't sure enou1h to ten Joe, especially when !It ~ home wilh the ntws 11111 his buliness is f1cin1 an econom11: squeeze. 5:30 ®J Mt~ Critflll $btw G)TllltCir1 (W ClJ ISpy tD lint Krnnedr: lo tit frte <n (Ul Duler'i Choiu m T mel fil111 ® Gallopinc Gounarl a) littlt RtsalJ ONtn ED C.ucht la tllt Act E?i)YHtttla 1:00 o o o a1 CIJ m m l'ftS 10:00 ft Qil CI) ({} Mtdicaf c .. hf ·~1urd1;'$ Cltlld" (II) In 01der to ~v• a youn1 runaway's lift, Gan- non slllalds llU from tllt autllor" liu. rn Ironside O 1owtin1101 Oonari (!) Moel Squad 00 Trvth or ConJtqutncts O Wht's MJ line: at I low Lucy Q)Tbt Fiii tll u Muitt rro~iblcla ~~ Tiie Ille VaUtJ ED 1t11trlact (.]t CJ ) ltfllllll ~Dfam.a '1) Thrte Stootu Ci) '"" lllnotl o IS CD> CD ED taribt 1.1c1y Kiiie(' (R) Alter the wife of a Sen· flor is accu»d or murder alld thttl ol a!lemplint suiade, Bu and Muk are ullcd in lo invesli1alt the U$e. Monte Markham. Lindi • t.hrsh. Judy Pitt 111d Jme:s CIJ. 0 IJhan (Utsl. 7:JO I $25.000 r,ra.id ,. krpot1 i.e.e Alllt1kn StJie RllMI• Sulldu 11 1m m T• Ttll tht Trut~ 1 • Mlllioll $ MOYit: (Cl (2hr) trturt C11da~· (llor) '6 7-Jacki Palance, Bur&ess Meredith, Be1erly mm 1'fw1 Q)Ctt S1111rt ~Crtu km ED KUP'S SHOW DEBUTS! * MASTER INTERVIEWER ED DCllrT llup's SM r~I in a ~nu ol weekly talk sho'tn w1lh hosl Chaco Sun·T•mes ColurMisl Irv Kupdnet wllo welcx>mu Mlioul and inlernalional tlle$1s lor conver· ulion with " punch -no holds barred. Adams. ll9J Ltt's Mah A Dul Q,t Ktean's Heroes Atlora Vttcel Aco111panam Ji111m1 Dea• Shtw 10:JO O ID Ntn O Ctt1111n~ flfll~d Qj AllnllllH~ I 00 WiW Wtr1d tf Anlmal1 llld fu1Ulo's Stu111 RM• Uttle Rasals a> Vtfl'I Acttll,... .. I 1:00 o @r3) (i) cas """ spec111 11:00 o rn om m""" "lhe IQ Myth" (R) lh1s eumlna· O (I) ®J@CIJ Nf'ft I tion ol the wm in •hich lht 0 l est ti '~ IQ con<epl and tests ha.. betn 'i" SCl lilt• 11Std m•Mmd and abused through. \•J tht -iem abo uaminu the power·1 0 TIM l9CJ UMlll ful inlluence ol an IQ score on 1 at Mlailll: 19llftSil* person's hit-a powea llOt widely • Q) lllld Sq1a4 ltCOlftlZtd, C8S Hews t.ofresp0n @ rn rttef GUii dtnt Dan Rather is the ancholman. Al' Tiie U ttocaalllts 0 Q1 6Ql m Nit Monday -I lfti~t lutbal lu ms lo be an-fJl) Tiii nit! U1• TIOUO(td. (Qj (i)) V'ldlfJ It S.. 0 Mem: (C) (%1/Jht) "ftr Who tllt Id Tolls" (dra) '43 -lnt ri U:JO O @(}) (I) CIS Lite lihN: ~r1mu, Cary Cooper, Ak•rn Tam (C) 'iMat' (llllll) '6& -Ptltt Tork. roll. David Jone$, MiWy Oolttu. Midi-~ WiW WU West ul ~um1tb, AnMtte foniullo. <~ > rn m T\t Rootlts 0 ~ oo d'j m JeMtJ t11111e ht Assu sl•"-(R) Chris falls In Oeblut Reynolds Is soest hostess. love with a bfautlful pholo111pher 0 Tiie lltMf111tt11ts wtio is marked lor dt1th 111 a pro· @ Mwie: "Dl"ltf_,, n.y Lift" teulonal killer . who believes she (dra) •41 _ John~d, ftlllCJ N s•bten followin& and plloloar1ph· Coltrmn. in& him. e <9 Cl)) m Wt w..w I Dtaltt's Chtke tery ''Chant ofSKenc:e" (R) Stm Monday T11r1 Frldiy · Cl G I Socur Fro• Meilco rorrest, Anne frnc1s, u u lltf ., u-it· (C) (2hr) "Tiit Moon h and John Mcla~m star. l lut . (com) 53 -Wiiiiam Holden, (!Cl 11) '55 -Robert Clarke Patne11 ""~ ':"" · , I O Movie: "Hidtoa S.11 Dt11111" M1111e McHarNll, David ldven, M • Dawn Add1111s. annini. tl1l rnmID llalt11 Tieaty ~I lat·11z:OO I Ctt-SSW01d tit ~ IU111 documtnt1n1 tht DUUri struu l• of Ille Wastarn Shosllont c.t Smalt Indians to recain 24 million Ktu elf Hev1d1 lan4. Robert Rtdlocd 12:30 0 Triiaht z-nanales lbi1 looli at lht tradr1lon ind culture of lht Shosllont Indians 1:00 B Tt11on"' and the' treaty in question. si1ntd 3 (j) @ @ News 1n 186.l by th• ~es alld lht u,s. Gov1r11mtnl mt.s~ a> JalallM La•1va11 "•1r1111 l:U 0 ...W: "'Tlllt WMtrflll Or1e• (CO!ft) '49 -T1fOlle POWtr, Gtne Tierney, Gerie loc:khart. J:JO CD Men lrilfil Sllew J:OO 0 llllt¥1t: "Jtu tf Paris" (dra) ·u -Michelt Mor1an, Paul Kt11· reld. lllomll Mitchell '-0 ~ (J) Cl) lllalldt (R) A flftltd • Tuesday 1 DAYTIME MOVIES .&..-g"Wlll Htmst"' (dll) '47 - ..,..,. AIH ltdd, Do<othr I.amour, tloyd T Nll11n, ttobtrt Ptaston. ·I Cil ~ ~ 8tlllNI" (dra) '49 1 ~rbatl Sttnwytk. Robert P1ul011. ; Sttplltn lllcNtlty, Edith Barrttt. S2:.oo at "MJ Utr (COlll) '&3 -TOlll ,, f0i11ttney, Julie Clltltllt, Mona ~ Wttl!MllrM. r J;119"flllM .. Md' (Ki ft) '$2- ' c.mtrOC1 Mitchtn, M1r11111itt Cltap t inan, AltfMlf f11nz. tl Qi '1leMlt ...... (dn) '53-Rlc:ll- •rd llectol. JtrMi MltlDll, Rolltlt fjewt011, RoMlt Ooqla. J:OOdl (C) ~ ~ (dn} '69 -Aldo Ray, Plftltla Todor. ~Cl) "nt lrut ....., (dfe) ·u -creaory Pedr, /lltt 61rdw • Malvyrl Oouclas. S:JO (I) .. .,_ ... IMt111tfty" (myi) 'C4 -Fttd MacMurraJ, Barbara Stan• i k. • (C3 "''"' .. , " tN ,., Side et Sull" (sci·li) '69 -Roy Thlnm, l)llll tO!ln1. Hert.tit Lom. 4:00 R (C) "Tiie Mt!IMM• (ICl·li> •61 ~VJ SIOCkwtn. Suwn °'""'· An('/ Scllftlbw. .:, -••• KOCE T levi ion (50) One Designers Vie Off Coast One-design sailors turned out in force Saturday and Sunday for some racing around the buoys in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's annual Independence Day Regatta. The event drew 129boats in 12classes. classes. Weather both days was bright a nd sunshiny with winds in the light to moderate range. The largest turnout on outside courses was the Etchells-22 Class with 14 entries. The Etchells i~ one of the (astest growing fleets in the local harbor area. THE NEXT LARGEST class was the Lido-14s with 28 boats in two divisions. The Lidos were rivaled by the one-man Laser class with 25 boats in two divisions. Trophy winners: » PHRF (8) -1, Sun, L. Ashely, NHYC. ETCH.ELLS-22 (14) -1, Amante, Bob Searle-s, BYC; 2, Perfect, Don Edler, NHYC; 3, Belle, John Cazier, BYC. RHODES-33 (6)-1, Mistress, Bill Taylor. BYC. LUDERS-16 (7) -l, Angel, Bill Fundenberg, ·NHYC. SHIELDS (9) -l. Charlotte, Robert Koll, NHYC; 2, Theresa, Robert Gunyon, NHYC. LID0-14A (14) -1, John Thorne, BYC ; 2, Larry Baker, CYC; 3, Marty Lockney, LIYC. LID0-14B (14) -1, Roy Woolsey, LIYC; 2, Pete MacDonald, NHYC; 3, Robert Mindte, LIYC. LASER A (12) -l, &ott Barnard, NHYC; 2, Chris Raab, HHYC; 3, Mike Arrigo, NHYC. LASER B (14) -1, Nina and Jack Nielsen; 2, Kim Jones NHYC; 3, Dayna Williamson, BYC. SABOT A (11) -1, Jack Franco, LIYC; 2, Mike Pinckney, BCYC; 3, Steve Otto, BCYC. SABOT B (9) -1, Mark Whitehouse, NHYC; 2. Jerry Norman, BCYC; 3. &ott Patrick, BCYC. SABOT C (13) -1, Jeff Doder, NHYC; 2, Morgan Morgan, NHYC; 3, Tim Sullivan, BCYC. S01okin Captures .Dana Point Race . Smokin, an Islander·41 sailed by Jim Livermore of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club, was the Class A win- ner in Dana Point Yacht Club's Independence Day race for Performance I landicap Racing Fleet yachts Sunday. The race was s ailed over an eight-mile Olympic style course in 20·2.5 knot winds and choppy seas. CLASS A -1, Smokin; 2, Big Kahuna II <Islan- der-36) Mark Townsend , DPYC; 3, Outward Bound (Cart~r-39) Jim LenthaJI, DPYC. CLASS B -l, Sundance (Cal-27) Jack Mayer, Capo BYC; 2, A·voca (Cal-28) Tim Fuller, DPYC; 3, Sola Via <Balboa-26) KarlLassey, DPYC. CLASS C -1, D'Mur (Santana-22); H.J . Ki_pps,· Capo BYC; 2, Psyche (Columbia Defender) Tom Nehbras, DPYC; 3, Beluga, (Coronado-25) Hilding Johnson, DPYC. Schmidt Scores In Laser Race Hugo Schmidt of Newport Harbor Ya~ht Club won the Dislrict-24 ,. T ti Ytt• WUll M1•1ll" (Cl IN Ytt• Wllll Ml ••lhoe ICJ (KOC El Yoq• l•IK OVnt. Yacht Racing La5er championship at San Diego in •· 75-boal Oeet that qualified the top finishers for lhe na- l Ion a I and North American cbam- pionshipe. &hmidt is a student at San Diego State College and is one of the top sailors tor the Aztecs. ()((I Yoe.-ltlK OUfM 1·11 .. HH. ~..... c. ... , (Cl » 8N<lrt( ~'4MIY CCI ((TW) CKOtll "Clll~ni Aoal111\ Ctlmt" :• S.W_ .. ,..., ICl ICTWI ,... 1,.1.,11attual Alllm•tlt• I. Ml'"' .... ,. 11w111•.... ""tl••I CCl (PIS) "MuMO" e·>e ... ..,. CCI 1ot <PBSI ·~ a VIiia Al••(() IPl!ISI 11..:. It Yo;,r eocly" • '°"'l''llUI °'"''.._' CCI IP8SI .,.. ,-. way It wu IC) (PBSI flltlotllt Mw,.11 t!ly Sttum•" •<T:..... "'•d So•·CtrlllM ll World S«lei'• • .. lten'tf Ari ICI "K-" "~"'"' Final Giv n Voyaaers Yachl Club has announced final 1t.andings In lts Hot Rum Series or races for VYC members only. Ann Landers The wlnMr was Dave Williams in his Albatross sloop. Pintado. Runn<'r· ,. ADVISES up was Dan Pike's -:. Ncwport·27 Viklna. third I t h I thllfl jHJt}j was Bob Darnell's Jslan· n e ; ---dor-30Mark..tl,BeboU1. Other quaHfiers in the district meet were Skip Malthancr, SOYC; Mark Reynoldis , SDYC; Ed Trevelyan. CYC: Ken Karnes, MBYC; Don Krebs, M BYC; Mike Eisenberg, WYC: Doug Hosford, St BYC; Jay Butler, M BYC; JcfC Blaney, MSYC. Needham. SMYC. ·PHHl"-1'' -11 Tiare, Keith Harter, CBYC; 2. KHYC. 5, Sun Stre aker, Bob Morris , KHYC. Our Joy, Kurj Golden. SBYRC, 3, Tai Vez, David Osborne, SFVSC; 4, f'inesse, Hal Pudewa, CBYC; 5, Kasel!!hlia, J . H. Rainwat.l'r, CYC. MORF·B -l, Maia, Joe Marino. SBYRC: %. Walurs. James Worthington, SMYC; 3. Sirena, Dem Zrnn . C 8 YC; 4, Salt.shaker, Bob Boyes, Ana YC; 5, Breu, Fh 1y Hussell, SBYRC. PHRFOVERALL-1, Ilkley Moor; 2. Th.ire: 3, Boopsie; 4, Pegasus; 5, lli Ho Silvl!r. IOR-A -1, Showdown. F. W. Ritcheson, Capo BYC; 2, Altheris , Ray li11oth. BYC; 3, Bandit, Steve Morton, Chicago YC; 4, Zeus. Bill Gilbert, PMYC; 5, Hurricane Deck. Morrie Kirk, BYC. MORI-' OVft:RALL -1, Maia; 2, W\!.lrus; 3# Sirena, <t , LOV\1 ls, 5, Saltshaker. IOR-8 -1. Blue Max, Herb Harris, WYC; 2, Pretty Lady, Bob Kinq, PMYC; 3, Auspicious. Rob. Batcher, S WYC: 4, So Long IV, Gary Swe nson, Ana· YC; 5, llolonui, Walsh and Pascoe, CBYC. 1'10KA -1, Knocker, Butch Cassidy; SM Yt,;; 2, Live Wir(', Duke Jones; 3, Groovin,• Baker and Sachs, SMYC; 4, Merlin, Jack Ibach, SMYC; 5, Shadow 1-'ux, Steve Austin, CYC. . SC HOO NEHS AND KETCHES -1, Intrinsic, Edmund l·'renc h. WWYC; 2, J ean LaFitte, James MORF-A --1, Love Is, Bob Crum, CYC: 2, Zephyr , Dave Kla tt. Ana YC; 3, Le Sunset, Charles Gouthier , KHYC; 4, Jehiban Ma ru. Kokki Shindo, W1bon. LA YC. . M l 'LTlllL LL l , Sagittarius. Ralph Morris : PVY('. 2, lmt Loa, Vic Stern Sl BYC; J Na iad, Wal· lyColhns. M BYC. • SK ~·· m\alakt lore.a rhe .-e cl 1"111 bfMd new E111eut-- 0., -a INICh;nt,i Cr- They,. walnut will> It-lnlllid 1op1. Conttmooraty a1y11ng • l"'O'eUlve Musi IM ro •DOttclale Vlluod .. 111100 Ma1to • , .. n oltt;<. l'nvilO petty 6 73-8300 Like To Hear More About the TRANSCENDENTAL ·THE EARL'S f'l.llMllMG, HtATIWG Ala C:OHP. s..-.1c:1 TlMI "un AT YOUIOOOI I 495-0401 I BobHope and other stars in free shows! Admis~ion Sl.75 Childrm, t>-12 Sl.00 Childrm undrr ~ix-frtt l M • . MEDITATION PROGRAM? As Tat.)ght By MAHARISHI ---MA-l:!ES~ YOGI Free Introductory Lecture 8 p.m. ·~ h WESTMINSTER TUESDAY. JULY 8 Keystone S~iMJs •Beach & Westminstef" , NEWPORT BEACH . WEDNESDAY. JULY 9 Marinen School Auditorium • lr•ine & Mariners .IRYINE THURSDAY, JULY I 0 Uninrsity High School, Litffe Theater, Cul•er and Campus For Information Call 835-3777 or 642·4741 · . akeup wealthier Every morning, daily interest is added to every .Los Angeles .Federal Savings Account: Passbook Savings -Certificates of Deposit- 1 nvestment Certificates All at highest rates LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Savings in sured to $40,000 Safe deposit boxes and the most wanted sa ving s services Newport Beach Office 3201 Newport Blvd. • 675-4500 (Across from City Hall) Head Office Downtown: Los .Angeles Federal Savings and Loan Association One Wilshire, Los Angeles 90017 Other offices throughout the area .. -- • } . ' UPI hlet»Mto BUFORD PUSSER Monday. July 7. 1975 Battle B1•ilds Up for Sheriff's · Story SELMER. Tenn. <AP) -Buford Pusser, the l egendury sheriff ot McNairy County. died last August, but the legal tangle over who has the right to tell bis story continues. Pusser filed a Chancery Court suit last year to preserve the commercial value of his life and the days when he was sheriff. THE COURT BA'M'LE intensified re- cently when a countersuit asking for $S million in damages was filed against Pusser's estate. The dispute, as outlined in the legal files of the McNairy County chancery clerk's office. is a maze ot claims and counterclaims. The different s uits have been con- solidated into one case and s hould come to trial late this summer. THE LATEST COURT ACTION came when W.R. Morris, author of a book about Pusser, .. The Twelfth of August," filed a counterclaim against the Pusser estate. Morris charged that Pusser did not ful· ly advise him of the contract he had with Bing Crosby Productions. Pusser signed a pact with the California movie company in 1969. ln that pact, Pusser gave the movie com- pany lbe right to produce ftlms based on real and fictitious events in Pusser's life, in return for royalties. THE PRODUCTION FlRM exercised the option and made the movie, "Walking Tall," a huee commercial success. Morris, who signed a contract in 1970 to write about Pusser's life, contends that Pusser told him the contract with Bing Crosby Productions was for only one movie and it would not limit Morris from "otherwise e.xploiting motion pie· lures." Morris said that because Pusser failed to advise him fully about the contract~ Morris' financial backing in a movie company formed to film .. The Twelfth or August'' was made worthless. MEANWHILE, MEMPIUS singer Ed· die Bond has also claimed rights to Pusser's story. Bond said be and Pusser formed Bond-Pusser Enterprises in the 1960s to commercialize PUsser's life. Pusser, killed in an auto accident, ap. parently died a rich man because of the succes~ of "Walking Tall." He alsobad a $300,000 insurance policy. His teen-age daughter. Dwana Pusser, inherited the bulk of the e state. If you go~ mashed in the elevator -V#ith your soft pack ' try our neYI hard pack. l l I en son Warn ing : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I Regular and Menthol , I 17 mg. "tar," l.1 "1. nicotine, av. per cigarette, by FTC Method. PADDLING OWN CANOE By JO OLSON OfU..D•llYPli.tS&.lff When Kathy E·mory said she planned to lead canoe tours for teenagers down the Colorado River in the summer, she was often told, ··You' r e crazy. 11 Why not, she ask~ herself, after hearing this for the ump- teenth time, call her new busi: ness "Crazy Lady Adventure Tours?'' She did, and now that she has been in business for a little over a year, she is convinced her idea was not crazy. "It's all mine, and I proved I can do it,'' she said. The Newport Beach grandmother offers several things which make her trips un· usual. First. she prepares all the fooCJ herself before leaving. The meals are all home-cooked, as opposed to many tours which of. fer freeze-dried or canned food. A typical menu might include fried chicken, potato salad, fresh fruit, fondue, steak, shish kabob and baked potatoes. Second, s he provides all the ............... --·- equipment, except for personal effects and sleeping bags. Many people are hesitant about taking a trip down the) Colorado, s he explained, because they don't know what to take or don't have the right equipment. WEEKEND GUESTS "I 'm organized. 1 know what I'm doing. I treat my customers like they are guests in my home f<J! a weekend.'' · Mr,s . Emory began canoeing five years ago. with her husband, Dan,. and children. When he r youngest son, now 7, went off to school, she found that she needed something to do. As the mother of four, she had been through the usual PTA and field trip r outine, had coached volleyball and gone camping with the family, so she was r~ady for a change of pace. "But I'm not sure how far l want to go with Crazy Lady,'' she said. "J 'm selfish with my time." When the "crazy lady" does guide a group down the river, it is more than just a canoe trip. It is a history lesson, a biology ex- Rapid Start For Adventure "A Grand Canyon n ver tnp is many things: riding.a h1111dred ma· jor rapids and many les&er ones .. . lunch on a roe k by. a water/all .. . good companions and new friends diaccroered . . . tcuty Western out· door meals . . . camps under the clean Am:ona sky." -Postcard message A raft trip down the.Colorado R iver isn 'l the right vacation for everyone, but for those who like that kind of thing, it can be a real adventure. Margaret Sowers. on her first trip, for example, got more ex· citement than s he bargained for. through the Grand Canyon, a 285-mile trip. This trip was arranged by Mar· ty Link, curator or the Navajo Museum in Window Rock, Ariz. Its special attraction was a side trip to a ruin 4 112 miles from the river. Link. who puts together some sort of an expedition each sum · mer, also lectured during the evening camp fires about what the group had seen and what they would come to the next day. Nine of the 20 passengers an<t crew were women and the youngest person was 13. The charter company provided a ll the food and accessories, so all the travelers had to bring were slteping bags and their own clothes. · pedition, a talk around the camp fire, some quiet moments of fis· bing and "a good tiredness." She offers an eight-day trip for teenagers, which includes a campout at an old Indian fort and side trips down tributaries of the river, and a weekend package for adults. On the teen trips, the part.le•· pants also share the chores of cooking, cleaning and making came. TEENS CLEAN "They also clean up the entire area as we go along," Mrs. Emory said ... We usually come back with 15·18 large bags full of trash.'' 'fhe teenagers deve lop a camaraderie after the first few · days, she adq~d. and by the end, they are "a tightly knit group." While the camp fire is burning to embers, they aJso do a lot of talk· ing, she said, oflen sharing their problems. Mrs. Emory gives all partici· pants a cra s h course i n canoemanship before they start down the river. The adults get a briefing right at the river, and the teenagers r eceive a full day's instruction in the Newport Bay. Both the Emorys Ch er husband. a free-lance writer, often goes) are trained in first aid and know the signs of heat pro- stration, so they can deaJ with any e mergency which might arise in the desert sun. When the trip is over, Mrs. Emory prese nts each person with a special ·'Crazy Lady" patch in blue, white and black lo commemorate the experience. Many people, when signing up (perhaps coerced by a spouse or parent) say 'Tm notgoingtolike it,'' Emory commented, but "they usually end up coming back. "It's actually the only way to make a trip through the desert on your own.'' RACCOON THIEVES He recalled one morn.ing when the g roup saw a coyote coming down to the river to get a drink, and another time when a raccoon ate aU the bread supply. "We've also seen owls a nd cranes," he BEA ANDERSON, Editor -...,,Jwr>,ttH f'l191•t Kathy Emory, known as the 'Crazy Lady, ' a guide for trips down the Colorado River .goes canoeing with Pups and husband Dan. added. ' ' It ,· s a n e n j o ya b I e e x . perience," Mrs. Emory com- .mented. "It's .·so quiet on the river " Mr~. Emory prefers to take her groups during the week, when few other people are on the river , because motorboats Q_lake life miserable for the canoers on weekends. "Sometimes they try lo turn us over.·' she lamented. But the motorboats really don't bother the Cr a zy Lady. She has • achieved what she set out lo do, which was to get her own business going, and 'She<. now looks back over the past year and a half with satisfaction. "It's all mine," s he 5ays of her organization. "It really is her business. She's proven it,'· agreed her husband. There is one other aspect of her achi~em ent which Mrs. Emory r eally savors. "J've shown that a crandmother can be interest- ing!" she exclaimed. : The party was barely on its way when the Newport Beach resident slipped on a rock and hit her elbow. "I thought my arm was broken.," s he said. "They were going to send me out by helicopter from Phantom Ranch.'' Thev slept on the ground. which was "roughing it, all right,'' Mrs. Sowers said. MRS. ED SOWERS SHOWS DAUGHTER TRISH AN AUTOGRAPHED SOUVENIR Mrs. Sowers, who was accom· panying her daughter, Patricia, a teacher on the Hopi Indian re· servalion in Arizona, wanted to go so badly that s he changed her mind, however. Fortunately, a doctor from Albany, N. Y., was on the trip, so she had medical care the whole seven days. Sitting in her Ii ving room, with her arm still bound up (it was diagnosed as a rotator cuff in- jury), she talked about what it's like to float down the river Crom Lee's Ferry to Pierce Ferry The group didn't rough it dur- ing meal times, however. ''We had soup and s alad every night and dessert. Breakfasts were cheese omelets, blueberry pa n· cakes, sausage and scrambled eggs, and dinners included pork chops , chicken, ham and steaks." U the fish can eat the leftover food, it goes in the river, Mrs. Sowers said. ''Otherwise, ever· ythini? else has to be taken out." Each person was allowed 50 pounds of luggage, but Mrs. Sowers found that only some blue jeans were necessary. "You're in the water hall the time and your feet are wet most of the time," she said. There are 300 rapids in the Grand Canyon, some with a rat· ing of 10 (the most treacherous), but Mrs. Sowers said she wasn't frightened at all. The travelers were required to wear life jackets at all times when they were in the boat, and had instructions for surviving, if they fell out into the rapids: "Just lie on your back with your head up, your arms pointed out and your legs (with your feet together ) pointing downstream . . "You will float through the rapid and can be pickt.'<i up al the bottom of the rapid by ) our boat." When she discussed the trip before she went, reactions were mixed, Mrs. Sowers said. "Half the people said I was crazy and Imitator Not Entertaining DEAR ANN LANDERS: This letter will never appear in your column because it ts so crazy, but I'm going to write it anyway because I have to let oft steam. My boyfriend and I have been • ioing toaether tor 10 months. Ed'& a nice IUY but he &ets Un· happy lf he iln 't the center or at· t.ention. When we are with family or friends and Ed can't get the h •potlighl he bqins to make animal sounds. Ed was raised on a farm and can do the whole barnyard. Hl1 cow lmltaUona are 10 Ufellke you wouldn't btlieve it. I find tbls glmmJck chUdisb • and annoyin g . His cackling, crowing, quacking, clucking and barking has derailed many a good conversation. Any sugges. Uons.?-ED'SGIRL DEAR GIRL: Wbea tomeooe elte c.ella Ed to s &op maJdDg a jadan '"8t of lllmsell, lte'U pro- babty 4.Ut. I bope it bappens soon. V•tll tben, lgttore tbe down. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A l"e· cent column raised my dander! ·A woman wrote suggestlns that "Domestic Engineer" was a bet· t er title than plaln old ,~ "Housewife." You agreed with her! Why is it that everyone wants to be an engineer these days? The guy down the street takes a three-week course on bow to fix refrieerators and suddenly he's a "Refrigeration Engineer." The gardener is a "Landscaping Engineer.·· Trash collectors are ·'Sanitation Engineers." While most of the.<1e people spent their youth on run and games, I was in college poundlng the books. No rah-rah fraternity stuff. Th1t was for the liberal arts and business majors. No paddling a canoe on Moonlight Bay with lovely coeds. It was WORK. Five long years, to be ex· act. · Today I AM an engineer, a pro- fessional certified by the st.ate and mighty proud of it. 1 resent people taking m y tiUe without having earned it. Tell that housewife to call herself "Doctor ol Domestic Drudgery" and see how the MDs like ill I'm signing myself -A PROFES.5IONAL ENGINEER DEAR P.E.: I bave heft lnun· da&ed wltb. ~tters from pr'O· ffflioeat enpaeera -all mad at the others said 'Oh, 1wish1 could go'." She couldn't separate one part or the trip as her favorite. "l en- joyed being with the different everytfling. The food was good. The rapids were exciting," s he said. In spite of her injury, she said she is ''still glad '' she went, and wouldn't mind going again. She probably will never forget Vasey's Paradise, where the fateful slip occurred, but Dave, the skipper, made sure it wiU be indelibly etched on her memory. i. He mad e a fl ag Just ror her. with a red cross in the middle and the words "Vasey's Paradise" boldly inked above. and had all the passengers and crew sign their names. It's just the inspiration shl needs to make a "rapid" re· covery. Ann Land.ers me. Wby don't you characters wake up and s mell lbe colfee? 11aat title "Domestic Ellgineer" Is 10 patently pompous that no one lD bis ript mbtd woald take it seriously. Wile re'• )'Oar. aetl5e olbumor, feUas'! DEAR ANN LANDERS: t live in Rockville Center, New York, and have been a ran ot the Mets for a long lime. They are 50 great I'd walk to the end of the earth to see them play. Something about tM Mets bas been bothei;i8" me and l never · knew who to ask. A buddy of mine said, "Ask Ann'Landers. I I she does n 'l know she'll find out." So, here's the question: Wh~ don't our wonderful Mets havt• their names on the backs or thci1 uniforms like the other clubs'' Thanks, Ann. -PROUD Of THE HOME TEAM. DEAR PROU D: The Meh . attn't alone. Many ~ams la tk miUon doa't aew players' nam• OD Lbe backll of tlltelr ulform&. Unlike pro football. wbeN Uw leape dlct•tes ••lfonn M)tl«S. ~ mlllate detaU baeel»all dube an fJft to do as they pleue. DAILYPtlOT HandWriting on the. • • 'Professor' r Charles.£. Bower has analyzed handwriting either as C#. an avocation or vocation for the past 60 years. By JO OLSON OfU..O.llyPI ........ 1f you don't want Charles E. Bower to know anything . about you, you'd ~tter t.ype all your correspondence to him. '•Prof es so r • • Bower, a handwriting e'Jtpert, admitted during a demonatraUoo that be unconscious ly analyzes each piece of handwriting which com· es before his eyes. But that would seem only natural, after a person has had nearly 60 years experience in the field. Bower has analyzed the handwriting of Holly wood celebrities and sports figures, as well as people in all walks of life from all over the world. He told Judy Garland, ala par- ty given by Forrest Tucker, lbal she should slow down, and said ol boxer Jack Dempsey, "he has a very active mind and body, greatly appreciates music and has executive ability that is guided by excellent intuition." In the course of analyzing the handwriting of thousands or peo- ple, he has been asked most often if he can make predictions about the future. An Analysis Sampled "Some people say it is fortune telling," Bower said. "I can only make constructive criticism and offer suggestions.'' EARLY START Bower's a vocation, which ear- ly in life became a second career for him, started when he was in the seventh grade. His history teacher in San Diego chided him for writmg poorly for her, when he had won certificates for his ex- cellent penmanship. .2 a._ J :;f;.d . Sagittarius Here is Professor · Bower's analysis of th~ handwriting at left: "You like to get to the point. You h ave eyes like an eagle and a memory lake an elephant. You are a sharp observer. If something interests you, you hear it. He complained to his guardian, a Navy fleet intelligence officer, who said in r e ply, "I think I 'll make a ha ndwriting expert out of you." This, he explained, wtuld in- volve not only the study of handwriti~g. but of typewriters, paper and ank. fl\ r:i. 111n , Needs Accentuated "Your e motions do not rule. You have originali- ty and versatility. You do not Jive in the past. You remember only the good things from the past. "You enjoy people and Jike people, but you are a n ambivert, which means that yoJL are a good host, but like lo be a lone until you get caught up with whatever your project is or until you think things through. ff;_~ iNSU°RA°Nc! ~~1tl4"9rW ......... ~~ COSTA MESA A ~ 541.5554 ,' nJESDAY, JULY 8.1975 ' : BySYDNEYOMARR A&IES (March 21· April 19): You discover how to get what you need and what it will cost. Practical affairs dominate. A business as· &0eiate will lend benefit of experience -if you so permit. TAURUS CApril 20· May 20): Dealings with neighbors, relatives are emphasized. A work or- . der, a special service is nailed down -you get resUlls which in past have evaded reach. GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): Money, speculative ventures -and special relationship are all on agenda. Specifically, you eel involved, imprint de- sires and style. CANCER (June 21 · July 22): If analytical, you perceive s ubtle nuances. Cycle is high and opposition could be transformed into con- atnJctive challenge. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Special recommendation could result in genuine bargain opportunity. Friendly advice , penuasion are featured. Yo.tare given privileged information. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl· 22): You learn now that you get nothing for nothing. Even one who hands you something on proverbial silver platter does have a price. Manufacturer's FACTORY OUTLET ). -~ .i .) ,,, °'.AJ' (yf'f'.,.do.- SALE 20% OFF EVERYDAY DISCOUNT · PRICES . If NATIONAU 1' ADVERTISED BETTER QUALITY IUIAHDS M JUMOR I MISIES &POf!TIW£A" I UNOERIE ,_ .-....,. ....... . ...... ....... . ......-. ., .......... ............................... ........ ....... ........ ·~ ·--·~ ·-·~·-... ..... ...... ,. ... ··-........... ~-· ··1-i-1-1 .... -1 ~T,INC. ::in:-~--~ DAil V PILOT LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Business proposi- tion deserves close scrutiny. You are capa- ble of knowing how lo handle authority and money. Key is to be con- fident. Deal from posi· lion of strength. SCORPIO (Oct. 23. Nov. 21): You finish, complete, reach beyond what appears to be limitation or capacity. One you admire seeks your counsel. Go behind the scenes. Rip aside layers of superficiality. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You get lo heart of matters. Emo- tional needs are accen- tuated. If single, you think seriously of ending· that state. If married, you could "rediscover" mate. CAPRI CORN <Dec. 22-J an. 19 ): Someone is in your corner, singing your praises. Know it and be grateful. Avoid sentimentality -do what must be done and ao it in efficient manner. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Light touch is necessary. See picture as a whole. Leave bits, pieces for another time. Your populfrily is on in- crease. You meet people and go places. PISCES <F e b . 19· March 20): You will do some reviewing, revis- ing and r e modeling. Now yw can perfect techni- ques. Dance to your own &bHope and other stars in free shows! D ~D motorcycle rJCt'!t rodro • TV sho~ horst show hundttds of nhibits! AdmlSSIOn Jl.iS Chlldrtn. ._12 SJ.00 (hildrft'I undirr ,;.-fm t..~ , tune. Your own finishing touches are key to suc· cess. U Today Is \'our Birth· day you are loyal, d y n <i mic , a powerhouse when you make up your mind. New s tart, added indepen- dence indicated for lhis year, with July a very significant money month. JirL A \rcmon·s $17.50 0''You like to talk, but don't tell anything but what you want someone else to know. You s how intuition, inventiveness and an appreciation for music." SPORTSWEAR 'M~IQlff PlALA NfwsXlr1 Beoch 548-4121 Summer curls at half-price! Reg. $35. Get a great cut. super curls and cha'lge from a $20 bill I Now that's the sort of.beauty news you're after! We'll cut your ha ir beautifully, then treat it to a gentle perm. All for $17.&0. Or. our $50 perm/cut combo is just $25. Call for your appointment. Robinson's Beauty Salon. Robinst>n's Newoort 2 Fiishion Island e44-2aoo The young Bowe r asked, "When do we start?" and his guardian said, "Now. Thus began a lif eloo& love of character and bandwrltina analysis, which has taken Bower to Olvera Street ln Loe Aqele.s, the hontff of celebrities for guest appearances, the' police depart· ment for special assignments and to night clubs for aolo engagements. • Bower-bas-studied with Lou18e Rice, whom be calls the "mother of graphology," and DeWitt Lucas, the "dean" of grapholoey. and anthropologist Katherine Blackford. Fr-om Dr. Blackford he learned to read character from a person'& frame and face. APPRENTICE After serving in the Navy, Bower became a plasterer's ap- prentice and learned the "finer arts" of the business which he was lo follow for most of his life. He traveled throughout the U.S . working on theaters, churches, and the "better build- ings,'' where the a rt of ornamen- tation was most highly developed. All the while, he was studying handwriting analysis, which was to be a lifesaver when the d~pression came and building cdnstruction screeched lo a hall. For three years, Bower worked with the San Antonio police de- partment, sheriff and district at- torney on criminal cases and in· vestigations of forgery. Then, h e returned to California, started his own night club act and opened a booth at · Olvera Street. Bower has found that a person·~ -sign1lture is often dif· ferent than his normal writing, so be usually has his subjects write a sentence or two then sign their name. The most flamboyant signatures are those of s how business people and real estate and uted car salesmen, he said. The used car seleaman's 1i1nature, in partlcular, often 'f'lll expreH more eoofldence thu bis norm~l handwriting, Bower added. . EMOTlONSINJi'L1.JENCE "Handwdtlng ialeo vartes with a person's emotional moods and mental outlook,•' he said. But no matter~ ~rd a person tries, his ·bandwrU.ing does not 'Vary, Bower e.m- phasized. "You may write your nitme a thousand times, and ev~ time that oame may appear different lo you, but it still cames your own personal characteristics." · 'l>en habits, in other words, do · not belong to anyone but)'OU." Bower, who also has done handwriting analysis on the radio and written for various publications, offered a few hints during his demonstration: -An open a, o, d, g or q shows one who divulges personal af- fairs to others. When closed tightly. the person is secretive and self-contained. -When lower loops are long, there is a great desire for travel, c hange, variation . The homemaker and detailisl make shorter loops. -Large capital l's show vani· ty, conceit and an over· developed ego. -A circle dot over the "i" shows a desire lo be different than others . Bower, a 71-year-old who loves to have a long line of people wait• ing for an analysis, said he hasn't changed murh since he was a you"g apprentice slu.iying at night to get-ahead.-- "I'm still the same way -am- bitious, ''he said with a smile. The professor will continue to analyze handwriting al Mariners Savings and Loan, Westcliff at Dover in Ney.iport B.eaeh, weekdays through July 10, from 12:30 to4:30 p.m . You always find current fashion fabrics and savings of FGs. vc;»i les and pop Ii ns coordinated prints voiles natural muslln lf'1 o "°'"'°' 10< 'fOI" c.... ..... ro1 I~ Elllbtoodef °' '''"' ...,h Vot1f OWi' creG11¥e tdeo., 100% Colloft. 1110<h1 .. wa1hoble 38-39" ..,.de fG1' reg lCIN pnu 89' Vol11e1 to 1.00 yd jersey prints ANotted pon..t11 ond talon lot, IC>fa, blou-. dreuu oocl IOftll u•,,1. Al...i• Tnoceta!e-Nyloft blefodl olld Troocetotu. 4.S·.S•" wode, fG1' 'ti lOW p11cH 1.79.2.29. Volue1IO2..S9·3 . .SO. terrycloth ~ ortd ~ for play ad lpCttswtO 4S" wiide. FGt' 199 lOW ~ 1fi, VMI to l.50. • poplins ' , ... JULY I t ' Monday.Juty7, 1975 HITE SALE. • • percaje sheets full rl'gularly 6'.00 Queen r Pgul;u ly I L OO kin~rogufitrl y 14.50 • ~tandatct <. a~e!) reg 5. 50 king !ti.1;e cases reg. 6.50 Sodth Coast Plaza~sta Mesa. 3333 Bristol St., 546-9321 Westminster Mall-Golden State at San· Diego Fwy., 898-2521 Monday thru Friday 10-9:30 Saturday 10-7 Sunday Noon to 6 " ' ·. ,. ' • EWL Y PH.OT •• -·I I ., , .. .. •• . .., I • i ~. I ll .. . • ., OAfl Y PILOT • " . Ruffian Fights Cas~ Has to Be Destroyed From ComblDed Wire Services NEW YORK -The qualities that made Ruffian a great race horse .,. size, s peed and spirit - made it impossible for her to s ur· vive a crippling injury. Despite s ix veterinarians' at- tempts to save her life through surgery, the c hampion filly was destroyed early today. The tall, stately, coal-black horse shat- tered two sesamoid bones in her right foreleg during her $350,000 mat c h race with Foolish Pleasure at Belmont Park Sun· day. Announcing the decision to kill the horse rather than prolong suf- fering from the injury, Dr. Alex Harthill said : "She has struggled and fought so bard coming out of the anesthesia that she broke the cast. The cast has berome an en- tangled mess, there is intensive swelling and hemorrhaging." Ruffian's ow er, Stuart A. J en- ne o ha epl a vigil at the veterinary ospital until mid- night, was informed by telephone and acquiesced with the doctors' opinion that further efforts to re· pair the damage would be futile. Ruffian was put away with an injection in he r neck . S he thrashed about for a few mo- ments while lying on her side, then fell back. ,. Pleasure when Vasquez, the re- gular rider for both 3-year-olds, chose to ride the previously UD· beaten Ruffian. "It's a shame. J saw going down the backstretch that Vas· quez was working to try and get away, but my coll stayed with them. Then l saw it happen. I could bear it crack. What a shame. 1 hale to see a good fllly hurt like that." FOOLISH PLEASURE (2) FORGES AHEAD OF RUFFIAN AT START OF MATCH RAcat'~"°~ Ruffian was destroyed despite a desperation attempt by six veterinarians to save her lHe with surgery. Many trainers had said the 3-year-old filly was potentially the best thoroughbred race horse ever. The filly had won all 10 of her previous races before· meeting Foolish Pleasure, winner of the Kentucky Derby. Their match race offered $225,000 to the win- ner, $125,000 lo the second-place horse. Ruffian, owned by Mr. and Mrs .. Janney and trained by Frank Whiteley Jr .• almost b,.ad her career ended by injury last year. Aller winning her fll"St five starts, the 2-year·old filly cham· pion suffered a hairline fracture of a bone in her right hind leg,. an injury that forced her to miss competing against the colts in the Triple Crown Races this past spring. When she did return to action, she proved without a doubt that no other 3-year-old fil. ly could stay with h~r. Rau Sparkles LA Plays Well, Loses Ground WS ANGELES (AP) -The Los Angeles Dodgers concluded their best homestand in more lhan two months with a victory ~er San Francisco Sunday, bul ~ey still lost a game in the stand- ings lo Cincinnati. •,;."It was great to Se\: Doug Rau pitch the way he did," said Jim Wynn. "because if we're going to ·Dodgers Slafe .. • All9.ames •11KABCl1tol !'!Y I Los Angeles•' Pltt•bu•Qh ~y •Los Angele\ i i Poll\bur<jll ~ly 10 L~ Anqeles .ti P1t1sbur91' • JOp.m • lOp m . • lOp.m. catch Cincinnati, he's going to liave lo make a big contribution, just like he did today." Rau came within sax outs of l>urling a no-hitter Sunday, giv- *1g up a leadoff single in the e ighth inning to Chns Speier. He won 5-1 but lost his shutout in the ninth on two singles and a .sacrifice Oy by Bobby Murcer. 1l was the Dodgers' fifth vic- t ory in th e seven-game bomestand a nd left them eight james behind the Reds -one came worse off than when they Arrived home . : Idle today. the Dodgers begin a $ix-game trip Tuesday night in f'iltsburg h. Bill Buckner homered in the . Dodgers' big four-run inning and l U.S. Crew Scores Win . . ; LONDON CUPI ) -The J>otomac Boat Club of fu as hingto n gave the United ates its only win in Sunday's mals of the Henley Royal Regat-ta , taking the stewards' cup for ~oxless fours by virtue or a 21.6 t e ng th victory over Lady :Margaret, Cambridge. : Potomac clipped five seconds pff the 10-year-old course record for the event, finishing in 6:50. : Harvard U niv e r sity's b eavyweighL crew trailed the British national eig ht from Lean· Cter-Thames Tradesmen in the grand cha llenge cup, the ·blue tJbbon event. Ha rvard~ unbeaten until it ar- nved in England two weeks ago, raised its r a te lo 48 but could not it.op the British crew from Wln- hing by two lengths in 6: 16. • ~ . Steve Yeager drove in three runs. Rau has had ups and downs this season -w inning five of his first six d~cisions, then losing the.., next five but he has pitched well the last severa l starts. has won three out of four decisions and is 8-7 for the season. "I just wanted to keep us in the game," he said of Sunday's game plan. "But then we got those four runs in the firs t inning and that was a big, big li rt, believe me." He literally breezed the first four innings, allowing only one base runner. on an error by shortstop BiTI Russen , and then got some splendid defensive backing the next three innings. Steve Garvey m ade a running catch or Spe ier's pop fly in the fifth and right fielder John Hale ran a long way Lo catch up with Marc Hill's s hort fly ball the s ame inning. In the sixth Russell made a shoe-lop grab of a liner off the bat of pinch hiller Steve Ontiveros, and then in the seventh Dave Lopes and Garvey made out- standing plays. Lopes went far to his ri«ihl to m ake the pl ay on a grounder by Chris Arnold that was headed for centerfield. Then Garvey saved the no-hitter by spearing Bobby Murcer's hot s mash on one hop and making the putout. "l couldn't believe that one," Rau admitted. "Murcer is some kind of good hitter but Steve made the big play." Speier then led off the eighth with the Giants' first base hit, a solid single between third baseman Cey and Russell. ''It wasn't where l wanted it," Rau ~aid of the pitch to Speier, "and he's a pretty good hitter. He nailed it pretty good." SAN FltAHCISCO LOS ANOE LES .... , " bl .... , " Ill D Thom.o\2b Arnold II Mururrf Mof\lllr>Pt lb Spe1eru 8 M lllttrlb Hill e l hom.o50f1 ct J .Browncl 8r.od1eyp Ontlv~ro\ph c. 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Overshadowed in recent weeks by I.he lel:.IJ!Ul' leadinl.{ feats of J ohnny Henc.·h and J~ Morgan, Rose has qu1t'lly climbed over .300 again des pate a move to third betse. "r feel hke ·a kid with a new ioy." says Rose of his new job. Hose is convinced he's heading for a nother .300 season. He figured to have over JOO ruts by the mid way m ark this month and bued on his history ol, furious~ attond half fln 1she~. he is project- ing a 200 h1tyear. ''This year I 'II finL,b strong," says nose. wh1J ~ufft'red throul'h his rarst ~ub-.300 s N1son.in <1 f'I< .. c•de m 1974 when hil a.veragc dropJ)('<l to 284. Two yl'ar2' u1?0. when he won hb third N1Uiona l Lea(ue bulling UUe watb a .338 averait, Rose . was hittin~ .324 at the All-star break. He averaged a torrid .358 over the second half en route lo winning the NL's Most Valuable Player award . Going into tonight's game against Philadelphia, Rose cur· . ried a .309 average and had llO hits, third best in the major leagues. "What t·ve been shooting for this season was consistency," he isaid. His biggest problem last year was a disastrous J.for·39 ef. fort at Dodger Stadium. Rose is convinced his poor performance was more than a psychological block from the (an abuse he's taken in Los Angeles. "No one agrees with me." said Rose. "but I cun't Sl't' lhc ball there. kCOUplc O( yea~ aj!<1 .l f('W outfielders lost some ny b<1lb an the lights. so they took out two light towers behind home pt~te. It ·s h kc hitting an.shadows 'I can't ~t><· the stitches on the ball and to hit r have to ~t·c the stJtchcis." he l'Xplaancd. DOCTOR APPLIES AN INFLATED SPUNT TO RUFFIAN'S LEG. Shut Out A's Halos Miss Sign.s, Drop Balls, Win OAKLAND <AP) -The world l·hamp1on Oakland A's have hit a nat spot in the baseball season. but they don "t seem too con· l'erned about it. The,\ 's have lost two games in a row and have not scored a run an 18 innings. They lost 2-0 to the Cali fornia Angels at Oakland Coliseum Sunday as Vida Blue suffered his sixth defeat of the year. "ll w asn 'l a very artistic vic- tory but we w i II take it," coach Whitey Herzog of the Angels said. "We played just well t>nough to win." The Angel s m issed signs. dropped fly balls in the sun and wind and for got to cover bases - but the A's played even worse. Oakland made three errors and also let the swift Angels steal five bases. DCJve Chalk drove in both the California runs with a pair of singles. one in the fourth inning <md the other in the sixth . .. I don 'L mind balling against a pitcher lake Vida Blue," Chalk said. "He challenges you with the patch. You always know you will get a pitch to hit." Blue gave up only five hits and struck out eight. He now has a 12-6 record for the year. ·•I thought I pitched pretty well." Blue said. "We made de- fensive mistakes and I had to slay out there a nd throw a few more pitches than I s hould have. But that 's what happe ns sometimes." Outfielder J oe Rudi of the A's blamed the slump on fatigue. "IL seems like it a lways happens about this time of the year. F.very one is tired. Every pitcher looks aood to you.'' The Angels got a combined six lut performance out of three pitchers -starter Dick Lange, now 3· l for the season. Andy Hassler and Don Kirkwood. CALI FOllN1A .. .. , " Ill (.ollln•ll • O I O M Nelll"S II 0 0 0 0 Ji•mv 7b • 0 O O A1verHI • O O O St.1nton rl 3 I 0 O LIM.I\ lb • 0 0 0 Hu~rdn • I ? O O\alk 30 • 0 2 , Alhetta c 7 o O o El Aoc1rogue1 c 1 o o o Mileyu 200 0 LanQep 0000 Hauler p 0 O O O Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 OAKL.AHO ... , "Iii c..m~trl\ ~\ J 0 0 0 B W1 lh•mi<1,, S 0 1 0 c w .. hnqtnll so 2 o R. J.ockson rt • O I O Auch lb l O O o ltf'.tcec 2010 &noolb l 0 I 0 G.trf>er 20 2 0 0 0 Hollph 0000 Nortl\cl 1 o o o Foswc 1 O O o ~nquel pll 1 0 0 0 le.AMrtlner2b 1 o O o Bluep 0 0 0 0 Totals lJ 2 S 2 Tot•h 31 o 6 o C.htom1a 010 100 000-2 Oe 1' land 000 000 000-<I E -Allletta, c. W1uhl119ton '· len<ttcP •• DP- C•liforn1a 2. Oakl1n<1 1. LOB· Galllornl• 6. Clakl6nd 12. ?8 Harper. A. Jack~. S.ndo. SB- CNlk 1. Ten•c~. Collins 2. C. Wa~hlngton, H.orper. S-Miley, · La"9(' (W, 3 I) H•nsler Kirkwood Blue <L, u .. 1 ~..,. Klrllwoocl IS). l IP H It EA 119 SO S1• I • 0 0 6 l 0 0 0 0 1 0 l''> 2 0 0 1 2 's 221 a 2 l S A-9,234. Ruffian was racing a half- 1 en ·gt h a h e ad or Fool i s h Pleasure· at a blistering pace when she broke down, just after the first half-mile of the l l/4·mile race. Her right foreleg suddenly ·gave way and she collided violently with Foolish Pleasure, which probably saved her and jockey Jacinto Vasquez from a tumble, __ _ Braulio Baeza, aboard Ken- tucky Derby winner Foolis h Pleasure, said Ruffian appeared to be running without lf'ouble just before the accident. "She was running very well," Vasquez said of Ruffian. "She changed her lead and .I 'fould feel something happen- ing," said Vasquez. "It was her right leg." Vasquez pulled Ruman up and immediately dismounted. Then while a plastic cast was applied and the horse ambulance was summoned, Foolish Pleasure continued lo the finish to win the $225,000 first prize. -0 r am so sorry to see s uch a fine filly gel hurt," said Baeza, who got the mount on Foolish * * * A spokesman for the NYRA said the J anneys would receive the $125,000 second prizl:!, although the rules of racing st.ate a horse must complete a race in order· lo receive prize money. Just two weeks ago, the Janneys ins ured Ruffian for an un- disclosed amount. Austrian Bags --- Prix Triumph LE CASTELLET, France <AP>-Austrian Niki Lauda led the French Grand Prix from start to finish Sunday to take his Ferrari lo his fourth world cham· pionship victory this season and increase his lead for the 1975 drivers' title. Britain's J ames Hunt was second in .his Hesketh after a long chase where he failed to threaten Lauda, but managed to hold off third-place Jochen Mass of Germany ina McLaren. Reigning W-Or-ld-ehampion Emerson Filtipaldi of Brazil finished fourth in the second McLaren. Mario Andretli was fifth in his P arnelli. 'It's Li~e Losing One of the Family' NEW YORK '<AP) -"It's like losing one of your f<#mily," said Frank Whiteley. gazing al the empty Stall 34 in his stable al Belmont Park early today. "We all felClhat way, likeshe was oneoflhe family." Whiteley, Ruffian's trainer, was at the track at 4 a.m. to supe:vise t~e other horses in his stable although he had been up with Ruffian until she had been destroyed a few hours earlier. '"I didn 't get any sleep at all," he said ht!avily. "I just feel damn bad and damn tired." Whiteley's wife, Louise, added, "Ruman was just a gafiant lady. It's a lmost like losing a child. She was something special, s~mething unus ual. She had a special talent·• . Reggie Cornell. Calumet Farms trainer, said, "Ruffian was her own worst enemy. When she came out of anesthesia, she was so eager to gel up, s he fought the cast right off." But he added, "That's what mad~ her a gr eat filly. Shewassodetermined." He-sa1<t that if she "had been a good patient, she might be alive. But she fought like a steer." Elliott Burch, the trainer of Rokeby St able, said. "It's not a rare thing lo save a horse. It's not like the old dQs. Veterinary medicine has come a long "' ay," Burch said. ·'Many horses with injuries as serious u Ruffian's have been saved for breeding purposes." . He said that when he saw her standing on all fours, "I fell sure they could save her. ll's an awful blow for racing and for everybody who loves horses. We all loved her and admired her.'' Other workers al Whiteley's stable went about their jobs quietly, acknowledging wilh nods, expressions of sympathy from their col- leagues. Dan Williams, Ruffian's groom, said, "I feel real bad about it," as he cleaned out her stall . ·'She was as good a horse as I've ever been around. The best horse 1 ever rubbed." . u,.,_....,.. Lange walked ~•X lwu crs before leaving the game with runners on first and s~ond and one out in the sixth inning. Ha8sler walked the only batter he pitched to a nd then Kirkwood blanl<ed Lhl' A's t>n two hats. one of them at double which right f1C'lder Lee Stunton lost in the sun. OAKLAND'S JOE RUDI tS TAGGED OUT AT THE PLATE BY ANGEL 808 ALLIETTA. ' Mooday,July7, 1975 DAILY P1LOT U Edison Duo Secondary • ID Area Nines Defeated Los Al Entries "'" ... '1 I O'tlec Ii Rll'f1hm O..nl•• !Ward) c.o.,,,1, Limit <H•r1) !llvlty Ou IMylH) 1'y ED B ltGART Of llM 0.llt ~1111 SUIH Hale Ching was ;.i quarterba ck u nd tailback for l!:dis on Rlgh's football teum, and Steve Ulnes started u a receiver. Both Wt:.>r t.: .ic · complished defensive backs t oo, und they , figure to ::;tarl togC'ther in the :>ccondury Saturday night, when the South meets lhe North in the 16th annual Orange CoWlty all·slar f ootbuJI ct:1s5lc <1l Orange Coast Colle~e. ' ''Ching und Hine~ were our No. l and 2 defensive b<>ck s." say::f Edison football coach Bill Workman of the South stars. "Ching started our finl two games in the secondary und was only u sed in s pot duty thereafte r because he was being used on of- fense so much." Hines played quite a bit of offense loo, catching 38 passes for 738 yards a nd five touchdowns. And ha started every game as a defens i ve buck and earned second·team AJI· Clf' honors. "lllnes very seldom c:ame off the field." Workman says, "and he always drew the other team's lop r eceiver . He holds the school record in interceptions with six, und ho holds the school record for the longest in- terception return of 84 yards." That's ool all. Jfe also got his hand on the ball 18 times and hud 81 tackles. In addition lo re· turnin g s 1 x In tl·r ct'P· ltons for 160 yards, the 5·11 Hines-who runs the 40 ln 4.S-a lso ran back 11 punts for 145 yards. Sou th coach Hill Pizz ica of N e wport Harbor Hif,!h calls Ching very vers atile, which may be an understate· ment. Ching, who w a nts to be a ruftning ba ck for Orange Coast College Legion this full, was Ed1i.<1n's tailback lute last M·w~vn, I rushtnl: for 2G l Y<ll"tb an ll hts la:st three l!Umcs Overall, he gained ~> yards on 122 carr-il·s, umJ complt'll·d 53 or 111 passes for 768 y ards in Edis on's ftr!l t seven .:1unt:s. Placentia overcamu a 2·0 deficit lo defeat vU;it· ing Fountain Valley, 4·2, in an American Legion baseball game Sunday afternoon. As a defcnsivl' back. lhc 5·9. WO-pound Hines was used an passing situations and Workman says, "h e hai. ~ood '1wckncss. And ctcsplll' his s ize, ht• 1s u really good htltt•r. ·' In another l egion gam e, Fullerton blanked host Mis:sion Viejo, 5·0. » ... (1. ,.,,.,It•« U ( U ClU Ull •tll <1Adt111 ••<•• Ft•IT llACI •00 urch ) .,...., olOl ' 1111 C:l•lr•lfll!J 1•ur .. tt'IW C.1••"11"Q 11'10 \1.00 Ml ~OC.wlll lllruohl <A-ton Imo M<oyor CC" dQ11r I I t•lloti. (AO.Ir ) Ale.ti• 811t CMvlO) 1 NIY A Sutl>rl'• IRrthlfd•I Joyou\~tOY IWot;,onl l <hO Too (Lll)ll•rnl Prin<ernr.;r (H•rtl llM 11. w in U/ "' 122 11l THlllD At.Ce .00 V1Hd\ J vtJr OIU\ ' up Cldl,,11119. PurW )l'o\.O ''u" ••ce * u•d'-J 'f9M OIO\ C:•••"lll\9 Pur~ $140I. O•lml"9 pt"• ~ \0(.0 Soler Cll••99 (Myl,\) Huo11on l:luo tWerell CMiou No,.. IC...ttl Co!.1t""llY (A41.ifl ~O(lun Su !Otey.,•) 1(1119 A•11iO IHatll !.Ir Quot llrHl•r C A1d\.ltd•) IMMofl Go <Stooll•I Mow 0<>o T-(LlpNim) '" "' '" "' tit 11• '" ttt "' I ' I . ,,. ,,, nt m <.tcmn• nq p11w \ 1 llOO C.Orocou\ Lou•t' t Or~~er I MOon l'ns ICtert\~I RO<ktl tn1un IHM I) 11e EIGHTH RAC~ -810yank.3YH'° in OIO• &. up Cl•1mlt19. P11t,. $1t00. in Cl••m•nQ l>"l<t' 11600. Irvine's Miller 5th in Diving Irvine Divides; GWCLosesPair Fountain V nlley stai't· ed strongly, :scorlnl{ twice in the first inning whim Vince Bienek and Dean Fox h a d run- scoring singles. Mission Viejo could on- ly gel five bits against Fullerlon, which had four of its seven hits an the s ixth inning, when 1L scored four runs. Jf'I TAlenl tMyl<!\I J~k Simon tl•llfttml ln~y > Al11 CC.erOOte I F•1 ~ J lkly l-I AO••lr I 1?2 T•rOy RO<t.el (Ll~m) 111 v,,...s.. LlnO• IClerl•;.a) •n ~•wEOC11 .. IC•lll 1n ~OOPl!r Spott ll·••rt I R~ Ftr""' ICreegortl Silt!t'(ly !.<oven CW.,d I Cut f.or •<•~ IA041r) l<OUATHllACE 400y•rel• 1Y«lf OIO "''"°"n' Pvr~) 1'00 Ouoc .. N c.,, IC•tr•~\.411 c.u .. l om111e tLll>l\4TYI 1 fA\I Hrtd~Pr l(•lll S--•~lllttnSurrc> 11(H~"1 V•don CMylo)l ~ri.,a'l''\Joy (8rOO .. \) °""II Now tw .. tOI lit 0 '01e1 I Pagel •11 AltA ""•'"'• 1'2 °""Ano Only I R•~llUO•I 111 COIO Lt9f\I (Myle$l 111 IJ'l 122 ,., 117 "' '" 11• tit ,,, II• llt ... Sue M 1 lier of l rvinc finis hed fift h in the senior worn en 's t hree· meter b lueboo k divinl{ ehampionships al Edison High School Sunday after placing second to Kelly McCormick of Los Alamitos in Lhe girls lS-16 age group event. McCormic k i s the daug hter of former Olympic diving cham· pion Pal McCormick and s he placed third in the women's open event. Ri c k H oss of Los Angeles won the men's three-m e ter bluebook diving tille with a 459.18 point total in the feature (.'Vent Sunday o r the lwo- day meet. Baseball's Top Ten IUS«I °" 700 '' 8oJIS. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pl•v•r Clllll G AB A H Pel. C.rewMm 76 781 ~O IQ.I .J/0 H.,grove lex 1) 1SI •1 81 Hq MunwnNY II ]Q• 0 'If> 11/ 1 ynn 8\n I J 1&1 \4 b .J7• <: Wa\hi119lonOk 80 317 41 100 .31~ H1\lt Min bO no 34 o9 314 lJc Ra<' KC 80 30'1 l& q~ ~I E Mi!OOO• NY )) 71ti J~ el 1111 c M.1yC.lt1 /) 114 11 1<1 7"1 Deni Chi I~ 1'11 jQ 81 1"1 H-R•llS l!otl<X, f\lfw \'or•, 19; R Jeck"°", o.tltl.,,O, 11, Henelrt<k, Clevelan<I, 16; Horto n, Detroit. 16; Mey.,.rry, KA~s Clly, 16, Burrou9h\, le .. as,. l• Runs B•ll•d In >tonOll, ~1ro1t, bO lyn11, l»-•on ~. C..XOll, Mrlw•u"' ~ \1. L M.ty l)all1more. \S Mun\C>n. Nl w Yor~ ~ PilClllrl'f II DedsloMI Keat, Cll•<•QO. 13 4, .7•S, Pal!T'C•. l3•11irno•"· 13 ), 171. frllmorr1·, ICaMIS (1ty, '1 •. ,., . lllUI!, C>.l>.lnN:J 12 ••. ~.·. M LOllC It, OllrOtl 10-S, ."67; B1tO, KAn\<I\ (.1ly, liu,D'r. ltdnw\C:•IJ, II b, b4l NATIONAL LEAGUE f>l•y•r Club G A I R H Pc I. Motoan <.•n 11 111 sa % .1~ ~010<1\C.lll 1$ 30? 41 106 JSI usn Pitt ff) )SO &0 II/ ll• flowe Piii ~1 1•b 31 8'l Jll W•hon Hin /8 ~qi JI ') J7o ':>cJ'll)u1iltn Po" 10 ?)J ?Y ~7 374 0. PM~., Pqh oQ ?S• 40 117 37~ Urvcy LA ~, J)9 4b 11S .310 C.rtll~y C1n bll. 711 ,q II 310 J~hUJ ~~ b4 1311 J3 lb JIQ Hom. thins Lut1nSk1, P111laclllPIUe, 21. EM'lnch, <:1nc:1nnatl, 17; 0. Per~er. P1t1Sl>urQh, I S; Schmiot, P111taoe101tl11, 14; Sl•r~ll. Plltsl>l.irQll, 14; C. Fosler, CJnc1nnali, u . 1t11ns 8all•d t n l11t1n'''· Pl'o1lddell)l>1d, 11 &-"<" Crn<1nnah, 63, MeirQ~n. C.•n<•nn..111 't8. Wal\on, ~u~too ~1. Sto>ub, N• w YOf,, SS. P11cl"''9 "0.< l11onl 1 8llhno1>arn, Clnc1nn.tt•. 10-J, 7M; ~•.,..r N&w York, 17·4, 1\0; Gull~tl Crnclnn•C" 9 l. I~ Mes~ersmrlh, l OS Anqeles, 17 s. 10. R JOl\h. Sar bl~ II S. 1>88, S.SIOf't, (h«agc> ~ J. 661, Klfby, C:•ntonnall 6·3 OJ.>/ llltllMO, MOU\ton. 6 3 t~I. ~n '"'"~o. !Ml" r ,.n."co l> l. 66/ Anniversary SALE!! • TOYOTA EXAMPLE: '75 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 WMi.0 r.OK> IH111er 4618 s2999 • Upcoming on Saturday and Sunday will be an in· tcrnalional event al Los Coyotes Country Club in Buena P ark, lhc Los Angeles International IJ1· v itational. O l y mpic le-ams from Italy and Mexico will compete, a lon g with .the U .S. World Games squad and other lop-ranked divers. DIVINGRESULH At Edison Hoth S<M<>I Boysl •nO Under I "TodQ WatkiM 18 so. 7 Tom Ktmrty 63.453 Chris Meisner Sl.40 Girts 11-11 I Lee Ann Anouson 308 90 7. Std< y lltomt><!rg 179 4S. Boys tS-1' I t<evin Wlls.on 341 OS 2. John Lynch 319 o l. Gary Anauso11 29S 10. Oltters. 7. John Brenno" IH61210.9S Gtrls 1).14 I Nancy Brunet 313 6S 7 C4rOll'! A.\lnffilY"n "JOO 11'"3. 7.lllnltlf LO(lt'C 2SO 70. GlrlS,·10 I. Otrislone Sdlas 131.80 1 Cttrl$ttM L.lmb 110.903 Otolynn Arm1111ge91 7). e.ys tl-ll 1 Sh.lnnon Border. 264 60 ? An tl'orlv Benaet 191 SS J Jtre Jones 101.00 Girts u-1• I Kelly McCormick I Los AlamilO!ol n •.9S 2. Sue Miiier llrv1ne) 311.IS 3 ~lly S<hltt 299.00. OCtters: o. Cid•I U\l'llrwooo (H ll I 23-4.U . 10. Cim9er Sllllds (HB) 11. Carmen While (HBI. lloyS 11·,. 1. Rick Hoss 39S.80 2. Chris Horne :zt1.2S.J. Wendel Simpson 20.80. Glrls1Hl 12~.l~~~,.A~~~,!.}t~2~~!i;9~~~ "°'W Boyl U·U I Jol'ln Cttir 219.40 1 Fred WCber 250 2S 3. John C.r.iyblll 24S.OS. Olbe•~ • Ke vin Mack IHBl 1'11.9S. aoysMO I MrChd~I Mdogi 174 IQ 2 Nttk CJlave• 119 IS 3. J:m Curry 117.SO. S.nlorWMMn 1 Debbie Lipm•n II.On(! flc.ic.hl 414.IS 2 Kii Salnass ILonv Beach) 401 82 3 Kelly McCormick Clo~ AltrnlloSI a<I I 80 4 L<!e Ann Ar.c»t\on CMh\•Oll Tra1hl 379.11 s Sue Miner Clrvtne) J0.80 6 Ntnc y Btunet (N0r11tr109<! 1 llS 1' SenlorM•n 1 Rick Hoss Clos Angeles I 4~ 18 7 ~ler Agne ILono 8eacttl •JO n l. Odv1d DrdvU IKrdmer Clubl 41S '11 4. JelC Huller (Un11111chedl 401.0 s. K.ev1n Wilson (Kram<!r Club) Jlll.J.1 ._ John Lynett I Baurslielol 348.~. Soccer Standings NOATH AMEACCAN !.OCCEA LEAGUE Northern 01vrs1011 &O!oton New \'or~ Ro<he,ter 1or0f'llO HarClord W l. GF GA BP PU 6 , 23 11 27 )8 6 8 19 :.J 11 SI S 9 13 7q 11 S1 S 8 16 13 1S 4S l 8 17 13 17 x E•sterr1 Dowh1on lampaBa1 It J 1' 1$ 7~ q1 M1am• 10 l 3j, 1J 78 81! wa~1>1119ton i. T 26 JS 25 61 Phila~tphla f> 1 16 7S lb S; 8.'lllimor~ ~ I 16 18 14 4~ C,entr•I 01voslor1 St Louis 11 6 JO 21 'l9 9S O.tilla\ 1 9 11 2S 70 b1 O.nver 6 I 23 2S 19 S5 Cl\ica90 6 8 II n IS SI S,,n Antonio J 10 14 'l9 13 31 Wts1•rn Division Seattle Porll~ LeSAnqeln V•ncouver S...JO\" 11 4 'l9 18 26 en 10 ) 23 IJ 2l CU 8 8 JO 76 2S 1J 8 8 1~ 21 24 ,, 6 8 7S 79 73 S~ SPORTS Doe Kill Urged Erupting for five runs in the seventh inning; the Irvine Collegians rolled lo a 9 ·2 s umm er in· ter collegial e baseba ll win over San BernardinQ Valley College Sunday in the first ga m e of a doubleheader al UC Irvine. In the second game, th e Downey R eds pounded eight doubles en roule lo an 8·3 victory over 1 rvine. And in two Metro league games, La Fonda 8wept a doubleheader SAC RAMENTO -from host Golden West, Two wildlife biologists 4·3and4·3.. . are striking out against I n the~r ~1 ve-run the time-honored deer seventh 1nn10g, the hw1ting practice of kill· Collegians were sparked mg only lhe bucks, n& 1JrR<xrBrown and !om the does. 1::f ~ ~ They say the killing of H ·1--f equal numb e r s of bucks and docs would be better for everyone - the hun ters, the big ga me indu s try , lhe ranche rs. a nd maybe even th e deer themselves. The biologists are G. E. Connolly und W. M. Lon g hur s t of the University of California at Davis . They based t h eir co n c lu sion s, published Sunday, on 23 years of deer population s tudies al the Hopland Fie ld Station in Men- do ci no Coun t y o f Northern California. Since 1951 , the deer taken at Hopland has been nearly equal num- bers o( bucks a nd does. Fl AST GAME trvl11• Ctl Brown io Solo ~' Curran. s~ Klfk, ct Hdnt<Kk. lb Klcbba.3b Bann1nq, dh s10111.on Morton, c Ducey. rl C1.1ok.11 Cornell. ti JCl't\,p Tol<1I• ~II r ~ 1 • I 0 0 ) 0 J I 3 1 4 I I 0 J 0 j I J 0 0 I o n 34 <t Scorelly cnnin<J• " r1>I . ? 1 1 2 0 0 0 i I 7 J 0 0 0 t 0 0 ll ' ~ 1 0 0 I I 0 0 I r h e S.;n ~rnaro1no 001 000 001-7 s o lr111ne 000 220 \O• 9 I) • SE COHO GAME hrown l b Soto,•~ Cornett,11 fienc:oc-. >b I( irk.Ct lldn'""9. c I' leDC>a, 3b Morton Ofl Charo. r1 H1ckm...,,o <.urran. p Toll IS '""ineUl all • ' ) r 0 0 0 0 ' Cl 0 • 0 J I 0 0 8 0 J8 3 S<ott llJ lnnllHJS II rllt 4 0 1 0 1 I 0 0 2 I 1 t I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 )3 3 The take has been six Oown.y times as high as that of irvi"' other deer areas in the r h ~ 012 m 1oo-a ,. , 000 001 011-3 13 • ~IASTGAME Gol41erl West (l) county. Co nn o l ly a nd Longhurst say the hunt- i11,g or equal numbers of males and Ccmales could increase the deer bag in California by 200 to 300 percent. At Hopland. the annual deer harvest has been 12 per s qu are mile com· pared lo two in the rest of Mendocino County where only bucks may be killed . The study says that on the station, Lwo d eer die of na tural causes for every one taken by hun· lers. But in the r est of the county, about 16 die of natural causes for every I-tout(', II Hudson d RlcharOs, 111 s.,1wooo, lb JOhnSO'I, ( Nemrttt. rt l.eotl<!, -~ Re1111<-r. lb Tolby, Oh C.uonn Ph hor1e p fi.fftnWdtl!r D Mnll.P Tot.ii~ ..11 r It rllt l I I 0 • I I I 0 I 0 7 0 I 0 l 0 ? 0 ' 0 0 0 Ii 0 0 II 2J j I 0 I I 1 I 0. ~ 0 c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 2 Scor• by lttnin9s . r II e l ~ FOnd•t 000 170 1-4 'I 1 (><11<1<. n W~\I 701 000 0-.l S ~ S ECOHOGAME ci.1on WUI IJ) t-toultJ '' f<lerT• ... rn. rt HuO\Oll. \'> llt!MrO\. Ill ~CwnoG, lD ..ionn'°" r Lt°"" ?h (..u1nn,ll Mdtl• I> I Old IS oilO r II rbo • J I 1 J o n o " 0 (j l l 0 I ' 7 0 I I 0 " 0 II 1 0 • 0 J 0 I 0 9 ll 0 l 31 J S<orelly tnn1119~ Gol!J"nW•~l one killed by hunters. L" ~oncM r h • 000 000 7111 J 9 4 001 100 OOl J 1 I Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Boston New York Milwa ukee Baltimore Cleveland Detroit W L Pct. GB 43 37 .538 42 :l8 .525 1 43 39 .524 1 :JS 41 .481 41r.t 37 43 .463 6 33 46 .418 911'.: West Division Oakland Kansas City Texas Chicago Angels Minnesota 50 31 .617 . 45 36 .556 5 40 43 .482 11 38 41 .481 II 39 46 .459 13 37 44 .457 13 NATIONAL L EAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 49 31 .613 Philadelphia 47 36 .566 3 ~,:: New York 40 38 .513 8 St. Louis 38 42 .475 11 Chic ago 39 44 .470 11' 2 Montreal 34 42 .447 13 West Division Cincinnati 54 29 .651 Dodgers 47 38 .553 8 San Francisco 39 43 .476 14 ''2 San 01ego 38 45 .458 16 Atlanta 36 45 .444 17 Houston 29 57 .337 26 1.C.Z s ...... .,., SctM'tt '74 VOLVO 142 2 DR. Svnc11y'1Scwn BoslOll S-10, Clevel•nU\IOll 6, All•nl• 2 • • Automat<. tll•IO •e<:lo0 '" GT -1«:11 & G l .,..<1 .. tte•li new r.d•lb &r.>e s5799 11 Yah0t Left At f',.._ftric• titer .... SHhtcJ• • 4 WHEEL DRIVES '74 L.AHDCIUlSH • H ... !1~. • _.., • .,n nu1>1o f.000 "-" .. t133l' 0 '4999 72 L.AHDCIUISH weqon_ ~ _.., • .,,. "''~ •" cxJ"d 1·~·· '74 IMTL ICOUT A<llO vt .,, cone llO••• ''"''"' ttl:ll<l MI '4899 ' TeHH·7, Mlnnool• 2·0 Otlceoo 9, Kansu Cilv l Ullifornia 2.0alil<1nao T•••Y'IG~mft MIMttola (l-lughe$ 1-6) •t OostOll (Wl'IC! .. ., Chiu~ (kut ll 41 at O.troll IWalf\trf-61 Tuas (Hand~ S-' I .it New York I Medich~ 101 Ml lw1ukte CSl<1lon 6·81 11 l(AllSA\ Cll'I' (Fltrrncwrh 9-0 Ct""''enO 1Eckers1.., S 11 ac OelilM\CI (,,,,.ny ,.,, ()nty oeme' sc1Wc1u1eo T""••Y'I GamA Ml,.,,..Wl6 •t Bo\ Ion O'llcaoo at Detroit Tues a1Nt1wYork Mllw•vkff at l(tnsos Cllv S.111~• et c:;11tltornlA '''"'11110110.•l•nd Mon1r1014,Sl. louls3 los A1199tts S, S.n Fr•nclKo I CH>C•nllltl IJ. Sen Die~ z Ted•y sGarM!J P1ll\bur9h IC11noe1.,1a l ·ll el C:hicaoo llltu~cllet ~" Nt .. Yor~ IW.11111·21 at Atlanta (Ent.,ly M) f>ltil110tlphla <Carllon 7·•> 11 ClnclnNll <O.rcy J-Sl MtinCrul 1R09ers S-6) .at HCMlllon (Ol•rlter7-•l S.n Francisco CHellckl HI et SI. Louis (RHO M l Only o..nauc~aule<I T,..•410 '10.- S.n 01990111 Cl\lcaoo ~w Yor-•I At11111t<1 Lo• AllQelU•I Plll,burgt. Ptlllaottr.I• •I Clneit11111f MOlltrH al HOUttM SAii l'ra n(IKo •t $1. Loult DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO 1966 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA ~ESA 646-9303 \1·r •11 r P cr h tlQdy \h"p O p-Pn ~Doy' ., wrf"lt f'orh OrparinT"' Opr" '>ahirdoy\ ~o m ] p"' • f 4 • • '~ WE MAICE OVl:R \l:h \ Of:LIVtRIE\ Solo. who had two-run singles. Jeff Ha ncock led off the inning with a tri- ple a nd scored on a wtJd pitch. In lhe second game. the Collegians stranded 11 runne r s while ex· ploding for 13 hits. Kevin Kirk had a solo home run in the eighth inning. Golde n Wes l gave away both games lo La Fonda, committing cost· ly errors in the final in· ning. Golden West took a 3-0 lead after three in· nings in the first game with Mike Selwood gel· ting an rbi triple in the first inning. La Fonda, though, got help in t he ninth inning wtren a Go1den West er· ror set up the winning run. . , o;: , ,,... ..... Ml\Sl"'I Vl•lo Ill .tll r h ,.,. J C.reetey, 2b 0 I t) l')C)O. lb • 0 1 0 R1<hdrchon. \~ l 0 0 (J Gon1ate\ ' .. 0 0 0 u C.ree•ev. It J I) ,, 0 Mt<Artny, lb J 0 I " C,udrndCC •.rt j 0 0 {l Ro".<! J 0 0 0 Wh1I• o J 0 1 ,, 10\dh 30 0 0 S<oo by lnnin9s ' " e ru11,.,1on 001 004 000 ' I 0 M1~~1on V1e10 000 000 000 (I ~ J FoUftl••n V•lley Ill n r It rbt Swen~°" 20 11 0 " D 81PM~. Cl I I •I llV'>OIMO. 11> 0 0 I " V Btt..·n~' It I I IO> )0 • I) I Jae~"°"· rt < • I) u II VtoldlloQvt'I \'.t J ll I u Eoward• t 1 0 u u Cr ell." ID 1 0 I) 0 (.onr 00 1>« I 1 0 u u Totals 33 2 b 1 kM uu· llllll!!!ll. r h e Fl,,. V•iley 200 000 000-2 .. 7 PltKenlla 001 0111 Ila:-~ b I FIFTH RACE 400 YllO\. 3 yPdr 0111• 6 Ull C:it1lml119. 'f'llt'" '3200 <:t.:11m1"9 once ~SOOO ~ySlr<t1\9'.r (Llp ... ml ""°°" flt e I Ca II I Fty1"9 D.l••O CCtrll014 I HIHTH ltACE -S.f9 v•rds. J.,.... °'°' & uo. Allow•nce. Pur~ U4GO. o .. no, 0.11• (MylHI t21 Arnie (0.eyHl tl9 Si>ut Cllv ll1ptMirn I tit Sne•l<Allack lH.,tl >tt o...>o l onto ICre.t9<1r I in A..qu .. IR1ch•rOs) '" Nullll!rW1llow (WatM>nl 1U Dee p Sea Fish Report DANA WHAAF 781 an11tcr~' S5 rotk cocl • .U.3 cafotO b~~"· 1 bll• rd•UOd, s halibut, bS muk~rt 1. 2 w1t11u secJ ba\S, 4S<tlbaCOt~. LONG BEACH (Bet,.,.nt "1<!rl ISi onulcrs. 13 \,HWJ bll\\, o7S Cdl1<0 bdss, •2 mackerel. IO blw CM•\, •9S rock coo CSpor1C h t1i11g I t 19 anqler. Sn lltlP bh\, d l r0<~ bd\s NEWPORT 10.awy'• Lochrl ISO •nolers. 6 •lt>ato". 2H calico bd~. l4S roctt cocl. 1 ll•llbul, S•O mactwrPt '"r"'' L.tlllll'll)l H •ntl•" 11 a10.core, IS calico b.us, )18 roci., co.i, 120t'Nl0f'f,, SAH PEDllO 111114 St. LIM1ngl uo •nolerL l,tJS Cdhco M\\. lb halot:Jut, JS \dnO baU, 1 ma<~ret, Ul8 roe IC coo. (Sporlllshtn9J 111 •'"91tr• 4 t>arr•<udi, •1 ~and bd~~" )Q()cdllto bau. SU roc.k cod. S~"-l, 11£.l't.tl i10 "~" 8>S roe• coo, IU WnO b;)\\, 11 m.Hk('r••. J h.lhbul B•rge ·~1 ""'I'•" ., oon1to. ~ 1Mtno oas\. 11 lldilDUI, 24 ,,...,ckrr,..t IMPEAIAL BEACH -tOS ...oters: 23 vc•lowlall, 70 barracuoa, 14 bonito, :io calico oah. AEDONDO -171 a ,,9ters: 2 'Y'fllowta11, JOI callco bdss, 2 tt.llbut. 3 bOnllo, 1,092 blue b1ss, 705 rock cod. BMwe 3S7 •"ol<!rs: 14S ma<Jiettl, S,lH rock tod SAN DIEGO !Mi;nlci1>al l"f•)-43 .in91cr• 724•1bacor e. OXNAAD -261 angle rs: 100 calico ""''· •1 blU<! ba•s. ~7 s•nd b.tss, s M libUI, 1,000 rock coo, U ling coo. MOAAO IAY IBrdu LI ...... , -ll •n9ler1: 'IJS rocli cod, 12 ling coo. CVir1's L.tncli"I) -l8 an9l~rs: 20 llng Cod, :Ml rock cod MALIBU PIElt -104 anol•u: 105, c.ehco bass, 7 ttalibUC, 6 s.na t>us. OCEANSIDE -91 lftllltrs: 20 '-· racua... tlf> calico bass, 6 tt.tlbul, 1l rocl cf .194 mackerel, 26 albacore. I H ...-Mo'NlCA -'6a ngl«s: 31 calico ba\$, 16 rock cod, 3 h•llboJI, ? wntt twu. B<ir,. -11' •ntit.,s: "° m«k<!rel, llS rock cod, 1 c•llco batiS let's Go America! Goodyear is having a (tationwide sale on money-saving double steel beltl'd radial tires for American ca~. Double Steel Belted Radials 2nd lire 1/2 . when you buy 1 at regular price 40,000 MILE TIRES BUILT FOR 1975 NEW CARS SAVE NOW ON 70-SERIES "STEELGARD" RADIALS These Goodyear steel beltcc..I rad in ls (1) save mnn1')'. (2) use less fuel, (3) provide longer milP.age, and f4) h elp conserve America's resources. Now is the time to Luy thesll 1975 new cJr radials. SJlc prices remain rn t·ffect through Wcdn1•sday. RA Ii\: CHECK-tr we :.I'll nut of your !>izr. w1• will issue you a rain check, .issurin:~ future ddi\f'r:.· nt the advertised. price. Sat'e s35 to s46 Per Pair WHITEWALL S IZE FITS MODELS OF ' REGULAR PRICE 2ND TIRE "2 PRICE CR70·13 CUSTOM STEELGARD Chevrotel, Dodge, Ford, Mercury. PlymouCh, $70.30 SJ5.J5 . Ponttac · GR70·15 CUSTOM STEELGARD Chevrolet, Polara, Galax1e, Monlerey, Fury Calallna & others $87.45 S4J.72 HR70·15 CUSTOM STEELGARD LoSabre. Riviera, Newport, Galaxie, Moncerev. Olds. Pontiac &. others $92.65 S46.J2 Plus $2.32 to $3.36 FLT., depending on size, and ol d tire Whitewall Specials On "Custom uead" Steel Belted Radials Our ''Custom Tread" steel bcllrd r.:iclials are design~ speci£1cally to meet car manufacturers' original cqu~ ment specifications. The H" ancl 15" sizes featured hrre fit many popular American cars. These 40,000 mile tires give you the smoolhnrss of polyester cord, the penclralion resistance of sleel cord belt9', and the gas· f'R78-14 GR78-15 (l. 10 \11 Rt:\O Cl ~10\1 TREAD Fii• models ol fo11no. F•IS mo<lets o t: Chevrolet. Ambuuaor, C1maro. Cullns, POlara. Galuie, Monterey, Ch•vollo. C1t11t11119er. Fury, Cac111na & 01hers Roodr11nn1r. C11orgor & o lhorJ S59.55 S6J.75 !i:n 111::: t•conomy of radiJI con»truclion. RALN CHECK- H wr sell out of your size we will issue you a rain ched., assuring fu ture dehvery a l the advertised pricf'. Thi: R.\l"i CHECK described above also applies here to "Custom Tread." UR78·1S IR78-15 (l ~1 0~1 IRE\U < l SlOM TRf..AD F11s modrls ol LeSabrr. Fils mo<lets or: Cadlllo1e. Fl•••eri•. NowPOrt. Gal••ie, Imperial, Mo,,•co Wagon Mon1eroy, Olos, Ponhac & Olhllra & others S68.45 S74.J5 Plus $2.67 to $3.4'6 F.E.T., depending on size, and old tire , .. Sale Ends Hednesday GOOD/YEAR 7"2]StOBuy •&.t ..... , ..... er. .. ... ....... ,, ............ r.__ • ,,_..,. Qfftu .._., C.... •Cirtlt ....... • tlloen a. See your lnde~ndent Dealer tor hi~ price. Prltes.as shown at GOOdtear Service Stores. GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER COSTA MISA-HEWP'ORT HACH 1596 Htwporl ltYd. .t 16th St. 548-9383 H-•:M-.-Mt-7•s.t.a.4 NEWPORT TIRE CENTER 3000 l. Coost Hwy. COlOHA DEL MAl 644-8022 tf_..-: ..........n. M • W. .. , IWIQAlfl MtCf •• to MON. NU. WID. ~ SAL m UO fOMMYrfO.I ··-'-~--··· FRI & SUN n-.2 00 ~TUCll SftllO PAC•~•c T H•ATAas D"IYa·IN SU"R •waft ... .,.. HA"80" 8LVD.Drl-·ln s-• 111 .. 1 a..,,.'--s ••• s .......... 10 ... ... O"ANGC Orh,e·ln 1 6 S '" Sal a 5,.,. • ,.,.. 10 •11"' , •• ~ f ... s ................... ,, .... .. F•mlly Fun! ~rofltol •••••lrt1 Qelerel Monday, July 7, 1975 m\'l•"'·"''i ~-~.~!~Mw, -~· CO•OM4 OIL MAil By th.-As~ialed Press Th1.· follu" ui~ ~ire l:i1llboard's hot record hall> for the "~l·k t·nu111~ July 12, as they apJ)l!ar in next \H'l'k ·s 1s~Ul' of H11lbo<t1·d magazine : llOT SJNGLES 1 LOVE WILL 1--r~EP us TOGETHER -The. C~1pt.11n a nd Tt•nntlle A&M 2 Till': lll!STLE Van McCoy and The Soul City Symphony A \'l'O 3. LtSTfo:N TO WI LAT THE MAN SAID -Paul McCartney i.iOcl Wings Capitol 4. WlLD1"ItU~ Mi chael Murphey Epic S. MAGI<.' l'1lot EMJ 6. PLEAS}: M H PL.l!:ASE -Olivia Newton· John MC'A And Mars Capitol 3. THE !!;AG LES One of These Nights Asylum 4 'J;HE CAPTAIN AND TENNILLE-Love Will Keep Us Togt•thc1' A&M S. EARTH, WIND AND FIRE -That's The Way 0C The World Columbia 6. A VE RAGE WIUTE BAND -Out In Thti Shude Atlantic 8. ROLLJNG STONES -Metamorphosis Lon· doo . 9. TOMMY OHlGINA~ SOUNDTllACK RECORDING P oly dor 10. JAM f:S TAYLOR Gorill<.1 Warner Bros COUNTRY SI NGLES J MOVIN' ON -Merle Haggard Capitol 2: TOUCH TllE llAND -Conway Twitty MCA 3. LIZZI E & TllE RAINMAN -Tanya Tucker MCA 4. RECONS IDER ME Marvel F~lts ABC- Dot MESA 1884 Newr.ort eo....-.. S4 ISU .ANOTHER SU'H SHOW CHARLES HOHSO ... 111 "BREAKOUT" -Alto- ~~ Pacific Coast Hiwoy At Stti Huntinqton hoch-536-9396 -UC\USIYt.- A Must Stt! Mtut• ~ ill History ho1 wch a filni ~-·· Fft4 it 11 wtl Pl IH It hn:7 l f:l0 C~ s-2,. 7. ONE OF THESE NlGllTS -The Eagles Asylum 9-::================:::;-r1 8 SWEAH:\' TO COD Frankie Valh Private 5. JUST GET ll P AND CLOSE THE DOOR Johnny Rodrigut>z Mercury 6. LITTLE BAND 01" GOLD -Sonny James Ol~~o • MIWPOIT HACH 673-8350 &bHope and other stars in free shows! D f,-10 \dmMJOO $1.75 C. h1IJrl'n, o· 12 $1.00 ~ l h1ld1t"n unJ~r ~ill -1 rl'C I A WOODY ALLEN V "LOVE AHO DEA TH" IP'GI A -SHAMPOO" IRI V, •0wt & TIM ,_uy Cat" "IEHJI" IGI 4-."GHOST & MR . W CHICK EH" Open D•rly · 12· JO Mo" lhru Frt lo 2 00PM ~Sl2S THE Cl'tY SHOPPING CENTRE ORANGE 0 532 6721 ~ CITY CENTRE CINEMAS .... S.A. FRWV !MANCHESTER EX.I G.G. FRWY ICITY OR. EX.I •wy JACICE:D" .,GI "TOWERING IHFERHOU -aEHJI .. "OIGlr IGI SAN De EGO F'ff'f, AT BRISTOL SO.COASli PLAZA So. COAST . MANDINGO.. s~M--;~ ;:"" t:JO OHLT PLAZA II ...... '"THE Kl.ANSMAM'' ~uui 1:10 o.ey ____ --< CllEllAl.AllD THIE£ .:!~·~~1 rlM~lftl Siio-Moa."'"' ~ 1:45 '"LAST OF THE RE:D HOT LOVHs• 7:00-1 ~15 sa.-M-. "'"' T1wn. 7:1 !>t:OO Fri.•s.t.-S.11. z:oo-1:4!>1:10-1: 1 s-t:oo "May the bluenoses leave it lay for tfMt pleasure of those whose fasle It •• Jvd11h Cmt, NEW YO.IC MAG AZINE (J9 No one under 18 ' Stock 9. \\' 11 EN WI LL I BE LOVED -Linda Ronl:tladl Cap1lol 10 l'M l\OT IN LOVE lOccMercury Columbia • 7. THAT'S WHEN MY WOMAN BEGINS - Tommy Ove rstreet ABC-Dot 8. EVERYTI ME YOU TOUCH ME I Get ll1gh Charlie Rich Epic TOP LPS 9. YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND -Don ~ffim ,•1; COLOR Uo•lr~ Arir· " ~els Hot&~! "IL.AXING SADDLES" lrowwM.wlldoV ... Cal4 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. 1 El TO" JOllN Captain Fantaslic and The Willia ms AB,C-Oot Brown Oirt Co\\ hoy MCA 10. FREDA COMES. FREDA GOES -Bobby "GODSPELL" 2. PAUL McCARTNEY AND WINGS-Venus G.R1ceGRT isbocllatSatbypoplfardemoftd --------------------------------!-• Do111tn • ,(.R\ ·''''°')II ,l~••'""1111b0Jl.ff.,•1..Jo1 .. ~ 1 lq tt, •-------... ~~11!1111!~'!!1!~~ """'v", ·•••~ .,,,~.,ursr rvcri· GEMENT I I 0 SADDLEaACK ~LAZA II •o•o •u •U•l•OC•ftttU ).I H•G. !~~~ji 1 ~~ ,Gj CAATOOH FESTIVAL ?U• U-4>WU l:JS.110 FCMMTA .. WlL.LEY • G R e•uc•....-\IA1t-.ot• e ... ltoti) Walt Disney$ Bambi 1 •O l 1r.' •O I t'I) • 40 I 0\ ) 0\ I 0\' I\ FCJlalfTA .. VALLEY • MOQll. ..... \ta1e09f(,le •M •100 "AEl ... C ARMA TIOH OF PETER PROUD" 110.o;e~t:r.o "HARRAD SUMMB" 4.I0.7:U OfNIAAL CINEMA CORPORATION WAESCMN r ,. NORtv\AN JEWISON r''"' "ROll.ffinALl'.' ..bi-IN HOU5£MN.J M.AUDADAMS OiNOKK·IKHSGJNN <i\Mt .• I,, .. ' . IW'CA'\Ji. llV ,.;fHM• RALPH rJ(}Wl[)5()N " ... ,.,..:~~1 l lAMt-WlJ\IS()ll._, ._t>t~PREVlN ""'-'·~ ...... ~ .. IWT\ICK WM£I\ ~o-c:o..-itwr<:X\M.An J~ DAILY 2·00-4:30-7:15-9:45 & Mldnight Fri. & Sat. EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA FASHIOM ISLAND • MEWPORT CENTER (8) HEAR CjOAST HWY. & MACARTHUR Jacqueline Susann's bold best seller that explored all the avenues and darkest alleys of love among the international set. "Once Is Not Enough 644-076i> LOGE I .. mot Cl+W .. ISTOlAT~ '°'1n1 COAST SNOnNO AIU ~74.U B.1-.1·d 1111 1 lw -.t•11-.ati1111.1I h•·-.1-.dln·. "'UllliQUAU , . h • ..,c+--. flMc• of ~ .ell"" .. ltw .tMllttr ~ t• ~Ill·--~· c ...... ~l .. ,_, ~AK! . e'fftch -itarJC:'-'h F'H11tlc, .. .-..C-4 117 S..•H r~ • . .. . , LIDO .~ .• •. ... a;i. I OWAROS 1 ~ Clldlt'!A WIS! I ,, """' '' .. .. ... • SENSURROUND NOT AT ORIVE·IN \ - U .RIRA STREISAND JAMES CAA ... "FUNNY LADY" IPGI JACK HICHOLSOH W .4RHH IEA TTY '"THE FORTUNr 11TOMMY11 "EARTHQUAKE" "JUGGERNAUT"~ •ONCE IS HOT ENOUGH"' Ill "'Y AUEY OF THE DOUS" llU "IETURN OF THE "HK l"AINTHH" IP'Gt Jll,.:JlilAll!~~ ........ '"SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHBtl~ .. '"TOWHIHG IHFElblO" IP'GI "SGH S.ANCTIOH" IRI ~w.m~?.~l,[U (PG) 1rc;,i ~THE OTHER SIDE Of THE MOUNTAIN' GENE HACKMAN .. tlleRITURR oftllePlnk Panttllr" ... ,It, a.!1111 PC MATINHS r.:~.;· DAJlV • - STlflSAND & WN tCl~~'~!~,TER -th ruoe ''"'"' 979-4141 MATINEES DAILY NOT SINCl:. l.i l.. 'E SR'RY .. Z ~\~~? .. ~~~~MA \OCOAlfC-1,.ltt 54().7444 McQUHN & NEWMAN MATINEES DAILY PLUITHI "4 MUSKETEERS" 't STAATS JUL y 12 FOR LIMITED ENGA TIC:UTS OH S&Lt .. OW P6AF. TUES. THAU SUN. -CALL FOR RESERVATION -... - 1 '/'he /1Trifyi1!g 11wliu11 pie/ urt' from Iii£' frrrifying .\'o. I hn;/ S('[/(•r. .JAWS ..• !Ul • 11)() Jlf1tll!l l()l 100ll(AI CMlllll ---- GENE HACKMAN CANDICE BERGEN JAMES COBURN Ptut "BREAKOUT" BROOKHURST .zm, BUENA PARK DRIV E 11'4 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER '44-0760 "The For1'8'8 ... a fan:e of a rare order" IHI fOllllJ~I MUl. CO-HIT AT CINEMA WEST .. CAPON E" t~~~~~? .. ~!:~~~MA SO. C:OASt l+tOfNlt AIU. 54G-7444 Newman in .. lhe Drowning Pool .. HARPER IS BACK! IUhOt•t WtlfO• Z HARlOR TWIN (P<il 646·0573 646·3266 Co-ttll AT VIEJO "SUPER·DAD" ,I " ' • • • I • ' . . ' ' I ' . ,, II ' ' , 1 " • • I ~ ~ i ( ~ • • C"I ' ; ! ' • I f I " • ~ I " ~ • ~ • ' ~ t . - ... ·' ~ ~LLMIM? STEP ON MIM! . ltlll NIM. ,... HOW CAN I 00 ANYTK\NG!! CMMLI& "ILL MIM1 •UT MIM llltN ~ >. 9ROWN! NltHPAPIR. . 1; ! ' • • I"':) • " ~ . . ---~ ... AND J 642·4321 FOR HOME DELI Y .. • • . . • .. Bii DAtl y PILOT Pl18l.IC' NOTICE PICTITIOUS 8USINIUS HAMI s'YATEMENT '"" IOl-rnq PtrMW'I~ •re "°'"9 ~1 "" . k4(<.0N El l ClRtC CO 11~ AO•n D II/) LO•lw (.Al ..... ,. I .i••Ct R•t "'" A~,,., 11\0 Ao..m, t II (O\I•,.,.. ''" (.A .. 1•1• MOf'day. Joty 7, 10'7S Pl1HUC' NOTIC:•: P'ltTITIOUS 8USIHEU .. AME STATEMENT II•\ lollow11>9 i:>er\Ont ••• dol"O ti.. I ... \\ ., T & ll DEVELOPMENT t.0 / "•"'<kllr>n A•• C<>U• Mna C••1t0<t1t• 91•11 • ~u!Jert 0 f:11109s, ta.o C•O<• (.oft 1e. C.O\I• Mot"' (•lllor111" 9U11 ' ·C." l OV•I A\l\er I l~ NWn• I • LO'f•Me .... (A '"l• Tl1<1n1 ... J ~r1y, 117•M.tu.•11<le, '"' l''"'"~' "<urltlu< h o l>y •limo! Coile Me..o. C<1l1IO•n1• 92&21 .0 c 11 Iner· 111p l~1\ l>u\&nc\\ •~ l>t<ln9 condlJ( ''" lty • o ... ,11111n 10 A~11~1 "•ttn..""'P '"' 'll<h·n.o nt w• IHwCI Wiii\ 1,.. ROBERT 0. BRIGGS 11,.1•~;•,v (It• i. 01 Ot•n11<> County on July Tiii~ •l•l&mt"nt 111"11 wllh lht• COUtlly • c1,.,, ul Or<1noe t.ou .. rv on J~ 11 m~ . l"l 'ULIC NOTIC'f.; PUBLIC NOTlCE SU PERIOR COURT OP THE FICTITIOUS austt.iess H ATE OF CALIFORNIA f'OR NAM E STATEMENT TH£COUNTYOFORAIHGI. The following per~on h do11-.g ~. .... A MUI ~la~· '"OllC£01'HEARINGOF P£YITIOlll VEAICHEK SYSTEMS, H2U ~OA Pll08A TE OF WI LL ANO FOA C~r Ro.oti, L .. ouna H Ill>. CA 9265J IETTf:llSTESTAMENTA"Y AltlwrO S. Ehrt'nteld, l t4'8 Wiest I •·•It' ul JULI A ANN WAl!.1'4 NitW Orl .... la(l<lnll NIQWl,CA '1?•11 I • •• ~<l T h•s bv•IM>S " Con<IUt led Dy IOI\ In •, •lltl I• HI A( UY GIV( N '"''I dl•1dutll I l<AA>AllAllNOLR Wlll!>Sfl A•<h•rdS Ehrenl•ld ' • I 1• ti ht,. 1n u bf 11hun tor PH~th UI fhl\ \IA(f'n\tnt w•~ ftlf'O with tht' '1.111 ~•nd ,,., , uin<l ot l 4 thr (ountyCl•r"olOtdn9e Countyon JuJ., • \t '''••nt.,.., to tht "''•l1no11 , ,, ' '91) • '' •to ""~''" "'.:10• ror tutttMr F4JJ41 11 I "'•' uruJ OMI th1 t•nu .and 04~.,, Pubh"°"'<1 Or•~ (O.l~I O.t1ly f.-"'l~t. , """'"'II'"" ume "' ~"" .,.11,,, Julyl U,21,11,197S 2'-la/~ 1 • I~ l'IH at 'I lO "m •n In. ''W" ut llit.·Pctrto.,•ut Nu l,,t \•'' Pl'BLIC NOTICF. d •ii IOIJ(1111( (• f\tt·t Ottv• Wt·~t 1r - 11 t l'r'Ut '>..int• A n4 (oflturm 1 FICTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STA TEMENT I •l~tJ Junt 16, 1'11) WILLIAM E St JOHN County(n t" • 'W ITTER ANO HARPOLE Allorneyl •1 l •w By urry It 8eml\ •10 NewPOr1 C.tlllt'r 011ve Su1lt 1))0 Nt •Pof'18••ch, ( .. llfOrl\ttl 91....0 Tt1 (114) M•·l.00 •ttor,.eyi lor Pf't•hOnf'r •·uh11-.nt'ft <11 .• oq. t I'"''' u •• 1.,.: •lot Jvn• KJ •nd Jul, I I • •H 7<11 I; l .. l HU(' 1'0TICE NOTICE TOCl'IEOITORS SU PERIOR COU RT OF THE fHE HATE 01' CALI l'ORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORAN GE No A·l"U -1 ''·• '""Owt~ ~rs.on~ dte doulQ~ '" • w llAICER co JH E.:r·t rnto .,, .... No 11,Co~laM.,a.CA ~l&?l J• "" Ookl'f. 1070 Pe\Cddor 0.-1 ..... r;. wi..or I br·<1cn, Caillorno.i 92V..0 .,,1 lhryn Bake r 1010 """dOor Dru,, NPwpgrt BPa<h. C.al1lorrna'12'60 ftu' bu-.1n("~1;ri. i) londuCltd by u Ql'nt:'tdf Pdflrl\ r\hlO ~ntnr yn adk.l·r Trw, • 1ut,·ment Wrl'> f •Ito wilh tW· ~01~~~Y Ll~r~ ol Or;if'lyt Courllyon Jun< PUBLIC NOTICE f '"'' fll llll I ORO WILUUR --------------'1M1 .... (.,. (f"j tJ I 811121 "'' Tl(t l~•H"lllYflVfNtu ll,I STATEMEHTOF A8ANOO NMENT 1~·1J11,.1 tit th\ nbuv1 n 111 t•cJ °'<•"<If nt OF USE OF "·~•• tllP•' ,.,,h.1w1n1,rt,u11\,•1r11n.tl FtCTITtOUSBU StNESS NAME "°' ,,,(j ,,. ''tu nt ,.,, I• q utft"<t h• l1h Th .. toUow•nq Pt:-r'-On t-4'.I dbdndo"Ht ,,_.,. ""''" lh• ,,, • •J'Y "''UC'"'' m tht.u....-ottnehtt1hou-.but,,1M.\l'\rin1. ••• r.,H l'" ""'In.. • h ,, ,,t tn1 ,,....,..,, In OVNACRAF T PHINt ·~u .,.1t J.oo f1t,n Uri Ufl I·'< •t11 1'1on w•llllr. IRWIN AVE , STE 103A. NEWPORT t ,,tfvo,•htt \t Uh untJ.'·••)t .. tJlliE.A(H CALIFORNIA ,., 6 t.Jiib\ E.1 l111c.i f.1'1 ~I•• 7uJ, c 1 '"'" fl'le: bct•t10u\Du~1ne,\nttm1 rt>tC'rrtd A 'UP)JO ~n•< n, ,,.... pl •• t .. c,1 w 10. to rlbeivc W cl\ ftl£'0 1n Ordn9t-County on • In• unot r 1Qrit d 1n .tU n.,1u,,, po, F-ebru.iry 1. 197• F 1te FJ'360 ""T;trnlt\O fC tn. t .l.11+ or . .,tJ di r ,i(j. nt I I E rnt•\t L Knoo<~n, ,«Xt 1"'rNfn • '"•• tour n1u11th tlh t o-.-fir .t Av• Sic-l(iJA.Ne wPorl 6ttflh <.A \Jll.t,1t. o1twnnftn1· no••, lf'u bu lrit">"»WO~c.onduch:dby • .ntn l ••'• U Jut•.-1 1 h/" <J1vtth.o 1 Rf h! W[ E Al.. f r;1 Uf'.1.1\tl ~ rro I l IC"ud:.1 n l • t ul'>t Qt tt • W1H tr ffit• nu nl Wd'• ttlt-d 'tllt1lh th ul lht ·•bO'W• l"hH1 t_ d lh (r ... ,,, (f1Uf •• Lu,,, Of (.lfdn'1~ (.ounl I on JU'\1 R F NEUMAN t 11 U~1 El Toro Rd , Ste lOl F·llM E• Torp, CA. •1uo I Puti1.,n~<.1 Otdnt)e Coa~t 0 .. 11.,. Pilot. Pvl:lh\/>ed OrdnQ•• C.0 •• 1 Odoit Pl'DI Jum ll • .l0.•nc1July7, U 1~1> 2J()t,.7; J""~.lO.•nCI Julyl 14 11 tYl> 1414 /I --------------- Pl'Bl.IC NOTICE NOTICE INVITI NG 8 10S Pl'Bl.IC NOTIC'F. FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS NAM E STAlEMEHT Hit '011uwrno Pt.-t'!.(Jn\ u'~ Oo1ngb1J·,1 "'""' 'rl Not1<~ I\ h(•rt'bV 91vt.>n tr\clt OllP Oo11'0 "' lrv~tt-11., of trw Cod~1 Con,,-,1;n1ty (11111.,.. o .... .,ct ol Or.1110 .. Co1111ly I bEACK CITY FABAICATORt;, h •r"'rwttt:r rl•h •Hf'O to "" ftyl ~, •• ,I f1~?l C.:ulhnl'', Or , Huntmg1on Bedth, 'W•tl rf"C •tveo up to bu\ not l11h r tt\.Jn (.A 1/t.40 1 00 p M l IW"""Y. J•ll y j I • ,,~I r ... ., ..... , w o~nnon. 9S~I ClllMe• > "!ii dtfl'd tHd\ tor tht-4w,Hd of C(lt'lff,Jt 1 Or Huf1tm9ton 0t-ath, CA. 91~ lot tne tutt11\n1nq &nC1 1n,tdllt1t1rm uf Ptttrtc14 Jun{ B.tnnon, 9S9t c ... i1h ~dill c•ntpr E l~ctrnn1r , flu1()fl,1 nt r• Or t1un"ngton 8£dCh, C.A 9'1b40 turn11ur• an.1 ft1tur~\ ,,, <..o•o. n..,... I rr11 hU\lnf.: I lC)n<1UClt'd by dn 1n <.ommun1tv Coll~~ 1 • lludl ~"' h bid~ -.natl ~ rflltt•1vt"d 1n ll'Y (tf t ,.,,, •c.t hdnl"ll)fl t 'o4 t~ PurcrMs1nq A9f1'nt 1nthf Ao Tnomd'W l.dnnori "•• n1\tratton f\u1I01nQ I )10 Ach1m• 1 n1" -.t~Htu-enl W«t\ hi• d 'Nllh tno Av• (OSio Mt·~· or ... no~ <ounh r0unh Lltr~ uf 014nge (. IUnl'fUlJUtlf C...l1lorn1.. .ind \11 .. 11 b< OP"'W·d "'"' 11 191) pubhCly 1(0,}d Jloua JI 1n, ilbO"' \f411"1 F4-1 II""-Pul>h '~0 Ordnli<: CO<!)I Dd1ly P,101. £d<h b•d mu~I < >nlO•m d"IJ tr 1une1l .IO,anc:Juty l U , 19/S ?iSt.lS tt 'POns•vtt ro 1n1\ 1nv1t.\l•e>n lhr ,,. tn'-1 --------------1 ~·••t•••on\ b ncl au otn~, 00tun-.:"1 I cornprt\tnq trl• O'·rttn,.nt contr«J<I P UBLIC NOTJCE documenn Coore\ of In• C.C.,trMI ------8-11-,-0,------ f)t"Umtflt\ <1r• now on lolc "'WI 0(1"-n lo FICTITIOUS 8 USINESS tNt-11< '"\D'llf'fton tn th.., \•lid CJtf1c.1 ot NAME ST ATEM E NT tttt· Ow?"er Coptt \ 1H f' rlVt\•ldb'r IQ f qua1111..., £i~flronoc f1'0Cler~ .,11,.., M•O ht to1towrn11 oerson~ •Ht dOrng tv..i ne .. ~U\ '~'"" l>v <Wpn•illnQ 1~00forca<n..et TPM. LTD., 11&! North Eu<.liO I"" ""ll0"1 will "" ,,.f und•O only 11 ll'lf' !.lr"l'I, An.i11e1m, Cahforn1<1 92001 "I .ir~ rrrurn<'O (<;nopl~le •no 1n900d Tlleodore J T~ath, I~ Port <N>dll•Oft w1thon ~ <l.>y' dfter bid open Edwa•d Circle, Newport Ek~I\, CA. •f'W) 'l'iWl ldDOr and M• I•' Ill~ Bond anCI D.Jnoel M. Per1n1ut1cr, 30 Ml\~ton ~'rlorrn.mc• Bones wlll b4t rt!Qurrtd OI 6.,~0ri•e.Cororldr.!.,.I Mar (A92b2S atu·(ontrrttl or ""'~tt••tt M artin McGreevcy. J r ' \~fJ•t £ dCh ""' 'hdll l>o• "'''"~ oui "" tr. RL n~1n<1s, W1•\ln'1n\ler CA '11t& '·vnrrn ot Pr ooo4;•1' h<Jufld in <'den ..ti rr11~ bu,11ness. t conout.H--d by ~ o t Srl'-<ll1r.1tirJ''' generdl PAl'tMrSrup l ~(h b•d ""'"Ill' .1.ronopaftlC-Y a TheodOre J T~dCh tMt1f•to<J Of Ctl'1h•~r ' ( h~ t k PdYrilll{! to rn1 .. ~•atement •&S t1&l·d W'llh U''te '"" O..rw•r ur 'd'"'"' lorv 81d bond in C.O...ntv Clerk ol Ordngt C.ounlyon ~ 1,..,,,, ol ,,,., Own1 r, o •« ul• d by'"" bid '· I'll~ ,,. ,-... 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Jul, I, 1<.1 ~ 719()./~ PlJBLJC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS NAM E STATEMENT Tn. trJUO-'t'•I'\() per..on I'> l10tnc) bt,r.,1 I IL ElllC:RPR15E5, HIG CIMjlol>"' Sdn\,1 A'hl, C..11 ~1/04 W1tl1rlm E , .. ".~'"'· 1S10 ClroqhOtn <;.Jn1o1 An,;, (A ?210• T""" Ou\•nl'\\ ''conducted by .. n 1n 01v1ou,1I W ttf•dm E. (.ftnlPf":. Th•· \ldlem•·nt w.,\ "'"" with tlv County C.lerk ol Ord~94' CounlyonJUf\< ?S, 191S F4S113 f'ubl1\/>f'd O<ilnl)(' C.oa'I o,.,1y Polvl, June JI>, dnd July l, 14 7 1 191) 131' IS Pt:BLIC NOTJCF. FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS NAME ~TAT EME HT T,.,. 1ollow1n9 per\On I~ dO•"O ll\/'.1 'W''i\.\C, HOT DOC. ON A ~f lCI", LA HAORA. No. 30 F41h1on SQuur~. LA ~Mbr.t,CA Arnold Roy M.lrr.011, 2300 72rd'51 N1>w~I RP•cn, C..11 91640 fn1!1 hu\H\~\,\ I\ (00C1UC tCd by An It\ cl1v10uae. Arnnld R Ma r1101t Th•\ \tdtPrrll'nt w a•:t tit+-:d With trw Ct>unlv Cler-of Oran~ Covnly on Jun• IS, 1t1S FO l1' Pulll•\hctd Or•l'lf)(' Co•st D•lly Piiot, Jun~JO.anoJuly7,14,1l,191\ 23/SH PCBLIC NOTICE '"''~of per f'J1' fl\ w~()"· ftJ "'" 'fllllllnr•nV"" "" plo1f"d "' 111,. 1.~, ullnn of 1,... "'" STAT•M•NTOP'WITHDltAWAL lr~rl FROMPARTHli"SHIPOPEltATIN() ElECTAl(;AL 111 nurly ..,,,,.1 UN0£R FICTI TIOUS i-or•m<tn <,ounl1To1hn11 1 on ISl1 ~I 1 8USIHE$S NAME JOli'"•• ,,. hn;,,,1,, f\tl ftOI 1~ f0Uow1nq C)tr5.0n h•~wttMf'•wn C.A•PIHT•Y '"''D""'" .,1,,,, .. ,., .Jt.. ~ q entr•I O•ttn~r from trur t\ia '41 < "'P"nt-, Jttu• ""-yn ~ Wfl""''''"P OOf"r•t1nq unarr t~ ft< '"'«)I I ''",,~' 1>u>11WH n•m .. ol OE!>l(',N lllt' 0 -H '"'' rvo " uw .,,, .. 1 p•"' PARTNER'> DESIGN PARTNERS r•,..<hl'Q ..,T .,.., All h•rl • '" ''' w 11v,. 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C;.111611·7~1 1 $39,900 NO DOWN IRVIME F1nr In 111L' 1•11':1111111. l\1,: lamtly of \J \\;Jl1h 11111 ' Will sell :--10 ()()\.\':"/ l'.\\'Ml•:.'iT Lo qualll11:d l\'ll'l',tll .'\i1·1·1b M lllll' !t•11dt>r c:ir1• l"ully air tond1t1orll'fl ( 'athc dral n·tltng In 111g r oom. llugc ft n •µ I an· .\11 t 1 lcd s;arcli.'n k1l 1·h1:n. l.ar~t? ma:..11..·r :-.u111.. \l11T1ir1·d 11 ,J rd r11h1• l.;.i rg1..· pal 111 Full.) ... pnnkh:t l·d ':1nL Take ,1!1\ antagl.' • C:ill ;;,2.111111 l• I() ~t\ 1"1111 I • I [~ ;· .. . .. THE REAL ESTATERS LOWEST PRICE I in Bi9 Canyon lkJullfully l.tmlsca1>1·1I. \ll'W, U111o<er. :! bcdruu11b & den. O\\m·r an'\1ou:-. A:..king Sl l !J,500 VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644·6056 _______________ , 2 STORY FORMAL DIME I W1~{?n~~a~1~~;~~~1·1· du:,l1·rl•tl :! ... 1un 1•11ln Formal d111111~ r n11m 1:11urml'l )JJllll 1-.lll'hl'll l'\l'l.l l>I'.:-. ltEl"Hll; EHA TUH ' G1 ,111t ,,,·tlo !h:tl m .1!->ll'r ...i11t c W alk 1n do:.cl 1-..:XTHA L r N t-: N ~ T 0 H I\ G E . th er,.,11.1.·d ..,..·w1ni.: ~I.tun tin r1H1rn . \\' \Slll·:ll ~ l>HYEH 1:\('l.l l>Ell' l lU ,.!l' IHt'lllllllll lot O lymp11• p11ol ,\: h.1 ... l..1'1 Ii.di <'Olll'l rndrnkil 111 ,, .. ... lll'l:lll<lll. \11\IOll ... 'L'llt•I' ~ay:, SL 1n1 Ir o:-. YOL H r t·: rD1 ::-1 I-' u 11 JI ri t· 1.· :;;:1~.[1UU. I' r11111• I n 1111· :1 r e ;1 . l ' ,, I I L o tJ a ) 7:i:! lit)U. THE REAL ESTATERS FREEDOM HOME :\at 1 on j I ,\\e n u l'. I be<lruom. :.:! hath \\tlh larj!c corn1·1· lot anti VA no down ll'rrn:; ! Who :- firs t on lht' lourth'! $35,950 ~~t!\tn -ANYTIME W .BAYAVE. l.url(l! t & 2 BR duplex ~ (' n 11 I ti I V µ I I \.' l' J U l Sll2.Wl CALL 67S.7060 NEWPORT SHORES :! l'ooli.. h •nni:. ll. plav .11 l':t, d U IJhttO'\I' \. f'l''\- 'h ,11 jl 3 Bit . 2 Ii.1th-. ~1;! .• >(Jll CALL 556-8800 Balboo Boy Prop~ ReotfON 1< Ii 1·.11h•il•· < 'orlt;hml It I'. 1 • 11 11 1 .1 1 1 H 11 h l' r I Sh.q1.tr1l ft<'altor. liO:l M1 1·1111.:.u1, Oct•oni.11lu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 STORY DUPLE.X SUNSET BEACH STEPS TO OCEAN NL•ar 111•\\ (ll'l';,i111;1l h1111w ol p1·1111111w11l L·11111r.11 l111 Hl•111:il UJlll ,.., .1 IJl'l!L' I bN.lr'oortr '' rlh 111od1•r11 j.,Jldll'll, hu~1· c nt1·r llt10et'1> I 1" In£ 1·11rn11 \\1th :.lld,1111! g l.1s.., \\,111 111 pri\·a11· 1•011rt~111d 0 W 11 l' I' ' U II I 1 I ' .1 hn·uthl.1l..1nJ.! w11rld cil l' I L' J.! ,I 11 I I' <: "u ,. 11H. I l.1Ld11:n k.1ll11 l'' n ,ju .,1.11111 h.11 (111 1·11111.tllJ,!. 'l'I \ 111i~ ,\ l'llll•l'l,1111111).: 1':1111r111u1i-. II\ lllJ.! room \\ rllr :!ti 1 1·1l1nJ.! ,~ ~1· \\ .tll 111 gl.1 ...... 101· un11h:.lnk:ll:i1 * CLOSEOUT * at PACESETTER'S RANCHWOOO in Lake Forest ONLY 3 -HOMES + MODELS left. l l p;.:raclecl c-.t rpl'h. oven I ran;.!L'. fl'ont land:.caping. ~prinld t•rs & rear y ard l<.•nt:ing . From S·14.950. (;nod t'Oll\'t·nt 1on:tl fttwncin~. Call sales oft I <'l' 714: 581-2444 'h'\\ ~L.111.., ''H 't'P to GM•ral 1002 Getterol I 002 Bt1111 g n ·tnocll•l<'d : l'i.J:.10111 !) BIL !'; Ba. ii;)l)() !'llj . n . h unll' on ))\lillt. pool. dock B 1:;1ut ti ullv tll-tor:1ll'd ;; llH .. 1 • •• l>;i , parwlrng, :i fl'pk:-.. Ho<1t ~li p. ~60.000. Cu!>tont !) BIL ·I IHI .. \'it•\\, HO fl lagoon. Boal slip. s:t!.15.000 Olt BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside D rive.NB 6 75 -6161 G~ral I 002 G~rol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~\ r t.'Jl l h.11 o \ ,,, look" I••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• II\ in~ room ~ II.is :!11 8 "'CHELOR 1---------i. u n tl t! ck :.it1J11111t 11 J,!1 JBR.FAMRM. "" OCEANVIEW DON'T RENT AND RAVE BUY AHO SAVE!!! h1u1·J\\ •• , 111.1 ... tl'I ~.WATERFRONT PARADISE lh-111 u111" 1"1' 111 1ti1..· ~lJl'bl !>UI le .... ( h\111'1' llllhl POOL-Br. ·cH ol lll'f. '.! h11rn1•:-. O il 11 .' '"1l11 p1l·r&shr.> ii;;A I " s:.1t·r1l1n'. l·ull 111'1t•1·t111I) 1i11, l.11t·.llt.'1 111 h1·st SIS.).000 Call 9t~l 7t\81. Complcll'IY rc11Mll°ll'il rn $19,000 i\o \'" purl . :.! llllrm • ~ • $32,500 u.~•,111v · 1 ·• i,,.J & oul. Loads 111 '1"·':-.! l'il'lurc pe1'll'l'l 111 1·nt h .11 h "' w II h I i.: l' ~ e ~ $149,500 L 1 I 1 •>l.1:> 1·1111m. \\ l'I 1!;11 , 'a i•:!l,('(U..,I\ I' 11 ,.,1111).! 011 ,1 ,J HH :\1:" p111'l \'1-.la 11111111· F111a111·111g ,.., gr1·,1l w1lh art a.,surnahlt• \',\ l11:1u ,11 I'. 111t."r1•,.,1 ;\ml 1111 n1•r WI.II hi:l p .. \ J,!f'l':ll ... 1a1'l1•r IHllllt• 111 :1 l,llntly 1•11111 111111111 \ 11hl 11111111L1·.., l&> hl'.11'11. <".ill .»Iii '.!:II.I I'm dl'la1b " JACOBS REALTY .1;.:e ::. y lllg. Al\\ r11a111 , :. tt:11;1nte .• I u>.l cn1oy II\ ca Ill ,Ii. t l·a<h t.1 11w\ i: 111 '':.r .. , ' :: 675-6670 Ill)-:. l.:H).!l' t'OOlllS. ,\II :? Bdnn . 1' h:r . lrpli'. . I liudl 111 aµµha111·1·.., 1>111 p .11111. 11-a M·d ;1t $:.!.>I.I Pi'I' A. tng ari:a. C111.y ll\lllJ.! m11nth. L'all l11r app l. ·-----------1 :JJ' mom . Puol anti rct•rt•a Pnn·d al ::;1:1.1.IMMI BEST BARGAIN ~'-_/,_:_; 11011 la<'1t1hl1c:-. onl> sl\'ps OCEANFRONT 1.N 1\ LL ''( '"'!'.\ ~·1 1•'....;,\ ' ' ' ,., " -;1wav Tl'rms fcir Fl I.\. 4-PLEX l.ll'"l' ·I ll1·<lroo11\, :.! h .1111 I 1· .1 ,... 1 Cul louayXl'.!2.·):1.'l ·I 1"11rn1-.l11·d I 1,i11111 ... rn1 t1Vl'I '11.1•d ~h· ... a \'1•rd1 1 .'' ., I·', \ l 'I' 1 I" l i I. · 1111' '· "' 11 r. 1 ~ .. 11 t ;. 1; .I 1. a,. 1, ., .~ c·o1111·r lot. 'l\•na11l:-. nun ,, u [ ® u ' 111:..:. 11ul ut town ,1,1111.1 !-i llOllECLll"F::-. In IJ.1kut11 L·-.. :-.111111111•1 ,j,.,.,l., 1111m,·d 1,1t1 ,,i11 ll'r1·:-.11ni.: ":.i>l•l h'\el' . \\lllll'I' 11·11l;ol lh\111·1 :'l.t'l'lb s11111t.· ll.llttl ,111d \\1th hea 111 1·1•d111 g.,, .,,. : \\ill I r.l\l1· l't 11 l·d .11 Tl l ' u 1 h I. 1111 · I pa 11l'1111i.:. I'' ,\,1l\' h,·,1d1. Sl:JS.11110 I [~ ' U I' I'\' S p11 "'llll,'""I ·-----------07:J :l1ih:J ~1 1/'o!lt.i.l l•:\I·,, .. __________ _ to• 111111\ :-.li .. J4Mll F 1r ... 1 .,, ""' 1• 1•ml· ... 1\ •. ,11:.1·11.11un,··' 675-551 1 RARE AND c.111.:; It. .. w~o · 1 Cole of Newport associated c~~~Y.~~t ,H~!.~~!~11 Realtors~----1-+s .. ·u ... "+1.:~·r dl..'~tn :im.1:-h.irp ·I -I 1 t• O i l"Htt+tt---~h-f.i:I ffi I~ ~.-i I;, E t'o.i-.a I I\\' r110111. cl 1111 ng. br1.•..il. t a~t BROKERS-R EAL T ORS •V2; W Ouibou 07l·30o l _._,~~~ ...... rrrr,rrst:"Mttdt'd ,, .., l' < I t 1111 t1 I ~--· \\ I' Or l 111·1;.:hh 'l'hh ht•;111wrl I 1'11111;! h ull\1' l <'illlJr'l'.., < 11 11 II I' I I' I 11 Ill b I '1 ).: LA CUESTA l 111'1111.1 tll'I .\lar PARENTS RETREAT I ~ l' p ,1 r .1 l t' d I I \ I II ;,: qU.ll'll'I'' tn.11.1• 1111:-. hUJ.,!l' 2STY-48DR I "'II :-1111 \ td1.·.il 1111· 111 I I;"'' ,\l.;.11. g .111w n~1m1 ASSUME \\llh 11ph11l.,11.·n·d 111111111.1 J\l •.. 1 lt••s·t~·t.12.~, o .. ol!ll'I . ·II F .. 11n1 1~ 11111 Ital'!; _\Jl'd Ill ,., ._ ._ _ ·' 1'111d1 ,, 1111.11 ~\alt', .-.hul Ll1:tlr11um \\ali.. 111' 1h1• ll1•l111ard , ~ pat111,.,., ll1Hlk. ll\l'f'~l/l'd lt\1111! 11111111 . 1111·µ1.11·1', 111!11' ,.,h,1g t·.1rp1:h. 1111~ I llooi·,.. 4\ 1·11.,111111 tl1.q>t..•, Lot ,1L 1·11 1111 q111l'l ... tr1·1•1 111·,11 :,l'hnol,, aut! park. l>t · krl'd <JI ::..i I ,:1.)11 \I 1th ,,-., s 11m;1hl1· ;;• 1'. l;I l11a11. C:ill .>~o· l l.'11 .... HERJTAGE UNIVERSITY PARK SPARKLER IH'a1·h S p ;11·11111:-. 111111..: ~·;111 •1·t;ill .111tt lw.1l l·d ""-I :111d 1111·1n ;1l 11 1 11111 ~ tilll'1 1.·d p11<d ~ • .!.um lull room~. ::-.1·11.ir.111· 1·1111 p1 in · i ' \1.1.:•i:! 1 i•~ ·------------! \1.·r11hle d1·11 <i1J..:.111111· • KE Y REALTORS :\1 us l l1L· l'\ (ll·r11 ·1w.·d t" hl' hl'IH•\ 1·d \ :1 i-F.1111 humt: \\ llh a l.111l.1.,t11· part•nh n •ln•al ;11ld1•d 111 lhi.• rna slt•r b1•dr110111 arr t11ncl ,'\· .1 y.1 rd larg t· 1•11t1ugh lur -.rn:il! pool BnJ,!111. 1·hl·t•n a11d nil 11ri ltl ll\1'1' .!IMJll "11 It :\11w n•d111·1•d (11 1irrh ;:..'1t1,:IO\I L..111 hll "::!II • Jarn1lv ru11111 \\1th rnar ~-----'"'!!l- ing ~11u nt1 y t1r1.·pl.1 !·1· RE ALTORSA Separate 1 h 1l dn·11 4\I . m:.1-.l1·r -.ur11·.., :-...·dud1·d' Live on the Mesa g111u111I-. C'ltll.t :-..lli•I E11111~ ~l'l'1n1ly 111 prt• :.lrt l'l ll1• I 11· ... t lll ::.el' tl. ::Olt);lllU~ .\h·:-..1 \ l'll ll' l JI C.:;ill !l•1:i·lii1Ji j.!rali1·d l''Pl'C'1,ill) l11r •1 ·, 1«~ 1 l• ., , • )ou. :1 H It lw11w. 111n .it1• ,, 11: 1; •I I STARTERHOME I 1,1•1:µ .~2x~.'~~:i~1. l 'u1) 11HL:.ig1.'. \\hill' vicl..:t lt'IH'L' Houm tor large '1•getalJlc garden. H :! 111111.'d, get s t<irled Tu :>l'e. <.'all IH6-717 I. •*'11U9•M.!lt' .,., flf II PENINSULA DUPLEX [~ :lo; 11 • II: 4 +FAMILY Next to •..•.. 1 :~ ~ ) a ril oil 111 111J:-.lt·1 b1:d r1111111. J11\1:I\ bJl'l.~.11d and IJ:t:11 Oi- li:n·!l jl ~">K.l)(KJ A'§M·~~ [·® THE REAL ESTATERS Beaulllul J tlu11e dupl .. , ~ an ).!real b r a t·h loca11011 -C ui.Lnm h111 IL·Jbdrm :iml l bath untl!'I. Walk 10 LuJo shopp1n~. 309 :lJrd St. Open Tursday I ;; POOL, PARK & TENNIS \\ I I h p r J) 1 t' :-. :. 11111 ,1 I la111bc.Jp t·, arr t•t1nd ;11111 11<1\" rerl11t•1·d 10 11nb s-IH.:.>lJO C all 611-7211 • etlB WESTCLIFF RAH CH 4 BDR-POOL SI 03,000 3848 Cempus NB 549·8655 ---r--Preview Doily I ·5 COME SEE!! L arge de· Eaitside Charrn.r tac hed rumpus r oom Convcnie.nl tu ::.chool., & w 1 balh & fpk. P lus 3 publ1t· tr.ins p ort;itton. 1 bedrooms, C'<>mple lcly S pac ious a h1.'ilroom, :! re f 11 r b 1 s h t• d , I g e hath w1lh l11L-. ot i·~lr:i... \\.artlrnlie cln:..l'\:-., II\ nn. 111t'Iuti1 n g th• ·ii I 11• 1 t· i.. d 1n111g-:.i l'L"1 · 1111' g r :tik I 1n•pl:tl'C. i·m i•n•d µallo ... ha.i:: l'rpb & drp:-;. Bo at and g arai.:•· 11.~w OPl'ttt·r . "." tra.i.kr ga ll.' ort alley. Sl.'1.' lht-. 111•11 li ~l 1tl;.:. <..;ootl l111a n 1·111.:a\'a1I won 'l I a ,.,1 l111H!~' •11 305 Broadway, CM $-11,!JOO ('all ~dU-l l.11 tJ.Uj :.l!J:!X.l'\l'~ti7:J ,1;,77 ~HERJTAGE REALTORS Lachenmyer Call 675-7225 fAl• ..,g •0~1 A '"If lS1111tAU Of \.Al.'-#1 \ .. \ IJ J~:\· HEAl :J'Y A BERG ENTERPRISES CO RESORT LIVING :'\l·w ~II H :?ha m t•rluok· 1 111).! rn~1nn.1 & 111·1•.111. \.\l'L IJar, Jac111.11. lull Sl•t·un - t~ Will tr.idl', It .. ...,,. op 111111. t'Ollll'.id . ::;'iX . .')l~I "'1 llld<·d p.11111,., oil m .1;.lel' IH'lln1111n & d111 1ng 1111111\. B11.1l & l'J llllW• :..lnrag1· ;i 11<1 11\1ll'h m1•l L'' l'.ill 11)1' d··l.111... 640-6161 s COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. CM Condo $32,500 huy-. l111' :1 hcdn1<1111. :' h~1Lh Tow11h11u...i• wtlh pool. .\I O\ I.'' in ,111.,L 1n 11111L' lllr ... 11mm1•r pl1'.1:-.u1 .. t:l'1.'.1l 1-:a,,b1d1 hit·.1111111 near OfT 642-5200 A PETE BARRITT ~... REALTY FAMILY HOME PLUS INCOME COllU:\.\ Ul·:L ;\lt\11 1\lm11-1 111·\1 t 'u;.l<>m lrnlll tor pr .. :-.1•11L 11w111•r 1"11 1· l11·dr1111111 h111111· '1'1111 ld11d,•. I 1'11tll llh• liL""'" Sl•11.1r:1l1.· d111111;.: 111011\ plu~ ..,p.it1111h t.11111 I~ room. 1\111 h1.•dn111111 r,•ntal rn • • .1r 111111 ~'.d i tii:j 1$550 :-.pi 1 t.1c·1ii.1r l'lllr\ \.ti hll'lll.11 I I\ llH! ,111d 0 b.1n ---------•,-_-• •-----------•! Realto r HAL PINCHIN Hi':.\l.TOHS :!14!7 1'; Cnao;l I I\\\' 6 75-4392 lflh'I ,, ,,. ti llllll;. f'llOlll:-0 1,11111111••1 J.;.1nkn l.1tchcn F11· ... 1.1 .111· rumµu:-. room \11th li.1r. ~t·C'l udcd rn.1:.tl'r a nd th1ldn·n ~ ;.uites 1.w .. h ttUll'l 1.:,,1rtk-n \\1th "flari..1111).! pu11d' .rnJ! ru:-.hin~ ".1tl·rt.db \ un I 1 'I u 1• .., " 1 111 rn 1• r 'I p.11.111...... l '.ill lt1d.1~ llll lll'l'\ I(•\\ !lli:J liilii COST A MESA AHO [~ THE REAL E~TATERS .i Bed roo rn 2 bath. 2 s~on to ... ulwu'l'. Thi:.. scdt11kd 1·111: 111111 lront...1 on a plti...hh l.11111-.1.·aix-·<.1 mall. Tht· «nmmun1ly pools and 1 luhh11u:-.1• :in· a s h111·. st11111 ·'" ·•'.> 1 l'r11 1·d :ti •• lll•llll'LI :-.m. !IOU \\ r lh t.1 I°'"' hit.-i fll'll .ii" l111.1n1·mg ,1\ .111,, I hl1• C \LL NOW :;;x;.~11,(1 1 ~·~~;~~~TIES * * • * Troy Welch 16322 Del Mar Lane Huntinqton Beach '111u a re t hl' v.111111•1' 111 TWO FREE TICKETS t :.l I \ ~1IUL'I 111 t Ill' OL Y SUPERBOWL MOTOCROSS FrnJ.1\ .• Juh IXlh .1l lh1· L.A. COLtSEUM l'lejl>(' l'.111 lrl:! ,Jl oiX. 1•\l Jal tn 1'1.11111 \Out ll1.0l.l·l~ f ~orLh t 'm11i1, lt1ll r11:t• numlwr 1::. :Ho 12:..'ll ) ' * * * * BEACH RETRE/4 T 3BR+FAMRM $39,900 . 1'1•a1·l·I ul l'\ t•111n g, oJ 1'1111111~ :-.url. g1 nll1•111·1•:..11 Urt•t'/.CS ;11111 !'\\ aylng palms Day ... f1ll<'tl with s un ~h•n•· an d sandt·n.,lll'' 1 ,\ \ .•t'.tl11111 parach.,c 111th1 ... 1 .1mlilt11.1ot :1 Ul>ID1 "11 h Tah1tra11 t ;.1m1 ly r110111 lkl 111 ·rn1·11t l11n·1•.., ~al1 ' 'I 1' •~11111 1111.il lluwn "1lh li1w 11111 11.1\'ln\'llh' Hn1111. .111 ul lt•I' lili ti(llll [~dAIUI SPLASH!· !'l\\1111 \\ htlc• llw ).!,1rd1.•111•r ti II 1• ' I h (' W II I' I.. -:! llt•dr 1111111. :! h.tllt. l11\1•l1 ('111111 11 011 I\ '" !l.!1.11i \ge111 X.l:J h.l:!I VIEW ESTATE OCEAN & LIGHTS BARGAIN $44,900 Hu,111· l h,1rin al11111nd' in lhh u111qlll' h1·,1r h P:,t,1lr ('111·ul,1r dl'l\1· llu~c It\ 111)! rtHll)l "llh •It am.1111· 1·11 rn 1•r lu g hurn1ng f1r1•pl.1t·r t-h1•t•a1htal..111g \ll'W throug h W/\1.1. OF (; I. A :.; S . l; o u r tn c l l.11 l'lwn & <Ii nc. Scµ;u a Lt• w 1 n g I t1 r It id",, w ;i;. mu::.H·r .,lllh' "1th ,1 'll'\\ t-l'111ldr1..•ni. & gu1.•:.t "'"'k~. ll u11 .1 tor lh1:-. rn1 l'e 111 .1 lt11•t111w tln•am homi:-a t a lt \H(;,\I:\ 111'11 l' ! C;tll !1<13 iXXI I .. -'• j 'J • 'C If~ , ~ lit r J J I [®IR&IHI IQ~t!~"~" ~!i I Ur I lia ~ 011lh·r>' 2 Ill 1· pl.H'l"l, \\ <'\ ll,1r 1'1'1 u 'I.' I. tll'hl'll NOTICE 1'11·1 1111 , .11·ht tul)(1 \110 m.1\ , •• 11·11 \h1· ho\.\ O n 1ly Prl•ll l l,1" 11111,hw~ ltr111'11,·i; lfted ad:i; dt!iJ)litY llll'U li1S 141211 IHVEST $4,250 DIHINGROOM I l a\~ :..1111wtll111~ tu ,.1:11' C.:l;.i;.,.ll 1ed .11b tin 11 \\1•11 SEA TS 12 G•neral I 002 General I 002 Step down lo 17 x 20 rami-••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly room warmed by t• r a c k I tn g f 1 rt.• p I a C' l' ()\crslll'rl l11111g nH1m i!I\ 1."S Jcl'llll).: 111 OIJl'll Ill ... :-i\llt•r ongm;il 111 \ 1•..,l ITI•'lll t>I :-0.l,:,!.)t l, ~OU Y, Ill lft• !->Ut'(llbl_'tl \\llh low n1011lhly p<iymcn ts. T1 .... e e . tall li1ti ili l. •• ,, ... 11; .,/•t '· •, ESTATERS NEWPORT WATERFRONT l'I EH .~ 2 SLIJ>S, :1 Sp:.iuou:. bdrm:., :1 bthi., ~ Ir p J'c ~. :-ump l u u u ::. J.!l'ounds anti ~an.lens. Ll\'C on lhc waler for on· ly SI :J::! .. )Oil. PRESTIGE HOMES Realtors 645-6646 .. AIAHDOMED" ARTIST CHALET $4~.900 Secl1tclC!d drl\ l'lo wood~d J.! ro u n d s . EN l'i·~ H A WOHLD OF <..;LASS AND SUNSHI NE. Spacious gourmet garden kitd1e11 :.1•1·ve:s lru•y u11ique in· cloor·oultloor livinJ? und <hn1ng UH'ali C nu::.ual lil:t I rl'Ulil' l ll h tcltl1•n a I' l I S l :.. !'I U I l f' ll II fl I' It 11 cl I' I' II s q 11.1 r le I's I' n I v A ·r 1-; s 'f' u I )I(). Ucauutul ~rouiKl!4. Wu lk lo lwueh. < '01..Ull TlllS 110~1 l-: \'OUH~! C.:ttll 003 C,767 <;,_Niii ~• ",'I 1 ~·1q11111 *CASH• 1\0B I\,\\ JIO\U-:11 Full .q1prJ bP1l \ .ilu1• JI.lid 1"n·1• h11lll l' t'\ ulu.1111111 liJl'I.. µJ}'tnenL ... <>" <.:all an~ ttmc> Bk r~I:.! 3117tl ma en ab I Irvine realty MOST NEW CONDOMINIUM W /35' SLIP A grc<.J t value at ONLY $86.500 fee. :l spacious bedrooms. 21 :.! haths immaculate in every way! A great opportunit~· for full -time occupancy or weekend owners -or unit • i nvest ment. Clinl Moses fil12·8235. (.J G3 > BIG CANYON -POOL & JACUZZI. H i,:!h ly u p g ra d ed Plan I (!) b e d room) B road m oor . Professiona lly ·d ecorated & la nds<'ap ed. $184,900. Tom Queen 644·6200. (J 64) OHE Of THE TOP IO! A 4 hcdroom P alermo model w /no expense spar ed on wall & floor cove rrngs. VIEW from upst airs bedroom. One of the best streets in Harbor View l lomcs. S)S.900. Carl Butle r 642-8235. (J 65) BEAUTIFUL OOVEtt SHORES. An unsurpassf'cl value at $187,000 on fee land ! 4 bedrooms. fomily room d i nin ~ r oom . 31., baths, pool & f a bulous V I EW. Cl int Moses 642 8235. CJ 12) VIEW LOT -DOVEi SHORES. Fee land Gulaxy Ur . -approx. 7R><174x92x 147 . Auild a pride of own<.'r~hi p home-on th1~ bl'auliful pic<'c of land. 687.500. Amy Gnston f>42-R'l:15. (Jf;fj) 642 .. lJS 644·'200 ln•':O.".lj.(1'"' \\tlh h'l!thll1l\ '·----------~ anc.J 1mp.11·t 'Ou1 .ui.., "'' •-----------1 901 Dover 011•" tl.U M•CAtll\Uf .trt• proud to l'oa.\' r1•;ill,\• ll•1"t' ~c1m .. tl1111" •nu" irtt ' • ·' ., .' "'·' ·' ~1':LI, id!~ llCl'm \4 tlh d ,r .. t rt•!>Ull::. J>IH>lll' lo .. 11 (,;la ... ~lll~'(IU<.bdo M2-5678. it ~~11 .'6!2 ~7X U:.itl~ l'tlul C.:lass1llt-<J Ad. ..L::=:=:;:==::=:===:=J..=...:.:..:..:...;:=========-.l...::..:;,..:.:.:. ~ 7l'l.1t>i3. I' ......,.,.,.s. IHMtHF..-W. ...... PorW. , ...... PwS• HOUMtForSde ••••••••••••••••• t1' •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •....,... 1002 ........ 1102 G1Mrtl IOOJ 6i .. rol 1002 Corottade04e" 1022 ~~~!.~.~....... Mondey,Juty7, 1915 OAILYPILOT 89 ...................... ·•••·········•····•·•·• .•••......•.........•.•.......•........•..•.•• ············•·•·•·····• H.tlltC:Jfon B.oc.h I 040 Moan For Sale Honn Fofo S... Acreage for MIN 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH OF HWY., CdM Like new duplex ; 3 bdrms. & 2 bdrm. unit.1 ; 2 buths onch . 4 Car garage. Corner location, handy .to trans. & Shopping. X lnl rinandng available. $117 ,500 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Atlruclive 3 bdrm .. family tm. & formal dining rm. home -PLUS 2 Car garage & hobby room! Property well maintained; corner location; handy to bcuch. ~4.900 BAY ANO BEACH 675 -3000 <'•'l< l 1 I C Ul\ST ••\IV V CURUNA Di L MArl I 0021 GfMf'91 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED: ONE llG TEXAN We n eed someone to roam around this huge Dover ~ho res 2-story. A big man who appreciates 9' ceilings and 8' doors, the kind a guy who likes a tall drink at his s tandup b ar in a 25x30 game room ; one who appreciates 8,000 sq. ft. of Ji ving. complete with his own steam r oom, gym and massive sund eck. We're look ing for one big Texan, and his bi g family. And a measly $350,000 ! UNl9UE HOMES. Rntton -67S.6000 --flit"!"~ C-oalt1'1Wy .• ~ defliilcr I 002 GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANISH GIANT WA.HT A PLAN? 4 +POOL-WE MANAGI:: MANY $42 500 OF TllE HOMEOWNER 1 ' ASSOC ll\T I ONS IN Towe ring l!·slory s ur· T HIS ARl::A. THESC: rounded b>" 21 acres of 0 E V E L 0 PM EN t S park a nd only a f('w blocks to beaulifol golf I I A V E C E R '.L' A I N • ?'/~ S,,ud, ~ REALTORs' LOOKS LIKE NEW AND NO YARD WORK TOO! Corner 3 bedroom Co ndo. Newl y painted with upgraded carpet, drapes and cushion kitchen vinyl. Close to shopping & freeways. $33,500. CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coast Highwoy, Corona del Mar flU llO•ll UMI llYIN llO<Hfl PROP A T .. U• •llr ro1 Hr. 1111 ot uor A.,<'CAU 1• 1111 IAJIO~ 10021G....-ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE COLONY Beautifully. professionally decorated model 200; 4 bdr~ .• 2 baths ; hew n wood covered patios; poof & tennis. included. All for $.58.500. "Owner must sell, have purc:hased new house" ( [(rnmN-M/\~TIN 11[] ----REAL TORS-- 644-7662 CORONA DEL MAR G..eral / I 002°GeMt"ol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \~:ESLJ-:Y N TAYLOR CO. HEALTOHS s in<.:e 1H46 llG CANYON BEAUTY! $169,500 Delightful perfection describes this superb 4 bdrm home, f am rm w /we.t bar plus formal dining rm. Soft colors & fin e wallpa pers. Each rm has invitin~ view of beautiful garden. 2 I l I Son Joaquin Hiiis Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-491 O course. F ormal e ntry to ~OXD~L~ ~l~T.E tH.~ s unkenliving room.Cozy POPULAH. WE KNOW GeMt"af 1002Getttt.ot 1002 /1 replace. f<'i1mily room . \Vlll C H ONES AllE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l"ormaldining.Swecpin~ AVAILABLE & WHY 2 STORY 3 BR 15La ir s Lo seclud ed TH EYARE SOHJGH.LY childrens win!{. Scvaralc PHIZED. CALL US! HIDEAWAY inaslcr ::.u1le. :J Lavish POOL $30,950 bath~. Enclosl·d llesta courly•.rd patio. Near Collage walk way thru beach. No qualifying No lush tropical paradise lo n ew Joan cosls. T ake secluded e ntrance into over S21J month. &>llcr COMPANY s t e p d own J1v . rnom be Js l Lo ('all. Dl:.il IU::ALTORS Ankle dee p carpe l. 8-12·2:'>:.15. SINCI:: JW4 Squeak y clean va111L Ol'tNll(9••JH11N"IOt1PJr •' 01111n g enl<'rla1nme11l $31,000 with VA or Fil\ terms Seller w 111 pay loan d1::. count poinb :..o :Y•>u can purchase w1lh low, l11w down paymenl J l.klrms. b11! 1Ju1·k yard & dose lo ::.c:hool:; & ::.hnpp111 g Mli· 771 1. Open l'\·l'~. INVITATION TOA SPECIAL DELIGHT 3 D ~d r oom & s tud} home. O~coraled with tx.-auty ¥nd charm 111 J i,:racerul ~arden belling An unforgetuble home rn CORONA OEl. MAH pr1v1t l e l0 ommunll1l':S Presented 011 an a vpoinl ment only ba:.1s Cull ui. l>O WC may !lhat~ IL With }OU. ti73·8550 C'll'll1 Ill Q •II \ lllN If l'I Nt'I' l•;ll~llMI N IC.: 1-; duplex So. or II\'. y 111 <.:d M Beaut. l(aru ... 11::. Owner S91.500. b73 -HW Costa Mesa DONALD M . BIRD Au <1tiale\. lleolto" MO DOWN TO VETS Uv lo ~70,000. Call: U1ll or S t evl.', Ag t s. 546·8640 /548-1*171 ABANDONED $28,500 +GUEST HOUSE Rea.I Estat2 byMCIAY WATERFRONT PARADISE Wt• have u W<1lt•rfront l1:-.1111l: 10 our Ucam1f11l IC uut Uead' llarhor On IT)lllll chanm•I for s uil or powc r hoa r!> HUH HY 1!12·!J;J7 1 EXCLUSIVE listiftCJ EXCLUSIVE Abandoned 2 Story ~~~ ............ !?~~ ~~-~~~ .... !~.~~ 1500 ACRES Tu rl I~ li ro:l(J m oo r *WI KNOW• FREE & CLEAR Twnhse 4Br, 211bu. flt, LAG UN .a. Nlr-UB. DH • $70,0oo I' I' "" v ~ 270d * IEST * TRADE SEll ----lH·:AUTffUL. lurcc 4 • NEW LISTING bdrm <:ardcn home, ;>.Lr.i l:k-au11ful tree covered " bd t f 2 f I h1l b & meadows, :.11r10~. .-.uper 4 rm. hunw in r~ am rm, rp c~. U n1vl'r s 1ty l'<irk , hcaledsp11,lcnrus &re{-. wllh great o c l'ct't.. ... t l't:rfec l fur :.m;.dl s ecluded t'nlr}, cenlcr . .-rivute beac1 d d k l' ~-' hl a cr e a ge & r ecreatio n manic ure y:ir . d e· par ing. ric ..... rig at ~ub·•h v1s1on. g hrs from hghlful pallu, l'alhl'tlr.11 Sll2.SOO. ., ' ·1· 0 C., 4 h r~ froro Ltts cc1 in gs; enl'hant1ng 2 LOC)Ufto Miguel RJtn. ;,,tory brick frtJlt· ·~ Blk. &Jo.r.oso 496-4040 Vega s. in 111;1~111ru·c11t _. :.oulhern Utuh. ~·v~·ral lo l)OQls. lenm:. ct:-.. ~ ------b grecnbclt.~.sw Mewport .. och 1069 devl'loprn e ol!> neur y . Clo11e to <.:t!dar t:1l). IRVINE HOMES, ••••••••• •• •• •••••••••• Nuvujo L ake, Hrrnns REALTORS BA YFRONT Head :.kt re:.ort. l\1>kini.: 552-7000 icu!\LOmllorncs ~1 00 . per acre Will UOU PJ>:'J"flT UALUOA i•t-:NINSULA dH'hh'. l1 adt• for inc. lk :illllr 0 1A nt·r Excellt!llt llll·.ition on the prop., T .D .:. or :.~II with Built-In BBQ lir1ckcd patio · ov(!rhead ::.loru~c & !>Pt.>crnl dt!C' wiring 1n i.:arJJ.!t• for w orkshop. IJuilt 111 oooksh e l\'e::. & much rnorl' 1::. lt) Ix: round 111 tht:. J UH,:! UJ. end unit lownhousi:. I.cl w. ~how ll lO) OU! RAISOR'S REALTORS ·152:$ Carn µu.~ L>r., lrvi11c Campus Valley Shop Ctr. CALL 833-8600 Uuy&only •:iblock lo lhc ~r.:a l l <•rrn ~. Hi c k Ocean. ~Jl'h home has 4 Altler1·ttc-. ltllr :rii·&.16!> b d r m s • 4 u a t h s & Af>orim.nh Gallery. 2 fireplaces. for sale 1300 w~llJJr, u ltra modern ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen & p;1valc pier llliNl'l~GTON II roour F ee lund . Sec al l<.'00 1 • • a t-;a:.t IJJ lbo.i Bl\ d ::.lud10 apt 111 xlnt l'o111J. <:all 67:HH20 ror OM~ d~r ~23 •50~· _C:ill IH!.1. :!th . .! Lail1> J:iys, 81 I·101.l a(Ler i. pm. POPULAR MONACO U1~ Canyon J Br, 4!1:: Ua, IAOOI erpt, Liii! palin, ilJ0,000 PAUL W. BRUMFIELD & ASSOC. 549-8505 Ill UNITS Co-.l..a f\11."-..1. pnml' luc. L.: lot. 1:1.:.!' .. l ' .l ~ h !-. µ l' II ti a l> il• 0 II !)l-1.01111. cl" n OwnC'r inu s l S<.'ll . A~t. 213-550 H5:t; Cemetery Lots/ Cryph 1500 ' Garden Est• S32.950 total J>rH'l' Bnni.: v a1nl & s a~c ~SSS 1:rac1ous g.1 rden entr y gives w.1y lt> l>rcuthlak- 1 II g .. W 0 r 1-d o I ElcgJncc' '. <..iourmet k1Lche11 with cnlcrla111ers :-;crv111i:: bar Large ra mi· ----------1=======: ------!. beautiful Pal'1r1c \icw ly s rie l1v1n~ room with WHY MOT._ LIDO luls in cho1l'e :-.t·t·l11111 your very own pri\alt: lave in lrvim"! Vor only Start lhe summer right tHi·0392 lOAM·7PM 11 a t 1 0 . s wt: e p i n g $.l2,!J\JO you c·an be the in a wonde rful homl! of ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.L<1 trca:.c !cads lo hidc·a -owner of a J bdrm., :.:! your ow n . Fr cs h . Commercial W<•Y mas lcr swtc with ba lh tondo lhal ·s up ;pac1ou::. & churmin~; on Property 1600 lOLally :-.eparatl' childrt·n grjded, a1r·contl1l1oned. 45 l>eaul1ful Lillo feel. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & gucsl s u1lt• Owner had a net h a s ret•re a t1 on lidrms ., de n & ramily1---------- t o I ea v c -mu s l Ca1:ilitie:. anuljl>I~. rm. $142,500 OFFICE BLDG. ~t,'.f ~;~~~~<all ~ Great Lido Value Air cond1l1oned. 2 ~tur~ Low ma1nlenu111.:c. Wdl lo1:a lcd. Low. ul parl..111~. ~175.000. Unbelievable Vdlue ~•t ~g.500! VACANT·Rl!:NT THEN BUY! l'n•rerrl•d Mesa location. Frt'~hly pJinled board & batl\.'n exterior. L>ETACllE I) GUl<:ST COTTAGI-: + garden• Winthng drive lead:. lo while 1mkcl A FIRECRACKER RIA~TY SS'l-7500 40 1-'l. lol with 1mmuc . l ·:-.ty. humc. J Hdrms, 2 bjths, owner mouval.cd Uu1 ck possess . & sale. :>107,500 Roy McCcrcle Realtor I 8 I 0 Newport COST A M BSA !>-»Vi7:...'9 wnce-& ~waying palms entr y. Beamed re1hng Ii v1 n g r oom. Com fy kitchen includes rdng! Loads or s torage & shop :.11c1cl'. Awesome 85' x 160' l ot! Qu a1nl ~ C'unously r elres hing. ~e lo believe. Take a1ha11- la~l'-Call fa!>l. 7~· li W. .• IS a ll YOU need LO celebrate inc FourU' Ill •_-_•_•_--·---·-·--- (#'1N rtl 1)•1f'l 1.Jf-J h '1.fl1 I' this C'harmin~ and va- c.ull J bdrm honw V t"ts nu money down10lher:., from il !)()(). [ ~.; ~ 540·3666 . l _ _: ~~......!!!!!!!~~~~!)~ FllANCISC/\N Fountain •I ur. :! I:: hJ. Pool. C.:om- pelely drat>t!d & crpt'd. RAREFIMD Easl:.1dl' Jewel 111 bc~l arl.'j Hcmodclcd. up- 1:radcd. lrg yard w /h1g lrCl'~ & p1ckcl rl'nt'e Wh;il more c·11uld )'OU a~k for only S4 1,5UO. 540-3666 Cornl·r plot 11\·t. sak. Sli9,'i:,o . Call Owne1 : ~\7·l>tt:.! I MOONLIGHT SWIMMING LOCJUnO Beach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * llOM C: & INCOME • 200 ft. to Shaw's Cove, N. Laguna. l'rcll'nt1ous ~ bdrm, 2 blh home, JJOOI & jacuu1. Two mcumt: ufl llS with 11\COffil' or $615. ZAGH.OD:lKY, Hl l r . 494·861 l OCEAN VIEW LIDO REALTY :u77 \ia l .iclu, '.\.n. *673-7300 * ILUFFS PLAN W E nd urut·4 bcdrm, 21:: ba & fam rm -pnv ~ arJ. M any up graded fcatur<'s. Im med occup). U y o w n e r s;u.500 . 64·1-1360 644 ·735.5 COMDOMINIUMS t\ rare U shaped I story ;; OverlllOki n~ Aliso lleach Ur. 3 Ua. 3000 sq fl, lil..e & pier. 1,2 & 3 bdrm. un 1\1.'W ~20,0-0\). Lido ble, 1ls , close lo ~hopping & l'n11c Only! 5't0-4811 l>C-CACh.SlartulJ:.;alSJG,500 - -l'ri l'Ly w a nls to buy d1rcc·t from owner. 'f"er fi~fi@r?~ up p e r h 5e 1 n :'-4 pt ~O ~ lle1~hts. 548-51).tl C'ves or •99·2800 early AM PRESTIGIOUS ------ N l-~WPOHT ll GTS . S.11.500. Ownt'r. J br. open l>cam~. massive frpl. nu p~11nt in & out, wallpaper. nu cpl. r1lOI. :JOxl2ti' lot. Call : ti4S·35iJ ·ondominiums for sale 1700 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •$19,950• Large 2 beJrm. 2 ba w /fc n c cd patio 011 l>c auL1 rully l<Jndscapert g rounds w /pool. security ~ates & mueh more ~20. per rno. }Ht) s 1t all incldg taxes. ins. & mamt lct.'s. <.:all (•'rank al 8:$tl·M:J:?l for a ppt Lo l>l'l'. Ai..'l. ---- NORTH LAGUNA CONDOS Ocean V 1ews· 2 & :J lxlrm. unil!> from s.'>t,UOO. Call 675-7225 THE BLUFFS I 11 6 73-4400 Gourmet k1lchcn w1lh il ll~PdM ·----------r~irse~~~~:~~~~:~m~~~~ EXECUTIVE mas te r and childr en MESA VERDE HOME s uite:.! Assume 7 •~·· -•0•1•S•T-IN•C•T•IV•E-•I J UST LISTEL>! Walk to and clc~anl hvini;. Thi::. lari.:c uniquely designed 1 loorplan 1s one you m ust see. Uonus rm. fam rm, dining r m. 9611·4156 Monarch Hay 1\·rracc; an l'lc~aul & gra c1oui. hom1•. Art·h1lecL d e 1>1gncd, Wllh !'ij)l'ClllCUlilr while wall'r \ 1cw:-.. 3 lidrms .• den, separate dining rm.; exciLing en· lerlain111g a rea around pool & Jacuu1. S189,5oo BLUFFS CONDO "W'' Pl .. BR 2, ... H Income Prop«ty 2000 a n, ~., , :.: a . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 3 l.Klrm, 3 ualh end unit thal provid~s plenly of pnvm:y plu::. VIEW ncross the luscious grct·nlK'lt to the Hack Bay. 'fr:;10sferred owner must sell. 041>·7711 . Open eves. 5 +POOL l'HAloanat Sl99pcr rno cvery lhing VJ\ ap Super upgr aded tri·level NO Nl::W LOA.'J COSTS praisa l ordered al only TURNER ASSOC. 110;; N. Csl Hwy .. 1..<iguna WHAT APAIR! home . S h ows I ike a Hurry for ;i ppl. CJ ll DESIGN S-15,000. Notl11nl: down. model. Formal dining 84~~~,0~·"'"1J'J '''''fN1<1• Adjacenlto pn\'alclaK<' _Hkr 7527 1~3. 2 lovely hornC's to choose 494-1177 room, huge family room [ I .i Kmg ~1zc IJL·<frooms, ~· ~ ~~ ~~.J a &g ~ii[~~~~'';;,:;; ·~ ~"';~;: ~~~~~~~<SI I:~:~~ with flrep1l for entertain-/~:: . room. llugc lol, cul de· rng. Profession a lly ---s a c s l rcel in the el\· -----Walker & lee Real Estate landscaped. All for only ----------clu~i\'e t:n('k Bav of ~J.!150. 545-9491. •NEWPORT HTS• Ncwporl! 5 ClllLUi·u;~ Harbor View ~s Best buy in this prestige lill Price Reduced WERE RAIS fo:o lll<:Rfo;! C harm ing J bdrm . Submit offer on a sking . . home; ne w remode led pndce of S9J.51.!0. V ACA.~T kitch . & cu bi nets: copper an owner will co11s1ucr plumbing: formal dtnllliot a least! opuon purclu1Sl'. neighborhood. 4 Hdrm.1•----------t .Monte~o moclcl · 2 lull BEACH RETREAT baths. Deep l"lc ~hag $26,500 .carpel; garden k1t<'hen; ll ul!e 4 b edroom + lge. family rm & rormal Olympic sz pool. Minutes dinin g rm . Lu s h to L>cach , hideaway Jan d s l. a P 1 n g · Fas l maslcr, i,:ourmet kitchen J>OSsess1on · vacant & re overlooks patio. Fix & :idy! S87,SOO Save. ~a crificc! Hurry! C. F. Colesworthv FoResT e. OLsoM Realtors 6 40-0010 -·'•l•ca•l•Lo•r•s•••64•· .>.ooo.· •3-1 GeMrol 1002 GftMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rm.; s prinklers. Room 546-4141 for boal or trailer. NOW $.57,500 • COST A MESA * Firs t o ffering: g r e at fam. home, 3 HH, 2 ha., ram . rm .. din. rm.; hi~hly upgraded. carp .. drps. blL-rns, new quarry tile 1n k1lch. Shake roor. • DUPUX·• Costa Mesa : xlnt l0t'., 2 BR, l ba. ea . unit. Lg<' ceme nt pulio; stove & refrig. incl. Sep. cntl. garages. Xlnl IJuy, only SS2.500 11C 11 THOMAS REALTOR :.:!24 W. Coast I lwy. N'pt. Beach s.ui-5527 Eves.: 5'15·5613 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. TUSTIN 13 9 2 I Browninq St '1 hr, 11 1 ha, hardwood tlrs., frplc. Quiel sln .. 'Cls, nr. a ll St·hools. Lg . p ools 11.c cornl'r lot. Across I rom corn fields ! Priced al on ly ~.ooo. Wm. SAN DON, Bkr 534-8201 lalboa fleninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON THE POINT Nr. Channel 4 br, 3 ba. 4 IEDROOM home has i..oo sq. ft. + ---from. Loads of SQ, F"l'. & ---- ~Ian GOLF! llUGE bedrooms. Walk- This has it ull and it's on in ctosNs. l'ornmunily lhe private Mesa Verdl' ~~ol ~ c lubhous e. Golr Cour~c & Country _.)Gg.445\i REAL ESTATE 90 0 Glennt•y• ,. 'it 494 <14 73 ~49 OJI() ~lub gn•ens, foirwoys. 3 BDRM CUTIE 1 n·l'S & ponds al Y•lllr . PRIME back door. Formal din· i hath:., budt ·1n:.. larg,· m~ room. B1lhanis s 1i1..'tl inu::.ter, hdrm. <:Ovcred No. Coas t vu. Brick fpk, family room plus . a µal10._ & rre~hly vaml~'<f rm. lo aJd 2ntJ legal un1l. trophy room or den. l''lerior . UC'!-..t buy in lmmaculalc2bdrm .. 1 1 ~ Chlldrens wing w1Lh 11.u~llOi:?lon .. Ue~c.h_~~on blks Lo l>1\l'rs CO\l' p I a) r oom. I <..; 1 a nl ~}-~3·~ Call ~-~•11 or Sb~.500 bedrooms & 4 balh:.. Its ,..,.,. ,()3.). l•--------- a n cicclu::.1vc at onl> .-----· $13 1,950. Call >&6 ~H3 11' •. , [® I • II\ I '" ''" ,. THE REAL ESTATE RS MESA VERDE I, -=---Walker &lee Reel Estate 4 8DRMS WALK TO BEACH GI & FHA huyc~ M t' w t' I c o m e o 11 1 h 1 !-. ~µa1·u111s. wt•ll dt·rnruted lh • ml' ! 0 l.l I Y I) ,\ l'.I I s ) uun).!, & ort1..•n11g l:J1·gc bulll-111 kll<:hcn, l11acb ol cl1111ng a rc:1. 111;1ss1vl" f1r('p lacc• & ··ovcred pullo. Unbc•:1tahk .1t only JUST LISTED Gracious l1v111g lor the most de m anding fam1I) Som<!lhinJ.: for c\ l0r,vonc in this •I '1,;edroom. :J bJlh hillside home w1Lh <':\ pans 1ve \'1cw. Sec lor yours1:1f, al ~lJJ.uUO 191i3 S . Cl.)a~t llwy. La!'.:una Ucach ,. -1ll4 ·07H * lkaul 2 Story llomc 1n l11g hly dc:,1rahl(· area . 4llr, :3ba. Ir~ FH. frml .OR. hugC' ~:J::.tcr BH w1separall' <lrcssinl! rm. ~ fr pie, clei:aul (•11slom de::.igncd outdoor cnler · talrling area compll'lcl} tiled. H.a m <1da covered outdoor B·H·Q w /hlL-111 rd ri ~. Sl!J. 500. Uwnl·r 545·6519 ~ri.!J:iO C.111 :Jl);I Jt.i7l or ---------- Uy Owner. ~5.00>. 5BH 175o (s q. fl. CTNL N1'. !;:>Ii 70:J ,°). Fairview&. i''wy 5S7·01Wl1·---------1 OCEAN VIEW CONDOMINIUMS Pri. yard. 1mml'<l. Or· <·up. Nr High ~d1t. By DELUXE 4-PLEX ,,wne r. ~7.500.GI\ :>:i:r. Gard c n (; r o v 1•. -----F1rcplac~s~ pool. 1·1 ~ ~ :!. t Ur, J Da. fonuly rm . 2 1·3 bedroum~. l'JH·I. hl ks ocea n . l'umm . gurage:-.. Xlnt uppn•(·1 a- pool/lenms. 3 c.1r gar u1111 a rea. Only JU',, down ::>!!7.500. U own ),rml paymc11t Call 83J·J.>.1-1. 645·3J'iOaft :i Sparli11J.! 111\cStmc nt <.:orv. --- MEW UNtTS FOURS & FIVES llunl Ueach. Your ldJC * Me wport Crest * s hcltcrl'J µrnperty 111 a p· ~ult,2 uAC.:O~OO pret•1at111g areas. UA YFH ONT \'1,,la del Lido. ~p.1 c I Uri l:rnu1 Condo. Sa le /I:,.: t>tit u" 11 G75 :>85:1 _u " 536·2:i79 J b.1 kon1 cs, rn1rrClr ed ---------- \\-a r d r obe:,. e n('lo:.cd ~ara gc:. w /Opl·ncrs Almo'>l new· Sl.)H,54111 BONL> 1{1-;ALTY 1:-;c.; :!i81:! Forbes H11 Laguna Nig uel. X:JI 9-111 Newport Beach Newport C rc sl 'l'ownhomes. 5' ,, duwn. H' 1' t APH, 2 ·I l>l-Jr m:. l'llcl gur., pool, tc111rn;. fr. SSB.1$7!'> l'h. tWi-til 11 I:! Hobon Ct. <from C:,l llwy llMlh op So~nor, 1 , mile to cnlram:t:). **** Mrs: Ralph Berb 2 007 Seacnft Or. Corona dri Mar You urc the winner of TWO FREE TICKETS (SI I Value) lu l hc OL Y SUPERBOWL MOTOCROSS Fr1d3,v , .July ltlt '1 al lhl' L.14.. COLISEUM Please c·all U..12 5tii8. l.':-.t J:l:J lo cla1111 }our til·kcls. ----------1 (!\orth C.:o u11 ly loll trL"C San Clemente 1076 numl>cr is ;;.w.12:..10.) * * *. . ...................... --------· OCEAN VIEW 11 ~yr new deluxe 4-Plex. only .f. block to bl'ach. Ca ll Bob, 433 1287 or 598· IJ:!ti n El.MONT nt-:At.TY 44 SHARP UNITS. 6XGROSS (.;ood arl.'a. 351 OH EAST OCEANFRONT IEACH Unobstructed beach frontage with a charming 3 bedroom, early Balboan home, has just come on the market at an unbelievable price. $109,000 will move you in tomorrow, so don't tarry with your off er. HOME 2'h car gar. Only 10 yrs. old & ~1 :.:!7 ,000 \'aluc. HWttinCjton leoc:h I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE TO R3 IUILDING m LOT O\'crlookmg Aliso Beach & pier. 1.2 & 3 lxirm. un- it!>. close lo ::.hoppmg & beach . StarLng al $3ti.500 QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES C714J 752·1920 6 HOUSES Oil 5 AC1u ;s zoned ror :\lobill' I loml's. ~dj. Ranc ht'I C-ahf. Chjm· p1ons h1p <.;otf t'our:-.('. $98 .000 . T e rm ~. 01A ne1·, Ag1.;11t. l>73-~"0 or 9tid. Ul:®:I IA YSHORES -IEST IUY! Move-in f o r s ummer f un . 4 bedroom. family room & dining room. Near private beach and . boating facilities. Only $79,500 CORONA DB. MAR JEWEL Superb location steps from the beach. Exquisite two bedroom-den home t o t a ll y paneled. New -~a r p et i n g . P er r ~ ct for th ·e sophisticated family. $1.25,000. ALMOST MEW -UTtlE ISLAND Large 2 year old 3 bedroom, family room, 2\-'.a bath custom home plus income apt. over garage. Huge master suite, powder room. Hurry I $155.000. LINDAISU Lovely fa mily home on lagoon. Decorator wallpapers & carpets throu~hout. Extensive use of wood paneling. Beautifully planted court.yard. Pier & sU1> for 60' boat. $.165,000. MIWPORT llACH 644-1766 A COLDW&L ~ CO. ZONED FOR OWNl::lt MUST SELL SMALL MAKE OFFER! Shown .usl ... ~ss by appt. l!l46 Mirumar RARE BUY! JBr, Pool. Showca sr Home. Newly r1..-dcc. 7'; G .I. W .i lk lo IJ c h . H93·55R4. ENTERTAIN? =~v NEAR BEACH This one 1:-. ror you l.nrl!\' •99·2800 $15,000. ..... or. 673 4224 J.o;ves. & 2 Bolhs , double garage, Wkncls. :J IH•d roorn , :.! ' • b.tt h ----Call 644-7211 horn\', newly dcc-oratcJ . View -4 BR. :I Balhs Ideal to run business out --------- or your home . Owner Corona d•I Mer I 022 vecy anxious. $36,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (1111 :-.hcd and g reat for wood cxlcr, Palos Verdes , GJra~e pr11 fess1on;illy Hiviera coas llrne loc, gm LA CUESTA µurlic~. (;oriwr lul for ~tQn<:, L µ. l1v rm, beam~. t( 8 UNITS owe 2nd . Call 64&·7171. ()r(N Ill q • ,, S 'I.JN JO II( N•P 1 ~·111111 renf naulo rohtt Wtalk to bay & ocean from this l! Hk & lam lly rm. ho m e: comp. re . mode led & like new In & out . S87 ,500 Incl. l;in<t CAYWOODrtlALn * 548·1290 * continued from Sun- We don'( want to be con· ald ere}I a do gooder. Charle~ Qulntord h as been w~a•nai war ai,::11Ml the prc·P&Ym<'nl J>tnally & tryio1 lo aet it out· lawed In Calif. !llnce 1946. ln 1976 our lohal rum· mlsston rate wall J:O to 3'"4 if ll htUI not ~n ()Ul lawed by then. Quintard 642 291H . You have to tlut. aomeumc·how 1boulnow? ct>nUnued T~- ' $62,000 tr,11lc r , c;1mpc1' 8t'\'t'SS rpJc ; Opens IO pallO & - •i Bedr oom, 2 hath. :J LoHly yurt! C.:uvcrc1I lath hi;e. Bltn k1tch + years ne w La Palm J patio. T l11 :. home has tndry· a r eo w /ws hr & model. 1''1replt1ee, bltns. cverythm>; ! ssx,:1\.IO d r y c r . F u m r m Real Estate byMd/AY Spanis h lilc r oor. up 1'111 ·~14!!!'1:. w /beums. Only ~l.950 i.:ra<lcd in & oul. On <1u1l"l tJ"'1'l•d\ 't1J;IW Mission Re alty '194 ·0731 street. Our rin~t value• 962·447Hr.a 546·8103 L N '-.....a 1 OS2 Clo~t· lo cve1·ylhin~. Hk1 OCJU"G •~· ~·~36 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• TRI-LEVEL DUPLEX CORONA DEL MAR Located in the South s ide or PCll :Jbdrm, 2bath and• lbdrm, 1 bath. On n lot and a half with a s wlmm1na pool. &U-7481 TO~~~H o~~R~r!~~1 ~~£~1k $25,000 or $34.SOO Choose to beal'h (Ir :-tay home in from 2 enl1c1n i: pcrlcC'lly dcrnrntNt 4 S<'Olchmcn S!JCCtals 10 2 bedroom. lHry' ra mll)" prime flunl1ngi.on Meach kilc ht>n home. 1 .11r~c location~. Doth ~cllers lundi;capl•d yard $S>l,900. have compelling reuwlli. Agent fl.16 325.S. ___ _..._ 1 to .iell. Don't hesilate 'l"e r m s f I e x l b 1 l· . DOLL HOUSE Spet'ulato rs weh-otnt' $211 . per mo. I SHQR£CllffS Call W7--0l21. 3 Spuc1011!-. HR s lone ll Orand new lisllni 1n lhi~ mnstC'r "Ulll' I Mon site mu c h is ought afte r den . l'OPP l'r kettle neighborhood by r..he sea kitchen has ell t.hc lastt>st •· h !Jlln~. candlchtl' ct111c, l..uvcly 3 DR, 2 va ome <'r;H·kllnl( brick fplc. dhl,• wlt.h pool. Ocean und n -nyon view. l\cccss to 1:nr & ov~r:llr.ed lot' As· prtvale beach $149 500. Sellin~ unythina wilh a l!Umc 6' ,, t'HA loon. $!11. ' Dally Pilot Clt1118if1cd Ad mo. puys till Ott r e ' I • II ~I " I I• \it 11 "• -~--- ls a glmplc mallcr . • r1nunt'~! 5 Min. to OOJch! JUSt call &l2 567t:. ___ 1_Bk_r_9S_2_~_l_l_. __ PRYCE BUYERS- Owner wanL~ oUer now. Vacant a Ull 2ba. Private gut1rd<-d ar~u . ~.I.JOO. lrlloy tM Good Lit. Coll 493-2513 You do n'l nc.x'(l n ~un lo ''draw fut " when YoU pince ntl ad 1n U1t 01111)' Pilot Want Ads' Cuti oow 642 56i8 By owne r 3 lid, 2 ba, Cuslomlwill, OC('an view homl.!. ~1 ui <'k J.l(lS!>esion. w e ll k n o wn San Clem('lltc bu1ldcr l>uill lh•s home ror himself & Ii ved 111 1l to yrs. Wus S00.000. Now ~J.5.000. 403 to;. Av e. San Juan S4 •·4294 :-.Jorlh Costa Mt'S.:t, pn rnc> in v c s l m e 11 l . ,\ 11 :.! bedroom , }1':: U:llh. studio ;.ipls. Annuul in · ('Omc Sl8.7l0. Pnt•eJ for imm cdi.alc :o.Jlc. 0\0.ncr will .1ssisl with t111a1lc· mg. (;a II :,,i;,.it.1:?.1. t\!-.· sociat cd South Cou:.l Brokers. Sonto Ano 1080 8 2 lid, I l>a . U. Nc1A-J)(lrl ••••••••••••••••••••••• h t <; S l52,000. O\\ne r 2 STORY ~-969~ ___ _ sio,9~0 full prict•. 2 Real &tote Ledrm . 2 bath. l>ltn-., W•t•d 2900 rangt.• & u\ ~-11, ovcr:--1L(.'tt • ••• •••••. ••••••••••••• dosels. plnly or stornJ,!t'. FA heal. tur \'Otkll\Nn 1n~. Y•IUr t1l'l~C'l1on or carpeli. & drJ)!'. Pav menl1 lc1>~ than rcnl Cnll P'ranl.., al 839R321 1\gt' I TTHEHEAT I Beaut pool homQ, 3 BR, IRVINECOVE R es pons ible p,·r~n n would hke lt1 hu) dirt·•1 from owner !tome or lot. Plea:-.c call ~l 14-0t) HOUSB WNT l>llOUSt-; .. ·orclo:.r. dell~ OK Qw1k C:.tsh 1 R7~ xg.1~ i .i. lia · n r So. Co:s~t Don 'l dro11 lhe ball! CIN a Plui~ Onlr S38.000. l~y job with & low·ro5t l>mly owner Open · 2.100 W St , d J C . ·t d " \ 9'7D"''~O Pilot C las111 1t~ A • • 1 ru ci •• .,., · '"'" Phno .. IW2·S67>1 ' \ -•Je . . ltKJMu Lo1t•FOUftd 5300 .. ~ .............. _DA_ft._Y_Pt_.,L.;;..O-.T_--:-------!M:::ond=::.!Yt:.·~Ju!:!!frL7!.:.•.!;197~5 Apa l•1th lWurw. Apel IMHh........ aootRs 4000 Offtc. a ... tat 4400 O rfufN~ 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ppo ., rd 01" ) 1- R t _J H111" • ............__._~ H U L-1-L-~ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• R •wa ~ • l1ld • ~ ffl ml ..... _.......__ ~ •• _......_ Costa MHa 3824 lrviM 3144 ROOMS szo. -.k up w1u1 huir·'"' cal l'"l neur · • • • • • •••••• ••••• ••••••••••• k W "'TER~......,. ~-u ,.., •••• ••••••••••••• 0... 'oMt 1226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• k1h:h~n $30. w up apt. "' ~vr11 St. NU. 673··1~days HCM.llH FttrN.llled ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mewport leoc::h 3Z69 Off ••atett Poth ~)()t) MO 2 br. 2 l1J , 2 MS·Um or 64~ M•wport -.och *Attention* -t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l , i & 3 Hr \duJt.:. no put1011. Nl:!w dtl)!i & q>t. l!:xccullvt:otf1cc~ Heward! Bii.. mal~ ~ong Generol l 102 u;:t1ut RI.!~ 3 Int. 2 Sa. * * * * pct:.. d!->h" hr-:.. 'ha~ t'PL'i, Prefer AduJl..,. ~ :IOl.l8 SutNMr RHtal1 4200 ~1"0·~25 Mouth Ret~il ~J•r~d ca~ lo:.-t ·~ar 25th ••••••••••••••••••••••• tum·rm, i P.£buo .... $~7a~. JCMRe1E..SulliYC111 clo~clJ gura~1·, frph·,L leoc ... 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vlcwolboats&watur Clf !'>t,NB.673·U>~d,1y~ ,;L \DJER dr~am Cdl\t, t ~~i.·>t~cryt ini,:. :. ~ 6212 51""9,al0$ HBQ Gilli & w.tlcr 1ld OCJUftCI • Olk to bcjch Nl'w Condo. llLL GRUNDY hr . irpll <>l i5. u111 pd. -, lr.,l• Poot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jacua:i/vollcyball. Sips Realtor li7a·Gl6t Bus1·nessmen 1.osT S1amosc. rem:&lu t11 ,,111Jy ~hr, Nu s:.~ B TMo 3232 ? BR. nl'\\ ly dccornt~. 6. ~125 wk. 968·:>700. nursin g mutho.>r Vit Yooart'lh~w1nnuror LAMAMCHAAPTS l ~:i blki. beach. $275. lluntlngton llarbor. ~lll~l\'t-ok. Abo Juni;k ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO FltEE TICKETS 778 Scoll Plr.co. C~1 675 li22l or 515 0529 ,. BE CH TOWNllOMES FULL SERVICE Shop Owners lfrward. lH6~ __ -11\ttlii: I hr. :>lUJ . ul1I pd, LA K to; 1'' RONT-3 br. ($11 Vulud ~ 50i3 ---IN SUNSET lJBACll. EXEC. sums (' ,\J. ~url l>p(.'Clal, II u., .1lr1um, central air, clb tolht> Whttc Water vrew. blc to CAI.I. (7J.l) 840·\648/ FROM $110 Craftsman ' br, t..1cii.. IJC~. s1ni:Jei.. pnvil. ~5 mo. ~l Ul81 I 2 IA WjLOFT B h L .,,. \ l . ''7 '"" OL y SUPBIOWL • c . eui.c 2 uu, 2 ha, 83g 5013 "'"'·'"'SO L/.l. ·cc. "' II M _, -Pvt Pallo. Irµ!, 1 yr l:se $280. 41H 3:183 or4!f.t-233U. A1rporl Area """ .,.~ Lost : S iamese t•al, mall'. Sealpt. Vic L111dbergl\ S~hool. Reward ~-271.111 -Fountaht Valley 3234 MOTOCROSS Av.tilable June lst BALBOA PJ<.;N1N. PT. -1'4~¥tport leacJ. 3169 •••• •• •••••••• ••••••••• 1''nJuy, JuJy listh HAYLOFT Al'TS L Hit, L:l1 l1tw!) 1>u11t. $225 Uc:i.1rablc c.Juvlex, upper, 800' ofc + ·100' w;1~chous'"" Jo111 lhc ncw1..>sl concept LOST: Latl1c:s <liamond <" .. ••••••••••••••••••••LEAS£ 4 BH ,2~:r Ba Pool :H llll' pl:'r mu. Nr. Ocean. :.pu ciou s , tile, cpt, carpc t, lllcd cc1l Q/prk~. 111 r olallrng -Shoppers watch & l>and SonlHncn· Lido Ille leyfrnt Homo. $400. mo. First~ L.A. COLISEUM 283 A•ocado, CM 5.>7-0933 or ·ll!J-MflLJ. d s h w s h r. l>is pos·a I, M ·I. :.1on ~ ::o.!.?5 ml). V11lui,:c -a lowovcrhoad tal Vulu~. H~Wi\RI> -Hlr w /SI tp. Summer or lui.l nto. ~nl + S150. dep. Please cul I &12·5u'nl, l'Xl 645·0141 thermo heat. Summer or 64t.H2S2 14hopping mall designed Please call. ~-J:.'70 or Yrly. 675·4781 /~163. required. 968-3150 333 Lo claim your tidccls. <.:ASA Vl~TORIA M•wport leach 3169 longer. 673-2039 -.-1-M-0-.. -.R-1':-~-H-l':-.N-''1-.-.. -• lo mux1mi.1.c your profit' 548-5227. •I $350. mo. 3 BR. 2 JlA, n(Numortbhcrc1.,,0~!1,_l~~.'>1 free .l ,2&3Br. Unfum/Furn •••,•• ... •R••K•:;E•WP••••0•:T•••• Oenfrnt.4501Sc11shore 1·2·3 Rm. omc~:> lrom For a very s mall lnve:it· HCMtse5 Unfwwi·L-~ bh"' l 'l l f ·1 h Q,,,.,.,.u;.;v f ' pd " " " ~135 -N anent you can be one o! P•r"onal"' 5350 -"' .. u 1 u am1y ome r.S1W .50 gas/wtr. . Ava11.weckly7/5to9/13 .. 1>cr mo. cal' h l • nart busl .. • , •••••••••••••••••••••• for lcuse. Nr Slater & * * "'• Adults-Nu Pets Sec. gate APARTMENTS -• o1~n daily LO·S • airpQrl. No lea:i.e rc<~. l e irs. s t " · ···~··••••••••••••••••• ,._ I 320 .. , 11 u 1 1 1 2 nessmen to of,ICll a store ~ "' . 1.? ~~Mra "agno a 842·446ti l'ool.Rec.Rm,Ele\'ator al'1cor or 833-3223!>1'1lnoon inShoppert1Villftge-looli MtEGNt\~. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~·3181 Condominiums . 525Vtctoria.&t2·8970 HcdroomsJnd • COHON/\ Uel MAR3br,2 a l the "'dvanta""s. Caring. c onf1denllat nu-;..: 1-'ltt:: . Hun . h Unfurniih.d 3425 ., . 'l'ownhous~~ ba House. Sips. 6. Mo. oC 300 SQ FT. crpts/drps. RENT .. INCLUD'°Es; counseling & re~et'raf . •PrOlt!:.s1onal Serv1<.'<'• t ftleoc 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $215. NEW -br. Pauo, t'r.~W500pcn!J.6 Auc.~.64&..i895 $95.permo.C<!llti&ci-2 130 ·AllulJ'l1l1espaid A llorlton. adoplton & LA.MDL ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 0 N .1•1 • EL LO 3 b c arden. Adu IL;;. no pet.s. uari.v or 679-3709. k * ORDS* C r w v t OCEANJo'RONT La,. Bch . Planned Advertising eeping. _ • Super .3. bcdrm. ~ ba + d!>hwshr, ~a r. opener'. 527 .\ t 5on ;Gt2·1603 Spa-Poob·'fennu; 2 Hr. $250~ wk .... Greal PRIMEOFCSPA.CE -U llr!>Secunty t\PCARE547-2563 Ho"' e f 1 11 de r' * den. C1 pt:., dr~. R/0. $285 Isl & lai.t + SIW 13 8 1 .1 . r Ac roi.s I rom Fashion h 642-9900 SJSO. mo. 903-~ ill>k tor clea'n 'n. <l~p. No "''t::.. r. owdcr, en~ .. poac10C.. l:.IJnd a t Jamboree on localron. 536·0321 Lido Vil'-Je & . AsM:.lance in mere an· Drinking problem·!· ,. 1 r · ••. ,.,or J""' " "" c rpts. rp:.. .~r. · S Joa 11 11 It d Sh ... ~ dism~ '· II Al h I Helpl1'ne "d 1 <Jr111a:. Largest _u.: __ ._ "" !HS-136:.!. Avl 7 '16 ..,.,.,,, 1009 •. ,, .. "li~~ion an qu1n J s oa · HALBO,\ P cnin, 2 br ot~a · 1 va co o l{ l "A -"u n ~ 171 ... .1.. .... 1900 B . -Anilmuchmu,cttrnorc. 2-lhrsada)•lt!S-3830 • cnta .:><:r~cc!• __ :\e w carpel, dra pes & ,, v,.,. houi;t?. Blk lo bay & 3416 \'ta 1do. N • 2 i::\·~n 1r )OU ve never ____ __ - P int 1 B•drm ''u ·th • Costa Mc:..t's 1-'int?st Loe.------be<Jch. Avai1July.Also2 swt~s approx.600 !)q. ft b""ll 10 b~ness for l'ROBL'··.~.{S'!W~CARB :uROXA dd ~(3r bl-3('1\ a . I.! • -tl WI Apor+111ents hrniwd Unlu kmd In lhe area br ..ipl av•11l Jst 2 u•ks ca. or l suite approx. 1:.'00 ...... L -.1 I ,.,, t . c., ' UW $36.> mu 9t>3 4509 ·' · MES ... VERDE • .. vour:.elr be lorn · We can o..: ... WAY llELP -Jf. C ll1u. i.1ng l..'b-'UO . • . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• "u1ct-1•ardcn 111..c·adult "' Sept. 96"·'"'"" S". fl. Vie w Cac1n" V!J • ,,"' llu ' 1· •• h u , b Be\•OrJoe •-•bo p · .... 370J "" 0 "ovov .. .. help ··ou •1d :.larteJ lO· CENTER ,, 0 1: • ·~· 4 r, · ___ -a en•n-a hv1n~. l.ge 2.:t Hr, 1.2 2 Bdrms .• 1 1~ bath condo Lrdo. lnq. owner. Urcycr J 0 l.>J,. ktd:.. s rn;:le!>. pct, Shdrl' -l BR '2 BA bltns ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba . WW c r.,ts, Jrµ~. with pool. $335 Mo. 2 BH, 2 Ba, beaut. view of Co .. 675-700:? day! 2-1 hr llot Lme&J:J.880() J,!ar ' •. . 1 BR Sl " I I bl ~~• STEPS TO IE"'CH bay. walk to beach. Call Shoppers V11luge ------'-'Ult'' N 1'1'., ·h b'I OW, t•pls •. dri;li. SJ.)O. mo ' 85. p mo Yf!-.JJ Y patio. lns. some wuvul IOI" now! Altraxas Mass-.. ,, o t n101 e, 003.4:;..~9u ... :3.11"c Nopets. burn 1nu frpl. J.kclul ~·aR,l"a,tJr\l',0::-J"c Su~rpvt&nic:e.Sl75. . -"7- b l I ,,., JV ou " -u .....,..,... Cd I · R t~ 4450 714-8311551 10·12PMiday:.p/wk. J r. lilt ru ------675·7::13 land!>cpd. healed pool &I SE ... Wl .... D wk or $600. mo. M, us1neu tn w c:. A s \ 11 b STVT h br "' " 272&N.Ma in,.;..nta na 17331''ullcrl1)nl\\C',C1\l •. • r\J ~ • u 1 r, stv. . ~ wn se . 2 'l ba, C d I 3722 i\ltru1:t1vc rent. 2 BU, 2 Bu condo $.HS 675-5205 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iin lhe main street shop· * * 6:11-lll>t • • child bltns, nu drps & pool. orona e Mar Martini-.& .. ts. I WE H •ve 1 G 1 t t .S . ..\nJ $130.lbr,utrlp<.1 , Hunt. llarb. urea. N ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,-""t" " Li\R 'l': l>achc orapl,7 p1ni! C•'n er, n ex ---- • 1,1• • 1 !\I h 1777 Santa Ana l\ve, CM SUM Ml<~H H~NTALS mrn. walk to beach. Very ~ Hullocks Fashion Sq.) French Girl available a!i• .s111gl'"·s. 1-~e . .,,;r pet.s.$270mo.5MH1844 Corona l>e . ar U<•l' dur M••r ,\t>L ll3 t>,6.5542 THE COLOlt...IY companion/interpreter, HOMEFIMDEttS Apt. No pets. $150. ultl "' pvt. Super n ice $110. wk. 1"1111 ~ * 642•9900• IT'S SUMMl!:H . the sun is in('. Pe rmanent. 6i5 Hi71:l. 2 RR, 1 Ua sin~lc story. 6~7r5.5~ .. ~500. mo. Cd M . 30 RETAILSHOPS ONLY $ 12,000. ~~s~a~~n;:~·~n ~~~:· sl11ning-Livc pracltcally C-----37 Sha~ Crpls, drp,, pallo, 'v Prime reasonable s pat·e :>C E\:\ \lt'W . Lag mthebluePa<:•hc.2& odaMesa 24 beam cc1l. frpk. gar. available largt'&sn1Jll. DryClean'g.Plant Brigille 847 -3111!:1/ B1.:arh. :.! '>r, kids. pets bdrm. deluxe apts. fro ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\nulls ~21u. 2;1J.1 "l .. I Old world charm with Well c:.tablished, com · 847-0ila. uk Al~o mu\<c ll('JW, 2 br, $.:!75. to :>105., some w1lh LOW RATES Elden. 537 -31:!5. French windows, gab! . Pl~le plant. l'\r,_ Ue~ch --~--t & Utllllte' paid "'o I •'all & /\d l l Bl"·' .. i\nahc11n. "'w11er oymen. ·135 t • 1 • \I\' .. ·1" 1::1.: • ..., •Stud1o&lliH1\11t:. f tr ees. Jaccn o .u v :-. · pe~u ... ~. ·a -TOBIN R£ALTY , •WatcrHeds E ·SIU I•: 2 Br, !'J:! Ba., 1''estival of Art:. mus t sac.duc topersonal reporahon cant :t hr, CdM, krd.'>, p...:b •Hti·t:11 1 \d I I G d problt!rns . 1''111e Lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1k. S111 ~lt· l>l)l..'<:taJ j'I; B. :! •TV&i\l <Jtd&>rv/\vall '. u t!-> on y, no pcti.. roun s. W.\l.SANDON,BKH. Schools& ur.~.!.> .. \bo lent·cd2br, :'\IC!:: clean ooml? nl'ar •l'honc>St?rv,llldp.1vl 1 .. nc·l g a r. palw.·nu, 580BROADWAY ;)3 H3~l Instruction 7005 ,.;1ngll•:.. kids. &J1.:t,, II u beal·h & s hopptn". 3 br 2 •Children Sef:t1on crpls. drps & paint. $!251' LAGlJNA Bl::ACH t . • " • .,.""1"'Newn.•rt8l•·d.C'\I mo ti:J \WO!)ort).IH~iK , l3Hrhomcnrbch.Pvtpat, ••••••••••••••••••••••• \gt •cc !J7:J~l:IV lrn . s;Ja5. 963 &.13:> ""' u ... ~ • S.la·975aor s.i.:,..:~i .,.,. 1.,. .,b-2-b· Lo . I 111ce yd. S500 mo . 494-7915 MoneyWanted 5030 •OHGAN U:SSONS• :orona del Mar 3222 3 UR, l ':? llaths. refnn. in· -----::;;!~. ~.,." r. a. wcr. July /Au~. S300 \Vinler . •••••••••••••••••••••••1 MY llOME orYOURS ., Children OK, no uets.I Jtunl. B'·h. 67 .. 5810 <.:.'LL ...... _.,.,_,.,. ·•••••••••••••••••••••• cld. Vacant. ""'75. Pe r ,.. " ,,. " ..,.,..oJ<r'I., -J HR Unfurn $11).i 5.'>7·25!1lor &4.0-0!llO.a!Ui ! $100,000 Hffded -----------. 1$LK 'l'o Meach . .! br . I'~ mo. Ask for KciUi, Bkr. 1 80 ... ...1 • -------1 Rd n g'"·rJl<•r s.·cunly .. 'lcwport, vacancy due to TOP LOCATION • Jobs Wanted. 7075 o:J, W /W cpl. drpe., st\'. -\1 !:/'.;:? 1-iil n. ,. urn "' !>a Cl llLDR t;N & PETS OK I 1 d Im mediately for Real n·lrt.,t. 3:Wl Scav1cw. Yr. Lots of blln~. pool , w.ilk E d T wnh & Pool. JaC'u1.1i. tee. Bl g cancelation. 2 DR, Avail. MESA VERDE l!:slale venture. Should re· •••••••··~··•••:••••••• 1 ~'"' ,;7 3.Jg:,3 orJ&Cam.+2.All xtras.3 t o s hopp1n ~. •, m1. asl:.t e 0 ouse i w t 1.::-cr r r :. .. rm . July 7-26.Blktobea~h& DRIVEPLAZA tur n S200.0UO w1lhin 6B~okk~eping.,~y:.t~·ms b I k t b h 'J?04 J I h \•' ""h I Ur. Duplex I li1!1ta rns ColorT\'. market. 673-0236 'or store or off1'ce. i\rnpl" month~. 111•,.,•hly "e"ured Consultin:_._ ea_sh l' luw ~l .>241 l6j:$ s 0 c · --JCac .!J:ll " Ln ~I 61:l·89t>.1or&tt; . .Ja48 HlVl:'liE 1\T~H.;::),\OR. 1' ~ ~ "" Pl ':: 2 o Newport C'ir. $3-t.5. Va ,';lll·vlll:.! I parking. Town &country by valuablc freeway fron· annin~. 1:> ·1.>1 · i V llumc!) I Br,:? Ba + <:anl. (213) 283·1&'>.>. !)TU;.!'ilNG Lg. 2 i!r, Z.ba. _____ s-1.'i-~> ___ Vocation Rentals 4250 al~?sphcrc., • tuge property. Pnncipals PRAC. NlJHSf<~Relmed. FR. !->pc('l v1cwwtpool & • -------- --.- -Garden apt. Pool. rec ::;35.i. :1 Br.~ ba hlk lu br h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:>2J Mesa\ crclt> Or. E. reply to t\d no 1100 Daily k w nni,.. cls anul. ~25. lse ln1n~ 3244 Slfa·MO. l IJr cllx. mobt!c art:a. $205. 710 w. 18th St. Gar a ge. y r I y w CABIN, Big Rc::ir, sleeps Costa Mes;1. ;H.5 -1123 Pilot, P.O. Btl~· 1560', Co:sta "clroinn' !rm. 0 ... ,.:c~l·I. "r~rr.~--~1 1 :!S77: ISJO·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Olt..lcr 'Cpl. prd ~1 -~cw ort. 0_12.1vo.l I:!. Col TV, poollbl, 2 fpl, --. -:-... -----; Mesa,CalH!J2621.i. Lt"e~o~ut."'53',,_59 ,,'"0"r -----RENTALS children or pets. P on· $175. 2 UR, single sty. 11 ---sundk. Day/wk. 494-8611 DELUXE .oll1cc. comm I -----• • v 'tu ~Y.:~ :n~~th":· ~~~~I~~!~ 2 RR, 2 Ba .. S:bl/350/360 dcros~1 Mob. l'.:st . 1!.191 b eam ccil. C&D. 2043 EASTBLUFf.IJeaul. a pt. Lag Bch. & in~ustnal ~aces. Also Mortqaqes Trvst 546-66% eve". _ ..... ·oo ,., • -78" 3 fiH .. :! Bi\ ........ ~ N c w port Bl \'d, C M. "(.;" W;.itla('e, &lli-8883 . 2BR lba, bllns. frplc .• 2 1.,-A-M M 0 T II L k mL i nt wN~. re lo&u~1c;s . •n Deeds • 5035 Help "'anted 7100 '"' • oc1 .. 1 "· , h-·• &lli-8r3 --- ------t' l ... I <"l"n " a es aguna 1gue .. 1ss1on . "I-.-3· 1 Hh. l''urnis L"U ' •) un townl1ousn ··pt paws. poo a\.U. "i""1V· D I c d v . IJ d l •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SU :\t M 1-:tt IO<::-.ITAL..S -u" · '-. •• • Ph. ti44·0355 c u x ~ ~ n o . ICJO areus. an y o ~Cdl, clean J Ur. walk tc patio. spacious. 112 ba. ----Eve r ythin g l urn'd. San Die~o Fwy. 200 to LOANS p tO 803 ~CCOUMTAHT RAISOR'S ~h 1>pp1n g. 0>!';' • .1 mo. S200.675·6224ur5\5·0529 OnCanal213r :.!IJa ,slMe ·Sl 25/135pcrwk.S-i6·S~56 2000 sqfl./\s lowas3() U 0 ci-12 n.; I. --OA "RIDG E"v-=tf-,-rcfr1 g, crpls. rtrps. Dock eves. per sq ft. 831-HOO I It TD Loans-t11io;0 . Payroll Cleric Sr. Costa Mesa 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\'ail July 15, (C'.ol. Pk ):l br, 2 bo, lrg fam rm &d111 rm Shown by a pµt unly. 'SJI:> per m o. 64:!·~7:JI REALTORS . . . . 1 ''1 avail. tor b•>at. ~mo. -2 d TD L Narmc:o Materials. a Hi R~ Igel Drapt.dos1: ~ BH . 2 B<'. bl1n~. yr be 675 .. ixtili Rental1to1hare 4300 STORF. Dwntwn. l,oguno n oans sub. o r Celanese Corp .. .u 23 Campu:. Dr . Irvin" to ~hopping, adult-.. 11 children we kome. S225. ----1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bch. 1000 s q. ft, $225. mo. Lowei.l rates Orange Co. localed '" C0=>la Mc:.a. CdmptJSVnlley ShopUr. pch. ln11u1rc l i9 •·~ 8.>8 W.Ccnter 1:>1:;.11 fl7 I HR ~·o ndo 111 Juit.j WANTED : Roommale. 213 Ocean Ave. Rear SattlerMtC)Co. has a n openrng for J l t.m. J B.\ Condo. :\r CALL a33-8600 Hocheslcr , (rC'arl. -----, bayl ront .idult bldg , Slrar~hl, mature male to 494 -0023 642-:!171 · 545-00il person with 3 lo 5 yr~ .Back Hay. ~ mo. :-.;, HICE 4 PLEX I Pool. Bal. l'cn111 .. m:u1y :.hare lux uno\Jl> 3 br con· -.-----Sernng llarbor ;1rca 24 Payroll exp. m a :0.lfg fll'h. 612 57i7 Cn1v. l'ark T'"·rra1:c. 3 BR. 1 ~·~t~~~~ ,~d:I~~· I 2 BR. cpt. & d~. SUl5 c'lras. ~i:>. mo .~ 96!15 do. bt!.rnt. furn Jacuai. SHOP .~\:ail. ~n l~e mall .~I ye:.irs Co. with a m1111mum. ol ~1 l .... ~ ,.. l fll 3 2 H.\ Townhouse nr. pt,01. SI'-"' ,,-,3.5131 per mo. 673·0119 I pool rn lrnnc ~li5. mo. the 1' actor:,· N.B. Ideal "'~·· ......_1 2UO cmµ l o ~ l'l'"· Lin -OM.: 0 .x.. v:. :.1.a. SJ!JU ... , -8uti UV u 3 ll~, .~_BA. rplc: b~tn~. 547-Gi!.ll for po~s1.ble s andwich -ncemenn ders tand tog or . 1-:u1• hR. 2 U.\. bfln.,, UW. --· ,,,,_ ~ -· ----~IS.5. ATrRAC. qwcl. 1 •VILLA NINOS* end ga •.. adult:;. ~-shoE67~~------Personal1/ P.:yroll pn:paration 6.. ·:135. mo. ~6:1-1 56~ * REMT A.LS~ d bl mo ._~ r Ho:ir; Hosp. I'' Jo~ M A 1. F. nm mt e . _ . . • Lod & FoWtd •·•xcs a n·tu.Ll. "·lary 11, .n<'.''> 1786 en, petlto. Ln~. ••:i;·,t!!t . lt'"'A'"'Al·1 "JM C~l .... " ..,.. ' • ..,...._. U ." 1 v. P.• u L· ... " 642·0<>~ necdeJ to s hr. 2 br apt .,., ,, ~ .... • ' · • •• • • • • • • • •••••••••••• • h ,..., thl •• ... ·HH\. l :.iclull , ll•J pcl. ~I 2 Br 2 Ba Apts Ground floor·tiOO sq. n. l e ~,oo moll y rangi:, 'i'ice 3 BR, 2 BA. S..175 per 3tlR., 21.~ ba .•. : .•• s.1:i:i Hutgcr:. • . 2 UH. l '·2 liA. IJllni., nr w /sa m e. ~87 .50 mo. Office reslroom park· Lost & Found 5300 depending on qualific:i· !'!~.·" . .,1 0 5 3 0 Bern3rd, C~i. 3U~0·t'~~~·~:r;.\RK!)tli5 -------~~~tt~i:::~~:!~~ Hoag llo:.r>. Adulb. :"io 646·64l5 artSPM ing. ~le. su s. G73·2654 ••••S:•••:••••••••••••.•• tions.llenefrts includea .... .., ,,., Luxurious g uest house 1-;nctoscd Garages peb. ::;i25.Sl50. &12-43Si Responsible female to e\'es LO T t J.OUNDA P.1-:f ! Dental plan. Pis. Apply- :J BH .. dE:n, 2 ba ..... StOO t::mpl A1:nt. non s moker Gas & Wale r Paid. Mo to ---------h t 1 4 b · 9li0·2900 i\doplion. Low Ce I an e s e l' i pin g ~ 1-'ireplaC'cs in this super -· Hancho San .Jo:iqu1n ~I did S\:n· . .>-11ViHl7 Y ~/\ RL Y 3 hr. 2 Lia, I blk s are x ra argc r Prime Coast hwy, CdM Cost Spay /Neuter Into. Syslerns .. IU2 W. Cenlr:.il· ~harp. 3 BH. 2 1$,\ +den. :! lHl .. 21'2 Ba ....... ~>ti i\lo rentals. $2lOt.o S220 to Ucac:h. S335 mo. A\'I. ~lu20pleK, ~'2 bilk tot.locGean. store; 500.sq ll; Vo!ry de· -. ----,\ v t'. • San l a An a .1 ...,J7 s. Mo.· :>lil-4 :>6:.i "' Dana Point 3726 Young Children OK 1mincd. 64.) i~I i1 -...4,,~!>· me · u 1 · ary sir. loc. for retail l>usi· Hf, WARD. Lost Beagle 557-·1990. E.O K !lfiJ· l78G ••• • •• • • • • • • ••••• •••• • • 2:l24 1':1dcn Ave. 833-2480 "' v "'"' ness /\gt. 673.2222 M a I e . 3 y r s o I d . ~ . ---- -------1 :! RMS, balh, re:lnJ:! .. no llUG E -ll ?tt b ts LIDO-Hl\;llAHOS area. 3 brn/blk/wht. 1\J\swcr·s tu As S I STA N 1' K c 11 y WUL. 3 br, kid:.. ~l VISleN k1tch. :)J;,11. 3:1&12·F Olin· 3 r, -:! . a, cp " Hr. 2 h:.i. gar. UpMain, * * * * 3 i\dj. stores nr . N"pt. Post · · M a c • ' o r ··Mr . Templeton. 445 K 17Lh !;1a:;.2sR,rhild.~ng.ls da.492·4225 ~ri~s~ ~Lov e: No P~ls. pvt. t\clult:.. ~mo 111-MichaelKiltcJon Office:290Sq.ft.ea.Sl00 McG rei:or" Vic. Mesa Sl.C.M.64:!-01~1 SI~. 2 IHt, child. pct RIALTY . Slh. ;:,<1;>·5270• :'>W-689:> clud ultl. Yrly. 673·0844 13 56 Watson A.Ye. Mo. ca. Good parking. Verde. Mon nth! Junt? 30. --~- "Hit, :!ha. kids &µct 552-7500 ~~!'!1!!'.".~~::c;~.~?~~ 2 DR apt. w ,'W crpt, bltns. ~ji.;-w ~~ br, ~ ba duJll-ex-. co5ta Mesa Agent646-2414 Call days 54!>-:JOH or AUTO BOOKKEEPER FU:tN. Pool. 2 br, child s ml y ·ird No pcls Youarethewmnerof 557·1368c\'es. General Motors ·&ok'-&pl'l Fee .. ljkr U1':AUT.ncw2br.:!'2 l;a, NO INCREASE in sum· . · • .• · . · DtW. cpt. drps, gar. :J Men·s Hair Stylist shop.----keepe r , Experien c~d HOMEFINl>EttS Hanchn San Joaquin m errenl.Beaul lbrfurn $l8S/mo~<.;all &16'8736 l 1lksocean.&-125mo.Yr· TWOFREETICl<ETS ~195. Corona del Mar.LOST Gulden Hctricver . thru Trial balancl'. To * 642•9900* 'l'wn hom I?. 0'''-•rlooks apts $165 & :>175. Spanbh "' • * * ly. li75·06421213·355·3690 <Sl l Value) , 2855 E. Cst Hwy, suite 103 male. wcanng n:ct scat·t'. assist Business Managl'r goll l'r!>e & take. SOSO. style bid~. P\1 c11cl $!:1r.1 lo the t . V 1 <' \' u r k ! ow"' & 111 8 g irl office. Bau1:r ..:Lt-:.\N 3 br, 2 ba. la m. ~17 i'(>l I pool, s auna, lndry, adlts James Gray 2 Bil, 2 ba. pool. on the OLY SUPERBOWL Industrial Rental 4500 M a~nolta. lluntm;::Lon Buick. 2925 Harbor Bini. -------J73CJ I Kcebon l,n, 1 blk 1478 Galaxy Dr. bjy, 1650 54 ·tt luxury MOTOCROSS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ueach. Heward! 894-i':>bl CM . Ph: Mrs. Camerol'f" ~::::;1 ~~r.'S:?~:.'s.iJ:~.>sli; :!Ur,-FR. Oft, Townhouse. w. <Jf Be ach off Slater Mewport&.och condo. J>\'t parking. Friday,JulyL8Lh NEW BUlLDlNGS at or962·87i:.! !fW-2500. t 'lo~c lo sc·hs/park/pool. l!t:.!·7848 You are the winner of ~ecunly bldg. S42.~. Call th 0 .C. i\irport. ~00 to 8000 --------- M i-:sA VERDI': Jmmac 3 ~j4) m o. SJ3·27~ /\I 83!i·!J300 or673·54:r7 at e sq fl. ample pJrking. FOUND; Shep. mix. male AUTO MECHANIC 11r.21Ja,lain rm,nbllrpl, , .... ,,. pL.-T ---:.--. Newport Beach ,3769 TWOFREETICKETS ----1 L.A.. COLISEUM SOME UN ITS 1''0H w/re d leathe r coll ar . JJ 'W, l'pls, dr~, dlJI n:ir , .... ,, n.. .err , ... ew_ 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (SI I ValuE:) 2 BR Upper Oup ex. sun· Plea:.e call 642-5678, ext SAL1'.: AT 10% DOWN. Vic. nr Mesa Theater. rncd l)125 ~. Grdnr.l IJr. -IJJ T\rnhume. I"~. :)10. WK UP.1&2 Ildr& "\ tothe deck.nr.bcach.l'iopcts. 333toclaim yourtickels. Koll/Jrvme Center. Call <.:M.548-3257 ~J5.? 111 & 97~-L5·-l'lulihou~c & pool!'. SJ&). Hach. Color TV. m:i 1d IJ OL y SUPE.RIOWL Sen. C1t1zens pref'd. $2"l5 (North County toll free Dan Curlis. (714) 979.9205 ---------• -' i.> 1h-.c.!53J.:;1.t:!E\'es. .serv, pool. Tift:: Mt-.:.'i,\. MOTOCROSS Yrly. 6i.>·Ol l5, •Ill ~th numberisMu-1220.) FOUNIJ; rem ... 1c k1llen, ~H:SA, Vt;:;l1DE; 3 UH. :! VE H y AT l'R,\C I~ 415 N ~ewport Bl, :'l<U, Jo'r iday. July l8lh _!)_L_. --------* * * * 2:;00· M ·1 ,CM /17th & tullby w ,g rey & gold H.1. Cq>~. UrJ.'>. bltns. SF l' I\ H \TE.. 110 ME 6-lti·9G81 at the Spac 2 llr. 2 Ba umt . .,.~ blk ,--.---------p I a c e n t i a . 2 2 ~7lr3~p5~,35s. Vic. 13.llboa Isl. 11d yd .K1ds 6.:s mall pe:l,' '. · · L.A. COLISEUM tobay&occan.S300/mo Off1c~Rental 4400 Prtw_~f6~r1~~211e;.~~r. It u ------ Import experience pre- ferred, Class ··A" hcenso necc:.i.a r.v. excellent PdY. plan, \'acal1on, elc. Sl,t? Ilernz al, 41 K. S395. w gardcmer & :!UH. i.lctt . ..!bJ. dbl frpl<:, Wt\T1':RFHUNT H.Hl. \T Please call 64.2-5678, ext Yrly. Bkr tii:>·&!Jll ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ .,.. __ c._v_.,..... _____ , FOUND: med wht/golJ WJ.lcrpatd.545·~1 ('n(·lo:.et.I lronl Y.ard. Jy. adlts only. no pet:.. I . . k 1501 w-sa.-r~Dr. I d ---------Wa lk t o .s h o pping -v ~y .56 6"65 L·.,c 333toc armyouruc els. S 'Cl -. 3876 ..-1'"8TT $95 m ac lng hr og. Vic. • 0 : ;, • " • / "'• • (,"orlh County toll tr~e CHI emen e • •''orth Co .~t a Mesa. Crevier Motors · BMW I HR, 2 1'2 Ca. lge l'am nn, t,;111vcrs1ty Park area. .,,~3 .,~3 1 A l 11 '"' ... Newport Jo'inancial Ctr ,.. " Ist & Broadway ( I C ul .,,,, . vat a) e l)(tW._ number IS' IU I'>'"•., ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 400 SQ FT <,•-1"-5967 :!:.,>()() ~q ft. :~ car gar, tri Jn y s:li:.. mo. P:\ TFIC v =u Leasing Office Space , " tc" cl. S·l lu. t &.; 311i; Hl-:t\I. l·:STt\Tf:. 64~-0'M OH THE BEACH * * * * . 2 BR. 2 ba. bllns, 2 car Call on Sile Manager Laguna~_:.. Santa Ana !:!:15·3171 :.15·42!:!9 lJNI\' 1,1,L:-:;-1 -b -d-Stud1oapb l•'urn Ulllpd . g ar;iip!. Golf <:ourse C7l4)6J2·3lll ext2·l6 ·~ • \n. .. 1 1r. ya ul t from S l 2 .J m•J. i oa lBr,~rpl<:.beamce1l,sml view . S2:15 & $2~0. 831-1600 I flit. fam rm, 2000 sq fl. l)(}o>I. l.e a:;e ~5. Owner i\lcFuddcn,tii.)·l&>:> yd. l bl~l> LO pk, ~us & 494-2339 ----- frplc. Nr. So Cst Plaza G·M·HillS ------~hops. ;-.io pcL,.chtldren SHOPS s.1~. mo. 5541-Jlttl please. ~ISO. rnd. wat~r Large 2 lir. 2 n a. all bltns, WESTCLIFF BLDG. ------Laguna Beach 3248 Apartments 6t some util. l'rd. older while water v ie w . iMMAC Lg. 3br. :! ha ,••••••••••••••••••••••• Unfurnis hed c·ouplc.6469011 498-~_n ______ _ Jam. rm, 2 lrpl'>. t·pt . Ocean Vie w llou:.c 2 blks ••••••••••••••••••••••• A rt t FunMshed NEWPORT BEACH Corn•r w. ..... ,, f1U 0, "'~ l!n<J l'"''"e Av• 1300 to 4500 sq. ft., fan tas li c move -in nl · lowancc. 6·12·4463 i''OUND at lairgn.wnds AUTO ----- B I a<: k r e m l' u PP Y Temporary expcriencc11~ w /collar 5'194338· contract DM V cl\!rk. 011~1 Lost; Black m ale shaggy _64_6·_930-.-3_. -·---- dog, name "'Lappcr", ----------vie. Irvine. Tert·. Ct.JM 673-8260 AVON drps, fncd . yd, frui t toShaw 'sCovc.2 Br,cltn. Balboallland 3806 :'1oEW 2 hr&ba.Bltns.c·pt paUm~ns .shed 3900 trccs.~mu.tiJJ l:!LX rm . trpll', hardwood ••••••••••••••••••••••• &drps l!H Watnul.~. or n urni n N di I ••••••••••••••••••••••• oors, ~100 mo 6i3-J73l 0 ... 1 u x F ., h ,... d o re ts . a u ts on y. ~ un. pnmc <.:. i\f lfX•j ---"' •• , "' r ltll .. rt1n ·-3.6041 &5.i~.?170 lltJll. Marn~ prcl. l\o LoqunaHiquel 3252 Canal, L ittle B.11 Is 0 ' ----------- Pt!l:'. ~180. CMS·~l. !AIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• H41dl do~k. lrpl, radiant 1-:. Side 2 Br, duple't. vi~7t-a-fu~·t1'll ;( >°'J 1200 Sq. Ft. M -1 w/front L~~:; s m~ll ~~it c ortice. lge rear door. 220 ~.ockapoo. ~ale .. a~. lo 3-Phase. Unil lli. Sl 85. 6:!'J , ~rand Y ; V' c n r Terminal Way. Costo F,slre lla. C ~pl !>l ran Mesa. Days 540-5710. ~~ch. 496_·_198_1 ____ 1 Let The Kids Do The HouHWOrtc This 5utnrnef' W. 17th. Apt lJ \'11-:W 110~1 E. Cul·d·Sac, ht·a. l 't rl) · ~ IUU. /llu l>shwhr, patio. enc. gar R .i. J' 1 3 Ildrms. 2 ba, 2 car gar. pels /chtldn.•n. 67J cr..!07 No pets. $225. 556·U."i67 I U • l 4 ~a. am rm, Clubhs e & Pool. A •-Ibo P · .... _ 38 ---jrplc, cpl;, drps. fncd yt..I, uar"ain al .,.,.,"/.~lo'. uh· . .., a Hin-07 ana Point 3826 If l l -a..1 u "' ~ r •••••• ••••••••••••••••• p auo w ru1 ,r_ccs .... ci;a C7l4) 645-711>1 day:;, l7M > •••••••••••••••••••••• dd ~f::lr . ~--\i311. 831-0109evcs. ! RH nr bt·ac·h & buv rt• OCt::ANVll::W Aug J~.L .>4.>-i!Jl:J : dccnratc·rl. hld1y, µrk~ 2 br ror qual'd. people. ·ucm11e lllW C011tm ! ADUlt tAllCSIOl m111c ~l NU ACCIPllO •Bochelors •IBR,28R •2 BR & Oen From S 17S • $485 Call Mr Howard 6 4 5· 6101 eves. 646·068L LOST: Toy Poodle, blk, Gt!l out & meet pcopl·. Lease 1000 sq. ft. w /office. ~~I~.' dog l~i,: has leather add new i nleresl. c-;ir n ----------110:220 voltage. lleal. hot ·~ o n It. n eward. money sclltng quahly 55• PER S"'FT 530 78ll products . Interes ted'' ..,. waler. New bldg. Good -· ------1 Call : 54U 7041 or Zenith 1617 :GEl.~~lL~NB loc. 645·221<1. f~rnd \\hat you want in 7·1359day:.. !H8 74!95 COt\STAL & Mtn. \"1cws t\dull~. le~~c ::aJOtl ITill ~5·43!J1 i\ft. t>Pl\1 · /\dlls ., b & sunr J\gt 67a-li<!lll ---Meso V.rde lost & Adoms B 28 ,.. 'd b It & · c. r oom. 38 .. 0 540-1800 1.r . a . nc mac Clbhouse. & pool. ;.,"-;;Yl'L"-'l I ~-Huntinc)tonleoch , R t-• w ... _.... 4600 ;n;a~1~ly~P~1~1o~t2C~la~ss~i~Ci~eds~.:;l~~~~~~~~~ t.•vt.•c J>l '\''H QL•i• eftutl Gft.wv r .1 •'-C.. • > •,,I V (' '-". • ••••••• e. e e. e •••••• e e e Suite.on la.kc .~-eap. 1-\:;k Want lo do house siltiJlg & SEEK & ff NDJJ Rugby Tttm1 1 " .tronl yd: d bl ~ar. S200 54S-3J83 or 5"43·2S7J ~..,., ' • sc, 2 Jr,:.. ha, •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• mo.642-oSOO. 2 i.ty , 2 1·ar g.1ra gt'. · . MissionYieio 3267 Halt'uny 1porch.61~ ll.io3 t,ars e 4 bdr.m. 2 bath with ••••••••••••••••••••••• COf"Ofto del Mar 3822 carpk eltihng . d&radpcsb.lebulcll· 2 BR. 1 11. Ba. J"cd yd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIKE TO IEACH MEA.R SHOPPIMG Bea'utiful new 2 BR s tudio upts. Frplcs. bltns. d ishwashers. 2 car garage. Sundecks. f rom •n t c e~, ou ar cam per/ boat access. i?arage. Children & pets SlCHS83or 581-srou OK ~5permonlh. Free _ ------- r ental ~erv1t·c. 6413-771 l. Newport leach 3269 Open eves. Walker & Lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real i':l'>t3te . 4Br. JUa. 2 Blks (J\:ean. L.OVELY 4 br _ 2 ba. flrcpl, (;omm l?'iot ;lcnnis. 3 ,,car (.'pl:.. bl t n ~tv. W-s1de _gar. 5.59:>. 645·3...:'~ afl ~- !-.3.50. 4!).J.2J30 TOWNHOUSE 2 br, 21,.; hnall l Bd . l"1f'l:<' lot, b a • pool • b It n s . Qt.111:.•l strt:l'l \1UST hkc to wash /dr)', gar. No pels 1?11rden SI :, per mo ~;5.91_88 ___ _ s;lt!O. 536·2579 ·---- Choice area. I'm.-. 2 Br. 2 Ua, all bllns, Pvt laundry rm. pvt. Pt•l1u, gar.igc N e wl y dc c11 rAl l!d . /\dults, nopeLc; niS 2U.lt 1,1\RGI'; 2 br studio, enc. f?llr, patio & fncd. Infant COZY 2liR garaJ4P 1ttpl. Ok: & no pct:.. $JOO pt.>r Adlla only, no pelH. mo. Warne r & lJcach $2SO+ Util'~. 641 77~ area. 847-4440 /\vi. July l ------1 BR + scp. gUC!>l rm. & l,i\R(;~ 2 br, J l>a, $225. balb. ~. mo. Sep. laundry. pvt tor Nancy · 84 .. ·2509 wrllrng to care for 'pct.s. ---------•tt,;dM 200·1750 sq. fl. Cpt. Call between 9 and 3, ai.k Urp!!, J\1r-cond'd., ele\·.. ror Jo. 645-5727 -prkg. 673·4120 MiscetlaMotis Ucuullful new otc bldg. I R...tah 4650 or 2 room s uite ~.••••••••••••••••••••••• (-61l; .. ~~ <.:O RONA DELM/\R Secre t arial service op TRAILER sp11re, trco B ·r h 1 1 pre m 1 s e :-. • N r . 0 . <.;. s haded. to 28 . $70. Costa 2 r own ow~e. rp c · A1r1~rl N. U. 833-311» Mesa. 548·6173; 646-3487 rrom S275. 1 Ur from~. . ' -------- l'ool. te nnii>, contmentul Lux: furn ore space with luslness/lnn1t/ brcakfu:st. S<>rne ocean & ocean vlow. Parkin~ Anonee C01t~11tna views. Separate !>pa ce, use of &ecty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C11mlly aectlon. (;loge t xerox. etc. coll 41)M0.14 9-lfteu shopping & fine oeach. or41H~G77. Opporltlftity , 5005 644-26ll. t2x2& OFFICE w/watcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• G-l6 6817 _ __ 4_97 2..'>0jcves. pauo. C'lo: ed gan1se. Nr. 11 u n l 1 n gt on II arbour. __ T_H_E_E_X_C_l_Tl_:IJ_G au.; 1.11 1 846·4s:ig a~. li4J C.y°" HotM 2 Br. l Boa. rrpk, patio.!, \lew balc ony, llunl t-IAltOWARJ.: STORE. mgton 1-.:xccuuve Purk. Betich. Mubl cash out 16'68 8c:ll'h Hlvd. Suile due \o , prior com mu 201 84 1411 Sttrcttri"I mcnl Yt 111 M!ll for lnvcn Services al&<> ava1labl<'. ~or) & f1 xL1.1rt.'S. Apr~rox o ... ftoiftt 3226 f'"or t.ca:-1 ,\v1111I Sc•pt I of hw)'. A\.1111 July 1.>, ••••••••••••••••••••••• C \[,l,bW 6:1iH $29S :M7 0993, ~~ 11181 He.Jut ~p:rn :!>h .J Iii<. 2 HJ W rRfRT 3 l1r :! 1.>.1 30· h11mt.' on \ '''"' tul '' Jil 1hwk. tlhl ~Jr. '\Jll bl \11..: I -.;i;J rnLhl' n.+~ 1 ,, ~.,,,o !lti~·H.,b 1 \f r Jl1111rt·11d," x:11 •.t.,;, tii.J tJIW ~\ L~. ;,_j'J • 111 [Jl,n t rimµ th1• hJll' (;l'l 111 1CJll "•th a h1w 1·11·.t 1'.1tl~ 1•11,,1 Cl .J .... il1l·J \U r•honc 042 ~ih u1.1 f'F~ :urn 2~1Ja. fH Ok >12.l mo .. yrl> I:.,• Ulo.r ~.>9 lbll Trr 1•1.,", Clr(fhavt."'fl, 2 Br, I U.J. frplc, patio. j ar. Gt2 $6711 Adultll 673 731.$. ( CottoMHo llZ •••••••••••••••••••••• ) lift G.:irdL·rt \1;1 "l'\\ drpc. & p.:_irnt W " crpt-.. !)lOH' & n •lnli. .\dull-.. 110 ~L.>. SliU ~ad tHlO l11•J11 ~ n It, 2 11.\, nice .m·,1 Hit n, Child ok :"' 1~1 , Slti5 mo 961'1917' I Ur ttltn ... en.ts. drl)tl. 1 ntl ,:.1r ~l.\~. ~opeh ·~17 ti00l• [ ~ llH ~1lh a<1n1i:;t• ~Ht., Ut1I f'd, r~c<' I RR " , w Jl J 1 n l ~pl retr1i;, r..;n;<,·.puul t\dlti. l hru.iut y,a rd ~"''t! uver 3.i . ~Il l.I. nao p~1 d ~7 tu ~,2467 ()(otawarc. tla6-4120 It.ob ..-,, __ _ • PALM MESA APTS. MINUT~STO:-OPT li ·11. Oac-h. lk2 Hll lrom $!«!.\ ,\dulh , 'l;o l'l'I.~ l.iti I M c~a l>r, 1.> Ula" f:a11 of ;\cw1"•rt 111\d. I .... b 'lltl'J> :\ l~W pluwh oltiee utdi:. 2 lo 11 rm ~111tes Con fcrC'n <''' rm . ~ern ' n1pwr i' r ut: \1 rport. 833·3tl0 \ ~30 ~JS,1100. N t'\ $12 SIS.OOV. Qro~1n1: bus lirt.•.11 potentml. o~ner. t;;:,. i:ll>3 or -t!M 1!2.;)3, PJllN .\1 fg S.SOOlJ g~s llt•l•11I J •w<:IF) Lar~c <1lllcc 11r l>rJlt1n~ Guurd !)crvll'C! ~M gr. l>on 't ,;1u~ u11 thl' !ihtll' N>t11ns . 233(1 :-q II fo'ull~ Prua Munt·> nf;ikcr · t.1 .. 1" 11 1n dui.s1llcd. eurr~ted & t11r l'Ond in Liquor Store. Ship to i;hore rcs1Jll6 ! 1 8. Aero 0C 111rvc>tt. HOLLA.MD IUSl .. ISS 1Hi·.sG78. 1_~_.;...,pe_r_sq"""-. f_t._~ ____ 1 64~·4170SA L~M0"0608 . • U K N O (' K 0 II t, 0 A G D E r .. 0 R 0 UHOrPEOGOALF.EHfSNKF. llK SC RUMA COMR RLWTNLW f.'()l.R liGO\'O KCV•IUO\'IR JLELOORM H~K~NMCPNFE K A S R <: K t-: S U N 0 II R K H P f, L 0 N ... t' If A S E K G B E '/. 0 K A A f' V N 0 I. N K C ~ H U D N I N 0 N II C H H t (" A K R 0 N L U V C K C.. t; Y H E 0 N W K II ll 0 & E IT p, RM slo L 8 I'! R T A .. AM LR~OHO R~K FO HOO NLG S II 0 II S 0 TC K 0 'If KS CU MM AO 0 R fl 0 0 K f: G A \I M I ' R c· S 0 R I W !" l R \ " A R fC \' (; H 'c n t • 0 V i · N I AS r:-.o I Nll\'O .U RP ORO \IH ... ' ' .. •) I ,, I fl ~ ,, ~ .. Mond ,Jul 7. 1975 ~d it. .. Build it ... Dl aJ)er it... Hammer it ... Carpet 1t...Ceme~t it. .. Wire it ... Hoe it ... Clean lt...Move it...Press 1t...Paint it ... Nail IL.Plaster it...Flx it ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb i t ... Patch 1t ... 1pe 1t ... emo e • .. . Roof it...Landscape it. .. T1le it... Trim it ... Sewit .. . H aut it ... Add it... Plant it. .. Alter it. .. Learn it... Accountlag Cerpet Ser•lu Contractor ~orde.U.g Ladtcaplftt Palfttl199/Paperi"9 PHt Control Property MOAOg19ment ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Sewin9/ AltenltiG1t1 ' ....................... ACCJ)t'1lcBookkeepln1 Joh n 's C rpel Contractor, Kepaln1, Ad · apanese Complet e ROT01'1LUNG~ JO Yrs exp . I n Upholstery,Dnsh.arn d1tions . .PainUna.George Garde n ihgSer vice . Landscapjn&·SodSates. R~staurant / Construe· (aol 1 rel a rd ;;nt~ >, A.Palmer, ~7-0032 PI an t t n a /c uttln g / Free eat. Maatercharge t I 0 n & n e l a I I . Deireosers &: all COio --I L' l D I """ 2170 547·0869 1t>40·1S2'.17. bri1hlenera & JO m Electrical ~:1~2~p . r r ee es . ays eves ....... Pbals Paan~Jn~. Li e 300328. tteasonu blc rates, local ref Quality work rnansh1p ·t9'J Jl<t2 BUG<; 1-:1> with lkJ-. anb. :1p1deris or curw1i:~ 1 Hid your homc for ~J l:Jll. t\{,(;0 ')tiO JIJ I U Add-A a bleach for your whit ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-·ord's Landscape • 00"' curpcts. Suve money b ELECTRICIAN. Srnl IS l Sod/Lawns /Spnnkle~ •W;11lpuperl!.lnglsig• Plaster/Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• savan' me xtra t r1pl$. Jobs/ malnt/repaa"" 22 ewera •"" u. L1c/ln11urt.-d 962 7817 By Formt!1 111~troclor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 11 sav'ngs b be Cl · .,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c 11 • u 1 Y lllJ;Y<M.lr can 1ving1·oom,d1nin yrs exp. lie 233J0lL 0 ar lebko 1Atl 2 lil!J PA'l'<.:lll'LA.'iTl-;l<l:'l.t; own \;Ontractor. Cr~ esl, rm & hull $15. Any r 548 5203 llAN YMAN llom~s & Maowy --, --. • . All Types Frt·~· E ~ Lie p ror. consultant. Call $7.SQ, couch $10, ch1tir $S. ---Apls. Conscitintau us ••••••••••••••••••••••• Int/Ext. I' rec ~l. I Hit Li mates, <.:all a.au till:!:> •. u;J!il.002-0256 15 yrs. ex p . is wha hrogeDoOflO,.Mn Crafltiman.645-65.58. WILLIAM S & Soo s Apl.$7\l~We .do.~coust11:. Vt: HY N t: i\ T I' t\ TC II PHon;sslONAI. PHOPt:llTY MAN AG 1-;~11::!'fr 3', ol Cn>:)', Apt!\ C<1mm<'n°1ul I.> yr~ ExtX:rll'll('c Z111k Ue\'clopmNll t:H Tu:-.tm Aw Tuio.t 111 !>ti 0&:) LOOK' Add thal room cuuni.:;, not mulhB<t. I d ••••••••••••••••••••••• "THINGS .. b M Masonry. Hrick /Block/ ~ ~eg, \160·27ti6/ Pell' NOW! Gold MedaJ Con· work mnclt. <it!-. refs. .•Gt;NlE OP ENE~• Gen woodwori, re~~~: Stone. Call 58Mli29 SJ6·l9"!J ___ _ 'truclors.H,.. L'or I . 531 -0101. Su n1 m c r SI> e ca a Is. plumbing etc 642·5613 Block· "rick.Ston·• Reasonable. Prol. !'amt JUliS & HJ::STUCCO Remodel & Repatr 1-'rt.•e c~l. ll!l:I UJ!'J ••••••••••••••••••• ••• 0 r I> uns . ---Installed & Guar. Gold -' · 0 ~ ·sts. 812·ll806. Ctm.nt/Concrete Co1i1st Elec. S,51·6275 & HoulhMJ Quahty work. Lie. ing. Int· Ext. Abo aµb. a.. I S . ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIU 1122 • 557.6563 • Beach area 75Hlti84 Ph1mbin9 ~· nes1 er•ac• ._ " .. · · • •• •• •• • • • • • •• • ••• • • • •• ------• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SL1~0NMITPE CO~CRETE Garch-1 HAULING ANYTHINO f·ireplaces Planters Quality Wallcovcnng at JUST PLUMBING? llU~H; HE~10U1':LIN(; He1-1j1r John 1~ expcr1~n t'ccl r\'.1::.011.ihk 53i Hi or :i:lu S!i.45 <·\ \'' We fit & adJu:sl your pail• tern. You gew ll. l'ants too! Puttern flllinlil le al JUSlllli: ~v:.. 64~_. __ Tile ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~KAM IC TlL~. Ntiw It Hemodcl. fo'ree c~t. SfDJ Jcibs welcome. S3G 24~ Top Soil ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Top Soi I• Compost• •Mulch •Hedwood• ~all 586-8.)JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .NANCY BARN N' A 1 NG• C 0 b · ,.ng Garag~ cleam1p Relia-8 k c p Keasonablc PnCCl> Doug • • • Lo.> blestone, b11('k, tile.••••••••••••••••••••••• blefasl serv1ce 963-6452 nc I oncrelc at1os, Hcb1trd 6~:> ·ff.!7 • Fa~tscn lh·a~ lt11tc~ Roofin9 Typing Service. Reas. pat1us.etc.640·J3-19 Jap1rnesc Gardener. --· Blockwalls.IJIJQPab. JuslOnt•Cul!Tu •••••••••••••••••••••• Tree Removal, hm1J1ng &c Shruu <'learin~. Holot.111· 11}1'· tH2 ~~~-· ----rates by the page or ---• • --.--Co m plete Maint.· Sl2aLoad Kefs .l<:st.646(>164 Drywall Ins talled. l11t JUSTPLUMUl:-.1<; hour.640·588Sor640·592l. URJ<.:K ·ULO(;K Cleanuu Free est G 'd r hi Mo•'-~>.t. Painting. 1-:xµer1 •ti4l •lllt • HOOFS CllE<.:KED! Ford 'sTrt<cSt!rvace S,'ONL'WOHK r . . et n o unsag t Y """ W k R ---Experienced Crew. c--nter "' . 979·3G28 TRASH & DEBRIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• or . eas.114G-8il0 0 , Rcpall'ct.I & Hcplaccd L1''/l11surud. ,,,.._.,_7u17 -r-• G4S·28G7 • c II s d r:Ao "A28 · -----L K. 'I IS l'lumbiu..: U1rcct 1"aclo1·y Service ... ~ "" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOB'S GARDENING __ o_._l_u ent ""°"" Moving , Haul1n ", l'a1·11l1'ng /l'"pa11""; yr".'" t It ti J I "' ·~ Jv ... na tlr I rs, a Sii.i!.,, (IS LICt•nsc C39 15!)4!J() Window c1 • ..u-Custom Cari:sentry. Contractor Clean Ups & New Lawns Cleanup. 2 College Stu· work guar. lake ad van po:s als :.to1Jµages re --·.,. F . fi . h I' Housecl·-1-d t L' & R ' . • , , Pll : s 1u-2!161 •••••••••••••••••••··-ramJng or nas ... e-••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·8773 .... " . .,. ens . .:.xp. ea:;. tageofmyexp.s:J6.7056. pairs. remot.lt•llng u1HI' • model/Addition5494159 F.H Gerwick &Son --- -••••••••••••••••••••••• 640.1749. 1--- --rcpipang. New Const rut HEPA 1 HS. /\II l) pc:-. Resid ence/Comm Add Hemdl IJHH 14321 Tree Trimming, Cleanup, OUSECLEANING Is our D & J l'aintang. Pcrsonah two. 21 llrl> hc & hund ltt~a~. 1 rec l''>l. ll c. Wall Frt.>e est. &W-80'Jl IF YOU 673-SO.H !>llJ·2l? Haulin g. Sprinklers. Business. Cull Janice's .Moving/llauling. Student! ty Painters w/h personal 1;.i2 6263 ~-SO:Wanytunt>. ------ have a service to offer or Free est. 545-2943. Raggedy Anns. 67~ w /largo truck. Reas touch. 640 8656 ----You dun 't nctod a gun lO goodstosell,placean ad None Better! Dick Huff.------Barry.S48·91ZJ&839-577!11 -1\ny plumlJ1ng, watc1 ll<1\'CSf\m~th1ngyouwa11t "draw fast" when you in t h e D ai ly Pilot man & Son. A dd ,Landscapc,Matnlenance,Wanl a R EAL CLEAN Thefastest drawinlhc :.erv, teak :., m arnl1Lt tv :.cll'!Cla:.:.1flt"dad::.t.lo placeanat.linlheOaily Classified Section Hemodel·Patio Shelter· Sprklrs. C1canup, HOUSE? "The Gingham Find what you want in West. •. a l)a1ly Pilot t•nclusur cs, rcJ:. 1t w<·ll -<.:.i.11 NOW, Pilot WantAds!Callnow Phone 642·5678. Uecks. lie /bond. 644· 75!18 *TR EE Work. 542·2773. Girl" Es ts. 645--5123. Daily Pilot Classifieds. C:lass1f1ed Ad. 642·5678. 8J2·2·H~. ti 12·50i~--lH2· 5678. _____ _ HelpWMted .. 7100 HelpW•t•d 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HefpW-'9cl 71 tfftp·Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100HelpW•ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• To care for 2 lillle girls ages 2'h & 5 wks in our San Clemenle home. We need a r&;pons11Jle adull .who t r uly enJoys Lhc compahy or bright well udjui.ted children. W1ll- j ng lo consider live-in ar r:mgement. 4!J8-1079. IAIYSITTER ----------1· Service Station Allen· Sale~person, ewer . dirt."ct dant ci.pcr"d. Day & HELP! · RN CCU mail adv. program to re· e\'cs.' Full & P tune App • tail store:;. Potcnll:il l~L ly Shell Stallou, lilh & I I GOOD JOBS Ages 12·16. Earn S20-$40 per week Nights, full or p /time yr. $25,000 up. comm / Irvine :-.1 .li. 01ftert!nta:.il pay. Xlnt bonus. 540·90:>l. -~-- - liuck office girl for H.B. M.D. Heply lo Classified ad no. 41JO, c70 Daily )'ilot, I' .0. Box 1561.1, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 BAKER, xlnt opportunity for profess~onal bukcr i.killed in pastries, pies & cakes. Relocate in Mow1· tam community. Gd pay. IJenefats, & clean <iir. P.O.Box 1232, ldyllwald. <.:a . 92439or714·659·3132 ( SECRETARY benefits. Contact Mrs. ---- li a I estre ri, 642·2°734 . Cos la M em or 1 <1 Ii _________ _ lluspital. 301 Victoria, <.:.M.EOE. getting ne w s ubscribers to the DAILY For I I Good Men or Women P ILOT a fter school and Saturdays. NO EXPR. NECESSARY! Must be out of school by 3:00 PM. No de liv e ri es or co ll ecti n g. Potential $15,000 to $20,000 i>er y~at, in Transportation furnished. Huntington direct t o cons umer sales in ·home. Beach-Fountain Valley areas, call ·--------•I Excellent oppor t unity Unique commission compens-ation 84 360 for Secretary e>.· plan. We sell from le ads created by 7·4 RN peri ~nced in Lc~1 M· our multi -million dollar Nationa l Documentation wigoocl Equal Opportunity Employer EMERGEt4CY organ1zat1011al ah11tty . Advertisin g campaign. No experience Insurance & lei:al cx1~r necessary as our comprehen s ive To rotate shifts <PRN> in h el pfu I. M usl hJ V l' training covers all aspects. We have HelpW_.ed 71oolHelpW•ted 7100 small dept <to cover •II· pleasant personality & 111ore leads in Orange County than our• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ness & \'acat1ons). Ex· telephone manner T:. p t t ff h dl M 1 d t Insura nce Agency Girl per. prd'd. Contact Don ing 65 wpm, s h !SO\\ pm presen s a can an e. ay ea o Commercia l Lines. Un· PBX RECPT. na Hoachc, H.N. Co:.ta Plcast."{;all permanent career positions. Call now, d erwriting & Hating. Ex· Opp. for a person w/;,:d. M e s a :\1 e m 0 r I a I 644-3389 we need each Qther! per. n ecess. Sal open. telephone skills & ap· Hospital, 6 12 2734. l!:OE. 9AM ·NOON Britannica Hea lth & r etirem en t pearance to handle busy THE IRVINE CO. ~· 542 7200 d S42 2024 plan. Fr ed S. James. PBX Boar d & act as 550 Hewport Ctr Dr DJ\NKlNG -an -4\l<l·W87 or 549-JOSS. (Ask Recpl. in a busy com· SALES, 1''ashion Career. : LOAN SERVICE for Mrs. Bradley.> pany located in Costa Need 3 Women, Sales tu N~wport Beach Downey Savings & Loan Mes a. Gd. s t a r t . g . Mgmt, starling 1mmcd. Equal 01Jpor. Employer has openings in Sai:ita HelpW..ted 7100HelpWant•d 7100 Lite Housekeeper /Com-salary, plus Medical ~~~79~;$, ~63·2652 or1 _ Ana for Loan Service •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• panion, live-an . Sr. 'plan, 1nclud1ng Dental ____ _ .5ECRl-;TAHY who c:in ·Personnel an ils in·o M r c L·xgc s l t 70 <.:1t 1ze:n prel'd. Non plan. Pi s. apply : S"'LESGIRL lake Sii T .V"•' letters surance section. Exper'd eco ~nu a.ctunn~ o. ,.,. · ecr e ary, ype :s moker. 552 741>1 Irvine. ""' ...- 111 S&L. bankina or relal· n.ee~s Silk_ Screerung & wpm, sh .. 8-0 wpm. ---Ce I a n es e P 1P1 n g Needed For Some stat1slll'JI typing d f It.I fd GooJ l lammators Exper. pref. Call 63t-llll L. V.N. or Lic'd Psych Systems . 402 W. ~nlral TUXEDO SHOP Handle µh<mL'» & ma111 ~n" '~eq~<~~ Piease J~~j 1~435 Ua ~d1l1er , 1-'V Tech. Full lime. Evening Ave., Sant1a1 An1a . No i'\ttracuvc, l8yrs t.iin filt>s. PieJ;:,c:.~·nll re· l'~rsonnel l>epartmcnt ~-3338. - -----shaft. Wknd:. olf. Als pho n e ca s P ease. or older, p1t1mc sume &salary rcq. to-FOOD SERVICE wknd relief & on call E.O.E. Call for inter view Wrilc ad no to7. Daily Jorfurlherinfo. Delivery Man. Early WORKER d ays & eves. Hy.Lond . . 8981411 xtJZ6 l'ilol.PU.U..xl;l4i() 213/861·5713. J\.1t. T11nes Houle. Must . <For Relic() Home. 9861 W. Jllh St. P e rson 21 ·40, lrn for • . • e~ . Co::>taMcsu,Ca~;:!ti<l6 Equal Oppor. Employl'r have de pe ndable car. 4 l>"ys a week All shifts. SA .. 531·81-ll m gm t. Sl50 wk cuam: ~~~a_!. Oppor. ~mplo,>er Equal Oppty Employer .---------•I "'""'"A27&546 1780 u Col pre f. Mr. Le v i • . ---- BEAUTICIANS Now interviewing for: N•wporler Inn SGon Ca II : 644 ·0661 or 540·8582 .,..u . ..,.. · · Hospital ex per. pref'<l. 848.1004. SALE_S Help-Exp ti. i::vcs. 3 EC R ET J\ Hy , i\ss i:.L. DENTAL ASSIST. Apply in person, Costa tr MAIDS tr . at W1msey Hollow, south Bookkecµer I lime 1!cn M <'sa Memoria l Full t ime . Apply In Real Estate, licensed Coast Village. QAll for of<' dutie · '«~typing ~~t.~tmb~'wll~~~:t:w~:~: llo::>palal, 301 Victoria. person 8A.M.To3 1'.M. salesp eople. Why nut appl.,556-lb"92 k"tt · ::..l:lc · ant Will !ruin. 642-6880 days. C. :\1. As k for Food Lagu~a Hills Hilton work m the hottest area -----------~t!lc~ho~~ pcr..o:a~ly 3 Aft tipm S4ti·0!!02. Ser v.1 c e Su per vis or . 2520.J La Pilz Rd. H~ntington Bea~h!Foun· Yrs min rxpcr Call (711 ) BEAUTICIAN.needt'<.lfor -----------·.r::.·o_E_._______ LagunallJlls tam .Valley. Call Phil SALESREr 833·9312. <N r. U.C. busy salon, 1411 or part ---- -MANAGEMENT McNamee al Vi llage Enjoy working in Mis· Airporll time. Call for mtcrview. Dental Recept.aonist, for ---------· Real Esta te 9634567 sion VieJo & i.urroun<l ing __ _ -- P62·7705 General Practice, Mis· TRAINEE communilics. Earnings Sec:try /R~ep Be Of Service To sion Viejo. Expcr. only. $185 W-....a. r-1-"'150 kl "'·II /l d · \ h GENERAL ~~-, HECEPTtONIST to -v w y . .-u or p A verus1ng 'i,:t•nt·y as 493·1178. While allending mgmt for Habyland Diaper 1mm'ediatc opening. Your ColftlNlnity DENT AL ASSIST. ~nJ get paid for it 2 Yrs exper. F /timc. .wekomrng newcomers. lnsurance forms, xrays. Flexible hrs. N~ <"ar. Medical bene. 645-2652 typewriter & hlll'PY dis· Needed Now! l ra ini n g sc hool , i I LEASING Servi ce . No c xpc r . Type 75 wpm an·ur.1tt•ly. •Secretaries qualifie d . Will learn n~cei.s. We will traan Mu st b e \'cr~aulc . irfypish A,rec, inventory control REPRESENTATIVE mature lady. lntcrvws )1 in i mum G \ 1 ~ l'X •C&ericaJ etc. Al so. will learn how 2~ No. Main St, Santa pencncc. Full l:ntplo~l'l' products arc sold & how Ana. bcnci1ts. !S:~:J !11:1."> J)osilion.547-3005. OENT/\L ASSISTANT, _____ ..._ ___ exp'<l c h a1 rsid~. en- •Keypunch to teach others. Div. ol Leasing Hepresentallve •Chtrks Con solidated Food s . fo r apt complex. Jn ~c·"':~llli~~-1 Boys & Girls IO to 14 years of age. Dai· Jy Pilot delivery routes may be available ln your area. Earn profit for de· liveries & cash, trips or merchandise for selling Hew subscriptions. For Jnrorma tion please cull 642 ·4321. From San Clem ent e--Sun Juon Capastnrno area, call 495-06:!0 and Mission Vie· JO 1·;1 Toro area. call thus1asu c. <.:all 548-8844. •PBX Oprs 826·6152. dividua l mus t w ork ~', * Assembl~n/Plcil'.llll"'1i0 ~t ,\NAG ER, Apt. House. weekends & have adap-' "'·""''"'•-7 -" table schedule. 1 Yr ,.,.;~RJAf,: Dactaph Sccy/Mktg 34 Units, new adult build· Pub 11 c contact ex . ~Zi:lcl: lo $650 TEMPO 1ng. Xlnt loc. Exper. nee. p e r i e n c c a 1 0 n g Mgmt Trne / Restaur T emporary Help Salary open. 645-6.501 w /pleasant appearanre to$6SO li802Sky Pnrk,lrvine MASSEUSE & p e r son ality. For Wire Opr I Ukrg Reccpt/T ypist Filc·Mail Clerk to $650 Call 54G-44".J5 AilRAXAS MASSAGE further information S600 ---------1 1)31.1184 P lease Call ~ 644-3389 GIRL FRIDAY From !MM·Noon La Mirada IRVINE PERSONNEL SER.VlCES~AGENCY 488 E. 17th <Al Irvine) Call 642· 1470 For growtn~ adve11isi11g Medical Asst exper. fro~t THE IRVINE CO. art dept. Fast typist & lite back ofc. ~on.-Fr1. w 1p11sle up exper. Will-Call 842·8889. 550 N•wport Ctr Dr ing to learn IBM Com-. 1 R e H•wport leach po~cr & various art dept M_ e d 1 c 3 e c p · Equal Oppor. Employer duties. p /time. f/lime. t1on1sl_Ass1stanl. S_olo Call J .D. 54!f·97ll. phys 1c1an ore. Mos~ly ---------- front ofc. Age 25·35. l!:x----------• 581 ·6310. Equal Oppor. Employer l'!lll!~!li'!!!~rl!!!~~!!lllt!~~ Bookkeeper , full charge, accts payable & receiva· W,e. pay roll, 9uarte1:l)' (ax for s mall nation~I fi r m . .Corona.Del Mar of· f1cc. Cull 640.0660 to ar· r.rnge appointment. Bookkeeper ruu charge. Public Acct g office. salary $700 mo up. For appl call 646-4332. GIRLS·GtRLS per. necess. Send resume Easy fun job, day or to Classiried ad no. 435, DISH MACHINE night. No exp nee .. we c /o Daily Pilot. P. 0. Box OPERATOR train you. You must like 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca Heavy lifting p /time people & be al least UI. _9_2_6_2G ________ 1 (weekends dceves>.App-Apply any aft. or eve.Need 2 expe r ienced ly in person, Costa Mesa 2112 Harbor, Costa Mesa~ automobile accounts re· Memorial Hospital, 301 --ceivable. accounts paya. Vtctoria, CM. Ask for HAIRDRESSERS ble & daily service sales Jo'ood S.:rvkeSupervisor. Call 64~--& war ra nly c laims EOE. Half Day Nice Pay clerks. Call 646·7478. 9AM·lPM or lPM-S'PM ._ ______ ,__-! or SP.M·9PM. Earn $100 :+ + per week ~~ing en· newport JOyable work in o ur ..-../, I " 8ookk~ , DISPATCHER Wknds. Apply m person, , Graveyard Shift. Apply brand new ofc opening .~ 1;i. ~ personne near O.C. Airport. XJnl ' " opportunity for positive ~·' agency mind e d 1n<liv. For . · -752·0331 persona l interview, Call gaJ.8095. ..(\~clcnt Mariner, 2607 W. in person, Cst ttwy, NU YILLOWCAI -1001111-ER 186 E. 16th, Cotita Mesa '"'.-;r NO PHONE CALLS Wanted for p/time, 1or 2 PLEASE days a w.k. Must be ex· •----------1 R.E. SALES HELP! We arc closing out the Harbor View Homes Ti'acl aud have more leads than we can hun· die. FOR INTERVIEW CALL 6 J.7601 SHIPPIHG DEPT. N e ed s a lnt. young woman lo sl.i1'1 imml'd. w ,C.;\L corµ. Dcltronic Corp, 54~Hl4tJI . --------- Summer EmDloymMt 18 Or 6v..-r Coll..-~e tra incd men & women will be con s1t.lcrcd to :.uppll-mcnt our present slalf. Thcl>e positions an• U t1me Summer Jobs Searching for app1il.·,1nt:. who arc dependable & hard wo rkl•rs. Xlnl oppor. during Sum mt.•1'. For 111 terview appl Only, Ca ll 533·7·181 Ti-;LEP H ONE SAL ES. Experienced prclt:rrcu. Earn as m uch a:. }OU like by talking to l>(.'Ople all over Soutiwrn Oran~" County I rom an air ('on d1t1oncd olf1l'c. Tw' ~hatt:.·lOam lo tpm or :;pm to 8pm. Monda} through Friday Apply at :!SO F:. 17th Sl Costa Mes a, or call Ton) Sc1maa at li-IG--UOO C'ELEPllONIN. Y-_C!'d. EOl':. 557 iii~_ TELLERS Exper ienced. P /time NCR OPERATOR 1-;>.pericnced. I-". tune Apply In Perl>on BANK Ol-' AM~HICA till N. El Carrn110 He.I I San Clemente per'd. 64S-lllW. DOCTORS ASSIST. -H-el_p_W_a-nt_ed_C_ro_m_m-1d-·1 t'!LElJCAL TIUJHH Young lady U8·28> to as· night 'lit IAM. Jack In~~~~~~~~~ ~ill & parl·time posi· siJil m Health Spa. No The Box . 12os Baker, CM 2192 Martin, Jrvlno Have A Sate & Happy 4th of July Weekend ~ t~-I.. ~. "'' • ;: N I ) --~ -, ~-v "' HlGH SCHOOL MOTOCROSS: ll ..... avai·•. ""ypa'ng _45+ exp. r eq. we train. Apply ai.JURSES AIDES • """ J any a(t. or cvtt. 2930 W. Hous~wives full or p/tlme " w m req'd. Interviews Coast Hwy., Newport he lp, Earnings unlimlt· J oin a te!'m who care .__..,..._ ... ..,...__. T es & Wed. Apply, r-fa· h ed. Pref. 45 or uvec. but about patients ~ about . CHAMPIONSHIPS THE NEW BROADWAY · LAGUNA HILLS Openin9 Aug. 4tt. ls Now Interviewing For: F /TIME SALES Men's Clothing Men·sshoes Furs & Appliances EXTRA ON CALL SALES Day /eve a\'ailability ~ WATCHMAN P 1 L early morning schedule HOUSEKEEPING P /l morn schedule BEAUTY SALOM OPERATORS RESTAURANT ,.\II Posil i()flS For an appointment Call 586-1901 .. Or Apply Jn Person THE BROADWAY I LAGUNA HILLS MALL (Localed al San Diego Freeway & El Toro Rd) lnl\!l'Vi.:!wang Hours ~-;JO·ll :JOAM & 2:30·-l :JOPM :\londJy t hru Saturday EquJI Oppor. Employer •UTOTEM*. Will Train You FORA Rewarding CCll"ffr • In ConveniMCe Stor~ Business.. r.o to the Nearest Tic Toe ~1ariwt for Applications & Into Or CALL (710 642·7702 Ttc Toe Systems, Inc. WAITRESSES Exper'cl FuUor p/t Good hrs. Neat appear. Over21 Surf & Sirloin 5930 W. Coast Hwy. NB -•WAITRESS• Experienced Onl)' BLUE DOLPHIN 3JS5 Via Lado. N.U. SI00-$250 weekly, stur- ling envelopes, l hr dai. ly. Rush stamped self ad· d r essed en v elop• McGannon & Assoc1ales1 305 S. State College Hlvd1 Anaheim. Ca. 92806 <DP> Welder/Sale...,. Must be exper'd welder. Call da)'S 549-9933; nights 640-0lt)g WllO WANTS TO WORK? DRIVE ACABI , CllOOSF. ytJur hours .. work lor yourself, be your own boss-Men or Uf:nal Syste ms Corp., 4361 Bea~ wall cons ider youog4.'r. you. Learn how you can B rch S\, NB (.Near O.C. DONUT S HOP Ecarly AM For full d etftils c .. 11 be pald extra for staying /\ rpo::.:...:rl:.:.> ______ Sh lfl. No exp. nee. 979.3491t· or 963·2300 an. well. We hnve our own ------__;:""-- c;.-;ludents, p/l sis, de· Woman agt: 25·'5. Apply 3·30 coflee a.bop le othe r Retail Jl ., E ves/Sal. C8r, phone ln peraoo: 135 E. 17th, ' · be.aelhs.. 'xper. All ..SALES CLERK· f\lll • CM H Y D R A U LI C T ES 'f sh.lflS. l\pply Mon lbru t I m e . N e a t , g o o d n . Mr Lyona848-l~ ....:....--------TECH Fri 9.z. penonallty. Beacb Stu· ENGINEaJHG for assembly &testlna of Roy1leConv. Holp. Uoaen. 4020 Campu.s Dr. (··---~ ·1··~-7 ~ :.1"1 T'.,:\ ,'!l ... ~h~ J __ t _~~-~· \a .~ FRIDAY July 18 a:oo P. M. Women. t:an be slightly hundicappl•d . Neat• Clea n Appt!arante. 1 Vets .• retired. Age 25 to 70. Supplem ent your in· come. Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a day. Apply ii\ person, Yellow Qtl> Co., 186 !::. 16th SL. Costa I' caosstMG I GUARDS I Clty or Irvine ts pre· y accepting opplica· for the position ot slna auurd to help m e'nta.ry school cit ren cr~M Aafely al htavlty travcl~d ln· tW&CC\lona. Ouards are Dtflded from 7:30am u.n· Ol •:30pm w /tln>es vary· II\& al Individua l IOU· \\c>~J. $3 per hr w /a ll ne(eu. equipment furn by-City of Irvine. For In lorm1llot1 conuct Of licet Gary Wat:. 752-Gt'tJ e)t\.14. TiCHNICIA.H Aerospace hydraulTc1 1030 W. Warner, NB. ""'-~"""~.,...~~7'1"<·"""'ia7':ii"i6C"'~~l":J~'·.._..":"'7':.:i:~~?:""'~~:<'F''t,' Pro1treulvc. growing Mu!lll have 2 yr.s min. Santa Ana 546 electronic munul. nftf'ds up. Ou)' Ulif\. Pll: Office Help·Part time. U4'• 1hurp ~lectroruc Tech, ~7-4~1. , Typlni, fillni,eic. Beach Full" p/Ume 1J.7:30am capable or bwldlng, de· Stationers 40'» Campus 1:M e d ~--r I · r Hl m c buAJglng & luting ' ll-7:3b4rn JCU-CCU.Call aoph i s t lcat ed e lec. USI THE Dr. NB. R c 11 er a II 1 hlru. c I r c u i L 1 . Yu at b e DAIL y PILOT ORTHODOMTIC ASST. Weatmlnst er Community i~orou1hty ruralllar up.a.st front d es k Ir Hotpltal,200Hoepi&a1Cr, w/dt11\al & linoor ~d ,.. c halrs ide/lab up. utm.714/~1. stale clrculLs. RISULT' Irvine. 640-4292 RN S..porvlior a.u full or All benefits of a large co SllYICE P/\ltT tame experienced p /t. Vac. reUef Juty • + \h~ dlversiClcd job DIRICTOIY dental a n t. for rour Aua. LVN Medlcat.lons, challcnaea 4' oppor. ol a For Result hahded denllllr)'. 3-11 run or p/'l. Penn.• am•ll co. 495·4600or131 lW vac relief Aus. Mesa l>elta €1Cdronicc Service Call Verde Con v. Ho1p, 861 C .. n\rol CorporaUoo 642•1671 PAVROLL Girl w/up C..-ter St, CM. ., ad. \yping akilla. Call: Call 646-Tfli bt. m '52·5$11 Bltttn. e&cs Wanted results •;quaf ()ppor. Em~loyer __ _ • • • ~1csa . ~------- WOOL PRESSllt New c quipmeol. Top ptay. 40 hr wk a uar. Newport Och urea. Cull 673·9605 DlmmlU Cleaners 3200 E Cst Hwy CdM. Waitress. Apply m person ul\ 4, Sid's Blue Beet, 107 2l:it PJ. NB. Th\t fastest d.raw in th\: Wei.t. . a Dally Pilot Classified J\d. Phone '42 5678. Have 50methlr\I M> MU? ClamrfM'ads doft we.n. - ' .BJI DAfl.YP,LOT Monday.JU!r7.19TS looh. Power 9040 Trucks 9560 .... '-Ported . ...,.,W AllM•~ UMcl ~.u .• ~••••••••••.:- M. ......., _ Ml II 8080 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••••• •• • • •• • •• ••• • • • • •••• ••••• •••••• • • • • ••••••••• • ••• •••••• ••• • ••••••••••••• •••••••• • • •••••••••••• .. ~ ..... ~ .......... Fu~ 8050 .. ~~.~.'!':~~.......... '30 Chri1<:0Mie TRUCKS VAN$ lW D'i. Ocrts. 9720 Toyot. . t7'5 C .. ltoc t915 ford tt40 i.nti • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• MATTRESS 1007 With Fly brtdge Wanted. Clean, lutt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ... ,~~·'··••••••••~?~~ l~~~O. lo.in..: ''N muttn-..s. ~lh paint or 1 W\ll painl: Mdls <.:ash! 1m ~!I _ WILi. BUY YOUt\ 71 LA~DCIWISl-:Jt 36~ CADILLAC ;3 Tor1no1Wa~R~ll, r.,~.· uuX '>IJl'lll;b. lr.tmc. '\lrd l >lhl·I Wl'l' Xlnl 1,213 1 '63 'b ... , . . l>A'l'SUN, TOYOTA A I "' W" h ~ P/b. t/g. r IU, ... VICTROLA ltrm . '''" p{k.1~l'd. ~l~ *MADNESS* il!I 12u2 111tl5492381 t: c' Y ~. 3'Jt> mtr, OR VOl.KSWJ\Gr;N '!11· m r '!'• .. 7m. u7 • Over 70 lo c:flOOSe rrom. new. $2700. 64S-2111i. L.!rlil~ \:>I '' h1~h. :!~ l\,tl ::>;>:!.ll Qu1~·n. ~l~I!> headt!rS, I sJlC:I. ?U Ur«>. l'i\11) r'OH on NOT. lid.cond.$:1,500. ~-04 G From $1995. GMAC . w 1 de . ·• 5 ·' <1 ,. i· p l (val ~IZ.» IX'hvcry Ill *ALL SIZES* U ~, n cw 11 bcrgJ us mitkt! uf!er. b-l2 5'09. w 1 I. t. p /\ y T 0 l' .70 Toyotu W~ti-&4\l~r FU\ancln & l.f'~ln . t'or Sale 1972 Ford Lr{); Hrun~w1,·i. I B1 unw.ad; d ii hJI l>ldll Prlc~d to Move! w.ilklhru, n t:w 8SHP. '74 Datsun P lJ !\ta.: ... bl~ OOLLAH. (;Al~ .. KENT than new w /xlJ'as. $1350. Wagon, ~~t ~ Lllukc CollcmJ.ir t'u Pat .. -.,.,., ,..,.,.,. & .., • .,_.,.,.,., Mt'l't:. & trailer. S31S95. t . ·A"" L'M. 1 .. M• .. 'l.."."'. c:•o."u·• ,.1111 "·"''"'"'l'' Ph :979·4 or J 191" 1 1• 1 .. d 96 Heywood Wakefield ....., ...., .. ~ ......, ouuu M·1ke offer 64S.l74S tres. ""J./ r • • ~ au. ~u. &;.j" .... .,....... " '""'~ ' 0 rt' 1' c(,n(', wm · · · $2950 !H0·4:J19 '74 TORINO up v1clrol;, Mahol( iny <'OUl·h, ~old Must sell. TED . ----~-71 Dulsun, 240Z.. nu lire~. • I lm1:,,h. Ila:. fwc :.tor~~c Alltlpm,5Wl>257 WAH 2t ' ('hris. llcmi e n~. '73FORD"-....: 11utn111s,nuexhoust,air. Tnumph 9767 4 Dr. R/H, A/f, ~~ I . . , . . . ~ • . 0 t;ind1•111 1 ratll•r, needs ~er 1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 --1 & ~patt-S tJu1ll111. I la) ex K1ngs1.te walerh1 .. 'tl, hl;ll'k ~0 1 < A~H U LLAK worl.. ~700 or bust 4 ~pc.:d. low nu1c:.. ~l5'1 J.m /I~. mugs, o m1. • , . . ct..ay 26,0 _,,_, • I '"elle_nlly. ficudy ~o II.'-viny l padded framl'. I !'1 ~> rO ll .Y ~)U.~ t>IS·l66[• (2 154 iZ1 Thl.'odurt> $395o.1>44~1759. G7 iriu mpbGl~.looks & "70 CA O. <.:pe OeVUlc. at $2495.!1 Low Ketty ~1~1sh :, S2~0 ~ I hone liner and pai.l $70 l,.our Jl!:WELRY: ~V~l'(,11 ... S. ------ltob1ns 1'·ord 2(JOO ll.lt' ,. Fiat ---f 725 run~ l'?od. $1~/~Cfer . .l:Scigc . Vinyl 1'op , llue look ls $2725. I 67.lO:W .. or6759'.JSX. bars tools $20 ~rgc t'X ~RT o.BJb~l:S. <.O}·~ ·2· t:llHIS, xlnl. cont.I. lllvd .. C.M.,64.2·0010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 648LX1'.Ph .493-7452--,--AM /1'".M stereo rodlo, 6 443 W . lay St. C.M. ~1 cc ui1 ve d esk and S ILVB ll s ... llVt c l-. l.o u <.lcu , 1ncl'g. 14 ' R ....... GEcouo..rrv•s Volkswagen 9770 way pc>wcr seats. A/C;. I IRON IED matching swi\.cl c hair .~'JN B.~t".U l~N & AN lila:,µar. w10.ll. $Hl.450. 73 GMC SPRINT 0 "'" "' • ••••••••••••••••••••-• Clean, s hurp car. $1795, 645-5940 1 Age unknown, Joub lc ~S. Armchair SIO.'Call JIQU1'.S.645·:!200 li4200!.W Auto., air. power !.teer NEW!ST&LARGEST '74 SUPER &ielfe coss. 675·1997 C LEAN ,7·1 f'ORl.>'f 1>1.te. llt>adbouri.l 4 1,, lct•l 1ni; & hrak1:s. ~3:.15 IMM BUIATfo.: · ''> • high, foot board J feel IHtH!j54 evcm~g_:;.__ TREE SALE ~· TroJan <.:un <.:ruis. '65 (54699 M) Theod ore OELJVEltY ~f-~8000 ma. ~.tlSO. PLEETWdoo Pl.NTO. h1~h. Metal rails. Heac.J v Great Savints on Usl'd 15 Gui, $20. 21" Box. ~'75. J,apstrnke. Helllt 210 HP n 0 b 1 n :. I-' 0 rd. 20UO All Models &Colors 63, full pwr & air, except * 548-4311 .. " J tu rcf1111:.h ~75.00 !'hone r'urn .. J\pph. & M1M· l;rowl'r. 551; ~ Y·li G r.ly. 20 hrs_ Dinette. Ila rtrnr H 1 vu .. <.:. M , • k ill M A.-.-'69 GHIA. Run:. we ll. ccnd. Gold, blk vin. top. ll 675 O:J.12 nr 67:> ~. Wilson's Rar~am Nook V Berths, monomat1c, iJ.12·00!0 Dtc M er Or~ Gd tire!.. $1200 .l:llk loal. int. ~or ofr. M ri .._ tt47 1 545 W J!llh St C M VICTROLA VIII", r'•Hho. Tt'ak decks. ~DB'U Call4Y3~ trade considered. AM av~ Ca 1 .9J9 H E~INCTO:--JNo•!tc _..:...:~ · · • L.irge l :i t" lu••h. ~·· Uri:-.t<il <·ond Pvtply.&t Yans 9570 ~ 5475832 PM & wkncts •••••··~···••••••••••••I ... ..11 Y ~t-·wn er a!>i.el 1111ng l:! e w li "'t d l•, :!.,·· ileep ) olr. ii 11640·1168 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• R A ~ l:llll' ..,.. ~ Jnss " rt t > l H d bl · " EP 1R~s-~·1cE 751.·,,,,70. · '71 Maver1'ck, ....., V8! 3JI J\\ m t t·111ul. On~ <'a!>!:! c·anc back chairs, H'IVt.'t 1Jrunsw1ci. (Brun:." ll'k ;>t!J m!75 '51 Ford p anelll'wlus spd. E xcellent tunning Si5. 1% ~:! /\:-.!. lur L1:.a :.ca~ & :! extra lcaH•s. lllakt>·Collt.-ndJr Co Pal ~·" I." m Jn -xlnt coni ~-. . ,11 So. ~1J111 UROOKLYN BUG co. C 0 9917 condition. AM. Lape decit:-' ...J" Cofl ce table. round tahlc l!Hli) Pre t.'lcctn t .. w111d -.~t u ~. t"' L'ell' M~k .. re · tilu·lH13 ~JOI'' J\n.i .;.H :!l:J:! Estimates !>48·9141 ••~•••••••••••••••• ~1275.89li-l547 .. n"'•ances 8010 l<.1mp . e nd t;ible "llh 1 'I h " ·• "' ~ ~ -------·· ~K •••••••••••••••••••••••drawer ,\II :J with up vit:troa .. a ogan} a:.unable olfer. 6i5·97~Autos Wont~ 9590 '72 VW Bug.yellow con '74 CAMA,RO FullY1972 FORD MAV1ERIC , G1bs<in fro:.t lr<.'C rl'fn.,:.:: leathl·r lop. K~ J;>.17 linish. 11:.i:. f1H· storage e\e:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 RAT veruble. Super cond, ac, loudeJ. A/C. AM/FM 8 G~ABB~R ?02-\8. ~ ·• dr. C'oppc1 LOul.'. SlSo or spaces built in Plays ex· . ------wr: PA y TOP OOLJ.Al{ am/fm, stick. Uesl offer track, .16500 mi. ~.soo. with ~~1te. intenor, air " bt>:.l ul I ~r . Frig11Jaire f' ri. ho me being :-old-,·elll-nll~ · HcJcty lo rl'· :;o· 1lsl Tra wk rs :>50~1 1,.0 R TO p usr;o CA IL'-; l:!I Sr>ui't Coupe over SlSOO 5"f>.lH6J 5 5 4 . 2 9 4 5 c v e s , cond 1t 1on ang. buc kei\ t>lt'l' ll1 y1•r. $50. ()..!:! ~~7 1 1·ompl home rurnJ:>hmJo:s f iru:.h · S2.l0 00 Phonl' IO'<bl rra wlcn. $35M FOl·tJ:o:IG :--; . t)()~l ESTH.: M mt Cnncl t).10·8202 - -· · 213-~4-l:?tll cxl. 217 days. seats, floor shifl. only - )ca\l'ITI\''olt<ll-!l'. ror :-ale 1ncldg. c ust 6750:Jl:!vrt,75:1'.JN8 :J(I Tra .... te1·s $'.?2,000. VWBUS 'iJ,excl'llcnl ----:J0,000 miles. Sharp!{! I .• L' h --· ur CL:\SSIL'!-. 65 r w z) m ade IOH! :.cal:.. chair:., IRON BED l'omp u prit:e. ,. Hll.'> 1.."U H )Ourc:.tr 1,,, extra dean I l'Ondition. ~ I 9920 S 2 2 9 5. ( 4 · f rig11l J 1 re. Copp1.·rt<1nl' br<'akfasl rm :.cl, 1J1w-a-&. under con. ... t. Allant1c ,,,ce u!> I u·st. Phone 646·8125 Chevro et J ohnson & Son Unco~c:' rcfr1g. lro:.t free. :! yrs b 1 p t A~c unknown. cll•ulik l'at 1llc Ma rilimeCo. 8 "'UER BUICK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mercury 2626 Harbor o J d. u 1..• Jut <' un 1J. P~:~~f;. :;;·~~le v :,,11.e. llcadboarc.J 11 • fl'l'I ·:, · 5491 ll~5 ~945 "' Volvo · 9772 CONHa.L M 540-56.'ll ~15u1 bsl ofr. !Jt);.I :J7\~ aft high, luolboanl :1 frl'I ti- 0 . or '-· __ . --2!t25 Harbor lilvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlvd·,;..•_c_._. ____ _ s::io Hattan furniture. t:ouch high. Met.ti rail~. t<caJy JO' Trawll•r, Perkins dst. Costa Mesa 979.2500 ORANGE COUNTY CHEVROLET ~0 MAVERICK -----r hairs assorlt>d t:.ibles. lo rclin1sh. ~75 Utl. l'hon1• Sips 5. 1'~/B. dual <'Ontrol. VOLVO SALES &SERVICE A 2.door 6 cylinder g:is W ' HC.\ color ~·1insole TV. Glendora. ::!13-:Jt.JJ·5171l. 1'75-IJJ.l:t or ll7:'r H'~ $2 1,000. 6 16·54!.ll/ti75·1:!W5 TOP DOLLAR 2828 Harbor Blvd. saver ! Sl354 <ZDVllJ) Xlnlc1md S\25 ----p•ID EXCLU:)IVELYVOLVO COSTAM~A Theodore Rol>ins Ford, ;) W· 1111'< M !SC . .Fun11lurl', Couch. :10 · ELCO Classi1-. 1948 ex· IMMED"'IATELY Largcst Volvo Dealer 546-1200, 2060 Harbor Blvd., C.M .• ---l'hair. end tabll.·s. 2 ----------µrt•s!'\. T S. Rebll i.:ngs.. inOrangcCounty! 642_0010 ;CllMras & ~tereos . etc. 675·6:!5:! or CARPET BARGINS Com11. redone inside & FOR ... 1 L BUY or L£/\Se Mahbu-'68 Wagon. Gd. ---------Equipm~nt 8030 G7:J-5227 TopQval. M11l Scconds out Cotkp1t couches. FOREIG~C"'RS DIRECT cond. 2 new tires. air, MustClftC) 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U:.ci.l Carpcb 1\ny S11.e ~tul'h Mor e. Xlnt Cond. " "' PB/PS, S7!15. 552.9472 •••••••••••••••••••••••, u & t: B.\lHi.\IN • 7 Pc. Metl. tlin. 1>el. very CHEAP!! 1'.,..o Uoat Owner Mu:-.l CALL OR COME IH ~·,·~· ~.t~-,,~.·~ -------BU LLE'l'IN good cond. Sl25. Al::.o, CALL 673_-7162 s ,. 11 1 :Vt a k e v I f c r . TO SEE US •74 Caprice Classic. 4 dr. 72 MUSTANG PARKING LOT SALE Odyssl'y clct-. ping pong • tii5·3~31!. ----Auto, p /S.P /8. Air. elec. MACH I gamc.Si5.ti lo jj(Jtj ----------,740 wind. vinyl to1>. adJ.SlWh. Automatic, factory air, · SAT July 19. Wi.lrn 5 pm. WA.._.T~ Mercedes Bem 2025 S. Manchester Am/FM.673-1019 power steering&brakei;. :? g 4 :J \V . L 1 n co In. \\":int lo do housL' -.1umg ~ " • ••••••••••••••••••••••• A hei 750 20ll i 2 8 5 .\ ( 9 3 1 1': v G ) ,\nahL·1m . Horses 8060 w1ll1n~ to 1·arc for p<.'h BOSTON na m -.__ '73 CHEVROLET Theodore Robin<; Ford. Ne w & U:.i:d l a mc r:l:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cdll lJclwee11 9 & :J. J :.k OVER I 00 . n d c •1 WH •LER EW IMPALA 2060 Harbor Iv ...... d ark r oom. equip . Reg1s tl'r cd Appaloos a lor Jo.tH5·~U7 "' · BRANON · HEW & USED CUSTOM COUPE oo-ooio tc:ll::.cuµ1·:. M111c \\ 1dc :\1art..•. 'l'f.!lllL'.112. r:ves. ~---- :.:i!c price~ t:ommJntl . r·or En~l1sh & l\~n~~i1.c ~ate~IA·d. blnc~ 63-HJU'10 3100 W.Cout Hwy.NA MERCEDES 1975 VQLVQS On I y 12. 052 Mi l cs ! '74 Musta ng If, swiroul. *h.!I W:.0 • Wt<:-lt'rn Eqt11ldtwn « \ln)I paddi<.l_frJ ~H:. ----642·9405 0"4DISPLAY -Burgundy litettUer wtlh-11 power,-ctcan. "1000 Jump111g. t;C'nlk bul hncr and Jhld :>10. l-our14 •2'Hcfin.Corrct:tCralL. WESTILLHAVE vinyl top and cloth In· mi.556·8244 Doqs 8040 :-.pirllell. KJI :..W.J l>or:.tuul::. :>:!II LJrgc ex· !)Slit>. IU. xlnt. nu paJ"ls. House of lmDOrts A COM .. EYE lcrior. factory air. power .. ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cc u l 1" e <l t.':." an d St.'t' &. m<1ke reas. ofr. WE BUY AU f llOHtZ.1-:0 r-1-11;• wrndows. radio, heater, Oldsmobtle '955 l1li.y'fL·1r1L·r.male.Jmo Goods 8065 makh1ng sw1 H•I l'hJ1r w 'lrlr.551·3079evcs. MI:;HC:EJ)r:5 D.l:;ALER SELECTIOHOF white :.ide wall tires.•••••••••••••••••••••• .. AK<.: l'h.1m11 µ'.>lcntial . Household ~5 .. \rmch:.iir SIO Call - - --IMPORTS ~2 l\lan<'he:.lcr, ALL You'll have to sec l111!> Sales and Service Sa\·nl1t:c :Jti:!·l:IJ77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>-lti·l8.">-1 t'Vl'lllni,::. 12 ' F i be ri,:l:i:.s Goal & Hu ·1w Pat'!. BODY STYLES Cadilla c trade lo ap-OLDS .. "OllLE l':.intclkcl Contrai:l :moo Tru11cr. Lie .. S}95. 1'op Uo l lar For Any 523_7250 ,.. •PET WORLD• yds l'57-lllC~ ~ake or Mudcl. AT prcciatt• il l-IG3GVC> GMC TRUCKS tosl ln'>l~ill. ~17 Hi:!'.I M "'JESTIC STEREO JIM PA.,..OS I On the Santa .\na Fwy. THE OLD PRICES O!'lLY S3J95 HO.._.D,.. CARS Lla:.a ,\µ:.o. l'hihuohua, ""' " I " "' PoUlJI,·~. l'od .. e r, Shih ,\~1 1-·~1 & rt'l'\lld pla)'l'f. Boats, Rent/ MAZDA H7 ~krc•t•d1•:. Ben~. :<lnl BEFORE ........... c~ UniYt:rsity Okk l t u . Coe k er. [)ux 1c. Jewelry 8070 Oldl'r modl'I. hul plu~:. Charter 9050 rnnct. Air 1•1111d. t"M A:"fl. THE HEW " ........ ~ 2~0 Harbor Illvd. V ob1e. P1 l liul l:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beauufully. :).JI) ~lli !l!l3:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.!uo1S.Manch1·slt'I' power W111dows. ~500 INCREASE ~.._MO,,_) CoslaMcsa 540·0041> <.:ocka1Jon. l'o m . 100 WA.,..TED l'\~n1n.1.:; .. ~•'.t1·r () &lks pon111blc party wanls Anaheim ..._ ti:ki·tiOCIO f1rm.Callblwnti&8pm, mixed µuppies Stud sv:-. " Jll) ~1tn1: ~cchntb. -to r ent Ski boat from U7!.l·X!IU:!. CHOQS£ YOURS ---Pinto 9957 most bn..·ed s 2.:>:!S W. lilh T O P CASll DOLL.~H Maunarnx 23 . color TV. 7. 1.12 .. 7 127. :tiU·ZO lti or Orange County's 'i:! Mcn·cd cs :r,o('. Xlnt , l 9 7 3 <.:A 1' HI V 6 . •••••••••••n•••••••••• ::it Fa1rv1l·~ S:\. Open PA I u F o H Yu H ,.. 213 620 1780 Highest s Buyer ltOW Automatic-. Jlr cont.lit.ion· ·72 Runabout. xtras. XlrH C\eS. 531 50:!7 J EWl':Llt...,.. W.\TCllt-:s. w tcmule. ~:!.) 1-~xcrt:y . . I port (•ond lil'li\l.ll ,\ir, slCl'l'O. n IO(t, de.co~ group. all new cond. P vi party. <.:all Mt'I' uB.J l'.:tTS. c;ot.D. dl' :i.:1.)11 tii:I :l.!Oti. Boats, Sail 9060 on m s ;\,.1. ,u:1~ ~:! S l' 11 : ~,;; u u Buy or Lease P1rell1 ti re~. <'lc:in & :>36 324!! POY1' J;<,therh,l',dl.un· ...:1L"l·'.u .'-'L',l,',·t c•L·.. BillMaxeyToyota J"t" s.h.·Jrll wilh .!l'onomy . __ ----., v -" .-..-r l r\llll' Cn.J:-l L'11u nlry ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVOD.:"'LER JC':,,!t ~uu haq' a I;.: FINE Fl"H" & ,\\; l'alllto~l·r11rBdl ~ ~2::195. 1005 MVG l7:!HUN1\UOUT,Air,11c"' :-.haded .)Jnl & rd :.. 17 THJL:t:S t.i-1.1 :!:!!JO Cluh, (;ull \kinl>l'r-.hip Sailboat li•l7 l'i.}j5 !MG 9742 SINCE 1956 John:.on & S.m J.incoln tirlc's.besloHer m o. o Id fl' m JI l• Sl ~5U. gJ'j ll.!:IM I k rres lwff A m1•n 1·a fl • • ••• •• • • • • • ••••••••••• ~1 l?rc u r ) :!621i 1 lar!Jor 673·7050 fkrnJrd. J>J~I':., >.Int Mi.sc~lloneous 8080 IH\'l 'l·: CIJJ!'>t Country 1-;Jgle. :!l fl. WLW. :..'ti ft. FREE APPRAISAL l:i7 .\11 l)(; J·:T Xlnt. for WILLIAMS Blvd .. c.~t !>W-5630 --- health "' 10 \\k., Otx• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cluh .:'ol lc'mbcr:.hip U\'crall Built by Nowak We buy ';1S('tl '."Jr-. .• ~ p.irls. d:imi.lgl'tl rl l!hl dr ----72 Pinto RWMlbout d1c11cl· Cl<i":. S'>l.l'd di-. . S900 IOJ.2112 &W11l1am:.. 7l-1 ;>.&671i2,, t1·uck:-_ C.tll (,BOlll & rianl'I. Get. l'n g. & IMPORTS '6.S IM PALA ~-<.:.ill l 1 !14 G J v } Theodor\.' SIOO • .;,10-:J~I ~Ion. Lhru lurn. aµi>I ;,, \m .. tmp. Tennis ~kmtX!rsh1p lor 711 675-26-14 apµra1sal. EXCLUSIVE an)lllnh! 8!M-7056 Hol>ins Ford, 2060 Th urs.aft:Jl'\I murl-.:!:!21 1-: lnlhSl N. :-.Jle 1mml·ll l'rl·:.t1gc .. -. ---. GIH)Tll Clll-';\'HOl.l·:T VOLYODEALER Harbor lilvd., C.M .. 11;..:l!> \ll. lU am dally. lo c.tl l I u 1J h:J:J :Jb l :l 2J It. !-it hock f1bcq::las:. I~:! I J fkad1 Bl\ ii. IPonche 9750 '66 CHEVY 642-0010 r or CIJ,..,1fll'd Ad \ .. 11v.~ .JXl ?bOO :.loop. )1 200 or b1::..l olfer. llunlln>;lon lk•Jt'h ,··••••••••••••••••••••• !WI l Communwt·alth STATIOHWAGOH * *I BUY* * N 1..· c II :-. w u r k • 8-t7-0087 ;>l!f.:j;l3l 64 Por:.d1l' l". IU1ll eng. Uuc11a l'ark 52 1 iUOO ~eonomical traill>porta· Plymouth 9960 \II -.;cw !.I , 1:: ColL•m::m ii I 11!7;, ·10-lll -Xl nt cond 3rd Owner lion ! $754 <RGRa51 ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'a II :1 ()ail~ Ptlol t\ 0 -\.' !SOit (.;ood UM:d furn1lur"' & apphdll tc:.. 1•r I ¥.Ill Sell fur You. MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 Or SU:'-J OAY l:O!J.c~'i.\ A CONVENIENT SHOPPING ANO~(j~BJiP. SCWINC CUIOE FOR THE CAlON THE CO A G real Trio! Crochet Two! I -.rvsrznvvzv_ ;- 1 ( h'nl. ~1 .. c 11111g l.J.lg:. (:J), & .. ---SELLING YOUR CAR? $4200. Call li7:J.!)151 . LARGEST Tht!Odorl! Robins Ford, :.ill m1:-r t•<1111p. 58li 1005. llob1c.!ti w itru1ll'r & v~,:-t. TOP PRICES p "ID -- 1\11 1;, :.licker:.. ::>1;,50. "' '&I 351iC Couµe. r,'!>Lurell. 2060 Harb-Or Blvd .. C.M., .ATLAS Miscellaneous \H4 ·4;,011hetwn6·9pm Fur I mpurt:. Albert hlul'/lan mlerior SELECTION 6-12·0010 W t•d 8081 -~ -pa id for or Not 71-1 6l:l2-22Sd Chrysl~r jPtymaUth Open Oally & Son. 'lll 10 P)1 on ... C;itamara n. Catyak 11. 7.> Dean Lewis Imports Of Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.-.q fl. of :.ail, easily rar-l!ttiO llarlx.rr. c M . 117 COCO BHOWN 912. · SS CASH $$FOR t•>µped . S375 or Lradc for ti.ti;.0303 • xlnt. comJ. Ill & out. Nu y I f Goud U:H•d furn rcfngs SCOOtl'r or !>mall Slrt::el pa111l, t elJll. Cll):( .. ~lCrf. 0 VOS n Frt.rs !tloves.:,..1G·0768. l egal m ot or 1.·ycl c . TOP CASH! 1nl. .\~1J .. 'M & s tereo (. ·' 1).16-:!4·19. L'or cl"an US""1 ··a1·s· .v. (:a:.:. d cc k . i I , 250 . Ora nae County \\"Il l pay t•:.is h for ' anuem r ~ • ~-u ~ • "' ~ Utility trailer. Kile 120ll: like new. tr u r J.; !t ! II o w a rd l:Jli·2704 Choice of 20 5 11; ~ Unsinka ble! Pleasure. Che\'rolel. Dove & (~uail C S 'I ' 1 '70's thru '74's ---ra1•1n g champ. o:.l lrcct:.. nr. ":.ic1 rl 1u1-, R fl R 9756 Office furnihre & I Slt>OO. :.ell ::;85o.ti75-tiltil Jamhuret> and Hnslol, .:> •• ~ •• ~~~~•••••••••••• All Air Cond1l1oncd Equipment 8085 - ----Newport l:kat:h 83:l·o5;.;, #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. All Priced ••••••••••••••••••••••• 27' CU1'1'I:;R Clipper bow, Sll!:I()(} Have:.i.lunk Lir"Callus ROY 'I To Sell Exe sv.l _c ~rs s~~ ~·SC~ • . 642·7>!89 Top ::i::. IJJlll. 1j:J:l·:!>-t:1 JRR CARVER chrs ~12 1_ 1, dt!sks, dllg -2-thr Wlll.IAMS :-. t 1s 1 d k :... c:. c d k s. USED K 1te w •trlr. Great s. ROLLS-ROYCE ~i~i:_~e ~l.i7 w. l!Jt.h, C.\1 . bcs:in~e~ boa~--~a~t-Autos, lmportf!'d 234l.171hs1. IMPORTS &fa· I 111 suit:. G real price S650/ •• •••••••• ••••••••••••• COSTA MESA offer . 526-4521 or6i5·9073 G 1 970 , 1,._ __ __. s.c•-.cu.c ~ "'"ll ''ummonwealth 18)1 1-:xer typewriter, - ----enera ov ~ d " <.'d d ~-Bo t 51· / ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOSED SUNDAYS Buena Park 521-7000 m I. n. • . con . :::; .. ,. a s, lpi ___ _ &1~-~~!J1__ Docks 9070 SEE EUROPE 1 ·~; Bentley, ,1nL mc1·h. Pets 8087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY CAR cond ~l0 ,500. Days, SLIPS NewportBc!ac:h . f>..19·!1811,C\l':> ~l-H2-13 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Sail or Power Purchase .lny i'.urc>1>cJ1l - KING SNAKES. mated 673-5253 64~ Car for i.l e l1 H r y '"!Saab 9760 p.11r, ~5 l'<H'h. July 7 l l. --l:.urope & let u.-. plJn your ••••••••••••••••••••••• K42 7887 Boat s lip for rent , Hunt. ind1v1dual l our. Fruin SAAB . Harbour. 26' l>oal max. Lake·oll to home·lantlm~. Pianos & Organs 8090 Lease $55 mo. P hone you'll be 111 lhe hands 111 DEMO • ••• • • • • • • • • • •• • • •••••• "'6·3259 t A I I II. ,,.. ex per s . " :.o east·"' rc•n $ALE Wurht ter Sr>met Piano. & ---;-tal <.'a rs. l·:U llAU'l'O. l>ench. Exl'l'llcnt rnncl i· Transportation Lido Vlllagc, N U. lion. M. ;.i pie l1n1sh. s.;oo. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 673-4550. IH2·57ti9 :.il l. lpm Campen. SrlAe/ ----- Re.t 9 12 Alfa Romeo 9705 c>H.G 1\N l·:~tt•y , t•lcr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ehord . IX 1•horcb. :11 lllh' Camper llydr jacks. ntlll's. Llkl'. m·w. $75 port-a -potty. olher ex· 541«·5-IJX tras, s ips 6 SI~. SportinCJ Goods 8094 962·7066 •••••••••••••••••••••••Mt I ,---- l'o<>I l'ahlt-. 11 ·x 9, 0 or!lc •• 'ISO Murray l'rol~-,1onal Seo ers . ~ 794 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ofll'r "'18.g '74 HONDA 750, Wind Boats & Marine Jamm er 1-,air'g. lmmac Equipment \•ond. 5000 m1 Ciuld Coast •••••• •• ••. •••••••••••• Serv . .;s1--G277l -----1 Alfa Romeo 1 Demo $ALE Priced from $6799 (117~1 Beach Imports 8-ltJ I)()\ c al M :11· Arthur & Jumhoree, N.B. 752-0900 Gefteral • 90 I 0 71 llu:>ky 400. runs xlnl. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • $ll()O 1of r. Great Cor the l,d u~ sell your bout. any dirt. 6t2-47S8. IMW-----97-12 r C l L 11 • call ----... 11.c. or a!> re.-,u ..., . h d ••••••••••••••••••••••• M e ~a Bo a t Cen ter, Triumph 500 C oppe . U4G·O:>J9 Needs work. (;all aft . ORANGE COUNTY'S --------pm, 830-64!!2. OLDEST Put The Sparkle Back ---•• .. $ Expert poli!-thinA & de· ~unst.lll No~ton 810 . La d ing o n yuur fiber· :J8() lbs. fairing, a~l . e.x· ~lass boat. l~et us clean & tras. Ust /ofr. 64;,-2321 p;.i1nl your en1uncs & belw 5&7 1>1n. __ h1lgc. Jn lhe waLcrorout. .73 Honda CB lOO. Barely ,;all Mesa Boal Center , wsed. Looks & runs hke ask for Pa ul.~ new. $350. 6"1'·l05C> BOY SCOUTS need boa~. llODAKA-ioo. good ~ond. cars & a irplone6. Tai. ad UcsloCfer' vantaJi(eli. MO~I~. .979_3462 loots, Mm•t..-.U/ 71 3so CL H-;;nda_$41_0-.-.. -11 Senlu . fOZO Trail 70 ~J7S. best olrer. ••••••••••••••-•••• .. • Low m1. 968·102$ .• Sales-Scrvice·Leasin~ Roy Carver, tic. !tolls itoyc·c liM W ~:14 K 17th St. Cos~ Mt'~O 540·444 I CREVIER &I S1 6 H OAOWAY SANTA AHA 835·3171 Electrical·Woodworkin& Motot' HOtM"lt Plumb1nl'j· lnst!lllalaon Sai• /lt...t t I '0 . Tl44t uu1tHn l>'l•V•HO MAC:HINE & Repair. lnbd .,;nft r · ••••••••••••••••••••••• - piur t'1r • .sy:.tc•m ln.~t:all Rt"nt 22· Pace Arrow. ru.I· Colt 9717 & ma mt Scorpio Manne ly s C, gen. "•Ir. ••••••••••••••!u•••••• P nc<.'<I from $4190 I ~54CY.!) Beach Imports R '8 Duve :it M :tt'.\rth11r & Jamh•lrrt'. N.ll. 752-0900 Toyota '765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anniversary SALE $1500 DISCOUNT!! fro m deuler window price on this near new TO~A Sport trntomatw, t er steer· mg. air ronil .. AM t"M rud10, '1ny4 lop. No. J 147t\. Offer f':xp1rcs7 7.75 IO p.m. ~WtltmiA WTOYOTA. 19116 Hotbor. ( M 646 9303 TOYOTA SA.LI Hew'75~ LARGE SELECTION AnniYersary SALE! •75 VOLVO 164 E 4 Dr. De mo. aulomatir, air t·ond .. power steering. AM -FM S tra t k , headli~llt rims, tloor mat.s. Jl3ti14. Was $8190 Savin9s $1004 HOW $7186 Decut ltmiA e v0LVO 1966 Hu1bo• C. M ~ 9303 ---------- AMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 AMC SPORT.UOUT Less than 20,000 miles! EJ:t>nomy 6 c ylinde r . automatic 'transmission, radio, h e ater, ster eo Wd& "74 R~GAL Xlnl. cood. Stereo. AM /t'M, till whJ. rads. $3.90<.I. G40-0383 ----CadHlac 9915 ....................... 72 MALllU Automatic. factory air , power steering & brakes. $2 4 5 4 (:J l 9 ~011 ) Theodore Hobms Ford . ~Harbor Hlvd .. 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Sl7NJ. st;t.L 1dltt. tl<'m.~ with a 'Dave . 17s.GI Daily P1lol Cl11:sl1!1ed Ad. , ~autlWriA WTOYO~A 1966 Horbot. CM 646 tJOJ '72 CAD Coupu do V11tc. lmmac"late. Small down. TOP "5-11111 ·seELDORAOO 66000 ml. '1.800. Ml.C'JIC . • a. . Lagutia/South Coitsi • Tod ay's Closing N.Y.St"ks .. VOL. 68 O. 188 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, JULY 7, 1975 TEN CENTS Witness F~gers Bertolino • Ill ByTOMBARLEV Of tll9 Dallr P'llaUc..tt . A prosecution witness today 1de nti_fied defe ndant James Bertolin_o as the man who told hlm dunng a meeting in a Tustin coffee shop three years ago that' he needed volunteers to work on Orange county assessor Andrew Beaches Suroive Holiday Li(eguards and police offi cers ~losed tbe books today on the 1975 fourth of July weekend that at- '.racted more than 155,000 people .o beaches along the southern Jrange Coast. ~ Jn San Clemente, lifeguards made 150 rescues at city beaches :>verthe three day weekend. One of those rescued was a nan, who, in what lifeguards !escribed as a highly intoxicated it.ate, ran into the water near the 3an Clemente pier F'riday ni ght md nearly drowned. He was r escued by three tifrg uards s ummoned by a Jeachgoer who saw the man noundering in the dark waters. Upcoast, in Laguna Beach, lifeguards rescued 90 persons ~ver the weekend. Only one of the rescues was tonsidered a serious incident. George Kambietz, 27, of Long Beach, was admitted ta...liouth Coast Comm unity Hospital, South Laguna, with neck injuries after a wave dumped him onto the ocean bottom at Crescent Bay beach Sunday afternoon. He was reported by a ides to be in fair condition today. Police oHicers in Laguna Beach cited 20 pe rsons for sleep- ing on the beach during the weekend, and a nother 18 for steeping in vehicles. Both prac- tices are prohibited by city or- dinances. • Laguna Employes. Cite d f o r Service Five employes each with 20 ~ears' service to the city of Laguna Beach have been com- mended by the Laguna Beach Ci-. Ly Council. Resolutions adopted by the council Cited the work records of Joseph Serrano, mechanical mainten a nce supervisor, and four firemen, Capt. Vernon Gregg, Capt. Harry Needham, Battalion Chief Forrest Johnson and Fire Marshal James Presson. Firefight Goes O n THREE RIVERS (AP) - Fire me'1 hop ed lo contain a ftteworks-caused brush and grass fire today in rugged Sierra Nevada terrain. The blaze, which broke out In- dependence Day, had consumed nearly 2,500 acres by thjs morn- ing. the Division of Forestry re- ported. Or:~:a :-·· We•~r • Mostly sunny and clear. Highs in ·upper 708, over. ni~ht low in lo~ 60s. I NSIDE TOD" Y Looking /or.ma umuual 1'0CC> • tWri with.almost.GU tM ciom- Jort• of home? '.l'hink.obout Cl canoe trip down the Colorado JtJvtr 1Dit h &ht Crozt1 Lodtl, or go IM WQ11 a Newport &oc.h woma,i Wd -bi/ ro/t. Bl. •• ..... "" •••• .... . , ".t: ~ Hinshaw•s congressional cam- paign. Assessor 's aide Carlos Cala testified in the Orange County Superior Court trial of Bertolioo, 52, of 2016 Via Madrugada, Mis- sion Viejo, that be refused at that time to work for Hinshaw. Cata said be later changed his Lile Periled UPI Talepnole U.S. Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan r emains a hostage of leftis t kidnapers in Le b a non wh o h ave threatened to kill the officer if their de mands are not met. Negotiations are con - t inui!lg. Meet Set On Parking In Laguna A -'special public bearing on parking needs in downtown Laguna Beach will be held by the Laguna Beach City Council at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at city hall. Bu1lnessmen , civic l eaders and other inte rested persons h ave been invited by the council to attend. Council members ordered the meeting several weeks ago in the wake of def eat of a bond measure by the city electorate that would have per mitted construction of a two-story parking s tructure on a city. parking lot at Glenneyre Street and Park A venue. While m ost members of the council have said the parking structure is dead, Councilman Charlton Boyd has had a dif- ferent opinion. He sa.id de feat of the bond measure was du-e to dissatisfac- tion with the proposed method of financing and that the negative vote should not be interpreted as against the structure it.self. The measure proposea that bonds to pay for construction of the structure be financed through parking meter revenues from the downtown basin. The hearing also is expected to focus on a recent report prepared by coosultants that out.lines cur- rent use of 2,SSl~downtown park· ingspaces. mind when the r esulting at-for duty at Hinshaw's campaign mosphere in the assessor's omce headquarters. <'barges of conspiracy and grand theft contained in a Grand Jury indictment. towards those who did not volun- teer convinced him that it would The witness also testified that be preferable lo work for the he wocked for the Hinshaw cam - Hinshaw CafJ'!paign. • paign on a daily basis and was Cala testified that he then ad-paid overtime approved by Up- Five of six assessor's employes named with Bertolino in that in- dictment have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. They will be sen- tenced on various dates this vised assistant assessor George ton qn a number of occasions. Upton that he wis hed lo volunteer Bertolino is being tried on ews 0 ' Leaders Dispute · Gas Cost· WASHJNGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Ford a nd Senate Majority Lt!ader Mike Mansfield Clashed tcxJ ay over whether the price of gasoline would climb to $1 a gallon. . Mansfield told r eporters he feared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the end of the year. But White House press secretary Ron Nessen said the President ''sees no indication that it would go that high." Man s fi e ld, a Montana Democrat, said gasoline would cost $1 a gallon if oil-prcxJucing countries put into e ffect threatened price hikes and if the President's energy policies are carried out. Recent gas oline 'price in-· creases, amounting to three cents a gallon in many areas, are unjustified, Mansfield said. ··r do not believe the profits of. the oil companies are so scarce that they needed to impose these July 1 increases." Nessen was asked at a White House briefing whether (l) the ptice of gasoline might go as high as 85 to 90 cents and (2) Ford would consider that excessive. ln addition to replying that Ford sees no indication that the price would go that high, Nessen accused Congress .of lagging on the Pres ident's energy program. "The people complaining when they pulled up lo the gas pump this weekend ought to tell their congressmen and senators, who are home this week, that they want to start getting that money back through a tax rebate which the President proposed," Nessen said. The press secretary said Ford -would be making decisions this week on his proposals for legisla- tion to decontrol oil. Clemente Cou ncil Sets Special Meet The San Cle m ente City Council will meet at 7:30 tonight at city hall, continuing a meeting that began last Wednesday. Left over items on the agenda include a request for the city to s upport the Orange County Fair's proposed establishment of a horse racing season. Slaying Arrest DALY CITY <U Pl) -Police arrested a San Bruno man Sun- day in the slaying of Ruth Wilhelmsen, a salesgirl kidnape<J in the parking lot of a shopping center. .Richard E. Post, 28, a com- puter programmer, was ap- prehended as he left bis r e- . sidence, officers said. Bicenten11ial Beauty . . l.J~I coed Karen Hencken, a summer lifeguard at the Newporter Inn, helps hoist the Newport Beach in n's new F'lag. The 8Xl2-foot F1ag is a replica of the Flag used Aug. 16, 1777, by the Green Mountain Boys at the Battle of Bennington, Vt. Known as the Bennington F1ag , it is said to be the forerunner of the Stars and Stripes that U.S. National Flag was patterned after, but Flag his- torians doubt it. In any event, it is the official Bicenten· nial Flag. Lebanon Says 13 Killed in Attacks By United Press International Lebanese authorities said at least 13 people were ki1led and 37 wounded today in Israeli air, sea and ground assaults on Palesti· nian r c fu l!ec camps and Lebanese \ill ages in southern Lebanon. Israel :,aid the tar~ts were suspected guerrilla bases. The combined attacks came as Israeli ambassador Simcha Dinilz departed for Washington to obtain "'clarifications" from .Secretary of Slate Henry A. Ki ssinger on Egyptian proposals for a second-s tage troop dis- engagement in the Sinai. The Israeli strikes, the biggest military operation against guer· rilla strongholds in Lebanon in more than two years, were in ap- parent retaliation for a terrorist bomb explos ion in Jerusalem Friday that killed 14 persons and wounded 77 more. Lebanese police said two of.the 13 dead in the Israeli attacks were women a nd three were <'hildren. Israeli navy gunboats operat- ing in predawn darkness and warplanes streaking in at first light struck the sites south of Rasbidiyeh and just north of Tyre. the Israeli Military Com· mand said. They said commandos landed and blew up three houses SUS· peeled of harboring guerrillas, th~n fired on a jeep and killed all three men in it. Israeli a rtillery joined the of- fensive and pounded suspected guerrilla concentrations in the hilly region north of the frontier (See ISRAELIS, Page.A%) Long Wait for New Life .By RICHARD SALTVS ~ ......... A(\eF 65 eb1lly nl1bts and GS t.~dious d ays of wailing for "'Operation New Life., to catch up with-him at Camp Pendleton's Tent City, Nguyen Ven Hue is losing hope. Hue, his wife aod four children have been in th.ii camp since o few daya aft.er it ~ and altbou&.h a 1ponsor is *alUng ror them, ihey have not been cleared tolNve . "The authoriUes always say 'Come back tomorrow' or 'Maybe bynextweek,' •'beaaldskeptical· Jy. "I can't 1tand lt. My wife feels worse; 1he cries evccy night. She eays ,maybe ahe will juat &Ue some s leeping pills ... '· "II they aren 't going to clear me, they should at least tell me so I can a pply to another coun· lry." FEW.OF THE 17,tet refugees 1n this comp, whose grassy bills arc browning in the summer heat, have been here as long as Hue. But at last count , some4,S50 te· !Ugees had been waiting here for more than a month. Some, like Hue, \!Jere stalled by the eovcm- ment security c hecks that have J(TCatly slowed the relocation process. O fOcials ••Y tae clearances will soon be a pro- blem of the past thank$ to a round·t.hc-clock. effort· IO _.. I them up . This is litUc consolation for Hue, a form <>r oil company· statis tician. who says he has done nothing that would make him one of the ·•undesirables" - criminals, drug peddlers, SUS· peeled Communists -that the checks are supposed to weed oul.. And tbe ~hecks don't even -do that. be complained. HOLDING v p 0 book nam.bta former Vietnpme:;e officials al· lcged to ~ heroin PCddletl or olherwlte corrupt, flue snort.a, "Some ol lhcs~ men were here a day, two d.AY•• end weri allow.S c.o lca\'e. They o~ Uv'-ig ~Ith ll_pplllOfll DO~# and t. WiM> =~: --~-· 1 here after two months.'' Most refugees are s tuck because no s ponsors have been found for them -and with the r e-- cent decline or offers from Americans to s ponS« refugees, this problem is likely to worsen. • There are presently about. 14, 1so tef11eee1 ta Ca.mp Pent:lltton. who.have no sponscn. a-n otncial aatd. The governmebt bas some 80,000 re majllinJ refugees to ~l· Ue, about 1$,000 of tbetn still on P~Hlc islands and the re- mainder in the tour U.S. reloca· UoncamJ)ff . _l!!~ SAJD Njet ~ ~"':-~·eat"S cf vil· See VIETS, PaieAJ> • Trial month by J.udge Walter Smith. Hinshaw a nd assessor' J ack Vallerga have been indicted on the same charges and for further alleged criminal offenses com· milted while Hinshaw served as assessor a nd Va llerga as his right hand ma·n. Surfer Escapes Attack MELBOURNE, F1a. <UPI) - Bob Clark \vas only 50 feet from shore on his surfboard when a six-foot s hark ripped into bis foot. The 16-year-old surfer pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether the sha rk released him or the force of the surf saved him -and let the waves carry him to shore. He suffer ed nine severed tendons in his right foot. "I'm still sort of fri ghtened, but I think I 'll be back in the ocean surfing again as soon as I'm able," Clark said from his bed in Brevard County Hospital after surgery. The Cocoa Beach youth was spending bis July 4 holiday off ln- diatlantic Beach when the inci- dent occurred. "I was on my suriboard, only 50 feet from s hore, when something grabbed my foot,"• s aid Clark, son of an employe of the National Aeronautics a nd Space Administration. "I was pretty sure it was a shark. ··1 never saw the shark " he said, "but one of my friend~ s aid he saw its fin." A witness said the shark was six feellong. "But I wasn't frightened then and I concentrated on staying on ther surfboard and letting the waves carry m e in," Clark said. As he reached the wate r's edge, other surfers came to his aid. A shark alert was issued, but the beach was open the re- mainder of the weekend and was in use by holiday s wimmers. Authorities said Clark was the first person attack~ by a s hark in Brevard County in 41 years. In 1934, an 11-year-old boy was1 kiUed by a shark at almost th~ same spot. "I sun all the time, occasional· ly at Jndiallantic, but I've never had any trouble with sharks befor e, and I hope I never do again," Clark said. Hearings Se t On Crossing San Clem ente's push for an at- grade c rossing of the Santa Fe railroad tracks at the city pier will probably be aired before an examiner of t he state's Public Utilities Commission for three more days. But a dale for the hearings to begin again has not been set. lt may be as l ate as October. Testimony was taken in San Clemente this week. The city wishes to replace a circa-1930 tunnel entrance to the pier with a ground level vehi- cle and pedestrian crossing. The staff o( the P UC and railroad of. ficials oppose the city proposals. CAMPER SOLD JN FO UR DAYS •'The ad produced many, mMy ~alls. We sold the camper in only ·four days. I'm very pleased." That's the advertising s uccess story told by a Dana Point woman after ~he plae«l this ad in the Daily Pilot: ~24' Pace ArfO\\I. Omaerator, rooC alr, laPe dtt k. 13, 000 ml. $1.3.2::i0 new, takeover pym\.S. XX•XXXX. Jr you have a recreau...t de to sell, call 642·S6'78. We It e.uy to put .a few WOl'dl • fOf' '°"'in the D•lly PDat. ( . . . • . • . • . -. . . ~ :ti 2 DAILY PILOT L/SC What's Up, Doe? Saddleback Pair Get Ph.Os St\Jdents al Saddleback College can call lnslructors Andrew Kish and Richard McCullough .. doc- .tor" now. BoUrhave been awarded Pb.D. detrees from U.S. International Unlversity, San Diego, for their pioneer work in the area ol psychophysiology. 1 During lengthy testing of 30 persons the two researchers dis· covered that certain individuals can alter or control lbe flow of their own blood. The tests were conducted at Saddleb.ack with • ~ m.>wn as a .. 'pbotoplcthysmognph" ·which measures blood now in the cardiovascular system . Dr. Kish., of Saddleback's social science division, also holds a bachelor's degree from use and a master's degree from Cal State Lo112 Beach. · Dr. McCulloul{h teaches in the division of natural science at Saddleback and holds a bachelor's degree from Loyola University and a master's degree from Purdue University. F,....PageAJ VIET REFUGEES ••. oC the refugee program here, at least two of the four -Camp Pendleton \nd 1''t. Indiantown Gap, Pa. -will probably have to be emptied of refugees in the fall, most likely by Oct. 1, when the cold sets in. This would mean moving any r efugees in those cchnps not set- tled by then. "I wouldn't even want to speculate about that," ~aid· Thorne. • Somt:: of the refugees stuck sponsorless in the camps are tough cases. For ins tance. Hue's family s hares a tent with a fisherman, his wife and eight children from •·a lower class," as Hue puts it. Hue says that. although he likes the fishing family personally, their habits aren't so clean and they spit on the dirt floor of the t ent. They speak not a word of English and have been waiting three weeks with no sponsor in sight. ABOUT ONE·TIDRD or the roughly 131,000 who fled Vietnam and Cambodia have been settled with sponsors in homes across t he country. Many or them, however, were American depen- dents or employes who already had sponsors lined up. The r e- mainder were matched wilh groups or families by the volun· tary agencies, principally the U.S. Catholic Conference. but even the USCC has been able to f'md sponsors for only half its ap- plicants. •·1 don't feel that offers of sponsorship are coming forth as quickly as they s hould be, and there. are delays in verifyine them making sure prospedive sponsors will be able to take pro- per care of refugees," said Thome in an interview. The newe~t s trategy is to New School Chief Joins CUSD Ranks Dr. Jerome Thornsley will at- tend his fi rst school board meet- ing in his capacity as the new superintendent of the CapislranQ Unified School District tonighL · Dr. Thornsley, formerly superintendent of the Yucaipa Joint Unified School District, was employed by the Capistrano board in April. He succeeds Supt. Truman Benedict who for personal reasons resigned to become the district's deputy superintendent. The board will meet at 7:30 p.m. at San J uan Elementary School, "31647 El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano. It is the first board meeting ~ince Thomsley joined the dis- trict full-time on Tuesday. Among matters to be con- sidered by the board is dis- cussion of a new homework policy and employment of a vice- principal for Mission View High School, the district's .continua- tion school. ORAN GE COAST ~ DAILY PILOT 'Tt"' O..wi~ Co.nt O•llY P110t. 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A Camp Pendleton spokesman said at that time. ··we have been releasing about 400 a day and are stepping this up to 500." But during the first six days of last week, an average of only .250 ·per day were leaving Pendleton. And, as Thorne agreed, the r e· fugee~ leaving now are joining sponsors who came forward earlier in the program -before the current lag in offers. Youth Seized In Clemente Theft of Cash San Clemente police arrested a 19-year-old youth and recovered $380 taken in a reported theft to- day. Officers also took into custody a 16-year-old girl who has been released to her parents pending further juvenile procedures. Arrested was William L. Ged- dis of 208 Sierra Ave., San Clemente. He was booked on charges of possession of stolen property and suspicion of grand theft. Geddis and the girl were ap· prehended by officers after David L. Hubbert or 430 N. El Camino Real reported he had been fleeced of the large quanity of cash while he slept. Hubbert said he had been with Geddis and the girl earlier in the evening Sunday. He aJ so report· ed that several or the bills were marked with red ink. Officers Bill Trudeau <1nd Richard Gorman apprehended Geddis and the girl <1t the Chris· tianitas gate to Camp Pendleton. Mc Williams Rites Slated Funeral services will be held at noon Tuesday at Pacific View Mortuary, Newport Beach, for Mabel M. Mc Williams, a 25-year San Clemente resident who died • Saturday. She was 82. Mrs. McWilliams, 221 E . Portal, was a member of the Senior Citizens Club and the Co mmunity Pres byte rian Church. · Burial at Pacific Vi e w Memorial Park will follow services. Mrs . .McWilliams: a native of Indiana, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Earl D. Robling.f of Dana Point; a son, Harold McWilUams, or Indiana; a sister. Mr s. Lillian Eshl~r. of San Clemente ; a brother, Raymond Morey. of Colorado; seven grandchildren, and 10 great- grandchildren. Aging Unit Plans Film and Lecture The Laguna Beach Council on Aging will present a film and lec- ture on the history and activities of the Andrus Gerontology Center of the University of Southern California at 7 .30 p.m. Thursday in the community roomoll..aguna • F'ederal Savlnss. 2600cean Ave., Laeuna ~ach. The cent er was founded in memory ol Dr, Ethel Percy An· dru.s. founaer of the American Auoclation of ReUred People and founder or the Nation al Retired Teachers Associiation. • • Goldfish Rescued Public safety pe1'CJUel. while routJnely called to rescue floundering swim- mers, rarely are called to rescue fish. But that's just what hap- pened Friday in Laguna Beach. Qjloling the police log: "Friday 18: 43 hours. .Public Assist. Library, 343 Clenneyre St. Unknown subjects turned on valve and caused water to over- flow and goldfish to spill onto sidewalk. Officer turned off same and retrieved goldfish." RossniOor Requesting Exp~ion • Or;inge County planning com- missioners are scheduled to meet <it 3 p.m. Tuesday on a request by Rossmoor Corporation for the fourth phase expansion of Laguna Hills Leisure World. Commissioners will decide the fate of the 426-unit condominium ·project. following a public hear- ing set for the county Engineer- ing Building. ~00 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana. -The project, to be located south of El Toro Road and west or Moulton Parkway, was previous- ly approved by the planning~om mission in 1972. ll has been returned to the commission calendar for final action on the builder's request for a use permit. Ke n Dykes, a Rossmoor Corporation aide, says the pro· ject includes a neighborhood· s hopping facility and is scheduled for construction this year. The condominiums will be similar in design to those already existing in the retirement com- munity. No price range for the new housing units has so far been established, Dykes said. Fro•PageAI ISRAEUS •• • in Lebanon and gunners in Lebanon later fired several Katyusha rockets and shells into Israel but caused neither casualties nor damage, the com· mand said. A Palestinian spokesman said the guerrillas shot down an Israeli Phantom jet but Israeli military authorities said all planes returned safely to their · bases. In Beirut, P r emier Rashid Karami said the Lebanese army with the help of Palestinian guer· nllas prevented the Israelis from landing troops and forced them to retreat leaving a trail of blood. The fighting was the heaviest <1long the Is raeli-Lebanese Cron· · tier since May when Lebanese and Israeli army units clashed in a day-long battle. Egypt is insisting that Israel pull back in Sinai beyond the Milla and Gidi passes. Israel equally insists on retaining a hold on the ir eastern ends tx>cause of their strategic value. The Israeli cabinet met in its usual Sunday session and de· c1ded to postpone for at least a week any decision on the next step in the negotiations for an in· tenm settlement. But in a n apparent leak to 'media, Israel said the basic pro- blem the cabinet faces in its de- cision on an interim pact with Egypt is weather to enter into a "sharp confrontation" with the United States now or to postpone it for three years. Capistrano ' Fans Plan 'Angel Night' Sports fans from San Juan Capistrano are invited to '"play ball" with the city's recreation department and sign up for "San Juan Night at Angel Stadium" July 29. The city is organizing a bus tour to the Angels-White Sox game at $5 per pel'fiOl'l. Included in the price is terrace level seat· ing. a nd transportation Co Anaheim . Buses with bars on board will leave cily hall at 5:30 p.m. and return to San Juan Capistrano by llp.m. Deadline for the signup Is July 21. Ticket.a are available at city offices and the San Juan •capistrano Cham~t of Com- merce. MayOf' James K . Weathers ls scheduled to throw out the flnt ball. Quake Jars Cities ' . LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A slight earthquake cente1"ed ln the Baldwin Hill!l IOUlhWHt O( downtown rattled resident.I or ~veral communRJee toda)t. t Murder By Arson Thwarted An attempt to murder a Newport Beach man by setting fire to his . apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who noticed Uie names and .. wakened the intended victim, Newport Beach police said to- day. Police today are sectrching for the suspect, who is believed to have set a number or fires within the apartment of Bem;p'd John Hoffman, 28, of 117~ 28th St., at about 1 a.m. Sunday. AU exits to the apartment were ablaze, including drapes at the windows and several doors within the apartment, police said. The fire had been burning just minutes when neighbors noticed the flames, rushed in to awaken Hoffman. Neighbors snuffed the fl ames with garden hoses, police said . Hoffman, who lived alone, was not injured but about $1,000 damage was done to the apart- ment during. the brief blaze. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said Hoffman, a retail clerk, denied having enemies who wanted t o murder him but added that police are .investigating one possible lead. Water Board Eyes Director Laguna Beach County Water District directors will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to continue closed-door talks on a replace- ment for James SchoenJeber, a director who died June 25. Joseph R. Sweany, general manager, said the person named will serve in the position until Nov. 4, the date SchoenJeber's term would have expired. Sweany said the wate r board met in executive session Tuesday night to discuss names or a possi- ble replacement. The board has 90 days from the date of Schoenleber's death to fill the position . Monkey Kills Tot JERSEY CITY, N.J . (UPI> - A four-month-old infant died dur- ing the weekend after receiving multiple bites from a pet monkey that escaped its collar and chain, police reported today. UPI Tel..,..._ A Monster Car What do you get when you cross a dinosaur wilh a Volkswagen? A "Stegowagen volksaurus," according to Cincinnati sculptor Patricia Renick. This strange creature is now on display at the Midwest Bicentennial Celebration in Ch!cago. COnditions Placed On Hunt for MIAs BANGKOK (AP) -North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong says his government is re- a dy to pursue lb& rat e of Americans listed as rftissing in action in Vietnam, but linked the search for the men to U.S. aid iJ\ the reconstruction of Vietnam. Pham, in a letter to21 U.S. con· gressmen aired over Hanoi radio today, said the "search for U.S. missing persons in the Vietnam war, the exhumation and return of bones or U.S. personnel are outstanding matters that should be resolved as soon as possible." Another matter, linked to any resolution of the question of miss- ing men, is. "the U.S. contribu- tion to the postwar reconstruc- tion of Vietnam," according to the broadcast monitored in Bangkok. The broadcast said Pham's let· ter was in reply to a query by 2~ U.S. congressmen "who pre· viously worked for the termina· tion of U.S. military involvement in South Vietnam." The broad· cast did not name the con- gressmen but said the letter was answered by Pham on June 21. Air Radio Stolen An air~r'!ft radi9 _vaJued by the owner at $1,000 was stolen during the weekend Crom a Laguna Niguel home, Orange County Sheriff's officers reported today. Deputies said thieves entered the home of painting contractor Robert G. Averill, 44, of 30352 Grande Vista, via the unlocked garage door. Daily July 1st thru July 10th. 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Westcliff Office only. ·"YOUR HANDWRITING CAN GIVE YOU INSIGHT INTO THE REAL YOU" These are the words of noted Graphology expert C. E. Bower. 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S.Ot a..ch~ (21:1) 591-762' 1 7 Sh av -r Battl e Ill.Stice Ruling· Clips Gillette By MILTON MOSKOWITZ . ~he electric-shover market, alrli'lady fiercely com- l>Cltbve, will become even more so as a result or a bisarre antitrust settlement worked oul by the Just.ice Department Wlth Boston's C illettc Co. Antitrust. cases frequently take on an Atice-in-\yonde~land air und this one certainly jibes with that tradi-tio~. _Gillette, it seems, actually agreed to create new com- J>elltion for itself in return for bemg allowed to keep a German electric-shaver manufa.cturer it bought eight years ago. · : THE UPSHOT IS THAT BY THE END or this dec:.ade lwo ne.,v brands ~re llkely to be jostling for your electric- shaver dollars. This market now adds up to $150 million a year. a nd is dominated by fi ve brands: Norelco, Schick, Remington, S.unbeam and Ronson. The top seller, with more ~an a ~bard or the business, is Norelco. . · Gilleue is, of course, the undisputed leader or we( shav· wg <razors a~d blades). However, it did not have an entry in the _Cast-growm g electric shaver end of the business -and decided to fill that void in 1967 by acquiring the German ap. "' ~~~nee maker, Braun Braun m a kes more \ Money than shavers. Its pro- ,. (,,r Tree duct lin e inc ludes toasters, coffee makers and c1garet hghters. . But shavers account for one-third of its volume and ttie Braun brand is the second largest seller m Europe, after Norelco. THE J USTICE DEPARTMENT, IN 1968, pounced on Gillette and said, "You can't buy Braun, you already own too much of the shaving maJ'lket." Its s uit sought to separate Braun from Gillette. Gillette fought the a ntitrust action but it has become weary of this protracted legal battle. So its lawyers negotiated a settlement that is without precedent. Here's "hat 1l calls for: 1 -Gillette will set up a new Braun subsidiary lo sell clectnc shavers in the U.S. market. 2 -Gillette will invest up $2.5 milhon 111 this new unit as well as supplying it wtth managenal and marketing ex· pertise. 3-AFTER TWO YEARS, GILLETfE WILL divest itself of this subsidiary, which wilJ then become an mdependent company. 4 -For five years after the divestiture, Gillette will be reqwred to supply the new company with Braun.made shaver s. 5 -The new company will have the rights lo Braun's t!lectric s haver patents and be entitled to sell its shavers abroad under its own brand name. AE. a consolation, Gillette will be permitted to keep Braun, which curr ently accounts for 20 percent or its $1.3 billion in sales. And down the road, after 1t s pawns the new company, Gillette will be permitted to bnng the Braun shavers into the U.S. market. IN SHORT, GILLE'ITE WILL HA VE TO BANKROLL a new compeUUor to retain Braun and get th~ Justice Depart· ment off its back. And eventually the Braun shavers m a rke· ed by Gillette will be competing against shavers marketed by a company created from scratch by Gillette. . A federal court ln Boston must approve this bizarre set· Uement after hearing comments Crom inter ested parties. Among the inte rested parties must be Noreko, Schick, Remington, Sunbeam and Ronson. They're beme set up by Lhe Justice Department with a one·l wo punch from Gillelle. U.S. Goveriiment Seen as Partner NEW YORK (AP) Government pa rticipation in the energy business is a fact of lire which is here lo s tay , says th e next chairman of Exxon Corp., lfte world's largest oil com· pany. Clifton C. Garvin Jr. in ofle or his first interviews since it was a nnounced that he wlll become chairman of the oil giant A'ug. l , said, however , that the federal government should move toward a re· torn lo free m arkets while supplying financial aid and priorities for future energy development. RE SAID HIS greatest fear was that Exxon would become a public utility. "We'r e going to have government as a partner m this country a nd all over lbe world Crom now on," Oarvin said. ''I 'm not re· signed to it, I accept it as a !~tof life. 1 .. ALL Of' THE energy p~ojecls governme nls \4ant around the world cpn't be financed by _the ppvate sector. There J.ust ~'tthatmuch money. A chemical engineer who ned Exxon in 1947 and o watches birds in his re time, Garvin moves from preside nt lo suc· J . K. Jamieson as Ex· c hairman. The post ~.more than $600,000 _. ~ OTllEll comments cluing the wide-ranging ln· \trvlew at Exxon's New NAME inlhr NEWS York headquarters, Garvin said a solution to the Arab·l sraeli conflict. would not s u bs tantially lessen Arab demands for higher oil prices. "Too many militants re· alize they have a depleting resource and you·ve got a shah who has himself over- com1lted and needs aU the money he can gel his hands on,'' Garvin said. SHAH llEZI Pahlevi of Iran, undertaking major development plans, has been among the oil lands' leadtng pnce hawks. Gar· vin said he thought the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries might increase prices 10 to 15 per· cent this fall. Garvin also m ade clear that development or coal . was a major Exxon objec· tive, followed by uranium mming and enrichment. "Coal production has to ·be doubled in a r easonable time frame," he said. HE DISMISSED com· ments that. Exxon's ex· paosion into other energy fields might open the com- pa ny up t o antitrust char1re s. The execut ive said federal energy policy COO· tinues to drift and 1.bat Ad· ministration goals of · e.nergy sel!·sufficiency rl'· main over·opUmistlc EA to Preach il Conservation :NEW YORK <AP> -Federal Enerey AdmlniStnU<>n ial1 1ay lhay will ask for free television time to get their oH consttVaUon messase. •"fbe me1111e ls •eJY aimplo. 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OOlnQ °"'' .... ~.\ P UBLIC NOT ICE Pl(TITIOUS aUSINIU NAMI STATEMENT l11 .. 10HowlnQ ~t\Ool> •re CIOll'Q llv>o ~\\ -~ RAECON l l l ClHt( ('O 11)0 _..."°" 0. IOJ, (.1,.14 Mt ·•· C.A "-'~ 0.wld RIC~I• A•I>+ r. 17)0 """''" 0 IOl, C~l• Me••.<. A vl~l• l a. II DCVEl OPM ENT CO , 2"fl R•flOOtpl\ Avt • CO>l• Me"° C.hlO<N• mll • Robert o &r toos. tkO C•or• Cllc~. Co!.t• Me~. C•tttornl• t2UI Roei..-t l Oyd .,,,.., IHO .-.-," t> IQ), Cos1t1 Mo "' CA 9lt lt T "'' IMAIM» I t OnQU( t•O by."'"'' WCl-lftet\lltp O..wod Rtr -•• lhll•• lhl\ t.l•l•n•"nl we ' fol.., wilh thl' ~"""'' c .. , .. of Or•no-County on JUI~ I 191) P UBLIC NOTICE: 'SUH RIO ll COUii TO, THE STAT E 0'1 CALIFOltNIA l'Olt fHE COUNTY 0 , ORANGE Ne.A·MISI -.OTICI! opr MEAlllNO OF PETITION FOii PltOBAU i Ofl WIU. ANO FOii \.en Elt\ fWSTAME NTAllY l >l•lr Of JUI.IA ANN WALSH, °""""'''' -• 'h••t' ... l I t1F.N~UY l•lVEN O\ltt b.. v A1ALL 't ANOU~Wl:U • .5 SR ,,....,«'IMt••· Jo.tt1t..Jnl01 ?tt.A,lt ~ '•·•• •"'d •o• • ,u,.,,,. ot lt.lh r<>: t,.'\~r '•'Y lu tn• P~hhu.ti:r ••· ~ 'f"91P. t • """'' h t I f•t )1° -Of fU/ Ulrf ,. .. h Uo11clt t•n• t~ttf\, ltmti"'..W&.;f,'kt ~ /~Jflt>\I ,,... ~otnl' n H Oo'tn ..ti '°' JU I '~ ·~ "I 9 JO • m .. In ll>o ""'"°""' or '''"''n 11..,n1 No JOI ..;io our1 ~t100C•v1\. < tntc-r Or1v~""· .. 1,111 ""(•l'rOf Solll .. An ... U llt11rN,1 U..tedJ-l&, 1~1\ WILLIAM f;, SlJOHp; c~...ev i 1rrk W•l"TEA ANO HARPOLE All:W'MI'\ .u LA• 91 Y fry It. S.m1> ••~Newport C•n~r Ori•• S111lt IUI ..... pcin 8ea cll, C~lllor111.i t U60 h i: OWi ~·ll>OO Allorrwn tor P~1tloo111•r P\;bjl''"'<1 or.\nQC { 0.1 ·' o.11:y Pllo• ..-.,JO.and Juli 1, 7, 1~1, ''' 1' Pl1f\L1 C' NOTICE Tl>Ofn•• J P•rry, 111' MilUI (lrtlt, Co•t• Me~. C•lllornl• t2U1 111" l>•nl...s~ I> bel f\9 COfteluct~d by• fllart1"'r>hlp ROBERTO lllUGC.S Ttll> \IAtem•nt ftl.O wttll the County Cl•r-Of Ot...,Qe County on J-12 191~ , P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USIN ES.S NAME STATEME NT l i.r 1o11-ino person is doi"O ~ 1Wna5 V E RICHEIC SYSTEM S, 2stH ~ROM, l •OVN Hiils, CA, 914U Rlc~rd S. El\rltflleld, Jlllt W!Ht Nine 0r1,.., L•91JN Nlouet, CA. mn fl\1$ l>U\IMSS Ii conducled by.., j~ dlv~I RlclWlrd S. Ehrenteld This ~ta1emet11 w•• 111eo "'4th - County Cieri!. of Oungt" CO«lt1tyon JUiy 1 191j ~SM PubftWd Orang. COil~I Da11, Piiot, Jutf 1, 14, 11, ll, \tlS 2o181-I} ------------ P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT Th<> loltowing persons ••e doit>Q bu-1 nc ~ ot- Kw. BAKER co .. 3H Easl 171h lrcl'I No.11, Co$la Mesa,t;A.9'24'7 J c'"" Baker. 1070 Pe~adOr 0.1~. NewPOrl Beach. Catltornia 9'26'>0 Kall"Y" Baker, 1070 Pesrildor Or·v~. Newpof1 ~act\, Calllorntit9'2660 Th•\ bU\1t11>$S ;~ conductc-d by " Qrneral partncr'il'lip. K .. lhryn Baker lllis st;iteml'nt wa s llled with 11\e l oonr.' Clerk of Ot .. ngeCounty.c-iJ...,e ), 191, __ N_O_T_l_C_E_f_O_C_R_E_O_IT_O_R_S ___ j F...W ~UPC~IOlt COURT OF THE Pvblo\heO Orat1ge Co.ls! Oaily Pilot 'tHE STAT£ 0 1' CALI FOR NIA FOR J"'11'1J,JO, and July}, 14, 1975 2lO~IS TH E COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A IJ'tU PUBLIC NOTICE l •tcllt' r,f (LIH O MO WILUUR -------------~1 T>i, 0.·<"" , IJ NOTICt l'>HLREhY CIVE Ntolf'o. H!tttC>r\ ut 'hit ._•bov, nanlf"o oecf'dent ft\dl •ti Of'r:.On' nu v1no l l<i•n~ dQd•n .. I lf'\t ~ •• ud ct-Cctt-'• nl ~,,. r(·Qurt ed to hk' UwM ., ..... th• '""'"''''-''• voucher\. N'\ <°"' "'"~' 111 '"' • "''' ot the abovt·"" 1tlrcit "''' ot to l\t\•\•·n1 tttt-n1, W1th the --<,_,\di~ <IOA}' tii. t • 10 •tw Und(V "if7W"d "' 11:..1F1 loru Pd <,fl' 703, El Toro, \. ... O'lf>:Jl ... n.ch t '"" Plri<l'OI bu'.-OM~ ' '""" \J'lilJif'r~u>n•·n ,,. au matlt'f'\ Pt."f ·,.,,J_nq to ll'M! , 1 .. 1p o l \41•0 0.-'<t~t, ""'11n11t f? r •nonlh" .ttt•r 1n.i ftr~t wr,1+1 ·lh<.tto f U11\ not1te l'.•l<'ll Ju"~~· I II) tc. 'ftl fj Ql_,AU I Nt U¥AN r •e<utor t>I I~ Woll 1A •!\e :-bove """"-'O dt!tt-'dt.""'1t fl F NEUMAN ~I El Toro Rd., Ste. lOJ El Toro, CA-.,,30 Pvl>ftYl«I OrJn.-,e Coo't Oo1ty r>11ot, Ji.n•'JO.~n.IJ1Jly 7 14 21, l llS ?•I• I) l'l 1BU C NOTICE ... OTICE INVITING BIDS """•'(" 1~rl'{>.-~bv g tvf'ln tMt ttw-Do"rd oi I r.r..ll'~\ ol trw (011\l Com1runt1y c..011,.~ C..1\lrt<t 01 Orc1nqe County, f'lf\fl'tf'\dfltr rt>ttrn•tt to il\ thto Owttner ,,. r"~ltlve up lo, bul not l<1ter 11\.ln, 1 00 P.M Thur\ditY, July 31, 191S .,...,, d bctl\ tor tile .iwc)ro Of contrdCt tot t~ furn•">h•O'l und 1n'",fcHl6hOn of ,...,d1o1 cenler Electron1t 4"1u1pmo n1 ..... ,,.lure ano l1xlure\ ill Goldo'1WI I t....0rnmvnt1., C')lle<;I(? ~h bod\ SIWll oe rec coved tn "" (JI l•r, C1I llw• Pl.orthil\tnQ A~nl on lho /\•l "'•~t\lnt.on (•utld1nq IJ IO An.0•11\ A•l'. Co\t• M•5oa, Or.,nqr County Qltlorntd dnO Sh311 "" Ol'C'l'l'<t olnOltt' \lcllM Bl 1111 STATEM E NT OF ABANDONMENT • OF USE OF" "CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ,.,,., lolloWlng 0tr--. "'1s ab.inoontO !ht-~ ol Ille 11011lous bu\ine'' name OYN.ACRAFT PR INTI NC ill l«lO IRWIN AVE., STE IOJA, NEWPORT BEACH, C"LI FORN IA Thi' f•tlthou\ 1>usu>es• n""'e ~lerrl'd lo M>O•r wu loled tn Orange Counly on fel>r11Vry 1, 1974 -Ftle F313'0 I. Ertlt'Sl l. KnU<tst'f'I, 3.QI lrwo11 Avt., Sle. IOJA, Ne wport Beath, CA. Thts bu"ness was conduc led by"" I~ <lcvt<Judl Er nt" t l. ~nudst'f'I Thi, 'tar~m•nl was llled '"""' !hf C.0..rol\ (le•k ol O<ange Coun1yonJunt 9 1'17) f'.313'0 Publl'..h<d Oran<)(' COosl Oaoly f'llOI, Jvt>e73,30,and July7, 14, 197) U0.-1) P UBLIC NOTICE F"ICTITIOUS Bl.ISINESS NAME STATEMENT fnP IOllowtng °""on\~·~ 00tngt1us1· ~\!>d\ BEACH CI TY FABRICAT ORS, 9)91 Ciiolhne\~ O• , Hun11nglon &a<h. CA.914"4 Th<>Mas W Bannon, 9S91 C...tt~\ Or., Hunl1ng1on R<!•Ch, CA 9'2~ P.itrocla June B.innon, 9)91 ulll\ rv~s Or., Hunl1ngton Be.l~h. CA 92'41> Tth~ b\l')ff'leS\ IS <.onducted by dn ,,.._ 01,,10ua1 Pa1roc1a J_ Bannon lhotna\ W B.Jnf'Or Thi'> -.t .. te-men1 ••-a. fat..d with thili! Countf (h~'" <-• Ora nt;1r County on June 11 19'\ "'"'·•I f1rrr. l'obh n.. o Or.in,... Coa~r 0d1l'f' Pilot# E .. ch b od musr ! ontorm ..,Id r;. Jon.., JJ. J(J, """July 1 14, 197) ~7S ......,_.\t"" to th•\ 1nv11a1ron trot 011,,.. •41t <•ftc•Uons anc::I all oltwr c:1won1."h l Or"'\Of• '"CJ '"" oert1nt"nt c.ontrut.t OO(•J1"enl\, Copies of the Contr.tCI dO:Uf'lleftt~ •r~ now on tile rtnd OC'J("'f'I th IJUbl•( !n$flt'<t1on '"IM Utd off.Cl'<> ... the Owo>er COChC') a rc ava1l<1Q4e to .-1,i.ec1 Elt<lronlt Bodder\ al lflt' \<>•d nll.,•, b'1'dePO ... tlln9 \SO 00 for ltACh WI. I,... do!POS•t Wtll bt refunded only If tt>r \are retur~ lomplf'le <tnd on QOO<I rorldt11on w1th1n 6 days alter bid OQf'ft· •"') PUBLIC NOTICE Billot Fl C.TI TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT fh< lolf0w1n9 per~ons are 00tng ~· l"M. .)) ,. ... 1 PM, LT 0 ., 1188 North Euclid !.tree•. An.tlleim, Cal1forn1a '17601 1,,..0cJore J. T~ach, 1w. Port Edwara CorCle, Newport Beach, CA. L.ibor and Mi\lt>rlal~ Bond and D•mrl M. Perlmull<!r, Ji. Mi\~ion Pt>rlorman(c nnnd Wtll ~ reQUtred OI Blly Orivl', Coronadel Ma•. CA92"2S 97WJ thl'Conlrac;lor \•·~tied M.irt1n McC,retvey, Jr., H9'1 Each bid ~hall be m ade OVI on Ille Rt·dl»nds, We\lmonsrer. CA . Q7683 "Form al Prooo~I" bound on ""'h 14'1 rn,, bu\Hle>~ I\ condu<:tl<l ~ ,. nl~lt1C.\tion,. veneral Pdflnt:r~hlp. Ei'lch btd ~l\.!11 t>r .1tcomoanwd by a fheOdOrc J Tkacn • ~rltlot'd or cashier's CMO. P<'Y"l>fe 10 This sld lc<nenl w•s filed ...,111 the •N Own!'r, or s.itoslattory BJd Bond tn Co;Jnr, Cln~ Of Orange County on JIA'le '"•or of lhP Own et. e~e<ull'd Dy tlW' 1>10. •, 1~1~ °"'..., oron<opal and a Wlt\IMlory wrr F444ll '" rompa11y •s sure t,, •n "",.,._.,.,not Publt~f'd Orange Coasl Dutly Ptl04, ,,.,,than •~11 per<t nt f 10· I ot 11\e bod Junl ?J, lO, and July 1 • "· 19/S l301·7S ,.,.., <"'ell nr bod bond shdll bt> qt"'n a\ ,1q"oHdnl,... ll\al IM b•dder will r•Mvlf' lht C:onlr11tl ti ti~ d•MdMI lo hom tn ronlormlly wolll lhl' Con1rat1 Oo lhP surrty IXned t~re•n "''"'" flvt d,>y, alltt nololoCCll•on ol t~ dWMd of \N>(onlra ol the !.4dle ol Cd•tlorn1a, c.t111orn1a Bu11dtnQ · .,no C.on•tr .. <11on 1' r•dH Counc 11. ~u1la1n9 dtld Con\ltuc lion l'rMl<-• <ounrtl ot Ordnqe Cnunty. thf\ '\.rl1d hoard of lru~tH'\ ha .. tV-Cf'rlaHW<'I tr"W' 'J';N1ral ptrva1llnfl W4JOt• rat~ t>f pr·r d•em waqe~ for "'' h er J ll or lfC!" r>1 -'""""' N>elj(<O to "'•ecutr the con ltd<I\ Wl\orl\ Woll l>e c)WArON'I ltol' • u< (f"'-'.tul b•dder\ ,,nci Ol<'Sft Pf~v,1111ng r rttl·\ orf" <Of"lft'tll"l('d 4n \..:ttd 'PJi< 1ftch- 1•on\ aooptN! Dy the Aoard, and MP"" lt\l"<l below Any c1 .. ,so1iral1on not An!lrlp,oled ...nO~low lt\lcd •hnll b!' paid at I"" cur r •nl waqf' rafP' for I"" appllcallle tri.o.? ....a cl;n•·U~ol11on In rlf,..cl wlln 11>(> Pt tBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USI NESS NAME STATEMENT l'hr IOltowonq ~r'°"s art Going tiu:s.- nt. \-...1l' HOLOSCAN OF ORANCE COUN- TY, 4?0 N~wpo<t Center Ort--e, SUitt 1116, Nt<wporl Bea< h, Calllorniil ~ Mo,f\ael Pilllr•t lt Hol!E• Mt, 29 Sea l<I~ llriwe, Long B"a<h. Calllorntil 'iO&O) Thomas L Brennan, 8&0 Rowhnd Ao.;O. S..n M.>rlno, Calltornod q11oe Tn;o. bvStne~~ I'\ <OnduC.tt'O by d q{·nera1 Pdrlne"htp. Mt<hael P .. trot k Holl~r<'>n Tht\ ""le"1enl Wii \ l1INI '"'•th the (oU(lty Clerk ot Orange County June 12. l~IS. "4056 Pvlll1!h.-d ~ange Coast Dally P11ot, June tb, 13, JO, July 7, 1~7S 2190-1~ • PUBLIC NOTICE •tbOvr list"° J rM1f"1i Coun< ii\. tr clf"IY • ra1'..,lf\tf'd!Ji'IOw .lreno1currMllori'lre ------------- r"••Y'Or aC}ret'mf'nl\du<tnqll'lf' tiiOd.nq ''""'or con\lruCtton hmo!, wch '""'''•on\ ~ti~ con'\•oered •part o·t fl\f' bf'low ll\l•' on ..Odtllon lo""> bt'tow lo\1"11 w~Qe \Calt•s Appr~nlor~ •IWlll be "'1'lOIOyt'd on tonlorm1ly w ith Se<:l- 1717 \ol the C...lllornla Labor COOi' All..., hon I~ d>rttlfcl lo tlw! P'OY•S~ of L"bor Co<too "><'tloon 1171.~cor>c~'"'"9 rmploy..,..nl of 'IPC>rl'nllC.S It rf•®orM •onlrMlon or w l>Conlractors •mf>loy· • t"'l lr-\rnon '" <ltl'I' •PO•ftll•tMtl!O nc-c ._1..,., to 11oe>•'r to '"" aOPlo<Mllf' t<Mnl -r'""''<"l"'P commtl\C't' for • r l'rt1tir4t!' Ol ae>oroval and llAlnq tror r .. t.o nl 01>Ponl1tf'~ to lournt •""'" vY'd on the contr11c1 Con1rac1or may Of' r~ulrl'd to m<1kf' contr111U1oom 10 ._...,,lo<l'\lllo pr09r •ms. Cont•aclor ....a ~ubcontr<1c1ors \hall "'"° comply "'""' !ittl10t1 1117 I> lt1 the "mplO.,,,,..nl Of llPpr•nltCl'S r Of lntormatton rr-- l•lt..ct to o)j)prf'nl1C .. ~hlp \IMldMdS, con- tapprentt<"'"'P S l•ndards brl!n<hOl- 'f•r•·~ OY!'rl1m .. ''"'" .,,. 1>1•ld l or -··~~IOrl'TWd ln1t•,l'nOflherf'OUI• c1,.,.\ wark and al lhf' r;tlf' ol OW>r11..w ll)r '"" rrolfl tnvnt•"d HOltdey•, sn .. 11 1'>11 .111 ho410...,.. n t()(jtl41!'d lfl llW tOll~<llVI' bMQlllnlnQ ..q,,_.~,., appllc•l>I~ lo llW p11rt1CUIM ,,.,,., cl4\\lflc """"or ry,w 01 work""'" •11•10lol"Kf on Ow P'Oll'C I 11 Shall .,.. ,,_."<lc1to•y UPI" ttlr CDfl 1r11<tor to wl'IOl'IO a conlf0>ct It •-rdtd ~""°"All llul>CAWllr•CIOf'S -11111'1, 10 pey not •~~ 111•11 , IO pr~v.tlllno l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STAlEMf.NT Tile tollow1nq person IS do0"9 Ml· ne~~a\ PTL ENTERPR ISES, 1SIO Cl('91lorn. Sanla Ana, CA-9170.C W11t1am E. C.tnlers.. lSIO Ci.ghom. S;inta Ana, CA '1?10.C Thi\ 1>uw 1tts i~ condu<:led by.,,~ Otw1<)udl. Willlam E. Cefllu s l'h" Slitlem~nt WilS ftlf'd Will\ Ille County Cler II. ol Orange Count,on .Jv>oe 2S, 191S- l'Olll Put>h~ed O range Coasl 0.11, PllOI, June JO,•"" July 7, 1', 21, 191~ :n14·1S P UBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE ME NT TM follOW11MJ Pt'fM>n h O<Mng bust· ~S~tt" HOT DOG O N A S TICK, LA HAllRA. Ho. 30 FUhton Squ.vl!, I.a H.Ort!I, CA. Arnold Roy Marriott, 7l00nnct64. Nflwporl Buch, CA. 97"60 Thi\ buSIMSS I~ COnducletf 17\' .... '" d1vldu..,I ArllOld R M"rrlotl f hi\ \t 4t"mc!nl Wd\ 111"'1 ..,,,,, t,,,_ ~., Clertl Of ()t'.ot199 C.ou11ty on June lS, IUS ..... Sll't Pub11Wd Orange COASI Oalty Piiot, JuneJO,a,..,July7,14,21,1t1s 2:l7S..7S P UBLIC N OTICE r 11IKof Ol'r d ... m ··~\ ro "11 _11,,_ STATWM•NTOP WITHO .. AWAL r1n(>Mlye<l In !he •••cution of Ille COl'-lr.M'I , .. OM P'A•TNt:ltSMIPOPt: .. ATING IE l.~CT ltl CAL IH 11u r ly Rel•l UNOElt PICTITIOUJ ,,,,_.,, Souftd T.ctwll<••ll !i1' t t), e VSINt'.$5 "Al"IE JOIHlll'Y f l'ClllllCt•ll 011 •01, T,_ loll...,r"Q l)(!r'IOt1 11.U wind'._ C.A•PIWTllY CArP91\lttt' for.-•' • 11•11•r•I parlner from lh• ''"' 611, C¥P1t1lwr JourMVf'l\lllll --1neoNp oper•ll"9 u!ICMr t,. fr< n.e .,, lflfOu\ bu\IMU ""''". Ol DESIGN T,... ~ ,._,....., ,,.. l)t'IVllPQI> Of PAltTN(RS ; DESIGN PAl'1NEAS. ,...1*(11ftq ..,., •Mall DtOI Ot' to....,,,,,. INTERNl\TIOHAL, THE SHANNON· _.,. 1r,...qvl•rllt•~ 0( tllfOl'tn.tlffiff 111 HOLLIDAY COMPAN Y Al 2418 .. n.,. Old or '" '""' lllddlflO f~ Cofllr1< MA<An11w BlwtS., Newport .. ec ... IM ,.,.., f'OI wlll\duw '"' '*' tor 11 C.alll0tl\laffMO. -lee OI t S °'"'' followlt1q '""doll• al '"" lklltlOu\ buiillf'U II-u.tto-eo.nitta of~ ~I for I .. p.ttlMf,lllit W•\ filfoCI Ot1 l'OAAOOFT .. USTCE\ MA I, lt1' Ill IM (.ourrty o l 0r"'91 C:O.t1 GommunUy LOii~ Fii• HO· 1'11St OIUrk••Of•~C°""'"· '"" N• .... .net AddreH Of,,..~ Co\w l!Ns., Calllorn1e Wllh!W•wlt19 t\/MnMllC W•IMlf' JANICE SttANNON, t)n HuctMn Sootr•t•t r Of u.. Ori~. Hi.w11f"9101184>11ch, CA. t7M a.o.rd• f r"'IH\ SiO'Wd. JANl(A. $MAHN()N 0.-JulyJl, 1t7S,2.00p.l'!I P,_, ""*'"'" ~ c-.a Oelly ""'°" .......... °''"" C..tt o.11• ,.. .... JUtrl,aA."'~ ~,,._,,, .-..-. .... tt1111,t._1~•m JAt.>JS , I 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I ·e D 6 4 2 • 5 6' 7 8 .... h t••, •.•• ,. IOC»-lftlt hntel.l . . . 3000-469' 1ut1ne ••• .,_,,_ & "'-<Jal . . . . 5000-»tt The Bluest Marketplace on the Orance Cot1t tl!>ploy .... nl & ·DAILY. PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS rtf9Cl'Otlqp • .. 7000 719' Mttchond•~ 8000 9099 IJoot> & Matww ""'-n<•-·· ,.,,...,.,,, Le" & ,_. ~ sm *'"" & ...,, 6000-tO'f9 You Con S~ll It, Find It, ( 642 _5678 ) T rod e It With o Want Ad One Coll Se.1vice fast Credit Approval ( qr.lll>'MIH , tQ()O. 909f A¢-W.• & ...... r, Ot11ponotton 91 oo 9999 Real &tat• Ho.-s.1 For S• ............................................... i-------•IGfltffal 1002 ~c:'!!!~ .~~ .~~ ....•.. I ~~:::.~~~~: ..... ; .. ~!.~.~ ....... 1 ~~::: .~ ~-!:. •••••.• G........ I 002 G.....-ol I 002 GNffal I 002 Gttteral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ERRORS: AdvertiMn should ch•ck ffwir ads dolly and report ..-. rors lmmediofefy. Tht DAILY PILOT au urne$ liability for the first ;,.. corr~ct inserlion Oftly. f'ublish~r·s Hotic~: 3 STORY DUftLEX SUHSETIEACH * CLOSEOUT * at PACESETTER'S RANCHWOOD in Lake Forest OHL Y 3 HOMES + MODELS left. Upgraded carpe ls. oven/ra nge, front landscaping. s prinklers & rear yard fe n cin g. Fro m $44.950. Good conven tiona l financing. Call sales offi<'<' 714: 581-2444 llcsng rcmo.U0,000. Custom 5 Bil. '1 ha .. View, 80 ft. on lngoon. Uoat s lip. ~95 .000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~•df' Orov•• N 8 675 · 6161 All rt'UI estate ach crt1scd 11\ lh1S nCWSjl<llJt'r IS bUh· JCCL Lo the 1-\.'<kral F:or Houi.1ng 1\l'l ol l!lhl! which makes 1t 1llt•i.:al to alJvert1se ·•any pr<.·· Jerc nce, h m1tat11111, or d1scr1 malwn bast•d on raco, color , religion, sex. or nationa l origin, or an intention to make any s uch p rerer ence, limita- 11on, or d1scrim 10:it1on." STEftS TO OCEAN Near nl!W pcnmna l homl' l•I' p rom in e n t contractor H entu l unu u. a large J bedroom with modern kit c hen, h uge cnt-er lainers living room with s lid)ng g la ss wall t o pri'Yal e cnunyurd Ow n ers unit 1 :.. u breathtaking world of clc.:ancc Courml.'L k ttchen foatUfl'S 3 30' 1:.land bar fnr cook111~. serving & ct\lc1t:unmg t-:normou-. h\'lnA room with 20' ceiling & 20' w all or glass for unobstructed view. Stairs :.wecv lo retreat t hat overlooks living room & has 20' s u ndcck adjo1n 1 n~ hi d eawjy m;.i s ter &. t::uesl s uites. Owm·r must sacril1cc. 1''ull 1mcc unly ~.000. Call !163·71!81. GeMral I 002 GeMral I 002 !:~!'! .......... !~.~~ !:~ .......... !~~ ..............•.•••.••. ·······················1 .. --.. -------·1 This newspaper will n ot k nowing ly accept any adv ert ising fur r eal l'st a tc which is in viola- tion or the Jaw_ HOUSH for Saile ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS TOWN HOME Beaut1ru1 rct·cntly re- decorated 3 BH end Urut with ncar .IJy Pool & Clubhouse •• O\'crs 1zcd ma:.Ll·r bedroom a nd night hg hl view. ~.500. <.:all 644·7211 Ol ttJ Ill Q •II S IUN I< !'I NI< I I · [~::; . . . ' . . :' ESTATERS BEST BARGAIM IN ALL COST,\ MJo:....;t\ large 4 bedroom. 2 hath on U\ crs1.-.ed Mt•:-.a V1.·nh.· corner lot. Tenants nlO\' 111g. out of town owner dc,,1rcs imm1..'<hJtt· sale Needs .!>Orne IJJll\t <Hld l TLC but chc1·k th1:-. µri Ct! ... (only s-17.5110!. F tr:.t 1 time advcrll::.l-<l, hurry 1 t, Ca1154ti·~O 3 BR, FAMRM. BACHELOR WATERFRONT PARADISE w ith pier &slip. POOL-BEACH Co m plete ly remodeled in S 19,000 & out . Loads of xtras! 'l 9 500 P icture perfect in col-~ 4 I • I Lo J "'COB TV ta ge sty ing. w main· "" S REAL1 • tena nee. J ust e njoy li v· 675-6670 ing. La rge rooms. All I N H I!: ,\ U T I F U L S llOR~CLI f<'FS -Jn- Lt:rcsting '"sp!Jt-lcvt!I" with IJcam c1;:1l1 n1;s. panehnr;, pnvatc: beach. ~110,000. b utlt -in a ppliances. Din· ing area. Cozy ·lt ving room . Pool a nd recrea· t ion Cacittlities only s teps al.\ay. T crrns for FHA. C:ill today 8-12·253j. ">l'fN '" Q . ,, 'l'"' 10111 11"1 I RARE AND OCEAHVIEW R ent one, h\~· 111 lhe other : ~ hmm·::. on 1' v lots. Localt>J 111 Wei.L Newport. 2 Bdrm .. 2 h n 1h s w 11h l gt• playroom, wt·t liar: "~' cant & ready 111 mo\C in. 2 Bd r m ., l ba .. frpl c .. patio, lcai.i:d ut $..."ISO per m onth. C11ll lur app't. PnePd at ~135,01.() OCEAMFROHT 4·PLEX 4 Furnis h c c.l 1 ·hdrm . apt s _ Gar .tg 1.·:. & ba lcon ies. Summer/ w inter r e ntals 01\ner will t rade. P n ced al DOM7REHT AMDRAVE BUY AND SAVE!!! , $32,500 Excl'us1\'e hsung on a .J nit Newport \'1sta hum<· F111:ine1 ng is great wllh an assurn ahlc V>\ loan ul. 7';,. interest. Ant.I owner will help. A i.:m.1l starter homl' in :1 1a111ily com- tnumt.y Jui;t m1nUlE!.'i w lleaC'h. <.:all ~lt>·2.313 ror dd :11ls. SLJ:>,000 673-3663 5-1.'i Wl:l l-:H·s1 .. _ .. _ ............ - associated BR OK EPS-R EAl TORS l OH W 6olboo 611· 166 I c~~:'!R~!t ,H~!§~~nf ~HERITAGE REALTORS ~ ~,~ ~~~~--·---·-·-·-·-----·! 675-55 I I Cole of Newport Realtors 2515 t-:. Coast Hwy t.:orona dl'I Mar. Super clean and sharp-4 be droom with family .room, d1n111~. brcukfo::.L t l'UStom home in secluded" s1:t·t1on 111 :\c:wport Heights. This IJeamcd cc1l1n~ h o111e fea tures coµpl.!r pl u mbing, s cl!I uded patios ofr master bedroom & dm· ini.: room . U<>::it&campcr ~Loragc anti mll<:h more ! Call for details. not)k, o\ er i.izcd hvlng ~--room. fire pl<1ce, bltns, UNIVERSITY P AREHTS RETREAT Sep a rated l iving quuners m.ike\tttis h ui.:c twu-slo ry ideal for Ill· laws. Alsfl, ~ume room With 1111hotslei'cd Uoolh. F umtly fun h i.H'k yard 111 · t'ludcs uout gale . shut· f I c lrn a r d . :! 1><1t i11 s. wa terfall •111<l lwatcu & 1 lltcrL"i po11l. ::.cJ2,0iJ(I. full price. CALL!•i2 7788 shag c:irpcts, vi nyl floor:. PARK $39,900 HO DOWN IRVIHE LA CUESTA 2STY-4BDR & custom drapes. LC>C'at· SPARKLER cd on quiet st reet near ::.chools und park. Of- fe red at ~ l.:.150. with a s· :,um able !'i11•,;., Gl loan. ASSUME Fine I rv111c local ion. Bti.: $32,500 1 ~1mily of G wants out~ J\eglcctcd l story, "I W11 1 sell NO DOWN hetlroom -w alk to thl' PA Y M El'<T Lo t1ual1fied bea ch. Spacious living ,·etcran ;.ic1.·rl-. some and formal <11n1n g Lcndl'r care. F\1lly a ir rooms. Separate con t·ond1l1onctl . Cathedral , l'rl tble d en. G1 gunt1t· cell1111: hv111g room. Huge family room wllh roar r1re p l:lCl'. All tiled rng l.'OUnl r y fireplace. ~ardcn kitchen_ Lar~e Sl!J>aratl' l'h1ldrcn & 1n:.i :-.lcr :..u1te. :\lirron•J rna:-.Lcr :::.u1le:.. Scclutl1•ri "~tdrobc Large patio. grouillh _ Chtld :-.:.ire Fully ::.pnnkll·rc·tl .) ard :.trcet. Uc fir.-.t tu ::.t'l' 1t. Tal..c adrnntagc -C<.111 Cull 96J.ti767 f ;,'~"',',.' "'· " [ i '·' ", .' ... ' _ .. ,""' ... "'.· ... Liv~ on the Mesa E nJOY sen.oily >n prc- ::.L1g1ou~ t.k::.J \'erdc. t.:p· g radt·d c:.pecially rur ) llU. J B n home, Jlrl val<' y;.ircl ulf ol m ;is l1·r bedro om lr"cl) IJ<.ick} ar<.I ;.ind lanar. Or- lcred at~ 000. ~LJ PERB Call 540· I L5 I ~HERITAGE L._ REALTORS ST ARTER HOME $29,950 Keep an 8r < loan. Cozy coltagc. \\hitec p ick et fence. !loom tor larl!e 'egt:talJle garclcn. H :! w n ed. get started. To set•, call ti 1i; 7171. •tJN 1r! I ·~ ,ll'V10 1''1 1' Musl be cxpcricnct'd tu be believed. A 3+ Fam. hom e w11 h a f:lnlaslit: parents r ctrt•at added to the maslt.'1' bedroom. ~u r con d & 11 y;1r d l ar~c enough for :,mall pool. l3righl. cheery a nd col· orf ul. Over 2000 s4. fl. Now reduced to on ly ~9,90-0. Call &iJ.721 l PENINSULA DUPLEx Bcautilul deluxe du1>k:i. in great bea ch location. Cui.tom built·3bdrm a nd 2 bath units. W alk to Lido s hoppinl:(. 3W :13rd !)t. 640-6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. CM Condo $32,500 b uys this 3 bedroom, 2 bath Townhouse with 1>001. Mo\'e in just in timo tor s umrnt'r pleasun'. (.;reat Ea::.41dt' locat1on nearOCC. 642-5200 LOWEST PRICE in Big Canyon ueauufully l:mdscapcd. 1 ll'W, Dover,::! lx-<lroom:-. & tlen. Owner anxiou:::.. .\sk1 n g Sl 1~1,500. 4 +FAMILY Mext to ...... POOL, PARK& f-fOMES ---------.. -•! Ope11Tuc')dJ~ l .> Call 675-7225 j PETE J BARRm h . REALTY VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644·6056 2 STORY FORMAL DINE POOL $32,500 Winding pathway to tree C'lu:::.tcrcd 2 storv enlrv. Formal cl111111F( room. <:ourmel JlJllO k1lc hl·n I '\Cl.Li IH.:S REFRtt;. t-; H /\ T 0 It ! <.:1 a n l "tl'luded m:istcr ~ulle. W:ilk >n C'lo:.el EXTRA 1.1'.'<EN STORAGE. ll\l·rs11t•d M'Wlllg & laun· dn· room W.\SllI-:H & 11 rn r .. 1< 1 N c Lu u 1-: o • 11 u g l' IH l' m t u m 1 o t . Ol.>'mp1 t pool & haskct liall t·ourt 1ndud1:d 111 a :. i.uc1at1on. ,\nxious S<'lh:r :.J~s SUB M ITO:"J YOUH 1' E ll M s I F ll 11 JI ri c c S32 ,:iUO. J'rtmt• lrvin l' :1 r t.· ;1 C ~, 11 1 11 d a y . 75:.? 1700. C tt>t '\J 111 tJ • '1 • 11 tJ 11 If fJ1t(, [~ THE REAL ESTATERS FREEDOM HOME National A..:t•nlH', 4 bedrtlom, ::! bath with lar~e corner lot and VA no down terms! Who ':-. f1rston the fourth ? $35,950 ~~i-~ -ANYTIME W . IAY AVE. l.fJ rge 4 & 2 BR.,duplcx Sen s ib l y priced :it Sl 12.000 CALL 675-7060 NEWPORT SHORES 2 Pools, lcnmc; ct • play ureJ. l'lulJhouse. V.-r~ :.h.1rp 3 rm . 2 h;ilhs $.Si.500 CALL 556-8800 lelbo• loy Prop. •·t== Ot't•an l\1111' /C.::u l!lbad H 1': C ontot·t · H qber l S h a pa r d , Heallor. 6113 Mic•lugun, Ocea11:-1tlr 7"4·7623. ----- TEHMIS w t l h 1> r o f t' :-. :-. 1 u n a I l.1nd:ii·aµe , air cum.I. ;111d now rc<l 11 c •·d Io o nly ::.18,:1ou. Call t.-1: n 1 l .... ~ 3841 C•mpus Ne 549·8655 Preview Daily 1-S ---------•! CO:\f E SEE !! La rge de· l:i c h c d rumpus r oom Eastside Charmer Convenient LO sct10ols & pub lic Lransportat 1un. Spacious 3 hcdrocnn. 2 IJath with l11ls of t'Xlr:.t::. 1nc lud1ng-"USl'd hr1t•k f1 rc plal.'c, covcn:cl palt0 ai:itl grir;11.;e door opcnt·r . Sec this 11 c w llslfn~. w t1 n 'L I ,1 s l I 11 ll I! t ! ;.i L ~1.900. Call 5'10 11,,1. ~HERITAGE REALTORS COSTA MESA FIND w/bath & (pie. P lus 3 bedroom s, completely r ef ur b1 ~hcd, l ge wardrobe clos.:t.-;, liv r m, dini ng a r ea, top-grade shag crpts & urps. Bo<tt or trailer g ate on alley. t;ood fmun c ing avail. 305 Broadway, CM fi 16-3928 .eves673-4~177 Lachenmyer: Realtor INVEST $4,250 DINING ROOM C.A~, lJ~ r•)A • •tl(t i \Y•MA't fJf lf'A6.Vf , ... \I J J~:'\· HE.\l :rY A OERG ENTEllPAISES CO RESORT LIVING New 2U I{ 2ha o\-erlook- rng m an na & 0t·can, wet ba r .. Jac uzzi. full sccuri· IY Will trad~. lcaSl' 'OP· lion. conlract. .. S7R.5uo HAL PIMCHtH REALTORS 2727 E. Coast llw.) 675-4392 lla\:C something Lo :.elr! Clai.::.1f1ed ads do it wl'll. FAMILY HOME PLUS INCOME CO HON1\ UE L MAit. J\lmo~t n ew. C ustom hullt for µresent owner. F i ve bedr oom ho m e. T wo b locks from the lJea<'h. Separate dilling room plus s pacious fami- ly room_ T\\O bedroom rl'nt;il in re.tr u111t. Call ti7:J is.;:,u. ·I Bedroom. :! IJath. 2 stor y to wnhoui.c. This ::.ecludc d enc! umt fronts on a plushly l:ind:.caJX•s l !);IU,!.IOV. \\llh lavorablc pnv.ilc f111:inc111g availa· Ille. CAl,L ~OW : 556-2660 . SEA TS 12 G.....,..I I 002 Gflteraf I 002 Step do"' n lo 17 x 20 fa m1-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• ly r oom wa rmed by ("1 fN lit I • 11, t ,. ,,, "' I I THE REAL ESTATERS ~ c;:: SELEC T ~ T'PROPERTIES l' ruck I 1 n g f 1 r c p I ace. O\'Crl:i1zc1I ll\'1111! room g1\CS ft:'e l1ni.: ul open- ness. After ungmal HI· vestment of ::.t.2.50, you will he :-.u rprised with low monthly payments. '1'1> see, c.tll 64fi-7J71. * •• * Troy We4ch I 6322 Del Mor Lone Huntin9ton Beach ') ou are the winner or TWO FREE TICKETS (~1 1 Valul.'l LO Lhl' OL Y SUPERBOWL MOTOCROSS F riday, .July 18lh :1t lhl.! LA. COLJSEUM Pleai.c call ~\2 5ei78, C\I 333 Lo claim your tickets <Nor th County toll frce number is 540 1.Zl(1.) • **** ----~ -~~~ SPLASH! Swam while lh<' gardener rl o t' :.. l h t' w o r k . :! fk•droom, :! balh. lovel)' Condo. On ly Sl!l,9511 \i.;cnt 8.'l9·8321. til'!tt 111 v ·ff 'l'" •O Ill t11r f t l~:tR&IHI HEW PORT WATERFRONT P J Elt &. 2 SLIPS. :I S1>:ic 1ous hdrms, 3 blhs, 2 Crp l cs, ::.11mpluous ground~ and g:irdens. VIEW ESTATE Live on the walt!r for oo- OCEAH & LIGHTS ly Sl32,500 . BARGAIN PRESTIGE HOMES $44,900 Realtors 645-6646 Ruc,\I(' charm abounds in "•Bl-.... D~ED" this unique beach ~tall'. "' "" ""'" Circular cl rtvc. Huge liv ARTIST CHALET 111~ room with drama tu· cor ner l o)l bu r n ing $42,900 fireplace + hrealhtaking Secluded cl r1 ve to wooded BEACH RETREAT view through WALL Ot" g..ro und s. ENT E R A G l.ASS . G o u r m et wonLOOFt;LASSAND 38R+FAMRM k1td1en & dine. Sep:iratc SUNSHINE. Spacious $39,900 wing fo r h id e away gourmet garde n kitchen Peaceful e\·cnini:t' of m us ter suite with 1J view se rves lru&} uruque in- rolling surf. J(entle cx·i•an + ch I lei rcns & guest door-outdoor li ving and suitt!I\. llurry for this on-dining a ren5. Unus ua l b r eezes a nti :..wa )in ~ cc in a HCcll rne dream i.tair c a ~c l o h idde n palm s. Days rilled with hume--at a R A H G t\IN u r t is l s :. u 1 t t• and :-. u 11 s h 1 n t' u n <.l sand castll!s ! A vucauon price! Call 91'3-7881. c hi Id r"" !l flu " r te r s . •>PfNt11?•11s1wH o ,,,, t • PRJVAT F, STUUI O. parad ise IO this r:imbhn~ re i Ueoutiful around!C. Wolk 3 HURM Wllh Tah1l-11.rn 1•:u1.~a!i,111 to beach C.:OU)H 'l'lllS fom1l y r oom .Rct1 rcmt'nl ili:\ii:J: HO ME \'OUHS ! <.:a ll lorces 11ale! 'l'ry $3900 116:•··6767_ tot:il down with low m o. paym ents 1 Bnng un or l•••••••••••I [ <)/· '• 1 '" • ' ·~ • ;rer; ·~~.:~~~t~ .. ·~· 0 Th B -~lj~ft1JI -[ .. lfiNt~I '!'n .. :'~~·~~!ri~ . :!II-2 (1rt>pl.a<'<'ll, wetbar * CASH * I>•· lu xe k ll.4'hen FOR ANY HOM t;l ! f\all NOTICE Pier for yachltc.>OO' t1ppr~lsf'd value pa id. You may M.•lecl the fo'r how U111ly l'1l1ll Cln~s fmtshln& touchell. ee ho m e evalual.Jun ifh•d 111.Js d1i.pl,1y thl••r tl7$ 81~ Baek paym"nL~ OK. Coll l'Ptei.sa11c11 with leuibrhH anyt ime. Hkr S42·3b'i6 .ind impact '! Oor ads. w<'j~----~----~1~~.;.;;.;;.;.;~~~~=~1 ar(' p roud lo s;1y, really Jlnve 11onH1lhlng you want . , . Jl l't r l' 11 u It " P hon r to s~JT Cluiislfled ocb do ~t-.LI , idle ·~ems with A &Jl-5678. IL well. 64a.-56l8. Dutl)' Pilot Clas~>lfll'tl Ad. •. macneb I Irvine realty MOST HEW COHDOMIHIUM W /35' SLIP A gr eat va lue a t ONLY $86,sOO fee. 3 spacious bedrooms, 21.r.i baths - immacula te in e very way ! A great opportunity for full-time occupancy or weeke nd owners -or unit investment. Clint Moses 642-8235. (.J6.1) llG CAHYOH -POOL & JACUZZI. H i g hl y up g r a d e d P l a n 1 (5 bedroom ) Broad m oo r . P r ofess i on a ll y 'decorate d & landscaped-S184,900. Tom Queen 644-6200. (J64) OMIE OF THE TOP IO! A 4 bedroom Pa lermo model wtno expense sp a red on wall & fl oor coverings. V I E W from ups ta i1·s bedroom . One of the best streets in Harbor View I lomes. $95,900. Carl Bulle r 642·823!;. (J6.5) IEAUTIFUL DOVER SHORES. An unsurpa~scd value ot $187 ,000 on fee land ! 4 bedroo~. family room dining room . 3 ·~ baths, pool & fabu lo us VIEW. C lint Moses 642·8235. (J 12) VIEW LOT -ooya SHORlS. Fee land Gelaxy Dr. -approx. 78x174x92x147. Build a pride of ownership home on this beautiful piece of land.1'87,500. Amy Gaston &t2·8235. (J66) 641.-Jll 644-6100 IOI 0-Orlff •« MKNl!v ~~.~Illa tMU ( f Saddletiaek EDITION .YOL. 68, NO. 188 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 7, 1975 Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Witness· Fingers Bertolino • In Trial t ' ~ ' By 'l'OM BARLEY OfltleO.ll'f PitetSUff A prosecution witness tod~y identified defendant James .f3:ertolino as the man who told him during a meeting in A Tustin coffee s hop three years ago that he needed volunteers t.o work on Orange county assessor Andrew r ~ I f • • . Hinshaw'• congressional cam. paign. Assessor'S' aide C~los Cala testified in the Orange County Superior Court trial of Bertolino, 52, of 24116 Via Madrugada, Mis- sion Viejo, that be refused al that time to work for Hinshaw. €ala said be later changed his ~~·,....~-.=~~~~~~~ ~~~;.;...~i:z.J:a.~~~ Bice11tennial Beauty UCI coed Karen Hencken. a summer lifeg'ijard at the Newporter Inn, helps hoist the Newport Beach inn's new .Flag. The 8X12·foot Flag is a replica of the F1ag used Aug. 16, 1777, by the Green Mountain Boys at the Battle of Bennington, Vt. Known as the Bennington Flag, it is said to be the forerunner of the Stars and Stripes that U.S. National Flag was patterned a fter, but F1ag his- torians doubt it. ln any event, it is the official Bicenten· nial Flag. Lebanon Says 13 Killed in Attacks lb' United Press ln~rn•tionaJ Lebanese authorities said at least 13 people were killed and 'J7 wounded today in Israeli air, sea and ground a ssaults on Plllesti- n i an r efugee camps and Lebanese villages in southern l.ebanon. Israel said the targets were suspected guerrilla bases. The combined att,cks came as I s raeli ambassador Simcha Diniti departed for Washington to obtain "clarifications'' from Secretary o( State Henry A. Kissinger on Egyptian proposals for a s econd-stage troop dis- engagement in the Sinai. The Israeli strikes, the biggest. mmtary operation against guer· Car Burglarized riJla strongholds in Lebanon in more than two years, were in ap- parent retattation for a terrorist bomb explosion in Jeriasal-em Friday tJtat killed 14 persons a'nd wounded 11 more. Lebanese ]>C11tce said lwo'of the 13 dead in the Is raeli attacks were women and three were children. Israeli navy gunboats operat· ing in predawn darkness and warplanes streaking in al first light struck the sites south of Rashidiyeh ~nd just north of Tyre, the Israeli Military Com· rnandsaid. They said commandos landed and blew up th,ree houses sus- pected of harboring guerrill as, then fired on a jeep and killed all three men in iL Israeli artillery joined the of- fensive and pounded suspected guerrilla concentrations in the hilly region north or the frontier in Lebanon and gunners in Lebanon later fired several Katyusba rockets and shells into Israel but ca \fsed n e ither casualties nor damage, the com· (See rsRAELIS, Page A!) mf nd when the resµlting at· mosphere in the assessor's office towards those who did not volun- teer convinced him that it would be preferable to work for the Hinshaw campaign. Cala testi(ied that he then ad- vised assistant assessor George Upton that he wished lo volunteer for duty at Hinshaw's campaign headquarters. The witness also testified that he worked for the Hinshaw cam- paign on a daily basis and was paid overtime approved by Up.- ton on a number of occasions: Bertolino 1s being tried on chal'ges of conspiracy and grand theft contained in a Crand Jury indictment. Five of six assessor's employes named with Bertolino in that in .. dictment have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. They will be sen- tenced on various dates this month by J_udge Walter Smith. Hinshaw and a ssessor Jack Vallerga have been indicted on the same charges and for further alleged criminal offenses com· miUed while Hinshaw served as assessor and Vallerga as bis right hand man. 'Don't mame Irvine' Roml Proble~ Laid to Other Cities South Orange County officials should not blame Irvine for road problems that may develop in theit areas, according to Irvine Councilman Henry Quigley. In a biting response to a Jetter from Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Councilman John No- ble, Quigley said any problems with traffic s hould be blamed on Saddleback Valley development and beach cities which stopped the proposed Coast Freeway. Both Quigley and Noble are mcm be rs of the Southeast Grass Fires Doused in Saddlehack There was a lot of smoke but not much fire over the Fourth of July weekend . Saddleback Valley firefighters reported to- day. Fireworks touched off two minor grass fires, each about half an acre in size, but caused no real damage. One of the fires broke out Fri- day on the east end of Avery Parkway iA Missiee Vie-je and the other blaze occurred Saturday near Toledo Way and Ridge Route in El Toro. Firemen had some anxious moments during the Mission Vie· jo community fireworks show Friday night when a few aerial rockets failed to gain enough altitude and showered the area near Oso and Mariuerile parkways with burning debris. Men equipped with flashlights quickly located the fizzlers and stomped them out before there was·any damage. Paper Tel/A Ptot Death WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The Central Intelligence Agency en- couraged a 1970 s~heme aimed at sparking a coup in Chile, but the plot unintentionally resulted in the assassination of Chilean army com mander Rene Schneid er, the Washington Post said today. Schneider was fatally wounded Oct. 22, 1970, by assailants who had sought to kidnap hirri as he was being driven to his o~ce in Santiago, the newspaper said. They shot him when he appeared lo be trying to draw a gun. Monkey Kills Tot JERSEY CITY, N.J . <UPI) - A four-month-old infant died dur- ing the weekend arte.r receiving multiple bites from a pet monkey that escaped its collar and chain, police reported today. Orange County Circulation Study Committee, which is reviewing recommendalions for the county ma s ter plan of arterial htghways. The flap was touched off by a letter to the com miltee from No- ble, who deplored the lack of firm recommendations in the commit- tee's findings . Quigley planned lo circulate his response to m e mbers at the committee meeting al Irvine city hall today. The committee intends to re· l...if e P e riled U.S. Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan r emains a hostage of leftist kidnape rs in L c b a n o n w h o ·h a v e. threatened to kill the officer if their demands are not met. Negotia tions are con- tinuing. Arson D eath Thwarted In Newport An atte m pl lo murder a Newport Beach man by selling fire to his apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who noticed the flames and awakened the intended victim, Newport Beach police s aid to- day. Police today are searching for the s uspect, who is believed to have set a number of fires within lhe apartment of Bernard John Hoffman, 28. or 117'12 28th St.~ at about l a.m. Sunday. All exits to lhe apartment were ablaze, including drapes at the windows and several doors within the a partment, police said. The fire had been burning just minutes when neighbors noticed the names, rushed in to awaken Hoffman. Neighbors snuffed the <&e MURDER, PageA2) commend a series of alternatives to the cou nt y Board or Supervisors on South County road building possibilities. The alternatives are based on population projections and range from a no-growth alternative to a maximum of 1.2 million resi· dents in the South County. Noble was particularly harsh with Quigley and Irvine's de- velopment plans, contending that planned industrial and com- mercial areas at the juncture of the San Diego and Santa Ana l<"reeways will cause many or the road problems to the south. But Quigley retorted that the Saddleback Valley is causing its own problems . "We'd be be happy to have the freeway stop in Irvine," said Quigley. ''They can stop building houses." •·If you keep bui !ding houses," he s aid in the letter , "don't blame us for the problems you are creating. It is your people (See R<1ADS, Page A2> 'Jaws' Escaped-- Shark Cheu:s Teen Surf er MELBOURNE, Fla. (UPI) - Bob Clark was only 50 feet from shore on his surfboard when a six-foot s hark ripped into his foot. The 16-year-old surfer pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether the shark released him or the force or the surf saved him -and let the waves carry him to shore. He suffered nine severed tendons in bis right foot. "I'm still sort of frightened, but 1 think I'JJ be back in· the ocean s urfing again as soon as l 'm able," Clark said from his bed in Brevard County Hospital after surgery. The Cocoa Beach youth was spending bis July 4 holiday off In- diallantic Beach when the inci- dent occurred. "I was on my surlboard, only 50 feet from s hore, when something grabbed my foot," said Clark, son of an employe of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. · "l was pretty sure it was a shark. "I never saw the shark," he said, "but one of my friends said he saw its fin." A witness said the shark was six feet long. ''But I wasn't frightened then and I conce ntrated on slayi_n~ on the s urfboard and lellin·g the waves carry me in," Clark said . As he r eached the water 's edge, other surfers came to his aid. • A shark alert was issued, but the beach was open the re- mainder of the weekend and was in use by holiday swimmers. Authorities said Clark was the first person attacked by a shark in Brevard County in 41 years. In 1934 , an 11-year-old boy was killed by a shark at almost the s ame spot. . "I surf all the time, occasional- ly at Indiallantic, but I've never had any trouble with sharks before, and I hope I never do again," CJ ark said. ·Ford, Mansfield Clash on Gas Cost WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Ford and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield clashed today over whether the price of gasoline would climb to $1 a • gallon. Mansfield told reporters he reared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the end of the year. But While House press secretary Ron Nessen said the President •'sees no indication that it would go that high." Mansfield , a Montana Democrat, said gasoline would cost $1 a gallon if ojl -producing countries put into effect threatened price hikes and if the President's energy policies are carried out. Recent gasoline price in- creases, a m ounting to three cents a gallon in many areas, are unjustified, Mansfield said. "I-do not believe the profits of the oil companies are so scarce that they needed to impose these July 1 increases." Nessen was asked at a White House briefing whether (l) the price of gasoline might go as high as 85 to 90 cents and (2) Ford would consider that excessive. Jn addition to .replying that Ford sees no indication that the price would go that high, Nessen accused Congress of lagging on the President's energy program. "The people complaining when they pulled up to the gas pump this weekend ought lo tell their congressmen and senators, who are home this week, that they want to start getting that money back through a tax rebate which the President proposed," Nessen said. The press secretary said Ford would be making decisions this week on his proposals for legisla- tion to decontrol oil. Or::~:Ht .Burglars who broke into a locked car parked outside a Mis· sion Viejo home durjng the weekend carried off $1,000 in cash, Orange County Sheriff's of- ficers reported today. Deputies said the loss of bis receipts was reported by newspaper circula- t ion manager Harold Lewis Lowary I 32, or 2599.'I VJa Pen. shortly after thieves used a tire lever to !orce open the trunk or J1is car. CAMPER SOLD JN FOUR DAl'S Long Wait for New Life Wea titer MosUy sunny and clear. Highs in upper 70s, ·over- night low in low 60s. '1The ad produced many, mady calls. We sold the campe-irronly fouodays. l 'm very .PlFaed." That's the advertist.ng succt?SS story told by a D•o• lloint woman oiler she plaeed tbls ad In the Daily Pilot: •1324· Pace Arrow. Generator, roof air, tape oeck.13 ,000 mt. $13.250 new, tak~ ovf?r pymt.5. XX•XXXX. _ U700 have• recreaUonal vehi· ele to sell, call 642·56'78. w~ make M.easy to put a few words to work lor you, \n t.bo Dall,)i Pilot. ' , By RICHARD SALTUS AateQ.ttlM,., ....... After 65 chilly nights and 65 tedious days ol wai,ing for "()peralim .N~w Life" to tatcb upwitb blm at Camp ~letao's Tent City, l'Cguyen Van Hue is losing hope. · Hue, his wife and four children have bee.n In thls camp since a few days after 1t opened and althougb a sponsor ls waiUng for them, the)' have not. been tleat'cd to leave. .. The aulborilies always ~DY 'Come back tomorrow' or 'Maybe by next week,'•• he said skeptical· ly. "J can'tsiand ll, Mywif•(eels wone; sbe ories evecy niaht.. She says maybe 1.hc will just lake ' ' ' some s leeping piJts ... " "tr they aren't going lo clear me, they should at least tell me so I can apply to another coun· Lry." FEW OF THE 11, ... refugees in this camp, whose grassy bills are browning in the summer heat. have been here as long as Hue. But at last count. some 4,550 n~ rugees had been waiting here for more than o monlb. Some, like Hue, were stalled by the govern- ment security checks that have greatly slowed the relocation process. Officlala say Uae clearanc~s will soon be a ~ blem of the put the.nka to a .round·tbe·dock effort lo speed I them up. This is little 'consolation for Hue, a former oil company· stallsllcian, who says he has done nothing that would make him one of the "undesirables" - criminals, drug peddlers, s us-... peeled Communists -that the checks are s upposed to weed out~ And the checks don't even do that. be complained. HOLDING UP a book naming former Vietnamese officials al- leged lo be heroin peddlers or otherwise corrupt, Hue snorts, "~ or lhese men were here a day. two day•• and we... •llow@d to l•n. They •re Uvtng witb ~ 80~. alldJ, 11bo.JLayeo,'.l done &ft1Slllng, am .UU waiting here after two months.'' Most refugees are stu ck because no sponsors have been found for them -and with the rc- c en t decline of offers from Americans to sponsor refugees, this problem is likely to worsen. There are presently about 14, 750 refugees in Camp Pendleton who have no sponsors, an official said. The government has some 80,000 remaining refugees to set- tle. about 19,000 ol them still oo Pacific islands and the r~ malnder in the Cour U.S. rdoca· tion camps. YET, SAID Nick ~~ the government'• civil--COOC'diMtor (SN VI ETS, Pare.Ai) r INSIDE TODAY Looking for.on unusual OOCO· Hon with.olmo1t.0U the c<>m- forts of home? Think obota.a canoe trip down the Colorado RJl)tt walh the Crazy Lady, or go the way. o Newport Beach woman clid-by raft. Bl. • ' t •• A .. S AU at~> ... , ., AU .. ... ..., ·. 0.1lr Pilot S~ll ,..._. Ca111p1u Taking Shape New facilities for Silverado High School, continuation school of the Saddlebac:k Valley Unified School District, are spring-. mg up on J l•ronimo Road at Diseno Drive in campus, t o house 300 students, is scheduled . to open by fall . It .... ;n repl ace portable units which have housl'd the student body the pas t lY.o yc;.i rs ~•t Muirla ntb Bou levard near El Ton1 UoJ t.l. _the Mission VicJO Industrial Park. The new Ross01oor Requesting Expansion Orange County planning com- miss ioners a re scheduled to meet at3 p.m. Tuesday on a request by Rossmoor Corporation for the fourth phase expans ion of Laguna Hills Leisure World . Commissioners will decide the fate of the 426-unit condominium project following a public hear· ing set for the county Engineer- ing Building, 400 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana. The project. to be located south of El Toro Road and west of Moulton Parkway. was previous· )y approved by the planning com- miss ion in 1972 . It has been returned to the commission calendar for final action on the builder's request for a use pe rmit. Ken Dyk es. a Rossmoor Corpora tion aide, says the pro- ject includes a neighborhood s hopping f ac i li ty and is scheduled for construction this year. The condominiums will be similar in design to those already · w sting in the retirement com- munity. New School Chief Joins CUSD Ranks Dr. Jerome Thornsley will at- tend his firs t s chool board meet- ing in his capacity as the new s uperintende nt of the Capistrano Unified School District tonight. Dr. Thorn s ley, formerly superintendent of the Yu caipa .Joint Unified School District. w as employed by the Capistrano board in April. He succeeds SupL Trum a n Benedict who for p ersonal reasons r esigned to become the district's deputy superintendent. The i>oard will meet al 7 :30 p .m . at San Juan Elementary School, 31647 E l Camino Real, San Juan Capis trano. It is the first board meeting since Thornsley joined the dis- trict full-lime on Tuesday. Among m atters to be con- sidered by the board is dis- cussion of a new homework policy and employment of a vice- principal for Mission View High School, the district's continua- tion school. 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The tests were conducted <it FromPageAJ VIETS of the refugee prog r::im here, <it least two of the four Camp Pendleton a nd Ft. Indiantown Gap, P a . -will probably have to be emptied of refugees in the fall, most likely by Ocl. 1, "hen the cold sets in. This would m ean moving <my refugees in those camps not set tied bv then. .. I ·wouldn 't even want to s pec ul a te about that," sa 1 d Thorne. Some of the refugees 5luck sponsorless 10 Lhe camps <ire tough c ases. For ins tance, Hue's family shares a tent with a fisherman, hi s wife and eight. children from "a lower class, q as Hue puts 1t. Bath Service Now Available Sadd l ebac k Community Hospital in Laguna I Lills has an nounced that its bathing and grooming assistance service 1s now available lo all residents of the hospital's ser vice arc(.!. The servict! h a d previous!~ been available only to patit:!nls m the Medicare program. ex- plained Mary Welty, public tn · formation officer at the hospital. Assistance with bathing and grooming is available for a naminal fee, on a long or short- term basis. Health aides who perform th e service a rc s upervised by a registered nurse. Additional information 1s available by calling J ean Lundstrom, coordinated home care director. 837 -4500, cxl. 176. Bloodmobile At Hospital The Red Cross has announced that its bloodmobile will be locat- ed• at Mission Communit y Hospital in Mission Viejo Thurs- day, July 10 from 2:30 to 7 p.m. Any person in good health, who weighs at least 110 pounds a nd is 18 to 65 years old may donate blood. The Red Cross supplies all 39 hospitals in Orange County with blood, according to George Hyde, director of the blood pro- gram. Donors may make an appoint- m ent by calling the Red Cross at 835-5381. MURDER ••• names with garden hOses, police said. Hoff man, who lived alone, was not injured but about $1 .000 damage was done to the apart· meat durin1 the brief bl~e. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said Holfman, a r et ail clerk, denied having enemies who wanted to murd~r him but odded that police are investigallng ono ,poutble lead. Saddleback with a device known as a · 'photoplethysmograph" which measures blood flow in the cardiovascular system. Dr. Kis h, of Saddleback's social science division, also holds a bachelor's degree from USC and a m aster 's degree from Cal State Long Beach. Dr. McCullough teaches in the division of n atural science at Sadd l c b ac k a nd holds a bachelor's degree from Loyola l lnivers ity and a master's d~gree from Purdue University. K. Kalmenson Service Set For Tuesday 1-'un eral services will -be held Tuesday m Newport Beach for Laguna Hill s r esident Karl Kalmenson, who died Sunday at Sa dd l eback Community Hospital. A nal1ve o f Poland, Mr . Kalmenson lived most of his life in the United States. He settled in California 10 years ago and moved to Leisure World seven years ago. When he retired from a 40-year business career. Mr. Kalmenson was manager of a wallpaper and paint company. lit• 1s survived by his wife, Syl\'la. of the family home, 320-A Ave . Ma jorca. and b y two daughters. Doris Hirsch of Santa Monic a, a nd Sybil Semar oC Tustin . Tuesday's services will be held at 2 p.m at Pacific View Chapel. lntt'rmcnt fol lows at Pacific \'1l'W Memorial Park. Exchange Club PR Program Wins Horwrs The Exchange Club o( the Sad- dleback Valley .has won the dis- ttnction of having the best public relations program in the three !)l<i te area of California, Hawaii and Nt:'vada . Local Exchange members won the award for the number of pre- ss clippings they amassed during the year . Points were awarded on the amount of publicity the club received. The Exchange Club of lhe Sad-· c.lle back Valley gathered more than 8.500 pomts with the nearest competitor lagging at 2,200 pomts. The competition involved 138 clubs. The locals also placed third ln the outstanding club competi- tion, second in the Exchangettes µr ogram, a nd third in the .. Hullctm" newsletter competi- tion. Thief Gets Liquor Liquor valued by the owners at more than $200 was stolen during the weekend from an El Toro market, Orange County Sheriff's 0U1cers reported today. Clerks at Albertson 's Market, 23681 El Toro Road, said they saw three young m en stuff botUes of liquor inside their s hirts and run from the stor e before they could be challenged. Mayors Harassed? BOSTON y former President .Ric hard Nixon's administration, conference chairman Joeeph Alioto said today. , ... ... ROADS •.. who w anl to 10 somewhere. ft ii your people who need the roads. So, don't blame us." On the aJternatl~ road plans be.ing recommended, Quigley de~ fended his position, s aying, "If we re c ommend only one alternative and the board doesn't like it, then everything we've done is a waste." Irvine's Position on roads, he said, is that there should be • enoufh capacity to provide for trips generated by Irvine resi- dents and worke r s. Future highway and freeway developmept, he said should be kept to a minimum, with greater emphasis on mass transit. In response to the dissatisfac- tion of some South CoWlty resi-· dents with proposed foothill routes for freeways. he said. "You should blame the people in the coasta l cities who shoved the freeway onto your back." Fro• Page A.l ISRAELIS •.• m and said: A Palestinian _s pokesman said the guerrillas s hot down an l sraeli Phantom jet but Is raeli military authorities said all planes returned safely to their bases . In Beirut, Pre mier Rashid Kara mi said the Lebanese army with the help of Palestinian guer- rillas prevented the Israelis from landing troops a nd forced them to retreat leaving a trail of blood.· The fighting was the heaviest along the Israeli-Lebanese fron- . tier since May when Lebanese and Israeli army units clashed in a day-long battle. Egypt is insisting that Israel pull back in Sinai beyond the Milla a nd G idi passes. Israel equally ins ists o n retaining a hold on th eir east e rn ends because of their s trategic value. Camp Aides Being Sought The Saddleback Valley YMCA has announced that it is looking for young men, 16 and over, to work a s volunteer leaders in summer camp. Two weeks of resident camp <.ire planned, July 12 to 19 and August 16 to 23. Six sessions of day camp will be held between July 21 and August 29. Male volunteer leaders are needed for both resident and day c~mp.. . . Additional i nformation is available from the Y. 23131 Orange Ave. in El TorQ ; 830- YMCA. UPI T•ll'lllMU A Monster Car What do you get when you cross a ~inosaur with a Volkswagen? A "Stegowagenvolksaurus," according to Ci ncinnati sculptor Patricia Renick. Thi_s stran~e creature is now on display at the Midwest B1ccntenmal . Celebration in Ch!cago. Conditions Placed On Hunt for MIAs BANGKOK (AP) -North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong says his government is re· ady to pursue the fate o f Americans listed a s missing in action in Vietnam, but linked the search for the men to U.S. aid in the reconstruction of Vietnam. · Pham, in a letter to 21 U.S. con- gressmen aired over Hanoi radio today, said the "search for U.S. missing persons in the Vietnam war, the exhumation and return of bones or U.S. personnel are outstanding matters that should be resolved as soon as possible." Another matter, linked to any resolution of the question of miss- ing men, is "the U.S. contribu- tion to the postwar reconstruc- tion of Vietnam," accoqting to the broadcast monltored in Bangkok. The broadcast said Pham's let- ter was in r eply lo a query by 21 U.S. congressmen "who pre- viously worked for the termina- tion of U.S. military involvement in South Vietnam." The broad- cas't d id n ot name the con- gressmen but said the letter was answered by Pham on June 21. Air Radio Stolen An aireraft radio valued-by the owner at $1,000 was stolen during the weekend from a Laguna Niguel home, Orange County Sheriff's officers reported today. Deputies said thieves entered the home of painting contractor Robert G. Averill, 44, of ~2 Grande Vista, via the unlocked garage door. Daily July 1st thru July 10th. 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Westcliff Office only. "YOUR HANDWRITING CAN. GIVE YOU INSIGHT INTO THE REAL YOU" These are the words of noted Graphology expert C. E. Bower. 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Stoek · YOL. 68, N0.1882SECTIONS, 26 PAGES .ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONOAY,JULY7, 1975 TEN CENTS Witness Fingers Bertolino • ID Trial , By TOM BARLEY I Of llM l>.llly .. lloUU" A l>l'osecution witness today l¥nti!ied defendant James Be:rlollno as the man who told him during u meeting in a Tustin coffee s hop three years ago that t_wleeded volunteers to work on Ojmge COUDlf assessor Andrew f:ulver Village StUdied .. ,"J'hc lrvine Planning Com- mission will continue considera· 4Wl tonight of an Irvine Com-~~ny proposal to slep up the rpetable for development of the illage of New Culver. Th'e m eeting on the genera l •n ame ndment will be held al t•3o p.m. in city hall, 4201 Cam- pus Drive. • Development or the 1,300-acre vi)lage is scheduled for after 1980. But the Irvine Company. ~•ting a need for more moderate- ly priced homes, has asked that the timing be moved up to allow development as soon as the paperwork can be processed. The village lies to th•e ~or thw es t of C ulve r Ori ve l>elwcen M,pulton Parkway and the San Diego Freeway. The area is d esignated as ~rmanent farmland in one of l,lle three Irvine general plan lapd use options. However, most &6jections to ending agricultural operations there have crumpled b~fore Irvine Company argu- ments about the problems of ','jsland farming." Company offi cials r epeatedly ~ave stressed that continued arming on -a relatively smaU area s urrounded by development is impractical. Vandalism. pro- bJ e m s o f ope rating farm machine ry on ur~an roacls. agricultural spra~ near homes and other reasoris have been cited. The company wants to step up Slew Culve r development, said company planner Don Cameron, because of an active market in •'moderate price" homes. . The New Culver area will cost. less to get ready for development than any other area on the Irvine Ranch, Cameron s aid. Homes, he said, will be priced &om $35,000 lo $70,000 with the bUlk between $40,000and $60,000. Development of New Culver is bpecled to bring another 16,739 reside nts into l rvine. About half f( the planned 5,417 homes in the oarea should be built by 1980. In exchan.ge for speeding de· velopmenl of New Culver. the lrvi ne Company has offered to bold off development until 1980 in iwo other areas of the city. The compa ny offered lo delay cons truction o f Village 12, bounded by J effrey Roa·d, Sand Canyon Avenue, the Santa Ana Freeway and the San Diego Freeway. Additionally,' develop. m e nt of part of. the Jand in Rancho San Joaquin would be put.off. 'No D e ath Squads' "'"WASHINGTON <UPI) -The Pentagon today emphatically de- Ried a news paper report allegi'ng the Navy trained servicemen, in-~)uding convicted murders, as ,political assassins and ~ta~ioned ~hem at overseas Amencan em- ~a~~s. . . : The London· Sunday T.imes quoted Lt. Cmdr. Thomas Narut,. a Navy psychologist stationed al tbe U.S. Naval Hos pital in "3ples, Italy, as sayiJ:ag that the »ssassination trainees were -.elect ed (rom h u nat-es at. "lbilitary prisons as well as 1rom tftlbmarine uew& aDd paratroop units. :.cAMPER SOI.D I • JN FOlJR DA.l"S ., M .. The ad,J)1'oducectmany, many ~Us. We sold the camj)er ln only tourdays. t •m verypleued ... 1 That's the adnJ"Ustda success .. to ry told by a · Dana Polnl "'-oman al\eT she plat'td this ad In the Daily Pilot! · • · '7324' Pace Arrow. ·r.. Generator, roor air, tape deck, 13,000 ml. $13,250 new, lake over pyml8. xx-xx:u. Uyou have a rareational vehi- cle to sell, call 142·5671. We make Jteuy to put a few wonts lo work ,f"You.lnthe DaUy PUot. ... • Hinshaw'& congressiobal cam- paign. Assessor's aide Carlos Cala testified in the Orange County Superior Court trial ol Bertolino, 52, of 24116 Via Madntgada, Mis- sion Viejo, that be refused al that time to work for Hinshaw. Cala said he later changed his mind when the resulting a t- mosphere 10 the assessor's office towards those who did not volun· teer convinced him that it would ht:' preferable to work for the Jljnshaw campaign. Cata testified that he then ad· vised assistant assessor George _ Upton that he wished to volunteer for duty al Hinshaw's campaign headquarters. The witness also testified that he worked for the Hinshaw cam · paign on a daily basis and was paid overtime approved by Up· ton on a number of occasions. Bertolino is being tried on charges of conspiracy and grand theft cont ained in a Grand Jury indictment. Five of six assessor's employes named with Bertolino in that m- dictment have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. They wtll be sen- tenced on various dates this month by J_udge Walter Smith. Hinshaw and assessor' Jack \'allerga have been indicted on the same charges and for further alleged criminal offenses com- mitted while flinshaw served as assessor and V allerga as his nghthand man. Death Thwarted Arsoni-st Torc~es Newport Home ·~~( s.~- ..... ~ .... ~ >w~ • ~ An attem pt to murder a Newport Beach m an by setting fire to his apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who ·not iced the flames and · awakened the intended victim; Newport Beach police said to- day. Police today are searcruni for the suspect, who is believed to have set a number of fires within the a partment of Bernard J ohn Shark Rips Boy's Foot In Florida MELBOURNE, Fla. (UPI} - Bob Clark was only 50 feet from s hore on his surfboard when a s ix ·foot shark ripped into his foot. Bice11te1111iol Beauty 0<1oly Pilot St.ti PllGCe The 16-year-old surier pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether the shark released him or the force of the suri s aved him -a nd let the waves carry him to shore. He suffered nine severed tendons in hi~ right foot. "I'm still sort of frightened, but I think I'll be back in the ocean surfing again as soon as I'm able." Clark said from his bed in Brevard County Hospital after surgery. WCi ''Oed Karen Hencken, a summ~r llteguard at the Newporter Inn, he lps hoist the l':ewport Beach inn's new Flag. The 8X12-foot Flag is a replica of the Flag used Aug. 16. 1777. b¥ the Green Mountain Boys at the Battle of Bennington, Vt. Known as the Bennington Flag, it is said to be the forerunner of the Stars and Stripes that U.S. National Flag was patterned ufter. but F1ag his- torians doubt it. In any event, il is the official Bicenten- nial Flag. The Cocoa Beach youth was spending his July 4 holiday off In· diatlantic Beach when the inci- dent occurred. ·LebaitOn Says 13 Killed· in Attacks .. 1 was on my surfboard, only 50 feet from s hore, when something g rabbed my foot," said Clark, son of an employe or the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration. "1 was pretty s ure it was a shark. ''I never s aw the shark,'' he said, ''but one of my friends said By Uniled PreH lntemational Lebanese authorities said at least 13 people were killed and 37 wounded today in Israeli air, sea and ground assaults on Palesli- n i an r eiugee camps and Lebanese villages in southern Lebanon. Israel said the targets were suspected guerrilla bases. The combined attacks came as l s rae li ambassad or Sim ch a Dinilz departed for Washington to obtain .. clarifications" from Secretary of State Henry A. .Kissinger on E gyptian proposals for a second-stage troop dis- engagement in the Sinai. The Israe li strikes, the biggest • military operation against g uer· rilla strongholds in Lebanon in . more than two years, were in ap- parent retaliation for a terrorist bomb' explosion · in J erusalem Friday that killed 14 persons and wounded 77 IJ\Ore. Lebanese p0lice said two of the 13 dead in the Israeli attacks were women a nd three were children. Israeli navy gunboats operat- ing in predawn darkness and warplanes streaking in at fi rst light struek the sites south of Rasbidiyeb and just north of Tyre, the Israeli Military Com· mandsaid. • They said connnmidos landed and blew up three houses sus. he saw its fin." peeled or harboring guerrillas, A witness said the shark was then ri red on a je<"p and killed all s ix feet long. thre~ men m 1t. "But I wasn't frighlened then bn1elt <.i rttlh•ry joined the of: and I concent rated on slaying on fens1ve and pounded suspected th·e surfboard a nd letting the guerrill<.i concC'ntrations in the waves carry me in." Clark said. hilly region north of the frontier As he reached the water's 10 Lebanon and gunners m edge, other surfers came to his Lebanon l<iter fired severul aid. Katyusha rockets and shells into • A shark alert was issued. but l srae l but caused neithe r 1 · d th the beach was open the re-casua ties nor a mage, e com-mainder of the weekend and was mand said. in use by holiday swimmers. A Palestinian spokesman said the guerrillas_ shot down an. Authorities said Clark was the Israeli Phantom jet but Israeli first person attacked by a shark military <.iutho rilies said all inBrevardCountyin4lyears.In planes returned safely to their 1934, an 11-ye ar-old boy was bl:lses. killed by a shark at almost the .same spot . In Beirut. Premier Rashid . Karami said the Lebanese army ''I surf all the lime. occasional- w1th the help of Palestinian guer-ly al lndiatlantic, but I've never ri llas prevented the Israelis from had any trouble with s harks landing troops and forced them to before. and I hOJle I never do retreat leaving a trail of blood. again ," Clt.1rk said. ·The fighting was the heaviest along the Js radi-Lebanese fron- . tier sine<! May when 4..ebC1nese and Israeli army units clashed in a day-long battle Egypt is insisting that Israel puJl back in Sinai beyond the Milla and Gidi passes. Israel equally insists on retaining a bold o n thei r east ern ends because of thell'strategic value. Office Ransacked Burg lars broke into the Parkwood Apartments office in Irvine Sunday night about 11 p.m. and ransacked the building. The loss. if any, was not eslimat· ed pending an inventory of the contents this morning, police said. Hoffman, 28, of 11 711':! 28th St., at about 1 a.m. Sunday. All exits to the apartment we re ablaze, including drapes· at the windows and seve ral d oors within the apartment, police said. The fire had been burning just minutes when neighbors noticed the fl ames, rushed in to awaken Hoffman. Neighbors snuffed the Life P e riled C.S. Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan remains a hostage of lefti st kidn:.ipt•rs in Leba n on who hav e. threatened to kilJ the officer if their d e m a nds arc not met. Negotiations <:ffc con· tinui!Jg. 2 Saddleback Instructors Given. Ph.Ds Students at Saddleback College can call instructors Andrew Kish and Richard McCullough "doc- tor'' now. Both have been awarded Ph.D. degrees from U.S. International University, San Diego, for their pioneer work in the area of psychophysiology. During lengthy testing of 30 persons the two researchers dis · covered that certain individuals can alter or control the flow of their own blood . The tests were conducted al Saddleback with a device known as a "photoplethysmograph" which measures blood flow in'lhe cardiovascular s ystem. Dr. Kis h, of Saddleback's social sCience division, also holds a bachelor's degree from USC and a master's degree from Cal State Long Beach. Dr. McCuUo"ugh leaches in the division of natural science at Saddlebac k a nd holds a bachelor's degree from Loyola University and a mas ter's degree from Purdue University. Irvine Blame for Roads Denied Soulh Oran•e County officials should not blame Irvine for road Rrof>Jfros. \hat m .-y d~velop .in their areas, according to Irvine Counctlman Henry Quigley. In a biting response to a letter Crom Mission Viejo Municipal AdvtM>ry Councilman John No· ble, Quigley said any problems with tramc 1hould be blamed on Saddleback Valley development and beach ciUes whicb•stoppcd the proposed Coast Freeway. Both Qulaley and Noble arc members or tt-o Southeast. • Orange County Circulation Study Co mmittee, which is reviewing recommendations for the·county m cj s i e r j> 18 n o r ti rt e 'r l a l highways The flap was touched off by a letter to the comm iUee from No- ble, who deplored t he lack or fU'm recommendations in the commit- tee's flndinss. Qwgtcy planned lo ca.rculato bis response lo m emberl at the comm itlec meeting at lrvinecily hull today. The committee Intends lo re- commend a series of alternatives l o th e co unt y Board of Supervisors on South County toad bill lding l)OSSibiUties. The alternatives are based on population projections and range · from a no-growth alternative to a maximum of 1.2 million res•· dents in the South County. Noble WH particularly harsh will\ Qwtley and Irvine's de- velopment plans, contending that planned Jndu1lrial. and com· mercia& ar eas al the juncture of U. Saa Die10 and Santa Ana c .. Freeways will causemanyo(the • road proble ms to the south. But. Quigley retorted that the saacneback Valley, LS cawnng t~ own problem s. •·we'd be be happy to have the freeway stop in Irvine," said Quigley. •They can'Stop building houses."· . .. lf you keep buildfng houses, .. he said in lhe letter. "don't blame us !or lhc problems ycm arc creating. Jl is your people <See BO;M>S, Paie.U) names with gar den hoses, police a; aid. Hoffman, who lived alone, was not injure d but a bout $1,000 damage was done to the apart· mentduring the brief blaze. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said l loffman, a retail crerk, denied having enemies who wanted to murde r h im but added that police are investigating one possible lead. Gas IJoost He arings Promised WAS HINGTON CUPJ)-Wh1le holiday vacationers were paying three cents a gallon more for gasoline, two senators promised hearings within two weeks lo find out why g as producers hiked prices just in time lo catch the summer travel rush. Sens . Henry Jackson. (D· Wash.), and Adlai Stevenson, <D- 111.J, said Sunday •·the public ha s a d ghl to know and the Congrc::.:- hcis a responsibility to find out. how this massive Fourth of Jul) squeeze play on the consumer took place." Jackson is chairman or the Senate investigations subcom mittee. Stevenson heads an 011 and gas production subcommit- tee. They said joint hearings would be h eld "within two weeks" on r easons behind the s udden jump at the pump . Ralph Nade r, meanwhile. charged that "the public is being misled by oil industry and Ford a dministra tion explanations or the summer vacation time in- creases in the price of gasoline.'' lie asked Jackson and Rep. Harley Staggers, (0-W. V a. J , •• chairman of the House Com-<S~c GAS, Page.A2> Bandit Hits Irvine Firm An armed robber Oed with about $200 in cash from Allergan Pharmaceuticals in Irvine this morning after threatening the life of t!tc fi rm's cafeteria manager . T he man, d escribed as a heavy-set Mexican-American about five feet , five inches tall, walked into the cafeteria of the Allergan administration build· ing, 2525 Dupont Drive, shortly after it .opened at 6 a.m., police said. Police said he kept his right hand concealed under his jacket and told the manager he had a gun. Or:~:~:8t Weatller Mostly sunny and clear. Highs in upper 70s, over· night low in low. 60s. INSIDE TODJ\ 'Y Looking /or.an unusual voca· hon with almost.all the com- /ems of home? Think about.a canoe trip down the Colorado River with the Crazy Lady. or go the way.a Newport Bea.ch 100man.did -bll raft. Bl. •• A4-• AU .,., 8.4•1 ., .,, ~ .. ..... J Al DAILYPILOT Long Wait for New Life By RJCRAltD SALTUS Aa..ci.'94 ''"' Wl'IW After 65 cb11ly naghlS ::ind 65 tedious days or waiting for ••0peraUon New Life" to catch 1IP with htm al Camp Pendleton's Tent City, Nguyen Van Hue i~ losing hope. •. Hue, his wife and four children have been in this camp since a few dayl! after il opened and although a s ponsor is waiting for them, they have not been cleared to leave. ''The authorities always say 'Come back tomorrow' or 'Maybe by next week.''' he said skeptical- ly. "I can 't stand it. My wife reels. worse; she cries every night. She says maybe. she will jw.t take 6ome sleeping pills ... " ''l! they aren 't going to c.-lear tne. they should at least tell me so I can apply lo another coun- try:• PEW OF THE 17,000 refugees ln this camp, whose grassy hills are brownmg in lhl' ~ummer heal, have been here as long as Hue. But al last count. :.omc 4.550 re· rugecs hetd been wailing here for more than a month. Some, like Hue. were stall<'d by the govern· rnent security c.-hecks tflat have greatly. ·slowt.'d the r elocation process. Officials s ay the clearances will soon be a pro- blem of the past thanks to a round·the·clock effort to speed them up. This is little consolation for Hue, a former oil company statistician, who says h e has done nothing that would make him one of the "undesirables" - criminals, drug peddlers, sus-• peeled Communists -that the checks are s upposed to weed out. And the checks don't even do that. he complained .· HOLDI NG UP a book naming former Vietnamese officiaJs al· leged to be heroin peddlers or otherwise corrupt, I lue snorts, '·Some of these me n wert.' here a day, two days, and were allowed to leave. They are living with sponsors now, a nd I, who haven't done anything, am still waiting here after two months." Most r efu gees are stuck because no sponsors have been found for them -and with the r e· cent decline of offers from Americans to sponsor refugees, this problem is likely<oworsen. The re are presently about 14.750 r efugees in Camp Pendleton who have no sponsors. an official said. The government has s ome 8>,000 remaining refugees to set· tle, about 19.000 of them still on Pacific is lands and the re- mainder in lhe four C .S. reloca· tion campt;. YET, SAID Nick Thorne, the government's civil coordinator of the refugee program here, at least two of the four -Camp P endleton a nd Ft. lndiuntown Gap, Pa. -will probably have to be emptied of r efugees in the fall, most likely by Oct. 1, when the cold sets in. This would m ean moving any refugees in those camps not sel- Ued by then . "l wou ldn't even want to s peculate about that," said Thorne. · Some of the refugees stuck· sponsorless in the camps are tough cases. For instance. Hue's family shart's a tent with a fisherman, his wife and eight children from •·a lower class," as Hue pulS it. lluc says that. although he likes the fishing family personally. their habits aren't so clean and they spit on the dirt floor of the tent. They speak not a word of English a nd h ave been waiting three weeks with no sponsor in sight. ABOUT ONE·TWRD of the roughly 131,000 who fled Vietnam and Cambodia have been settled ~ with sponsors in homes acmss the country. Many of them. 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OOll'IOfllN,; fllllMM'V41fJll...t-S.J ~ -'"'"· however. were Amerlcae depen· dents or e mstloyes wbo tl.ready had sponsor• lined \IP~ 1be re- mainder were matched w1th groups or lamllles by the volun- tary agencies, principally the U.S. Catholic Conlerence, but even the USCC has been able to find sponsors for only halt its ap·. plicanµ;. "I don't feel that offers of sponsor ship are coming forth as quickly as they should be, and there are delays in verifying them making s ure prospective s ponsors will be able to tak~ pro- per care of r e fugees," said "Jbome in an intel'View. The newest atrate•y is to ~nuade bodlea llke st.ate and local governments to sponsor r~ fugees in wholesale numbers, u the state of Washington has done. said Tllorne. Ile said the voluntary agencies have done "a fine job," although he said they don't have the re- sources tQ quickly verily sponsor:. sprin.kl~d across the country. . · For that reason, said Tftorne, governors are being asked to follow the Washington state ex- ample. Washington has a~eed to UPI Telepfto .. Bail New Columbi a Workers at Goodyear's Houston blimp base gas up the new airship Columbia, which will s ucceed the com- pany's r etiring blimp of the same name. From the hangar floor (upper left), the blimp's 192·foot·long body rises (upper right) to push ag<.1in~l an anchoring net <below) as her tanks arc filled with part of their 202,700 cubic feet of helium. · .Grove Mom_Appeals For Son's Release By the Associated Press The mother of the American student still being held hostage by Marxist guerrillas in Zaire has taped an appeal to the rebels to free her son. Mittie Smith of Carden Grove recorded the message Sunday and it was later sent to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, by jet to be translated and passed on to the revolutionary Popular Revolu- tionary Party. Her son, Stephen Smith, 22. o student at Stanford University, was one of four young people kid· naped May 19 from a remote re· sea rch s tation on Lak e Tanganyika, between Tanzania .and Zaire. "You must know how much anguish you've caused us since May 19," Mrs. Smith said in the message taped by a reporter at her home. · "Steve's dad and I are jusl Fro•Page AI ROADS ••. who want to go somewhere. It is your people who need the roadl>. So. don't blame us." On the altemative road plans being recommended, Quigley de· fended his position, saying, ''Jf we recommend on ly one alternative and lhe board doesn't like it, then everything we've done is a waste." Jrvine·s pos ition on roads, he· said, is that there should be enough capacity lo provide for trips generated by lrvine resi· dents and worke rs. Future highway and freeway development, he said should be kept to a minim um. wit.h greater emphasis on mass transit. In response to the dissatisfac· lion of some South County resi· dents with proposed foothill routes for freeways, he said, "You should blame the people in the coastal cities who shoved the freeway onto your back." T r ident Proteste d BANGOR, Wash. CUPJ> -A arou p of Canadians and Americana protestlna the Tn· dent 1ubmarine base und~r con· &ttuction here planted • •etet•· ble 1arde:o on the bue SUnd3y and u ni. "We all live in a Tr\- denl submarine." hard ·working people. My husband works on the docks un· loading ships. l work in a hospital helping the aged and sick," the message continued. "We are not wealthy and Hit hadn't been for Steve's hard work and dedication he would not have been able to go to collegtt ... .'.\trs Smith told the guerrillas that hC'r ~on earned the financial ass1stanct' to go to Stanford and then to the African research sta· t10n "through his hard work" and \\ants to return to the United States to study pediatrics. "I plead with you to let my son go 1rn"." the message concluded. "If ;,iny of you have children of your own. you s urely must love them as much as I love Steve and you would realize how much I ulready have suffered." The father of the hostage, Joseph S m ith, and a Stanford professor , Dr. David Hamburg, will reportedly receive t he mcssugc in Oar es Salaam and l>ttek lo have it translated and passed lo guerrilla leaders. Mrs. Smith called a report.er at the Long Beach Independent Prcsl ·T<'legram Saturday night to ask him to help her tape the message She read from notes dralled· by her daughte r ·in·law, Connie Smith of Yorba Linda, and said other family members helped compose the draft of the message. Mrs. Smith displayed no hostility toward the guer- rillas. The group has been described as a Marxist organization seek- ing to overthrow Zaire President Mobutu Sesc Seko. Soon after k1dnaping the four youn g peopl e from the town of Ki goma, Tanzania, where tbe students were doing research on baboons, the guerrillas released one -Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Arbor Mich. -with a note de· m andlng the release of leftist prisoners from TH"nzanian jails. weapons. am m unltio n and $500,000. Alter Tanzania rejected the de- mands, snternolional efforts sue· ceeded in gaining the release June 28 of two other student& -. Carrie hn~ Hunter, 21, of Atherton, Calif., &Ad Emilte Uergman. 25. of The Netherlands -leavin$l Smith as the only hostage. Th• sirls told Smith's father the rebeh• ind1c.-oted l<> them that ~s son wou~d be released soon. sponsor 600 refuse•. most of whom have already moved there. and bu ihdicatt'd it may accept another large group. EARLY I N J UNE, after Senate investigators called the administration's r efugee pro· gram a ··shambles," officials said processing was speeding up. A Camp Pendleton spokesman said at that time. "We have been releasing about 400 a day and are stepping this up to 500." But during the first six days o( last week, an averag~ or only 250 per day were leaving Pendleton. Clash Over Gas Boosts Breaks Out WASHINGTON CAP) -Presi- dent Ford and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield clashed today over whether the price or gasoline would c limb to $1 a gallon. Mansfield told r eporlers he feared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the end of the year. But White House press secretary Ron Nessen said the President "sees no indication that it would go that high." Man s fi eld, a Montana Democrat, said gasoline would cost $1 a gallon if oil·producing countri es put into e ffect threatened price hikes and if the President's energy policies are carried out. Recent gaso line price in· c reases, amounting to three cents a g.allon in many areas, are unjustified, Mansfi eld said. "I do not believe the profits of the oil companies are so scarce· that they need ed to impose these July 1 increases." Nessen was asked at a White House briefing whether (1) the price of gasoline might go as high as 85 to 90 cents and (2) Ford would consider tha t excessive. * * * Fro•PageAJ GAS ... merce Committee. to in · vestigate. The oil companies said Ford's recent imposition of another $1 import tax on for~ign oil caused the price increases. But Nader said the c.-ompanies were taking advantage of the foreign hike to increase prices of domestic oil, iJ nd w ere not increasing domestic production. UPI TaletilMa A Monster Car What do you get when you cross a dinosaur with a Volkswagen? A "Stegowagtmvolksaurus." according to Cincinnati sculptor Patricia Renick. This strange creature is now on display <.1l the Midwest Bicentennial Celebr ation in Chicago. · Conditions Placed .. On Hunt for MI As BANGKOK (AP) -North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong says his governm ent is re· ad y to pursue t he fate of Americans listed as missing in action in Vietnam , but linked the search for the m e n to U.S. aid in the reconstruction of Vietnam. Pha m , in a letter to 21 U.S. con· gressmen aired over Hanoi radio today, said the "search for U.S. missing persons in the Vietnam war, the exhumation and return ol bones oI U .S, personnel are outstand ing matters that should be resolved as soon as possible." Another matter, linked to any rEtiOlution ol the question of miss· ing men, is "the U .S. contribu· lion to the postw ar reconstruc· lion ol Vietnam," according to the broadcast monitored in Bangkok. The broadcast said Pham's let- ter was in reply .lo a query by 21 U.S. congressmen "who pre- viously worked for the termina- tion of U.S. military involvement in South Vietnam." The broad- c.-ast dld not name the con· gressmen but said the letter was answered by Pham on.June21. Ai r Radio Stole n An aircraft radio valued by the owner at $1,000 was stolen during the weekend from a Laguna Niguel home, Orange Count)' Sheriff's officers reported today. Deputies said thieves entered the home of painting contractor Robert G. Averill, 44, of 30352 Gr'ande Vista. via the unlocked garage door. 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I I I . \ I D11ntlligton Beach F ountJain Valley EOl:l'ION * * Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 68, NO. 188 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES I I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUL y 7, 1975 TEN CENTS The baUle of the curbside m ailbox will be t aken up at t onight's Huntington Beach City · Cowicil meeting. A postal department order re· quiring curbside mailboxes for n ew homes built after March 19 is stirring a {uss a mong residents cmd city officials. "J think it 's tu m ing the clock. back 50 years. Jt's ridiculous," says Huntington Beach City Ad· Your min:istrator Dave Rowlands. Part of the problem is that cities don't want holes dug in theil' sjCtewalks, or mailboxes put out front. The homeowner is stuck in the middle, racing the city's wrath iC he does and no mail iC he doesn't. The law does not apply to older homes. Rowlands admits the counciJo may have to take some type of quick action to allow the boxes because the pOstal department apparently won't back down. • The curbside service extends throughout at least the western r egion, aceording to Huntington · Beach Postmaster Dean Ward. It is mea,nt to curb inflation and keep down postal costs. "We can cut a delivery c01St by 3.S percent with curb6ide service rather than doorfront service," x' • ID Ward explained Friday. That doesn't m ean the pos~al budget will go down, but it means it won 't go up quite as fast as new customers are added, he in- dicated. U.S. Rep. Mar k Hannaford <D- Long Beach), whose 34th District includes a major portion of Hunt- ington Beach, said Thursday he will be looking at proposed legislation to allow more flex· Huntington? ibility in the postal order. During a morning press con· ference on Thursd ay, Hannaford referred to the Huntington Beach Postmaster 's refusal to negotiate the ruling as "arbitrary and authoritarian." But Ward said Thursday after- noon it is a regional order' and he has no discretion in the matter. ··we're not s itting in an ivory tower behind ominous doors," Ward said. "We are trying t'.o be as helpful as we can and sttll get curbside service." He said the Huntington Beach postal budget a lone is more than $4 million . ''JC we don'ltake some steps to curb costs (nationally) we won't have a postal system as wedo now.•• "If there aren 't obstacles thrown in their way, most people (See MAILBOX. PageA2) Mom: 'Free Son' ~ Grove Woman's Tape Sent to Zaire By the Associated Press The mother of the American student still being held hostage by Marxist guerrillas in Zaire has taped a n appeal to the rebers to free her son. Mittie Smith or Garden Grove recorded the message Sunday and it was later sent to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, by jet to be trans lated and passed on to the revolutionary Popular Revolu· tionary Party. Her son, Stephen Smith, 22, a student at Stanford University, was one of four young people kid· naped May lQ from a r emote re· searc h s t a tion o n Lake Tanganyika, between Ta nzania a{ld Zaire. "You must know how much anguish you've caused us since May 19," Mrs. Smith said in the message taped by a reporter at her home. "Steve's dad and I are just h ard .working people. My husband works o~ the docks un· loading ships. I work in a hospitcil helping the aged and sick," the message continued. •·we are not wealthy and if it hadn't been for Steve~s bard work and-dedication he would not have been able t-0 go 'Jaws' Escaped Shark Cheu:s Teen Surfer MELBOURN E, Fla. (UPI> - Bob Clark was only 50 feet from shore on his s urfboard when a six-foot s hark ripped into his foot. . The 16-year-old surfer pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether the s ha rk released him .. or the force of the s urf saved him -and let the waves carry him to shore. He s ultt!red nine 8"ered tendons in his rigttt'foot. .. I'm still sort of Ctigbtened, but I think I'll be back in the ocean. surfing again as soon as I'm a ble," Cla rk said from his bed in Hre vard County Hospital 61fler surgery. The Cocoa Beach youth was spending his July 4 holiday off In· diatlanlic Beach when the inci· dent occurred. "I was on my surfboard, only 50 feel from s hore, wh en something grabbed my fool, .. said Clark, son of an employe of 1.be National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "I was pretty sure it was a shark. "I never saw the shark," he said, "but one of my friends said he saw its fin.'' A witness said the shark was six reet long . "But 1 was n't Crighlened then and I concentrated on staying on the surfboard and letting the waves carry me in," Clark sajd. As .,. reached lbe water's ecJge, other surfers came to his aid. - A shark alert was issued, but the beach was open the r e· mainder or the weekend and was in use by holiday swimmers. Authorities said Clark was the first person attacked by a shark in Brevard County ift 41 years. In 1934, an 11-year·old boy was k!Jled by a ah a rk at alm~t the same·spot. "I surf all the t ime, occasional- ly at Jndiatlantic, but I've never h'8d ·any trouble With 'shatks before, and I hope I never do again," Clark s aid. Clothes on Beacll Swimmer Believed Drowned off Bolsa A 19-year-old Norwalk swim· m er may have drowned Satur· day night of! Bolsa Chica State Beach, lifeguards reported to- day, A lifeguard spokesman said Matthew Brunken was swim· ming with friends n~ar the Bolsa Chica bluHs a l Golden West Street about 4 p.m .. Saturday, when he disappeared. The lifegua rd said Brunken's friends were wading in shallow water and they never saw him, but he t ailed to return to s hore .Oraa11e ± Ce'."•• 6::.•±~ 'W> Weadler MosUy sunny and clear. IDghs in upper 70s, over· Jllght low in low · 60s. ' INSID~ TOD~ Y •· Loold1tg for.an 1.inUJUOI WCO· tion with.almost.all tilt com- ' jort1 of hoJM? Thinlc.obou&.o caft06 trip down the Colorado IUun wUh the Crcu11 ~.or go tM woy o N~ &och woman did-bl/ raft. 81. and left his pants, wallet and s hirt on the beach. Lifeguards have found no trace of Brunken 's body, but believe he drowned •. Brunken's apparent drowning was the wors t incident as thousands of visitors crammed the beaches in Huntington Beach and Seal Beach during the three· dar,weekend. Heavy surf, reaching eight and nine fee l ·in h eight , sent lifeguards into the water 104 times Sunday at the one mile or city beach in Huntington Beach. But lifeguards said there was no serious trouble even though a large number ol swimmers were caugbt i~ rough surf and a swi~ curtenL Friday, July 4th. drew the big- gest crowds. with ss.ooo at the municipal beacb in Huotin.u>n Beach, 45,000 at Huntington State • Beacb. 35,000 at Bol sa Chlca ..state Beacb, and 18,000 at Seal Beach. The crowds dropped by about 5,000 at eacb beach on Saturday and Sunday, -except f'or Seal Beach where the aver-age r e· mained the same. A half-dozen city policemen had to quell a disturbance at the Huntington Beach pier abollt midnight oo July 4th, bu spokeamen sald il was mOltly caused by people throwing lire crackers at each other and did not involve & 1Jlajor melee. There wdalso a fight at Runt· ia~ Stat. &acb wUnened by several Jau&Mlred beadt vl1lfon Sunday. Lifef'6Ards said It in- volved three youthl who were ar- rested Cot UHU)l 00 a lifeguard ,,._ ____________________ _ and a ~le of byatanden. . ' to college." M-rs. Smith told the guerrillas that her son earned the financial assistance to go to Stanford a nd then to the African research sla· lion "through his hard work" a nd wants to return to the United States to study pediatrics. .. r plead with you lo let my son go now," the message concluded. ··If any of you have children of your own, you surely must love them as much as I love Steve and you would realize how much J already have suffered." <See MOTHER, Page A2) Gas Boost Hearings Promised WASHJNGTON (UPI) -While holidaY. vacationers were payi ng three cents a gallon more for gasoline, two senators promi~ hearings within two weeks to find out why gas producers hiked prices just in time t.o catch the summer travel rush. Sens. Herir-y Jackson, (D· Wash.). a nd Adlai Stevenson, <D· Ill.), said Sunday "the public has a right to know and the Congress has a responsibility to find out how this massive Fourth of July squeeze play on the consumer took place." J ackson is chairman of the Senate investigations s ubcom· mittee. Stevensor4 heads· an oil and gas productiOn subcommit· t ee. They said joint hearings WolJld be h e ld "within two weeks" on reasons behind the sudden jump at the pump. Ralph Nad er. meanwhile, charged that ''the public is being misled by oil induslry and Ford administration explanations of the summe r vacation lime in· creases in the price of gasoline." He asked J ackson and Rep. Harley Staggers, <D-W. Va.), chairman of the House Com- merce Committee, t o in· vestigate. The oil companies said Ford's recent imposition of another Sl import t ax on foreign oil caused the price increases. But Nader said the companies were taking advantage of the foreign hike to increase prices of domestic oil, and w ere n o t increasing domestic production. Jackson said, "Clearly, the oil companies have m anufactured a shortage through a manipulation or refinery output so they could raise retail gasoline prices as much as seven cents a gallon during the season when vacation- i n g American s buy more gasoline." ·•1t appear s the gasoline inver\- tory and pricing situation is a classic study in the power of the major oil companies lo reverse the normal rules of supply and demand," Stevenson said. * * * A Bit O v en11at ched? o.11r Pilot s1.tt P~ When lhe kids from the Huntington Beach· •Fountain Valley YMCA challenged the local firemen to a wa ter fight, the fireme n brought ulo ng the tools of their trade . I lerc f 1rcman Larry 1'aylor and Wayne l\farcsh adminis ter a good dousing to John Schulz. 9, while 12·year-old David A,rnold ~neaks up behind them for retaliation. Defendant Termed Hinshaw Recruiter By TOM BARLEY Of U.. D•llr Pilot 51•ff A prosecution witness today identified defendant James Bertolino cis the man who told him during a meeting in a Tustin coffee shop three years cigo that he needed volunteers to work on Orange county assessor Andrew Hinshaw's congressional cam· paign. Assessor's aide Carlos Cala testified in the Orange County Blaze Hits Be a c h H ome F ire swept through a Hunt· ington Be ach home. Sunday night, as the family stood outside watching a neighbor's fireworks. Firemen said the blaze caused about $12,000 damage lo the Joe Halbert home. 5631 Clark Drive. lt destrovcd the living room, kitchen :.ind a hall way, firemen reported , and there was smoke damage through the rest of the home. The ce1use of the blaze and the exact s pot where it started arc still being anvestigatl'<f. There were no injuries, and the 9:20 p.m . blaic was quickly brought under control, Superior Court trial of Bertolino, 52, of 24116 Via Madrugada, Mis- sion Viejo, that he refused at that lime to work fo r Hinshaw. C'ala said he later changed his mind when the rcsultin~ a l· mospherc 111 the a~sessor's office towards those "ho dad not volun· teer eonv11u:ed ham that 1t would be prefen1blt• to "ork for the Hanshaw campaign. rala te~t1fied that he then ad· n sed assis tant asses~or Gl'Orgc Upton that ht' wi shed to volunteer for duty at Hinsh~1w':, campaign headquarters. Thl' witness also testified that he worked for the Hinshaw cam· paign on a daily basis and was paid overtime .ipprovcd by Up· ton on a number of occasions. Bertolino is bl'tnJ! tried on charges of conspiracy and grand theft contained in a Grand Jury indictment. Five of six assessor's cmploycs named with Bertolino an that in- dictment have pl eaded guilty to lesser charges. Tht•y \\ 111 be S l'll· tcnced on various datos this month by Judge Walter Smith. Hins haw and aSSl'!>~or .Jack \'allerga ha,·e bt•en md1ekd on the same charge:. and for furthl'r alleged criminal offt·n~cs com· milled while Hinshaw served as assessor and Vallcrga as his right hand man. Youth Draws Gunfire in Valley Cluue A Long Beach man led police on a high-speed chase through north Fountain Valley Sunday after allegedly trying to run ovel'.' an off-duty officer, then fleeing in a hail of bullets. Steven Douglas Le\\iS, 19, re· mained in Orange County Jail to- day un charges of ~ssaull with a deadly weapon on a police of- ficer, resisting arrc~t. as well as lut and run and drunken driving, police said. The incident s tarted at 2: 15 a.m. Sunday, as Huntington Beach Police Sgt. James Dahl was returning to his Fountain Vcilley home after work. Dahl allegedly spotted Lewis driving erratically near Saa Alfredo Circle and El Manzano Avenue in Fountain Valley. When Lewis s topped, police as- serted, Dahl showed his badge and tried to ques tion him. Lewis then allegedly tried to run over Dahl as he stood on the curb, then sped away, as Dahl fired four shots from a handgun. Police said Dahl tried to hit Lewis' truck tires.but missed. Fountain Va'tley officer s ~i.><>tted Lewis as he left the hous· ing tract, sped west on Warner r\venue , t hen stopped him al Warner and ·the San Diego Freeway. Gasoline Priee Issue During the c ha se, Lewis bounced ore a drive-in restaurant al Warn e r and Brookhurst Street, causing minor da mage, poli ce said. F Qrd, Mansfield Clash WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· denl Ford a nd Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield clashed today over wbether the price oC gasoline would climb to $1 a gallon. President's · energy policies are carried out. Io addition to replying that 1''ord sees no indication that the price would go that high, Nessen ~1ccused Congress of lagging on the President's energy program. C4.MPER· SOLD I N FO UR DAYS "The ad produced many, many calls. We sold the camper in only fo ur days. I'm very pleased." • Mansfield told reporters he (eared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the eod ortheyear. Recent gasoline price in· creases, amounting to three cents a gallon in many a~eas, arc unjustified, Mansfield said. •·The people complaining when they pulled up to the gas pump this weekend ought to tell their congressmen and senators, who are home this week, that they want to start getting that money back through o tax rebate which the President proposed," Nessen said. That's the advertising success s tory told by a Dana Point woman after s he placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: t But White House ~ress secretary Ron NesMO said the · Preaidenl "tees no trklicatlon lbatjt would 10 that hiA" "I do not be lieve the profits of. the oll companies are so scarce that tbc,y needed to i mpase these Jul11 increases." Nessen WH asked at a White Jtouae brleftag whether (1) the )lrice o( &uollne mJght go as high • 85 to • e•ts and (2) Ford M a n1Cl t1 ld, a Moblana Democrat, said 1uo&1De-WGakl cost Sl a gaUon if oil·proioeJaa countries put tnto •ff'ee&. t.hreatftaed price hikes .... it lae t pkl~erthatuccssive. \ ' The press seeretary said Ford would be 01aklbg .ctecistons thl:s week on his propo1als for legisla· tion to decontrol oU. '73 24' Pace Arrow. Generator, roor air, tape deck, 13,000 mi. $13-,250 new, take over pymts. XX·XXXX. If you have-a r.ccreational vehi· cle lo sell, call 6C2-.5678. We make it easy to pul a few words to wort lor you, in the Daily PUot. • • Al DM.Y~OT H/F Crime Beating Up Secret W-itneas Pays Cash for Tipa Along with the &ummer heat wavt! onen comes an incr~aae in the crime wave . Mor~ burglaries. more thert ::., 11nd some l1 me1:> more armed robberies. The Secret Witness isn't pinpointil'\f a s pecific crime today, but reminds readers this l'olumn is open for b p& on all types oC crime. H you witnessed a burglary, a n assault or som e other crime, don't hesitate to report it. lf you don't want to become in· volved with poli ce author ities, phone the Secret Witness , 642·0700, or write t o: Dally Pilot, Secret Witness Secret Witness, P .O. Box 790, Huntington Bench, Ca. (921648). We pay cash for good crime tips whjch help the police in Huntington Beach . or Fountain Valley arrest the offender. Lebanon Says 13 Killed in Attacks By United Press lnternaUonaJ Lebanese authorities said at least 13 people were killed and 37 wounded today in Israeli air , sea and ground assaults on P alesti· nian refugee camps and Lebanese villages in southern Lebanon·. lsr<iel said the targets were suspected guerrilla bases. The combined attacks came as I s raeli ambassador Simcba Dinitz departed for Washington to obtain •·clarifications" from Secretary or State Henry A. Kissinger on Egyptian proposals for a second-stage troop dis· engagement in the Sinai. The Israeh strikes, the biggest military operation against g uer· rilla strongholds in Lebanon in more than two years. were in ap- parent retaliation for a terrorist bomb explosion in J erusalem .Friday that killed 14 persons and wounded 77 more. Lebanese police said two of the 13 dead in the Israeli attacks were women and three were children. Isr aeli navy gunboats operal· ing in predawn darkness and Site of Trial For V allerga Not Decided Orange County Assessor Jack Valterga will have to wait al lcasl five da) s befor~ he can m ake travt:!l arrangements for his trial m another county on charges or grand theft, misap· propriation or public funds and conmct of interest. Superior Court J udge Evercll W.· Dickey told Vallerga and his lawyers today that the California Judicial Council has not been able at such short notice to com· pile a list of counties that can handle the trial. Judge Dickey granted a change or venue from Orange Cou nt y las t 1''r iday a ft er Vallerga's lawyers s uccessfully argued that the ir client's chances of a fair trial in this area were virtually nil. It was argued that Vallerga h ad suffer e d by the wave of publicity that followed the indict·· ment by the Grand Jury or nine assessor's aides, Vallerga and Congressman Andrew Hinshaw. Judge Dickey ordered lawyers for both sides t o return to his courtroom Friday for what he hopes will be a decision by the judicial council on the site or the VaUe rga trial. The judge commented last Fri· day that it will take at least two weeks from the time or that de· cision to the date that the trial commences. 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A Palestinian spokesman said the guerrillas s hot down an Israeli Phantom jet but Israeli military· authorities said all planes returned safely to their bases. In Beirut. Premie r Rashid Karami said the Lebanese army with the help of P alestinian guer· rillas prevented the Israelis from landing troops a nd forced the m to retreat leaving a trail of blood. The fi ghting was the heaviest along the Israeli-Lebanese fron- tier since May when Lebanes~ and Israeli armv units clashed in a day-long balll~. Egypt 1i. ini.istmg lh<it Israel pull back in Sinai beyond the Milla and G id 1 passes. Israel equally ins ists on retaining a hold on th eir east ern ends because of tht:ir i.trategic value. Trustees Eye Huntingto1i Sclwol Site The future land use of what was to be a 60-acre high school campus will be discussed tonight by the Huntington Beach City Council during its 7 o'clock busi· ness session. City planners are recommend· ing an amendment lo the general plan of land use which would de· signale the 60-acre Yorktown site for future low density housing. The site. al the northwest cor· ner of Yorktown Avenue and Magnolia Street, was recently sold by the Huntington Beach Union High School District after plans · for building a campus there were abandoned. It is one or seve n changes in the • city's general plan for land use which are scheduled for a public hearing in city council cha m- bers. Another general plan amend- ment involves 32 acres behind Huntington Center, where de· velopers would Uk e .to combine apartment units with an Alpine Village shopping center. The city pla nning department has suggested new rules to allow such a combination and recom· mends the area be controlled through a specifi c plan for de· velopment. The other five general plan amendments involve : -Allowing a six-acre specialty shopping center in Huntington Ha rbo ur, south of Edinger A venue and north of the Hunt· ington Harbour main channel. -Lowering the density for housing on the Signal Property at Bolsa Ch ica Stree t, T albert A venue and Springd ale Street. -The Kendall property at the southwes t corner of Slate r Avenue and Graham Street. -Elimination of two e1emen· tary school sites, one west or Brookhu rst Street , south or Hamilton Avenue, and the other west of Newland Street, north or Indianapolis Avenue. Trident Protested BANGOR, Wash. <U PI) -A iroup o f Caaadians and Americana protesUn, the Tri· d.enl aubmarlne baM under con· atrucllon here planted a vqeta· ble garden on the biase Sunday aod sang, "We all live in a Tri· deot submarine." One Upeter earned $50 tor t elling where two arml"li robbers were hid· ing. The pair were arrest- ed less than two hours after hitting a s mall lluntlngtOn Beach market. Another tipster received S300 for turning in a sos- ped believed in-Volved in several heavy duty home burglaries and armed rob- beries, including the loot. ing of Huntington Harbour residences. Information is passed on · t~ the police, but the name of the informant is not. And cash rewards are not limit- ed only to thos e crimes published in the Secret . Witness column. Fro•PageAJ MOTHER ••• The father of the hostage, Joseph Smith, and a Stanford professor , Dr. David Hamburg, will r eportedly receive t he m essage in Dar es Salaam and seek to have it translated and passed lo guerrilla leaders. Mrs. Smith called a reporter at the Long Beach Independent Press-Telegram Saturday night to ask him to help her tape lhe message. She read Crom notes drafted by h e r daughte r -in-law, Connie Smith of Yorba Linda, and said other family members helped compose th e draft of t he message. Mrs. Smith displayed no hostility toward the guer· rill as. The group has been described as a Marxist organization seek· ing to overthrow Zaire President Mobutu Sese Seko. Soon after kidnaping the four young people from the town or Kigoma, Tanzania, where the students were doing research on baboons, the g uerrillas released one -Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Arbor Mich. -with a note de· manding the release of leftist prisoners from Tanzanian jails, weapons, ammunition and $500.000. No Social Security Tab For Vmley? Fountain Valley employes plan to drop out of the Social Security syste m two years from now. City councilme n unanimously passed a resolution lo do so Tues- d ay night, but agreed that if employe s urveys later show they want to keep the system, t hey could change their mind. C ity Controller Howard Stephens pointed out municipal employes voted 2 to 1 r~ently to drop out of the program. It would save them money on their pay checks, and the city could use its Social Security con· tribution -about $100,000 a year -to improve employe benefits and wages. The employes already are cov- ered under the Public Employes Retirem ent System, Stephens said. noting that only two other cities in the county still have both programs. By law, the council had to pass its r es oluti on oC inte n t to withdraw from the system two years before the effective date, <.ilthough the m e mbers could r escind it later. Kindergarten Enrollment Changes OK'd Five year olds in Huntington Beach's Ocean View School Dis· lrict may enroll in kindergarten next year soon after t heir fl.fth birthday -not just at the ~gin-· ning of the school year. ln the past, students had to be S by Dec. 2. but the new rules were drawn up according to recent legislation which allows districts to waive cutoff dates if they wish. Ocean View will accept Ove year olds according to regula· lions set at individual acbools, developed by school staffs. Options include mid-year en- trance on Feb. 2, quarterly en· trance Feb. 2 and April S and monthly entrance the first of each month. Three distrkt schools - Meadow View, Star View and Vista Vl~w -· wlll accept children upon their l\ft.b blrth· 4ay. recardless of the date. Admission will be based on space available, but lranlporta· lion to nelghbonns schools wtll be offered c h ildren whose nearest kinder11rten clu1 ls filled. District officialt Hid lnlonn•· tJon about Uae proiram will be available i n th e fall •t nelghborbood ac.boola. l Marching to Delano Members of Cesar Chavez' Farm Workers Union and sympathizers march through Corona del Mar on their way to Delano. They s tarted walking six days ago at 'Mexican border and plan to arrive in ·Delano in August when new California farm labor law goes into effect .• Purpose of march is to urge Californians the group encounters e n route to refuse to b.uy grapes and wines from growers the um~n opposes. About 15 marchers made their way through Newport Beach today. Hunt- ington Beach 's Holsa Chica State Be~ch was their destination. Ocean View Board Eyes Unity Proposal A resolution tying the Pountain Valley a nd south Huntington Beach unification proposals · together will be considered by the Ocean View School Board at 7:30 tonight. According to t he proposed re· solution, trustees would go on re· cord as opposed to both unifica· tion efforts. In addition, they would ask the state Board or Education not to allow unification in one area un· less it passes in both. A s imilar resolution has been p assed by Westminster elemen· tary trustees and will be con· sidered T uesday night by the Huntington Beach Union High School Board. Fountain Valley's unification c alls for formation of a new dis· tricl along city borders, while south Huntington Beach's follows the Huntington Beach eJemen· tary school borders and the Hunt· ington Beach strip of the current Fountain Valley elementary djs. lrict. Two Survive Falls Off Pie_rin Newport Two people in separate inc1- d en ts capped the holiday weekend by falling ore tbe Newport Pier into the sea Sunday night. Newport Beach lifeguards said it is r are-ror__even one person to fall from thepi~r. The first person to pl unge into five-foot breakers beneath the pier was Lavonne Morris, 31, of 16548 Lassen St., in Fountain Valley. Mrs. Morris spent the night at Kaiser Hospital in Bellflower, after first being treated at.Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. She was sent home this morning in good condition. According to lifeguards, Mrs. Morris fell when she dropped a package o! cigarettes and lost her balance while attempting to catch them. A 20.yea r-oJd Riverside man, Mike Tardiff. jumped into the water after Mrs. Morris and held her bead above water unt il llfe~uard Dave Vick, 21 , swam out and brought her ashore. · A second person Cell o(f the pier 45 minutes later cind was also rescued by lifeguards. Kurt Carr. 18. of Cerritos, was hanging onto a piling when lifeguards r eached him and brought him to shore. Carr was able to swim, however, and was not injured by>his fall. Frort1 Page AJ MAILBOX ••• will put the boxes up,'' Ward pre- dicted. ''Admittedly they would rather get their mail al the door, but this will work great fot us and will ultimately be a savings for them." New home owners who don't have a mail box a nd aren't re · ceiving doorsiep delivery must now pick up -their letters at the postomce. 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(Mein Offal (loytlde ~'-') 31 o Gi.w.,r.sa. 1s1sw .. kllttDQ 1020 0,;ilditO• (7Ut~'4·7S06 (71•) M2·..000 (114) 6'2-4000 (OftlNtNG SOON) ' ......, ... let~ *le.~ 0 1 {Opp.Mt. llnol Hospltol) (21,) w ~ 17"1 ... .,., l lvd. (2131 ~7-4UI "' 1/ ,I • ......... . (Lel1ure Wottd) , 1 1"20 s-1 leech~ (213) 598·1626 ... ,, • !!onday. July 1, 1075 DAIL y PILOT A 11 :Hundreds Employed· in County t-Joh Program Working ·: 81 WILUAM SCllREIBE& •·But some kids were hurt ir. the meantime," be .. Of .. °""" ..... ...,. . d "'· ~N'.fA ANA -Oeapite chronic Jags ot com-sai The two men said a numbero(younr1ten were rnurucallons between the two Orange County gov· also mislead by the belief that the pro"ram ls On6D ~ent agencies in charge, a special federally 0 . .,... :~ded summer job proaram bas put more than $35 to all teenagers, not just those who meet the specific .urangeCoastyoungst.erst.Qwork. federal criteria -low economic level and re- And anotbet 100 t~ra are being bused to sidence~lose to jobs. J~~ at El Toro Marine Cofl)S Air ~lion from bar-IN ASSIGNING JOB SLOTS to the cities and !'JO 'lis.eas o( Stanton and Los Alamitos. In all, 3.000 unincorporated communities with.in their domail) JObswerefunded throueboutthecounty. -including most of the flarbor Area and south 1 All the yo'ungst.era involved in jobs ranging county -Amezcua and Caudillo effectively ignored .fro~ recreation counselors to health lberapists are the "fair share" formula dictated by the federal cons1~ered "disadvantaged," meaning they meet Department of Labor . ... ~rtam federal poverty criteria. "We used our own discretion based on need, but as it worked out, every area got its fair share and in THEY HOLD JC?~ WITH city and county gov-some areas, quHc a bit more," Amezcua said. •f!1ments, ~chool d1Stricts, heallb care facilities, The fair share formula was based on statistics l>nvate buamess and public service agencies such compiled in the 1970 census. which Amezcua said as community centers and the YMCA. "is obviously Ci ve years out of date." . Th~ administrative difficulties to date have Instead, Amezcua sent representatives into P~m.anly involved the county Manpower Com-each city and commwlity to survey the situation mts11on, lbe agency nominally in charge of lbe and seek out the youngsters who could fit the $Ummer youth program, and the county personnel criteria. department, which is the lead hiring agency for county 1overnment and a dozeo cities. AS A f\ESULT, CITIES that would have gotten 'J'.be remain~g cities, including Seal Beach and only 20 or 30 job slots under th~ fair share formula Huntington Beach, have chosen to direct th·eir own got 80 or 100 based on actual inspection of poverty p ltb h f b situations. rograms w as are o l e federal grant money. The county government program might have MOST OF TJIE COMMUNICATION problem been hall the current size, Amezcua notes, had the a~p~rently . stems back to the Manpower Com-Board of Supervisors not pumped in $200,000 from m1:;s1on.whachhasreleasedintormationtothepress another federal grant program in addition lo the and public that is in complete or misleading. $332,000 share of the latest grant program. Robert Nelson, the commission's executive And, in an eHort to serve at least some of the 500 director, admits that "some things probably could kids on bis waiting lists, Amezcua said he is plan- have been bandied dlfferenUy." ning to ask supervisors to find more meney. An oversight that disappointed hundreds of ''The cities have already said they can't afford young job·seekers occurred two weeks ago, when .-m_o_re_so_th_e_bo_a_rd_is_th_e_n_ex_t_s_t.e_P_._"_Am_~_cu_a_s_aa_· d_. --1 the $L8 million federal grant officially arrived. The Manpower Comm.iasion office announced receipt of tbe funds and ceremoniously announced it would permit creation ol about 3,000 jobs. Com- mission officlala released naines and phone num- bers of personnel offices in the county and various cities where interested youngsters could inquire about jobs. IN FAC?, NELSON ADMl'ITED later, recruit- ment for the jobs began more than six weeks ago, before school Jet out for the s:Jmmer. Oralia Bolanos; who coordinates the youth programs for Nelson ·s office explained. "The program operators were told to fill their slots before the kids left school because last year, we had trouble filling all the jobs when we couldn't do it through the schools,•• she said. "I understand that all but a few of the cities that were conducting their own hiring programs had filled th~ir jobs slots before the end of May.·• The fact that the commission staff failed to make that fact known in publicizing the grant dis- U.irbed Al Amezcua and Luis Caudillo, the county persorinel officers trying to handle hiring for the ~ounty and the dozen cities without their own pro· crams. "WE WOULD PREFER THE commission tc l,ive us the money, the federal guidelines and then let.us handle the employment program," Amezcua said. Caudillo sajd his office was swamped with calls for two days after news stories prompted by the commission releases· appeared, complete with names and numbers to call. ~ Amezcua said most of the difficulties were re- lated to poor communications between the two .county offices and most have now been worked out. ~* * * •• * * -PoorEm~rge I SANTA ANA -There are more impoverished people living on the affluent Orange Coast than statistics show or people care to admit, according to two Orange County aovernment personnel officers. Al Amezcua and Luis Caudillo, administrators of most of a federally funded summer you lb hiring program in the county, aeot field represen\atives into coastal communities to find disadvantaged youngsters-to particlpa~. · They said it was the first time any manpower program administrators had even attempted to seek out the real poverty cases in areas from Costa Mesa sou~h to San Clemente. "'SINCE HUNTINGTON BEACH and Seal Beach conducted their own blring programs, we · 'didn't go into those areas," Amezcua said. "But it was surprising what we found in the other coastal areas that have been simply ignored because everyone is thought to be rich." Coastal communities and the number of poor teenagers holding jobs as of this week under the hir· tng progran include: · .:_Fountain Valley, 47 -Costa Mesa, 141 -Irvine, 42 -Laguna Beach, 20 -Newport Beach, 40 -SanJuan Caplstrano, 19 -San Clemenle, 13 -Mission Viejo area, 10 -El Toro area. 22 -Dana Point area, nine -Laguna Hills area, five HUNTINGTON BEACH OPENED up about 150 jobs and Seal Beach about 16 in their programs, Caudillo said. . Of the 368 youngsters in coast.al areas other than the west county, Amezcua. noted that 164 a~e working part lime and go101 to scho~l in vocational programs part tlme but still earrung 40 hours a week of pay. · Tboullh lh•Y did meet ~eral f alr share stan· darda f« each communl\J, ezeua and Caudillo used their own eblen and tbos' or field workers In assigning Job alon1 life Orange ~~if we had used the t• lhare formula, wb!ch. is baed on the 1970 cenam,...,. &NU with 1urpns-ln'11 hlp numbers ol llMo¥erilW kJdl would have soueo tar feweralou o.n they dSd," ea~mo 1ald. .. na EiAMPLB. COl'JA JllESA would ~a\tc •ou.tn about ae or 30 aloQ eompared to the 141 tt re· ceived. County fletd wol'ken found a larie pockel o1 poverty-level r esldent.s on the weal side o1 town. ln amuent Irvine, wblda probably would bavo rtttlved no 110~ count.)' Officials found migrant farm families and tollete 1tude.ntS who met the poverty criteria. l i I Slmllor .Pockets o( pover y , pri mar Y Spanish-speaking people, were round tn every 'oulh coastal community, Amezcua said. When you decide snving is better than taking chances, consider the reasons to choose Home Savings, the only savings and loan association over 55Y2 Billion Strong, Number 1 in the Nation in both Savings and Loans. No sav1ng5 1ns111ut1on pays more than Home on insured sav1n'gs. Many do not offer as much in either interest or free services. Home savings rates start with interest paid day-in to day-out at th e current annual 5 Y4 %, plus daily compound- ing. which 1s more lhan any bank pays on the same basic passbook accounts. No bank pays ?3/.i % on 6 to 10 year term accounts. Home does, with just a $1,000 minimum. On early withdrawals of principal, substantial Interest penalties are required legally, but leave priocipal and interes! and your actual annual return is over 8%. Your money doubles in less than 9 years. ''Old Dependable" since 1889, Home Savings 11as more for you today than ever before. ' NEWPORT BEACH 190 Newport Center Drive near Fashion Island 640-6100 LAGUNA HILLS/EL TORO 23861 El Toro Road 837-5111 t.i.-. rt0£Ml ...,."Cl• an I loo" lni<i••"• # C..pottt'O'\ ~ INliltCI 10 $40,000 let"" IMMduM llO I~ \~.000 kif I llJN~ 6' '· .,.._ HOfAAI Mo,..,. V...n Of'\~ 6y•...,.. 1 /3 OFF FORECAST DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR 39 .. 9910 92. 99 \. were $60-$140 This is the sa le you won't w ant to m i s~! Our very <-pecial collec tion of fJmous name fashions: Select from long and short drec,'c!>, !>POrt!>wea r separates, .ind pantsuits in the greatest fashion looks Jround. Come C'arly, spend some tim<:' browsing, and get in on on one of o~r nicest sale collections ever! forecast dres~es 20, forecas t sportswear 86, forcca<.t sepa rdtes (, ;, m1 c;s fore< .1q t I 1), ,1\ .1d.1ble J I 1 /3 OFF . FAMOUS NAME SPORTSWEAR 1 7 • 9 9 to 4 5 • 9 9 were $26.00-$70.00 Choose from an assortment of tai lored pJnts, blazers, shirts and ·skirts from a famous American designer. The grea test fashion looks at 1 /3 off! forecast coordinates J 20-. r\AA't' CO South Coast Plaza-Costa Mesa . 3333 Bri stol St .. Westminster Mall-Golden State at San Diego Fwy.: 546-9321 898-2521 Monday thru Friday 10-9:30 Saturday 10-7 Sunday Noon to 6 ~~~~-~----~~~ 't .. I I DAIL y P1LOT IOOMER I l t ' . . • l'Dal6t #,,io., Po Yoo t.n~& oue tJtlrl l?JJ6f "6,· TUMBLEWEEDS Hf:R~ HE COMES .... l.(?15A LUCK: INPIANRY'S ANSWEJ( ~ REX HARRISON ,,,,~~· ~ FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~d.~mot ~a_'~'! FIGMENTS NANCY NANCY, GO TO T~E STORE AND GET A DOZEN . EGGS AND DON'T RUN WITH THEM --- TODAY'S CBDSSIDRD PUZZLE 'ACROSS t Secondary tchool Informal 5 Actor-·· Grant 9 Heorew letters VM. """ Comb. form 15 Miscellany 16 In a slate of colhsoon 17 Golle<'s con· conc.rn 2 words 19 Gambling game 20 f 14YOf 21 •••• --wood Wf'll neuowed 13 Sc0<nlul e1oresi1or. 25 Oa.id ~ weaoon 26 Ra111on9 sou no 28 P31e<:1 32 Hap~n~dl rrie s.ime tome J7 h chaniie 38 0101oma1 Abbr 311 lolad~ a ll'COl•'l1nq 41 Goiters .il'.Cf'\SO<'; '2 Oown11~e l>f'..00 ~ ... 4~ P.sSIOt, '' 17 20 2l t \ I <48 Trauma 50 Ol'y up 51 Youn(! P•O 5" ~1n-&now m111ures 58 Excllll<!& 62 Cnou ·-· Ct11neseVIP 63 M41nlain 6" Bal111c11''1l olt l 66 Combine 67 Sonol Aer>ecu 68 N Amet. Indian 69 Having nee;~ growtn 70 Kind of hty 11 Enoong w1tn rtl"Ye• ana artful DOWN 1 BarQd•ns ~ s~o .. ec a Mm again ) UMven 4 S11ua1ed on bac~ 5 Female .nomal 6 Ouee<> ol Jordan 1 CorculN bands 8 Song"' 1a1se110 9 Adv1Sot)' council I 0 Halle· -··- '"'~~ 11 Se•l\t l)todge S.turt:Say' s Puule Solved: 12 Man's n1me l l Ptumhke lru•I 1a Glielal ice bloc.It 22 Plunge 24 Sluh 27 Holland product 29 T1rdy 30 Geiman 11-.er 31 lellP.fS 32 Tooen 3J Negtec1 34 8ulld1ng beilrTl 35 Above Comb lorm 36 Sc<>u1 untls 40 loletal lorll\- 1ng toots 43 T emPOt ary c;essa11on « F eellr19 QUiii 46 Merchand•S· mg ll'ten1s •7 0..1a110 city 49 Help' 52 Remains .-i11e1 clema11on Sl Annoy 5!I Chter up 56 N Meuc~ lndi.lns 57 L11eral sur1;,ces 58 Worthles.s malle< 59 Forelimb~ 60 S"°"'e' 61 Bre.i~ '"a tab11c 65 Composmon 10 II t2 tJ bf Wa. F. hww cmd Mel Cassoa by Tom K. Ryan by Tom Batiuk ~~ by Dale Hale by &nie Bushmiller DOOLEr s WORLD· I T :-1 I60f A ll~l<lf IC F.!IOOLC IOr< YA ... ANIMAL CRACKERS by GeonJe L~mont -rHe:Re's NO SUCH "fHING AS 1--.10-FAUt..:T" I~ SUAANCe FOR "OC"fORS. e~ ~ <:!) .. by Ferd Johnson ,_,,.--------~----- by Rodger Bollen I W15H THE~1D SToP Tl-l~T.·· HE15 GETIIN6 MAD! OH 10Hl14 ERE COt<lES Tt-lE. 1DJE>HE'5r HIT\EI< I~ lHE t.eA60E OP TO BATl PEANUTS by Charles M. Sclluli --~~~l""'P""~~~~ JUDGE PARKER TODA'( wE FL'( UP TO 6o'{Nf FALLS, MICMIG.l.N. Wl4ERE :UE FINISH THE RACE .• ,\>-.;:) THEN JOIN EVE.<':'ONE FOi\ A GREAT 01NNER~ THE BOYS I 'LL HAVE A FEW WORDS HElf!WHAT ARE lfOU OOIN6 O~ OUR PLANE!! DiscovERJNG THAT SAM ORNER IS BEING HELD AGAINST HIS WILL, FINGERS FARADAY ATTEMPTS TO APOLOGIZE.' DIDN'T MEAN WITH THE D. A. FIRST THING NO HARM! IN THE MORNING! WMAT MISS PEACH DICK TRACY THEY DID IS TANTAMOUNT TO KIDNAPPING! ,~,,/ , ........ .l -. .. 'c., ... · .... .. rlERE':5 7r4E ll.k?~LD u.J..\R I FL'1!N6 ACE O/lt A .;:;p:.;,AL Ml~~10N . ~_./ l} 6E1 Off OIJR PLANE~ WE HAVE TO L£AVE! 50.\\E OF iHcSE COllN11(1f' LA55E:5 GET VEINcWfEO WHEN TliE~ SEE A REAL FL~IN6 ACc .. .. ~ '• 1------1 'W, by Mell HECA~1T H1T, BASE! C'MON, LQLE, HESW1~0S LlKEA RUST<.' 6,\TE ! .£ -. . , -· THE GIRLS _ .. "Well. I've finally made up my mind -I'm definitely goi• to Mount Rushmore instead of Miami Beach." , ' T oday's C lo In~ .. Y. t o •ks VOL. 68, NO. ies 2 SECTIONS, 2.6 PAGES N TEN CENTS Witriess Fingers Bertolino • In Trial lly TOM BARLEV Of lht Dally PllOt St~ll ,\ prosecution witn~jis today 'illl·nt 1 f1ed defendant James B,·rluhno a s the man who told 111111 during a meeting in a Tustin n1fkl• shop thret.• yean; ago that lie llt't'dcd volunteers to work on On1ngl' county asst>ssor Andrew lUnshawrs congr:essional cam- paign. Assessor's aide Carlos Cata testified ,in the· Orange County Superior Court tr\al ol.Bertolino, 52, of 24116 Via Madrugada, Mis· sion Viejo, that he refused al that time to work for Hinshaw. Cala said he later changed his. mtnd w)lcn the re~ulling ul· mosphere in the assessor's office towards those who did not volun- teer convinced him that it would ~·preferable to work for the Hinshaw campaign. Cala testified that he then ad· vised assistant assessor George Upton that he wished Lo volunteer for duty at Hinshaw·~ campaig~ headquarters. The witness also testified that he worked for the Hinshaw cam- paign on a daily basis and wus paid overtime approved by Up- ton on a number of occasions. Bertollno 1s being tried on ehat"ges of conspiracy and grand theft contained in a Grand Jury indictment. Five of six assessor's employcs , nam ed with Bertolino in that in- dictment have pleag..d gwlty to lesser charccs. Th<'Y will be M.'ll· tt'nced o n var1ou::. date::. th1::. montll by Judge Waller Sm1th. 1 hnshaw and as::H:ssor J a1.:k Vallerga have been mdicted on the same charges and for further alleged crimrn;.i l offenses t·om ·. milted whall' llin::.haw served as a:s::.essor a nd Valkrga ;.1:-0 hi s n ghthand mJn. Death Thwarted Arsonist Torches.Newport Home An attempt to murder a Newport Be a ch man by setting . fire to his apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who noticed the flames a nd awakened the intended victim, Newport Beach police said to· day. Polil'c today arc searching for the suspect, who is believed to have Sl'l a number of fires within the apartment of Bernard J ohn Clas h O ver Hoffman, 28, of 117 1:: 28th St., al about 1 a.m . Sunday. . All exits to the apartment were ablaze, including drupes at the windows and s ~vcral doors within the apart ment, police said. · The fire h ad been burning just minutes when neighbors noticed the fl umes. rushed in to awaken Hoffm <in. Neighbors snuffed the !lames with gardc11 hosl'~. police said. Hoffman, who lived ,lion<." WCJS not injured but about $1 ,uOO damage was done to the apart· ment during the brief bl an·. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said Hoffman, a rl'lail clerk, dcnll'<l, having ene mies who wanLe<l lo murder him but' adde d that police are rnvcs tig~llng onl! possible lead. M are hi11g to Delano Gas Boos t s ·Bre aks Out :'vl~mbers of Cesar Chavez' Farm Workers Vnion <mtl . sympathizers march through · Curon<.1 dcl Mar on their way lo Delano. ThL'Y startL•d wulking six days ago at 1\Tcxiean ·border and plan to arrive in Delano in August when new California farm labor Juw gOC's into effect. Purpose of march is to urge CJlifornians the g roup encounters en route to refuse to l>u y grapes anti wines from growers the union opposes. About 15 marchers m<1de their way through Newport Beach tod<1y. Hunt - ington Beach's Bolsa Chica State Bcuch was their destm<.ition. WASHINGTON <APJ -Presi- dent Ford and Seiwll' Majority Leader M ikc Mansfield clashed today over whl'lhcr the price of g;isohnc would climb to Sl a gallon. Mans field to ld n·porlel's he feared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the end or the year. ·Site of Trial For ValJerga Not D ecided Oran{.!l' County Assessor Jack \.'allerga will have to wail ·al least fi ve dC1 y:, before he can make tr<.ivel CJrrangements for l11s trial in another county on t·hargcs of grc.and theft. misap· µropriation of public funds and conflil'l of interest. Superior Court Judge Everett W . Dickey told Vallcrga and his l awyers today the.at the California .Judicial Council has not been • &1ble at such short notice lo com- pik a list of counties that can .handle Lhe tl'ial. JudgC' Di c key granted a t.•hc.angc of venue from Orange l'ounl) IJ::.t Frid ay after Valkorga's l;rn yc r~ ~uccessfully argue d th a t th t.'ir client's ch<.1nces of a fair tri<.11 in this area were virtually nil. It was argued that Vallerga had s uffered by the wave of publicity that followed the indict· .ment by the Grand Jury of nine a ssessor's aides, Vallerga and Congressman Andrew Hinshaw. Judge Dickey ordered lawyers for both s ides to return to his courtroom 1''rid<.1y for what he h opes will be a decision by the judicial council on the site of the Vallerga trial. The judge commented la st FTi · day that it will take at least two weeks from the time of that de- cision to the date that the trial. commences. Or::a.:·· Weather MosUy sunny and clear. }Ughs in upper 70s, over- night low in low · 60s. JNSID~ TOD~ Y Looking for.an UT1u!UOZ voca· tum with.almo1t.all the com· jorls oJ home? Think about.a canoe trip down tM Colorado River with thrcr~ll Lady, or go the way a Newport Beoch woman did-011raft.81. l•d x ,.,, ,.. ..... ,. ............... ... ,, =ca.-• Alt .. ,, ..... Att .._....,_ ... ·~ ,. .......... .. ,,_... .. • 1 ........... •t ........... ., • •• ...... All aM ... ., All .. ,. . ~w Senators Promise But White !lo use press secretary Ron N esscn s aid the President "secs no indication that it would l-(o that hlgh." Man s fi e ld , a Montan;,.i Dcmocr.at, said gusoLine would cost $1 .a gallon if oil-producing countries put into effect threatened price hikes und if the President's energy poLic1es are earned out. Probe of Gas Hikes WASHI NGTON <UPI> While holiday vacationers were paying three cents a gallon more for gasoline, two senator s promised hearings witrun two weeks to find out why gas pToducers hiked prices just in time to catch the summer travel rush. much <1s seven cents a gallon du1ing the season when vacation· ing Am erican s buy more gasoline." Stev e n so n an<l. Jackson charged that when crUdeoil costs dropped this ye.ar betause of plentiful supplies, refiners ap·· parently cut b,ack production to create an artificial shortage, justifying higher prices. Recent gasol1 nl' pri ce in · creas es. amounting to three cents a g.illon in many areas, arc unjustified, Mansfield said. .. I do not believe the profits of the oil companies are so scarce that they needed to impose these July 1 increases." Nessen was asked at a White House briefing whether ( 1) the price of gasoline might go as high as 85 to 90 cents and (2) F ord would cons ider that excessive. Sens. Henry Jack~on, CD· Wash.), and Adlai Stevenson, <D· JII.), said Sunday "the public has • a right to know and tpe Congress. has a responsibility lo find out how this massive Fourth of July squeeze play· on lh.e consumer took place." Jackson is chairman of the Senate investigations subcom- mittee. Stevenson heads an oil and gas production subcommil· tee. They said Joint hearings would be held "within two weeks" on reasons behind the sudden jump al the pump. .. It appears the gasoline inven· tory and pricing situation is a classic study in the power of the major oil companies to reverse ' the normal rules of supply and demand ."' Stevenson said. In addition to replying that Ford sees no indication that the price would go that high, Nessen accused Congress or lagging on the Preside nt's energy program. Ralpp Nader, m eanwhile, charged that "the public is beinf! misled by oil industry and 1'~ord administration explanations of the summer vacation time in- creases in the price of gasoline." He asked Jackson· and Rep. Harley Staggers, (0-W.Va.), chairman of the Hou13e Com- merc e Committee, t o in- vestigate. The oil companies said Ford's recent imposition of another SJ import tax on foreign oil caused the price increases .. But Nader said the companies were taking advantage of the foreign hike lo increase prfces of domestic oil, and were not increasi ng domestic production. Jackson said, "Clearly, the 011 companies have manufactured a • shortage through a manipulation of refinery output so they could raise retail gasoline prices as CAMPER SOLD JN FOUR DAYS "The ad produced many, many calls. We sold the camper in only 'four days. I 'm very pleased." That's the advertising success story told by a Dana Point womanAlfter she placed this ad in _.the Daily Pilot; '73 24' Pace Arrow. Generator, roof air, tape deck, 13,000 mt. $13,250 new, take·over pymt.s . XX·XXXX.' tr you have a rcereattonaJ vehl· clc to sell, call 642-S678.. We make it easy l-0 put a few words t.o. work lor you, in lhe ~Uy .Pilot. The press secretury said l''ord would be making decisions this week on his proposals for Jeg1sl~ t10n to decontrol 011. It Was a Blast St.>n. Birch Bayh, (D·lnd.), cit· ed similar s us picions last week and announced the Senate an- titrust and monopoly subcommit- tee would hold hearings this year into the possibility of "market manipulation" b y m ajor re· Imers. <See CLASH, Page A2) Two Survive Falls· Off Pier in _Newport ,\crial dis play li ghts up Balboa Pier during Fourth of J uly fir eworks s how pul on .July 5 for P eninsula residents by Balboa mcrclwnts. Colorful .dis play was first ul Bulbou Pict· in many years. Merchants said they conducted thci•·- fircworks s how on July 5 so local reside nts could h ave their own fireworks d1s pluy upa rt from city's Fourth of July s how th;:it draws lurge numbers of tourists . Two people in separate inci· d e nts capped the holiday weekend by falling off the Newport ?\er into the sea Sunday• night. Newport Beach lifeguards said 1t is r are for even one person to fall Crom the pier. the rescue. She was taken by am-bul~ce to Hoag Hospital before beil}I,! Lrans fern·d to, KaisL'r HoSl>ital. A second person fell off the pier 45 minutes later and was also rescued by lifeguards. Boy Escapes 'Jaws,' But Foot Chewed The first per son lo plunge into five·fool breakers beneath the pier was Lavonne Morris, 31, of 16548 Lassen St., in Fountain Valley. Mn>. Morris spent the night at Kaiser Hospital in Bellflower, after first being treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital 'in Newport Beach. She wa~ sent home this morning in good condition. According lo lifeguards, Mrs. Morns fell when she dropped a package of cigarettes and lost her balance while attempting to catch them. Kurt Carr. 18, of Cerritos, was hanging onto a piling when lifeguards reached him and brought him lo shor~. Carr was able to swim, however, anti was not injured by his fall. MELBOURNE. F1a. (UPI> - Bob Clark was only 50 feet from shore on his s urfboard when a . six-foot s hark ripped into his foot. The 16-year-old surfer pulled hls foot loose -.-he is unsure whether the shark released him or the force of the surf saved him DO• W D DQi~. B,· ·-and let the waves carry him to .,, T J shore. He suffered nine severed tendons in his right foot. TRADING U GHT 'Tm still sort of frightened, but 1 think I'll be back in the NEW YORK (AP)-The stock ocean surfing again as soon,as market retreated steadily today I'm able," Clark said from his in tbe face of concern over rising bed in Brevard County Hospital interest rates. • • after surgery. The Dow Jones average of 30 The Cocoa Beach youth was A 20-~ear·old Riverside 'man, Industrials lost 10.75 points to 'spending his July 4 holiday off In· Mikl! Tardiff, j umped into the 86L08. Losers he ld an 8-5 lead diaUantic Beach when the inci· waler after Mrs. Morris and held over g11iners on the New York dent occurred. • her head above water until Stock Exchange . (Tables, B7). . "I was on my surfboard. only • bfe~uard Dave Vick, 21, swam Tradlnc was light. . 50 feet from a bore, when out and brought her ashore. Analysts blamed the market's something grobbed m.y foot," Lifeguards said the woman weakness on th~ recent rise of in· said Clark. son of an employe of was unable to swim und had a lcrest rate , coupled with the the National Aeronauti~ and difficult Ume in the stormy surf i ~Una that strong growth in the Space Administration. "I w3s w1til her re~cuo. · moaey supply would prompt the · ... Jc She rffe1ved mouth·t.o-mouth Fed~ral Reserve to tighten cn1lil P~~tt~!~~~·~~!,5 iti':9:'1wd," he• resusci_tat1on when 6he s= r notch_. r ...... b h 1 ti d g said, "but ~ne o n13 .1ueds said real 1oi aevera mes , _ ..... __________ _ he saw its Jm." A witness said the shark· \\J~ ::.ix feet long. "But I was n't frightened thm and I concentrated on staying on the surfboa rd a nd letting tho waves carry me in." Clark said. As he reached · the watt.'r·s edge, other s urfe rs came to his aid. A shark alert was issued, bu~ the b~ach was open the re- mainde r of the weekend and \\as in use by holiday swimmers. Authorities said Clark was the first person attacked by a s hal'k in Brevard County in 41 year?.'ln 1934, an 11-year·old boy was killed by a shark at almost lhe same spot. Monkey Kills Tot JERSEY CITY, N.J . <UPI l - A four-month·old in£antdied dur- ing the weekend after receiving multiple bite~ from a pct monkey thal escaped itS tollar and c:hain, pol.Jee repoi\ed today. • • ... A I DAil y PILOT N Israeli ·Forces . . . Retaliate My l'oiled Press lnleraat.ioatJ Lebanl'se 11uthoritles said at least 13 people were killed and :n wounded toduy in lsraeli air, seu ai:id ground assaults on PaJesti- n 1a n refugee camp-s and Lebanl.•se villages in southern Lebanon. Israel said the targets were sus pected guerrilla bases. The t·om bined attacks came as l s raell ambassador Simcha Dimtz departed for Washington to obtain "clarifications" from ~t;cn·tar~ of State Henry A. Kiss1ngl'r on Egyptian proposals for a second-stage troop d1s- engagl'mcnt in the Sinai. !he Israeli s trikes, the bi~gest military operallon against guer- nlla strongholds in Lebanon in more than two ye ars, were in ap- parent rl'laliat1on ror a terrorist bomb e xplo::.1on in Jerusalem J<r 1day th<it killed 14 persons and wounded 77 more. Lebanese pohce s aid two of the 13 de<1d 111 the Is raeli attacks were women and three were children. Israeli navy gunboats operat- ing in predawn darkness and warplanes streaking in at first light struck the s ites south or Rashidiyeh and just north of Tyre, the Is raeli Military Com· rnand said. They said commandos landed and blew up three houSfS sus- pectl'd of harboring guerrillas, then fired on a Jeep and killed all three men in it. Israeli artillery joined the of- fensive and pounded suspected guerrilla concentrations in the hilly region north of the frontier in Lebanon and gunners in Lebanon la(fr fired several Katyusha rockets and shells into Israel but ca u sed neither casualties nor damage, the com- mand said. A Palestinian spokesman said the guerrillas s hot down an Israeli Phantom jet but Israeli militar y a uthorities said all planes returned safely to their bases. In Beirut, Premier Rashid Karami said the Lebanese army with the help of Palestinian guer· rillas prevented the Israelis from landing troops and forced them lo retreat leaving a trail of blood. C yclist Hurt In Accident; , Sus pect Held Newport Beach police arrested a Westminster man Sunday after be allegedly fled from an acci- dent on Pacific Coast Highway that left a young motorcyclist hospitalized .. Arrested was Thomas L. Ryan, 29, of 16330 Timothy Lane, on charges of felony hit and run and felony drunk driving. The motorcyclist, Alan Ringer, 18, of 21341 F1eet Way, Hunt- ington Beach, was reported in satisfactory condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital follow- ing eme rgency s urgery on a broken leg. • According l o police, the inci- dent occurred at 2 :30 a .m. Sun- day at Pacific Coast Highway and Tustin A venue. Ryan's pickup truck had just pulJed out of a waterfront restaurant park- ing lot when Ringer collided with the rear ofthe vehicle, police said. 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Bennington, Vt. Kno'Wn c.is the Be nnington Flag, it is s aid to be the forerunner of the Sta r s and Stripes that L1.~. National . Flag was putte rned afte r . but F1ag his- lonans doubt it. In any event. 1t 1s the official Bicenten- nial Flag. F ro•Page AJ CLASH .•. '·The people complaining when they pulled up to the gas pump · this weekend ought to tell their congressmen and senators, who ·are home this week, thal they want lo start getting that money back through a tax rebate which the President proposed," Nessen ~aid. . Bandit Hits · Irvine Firm An armed robber fled with about $200 in cash from Allergan Pharmaceuticals in Irvine this morning after threatening the life of the firm 's cafeteria manager. The man, described as a heavy-set Mexican·American about five feet, five inches tall, walked into the cafeteria of the Allergan administration build- ing, 2525 Dupont Drive, shortly .Uter it opened at 6 a.m., police said. Police said he kept his right hand concealed under his jacket and told the manager he had a gun. Slaying Arrest DALY CITY CU PI) -Pohce arrested a San Bruno man Sun· day in the slaying of Ruth Wilhelmsen, a salesgirl kidnaped in the parking lot of a shopping center. A Monster Car Croi.vds Flock To B eaches Over Holiday :'-h'arly 200,000 people jammed the strands al Newport Beach during the three-day holiday wel•ke nd and lifeguards were busy Sunday, as s trong riptides <1nd s tormy s urf gave some swimmers more than they could handle. F i v e-f oot s urf pounded Newport beac hes beginning Sun· day afternoon and was already at· heights of six to eight feet early today, according lo lifeguards. Hurricane Carlotta, off the tip of Baja California, is kicking up the local s urf, and more of the ::.ame is expected for the next few dC1ys, llfeguards said. Hiplides and strong surf com- bined on Sunday and caused lifeguards to rescue 121 swim- mers. The water temperature was at 66 degrees all weekend. Air tem- peratures were in the low 70s . Mudslide Kills 8 TEQL ILA, Mexico (AP) -At lca!>t eight persons were killed Sunday when a sheet of water, mud and rocks swooped down over the village of Te.quila, <1uthonlies said. . Army soldiers and volunteers ~1flt'd through tons of debris in. the low-lying areas of Tequila for lhrce . othe r residents reported mt!>:.in g in the mudslide. U,.IT ........ What do you get when you cross a dinosaur with a ,,. Volkswagen? A ''Stcgow<JJ.!cnvolksaurus, '' according to Cincinnuli s culptor P atricia R(lnick. This stranae creatur~ is now on dis play at lhc Midwest Bicentennial Celebration m Chicn20. • · • . . . -......... Mo1n: 'Free SOri? G~e Woman''s ·Tape .Sent to Zair~ ·_ By tile A111oclated Preas The mother of the American student still belng held hostage by Marxist 'uerrillas in Zaire hu taped an appeal to the rebels to free her aon. Millie Smith of Garden Grove r ecorded the m essage Sunday and it was later sent to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, by Jet"to be translated and paHed an to the revoluUonary Popular Revolu- tionary Party. Her son, Stephen Smith, ~. a student at Stanford Univenlty, was one o( four young people kid- naped May 19 lrom a remote re- search station on Lake Tanganyika, between Tanzania and Zaire. "You must· know how much • anguish you've caused us since May 19," Mrs. Smith said in the . message taped by a reporter at her home. "Steve's · dad and J are just hard-working people. My husband works Otl the docks un- loading ships. I work in a hospital helping the aged and sick," the message continued. "We are not wealthy a nd if it hadn't been for Steve's hard work and dedication he would not have been able to go to college." Mrs. Smith told the guerrillas that her son earned the financial assistance to go to Stanford and then to the African research sla· lion "through his hard work" and wants to return to th!: United .States to study pediatrics. , "I plead with you to let my son go now," the message concluded. "If any of you have clPJdren or your own, you surely must love them as much as I love Steve and you would realize how much I already have suffered." The father of the hostage, Joseph Smith, and a Stanford professor, Dr. David Hamburg, will reportedly receive the message in Dar es Salaam and seek to have it translated and passed to guerrilla leadt?rs. Mrs. Smith called a report.er at the Long Beach Independent T roops Booste d LONDON (AP) -The Soviet government has sent thousands of additional troops plus tanks and fighter planes to Mongolia to strengthen its forces facinR China, a British correspondent in Peking reported today. The r eport said the Rui;sians have added another a rmy division, tanks and six or seven squadrons of fighter planes lo their forces in Mongolia. Pres1-Tele1ram Saturday nl'ht to ask him to help her tape the messaee. Sbe read from notes <!rafCtld by her daughter-i n-la w, Connie Smith of Yorba Linda, and said other family memt)ers helped compose the draft of the message. Mrs. Smith dis_pla)'ed no hosttltty toward the guer- rillas. The group has been described as a Marxist organization seek- ing to overthrow Zaire President Mobutu Sese Seko. Soon after kldnaping the four young people from the town or Kigoma, Tanzania, where the students we re doing resean:h on Refugee11 Wait ... . . baboons, the guerrillas released one -Barbara Smuu, at, or ,\nn Arbor Mich. -with a note de- manding the release of leftist prisoners from Tanzanian jails. we apons, ammunition a nd .$500.000. . After Tanzania r ejected the de- mands,-internaiional e(lorts sue· cecded in gaining the release June 28 of two other students - Carrie Jane Hunter, 21, or Atherton, Calif .• and Emilie Bergman, 25, of The Netherlands -leaving Smith as the only hostage. The girls told Smith's fathet the rebels indicated to them thal hjs son would be released soon. • I 'New .Life' Growing . . Old ill Tell~ City B y RICHARD SALTUS Al-••"• f'rna V.lttr After 65 chilly ni(hta and 65 tedious <fays of waiting for "Operation New Life" to catch up with him at Camp Pendleton's Tent City, Nguyen Van Hue is losing hope. Hue, his wife and four children have been in this camp since a few days after it opened and although a sponsor is waiting for them, they have not been cleared to leave. "The authorities always say. 'Come back tomorrow' or 'Maybe by next week,'" he said skeptical- ly. "I can't stand it. Mywifdeels worse; she cries every night. She says maybe she will just take somesleeplng pills :.:" .. II they aren't going to clear me, they should at least tell m e :;o. I can apply to another coun- try." FEW OF THE 17,000 refugees in this camp, whose grassy hills are browning in the summer heat, have been here as long as Hue. But at last count, some 4,550 re- fugees had been waiting here for more than a month. Some, like Hue, were stalled by the govern· ment security checks that have greatly slowed the relocation process. Officials say the clearances will soon be a pro· blem of the past thanks to a round-the-clock effort lo speed them up . This is little con~ol<ition for Hue, a former oil company' . statistician, who says he has done nothing that would make him one.of the "undesirables" - criminals, drug peddlers, sus· peeled Communists -that the checks are supposed to weed out. And the ctiecks don't even do that, he complained. HOLDING UP a bOok naming former Vietnamese officials al- leged to be heroin peddlers or otherwise corrupt, Hue snorts, "Some of these men were here a day, two days, and were allowed to leave. They are living with sponsors now, and I, who haven't done anything, an:i still waiting here after two months." Mos t refugees are stu~k because no sponsors have been found for them -and with the re- cent decline of offers from Americans to sponsor refugees, this problem is likely to worsen. The re are presently about 14 ,750 refugees i n Camp Pendleton who have no sponsors, an official said. The government has some 80,000 remaining refugees to set- tle, about 19,000 of them still on Pacific islands and the r e - mainder in the four U.S. reloca- tion camps. YF.T, SAID Nick Thorne, the . government's civil· coordinator of the refugee program here, at least two of the four -Camp Pendleton and Ft. Indiantown Gap, Pa. -will probably have to be emptied of refugees in the fall, moel likely by Oct. 1, when the cold sets in. Daily July 1st thru July 10th. 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Westcliff Office 'Only. fkwp1t.._.. (~Offk9) •••• w .. tctlff °" (714) 6,4,.4000 • "'/OUR HANDWRITING CAN GIVE YOU INSIGHT INTO THE REAL YOU " · These are the words of noted · Graphology expert C. E. Bower. He will be at Mariners Savings to give you a Free Handwriting Analysis. You could find the " Real You " just by writing a simple sentence. It's a pleasant experience and could be helpful. · · Professor Bower has worked on a consulting basis far Government and Industry, and now will give you his personal attent ion. .... .... (l~W.,W) tlaO Seal ..... If.ti. (2'J) .... 1626 J haver Battl e • ' j I ' Justice Ruling Clips Gillette By MILTON MOSKOMTZ The elect ric-shaver marke t. already fiercely com· J>etit1ve, will become even mor e so cu; a result or a bizarre antitrust settle ment worked out by the Justice Department Wltb Boston's G illeUe-Co. Antitrust cuses freque ntly l uke on an All ce·in· Wonderland air and this one certamly 11bes with thut tndi· Uqn Gallette, tt seems. actually agreed to create new com- petition for itself in return for being allowed to keep a Cerman electric-shaver manufacturer 1t bought eight years ago. THE UPSHOT IS THAT BY THE END of thas decade lwo new bra nds are bkely to be JOsthng for your electric· ~haver dollars. Thts market now adds up to $150 m1lhon a Jear-and is dominated by five brands. Norelco, Schack, Remington, Sunbea m and Ronson. The top seller, with more than a third of the business. ts Nore I co. Gillette ts, or course, the undisputed leade r of wet shav- in g (razors a nd blades) However, at dad not have an entry an the fast-growmg electric shaver end of the business -and decided lo fill tha t void in 1967 by acqwnng the German ap- Money Tree phanee m aker , Bra un AG . Braun m akes more than shave rs. Its pro- duct line in c ludes toaste rs, co£fee m akers a nd c1 gar et lighters But shavers account for one-third of its volume and the Braun brand ts the second largest seller m E urope, after Norelco. THE J USTICE DEPARTMENT, IN 1968, pounced on Gillette and said, "You can't buy Braun, you already own too much of the s havmg market." lts s wt sought to separate Braun from Gillette . Gillette fought the antitrust action but 1t has become wear y of this protracted legal battle So 1ls lawyers negotiated' a settlement that 1s without precedent Here's what 1tcalls for. 1 -Gillette will set up a new Braun s ubs.id1ary lo sell electric shavers in the U.S. m a rket 2 -Gillette will invest up $2.5 million m this new unit as well as s upplying 1l with managen a l and marketing ex- pertise. 3-AFTER TWO YEARS, GILLE'ITE WILL divest itself of this subs1d1ary, which will then become an mdependenl company, 4 -For lave years after the divestiture. Gillette will be required to s upply the new company with Braun-made shavers 5 -T he new company will have the rights lo Braun 's electnc shaver patents and be e ntitled lo sell its shavers abroad.unde r its own brand name As a C<?PSolatton, Gillette will be permitted to keep Braun wh1fh currently accounts for 20 percent of its $1 3 billiob in sales~ And down the road, after at spawns the new company, Gillette wdl be permitted to bn ng the Braun shavers into the U.S. market IN SHORT, GILLE'ITE WILL HA VE TO BANKROLL a new com petit1or to retam Braun and get the Justice Depart· ment o(f its back. And eventually the Bra un shavers marke· ~ by Gillette will be competing agamst shavers marketed by a company c reated from scratch by Gillette A federal court in Boston must a pprove lh1s bizarre set- (lement after heanng comments from mter ested parlles Among the interested parties must be Norelco, Schick, lte mington, Sunbeam and Ronson They're being set up by UleJusu ce Departmen~ with a.one-two pu.ncM 'rom GJUtUe FEA to Preach Oil Conservation NEW YORK (AP) -Feder al Energy Admln1strallon d flClals s ay they will ask for free telev1S1on tame to get across lhe ar 011 conservation message . ·'The m essagl' 1s very simple America wastes so much Qllcrgy tha t there are a bunch of g uys out there who have us by the throat. so we have to qwt wasting it," said Andrew Sanson, director of the FEA's Offi ce of Conser vation Educa· lion ·•w e face two threats as a nation," Sanson saad ''One, <If another embar go which would cut off one·thtrd of our 011 Supplies. 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Sm Ith, \.'ice chairman of Rt"ynolds Industries. s ald he also signed a protocol de51gned to improve the quality und productioo or Sovlct len f tobacco a nd improvem ent ol cigarette and tobacoo f:.lctonc~ '"'"'•Workers OF.TROIT CAP) -Unemployment in the auto industry, which pe•ked last Pebruary when more than 270,000 hourly -.·orkers were affected, hll a sevtn-month low of 1•1.002 today. .. -......... ~ , -~--=DA.;..;;,::ll:..:Y..:.Pl..:.l::,:O::_T.:._ ________ MM.IOondnct~. Ju 7 1t7'5 P BLJ NOTICE •1C:TITIOU• aU,INllU HAMllJTATeMINT I T fie IOll°"""U "'"°"' ••" ctot1>9 bu" .. \\.) Pl'BUC NOTICE -----'•C'ITIOUS aUJIHEU NAMISTATaliteNT r,,._ llMIOWllM,I Cle<MlfU e1e Ooi'19 ~ ,,.. .. ~ ... AACCON l 1. E.C I H 11"' <O 12:.cl ~"" D-IOJ, C.o.u.C. Mtt \<t. CA on.:i. 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UITy "· S.m1' •lo Newpon Center Oriv" Su•I• 1no Newpon lk~ch, Cahlorn1• tl..O Tel· 1714) M4 1- Allornty\ IOI' Pe1111oner Publt"°"E'TA TE OF CALIFORNIA FOR fHE COUNTY OF ORANGE No A·Ut.H £ 1,,, .. 111 tllrl ORD WIU3UI< ~Ml Ill 0. '"' •·I) l't0 11C.f: I~ ltlk(UY t.IV IO N lo tllo , ~t'd•tC>r\ ot in.. o"tl"'l' ndrntd chtct'<1if•l\t ,,,,.,.ill pPr,on' nd'WtnQ <4iatn'~ 694•"''>1 '""-~diet C1f·<trO\·ftl 1th• rttQUlT~ to ttlt t,,...m w11h tnt-ntt<t"\\ttr~ VOYCfllrs, •n 11.,-olhC~ C>I ll'l<· <I• t I< ol Ill~ ilbo~ l't> foll~covrt or 1n11r~"nl lllfm,w1llllllt nt-(• \ 4fy VOUC ht•r I t~ un~r,tyned ~• 2JJOI El Toro "" ~I• 103 (I Toro, ( p. ''&JO Wf'h( n I. tnt· CJIJ(•· Of ~Int-'\. vt ltw unc:k ''''-l"'" '"' .,11 m.-llJ-t., pt1r ••1n1nt) to trw , .1 111· ut , .. 1<s Ot·<.•-<te-n•, w.tf'l.,1 four n urHh\ '411fr th<· ''''>I UUblh•t•onof ""'' HUl1(.t Ott I• a Ju•~.-. 74 1 '1 RCltHkOI A IJ I N!.Ul\llMI l ,,., Ul'>r or 1n, V\ 1tt Of Ult' ilhov• ndtt•tod Ol""< t·<Ji nt JI f. NEUMAN 7l~1 El Toro Rd . Sit 10) Et Toro, CA •1uo Puol•Sll~d o'"""'" co.hi O.t1l1 "'" h"'• JO atld July 1 14 11 1'11~ )•1• f\ Pl'RLIC NOTJC'E NOTICE INVITING SIDS Noto<~ 1• '1(·r• DY QIYPn IMI lllr (\o.ud ol Tru,1t1 ' of lltt: Co;'-1 C.mnl1' ... n11v I olleg(' O"lt1<I Of (Jr~nq1• County fo!'r~1Mllf.'1' rf'f.,rred lo d' lllP 0wfl('t W'l ll ra-cf'1ve up lo but not lat••r th.Jn, 1 00 PM Tllur\dt\V, J o ly 31, l~H "'"l<d brd' for "" .iw<1td of contrMI tnr ,,,. lurnlV11n9 and 1ns1all•t1on ol Mt-d•d r ent••' fl~ctronu. ~u1pn·wnt, tur~iturt11 t1nd f1.1Uurc., "'' GohJt•nwt"I C.ommun11y Colff'9' !wt" btO\ \11~11 Of>'"'' IYrd '" 1111' OI l·ce ol llw Pur<hd>1nq Aqenl, '"tit<. Ad n11n1\tr•llon Hu1td1nQ 1)10 A0dl'T1\ Ave Co~lil Me'" Orang~ Cou~ly, CAhlornt•, t\t\G \fl4111 be Opened Mld SJUbll~ly <tad <llOUO .II Ol~ .:JbO~ ~l.111.'d """ E o<n b~o mu">t contorm J nd b... ~oon\1ve lo lttt'\ 1nv1tclhnn, ttw-pfe)IU, ~·••tcthon~ ano dtl o''"-' oocunv-nh ompn\1nq lhf' perttnrnt contrdtt oocumf'nl\ Cop1f'~ 01 lh• Conlrac1 oorum.tnf\ (l'"' now on flf• dnd OC>P'f\ to uubhc 1n!tpip<hon 1n th• \aus ott~t""'! of tr'W! ~' C.op1f\ .,,e ""'1.tJt>t.P to QU<1lll1f'O E1tclrM11c 8•11<1•" "' ltw ,~,a "''"~.by d1-po\1t1nq \~ 00 for e4't h .... 1 l f'lfo <l('PO~•I will be reluncH!O Ot>ly 11 Ille ~t\ "'" r~turrieo tomp1e1t dnd 1n qutKI ona11111n w1tll•" ~ oa •' dller bio"""" t n, tllllO....,ino P'l'' ~on). d'r oo.ng """-• ...... , w RAl(ER CO .. lSI f ol\1 1/0t '>If'"' No I I (.O,lil Me._.., CA. 9lbll Jr t> htilt.er, 1071} P'!,CtilOOt C>t1""-'• N('wf)(lt I 0.·<1tl> C.•l•forn1a 92600 I<• ll'lr yn 6.; .. ,.,. 1010 Pe~r d<lor Orrvt N'""'00rt Bl.<t<h,Cal•lorrn.;97060 I"" bu•. In<'\ '' <onduct~d by d t)e'fK"tiil ourtnu\htp ICothryn B~ .... , lfH\ \fdlt.-n't'nl W('\~ ,.,j cl WtU\ thf\ ;o1~~~Y C.lerk of Orun~e C."""'Y an June F44490 .,ubl"l•Pd Ot,tnQ<• tM,1 Odlly f'tlot Jun~ ll,.lO, undJulv 1, 11, r I/\ 730>/~ PUBLIC NOTICE 811121 STATEME NT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME l N> lottowrng !><'''°" nas lll>dl>OOned ~ u~ of th~ t1chhous ou-.1oc "l.\.N~ OYNACRAfT PRllHINC. a t 3400 IRWIN AVE , STE IOJA, N EWPORT 8EAC.H CALIFORNIA The f1<11llOU\ bu:,uae\' n_,m p refen"!'d to ilbe>W' wa\ flllr ... r11, l~H -Fii!' FlllbO I. Ern< '' L • nuo,...n, 3400 ll"Wl11 A.,..., Str IU)A, Nc.,port B< ath CA T '"' t>u~1~)'> -.-*,., tonduttrd b1 .,., tn· O•Y•GU~I • r """•IL IC""d" 11 lrh\ ''""'"'"'""t w u". fil~O Wtlt't the rounly lltrlo. of 0fdl\Qe {uunlvon June 9 l•H F·lll60 f'uo ",.<l Or•n<~· l<><hl Dally P1101, J..,,c7J JO'""' July 1, ••. 191'.. 'J0!>.11 Pl'BLI(' NOTICE FICTITIOUS SUSI NEU NAME s.TATEME NT In•· 1011ow.n9 PE•son• are OOi"9 blr.•· n!) .. d 't BLACH CITY FABq1c.t.Toqs, 9S91 C,,1llln~~' Or • Hunl1n91on lleM.I\, CA '1?1>4o Tlte>r"a\ W Bannon. ~~91 Cail~' D<. Hu11hnglon Be.ten, CA. 9?1>46 Pdtrt«o June BaM10n, 9S91 Caitt> ~''Or Hunl•nqlon B••ch, CA. 9)~ Tl'U\ b1.a1nt\\ •S condutttd D'f' An •f'l· d iYIOUdl Polrtt1aJ Bannon Tl>e>ma\ w. Bannon 111" \ldl•menl """' l•I('(! 'W1tn I~ Courtly Cit•* of Oron!I<' C.ount1on.1 ... ,. 11 197S ...... , PvOI•~ or .. ~ COd\I Omly Ptlo4, Jun• 23 JO """July 1, u , 191> 71'.il-1 P UBLIC NOTICE Biiiot FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tn• loflow1ng """°"'are OO<ng blAI nt'\\ .v. T l•M l l 0. 1 IU North Euclld Slr..c•. An.itw.1m, Cahlorn1<197801 Tneooore J . Tka<fl. 19'M Po<1 Edwaro Cir<~. NtwPOrt ~"'"' CA •IQ """° , lillHlf and Md•~• lill\ Ro"d dtld Odn•tl M Pl'rhnutt~r, 36 Mh"on "-'rtorm•n<r Bono wlll be r~QUlrl'd Of IWy Ori v~, Coronolelel """'' CA.U7S ttf'Conlr<Klor '"ll'tl~d M.Hlon MtC.reevey, Jr., l~'MI Each bid ~hllll II(! mll<l<' out on llV' R•dlend\ We~tmrn~ler, CA. <>7683 ~orm Of PrOP0\4'1 " hOuno 1n t'"ch~I Tl'li\ l>v\lnt.'\\ ls conducieo n., " <ii S1>"<1f•ca11011' gpneral patlnrrshlp. LACI\ b•d \h<lll bt• d<lOmp/ln.M by., Theodor!' J. Tkdth ~rt1hed or c e1.,h1f'r \ ct-.ec" PdVttl>fe to lhi\ \tdlcmt-nl w tts filf!'d w.th the ""Owl'l'r or ,,111\let tory ll1d Aond In O>unlv Cl•rk of Or.anc;ie Co11nlyOt1 June '""or or Ill(> Ownn, race ul~O Dy 1114' l>id 4• l'l/) citr ••\e>r1nc.1pdt dnd d \tltt~f•<IOfVWtP· F4'4Jl Iv 1ompanv "' ~urrly, '" oln ""'"""'not Pvt>l1Shcd Oranoc Coa~I Oiilty Pilot, ~"~ lhan •~n P"•tl'nl 110 1 Qf lht' ll•CI J""~ 23. JO. dncl J ul t I 14 197~ 230l·H lt'lc-crw-c.-. or bin bond '""II bf' O• """ _.\ ' ' QUiHdt\IM" ll••t lhe b•t!dM w1llt.,•cut~ I The C.on1r .. u '' 11I>"a wMd"O10 ,,.,,.. '" 1 Pl'BLIC NOTICE Of'\form1tt \llli1tn tne Con1tact CJoru ,.,....,,~ .tnO woll provr~ ll°'f' ~u••lv booo or taorw:SS d\ ~ctft~d lhf'r~1n w•1h•n ,...,... <tty\ dlltf nolrl•Coll•on Of ll'lt' •word <11 ~con tr~ 110 lllt b1oa~r WAGE RATES Pu""'""' lo II>• Lolt»r CO()j• f1f ,,.... ~ .. te ol C•lllorn•ol, c...11101n•• llO•ldonq ·and Con\truc t•on l '"df'._ Council 8u1to1nq ""d Cf.'nstruc t1on ltJtJr- Count•I ot OranCI" (.l)yllty It-. '-l•d Qo..iro ot Ttu\h·f"\ h(l•, ~\.(• "f.11h"d tp,e ~r•t Of'Pvluhoq w~\Qtf• 'Ah! a~ pi r Ot....,, w<)9P~ for ""'fl er"" or lypP of .....c>t ktnf'n ~edf>d lo ,.,,r' uh lhr ton 1t11t<h wn1rh w ill br' ,...,,,iirc1i-d thP 'Ut <•~~ful bidder' itnd tht1 ,. prrw.l1l1nQ ,,.,,.._ tJtf" COf'll,.lnt·d 1n •it'1 '(•<~hf4 tion\ ddoot"'Ct bv lhf* kouro •• no Jr• "' 11\IKI bf>low Any <f•''''*' e.11nn '",.' ,rlr"ll1<tP1th•d ~~low 11-,te<J ··f'I·•*' bt PfHtS ,,, lh•1, ur cnt w&Qe rdtf\ •or ttl., rtPOl!Ctlhh trdttf- dnd cttt\~rf1C.dt1on 1n •lh<t with ,,,,. FICTITIOUS BUSINE~S NAMEST.a TEMENT T"" IC.110 .. oOg !><'I \On H<! dOing buloi nit \ .• H0t.0'>CllN OF ORAl>.C. E COVN· TV, b10 N'wPOrl Cenltr Dtt...,, Sun• 8'b, Nt w11<>rt b~etn Cal1fnrn1.,fi7'°4) M1<flilel P.ilrick Holler...,, 1' Se• l•I• Crt•"· Lono B•ath C.tltlo1,..,. 90803 Tn""'"' L Brrnn .. n. lsS<J RV\<1111\0 ~nd'l '>-tn M.<rino, C;1111or"'" Q11os Tl\1 .. bu\tnf \\ ·~ <Ondut.ted by ., f 9l"f"te"r .. J P•Hfn"'t\htO. Mtln-t-1 Patt1(k tiOl~ ... r.m Tl\1\ \lal~menl w.os l•ll'd wllh ,,.. County C. '"'k ol OranQ«> C.oun11~11 1q1) F441W PuOf •\ltrO OranC><' C.oast o .. 11v P1k11 J""el6 13.JO,July/, l~I) n...,.,., 1 ribOve lt'>l,.d r rdd• (• C.u unt 1f\ It .')(I"</ • PUBLIC NOTICE rdlt'"'\ lt\tMI t>fal<;w .irt• not ' urrf'nt or ,tff\ ------------- ' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEME NT rf>vt~ by tttl'M>t ar~r~Pm~nt~ dur•no """ b.odtng hnte or" on• lt1.trt1on t•Mf·, --urn P¥1?.lnn\ )f\alf ~ ron\1f1t"rf'>d" o.1rt ot t~ b<>low '"'"d '"'" Any llf'<illlt ~tfttrP, v•ca1•on. prf"trnof1tm 0' otht'r l)Mvolll' )"-Jtl I)<• 1n ddd•llM 10 ,,,., bl>ll>W h~lf'd .. ~oe ~c•t,., Apor~nt 1c..., """"bl! ""''°'or..a in <on•orrn•t1 '"''" ~hon 1111 )of lflt' Ol1lornl• L.ii>t>< (.orlrf'nht,. It HoflU*H nntrttetor' or \ub<.onltAllOt .. moeov .. 1nq tr~\l"l'W'n 1n dny "PP'' nt1tf'lo\htO TN' follow1n<1 person rs dOtng bu\f. N'\\~ P IL E NT ERPRISES, HIO Clf'<;N>rn. !>dnla Ana, CA. 97704 Wlflli!M E. unters, ISlO Oe<}hom, San1a Ana, CA 9171M Tll1• bu\1nen rs <.ond~ltd by 1111 lfl. d1"1(khtl. Wlll••m E C•"IC'" Tfl1 ''•'•"'""' .... , ftl~ wllh 1W' C.OUfttV Cl••• o' Orangt C.Ou,.t; 011 J-h I~/\ Oft-"°" l o "l>OIV lo ·~· .. l'C>' ..... hl.. F4SllJ t')<nl "P<I" nit< Hll•D • orn , .. ,.. IO< " Put.lo\t\f'O 0tdn9t C041>1 0•11, Piiot, •nol .. ,,. n l "P<l'"""I .lnn 11 .. nq '"" J,,,,.. .,, .tno July 1, 14, 71, 19H 2J7'./\ r•• •O ot "Onr,.nli< •-. to 1vur,...11-vn• n tJV1 on ""'controlf-n1tr•·\,,10 oroor•m\ (Cf't,.,.,Of" P UBLIC NOTICE _, \uO<.onl••• 10" \naft "'"° ton.oty F ICTITIOUS •USI NESS Wllfl S.-tlt"" 11110 ... 1n .. ""'P'"Y"• nt NAME. STATE-..iENT ot •POt@nh cet. I or 1ntorm14110n , ,.. fn• ·~~w1n9 per1.0n h OOU"'l bu'\• ••t•vt' 10 aoCW"•"' ,,,.,..,,p '\t"ndftrr'I r C;iitt ,...,," l~I Oirt'rtor ot tt>Clu\ln•I R<-1 .. 1,...,. HOT DOC. ON A '>1 ICK, I.A s-. F , .. nr l\Co '""'orn1 ... M IJIYl\"'" HA(IRA, No 30 F ~Sll•an SQUtWf!, L .. of Apprf'nl 1< •\l"P Sl•nd11rd\ t>ronrl\ t>f H"b''°'· C.A '''"' Arnold Aoy Merrrotl, 7300 nrd~. Ov•,.l•m• 'hAll h,. ""'t'f fnt ~woor1H,.•<h,CA.97MIO -·"-'°'" .. " ,.,,. ..... 011,,..,._,.w fll1\ bus•,,.,..~ I\ tonauctr<t 11y-1n CW'l''S -·•"""al '"" r.tl• of o..,..,,,.,.. dmoual IOI' 1,.c, .. 111nvnlvf'n Arnold A. M•n1011 HOlr<lolY'• \f\All ..... ·'" OOhelel~ ... Thr' ~'"'""'Ill .... , flllld W!lh ,,.. OQnlttt .tq~fMflf •PPllC.Of(• 10 tr. P¥1orUlar ,S, lOS. <• eft, <••tsll•c '"'°"or typoo of wonmitt> Alln ~-4ton llW P•O!O!C' Pvb11)111)d Ortflge Cont Oelty Pllo(, 11 "'811 tit m.ndnlory upOt> Ille Qin. h.,• lO.•nd July 7, 14, 2t, 1975 U7S./5 tredW • -m • fonlre<:I 1, ,._,.did .,......,..11 tuCKontre<to•• ..... him, .., IMY "°' In• tNtn ~1110 .,,..~111""1 r ~"' ..i ,_, dlf'm ••Of\ to •II WOl'll......, ~ In '"" oecut!O<\ of 1111 cono ,,.,, 11.E.CTltlC AL I H ourrv A•lf'l "°' .... "" 5ouf\d ,,., hfl•<••ft "" t11. JOU'"•Y T"~h n1t t•n 1$11.tOI U•Pt:NTaY C•rpo-nlrr P..o.~ t~ .. I (;¥pe111,.r Jour"""""'" -" .... Ii. Owf'•f r~•YP\ IM l)ll•fll"'O' of ~,_ lir>u .,,y ""° ••I !><II\ l)f 10 "'°"•" • .n .. 1rr11Qul•ttl1•'\ Ot U\fOHO.e"t... tft •"Y D•tl 01 •n lhr hlfldlfl'l I "" (,,.,,,,.. tot ,, .... ' f"W'tf .... ,,.,.,.,.,, hf\ htd .,,, .. QP-tMCI M ·~ 0 4 y\ "f'(J'#fnQ ,,,,.. "'' .. nf _,1nqnfl>tfh llOl'ltOOI T •us Tr,.., r o.•• C.ommun•lr (nll;"'° PUBLIC NonCE STATIMaMTOf'WITHOltAWAI. P•OM PA•TN .. ISHl .. O .. a lV.TlllO UNOa• f'ICTITIOUS aU,lflllU MAlllE T1-follow1119 !Nt'IOfl ,,., wfllldr'- •\ • 9t"•r•I P•rllltr from t,... l)<lltlMr\l\lp OClff•tino undtr tt. tic· l1llOU\ bu,IMU l'ltfl'lt of• 0£\IG~ PA,_TNElt\ OESIGN .. ARTNEAS, INTEltNATIONAL THE !>MANNON H OLLIDAY COM PA HY •I 1411 Me(AflPlur Blvd NtwPort Buch. C..tlfOf'lt.a.,11&() r"• '"' ''"°"' °""''N ,, nAft• \.1.,... -Ill IOr ''" ,.,,,,.,.,,,,p -·~ "'" °" J¥1 1. ,.,, lfl ,,.. (.C>Vnty Of 0r""llt I llt No J'lt)9 I vii Nt,._. et>d Add~U of IM Ptr<Ofl WtlllO•••ll'IO o'""""'°'.,...c,,.,.,., (6 t•~w. C•Hforn1• NQrm.tfl ( WthOll J ANI(( SHANN01f, 'J11 ~ ... ,,.,.,.,Of llw J o""'· HIMlll'l4ton """' h, tA . ., ... '"'"'"of TrUit••, St~ J.ANICt t.H.ANNON IV'I l!Jl flt l~l) 7 U()p '" ,..,... l'uCil•""'o& Or•JIQC Cont 1H1lr "'""• ~l"-d Ot-eo.,, Delly Plltt. .Jiii•'• , .. 1~n l.~n .-,.,o,..,,,..,,, 1u1.•t1s '4t>JS 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I .E D 6 4 2 • 5 6. 7 8 ... ... . .... ' . .. . ........ -., ... , .......... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . ,.. ................ __ ,.~·--~ ... ~ ... --------------------------------------------------..... ~------------. .... ,.,....... • .. 1000."" ltflloh • • 3000 46'9 11/tintu, ~11-i & The Bluest Marketplace on the Orqe COllt ·DAILY . PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS l~'""'"'' P1..,.rotlq/1 Mt<thondn• 8ouh & .Molww l~I .. 700011'9 '°°°'°" , Mon&lol • jl)()O '°'' "'-'< .................... .. ~ .. 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Rerirar unit ts n large bedroom with modern kitchen, hui:c <.'n t~r lul11 ... rs livinl:: room with slltJ.1ng glass w~tll to pr1'vate courtyard Owners un11 1-; u brnJthtaking world vi clcganct.• Gourme t kitchen feature:. a ;m island bur for cookin~. !>t'r\'lng & t•ntertaantn~ Enorrnoui; h\ ini.: room with 20' ceilaoi.: & lei' wall of g lass lor uno!):,irucled view. Stairs s weep to r e trea l th at. overlooks llvtng room & has ~· s unde ck adJ01ning h ideaway master & guest s uites. Ownl'r mu:.t sacrifice. Full pm:e only S85.000. Call 963 7~1. * CLOSEOUT* at PAC~ETJIR!S-RANCHWOOB in Lake Forest OHL Y 3 HOMES + MODELS. l•ft. Up):!radect C'arpcts. oven/range. front lanrlsC'aping. sprinklers & rear yard f ent i ng . From $44.950 . Good t·onvcnt1on~d f'11wncing Call sales offict> Bcing.rt!l11odclcd ~ cWilUlll 5 lHt 5 Ba. l>.500 sq. ft . hom c on po111t, pool, doc:k. Hcautifully dcrorull'<l 5 BH. 41h ba ., paneling, 3 frpks. Boul slip. ~60,000. 1'1ublish•r'1 Notice: All n·ul es tale OO\l·rtu,l..'tl 11\ ~his n eW!>flUJ.)l'r I!> sub Jl'Cl to lhe Ft.'<.11•1·a1 Fair Housin~ A1·t 111 t!ltH! which ?nukes 1t 1lle~al to advl..'rl1l>c "..iny prt' forence, It mit.1t1on. ur d 1scrimat1on based 011 r ace. color, reh~100, sex, or national on~m. or an inte ntion to make any suc h preference, llmita· lion, or di:o.cruninat11111." T his newspaper will nol knowingly ac,·ept any advertis ing for r eal estate which is in viola· t1on of the law . Houses for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS TOWNHOME 8cnut1ful rrrrnlly rl'· dl'COr<1tcd 3 lilt l'lld ljmt with 11 ear.1Jy l'onl & Clubhous e , ovcrst.ted ma~tcr bedroom and mghl light view. ~.500. Call 1;.H·i:!l l uPfN II( 9 •H S IVN f\1111 N~ (I • J-JIHllMI IEST BARGAIN JN ALL COSTA MJ-:.'i,\ 1 lar~e it bedroom. <! halh un oversized Mesa Vert.II..' corner Jot. TcnanL., muv· mg. out of town owner desires imm1.."<itate sale. Needs some pa111t ant.II TLC bul chc<·k this pri· cc ... (only $47.SOOl. First l time adverusc<l, hurry! 1 Call 546-5880 I ' ~~HERITAGE Cu!'ltt>m 5 HH. I Im . \'1t'\\'. 80 ft on lngoon. Boal-slip ~!15.000 7 I 4: 581 -2444 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay~r<.lt.• 011vt· N B 6 7~ 6161 1002 G.-ral 1002 1002 G...a., •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ····;·;~:·;~·~·~···· .... i.Ac Haoi ..... 1·--o-c·e-A·N-v-1E·w---1 GNffal 1002 G....,-al WATERFRONT PARADISE H<'nl onl'. lnl' in thr POOL 81:.•cH 01twr. :! homl·s on 11 • with pier&slh>. • m;A l•)t :; l.ocatl•d 111 Wc:;t Completely remodl..'led in $ 19 000 & oul. Load:; of xtras! ' NCWl'•Jrl. :! Bdrm • i P icture perlt!Cl in cot 11 a t h 1'> w 1 I h I J! c . ~l~A~OIS RIE: ALTY la~e styling. Low main· playroom. Wl'l u.1r. \a· ~ lenance. Just enjoy II'" cant & rl•:11Jy to moH· 111 675-6670 ing. Large rooms .. \II :! Ut.lrm . l IJa .. frpll·. built·in uppliances. Din· p<1l10. 11.'asl·d al ~00 Pl'r in g arc•a. Cozy li\'ing month. <.:1111 fnr Hl'l>'t . room. Pool aml rl·crca P nt·NI al ::;13~.uoo ,jJ tion facit1hti1:s only ~teps OCEANFRONT away. Term s for 1''11A. 4 -PLEX <.:all today 8-12·253.1. I 11'1 N fll 9 • II I UN IP r•r l~'f I ' [il416~IMI <I l"urn1s hl•d I hdrrn. a p l !-. • (; '' r ;1 g l',, & l..l:ilcona•,, Summer, w111lcr n.•11tJb. 0\\ ner wall trudc. l'ncet.l at DOM'TREHT AMDAAVE BUY AND SAVE!!! • $32,500 Exdust\'c listing on J :! Hit i'-l''''IJOl'l \'1sta homt· F11rnnc111g ·~ great \\llh an a~sumuhle VA lo~m al 7', 111tt•1'1'!>l. J\wl owne r wd l help. A grl•at slarter hu11w in a family l'onl· munlly ju:.l n11nulc!> 10 uc;1eh. Call .>IG·2Jl3 fo'l 1h!ta1b. ( \,.tN ,., IJ " ,, ~, '''"" l0f\l fl~{t ' [ \82 IH!itl IN BE/\UT l l"UL S JIOR~CL J l<'FS -Jn. l l!rcsl1n~ "~µht-level " with u cam ceilings, paneling, private beach. $110,000. ________ , $135.000 673-366:1 ~1 Ix !•ii3 ~;\'t•:------------ RARE AND associated BRO KER 5-R E Al TORS l U1', IN B.,lbo., &'I l1>1>l c~~!J?~!t 4H~!mio~Sm •. • REALTORS .... ~--------·1 675-5511 Cote of Newport Realtors 2515 K <.:o:i!>l Hwy Corona dcl Mar_ PA RENTS RETREAT Scµaruled li v1 n i? (1uartcrs makl! this hOgti two·slorv 1d,:al for 111· IJW!> .. \l~-.o. game room "1lh upholsll'l'l'd hoolh. Family fun bal'k y;.ird Ill· due.Jc:. hoal 1-::ite, shur- f I c bo u r d, ~ p a l1os. w:1terfall ;.1n1l heated & f1ll en:d pool. ~.000. full prirc. Cl\ LL !11)2·7180 Super clea n and sharp-4 bedroom with family room, dming. brl!akfast nook, over~1zed 11\.ing room, fireplace, ullns, ::.hag carpels, \'inyl floors & cust.orn dra~s. Lcx:al ed on quiel street near S<:hools and park 01 · fcrcd at ~-1 .H:l'll. """as· s urnablo 5' ''"' (.;J luun. Call 540·1151 UNIVERSITY PARK SPARKLER 1 cu~tom home in secluded ~c<·t1u n of N<'wport ll<:ights. This beam1..'<i ceiling home realures l'•Jppcr plumbing. $39,900 NO DOWN IRVIHE Fine I r\'I nc local 1011. U1g lum1ly of 6 wanl" oul! Wal I :.ell NO DOWN PJ\YM.1-;!'t'l' to quahf1cd vl'leran. Needs some l4:ndcr care. Fullv air conJ 1l1oned. Calh~dral ceiling Ii ving roC1m. Jlugc flnpla1'1" 1\11 tiled ~arc.Jen k 1tehl'n Larj!e rnasll'r ~uite. ~lirmred wardrobe. L<1rge pall!> 1-'ully !>pnnklt.:rt'Ci yartl. Take ud\·antal-(c -~II 75:! \700 lo<l:.1.,.·. LOWEST fRICE in Bi9 Canyon Ueaul1 I u I ly lambcapetJ. 'IC\\'. Oover, 2 bcdro0m~ & den. Owner an\IOU!>. Asking $1 1!1,jOO. VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644•6056 ------ LA CUESTA 2STY-41DR ASSUME $32,500 ~eglected :! :-.tor y . ti bedroom · walk to lhl• beach. Spauous 1lv1ng ;ind formal 111n1ng rooms. Separate con· v~rt1bl c den. t:1ga11t1c family room with roar mg couratry lircplaet• Separ atc children & ma~tcr :-.u1ks. St.·clurtl•ll /.! r I) u 11 ti s . c h i Id :, il re street. He llr..t to Sl't.: Jl. l'all 9tt3·6ilii j •"-~ f119 • ,. ,11'1i01t'l #'\jh t . THE REAL ESTATERS 4 + fAMJLY Nu t to ... _. POOL, PARK & TENNIS \\1th prol1.·ss1unal lJndsl'Jl>l'. air t«1ml. and now reduteo 10 only £18,500. t:Jll t>i.!-7:!1 I • K€Y R€ALTORsil live on t~ Mesa EnJ<>Y serenely 111 pre· ~ll~aou!> Mc!>a Verde. L:p. g radt•d c!.>pcc1ally for )OU, 3 BR home, private yard ofl of ma~ll'r b e li r o o m . J o ,. c I y backyart.l and lanu1 Of- krcd at $.'.>ll.OUO ~UPE RU f-fO MES 33411 Campus N 8 549·16SS ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS STARTER HOME $29,950 Ket!p an w.,. loan. Cozy t·olla~c. white picket fence. l<nom !11r large 'V('gctat.il ... · g~ll'Ul'U, H :.! ~Orlt!t.l . ~cl slurtcd. To see. call 6 11i·7171. Must he t'\ 1x·r1c11t·l•d to bl' bl•h1·\'l'ri. 1\ 3+ Fam. home with ,1 IJntastlt' por~nls l'l'lrt•at :.tddcd to lht:! mUSkr Ucril'll0"1 Cl.It' cond & ;i yard l~rgt.: e nough lor :.mall 1)()()1. Bright. dwel') anrl ml· orf(1I. 0\'l'I' :.~IOU 1->q. ft. Now n •flu<·l·d to only $59,900. C.111GI1·7211 ~ . ' . ~~~ ~~- PE M 1 NS UL A DUPLEX • •"11119 • •' '' 11 ro81 N-<• • Beaut1lul dt•luxe duph"I: [ ®",·=:.:. i rn g r<.•at lleat·h locallon <.:u:-.tom hu11L -:llxlrm ;md Preview Daily 1·5 1 COME SEf:! ! Large lie:· 2 bath unit~. WJlk to L11to :-.hopp111i.: .111:1 .IJnl ::.t Opt•n Tuc:-.d,1) I " Call 675-7225 Eastside Charmer tac hed r um11us room (All US •Of' A lillE'f llT•litAf( O• YAW f 1>t0 cludc<l valios ore masler bedroom & din- in~ rovm. Hoal&campcr :,loral!I.! and much mort:! Call I or <lel.111:.. 640-6161 eE7 COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. CM Condo $32,500 buys this 3 bedroom, 2 Llath Townhouse with pool. Mo\'c io jw.t in lime tor :o.ummcr pleusurc. Grt!at Ea:.tsidc location near occ_ 642-5200 j PETE ' BARRITT \>~. REALTY ---~ Convcn1cnl lo Sl'hools & w /ba.lh & fpk · Plus 3 µubl1c t rans porta tion. bedrooms, comple tely FAMILY HOME ' Spacious 3 lx.>droom. 2 r c f u r b i s h c d. J g e CO E bath with lol'> of extras wa rdro be closets. lav rm, PLUS IN M \·.\I J~E)' HEAl :l'Y A BERG f NT[RPRtSES CO including u ~ed brick dining area, top-grade _ _ _ CORONA DEL MAR,. V , • f1replncc. covered patio shag crpts & drps. Boal RESORT LIVING Al most new. Custorr4 _ and garage duor opcnl'r . or lrailer gate on alley. New 2B H Zba O\Cl'IOOk· uwlt fur µrest'nl owncr1 ----------•I S Good financing avail. F1 \'I.' lieu room homu, 'ec lhis new lis ting. lOSBroadway,CM an~manna&oc·can.wct 'l'\\t> blotks lrom lho 2 STORY FORMAL DINE POOL $32,500 Winding pathway to tree rlustered 2 story entry. 1-'ormal d1nang room . Gourmel patio kitchen l;'li CLUDES REl"HIG- E ll AT OH! Giant :-.ecluded master i.wte. Walk 1n closet. EXTRA 1.INE:IJ STORAGE. lh er:-.1£cd ::.cwinJ:! & laun dry room. WJ\SHEH & l>HYEH J~<.:L U Dl-:0 ~ llu izc premium lot Olymµ1c pool & basket- ball court included 111 a!> 1:>oc1ution . Anx.100.:. !>dlc:r S JV:O. SUliM I TO~ YOUH TEHMS ! Full price ~:$:!.~00. fl rt lnl' Jl'Vll\I' 11 r <' a . C a 11 I 11 ti a y i 52· l 700. DPIN '"?. 111 •llN '"t.f NI(/' [®:IHll!I FREEDOM HOME Nattonal A'>t•nuc. 4 bedroom. 2 IJut h "1th large corner lot and \'A no down terms' Who":i; hr~t on the fourth., $35,950 ~~i~~ -ANYTIME W.IAYAVE. L.arge 4 & 2 BR. duplex Sun 1 lbly priced ut $112.000 CALL 675-7060 HEWPOlT SHORES 2 Pools, tennis ct., play area, clubhou!\" Very :;harp 3 Bit., 2 b:nhs. SS2.500 CALLSSMIOO lalboa lay PNp. Re.aton Oc.·ran~1dc/Carli1bad H 1': ContGC'l ftuh crt S hap11rd, Rulto r. 603 Michigun1 Occ1rn!!ldl'. 12'l1623 . WESTCLIFF won 'l l usl long!! at 6_16_392".ev .. 5673 .••• -,7 har, ·Jacuzzi. full secu1i · bi..•ai·h. Separate dining R •.._.CH ~11 .900. Call 54tHl51. 0 ~ "v t W II l J 1 Af"'I y. 1 ra• c, cal'te Op· ruo111 p lus s pacious fam1: 4 BDR-POOL t1un. conlral·l...~>!.51.IU I\ room. Two Ut'tlroom HAL PIMCHIN re ntal rn rear uml. C~tll s I 03,000 IH:AL'l'OHS tii:!·li.>50. Spectacuiar entry to -----------2727 E . Coa:;l ll~y ci·•u111 q·lfSrt.J11toerNn' lormal Jiving and ban· 1----------•1 675·4392 1 ~ I (;~~tr:;,'!~ g~~~;;k~~h':;~: 4C~e~~!~~~A b~~~ 2 INVEST $4.250 l!Jvc !>Omcth111i! to M·ll'! -~, • .,..,'..·';ll~PJHW F1c:.la l>t.te rumpus room story townhouse. Tht::. DINING ROOM Class1f1ctl adsdo1twcll. . ----····-~ with ba r . Secluded secluded e11t.1 unit front:> SE TS 12 master and childre n:-. on a plushly land!.c;i~ , A _ . . GHer al I 002 Geaeral I 00.Z suites. Lush qwel 1-(artlen 11 m a 11. The rnmmunit} Step down lo l • x lU fam1-•••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\ilh sparklin~pondsant.l PoOIS and cluuhousc arc ly room Y.armcd IJy rushing walcrf:i,11~.Aun ! c r ackling r1replacc ~ a shor, :-troll <i w uy . o .1 I " l'r1 ced al a modes t · r I r 1 c1 u e ~" 1 mm c r ,.,.1 1 verSIZl'u l\lllg room 11arad1~... r "•II tud", le' g1\ cs l'l' 1 ng o open-~~ vu u_, " ~!:l.000. With favorable Al . I 11rc\'il'w ~ 963·1ii(,i ness. ll'r or1gma 1n fif'Cf.J 11j ·~ • I 1 .. , U '' r • THE REAL ESTATERS * * * * Troy Welch 16322 Del Mar lane Huntlnqton hach You are iho wrnncr of TWO FREE TICKETS ($11 Value) lo the OL Y SUPERIOWL MOTOCROSS Friday, .July Uith al lh{· L.A . COLISEUM Please call 64:! :>678. e'\I 333 to claim yuur l1tkcts C Norlh · Cou Illy tnll frc1..• number is 540-1:!!0 > • * .. * * BEACH RETREAT 31R+FAMRM $39,900 Peaceful cver11nf(s oJ rollin g i.urf, t:f"f'lllc ocean breezes a nd :-.way1111£ palms. lluys filled with su n s h in v a nJ i.andcasUeR l A vacuU<in paradise In this ramblln1t 3 BDRM with Tahitian family room . llt•t1remcnt torte11 sal~! Try $3900 total down with low mo payments! 8n11g un ol fer. 817·~10. O#'fN Ill 9 •JI\ fl.JN fl) ti l't' I• [~llJll private fananClllf.! i1\'a1la· \Ci.lmcrll ol ::.1.250, "OU file CALL ~ow · 5.56·2G60 .1 w1 II he s u rpnscd w1lh "=SELECT low mt>nthly pa) menb. T'PROPERTIES , l'o set'.callull;;1;1. SPLASH!· ))w1m while the gurdcncr d o e s t,h e w o r k . 2 llt:droom, 2 bath. lovely <.:o ndo. Only $19,950. Agent ii39-83ll . <....'Ptf.ltll Y• u11r lfi('lf('f• [~lfi&Hid NEWPORT WA TERFftOHT PJER & 2 SLIPS, 3 Spacious bdrms, 3 bths, 2 ___________ , frp l cs , s umptuou s VIEW ESTATE OCEAH & LIGHTS IARGAIN $44,900 Hust1c ch.trm abounds in th•!> unique beach estate. Circular dnvt'. !luge hv· 1ng room with drumuUc l'l1rncr lo~ bu rn 1n~ ltreplucc + brcathtakmi< view ihrough WALi. Ol- GLASS <.:ou rm et kitchen & dine. S<.oµor:lle wing for h id l'uwuy m uster suite with a view + c hlldrens & guest suite!f. llurry for lhis on- r1· In u lifetime dream homc--nl u BARGAIN pr1ccl Call OOJ.7881. O('IN"' 9 ." s llJN 101'/ NK(' [~ISIUI ~~:!'1!w!!l g rounds a nd gardens. Live on the water for on· ly $132,500. PRESTIGE HOMES R.altors 645-.6646 11AIANDOHED11 ARTIST CHALET $42,900 Seclut.led drt\'Ctowoo<led g r ound s. ENT~H I\ WORLD OF GLASS ANO SU NSJII NE. Spaefl)us gourm et ~ardcn kit1·hcn serves truly unique in· door·ouldoor h ,·int: nnd d ining a reas. Unui;ual s tai rcase to hidde n ar ti sts s u ilc and <'hi ldrcns quart er!\. PRlVATE STUUIO. Bcnuuru1 gr0tmds. Walk to beach. COLOH TlllS HOM t:; YOU HS! Cull 963-6767. lll'INlf?•l/S fUNfOlllN>rl•' [~fiill 4 Br, 4 Ba &Gallery 2fl replac~.wt'tlhlr *CA.SH* Ooluxe kitchen FOR ANY HOME!! 1-'ull NOTICE Pier for yichll4'GO' appruu.ed value paid You may t!IOc:l th 1-'rce home evaluation. how D»lly Pilot Cla111 r1nli hlna touch~. 1f1ed ads d1spl»y their 175.4~ hack puyment.s OK. Call messag1•11 with lcg1bllll)' ~!!!!!~•'!!!!'!!!!~~~a~.n~y~tl~rn~c~9~k~r~542~·~387~6~ 11nd Impact? Our 1.1ds, wt' f- are pruud to soy, r ally Have l90m•th1ng you ~l .:c:t. r esult s. Phone &.o H UTClassiJledacbldoSElL Idle items with a 642-5871. (t. well. 142·56'1'& Dally P ilot Cluslrlcd Ad. ma en ab I Irvine realty MOST HEW CONDOMINIUM W /35' SLIP A gr eat value at ONLY $86.500 fee. 3 spacious bedrooms, 21h baths - immaculate in every way! A great opportunity for full-time occupancy or weekend owners -or unit in vestment. Clint Mose~ 642·8235. (J 63) llG CANYON -POOL & JACUXIJ. Hi g hl y up g rad ed Plan 1 (5 bedroom ) Broad moor . Professi on al l y 'decorat e d & landscaped. $184.900. Tum Queen 644 ·6200. ( .J li4 ) OHE OF THE TOP IO! A 4 bedroom Palermo model w/no expense spared on wall & floor coverin~s. VI EW from upstairs bedroom. One of the best streets in Ha rbor View Homes. $95,900. Carl Butler 642-8235. (Jf~5) IEAUTIFUL DOVst SHORES. An uns urpassed value at $1871000 on fee land ! 4 bedroomc;, family room, dinin~ room , 31':.? baths , pool & fabulou s VIEW. Clint Moses 642·8235. (J 12) VIEW LOT -ooya SHOllES. Fee 1and Galaxy Dr. -approx. 78x174x92x 147. Build a pride o( ownership home on this beautiful piece of land.,687,500. Amy Gaston 642·~15. (J66) 642-IJlS 644--6100 tOI Doll•1 o,,.., tM4 MMAlll\ut ~ IHCI\, C.hl0<<tt.1 tUU ' I t l • I ' I I I Orange Coast· • I EDITION VOL. 68, NO. 188 2 SE£!10NS, 26 PAGES MONDAY, JULY 7, 1975 Today's Closin ' .Y. Stocks c TEN CENTS -Witness ~J.£ing~rS )Bertolin9 • In Trial By TOM BARLEY ' OfU..Dall'r,.li.e ..... A prosecution witness today identified defendant James Bertolino as the man who told h1m durin1 a meeting in a Tustin coffee shop three years ago that ne needed volunteers to work on Orange county assessor Andrew * * * f allerga Case Hit B y Delay Orange County Assessor Jack \'allerga will have U> wait at least five days before he can make travel arrangements for his trial in another county on charges of gr a nd theft, misap- propriation of public funds and conflict of interest. Superior Court Judge Everett W. Dickey told Vallerga and bis l<iwyers today that the California Judicial Council has not been able a t such short notice to com· pile a list of counties that can handle the trial. Judge Dickey gran•~d a change of venue from Orange County las t Friday after Vallerga's lawyers successfully argued th a t th eir client's chances of a fair trial in this area were virtually nil. It was aq~ued that Vallerga had s uffered by the wave of publicity that followed the indict· 1T1ent by the Gr a nd Jury of nine assessor's aides, Vallerga and Congressman Andrew Hinshaw. Judge Dickey ordered lawyers for both s ides to return to his c-ourtroom Friday for what he hopes will be a decision by the judicial council on the site of the Vallerga trial. The judge commented last Fri· day that it will t ake at least two weeks Crom the time o( that de· cision to the date that the trial commences. Police S tzuly Fingerprims Of Dead Man Coroner's deputies today were examining fingerprints taken from the corpse of a man found Sunday in Costa Mesa, under a tree. They s aid the man had been dead perhaps as long as five weeks . The remains were listed as John Doe pending analysis of the fingerprints. but Costa Mesa police said today they suspect lbey know the man's identity. He is described as having been in his late 20s at the time of de· ath. There was no evidence of foul play found on or around the body. Detective Lt. George Lorton said the corpse was found simply sitting beneath a tree in a field at West 17th Street and Whittier Avenue. To all outward appearances. investigators said, the victim could have s imply sat down to en· joy the view and fallen asleep. Coroner 's deputies were plan- 11ing toxicological tests to de- termine whether the death could have been drug-related. Police were called to the scene about 2:40 p.m. Sunday by pro- perty owner James Ikeda. 49, of 1709 Whittier Ave., who had been working on the adjacent pro- perty. CAMPER SOLD JN FO UR DAYS "The ad produced many. many c<1lls. We sold the camper in only 'four days. I'm very pleased." That's the advertising auccass ,;tory told 'by a Dana Point woman after s he placed tb.1J ad in the Daily Pilot: '73 24 • Pace Arrow. Generator, roof air. tape deck, 13,000 ml. $13.250 new, take ov~r pymt.I. XX·XXXX. tr you have a recreational vehl· ele to sell, call 642·56'18. We make n easy to put a f ow words lO woric fl>r you, in the DaUy Pilot. Hinshaw's congrenional cam- paign. Assessor's aide Carlos CaJa testified in lbe Orange County Superior Court trlal of Bertolino, 52, of 2'116 Via Madrugada, Mis· sion Viejo. that be refused at that time tt> work for Hinshaw. Cala said he later changed his mind when the r esulting at- moephere in the assessor's office U>wards those who did not volun- teer convinced him that it would be preferable to work for the Hinshaw campaign. Cala testified that be then ad· vised assistant a ssesSOI' George Upton tl:iat he wished U> volunt.P.er for duty at Hins haw's campaign headquarters. The witness also testified that he worked for the Hinshaw cam· paign on a daily basis and was · paid overtime approved by Up· U>n on a number of occasions. Bertolino is being tried on ch<1rges of conspiracy and granu theft contained in a Grand Jury indictment. Five of six assessor's employes named with Be rtolino in that in- dictment have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. They will be sen· tenced on various dates this monlh l>y Judge Walter Smith. Hinshaw and assessor J ack Vallerga have been indicted on the same charges and for further alleged criminal offenses com· matted while Hinshaw served as asse::.::.or and Vallerga ;.is his n ght hand man. Gas Row Flares $1 a Gallon? Leaders Differ WASHJ NGTON ((\P ) -Presi- dent Ford and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield clashed today over whether the price of gasoline would climb to $1 a gallon. · Mansfield told reporte rs he feared gasoline would cost $1 a gallon by the end of the year. But White H ouse press secretary Ron Nessen said the President "sees no indication that il would go that high." Man s fi e ld, a M o ntana Democrat, said gasoline would cost $1 a gall on if oil·producing countries put in to e ffect * * * Gas Boost Hearings Promised Bicentennial Beauty WASHINGTON <UPI> -While holiday vacationers were paying three cents a gallon more for gasoline, two senaU>rs promised hearings within two weeks to find out why gas producers hiked prices just in time to catch the summer travel rus h. UCI coed Karen Hencken, a s ummer lifeguard at the Newporter Inn, helps hoist the Newport Beach inn's new Flag. The 8X12-foot F1ag is a replica of the Flag used Aug. 16, 1777, by the Green Mountain Boys at the Battle of Bennington, Vt. Known as the Bennington Flag, it is ~aid to be the forerunner of the· Stars and Stripes that U.S. National Flag was patterned after, but Flag his· torians doubt il. In any event, it is the official Bicenten· nial Flag. Sens. Henry Jackson. lD~ Wash.), and Ad lai Stevenson, CD· Ill.), said Sunday "the public has a right to know a nd the Congress has a responsibility to find out how this massive Fourth of July squeeze play on the consumer took place." J ackson is c hairman of the Senate investigations s ubcom· mittee. Stevenson heads an oil and gas production subcommit· tee. They said j oint hearings would be held "within two weeks" on r easons behind the sudden jump al t he pump. Mesa Boy Critical After Bike Smashup Ralph Nader. meanwhile, charged that ''the public is being misled by oil industry and Ford administration explanations of the summer vacation time in· creases in the price of gasoline." A youth whose minibike crashed into a chajn barricade on the Orange Coast College cam- pus Thursday in Costa Mesa, in· flicting grave head injuries, was still fighting for bis life today. Donald W. Bohnsack, 11 , of 1250 Adams Ave., was listed in critical condition at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Police helicopter observer of· ficer Dave Ketchum cradled the injured youth daring a flight from the accident scene to the hospital, giving him mouth-lo· mouth r esuscitation which restored his breathing. Anothe r accident victim. Bharat Bhashan Mahajan, 29, of 635 Baker St., Costa Mesa, was Grov e Woman Tapes Ple a: 'Free My Son' By the Associated Press The mother of the American student still being held hostage by Marxist guerrillas in Zaire has taped an appeal to the rebels U> free her s on. Mittie Smith of Garden Grove recorded the message Sunday and it was later sent to Dar es Salaam; Tanzania, by jet to be translated and passed on to the revolutionary Popular Revolu· tionary Party. Her son, Stephen Smith, 22, a student at ·sianrord University, was OQe of four young people kid· naped May 19 from a remote re- search station on Lake Tanganyika, between Taruanla and Zaire. "You must know how much an,W•h you'n caused us since May 19.'' Jrrw. SD)ith said ln the mesS&P. ta~ by a ieportet at her borne. "Steve's dad and l are just bard-working people. My husband works oO the docks un- <See MOTHE•. Pase .U) listed as somewhat improved to- day at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. He suffered head in- juries in a collision at Baker Street and Paularino Avenue last. Wednesday. Still another accident victin:, Charles T. "Tim" Hayes III, 19, of 1684 Whittier Ave., Costa Mesa, was listed in guarded con- dition at ·costa Mesa Memorial Hospital today. He s ustained internal injuries including liver damage early Friday whe n his car flipped three times al Samar Drive and Mesa Verde Drive East as he swerved to avoid eggs thrown from another car. He asked J ackson and Rep. Harley Staggers, <D·W.Va.), chairman of the House Com· merce Com mittee, to in· vestigate. The oil companies said Ford's recent impos ition of another $1 import tax on foreign oil caused the price increases. But Nader said the companies were taking ·advantage of the foreign hike to increase prices of domestic oil, and we re not inc r easing domestic production. Lapped Out His 'Record' Unprofitable Lap sitting may be a nice way to meet people, but it isn't too profitable, according to John Gardner of Westminster. Gardner, 38, a fifth-grade teacher , was trying to figure out a way to earn a little more money. He de- cided an entry in the Guinness book of World Records might be a start. So decided to set a record for having ·women sit on his lap. THERE WAS NO MARK for such a feat. so Gardner nervously told his wife about the idea. She was happy to be the first and since no other mark had been set, she pointed out that this could be a record. Gardner, however, wasn't satisfied. and set up a card table at a s wap meet with a sign asking fem ales to sit on his lap and sign a register to certify it. After much s uccess at the swap meet, he moved to parks, beaches and street corners, finally seating 1,539 ladies. ·"I'VE HAD GAJ.Sfrom42 states and 14 countries.'' he aid. ··Everything from babies lo great- grandmotbers. "It's been fun, but 1 haven't yet realized any extra income. Maybe 1 could do an advertisement for no· irou pants." Gardner also s aid all lhat lap silt.ins bas made bl back a lltUe tired. threatened price hikes and if the President•s energy policies arc carried out. Recent gasoline price in- creases, amounting lo three cents a gallon in many areas, are unjustified, Mansfield said. ''I do not believe the profits of the oil compani es are so scarce that they needed to impose these July 1 increases.'' Nessen was asked at a White House briefing whether (1) the price of gasoline might go as high as 85 to 90 cents and (2) Ford would consider that excessive. In addition to replying that Ford sees no indication that the pncc would go tha t high. Nessen accused Congress of lagging on the President's energy program. The press secretary said Ford would be m aking decisions this week on his proposals for legisla· lion to decontrol oil. "The people complaining when they pulled up to the gas pump this weekend ought lo tell their congressmen and senators, who are home this week, that they want lo start getting that money back through a tax·rebate which the President proposed," Nessen said,. 'Jaws' Eseaped Shark Chm,m Teen Surfe r MELBOURNE, F1a . (U PI) - Bob Clark was only 50 feet from shore on his s urfboard when a six-foot shark ripped into his foo t. The 16-year-old surfer pulled his foot loose -he is unsure whether the shar k released him or the force of tbe surf saved him -and let the waves carry him U> shore. He suffered nine severed tendons in his right foot. "I'm still sort of frightened, but I think I'll be back in the ocean s urfing again as soon as I'm able," Clark said from his bed in Brevard County Hospital after surgery. The Cocoa Beach youth was ·spending bi s July 4 holiday off In· diallantic Beach when the inci· dent occurr ed. "I was on m y surfboard, only 50 feet from s hore, whe n something grabbed my foot," said Clark, son of an e mploye of the National Aeronautics a nd Space Administration. "I was pretty sure it was a shark. ·•1 never saw the shark," he said, "but one of my friend~ said he saw its fin ." A witness said the shark was six feet long. .. But I wasn't frightened then and I concentrated on staying on the surfboard and letting the. waves carry me in." Clark said. As he r eached the wale r :-.. edge, other surfers came to h1::. aid. A shark a lert was issued, but the beach w as o pen the re- mainder o! the weekend and was in use by holiday swimmers. Authorities said Clark was the first person attacked by a shark in Brevard County in 41 year~. Jn 1934, an 11-year ·old boy was kill ed by a shark at almost the same spot. "·fsurf all the lime, occasional· Jy at Indiallantic, but I've never had any trouble with sharks before, and I hope I never do again," Clark said. N ewport R escue Neighbors Thwart Murder by Arson An alt em pt to murder a Newport Beach man by selling fire to his apartment while he slept was foiled by a neighbor who noticed the flames and awakened the intended victim, Newport Beach police said to· day. Police today are searching for the suspect, who is believed to have set a· number of fires within the apartment of Bernard John Hoffman, 28, of 11 n~ 28th St.. at about 1 a.m . Sunday. All exits to the apartment were ablaze, including drapes at the windows and several doors within the apartment, police said. The fire had been burning just minutes when neighbors noticed the names, rushed in to awaken Hoffman. Neighbors snuffed the DOW DROPS 10. 75; TRADING U GHr NEW YORK (AP) -'The stock market retreated steadily today in the face of concern over rising interest rates. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials los t 10. 75 points to 861.08. Losers held an 8-S lead over gainers on the New York Stock Exchange. (Tables, 8 7). Trading was light. Analyst.a blamed the market's wukness on the ttcenl rise of tn- terest rates. coupled with the feellnl that st.rooa growth in lbe money su-pJ)b' would p-ompt the Federal Reserve to lighten credit anolber~b. n ames with garden hoses. police said. Hoffman, who lived alonl:. WiJS not in1ured but about $1 ,000 damage was done to the apart· ment during the brief blaze. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said Hoffman, a retail clerk, denied having enemies who wanted to murder him but added lhat police are investigating one possible lead. Or:::a ~8· W e atlter Mostly sunny and clear. Highs in upper 70s, over· night low in low 60s. .... INSIDE T ODAY Looking for an unusual OOCG· tion with.almcnt.all the com- forts of home~ Think about a canoe trip down the Colorado IUveT with the Crazy Lady, or QO the way o Newport &och vJOman did -by raf r. Bl. •• . ... A11 814 ... , ., Atl M M ...... ' l' Al DAlL y PILOT c Monday, Ju!y 7, 19715 ,. ( Pilot Logbook J '·Going to Dogs All Over Town By 1>0UG1AS FRJT7.SCllE Ot ... De6ty PU .. St.ff Earlier last week, there were major trarric tieups at two key intersections o.n Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. I know this because the city police told me. The way it was reported to me went something Uke this: Two dogs, a golden retriever and an Irish setter were cruising the s treets or the city, sans leashes or owners. .. THAT SE1TER was such a pretty dog," said the secretary ~t Fairview State Hospital, one of many motori s ts who screeched to a halt, dashed through the traffic and tried to save the hounds from their own stupidity. FltlTUCH• "You wouldn't believe the mess those dogs caused at Harbor and Adams,'' said Costa Mesa Animal Control Of. ficer Michael Doyle, who managed to apprehend the 12· year-old golden retriever on the Fairview grounds. The year-old setter proved too fast, said Doyle. ''but 1 sure gave him a run." If the dog could talk, he might say the same. A FEW HOURS later, Doyle was called out to Estancia High School for another try at the setter. Doyle chased the dog through the field.5 behind Estancia. The gal who answers Doyle's phone described the chase second hand. "The dog was running through the field and while he was running, he was flushing rabbits. He just shot by them like they were standing still.'' Doyle may be fast. but he doesn't outrun rabbits. THE TRAIL OF111E auburn speedster led to the Santa Ana River and south toward Newport Beach. Some folks at a park said they had seen him cavorting with some local dogs. but wouldn 't let any people near him. The hound then went back to Fairview, hungry from all this exertion. He had, after all, missed his normal feedings for two days. · An alert Fairview receptionist spotted the wayward beast, recognized him as the traffic stopper from the day before and enticed him lo her side with a hot dog. THt: TASTE 0 F HOT dog won his affections and he pro- ceeded to stick around and polish off four pounds of franks. He also stayed around for his owners to apprehend him, pro- bably saving Doyle from more exertion. The reason these people were telling me about the dogs was that they escaped from my back yard. After admitting that the troublemakers had escaped from my yard, I found myself more or less forced to admit that they were mine. Like Tpm Murphine said in a recent Daily Pilot column, "Well, they have to belong to somebody." TONIGHT Mesa Okays $271,000 in Land Buys ·Israeli Forces .. Retaliate By United Pre11 la&enaU.al Lebanese authorltl• aald at least l3 people.were kiUed and J1 wounded today in Israeli air, sea ~ and ground assaults on Palesti· nian refugee camps. and Lebanese villages in southern Lebanon. Israel said the taraet.s were suspected gueniUa bases. The combined attacks came as hraeli ambassador' Simcha Dµtltz departed for Wasbinl\Oft to obtain "clarifications" from Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger on Egyptian proposals for a second.stage troop dis· engagem ent in the Sinai. The Israeli s trikes, the big1est military operation against guer. rilla strongholds in Lebanon in more than two years, were in ap- parent retaliation for a terrorist bomb explosion in Jerusalem Friday that killed 14 persons and wounded 77 more. Lebanese police said two ol the 13 dead in the Israeli attacks were women and three were children. Israeli navy gunboats operat· ing in predawn darkness and warplanes streaking in at first light struck the sites south of Rashidiyeh and just north of Tyre, the Israeli Military Com· mand said. They said commandos landed and blew up three houses sus· peeled of harboring guerrillas. then fired on a jeep and killed all three men in it. Israeli artillery joined the of· fensive and pounded suspected guerrilla concentrations in the hilly region north of the frontier in Lebanon and gunners in Lebanon later fired several Kalyusha rockets and shells into Is rael but caused neither casualties nor damage, the com- mand said. A Palestinian spokesman said the guerrillas shot down an Israeli Phantom jet but Israeli military authorities said all planes returned safely to their bases. Jn Beirut, Premier Rashid Karami said the Lebanese army with the help of Palestinian guer· rillas prevented the Israelis from landing troops and forced them to retreat leaving a trail of blood. The fighting was the heaviest along the Israeli-Lebanese froo· lier since May when Lebanese and Israeli army units clashed in a day-long battle. Mor~hing to Delano Members of Cesar Chavez' Farm Workers Union and sympathizers march through Corona del Mar on their way ·to Delano. They started walking six days ago at Mexican border and plan to arrive in Delano in August when new California farm labor law goes into effect. Purpose or march is to urge Californians the group. encount ers e n route to refuse to buy grapes and wines from growers the union opposes. About 15 marchers made their way through Newport Beach today. Hunt· ington Beach 's Bolsa Chica State Beach was their destination. SS Kidnap Expert, Dies From Cancer MADRID (U Pl) -Otto Skorzeny. 67, the former World War II SS colonel who snatched Italian die· ta tor Be nito Mussolini from captivity in a moun- tain fortress but failed in an attempt to kidnap Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower , died Saturday in his Madrid home, it was re· ported today. The towering, scar-faced former chief of Adolf Hitler's bodyguards has been living in Spain since he escaped from an Allied prison camp at the end of the war. The Servicios Funerales Undertaking Company said Skorze ny died of bronchial cancer. The un· dertakers said he will be cremated Tuesday and his widow will t a ke his ashes to his native Vienna for burial. Conditions Placed On Hunt for MI As BANGKOK (AP) -North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong says his government is re· ady to pursue the fate of Americans listed as missing in action in Vietnam, but linked the search for the men to U.S. aid in the reconstruction of Vietnam. Pham, in a letter to 21 U.S. con· gressmen aired over Hanoi radio today, said the "search for U.S. missing persons in the Vietnam war, the exhumation and return of bones of U.S. personnel are outstanding m alters that should be resolved a1 soon as possible.•• Another matter, linked to any resolution of the question of miss- ing men, is "the U.S. contribu· lion to the postwar reconslruc· tion of Vietnam," according to the broadcast monitored in Bangkok. The broadcast said Pham's let· ter was in reply to a query by 21 U.S. congressmen "who pre· viously worked for the termina· lion of U.S. military involvement in South Vietnam." The broad- cast did not name the con- gressmen but said the letter was answered by Pham on June 21. ··The government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam is ready to confer with the gov- ernment of the United States to solve these problems," Pham. said in the letter. au"t he said there must be "total termination o r in- terference into internal affairs of South Vietnam and the contribu- tion lo postwar reconstruction to heal the wounds of war in both Nortll and South Vietnam." Mesa Home Looted A Costa Mesa couple returned home Sunday from a weekend on Santa Catalina I sland to dicove r someone had broken into Uleir Shalimar Drive home, causing a $100 loss. Carl F. Johnson, of 787 Shalimar Drive, told police the intruder stole a portable radio and caused damage to the pre· mises when forcing open a win- dow. UCI LECTURES -"Manage- ment Development for Women." Room 140 Social Science Lab. "Conservation Gardening," Room 105 Social Science Lab. "Building Self-Esteem Through Transactional Aualysis," Room 174 Computer Science Bldg. "Family Afoot in the West,'' Room 178 Humanities Hall. All 7 p.m. Property purchases totaling more than $271,000 have been ap· proved by the Costa Mesa City Council. MOTHER ••• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~- TUESDAY, JULYS SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB - Community Recreation Center, Tues. Wed. Thurs. 12·3 p.m. NEWPORT·M ESA SCHOOL BOARD -Regular meeting, Costa Mesa city council cham- bers, 7:30 p.m . UCI LECTURES -"Fabric Design with Dyes," Room 503 CDM High School. "American Folk Medicine," Room 159 Social Science Lab. All 7 p.m . Slaying Arrest DALY CITY (U Pl) -Police arrested a San Bruno man Sun· day in the slaying of Ruth Wilh~lmsen. a salesgirl kidnaped in the parking lot of a shopping center. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT ,,.. °'~cu'' C>Atiy P1tm witn~cn '"<°""· -11w ,...~ Pre~~. 1>"",,.'~l>Y11 ... o"'''llP eo.~• ~·"'·~ C.omo•nv ~ ,,,.,~ f'd•'~' •rP 11"1>!•--·· IMOYOh fflcNY tor c. ... i. 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OOmonln•~ INlllMydr•lllWlllWli u• ......,,,,,,., The biggest was for a 72,000· square-foot parcel at Wilson S\reet and Fordham Drive. It cost $133,000, and is one of three parcels required for a three-acre- park planned in the area. Another park purchase was for 19,500 square feet on Charle Street n~ar Hamilton Street. Other acquisitions are planned in that area for a park. The council also approved the purchase of a $94,000 parcel on Center Street a nd Park Avenue for construction of a new fire sta· tion downtown. City Ma nager Fred Sorsabal said that two other parcels need to be acquired for the station. Blaze Hits Beach Home Fire swept through a Hunt- ington Beach home Sunday night, as the family stood outside watching a neighbor's fireworks. Firemen said the blaze caused about $12,000 damage to the Joe Halbert home, 5631 Clark Drive. It destroyed the living room, .kitchen and a hallway, firemen reported, and there was smoke damage through the rest of the home. The cause of the blaze and the exac\ spot where it started are still being investigated. There were no injuries. and the 9:20 p.m . blaze was quickly brought under control. loadin'g ships. I work in a hospital helping the aged and sick," the message continued. "We are not wealthy and i( it hadn't been for Steve's hard work and dedication he would not have been able to go to college.'' Mrs. Smith told the guerrillas that her aon earned the financial assistance to go to Stanford and. then to the African research at.a· tion "through his hard work" and wants to return to the United States to study pediatrics. "I plead with you to let my son go now,'' the message coochlded. "If any of you have children of your own, you surely must love them as much as I love Steve and you would realize how much I already have s uffered." The father of the hostage, Joseph Smith, and a Stanford professor, Dr. David Hamburg, will reportedly receive the message in Dar es Salaam and seek to have it translated and passed to guerrilla leaders. Mrs. Smith called a reporter at the Long Beach Independent Press·Telegram Saturday night to ask him to help her tape the message. She read from notes drafted by her da ughter-in·la w, Connie Smith of Yorba Linda, and said other family members helped com pose t he draft of tbe message. Mrs. Smith displayed no hostility toward the euer- ri llas. Two Survive Falls Off Pier in Newport Two people In separate inci- d enta capped the holiday weekend by falling off the Newport Pier into the sea Sunday night. Newport Beach lifeguard.5 said it is rare for even one person to fall from the pier. The first person to plunge into five-foot breakers beneath the pier was Lavonne Morris, 31 , or 16548 Lassen St., in Fountain Valley. Mrs. Morris spent the n.laht al Kabtr Hospital ln Bellflower, after first being treated at Hoag Memorial H0tpltal in Newport Beach. She w H 4Jent home lhls morning in good cond.illon. AC'cordlng to Uf eguards, Mrs . Morris Cell when she drOPDed a package of cigarettes aDd ao.t her balance whlle attempUna to catch them. A 20-year·old Rivenide ma, Mike Tardiff, Jumped Into tbe W»ter after Mn. Monia and held her bead above water until lifef{uard Dave Vick, 2l. swam out and brou1ht her ubore. A second person fell off the p6er' 4S minutH later and wu allo rescued by U!eiuards. Kurt Carr, 18, ot Cttrit.c., wu hangin1 onto a pillal wben Hteiuards reached lllm ad bl'ODgbt h1Jn to 111cn; carr ... able to swirft, however, ad wu not Injured by bla fall • .t Daily July 1st thru July 10th. 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Westcliff Office only. "YOUR HANDWRITING CAN GIVE YOU INSIGHT INTO THE REAL YOU" These are the words of noted Graphology expert C. E. Bower. 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