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Home My WebLink About1976-08-27 - Orange Coast Pilot."Huntington Double Murder 01•rtNixes Irvine Molesting Dinshaw's Bid Suspect Gives For New Dearing Self Up to Police ·.:DAILY PILOT ·: · -:· .. · *. 1oc ..... i ..... _ '· • . . ·' ,.. ·. . ••, , . . . :~~t~\!~*· ... ,~·~. . ~ * ;* :jf ·,,..,.\......: ••,' .... ~. • ~~;. ~ ' I ...•• :. • ., •• ,•I I • • VOL "' NO uo • SECTIONS, 42 Paca s ;·Mothers I I Identify Victims • I By ART lll 'R R. Vl!liSEl. Ot lf•• D•llt Pi._ Slltt t She rif f 's hom1c1de tn · vestigators s tood s1knt1> ThuNi day afternoo n a s g rievi ng mothers of two 15 }<'ar·old llunt ington Be ac h girl!> t>ndured identifying boches Of the \'1Cl ln1S, stabbed to death t woda~~ a~o lnvcst1~ators announc<'d the s)ain tt'cr1<11?t•rs an • Canduc·e Susan Readv or 198.'>I lnVl'rncs:. Lanc anrl Sh.l'r y I Sue l'cter:.on ot 9863(\irnwall Ori\t• Thl'y WNt' n •porh'd m1~Stnjt within onl' hour nf t•ach oth<·r Werlne!-rlll\ n1)tht . rt:portcdly beforl' 1.•1lhc.'r Mr., Nl•tla Heady cir ~lrs Ka\ Pc.•h•rson lc•arnl.'rl 1hat l\\O un1rlt•nt1fwd ~1rb had lx'rn rnurckrt d "Al lh1• llllll' tht•\ W('rt' up pnr<•nlh un;1"' .tr1'. ll11ntmi:t1111 neach f'ohc·c l>Nt•ct l\•· S1.rt l.w' Ochoa 'aul $ht> rtf f ., ho m 1 c1<I<' dl'l ;11 I l>fll N 'l I\ l' 1\1 Ut'P :\1 1u ·1\rt'l'. hO\\<C\ t•r. ('1inrtrm1•.:1~l.1twn to 1·1 t'llh• u M t c·:illc•d "DchbH' Hrba•jo Ar t .. namc·1I :lftt'r a ) ouni: "om un rapt'« I and murder ed by u p.irolt•1I con\'irt 1s cfracl for lht!'I )Cl\r R u t A :. s <' rn h I ' 111 a n Alu;tcr McAltstl•r ({)San Jose ) vflw<'d Thurs day that If he ca n 't i:et the measures appro\'rd next year. h l' wtll ll•ad a campaign to pu t thr 1c;- sues before> s tate\\id e \'Oters Defl'ated 1n th<' As· sembly Cnminal Justice Committe e Wednesday was a bill that \\OUld have opened parole hearings to the pubhc and prev('ntcd the state Adult Authority from granting a parole without finding the con- vtct no longer a danger lo society. The other would h ave extended from seve n years to 15 th<' minimum t erm before parol e eligibility for f1rst-dettrec murderers a n d other s &entenred to life in pnson SLAYING VICTIM Candace Susan Ready Molestation uspect Gives Up to Police \ :i:i H<1r 11111 1\nah<'1m mnn 'U'l't'l'h'd of niolt•!-ltnl't a 13 H'Jr 11111 In 1111• .:1rl \\'('rlne,<l:t) mtihl turrwd h 1mc;t•tr in to the ln tn<' pollt'l'. offtnrs saul locla\' 1-:11111 \\'1ll1a m Kollhnpp is 10 th1• Nl'"-port llc tH·h Caty .Jail to 11:1~ on 1·hr1 ri:es nf kidnap, ussuult 111 commit rapr. sex pNvl'r~1on anll lt'"-d :md lascivious conduct al(ilinst ch1ldrl'n. pollr{' said Kollhopp Is betng held \\tlhoul bnil ::ind u purole holrl has ~en plaeed on him for an allet(cd poroll' v1 nl<1lion. lie v.as ac C'Ompan1ec1 by his parole.' omrer wht"n he surrendered at the Irvine r oltce s tation Thurs d<•Y ur tcrnoon, police said. Ul l1cers sa10 tne cnnrges stem from an incide nt m Harvard Community Park Wednesday n11zht, whe n two 13-year-old Irvine gir ls were dra1?gcd into a tras h enclosure at lmifepoint. One or the girls was molested by the attacker be.Core he ned whe n he s potted a nearby police car. K4NS4S ZOO'S cnl' BIG GNUS TOPEKA. Kon. (AP) -Are you ready tor the gnus, Weather and Sports? The Gage Park zoo's two new gnus. a four-year -old fe m ale and a one-year-old male, have been n amed Weather and Sp<>rts. Victim Found? Wasie St11dies D11e Slowdown End For N Plants? WASHINGTON (APJ -The Nuclear R eg ul atory Com- mission <NRC > said today full licensing of new nuclear power plants m i g h t res ume b y December. NRC chairman Marcus W. Rowden told a congressional committee that the slowdown on hccnsinit nl'w plants could be s uspended a fter completion or l'tud1es or nuclear was tes management, and public hear- ings Tht> NRC <'artier this month ~harply curtailed hcensUlg and npt'ratton or new nuclear power plants in response to a pair of l S Court or Appeals decisions I a:-t Ju I\' 21. Those decis ions 'aid the comm1ss1on did not pay e n o ugh a tt<'nl1on to l'll \11ronmcntal issues an eranl- 1 n J! l1cC'n:.es for plants in \'t>rmont and M 1ch1gan The NRC action did not affect nuclear plants already produc· tnJt l'lectric1ty. It pla ced a m o ratorium o n n e w c o n - !-lructll>n and limited the licens- in~ or new plants to produce al full capacity. Meanwhilt>. thl' Senate today appointed 12 S<'notors to mukc an o vtm1e:111 llltud y of the effect or nuclear r eactor sales on US. security and foreign policy. Majority leader Mik e Mansfield CO-Mont.>. s aid one o( the most important Issues in tht• next Congress "will be the developm ent of a policy to rope with the worldwide proliferation of atomic react ors " Mansfield and other senators have expressed con cern that p luton ium, a byproduct or nuclear reactor s, can be usc.'<i for the p roduction of atomic weapons. .. lt is impe r ative that ap- propriate s afegu a rds and securit y procedures arc de - signed to prohibit the misuse of p l uto niu m a n d ot h e r byproducts ," Mansfield said. T he 12-m c m ber s tudy de- legation, appoin ted under a re- solution oHered by M ans rield nnd Republican leader Hugh Scott, was drawn from thr<'c committees wrestling with reg1s lallon to establish control~ on tht> e x 11or l of nuclear materials and technology. These are the Government Operations Committee , the Foreign Relations Committee and the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. The atomic committee rej<'ct· ed a proposed rompromise bill Thursday , while the Foreign Relations Committee approved it. Sen. Abra ham Riblcoff CD· Conn.1. was named chairman of the special s tudy group, Sen. HowardH. Ba ker (R·Tenn.). vice C'hairm an. Others uppointed were Sens. Howard · Cannon CD -Nev.>. T ho m as Eagleton <D·Mo.), <See POWER, Page A2> Connection Cut Dope Czar Convicted NEW YORK CAPJ -Antonio Flores. 38. has been convicted in federal court of masterminding the French Connection scheme to smuggle 600 pounds or heroin from France for distribution in this country. Flores faces a maximum term or 60 years In prison and a Cine of $20,000 as a result or Thursday's decision. He will be sentenced Oct . 7. The smuggling operation was made famous by the book and movie, "The French Connection." Flores was Indicted in January, 1973 but eluded narcotics agents for three years before he was arrest- ed in Spain. He was extradited to the United States eight months ago, after spending nearly three years in a Spanish prison for possessing marijuana and a false passport. , 0.lly P,lol PMIO REFUSED HEARING Congressman Hinshaw Court, Nixes Hinshaw Bid For Hearing Congres!'lm n n Andrew .I . llmi.h aw was advised today lhal the California Supreme Court has refused lo grant a hl'aring al which his lawyer!'> could haH• challenged adv<'n.c ruJmtts m his current Orang(• County Superior Court pretrial ar t ion. The rulln11 m eans that action in Judl(e Frank Domen1rhin1 'i. courtroom will resume Monday. Openinl( statements w1ll l><' ck· Ii vcred aftt>r a final scrvinl{ jurnr and tour alternate j urors urn <'hos en lllnshow. 53. faces trial on multiple felony counts stemmm~ from his allcJtl'd criminal actions while servmJ: as Or ange County assessor In 1972. It 1s alleged that county employes in the assessor's orr1ce utillz.ed county time and drew county expenses while they wer e a ctuall y working for the Ne wport Be a c h Republican 's s u c cess ful congressional campaign. Bar Dues Rising SACRAMENT O (AP) -A $1.3·mllllon State Bar dues in- crease bill -described as un· necessary by the :;tale auditor general -is on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's desk. The increase, In 11 blll by Assemblyman John Miller <D·Oakland>. was sent to Brown on a 62· l Assembly vote Thursday. There was no debate. Wonian Shot To Death By TOM BARLEY Of t~e O•llf P,lel SUll A body which Orange County Sheriff's officers believe could be that of the missin g J oann Seigman of Rossmoor was d is- covered today in a field in the Carson area of Los Ange les County, investigators said. Deputies being dispatched to the scene said they had been advised that the woman had been shot to death a nd that s he matched circulated descriptions or Mrs. Seigman. They refused further comment on the development pending their arrival in the Carson and definite identification or the corpse They stressed that tht• hody ha~ not yet been identif1 ... >d as that or Mr~ Seigman The d1:.covery r amc• shortly aft('r FBI agents jotnl'<I a grow· mg search for Mrs. Scig m:in who wa~ dnv<'n off at gunpoint while police were freeing h('r three <"h1ldren nc•ar the Long Beach. market manag<'d by h<'r also utxlu<'led husband. Shcr1tr's officers . working with the federal lawmen and Long CSet>SEARCll, Pagc A2> Cons t We ntllc r l.lt llt> ('hangt' In weather expcctl'rl for the weekend. Mor'hlng t'loucl11 wlll c.•on- linuc alonu tht• Const. INS IDE TODA\' IAgU'IJa Reach imU bt' the &lie of ,a L.ong Reach Svmphony OrchHlra concert whtte the ~r/ormer1 Will re- C'llly be on their t04!• -they'U be member1 of Bolld Pacifico, 1hanng . a program wtlh the orchestra. See. Page CJ of Ille Weeknider. Index ' .4,2 DAILY PILOT s Microwave Victim.? Soviet Ambassador Re<Usigned W>\SHINGTON <AP>-Hulth problem11 thut muy be tanked to Sovie\ microwave bombardment are bdu:ved to be a factor m the reyortt!d dec111on tn r c1&i.Sl1'11 Wuller J . Stoeoel Jr , U .S ,1mbu.udu1· ln Moscow St1x-s:.i•I, a 56 \ l'.lr old tJtt!'t'r <111ih1m.1t "'hu h••"I t.t:f'l"tl 1r1 tlw Soviet <'Uff1t ,tl tntcrrn1ttently :.1nce 1947. 1' to bceomt EARCH ... t:t·.iC'h pol1ct., today issu<'cl p1ct11n: ... ur lht' m"sinlo( ~tr .. S4.·1gmJn, U .• u11I u1 j!t•d an\001• \I.ho :.pot' h1•1 <1r .i i>er on rt :-.cn1bhn~ her LU cunt act them . Mr:.. Sc1)(rnan. lai.l sccn by hl'r thfl'l' cluldrcn a ... tht-two gunmen rorn•d her away from the family van 1n which they "'<·re lei\ bound dfld t(agged, ac;l>ured them :ll> sht· left that thl·~ woultl .. 0011 bt• to1:<•lht•r a~a111 The Se1~man children ';i th~. l!l. J ohn M1c hal•I. Iii. and Puul. I I -tuld offlcl·rs the l140 gunmen abo assured them that no harm WOuld come lO their mother. Sht'r1ff::. Ill\ el>t1galor-; toda\ blamed hundreds nf Lon~ Beach res1denll> "'ho l>\\ armed lo lht: do" nlO'-' n areJ for their failure to ::.urround the kidnaperl> and free both 1\1 rs. Se1gmdll and her t.'f\1lclren Tht•v hi a m ed o wn<'r s of Cit11en; Band rddlti:. for attract· mg otha CH buffs to the downtu\lo n arl'a after they picked up police bulletins detailing the ahduC'lwn and calling add1t1on<1l <·a rs lo the kidnap scene. "fh e'e (.' B us t'rs are 11 menace." :i 'enior investigator grumbled today. "They C11l the mrwavs with a lot of useless Junk. 'they impede us in every pvss1ble w D.\ and th<:r 1ni.1st on speakmg to t•ach other m some kmd of unintl•ll1~1ble Southern t\\ OnA th.ti 'Ct'm~ to be.• thC'll tr.1<h•m:irk '· \\'tth•'UI that interfrrenct•. pultrt' sJ1d, they helieve tht•\ could hJVC s urrounded th1• k1dn<1P<'r'> and freed both the th1ll11 en ~ind Mrs Sl•tgman. ~1 ark 1• l m a 1111 Jo? er J ohn Sl•1j!mJn :,11, "'a:. unhJrmcd Poltt•t• fottnd him at .1 Pil.\ 11•ll•1)ht1 nt' h11111 h lH1ts 1d1• h1' M.trJ..l't u .... 1..1•t ... tort· t'lutchan.: J h ro\.\n pJp1•r h:ii: ('nnt.111\ln~ SX.IXIO tn t·a~h th<: t'Olllt•nt.-. of hi'> :.aft• !:-i<•1j!man and his lan11l)' were t uken at gunpoint Wednesday ni~hl from thl'lr home ot 3.1!1l Cort l'Sl' Orivt'. Hosi.moor, hv two mt•n can' lilt!" <'apon ... and V.·N1t· lnl! ll.1llo" f't·n ma ... k'l St•1 J! m .in :. .1111 h<' w a.4' toh1 1<1 o~·n tht· m a1 l..1•t .,Jfe. put lls ron t<•nl'i Ill a 11:1r1t·r ba~ and then i;:o to the phone t•llt'1d1• the store and "ail ror :1 cal I rrom them ~<'l~nlan lnld offu·ers that he })('c·amc nl'r\ ouo; after st.ind111~ :11 I ht• ph11111• booth for 10 mmutC'~ without a <'llll a nd dl•c1ded to call u 1ng [i('J('h puhce Pohcc said their rnd1(){'d plans for surroundrn~ lh<' area wer1• picked up by C 8 e nthu.sia.-1ts who flocked to thl' sct•ne and ap· parently alnrrned lhe k1dnapers "'ho ne1t "'1th Mrs . Sc1gman. Sheriff's offlt'l'rs htwc circul nt· 1•11 de:.<'rivt111n~ of l'"o men '\\ho .111• bt-hl'\ ,.d to be <h l\'inR a hRht <'Cllorcd Huit•k or Oldsmobile or J:1ll' 195<1' ur t•.1rh· 10005 .. 1ntag1• l'hl'Y ";irn <>d anyone who ht'lic•\ l'' l lrnt h1• mav ha' 1• :-1'l1llt•1l I h<• two nwn with or "'thout M r~. 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"mitft,,..,. ft!Vffftlll y ~t1Mll .... \lll-~. ambusacWr to Wt-:>t Gl•rnrnn~, .i.coordJnat to dlploniutJt lllO\lrn·~ In Bonn h\' w ould '"l'Ct'ed A m b a s a a d o r M .1 r t 1 u J . Hrnenbr•nd. who 11' ret1rlnfl Prtss spe>k~~ml·n for bvth tht= White House s nd thl' Statt• l~p.trtment. folio" ma Lht•1r rl'· AUl..r pr .. ctlcl·~. dec·Jun-d to com- rn c n t u n tht" 1mp~ndrn i.: ambau adorlal ch..inR~ berore thry are oftlca<ally Jnnoonc~. The State Depurtml'nt re· peatedh has den ied that Stoe-.i.d has d eveloped an) medical pru· Education Bill OK'd ble ms related lo tht• Sov1l'l m1,·rowave beam~ lb.it ha\e tK·co aimed al the t'mbUMy to 111m U.S. hstcnina devlct!s on its 100(. Th~ n1d1atlon lnttn.,lty re· p()rtedly has be~n htihHt 10 the v1c ll\1ty of tht• 1.1mbasi.ador's of ht'\' on the ninth noor or the Moscow emba!!!!)' However. sources h1H't' con - 11 rmed that for SOtTH' time Stoessel has IJeen suffenng from anemia . ;a blood cond1t1on cbar•ctcrit.e'l by lack of red blood cells. J\n.imia Md other blood problems are <1mong symptoms that ha\•e been report· ed in experiment al s tudies on el· feels of microwaves By Senate One State Department om c1al who previous ly had ~ervcd II\ l\l usrow c·o m m ent<'d about Stoessel's impending move. "l recall heJrtn(! as early as January that they'd have lo Rel him out or there, be-cause of his health." Backi11g IJp ihe Bears \\'ASflrNG'fON CAP1 -Th<' Senate toda) approved a S3S J b1lllon, 51~·) ear t'Xt ens1on of feder al programs for tugher and \OCallonal educatJon. after re- Jl'Cting attempts torestrictcourt· ordered busing to desegregate schoob The final vote was 78 to 5. send· mg the bill to a conference "'1th the House. Am ong other thmgs. the bill would increase t he maximum ff'deral ~rant for poor students to :ittend collr~e from SI .400 to SI 800 a 'ear It aliO ~' ould ex· te~d eltg.1b1llty for government· guaranteed student loans to families with annual incomes of $25.000. The current limit is Sl5,000 In other action on the bill, the Senate adopted 88 o an umend· ment to exempt father-son and mother ·daughler events 1n public sC'hools from the ban on sex dis· cnminatton sn federally support· ed educational 1nst11utions. The amendment. by Rep. Paul FJnntn <R Ariz 1, also would· ":i1ve applica t ion of the Jnttd1scr1mination lav. to Hoys State and G 1rb State programs s ponsor ed by the American Legion and Its aux1har~ The llouse has passed separ:1tc bills extending higher 1;.-ducation program!> for o ne ~ear and vocational t>ducat111n asi.1stan1·e for ~1'< \ears Th<' final 'ers1on '-'Ill go ·to a llouse-&-nate con- fl·rcnl't'. San Clemente Sewage Plant Spouts Waste Problems In disposal of treated sewer water continued to plague the city of San Clemente. Wednesd ay a fternoon a leak in the ocean outfall near North Beach. through v.•h1 ch all the city's t reated emuent pc>urs, r~ sulted in a geyser of treated ~cw age. Pressure In the old ouUaJI line, built in the 1920's. forced the sewace through a s mall hole hieh into the air. The county h ealth department ordered bench \ifeJ(ulU'ds lo keep bathers av. ay from the im - mediate area. one where surfers ltk<' to congre~ate. The leak was patched by today. hut {'ounty and city officials were :-till e)'lllR th<• outfall wanly. Thi• outrnll was last re · t•cmstructcd an the 1950's nnd has lwf'n pttlCht'd num<'r<>u." times. ll was not built to regularly hanc11r the kind of IL1ad It I!! handl· in.: now Prior l o a month lllJO. mn~l city l'fflul'nl was dl!I· r hari;t('d on land. for lrn~atinn and ~roun<i w atl·r rl'Clmnte A month nRo thc San Diego Hel{lonal Wiater Quality C•mtrol Roard ('1\Nt the C'1ty for "strO'l'I \ iolntion ·' of water qu11llty standar<l". The board ordert'd a stop to lend dttocharge and dirt-ct· t•d that trt'atcd sewage be llumred al see. The outf:ill since has been handling millions of aallons of bt'Wage more every day than It ls uccustomed. Mike Wehne r. environmentat health specialist with county health. said today the outfall ls In bad shape in several places-- t.'1>J)eCtally where It 15 exposed at t he shoreline . "It's bombardl'd,"henid. "by wave after wave aner wave.'" with sea salt and sand acting to con-ode It. Wehner said. "ff this keeps up. it ·s going to be pat~ from end . to end.'' f~ro• Page Al POWER ••• However. lhl' o!ficiul added that (aC'tors as ide from health probably were involve.'<! ... Jt • ., a \'erv difficult post . evl'n apart from the radiation." ht> s:ud. Stoessel arrived in Moscow as ambassador in 1974, ut the hC'1ght of U.S. efforts to supplant the Sov1el mnuence sn Egypt and the Arab world. Also. he has run the embassy during strategic nuclear arms m'gotiallons and whil e tensio ns developed bet11.·een Was hing t on a nd Moscow over their conflicting policies in Afrira. The leading candidate to sue· ceed Stoessel in M05cow 1s r e- ported to be Malcolm Toon. though diplomatic sources s aid the Ford administration 1s reluc· tant to withdraw Toon Crom his current ambassadonal post in Jsrael. Another possible suc·cessor to Stoessel is Richard T. Davies. U.S. ambassador to Poland. VICTIMS ... night he suspected the :.la~ an.: victtms were Miss Ready and Miss Pctcr!>On early in the da~ Frantic parents had nooded sher iff 's 1nve:.t1gator s with queries about the !>U:-Pt'<'kcl runawa\S becau!>l' tht•y lwcl daughters m1ss1ng and bchl'\ ''" m the beach are;i Delt'Ctl\'l' S~t Al Ma!iUl'l'I .. u11I the count of posstblt' \ 11·t1ms based on run a\.\ a · reports on f1I P Thursdav mornin~ w.is 30. hut an x 1 o us t' a 11 s p u.., he d t h l' possibilities to m ore than 100 by noon. ··one couple ev<'n drove down here from Camarillo. but neither "as their daughter. They looked at the pho togr aphs." said Sheriff's Lt. Sim Middleton. Dclective MacAfee and his four p a rtners as.s igned to identifying the murder victims s tabbed eight to nine times each were already working on the Peterson and Ready girls' disap- pearance. "We got a couple of missing juvenile r eports that fit their descriptions closely and went on that." Detective MaeAfee ex- plamed. Candace was reported missing at 10 p.m. Wednesday and her friend who moved to Huntington Beac h three m onths ago. Sheryl. w H r eported missing by her mother an hour later. The girls both Uved in the 11 un ting t o n Continental townhou1e de velopment near Rrookhurst Street and Adams A\'t nuc a nd would have been sophomores at Edison Jligb School next month. Jn vest11ator1 say the girls were not classed as runaways. and ll was apparently nol uncom· mon for them to violate parental curfew re gulatlonll . .. C1.1ndy and Sheryl weren't angels, but they d idn't deserve to die.'' Is the w•y one young a('· quaintanee phrased it. Strongly suspectlnR the girl~ s lain below the rocky bluHs at Pacific Cout Highway and Golden West Street were M 1ss Ready a nd M lu Peterson. in· vesllgators called thelr mothers. • • W e R o t ;1 t e n t a t l v c identification from Ule photo· graph.s and a J><>Sltlve from each mother at the mortuary.'' 11a1d Detective Mac Mee. lie said lt was a n extremely un· pleasant chore for nil concerned when the mothers were ac· companied to Saddl eback Mortuary in Tustin. about a half· hour apart Thurs day afternoon. "They were so upset we de· cided to hold off any further In· t er vlewing until Fr iday af· temoon ... he explained. The two m others, each with teenaged son s and daughters, were in seclusion with friends to- day. No funeral arrangem ents were scheduled yel at Saddleback Mortuary. but it was expected Miss Peterson would b e tl'ansferred to an Inglewood mortuary today. :\ pohc·t·rnan fires a smokl• homb at th1 ,,,. polar bt•ars at lh1..· Hall1mo1·~ Zoo to drl\ l' them ~rn ar I rom the mutl1~1tl·d hod~ of .1 m :111 tou11d 111 t ht• l>1•.11· ptl Tht• hmh · ";is l'l" <·m 1.•rl'd " 1th g t Jjlpltng hook-. and rope!>. Economy Looks Better Indicators Show Continued Upswing WASHINGTON (APl -The government index dl•i.igned to show future trend:. rn tht- economv increa:.rd five tenth:. of a percent in July, the 17th straight month 1t has pouited up· ward. the Commt>rce Depart· menl reported today. John W KendnC'k, C'hief Com· . merce Depart ment econom ist. said the continuing Stl'ady in· crease of the index "dt'ftnitcly reaffirms the basil.' l'xpan.sionary thru!>I of the econ om). Kendnrk ~aid 1n u11 1nll•rv1t•w that the index sho\lo -; that bu:.1· ness conf1den<'e in tht• el·onom~ 1~ 1mprovin~ as renected an the i;ro" th in nt'\\ bu~1nl'':-. 1·ontrach and ontt<r!> for plant ancl equip· mcnt. The 17 m o nth g .1111 i-; tlw lon~est !>tnrt' 1t r o.,t• for 20 c·on "I' c ut i' c m 11 nth:. r r o m Oen•mbl'r, 195:1 throu)!h Jul). 19!'>!1 Kno"' n as thl' <'Ompos1k 1ndl'' nf 11.'a<hn~ 1nd1eator!>. 1h1• 111dc\ ha., ~hn"' n contmumK ~trt>ngth t'\en though other govt>rnment index<'~ on prict's, l'tcmomit.' ,Rro'-' th and t•m pin~ ml•ot havt• turned slui.tgish It li kely will lenct :-.upport t1) Ford admsnir;tratwn argument:. that lht' l'ronnm' "l1ll 1i. ~ro" 1ni.:. al!houi.:h II Ill.J V lll' lffO\lotnA Lost Airplane Being Hunted LA VERNE CAPl -The Civil Air Patrol launc hed a search this morning for a J2.yt'ar-old La Verne man who took his pnvatc plane up for a bril'f spin around the airstrip and failed lo return, a CAP s pokes man said. (Scl' Related Story Page A·9 ) . Frank Nordquist, 'A-ho had been studying for his com mercial pilot ·s I iccns<>. took off Thurs day morning f rom Rracketl Field in his red and white Cessna 150, said CAP spokesman Ed Crankshaw. When he h adn't rt'lurned by this morning. an acnru search was begun. slower. Some e('onomisl'I out or ~overnment haH· \\Ondt·re!I "hether the l'l'onomy ma) h1• br:iking to a halt 11Aa1n The CommerCl' Dt>partm1·nt said the indicators index. bused on 12 stal1~llcal mea~ures or 1lw t'l'OnOm.'. ro::.e to 109 5 tn .lul\ The five tenth:. of <i percent ~am was O\ler a revised June index that showed u nine-tenths of l percent increase over Muy, in· stead of the three -tenths of 11wr· cent gain reported t•arher. The maJor strength in th1• .July index, the a~ency s:i1d, wru. an the 1nnt'a~<· in building permits, "h1ch Al t'w ... harpl~ durrng the nwnth Otl1\·r IXlSit1n• stalistits \\'1•n · u 1 «1htC'!ton in tlw Job luynfl r ule, tnC'reases in contracts and orders for plant and l'(jttipnwnt, rism~ :.lock pntt'S. I ht• mom·~ supply and net busanc::.:. rormut1on . On the negative side were statistics for the average work "4"ek, deh very lime for ordered 11ood!'. chang1.:s in llqwd u~sets. chsn~l!S 1n !>l•ns1t1vc price:. and new ordl•rs for manufatturcd and consuml'r go(xb Solon Denies Cash Gathered Illegally WAS HI NGTON tAl'I St•n Jesse Helms <R·N.C.J. s uid that to his knowledge "no con· tnbutlons w er e solicited and none were received" at u party held in a congressional buHding under his s ponsor s hip for a s enat o ri a l candidate from Montana. The U.S . Code forbids thr solicitation or receiving or any money in any bu1ldtnK "occup1e<t sn t he dis charge of orf1rlal duties" hy ;:1ny person whose salary is paid from the ll S . 1'reasury. llelms said Thursday night that the National Conserv at1vc Political Action Committee had a sked him to authonze the send· tn~ Ou t or lctll'rS "with a facsimile of my signature" mv1t· mg the recipients to a pnrly Wed nesday at tht" Capitol Ifill Cluh for Stanley C. Hurgcr. "Subsequent to that. without m y knowledge. lhey chang<'d lh(· frttcr to read that thl' l1K'at1m1 wa~ the Oirkst•n Officl' Build rn$?." Helms said in a h'll•phorw interview. Thc Capitol Jlill Club is n J>r1 v ate Hep11 bl1 can c I uh 011 Capitol 11111. Thl' D1rksl'n Off11·1• flutlding b a Senate office build· ini;:. l11•l m" ~.11'1 he :.lopp<.'d hy the party !or about rive minutes. "No <'Olltnhullons wen• solicited and nmw v. 1•re rerl'l\'<'d." hl' said. 11\l\H'VCr. tht• New York Times said thul r h<'cks were tollecled at thl' door bv David Pearson, who id<'nti fit'd himsf'lf as r<'tlrcsent in~ l ht' "Stan llurgcr for L' .S Sl•nalor C'omm1Lh•<'." wf Contest Set i11 Beach The annua l Huntington Reach summer surfing championships are scheduled lh1s Saturduy and Sunday from ti a m. to~ p.m <•l 16th Strt'l'l and l'aciftc Coasl lllJ!hwav. The ccmtl'SI IS Sp-OO!>Orecl by the < 1ty's n •creatinn anct parks de part nH·11t 11 1nrludcs SI ~ cl1v1s1on' acl·ording to aRe and M'X CompC'tition 1s open to resi· d<>nts of l lunltngton Beach Umon I lt~h School Oistntt. which in· t'luclf''i llunt 1n gton Oeach and p <1 rts of Fountnin Valley, \\\•.,tmlnstcr nnd SNtl Beach. l•'urthf'r information can be oh· t amecl bv {'11llsn_g s:u;.~l'\Rli. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot or people installing carpetsng who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully without nsurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you shOutd 1ns1st that the people who Install ycur carpeting work fo r a contractor who is INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He is required by state law to be both.) Stale licensed contractors have to post a bond tor your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing indicates a degree o f competency. The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor ls that he mi9ht be out o f business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for re11ablllty. and the best installation around! linoleum • wood noor l IC. NO. )10422 John Glenn (D·Ohio>. Wendell Ford <O·Ky.). J ohn CUiver (0- lowa), Dale Bumpers (O·Ark.), James Pearson (R·){an.). Char\es M a thias < R-Md. ). Henry Bellmon <R·Nev.) and Paul Laxalt<R-Ncv.). • They are to visit countries ln the Middle East. Europe and • elsewhere. Her family moved to HW)l· ington Buch i n June, from Placentia, where she attended Kraemer Junior lUgb School after moving to that area from the Bellflower r egion \he year before. 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6.46·.4838 -6<&6.235S 1 ' Ntered Coast Bill SAl'RAM !<:!'.TO tJ\J' J Ttll' 4ompr11m1"e .lm\•ndment. .. 1h.11 ~,,.ij lhl W.A\ lnr ll"-''>J.:C' of the t'UJ'!>l.ll l'OllM'r\ JllClll hlll hJ\ I pu~M'CI tht• l\lJlc S..·n.ilt• l>ut not l"Hhoul io.iimt• lw,1l<.'\I dchatt· Tht' t•o,1<1tal 11111 a IJntim.n}i. ;1,urt• dt-~1.:nt·d to <'Urb «11 ~o~ml'n\ ulon~ ('<1l1fu1 n1.1 ' l,100 nlll,· <'ou:-il111w. \\1111 ~·n,1tt· ~rovJI ~lontl.1\ .i.mJ \4H\ 't·nl lo ~' Eelmund Hrul'nJr T h c J m c n cl ml' n'' " t• 1 t• cf:u:wct•n•ll b.'' llr<1'4n and ue't't'Jlt t•~ ln l.ibur .i.1111 the 11111' Payoff Probes Spread lh The .b!ludatro Prtl\' ,\ l' ~ Sl'niltl' sutx·omrn1lll·e ' IJ1,l·l11~url· l'drl) lh1s )t•ar about ""'' m1·nb •>I S:? 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J11<>0 r~tt lhtrt> w11 enough 'A Ork to warrant l~lr u 111tance The Hort bill ~ould •l~o m11ke the coastal CQO'ln\JHlon s dt> 1jCn11tiol\ of 1oeni1lt1\'C! co•lltl al art11$ 5Ubject to ICJt510ll\\.' rt111ficaUon. Pro~ed develop menl in a st-n 1hve coastal ar<•w St..ilt· polH.'t' offic(•rs escort a ~outh through the front i.!.tlt•:-111 tlw C~1liforni:.i State Farr in Sacramento follow 1111.: .i dhturh am·l• Thur..,da~ m_i.?ht tn\'Ol\lng 2.000 \Oung p<'oph.• l'olt('l' t1:-{"'<I lttar ga~ to break Up thl' rnc•k and hottk thrcl\\ 1ng not follm\ mg a l'o<.•k mus ic con<'C'rl Newport Attorney Nixes Guilty Plea A '('\\l)ort Be ac h la"~cr "ho 1lr1•" a Mate pri..on h'rm of s 1" months lo f1' c) t'lffs <Jftcr admit 11111: that ht• fat:.1f1cd mun Ornni.:t• l'ounty Supt.>nor Court probate act rnn pt eadcd successrull> Thur~da~ for lhl' w1thdrawul of ht!> i:um~ plea. Oes p1tt.• JudJte K enneth W11l1am~· 1\ arning that he could dra\\ a stiffer lt.'rm b) going on trial. attornt.>y Roland Stt-wart Hnrcumc. 39, of 901 Sand Castle t>nn. Corona del Mdr, agreed tu r .ift.' a JUf\ Nov 22 Han·uml'"• decision mean-; thJI :?2 ft'lmn <'<•unt:. 1·ontumt•d in a .:ranrt Jur~ ind1c·tmc•nt are now 1 ,., I\ l'd ThC') inrludt· perJur'. )!r .inti t hC'ft. offt'rinl( f Jf..,e ,., Hl\'nt'(• and pre paring fals1• I '\ ltlt'lll'l' Thn:;e <'h ar,::es W<"r<· :tuthonrt'd aflt•r thc grand JUr:, \\ai> 1n forme<i th<1t Rarrume had mi' handled thl· t'!\tatt' i,f u San Cll'mt•ntt' Iii an \\ho d1cd 111 a t'apistrnnu Ut'a<'h t'OO\ al~C'ent hum.-on Jun!.' 2.t. 1970 a(l('r H.1rrunw "a::. tht• .11l1111n1::.t.rul11r 11f Ins 1·!-\ ,1h· ll ",,., ,1llt•1tt'CI th.it an 1•::.t1ma1 <~I S~lllOO of llW • 1113 000 e'tatt- h•ft In "111014 e•r \\ 11-.011 E11.:1•n1• l.111 h1·r. Br,. ~\ ho I l\·1·11 11t 1:ix W t-: .. c:il111wi., "u' "1thdr:11.1.n (111m th1· 1·,t.1lt•" rthout <1ulh111 rl\ \\ 1tn1•S'\('' told thl· )!1 anll Jllr,\ th,11 lht'\ h:ttl ht•t•n unabl(• to 11 a1·1• .. lf1 .111 11l1•nllflNI h\' l\,1rrum1• a' thl' 1·11'lllt11r "ho""' p;i1t1 l h1• m11111•.., •tllfl \\ho \\ ·'' onct' rePorled b,i. the la" )C•r a)o now hvinl{ in Huwa11 narcume 11pent somt· time• 1r1 the county jail prior to h111 Indict menl when hrs :.mswers to tht-n probate court judge Claude M Owens fulled to ~at1sfy tht' curious jurist. Convietlon on Lhe multiple al· ltgations ~oold put Barcume 1n :.tale prison for as long as 20 years. He also faces disciplinary action by the Stat<' Bar of California. Celia's Wife Seeking End To Marriage Convicted tn federal court anil currently on trial in Orange County Superior Court. Or. Louis J C€'lla Jr had a new boul or lill(lallon adrlrd to h..., problem :. late Thursda v a divorc<" acti1m filed by Mr!>. ·Marion Cclln Mrs Celln. 48. c1tl~ 1rrcconc1lu· bl<' differences in her la14-:-uit and seeks spousal support, lll'r s hare of l'nmmunlty prupt>rty 111dudlng tht> ('ouple 's M r11.sion Vtt>)o hom(• and Celia's Snntu Ana 11ract1cc and her lellal fees. The couple wert-married 24 vear!I llRO They separated last i\1oncta't . the laws uit notl..'s Politics and Ballots Among Sunday Best M r i.. < • l' I I u w u . 11 t h t r husband 'i; 1Hde <.'very <fay fur u lonit fedcrul court trial whiC'h ended lasl June with hi-. con· \ 1ct1on on multiple crimlnul <'hoqtes He was !l<'ntenct'<i to fl Y(' years In prison Md is free on appeal. Observer!I noted that she made no more than ont' appeuruncc with him in current Superior Court pretrial action. !I\ lcw k h a 1· k \\ 11 rrl a I I h 1• Htpuhliriln C'llll\1•11t1011 frnm .1 lnt:il 'It'" point '" :imoni.? lh1• h~hlif::hl' pl ,1nnf'll for S11nd1n ·, 111111\ Pilot ll1•ri• urr ~11nH' •fCitlllft'' 111 lonk (111 'nl-'111'1> Tiii-: SCF.~F.S J\, ~omhl\ man H11lwrt Burk<> or lh1n11nJ:t11n H<'.11·h "ns 1in1· of th1· 1('9dN' or I hl' ( ,1hfClrn1:1 de• l<'J:at111n to tht' R<"puhhr.rn C'1m "'nt1nn Ht• clt"H'rib\•<o 11 hill "C'nt 00 from 1ln IO~ldt'r'<1 JlOllll Of\ ICW ;ind h1•~ s t ate drlellakc; fell • 10011t the· outcnmt-. 1n an <''< du..,nc <itory for the Editon;1I P3f:('S SU OAY". BEST BALLOT ISSUF. Are re qwrem(•nts for bilingual balloL<1 .in unnecessary drain on tax pay<"rs or are they really making 1t possible for signincanUy more \Oters to b<"comc informed" Dai· h Pilot Staff Writer Kathy Clan · C'\' looks al both sides of the issue m a story \h1,1t "ill lead ofr th<' YOl' Section AFTER OZZIE -f'orm er television !llar Hamel Nelson of Laguna Beach, widowed a year aito. has found the lure of show business hard to resist. In fact. she'll nppear in a TV movie nt'<t month She talks with As· 11o<'iaterl Press in a s pecial fe&tur•• Minimum Pay Bill Okayed SACRAMENTO <API -The C.JIComia Legis lature has sent to the governor a biU that would prevent the state minimum wa~e from slipping below the federal minimum wage . The final 41 -21 vote or lhe As· sembly Thursday gave the bill the bare majority for pa~age. Bv Assembl) man Bill Lockver ({).San Leandro), the biU would bave no im medlale effect because tbe stote minimum w:is recently raised by regulation to $2.50 an hour for most 14-'0rken. ~ffealv~ tn October, ~mpared to federal mlnlmums of $2.20 and $230 DR•: or co" ES TRl'F: -/I,. forml•r b.lllenna. a film director and n pl:w"'·r11i1ht are bnnttin~ lo hfc thc-1r IMJHimt• dream· mak antt :i him about ballet. Rex Reed talk~ 1\ Ith them obOUl the !'tar· -.tudd<>d mo''" in a s t or y sch<><ful('d for the €ntmalnmenl Paa('~. • I I • R~ay Augus1 27 1976 OAH .. Y PILOT • \~ .· on Brown's Desk "ould be clo~t'I · :.crutm11t"d b~ the stutt <'ommi~i.1on En,•1ronmtnt ul111ti. • 'u1ll thl· Hurt bill did not wc•ul..t•n th\• roast..il lnll. th<' oppo11c<11b ot tht• ('().s..,t.11 mea~t.tr\' ai.:rt'<'d • I don 't think bv udopt1nR tht-Se amendm<'nt:\ that 14-l' 11u1ht lo s ucker 1n nny mort> k.:1,lutor1 Ullo lhtnklll& that uw-y 11.re ~01na to m kc a good bill out ol lhc bill lhat wa p:tsllt"d a rouplt• of dll)'s ~~." iuatd Seo. Halvh UtJlb 1U. Gardenia> "Tb samr Ching, the ~amt· Enery Tax Cut Dropped WASlllNGTON IAP l -The massive tax-revision bill now be- ing cons idered by a Senate· Hou:.e conferenc•t-comm1tl('e" ill not inc lude u S500 m1llio.n pal'kage of enerl!Y consl'rvation tax breaks The Senate Finance Commit· tee agreed Thur'day to drop the package from thl• bill and to re- introduce its energy.savine pro- \'isions In a separate energ) bill The committee also \Oled to boos t the four cent·a .gallon federal tax on gasoline by half cent for three years. saying 1t "ould offs et the money the Treasury would lose iI the ('nergy con:.ervalion pack1:1ge is re~·i, ed Hut the chances for pas:.age of tht• ent'rgy bill particularly one raising the gaS<.1hn<' tax - beforl' Congress adjourns for the fall t>leC'tions appear s lim. t::arher this month tht> 54..-natc 'oted three·to·onc a~atnst an at- tt>mpl to raise the gas levy b)' a pcnnv. Hoth the lloust• and Scnalt' ha\'t' approved l.hc es::.ence or the t•ner~' ronsen ·at1on ml'asures. but the llOUSl' 1s reluctant to con !older thl' energy propos als as part or the big tax bill. Se\'eral senator~ and <'Omm1t tee aide.; s;.11d lht·~ <"XPl'l'led the t'llcri,::. bill lo die.>, ;.ind that 1t "a~ 1u~t un t.'laborall' way for lht' "C'nut1• lo buck du" 11 1111 the pro \ 1~111n Hdor1• an~ h1ght•1 ~;is ta.\ 1·oulcl 111k1• e£fret. 1t would have to "in uppro\'al b) the full ~nate and .i <'onforenct' comnuttee. Then 1t "oulll be returned lo the llousc <1nd Sen<.1tc for final action lx'for·t• being senl to Presidenl t-'ord The cooservut1on program "ould allow a t.upayer lo take up to $225 off his lAx bill as partial reimb1.1rsemenl ror the cost of buying and installing in- s ulation. caulking. and storm doors and windo'+S in his home. Other tax benefits would ~o lo hom<"o\\·ners and businessmen "'ho install geothermal or solar heating equ1 pment or heat. pumps. i -. , ,. ... ~A . 1dva. the surl\t' Su•rru C'l11b J.1h1lusoph' 1:. ~om.: 10 Jlf('\ ntl. • ht" uddcd "If :, ou t hrnk b) adopt 111.r thJ&) ou are going to inh'rft.•ru ul all w Ith that 'ou urc not bt>mg r,•uh~l•<' " · Sen. Gt'Orf:t' l>t'ukmt·11un '"ll to provull.' ud1htion:il Jobs. that ts ttoing to make it 1.11>!1::.1tilt.' rur pt>r:.onb "hoi.c lune! I " r«lass1f1cd und n-dut·c'd II\ Its '~tlUt.' from J:l'tt1n~ <·om llt'llbtllWn "There ts ubsolut ... ·ly nothmg 111 th • c anwndml·nts thut answf'1 lht' m u1or obJt•1.·11un:. to th1:i. NUS\ JI bill . Hut Sl.•11. Albt'l'l Hodctu (l> S.ir1·t1m('nto1 1H111l tht• le-.:1:.laturu. hud produced :.i rctl.M)l)ubly i.:ood. ('0,1,t,11 blll ,ind should l'll,&C't th11 ll.1rt 11mt·n1tml'Ol!1 "I bUiijC~bt \\ l' hUVl' U Pl't)bll•n\ lht1t \\t' art• nt'\'t'r a,:0111.: 111 ht• ubll• lo bllh l' \O tht' 1>t,1t1!\r,ll'tlOll of t•\ l:'t\ l)(1<h . ht• i.aul "\\'\' haH• \\ orl.l'd hi m'hll'\'l' U l'l'.1i.onahk <'Om prun11M' IA·t ·, ~t·l NOlllj.'!" Ith ll " The Hurt h1ll 1b AB'-~ Andy Better NervportActor Dortn40 Powuls Back home m Nf'\\pc>rt IWat·h. wll'r.1n urtm· Ancly Ot>\'llle report:. th~t ht• hm. alm1 1i.t n·<'tJn'rC'd from tlw kidney ailm~nl that foiled him 111 Santa Ro:-a two month!> Jf.O Denne lost 40 pounds during his ::.luy in the hosp1lJI and no\\ \\eighs a s\t.'lte 225 "I reel so t:ood that m y w1ft' and I 41n• planmng to lt'an· sept 15 for a \ acation '" Greece ... 1>a1d the g ra\'el•\'Olt'l'd Jingles or the "Wild Brll llickoct.:" TV sene.., Devine. 70. laugh1c'<I al ;.i pnntt•d report thul ht• was destitute and d ying. .. I had a hospital bill or $32.700." hl' s aid. "but Ml'<l1t·:ire carried most of the loud, and tht· Scr<'t'n Actors Gwld took care of the rest And J °'''-' sa,·cd a fl'\\ b uck:. along lht.•" a.v." Po1cder Was Heroin 2 Huntington Men Hel4 in Drug Case: Chemical a n a lysis al- le1tedl .vco nfirmin ~ u whitP powder seized from two llunl- tngton Beach men is high-grudc heroin led narcottC's a~ents to seek <'omplaints today <'hurg1ng multiple drug offenses .against the men. Michael JI . Sotoma,er, 26, of 1210 Pecan Ave .. and Alvin B Hill. 29. \\oho <.'luimed he 1s a DMV Director No Salesman S ACR AMENTO (i\P 1 Herman S illas muvbcdirectorof the Departmenl of Motor Ve hicles, but he apparently doesn 't make it as a rar .salesman. Sillas failed to make any car s ales during bis two-day trial period testing dealers• problems with OMV paperwork on vehicle s ales. the OMV said in a state- ment Thursday. Sillas spent two days :it a Los Angeles car dealership, com· pliance C'hief John Holmes took 11 .:.imilar trial in Sacramento. anq acting OMV chier counsel Alan Mateer operated out of Berkeley, the DMV said . transient. remain in Huntington . BE':H'h City J uil pt•ndm,.-: courl al'tll>n SQtoma~l·r wa-, book<"d on ehurJ:l'S of b ale of hl'ro111 : !>ale uf t·ocamt.> ancl possession of heroin for s~1I(', wh1k Hill is l'harged on- ly "Ith suit' and ix1~::.c::.sion of hermn for !>;.ilc• Hail for Sotoma.\l'I' 1::. S20,()()(I •, while Hill m lbl pul 1111 S25,00I) bail, althou~ h he foct•i. one lci,s l'nminal chari:<· because of an al·>. lt•i:t•d pnor n•cord of narcotics acll \'ll) Dt•tN·t i Vl' Sl(I . Carl V1dano suid . J ll'am inc-ludmi.: und<'rcovi>r • agents from the Stat(• Depart mcnt of .lu11 t1 cc• a nd Newport rwarh Policc workto•d together in • tlw Tuesday niJ:hl arrests at • Sotomaver·s ho me Sotoma\ er :.ind llill we're taken into custOdy after alleg<"dly sell mg an ounce or heroin. while tht• . chie f suspect all<"~<'rlly sold a quarter-ounce of cocaane tr~ • agents previously . They carried an urrcst war rant for Sotomayer issued aner .• the earlier incident and before • they seized three ounces of the narcotic valued al SS.000 in • Tuesday's action. Negotiations allegedly con- ducted bet we<"n the s us pects and d<"lccli\'es involved oni· ounce of heroin, S1:t. Vidano s aid. ~~o IN Tlf~ lio ~.;J> • ::·· u....,_A .· J'-,,'l,rC.. \ \ "lfJ . :, :_?I:." :-~) ; l -..J ""'-,: • ~ . . .. ---. \~ -h ..... , :· GAZEBO 11' x 10%' Uf e., f 1'111'1 PATA'S 51399 DELIVERED ------------------------ Old Gold Junipers •tJl'l-tNKtt Ml 'Hlta4\ Af I H -'N "••'If f>H UfAltl WH .. f f't""iK l A\'tNUI • I t.o\t, •••..,• ••v ...... , .,. IMPATIENS ""lt•llUHllQ• t 1llllUll\I \H41Jlll • ,.,lfH,_. lltf1 H ,..., '""''' "' ".,,,,,... . • 11 '' 1 t Vinylguard Fencing 8' X 18" •<,..' l ... •~ •• n o• c••• .. ""'" o• '·""""' Palymira Pushbroom ~l>l~!~lll """l>U ------~----------~ Cookes Fungicide 01( "(JNOaa t"4 C., ... ,, LAW!llfl Ol ri.iAMI ,.f4il\ a H ••At •l.~ \ t • = 2123 HfWPORT BLVD. COSTA.MIU 646-3925 ~".~·~.~=f'· Dahlias &Coleus A'>'tt11I PLJ u1l1>r,. In hl~111m. Qi... 49~ t I "t ,,._,, tt f ""' fl ,,.,.~I tf ,,. f , , .. ... ~4 DAILY PILOT Fndey Aug~ 27 lf71 J'ast • Dutch.in.en ....... Te• arplllae Ot 'R T RAGEDY: You can well 1m..aJ;mc the con:stnt'laon oC rear thut n1ui.t have i.tru<·k t!\t'ry 11.10111> rn Southl'rn Cwiforn1a that hJd u n11:ss1nl( d:iui;hlt'r \\ht•n 1wv.~ went out on Wl'd m'MI;•} ':.double mun.k'r m llunt· ini,'ton UrJch Battling Disgrace THt: HAG UE, 'th~ Netherh1ods tAP> Go,·er11· mcnt leaders and Queen Juliana blood to1ether toda) to prot"ct thf' Outrh monarrhy from the dl11grace of her hu.sbl•nd '1> in· voh •emenl in thc Lorkht't'd srandal HJghly placed ~oun•es i.ald Ow queen endorict'd the ..ion•rn rn~nt 's decusion to force Pnncc \bout 7 30 a .m. that day. a frs. h1•rman dl:.CU\ c red the bod1e of tl411 'ouni.: girls beJo" thl' roe!.\ :-urfsuk bluffs at the 'i'ci.tc1 I) t·nd of the C'1ty ( I NSHORT J Evidt·nC'l' lndh'ates both girh. tried to h~ht off their attacker or Jtla<'kers. Both girls died of multiple stab wounds. f'h1-, wa<s a wanton. senseless, hrut.il tJktn~ of two ~oung llve:- 1 don't knov. \\ h\' 1t 1s. but a lot of Ub JUi.t autom aticaJly a!>:.umed l hl•:-c 1140 young \1Cl1ms had r om{' into our coastal n·~1on rrom d sc" here. Perhapc. the) had drifted off from their home:. .ind had been lured lo our area ror 1hc promise of some fun in the surf ,mdsun M ,Hlii\' PA K ENTS F ROM othe r r"'i.:ums 14 ho h..ad m1i.sing girl" apparently thought this was pos~1bll-too. The Huntington Heach Police Department and Orange Countr SheriWs OU.ce \\ere dl·luged "ith phone calls 11nd rnqu1nes frum anxious, fearful parents. · Then came the shocker These J!1rls were not a couple of dnfters fnlm Los Angeles or Ri\'ers1de or Phoenix or Chica~o . They werl' two t eenagers from Huntangton Beach who. in a couple of weeks . would have bt:en rl'lurnang to their classrooms at Ed1'ion High School. They \\ert• murdcn·d in their own home h>\\n E'er~ lJJt o f h t'arlfe l t S\ mpath). of course, gOl'S out lo tht• famili es of Sheryl Sue l'l•tcrson and Candace Susan Rl·..ady We m ay nE'ver know wh~· they died. But you cannol help \\ortd<>nng how a thing like this t•ould occur Well . while the premise may niit apph• In lhas specific tr aged). J !')(>hen• the mores of our present d..i y soc iet y a re partiall y reipons\ble for almUar assaults on our youna women that are re· porH-d JO tht• news e\•ery day IT IS l 'NH EASONABLE to ex- J>l'C l out law e nforcement as:encie:; lo have every crazed at· tacker lockt•d up in advann• bdore he gets the opportunity to attack. \'ou cannot exJX?ct law enforce- ment to have advance protection 11\ all able for every young girl hitchhiker \'ct \H' live in a t ime when there is a lot of talk about equal rights for the sexes. Young women have a rl~ht to hitchhike tr young m en do. Young women h ave lhl.' r1i;iht lo sit on a bar stool alone or " a I k the streets or bet1ches at rug ht unescorted H ave we lulled our youni.t women into a false CeehnA of 2'ttunty? I tlon •t know. NOW I MAY get e v ery women's ri~ht Rroup in Orange Count)' down on my btlt'k. But the plain facts an• that mOftt women m~ not ertual ton crntl'<l a\tockcr on a cJ:>rkPtWuch nnd rnnybc most men wouldn't b4 citht·r. 11'8 not u matter of ri~ht , J wnnl my own ctnu~htcr to .:l".ow up In u 'cl<'lt"ly lh:1I offt•rf! h1•r ••llcry 1•1111:1 I opportunity. Jlut I do wunt her tu I( row up. Bernhard, her 6S·year-old con i.ort, into rt'tlr(•ment. Official spokesmen said none of the fl\ e pa rties in Premier J oop de11 l 'yl 's lefl·<'enter eoalitlon um ernment wantl'd the queen tu abdi<.'ate. The premier told parhamenl and the Dutch people Thur..d<t y that Bernhard "as resign1ni;! from all public and pn\'ale of. fi<'es because uf tht• report of an investigation into allegatwn ~ that Lockheed Aircraft Corp. paid him Sl.1 million lo innuencc the Dutch armed forces to bu) its aarcralt. ,Naddo.r Lead• CHICAGO CAP 1 Former Georgia Go". Lester Maddox ap- pears to be the front runner for the presidential nommalJon of the Amencan Independent par· t~. delegates at the party ·s national con venlion Sa) Maddox, who has b een campaigning for the nomination fo r three m o nths. faces challenges from two other candidates to lead the party that nominated George Wallace in 1968. <;.,,.. Found G RA~D \'ALLEY. Colo IAPt Sevent~ rifles and pistols. in· duding a loaded submachine gun. lSO sticks or dynamite anti .. thousands o f rounds of am. munition ·· have been found in a house here, the count) ~henWs ofrlcesaid. President Ford·!< vacation retreat al Vail is about 120 miles east of where the weapons were found . A Serret Service spokesman in Wastungton said the agenry was not investigating the discovery of the weapons because of the dlstaMe between Grand Valley and Vall. Garfield Count~· Undt>rsherirf Robt-rt Hart said a Secret Service agent did phone Sheriff Ed Hogue to learn of details oflhe discovery. f 'ight Loom• WASHINGTON CAPJ -A Republican effort to block automatic pay increase for con- Jiressmen next year surlat'ed on the House floor Thursday night. Republican Leader J ohn J . Rhodes s aid he had h eard rumors that Democratic leaders were being asked to prevent the attempt planned for next week. Democratic Whip John Mc f'·a11 replied that he believes n House vote on blocking the pay ra1w will be JX?rmitted. Delay R ej ected LOS ANGELES (AP> -A Superior Court judge has reject· ed a bid by an osteopath chnrged with murder to delay a review by the state Board or Osteopathic Examiners on suspension or rc- vocation of his lict'nllc to. practice. SUJ)erior Court Judge Harry H upp said Thursday that even though the court te<:hnlcally had jurisdiction in the matter in· \'Olvlni Jo1.1rph Emory. Hupp l'houldn 'l exerrise it. ,.,. wi .. ,.,,. .. HOST AGE FREED Ruuell Peters Talks Slated Over Korea Ax Murders SEOUL, South Korea (AP> North Kore a and the United '.':ations Command agreed today to convene the Joint arrni~tice commission on Saturday for another exchange over (he kill· ing of l\\o U.S. Arm) officers by ~orth Korean guar~. the U.N. Comm and said. The meetinit was set for S p.m . -4 a.m. EDT -Saturday at Panmunjom, the truce village "here the slaying took place. The l'.N. Command had requested 11 for today but agreed to the one. day delay asked by North Korea . Allied oCficials said the two sides would discuss lhe AUJC. 18 mc1dent and measures to prevent :.1m1lar disputes 1n the luture . Tension appeared to ha\e rl'- laxed in Korea following con· dilatory s tate ments by both sides at a Panmunjom mcetinR Wednesdav. But arm1l'S n• mained on alert nlonj? both 'l1dcs of the lSl·mill' demihtanlcd zone d1\'iding Korea U.S. Maj. Arthur Bon1fas and Isl Lt. Mark T Barrett. "ere axed and beaten to death by Communist guards In a dispute over the trimmlnl{ or a poplar tree. The United States cut rlown the tree three days later m an operation approv1..-d personally by President Ford Africa Riots Calming Down JOHANNESBURG, South Africa <APJ -A stone·throwing mob of blacks confronted police brieny today i1\ Soweto, but the huge black ghcllo w~.s reported "reasonably qu1<'t '' after four days of battles amonj? blacks and police that left 35 dead. Police Minister James T. Kruger said 14 of those were killed by police. Asst. Polke Comissioner DJ. 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N•h°'".tl Wt•lhtr \.ftr"•<• Mn , .... n•·•O•• '"'"' ~o "'$1"'"' '*'" (~' .,111 ,,,,. bllt h•ntlno ~~ bul .... 11 .,,., to "'""' Cl .. , '"'°""' $.olwr .. , >ilOft\ wlll t.. .,......, ., If> -•o-lo• Anoe•o. wllll -lcwOlll In ll'Mt "'IG teh A't'IQ ltle <H\I, lllOM ""'" f- lrom ~ 10 ••. wlt11 ~••~• '" 11,. v•li.y1 •• 10 100. Angry Vet Frees 13 Protest Aired; Long Drama Ends ~1 CLEVt-:1.AND (AP > A Vietnam vttl"ran v. t\(> hdd n:. many u 13 host•!{~ dunng u n1 n t ·h o ur sc 1ge ln:sldf' Cleveland·ic l11ndmark Tt"rmm11I Towt-r 1n prott~t againisl ha (Orml'r emvlO) t'r's lN>atffit!Ol of fellov. \'eleruns. far~ charges or k1d1uap1ng. author1llc~ >and. Ashby Lt:Jd1. 30. of Huot· ington, W.Vu., wasto beformull)' charged toduy. authorihc~ :Hud Charles R. MrKinnun. spt"caal agent m chilrt;l' of \he 1"81 her~. Hid ~ach also may be charged v.1tb extortion and thre atening a rompany e ngaged ln in~rstate commerce. ··1 MADE MY Point." Leach shouted Thursday night al'tt!r he heard his complaints about \'et er ans' rights aired on national television. Leach had walked into the oC· fices or Chess le System Inc .. a raHroad holding company that employed b1m in 1971. Armed with a shotgun and a pistol, he took 13 hostages and demanded that the firm change its practices toward veterans. Four of the original hostages managed to get away. Those who were left -eiKhl men and one woman -were unharmed. ,.,...,..,_i. MADE HIS POINT Vet Ashby Leach Korean War \'eteran. estnblished rapport and drew up a list of wnl· ten promises which committed Chess le to a r e\ iew of its prnctil·l'i. towar<ltt vctt'ran.s f''rom • smt11l . barncaded (l\'i: 111 the Term1n.d 1'owtt IA•ach n.skcd u :iCt'r\'tllf)' to c lh~ nev. s mt-cl1n und <.'Aph1ln h 1lt'll\a111I:-. w h1rh indutled u rt qu,·~t that ht! w antt'<! to see I :.ton· nboul hlnist11f on n t\\'ot'J tl'lt•\·1s111n Two h•ll'vbuon S<'lll nnd a n&d~ \\ l'rc broui;ht in. but LAlach sh4 ul tht• rudlo "1th hui pi:1tol nrt9f h,·~1nng u llt!W!\CUSt. ~al'h wouw hold onl~· short conversations 1 ttw lt"lephonf'. He peered onen U1"' t>le\'aton outside the roo und th(• I aw 0Hic1nls mllhr-t arvund in the httll'i' ay. A'l' OSI': point. MrCowan r4'• <'l'" ed a telephont• n 1ll from Cl t•,·<'1,111<1 mu It 1m11 h o n u I re E3ton, \\ho <'ailed from Novu Sct1t1a. Canada, and wht1 :-uid tht> demands ~igned by McGow.:in 11 l'ft.• accepl:ibk \\'hen. at :.1b11ut ti 4S p m Lench saw a stor~ about h1ml>clf on une of the nel\\ ork tele\'1S1on broadcasts. he told lhl' hoslagt's, .. Everybody (<!l'ls out." lie threl' do\\ n his guns . raised h1l> hand~ and" 11lkcd out. Howard Skidmore. a vice pre· sident. said that an apprentice program Leach had joined at Chessie in Huntlo~on. W.Va .. ~·as not regis tered with the federal government. and that Leach was therefore lnettglble for su pplem ental fe deral benefits. Skidmore said the pro. gram was not registered in order to avoid .. rigamarole and red tape." Candidates Debate Details Discussed SKIDMORE SAID that in 1971 Leach ha d confronted Cht!ss1t' president Hays T . Watkins out· side a Huntington hotel. Lt•:s<'h "as carry in!{ a si1tn complaminR aoout Ches:.1e '11 practit't'S con ceming veterans, he said. FBI agent~. Cleveland poli<'l' and Chessae o fficials ga\'<' this a<'rount of tht-siege: Leal'h initially demanded lo see a top Chessle executive, but he was told that nl'ilher Watkms nor rl'tirl'd bo<ird t•ha1rman C'vrus Eaton wt!re m. He then a s ked to see someone in authority. .. This is for real.·· he tolcl his hostages .. A l1)t of people rould jtet hurt.·· Tht!n he ust>d the ~hot1wn to s hoot a ll~ht ftxtun.• on the ceiling. R. C. M~GOWAN, a Chessie vice pres ident , volunteered to talk to Leach. McGowan, a WASHINGTO N <AP 1 - Nt>gotiators for Presidt'nl "'ord and Jimmy Carter are takmR proposals for a s eries of televised de bates back to the presid~ntial candidatei1. with prospt'cts Jikdy for an m1t1al tit• bat(' m rnid·Scptember Representatives for both camps reported sublltanlla l pro itress toward arrangements Cnr the dt-bates after a 3•, hour ml'ettn(<! Thursday "Ith offtc1ah. of the Ll'ague of Women Voters. "h1ch has offert'd lo ~1111n>oo: I ht• sl'ss1ons llowe\'er ne1tht•r ~1ck· • \\'ould discuss spt-c1fl c!>. THE GROUP was to met•t again Dl'Xt Wednesday to lrun out details All im•olved :i~reed that there derm1tely would be presidential rampaiitn debates -the first smce the 1960 meetings bctv.ccn John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon -and that the first de• bate would be sometime next month. Carter. m L•an\\h1k. hus r(' vealed he 1s aw art• th.at some or the rock mu!>1C'1;1t1s wh11m ht• knows and ~ho h11\'1' !>Upportetl him "undoubtedly ust' clrul(~." hut adcts he d•,ci.n 't 1·1m~i1kr hi:. :t\'flUllintanct• \\ 11 h thl'm a "!<iuli Ject of sh amt" " Carter Is Criencll v "1th a number of rock groups. 1nclud 1ng Gregg Allman and tht• Allman Br o thers D u n d. which performed ut Sl!Vt'r11I tundratsmg concert.B fur tum m th~pnmarie~- Amf 111 \I Ull. lolo. Ford and 1·unning m:itc Rob Dole arc m11lhni.: tl\'l'r w heth(•r Uolt•'s \\ lfe should n•s1j?n ai; :i Fcdcrul Tradt.' Commission membt•r to ullow her to activl'ly t•a mpJl~n for the Repuhli<'an tickl•t A campaign offlc1oJ i.uil'I the future plans of EIJZabeth Dole ' would be "lhe first item on lhl· ulfenda" at today·s pm·ate talh between 1-'ord and her hu:.b&11d. the Kansas senator . Courses by Newspaper IOCEXlflSI OUR CONTINUING FRONTIER I C0Uf\5E:S DY N€WSPAP€P.j In a aerie• of ahctffft ..-ttctn po1acy IHuea 10 the llve• of In· participating college• and un· befllnnlng Sept. 11 In tfM Ody dMduel men and •omen. lveralllH throughout the country. Piiot, fourteen outalandlng Originated end dev.,oped by Th• program la funded by the achofera and author• examine Unlveralty Eatenalon, University Nellonal Endowment for the the whole renge of human In-of Cellfornle, Sen Diego, Couraea HumenltlH and offered by the volvement with th• sea. by N • w • p a p er d • v e Iopa Dally Piiot .. a publlc aervk:e. The toplca range from art and meterlala for college level Cour .. credltmaybeclalmedby llterature to aclence, from martne course,. They are preHnted enrofflng at Coaatfln• Community resources to sport, from n8tJonal through th• newspaper• and CoUege. For convenience. uae the mall reglatratlon blank betow. -~~~u::,--f-T-11 _T _I_ T=r -----;:,:o~A~p::: =~ --~----~------ • • • • ¥' ,,. ••• 3.Nemo -...,..,..,,---------~-,------'-~--- 15. 81rthd111 -..,.,,""'."".',,,,-, -~-".'", .-.--'---:::-:::-----;.-:::,.~-&. 81rlhpl1co -----,,...,,-, ----~'----..... "",.--- 1. HIQh School LHI Attended ---,.-.------------""--...,..,., -.------..,,..,.--'--""'!,=···· I! AddrHs while 1111nd1no COH lflno Communiiy COll11<1e ---,.--.,----------...,(......,..., ..,,r.~/ __ _,_ _ _.../~.-:--'/..._ __ _ ,, • -, •• f "' IF LESS THAN 12 CONSECUTIVE MONlHS AT ABOVE ADDRESS. COMPLETE BELOW PAf\IJOUS ADDRESS I I~~~'~~_._~ US C1lll(N'7 l"'J YES D NO If NOT WHA t lYPE VISA WHICH IS NOW IN l Hf ACTl\IE MILITAA f I ''"'''V 11'111 811 1nlorm11ton IS ro11ect F81 .. 11ClllOn OI 1nlorm111on O• l111u1e 10 repo11 cnenQH 1n ltt•Clenc:v mey r111u11 on d1tm11111. l• SELF' n SPOUSr 9, I Ll Miii 2 0 Fomaht 10 Ar1 you now 01 will you bl I high 1chool Q!lldu•lfl el tho lime or reg11trallon? 1 rl YH :1 n No ti 19 _ _ v .. , ol h1gt1 tchOOI gradu•llon or 1aa1 0111 11londed h•Oh Khool or •lemtn11ry 1choo1. 12 Are you wo1111na tor 1 Coll.ae o.Qttfl'> 1 u A1110C11a11 In An1 IJunlol Collto1 O.O•t!"I 2 n Bac:tlolof"I e>.gr" ll l ranalM Plana . I ll Non·T••n1tor 'J O St111 Co1teo1. C1hl0fnla 3 0 81111 UnlWtflty, C1Rf0tn11 1C. Hive vou •• M18"ded enOlt\of 001leg11? 3 o 80111 Aato<lel1 and D•t l'lelo• • 4 CJ No 4 C1 Puvete Colleg1 or lJnly_,a11y, Calllorn1• ~. 0 Out ot St111 Co11eoe or Un1v11111y 1 O YH 2 LI No AR·020·9 75 15 tr yea on 14, ChlCk -'tlu• upon loavino I 0 Oood Sl41ndln(I 'J 0 Prob1t1on 3 O ScllolHllc Ol&mlual 16. Colleo-un111 H rned prlof to tl'lla reg111r•lion: , O o 10 29•.+ 3 0 80 or rnort, no deoreo 2 O 30 10 !>9'1t 4 0 Jurilor College or lour·Y•tr 11. ff you woK oo 1114'1\dlno tllQll ICf\OOI ai lho ""'' 11me you 1tt1nd C0H tlln1 Community Collea• *• HIQh School ellendlll!I ----------~~~-=----:--=-~:---;:;-::::;::-----;0~2;:: b. High 8cnOOI gtede d111lng ""1Hllf ot 9tt1nd111Ce 11 Coutllne CommuMy Colleoe 0 ltlh 1 th 18. ll•t eectl COlleoe or unlve<tlty 1ttended ·-~· ..... _ ... •-w., ---tot•••.,,. 11111 Appilc•nla &atneture Oe1e --------------------------------------~----------- ' ' M•ll to: CoHtUne Communfly Coflege 10231 Sletet Ave. Fountain V.,.ey, CA 92708 DAILY PILOT Fe """' ........ I AGE NT ESCORTS CULTIST SANORA MURPHY Manson C ultist, Fellow Escapee Arrested In Portland FBI Nabs Escaped 1 Cultist in Portland PO RT LAND I i\ l'I Susan Murphy, J•I , an Ji.Sc>C'1.1ll' of c•on v1~loo mm.i; murdurl'r ( 'h,ull•i. Manson, and D1<Anl' l..c1w"l' 1-:111,, 33, ha\'c bN•n tnkl·n min c•ustu<h an Portland. the FIU hJ-. an nounced Thl' "Ollll'll \\ho l'"l .11wll 1:1 , da~ s ago frurn .1 f<-1!1·1 .11 l'n-.1111 111 ~Bar Proposes New Ad Rules SAN FHA:'\CISCO 1,\P 1 Thl· Lo::. :\ n g cl es. we re urres ted "1thout 1r1c1d ent by tuo FRI agent:. ~L .i. d o \\ nlO\\ n in 1 t·rsccl ion TH E\' W F.RE lakc·n to tht• -'l ullnumah C'nunlv C'ourthnu-.c 1,111 Tht·~ "111 l!O bet ore: l ' S \l..1~1:.lrat e t;cor ge E. Jubu lo- d.1\ I )j fll'!.Jh S.Jld ;Jgt.'nh Ill C,ir-. ..md on fool p..tlrolled !11l\\ nlO\' n Portl.ind c.Junng the uftem oon <10!\ l'..trl) l'\ Cmng becaU.'ll' of IO rm malmn t hat the '>'omen m1~hl 1,.. l1111nd lhl•n· Tht• F Bl rl'µort ed c arltl·r fhur.,d..t\ that thl' "omen "ere bt:llc H~d· to bl' drt\IJl~ through Ore~on t-n rout c to Canuda Fllday. AUiUSI 27 1976 Death Law Near? Senate Passes Right-to-Die Bill SACRAMENTO CAPI -The s tate S<·natc, like the Asumbly, has narrowly p.tssed a "righMo- death" bill to ..11low do«ors to re- move hrt' iUpporl systems from patlt-nlb who h uve authorized 1t Ul ud\' ance . The bill. which could lead to thl' nrst law or Its lu.nd in \he United Stakb. would apply only Jn C8Sl'!l or Incurable Injury, dis· l'asc or Illness certified to be te rm inal b y 1wo physicians, "he n dt>a lh 1'1 imminent with or without hfe ·!>u :,tain1ng pro· cedure THE ??· t I vote of the <IQ.seat Sft\ate, after a lon1 ~motional debate Thun day. sent th~ bill back to the Assembly !or uclion on minor amendments. Gov. Edmund Brown J r hasn't committed himself. • Introduced by A.ssemblymllll Barry Keene, D·Eureku, lh bill was prqmpt.ed ln p art by the cacw ot Karen Quinlan of New Jersey, "'ho lay In a coma wtulc her parents sought the right to let her die. SEN. P ETE R lfrhr, n Tiburon. "'ho carrifd the bill. s aid pallen l.s »re now '"denied tht• right to die a natural death with Rides R 1111 Do1v11 State, Ride Owner Haggle Over Safety d1&n1ty." Said fk hr, whose brother re· t•ently dtt'll : "The ultimate hor . ror is not death. but berng pass~ into bmbo by arttfkl~ means." ~hr sa id his brother wus "1n such p ain that morphlne didn't c utch it. I would hnvu been proud to pull tht• plug." B UT AN OPPONENT, St>n . David Hoberti. D·Los Angeles, said he s~ rn puthitt.'d u ith Karen Quanl nn t ype cases But he "urncd t he bill would lead to "horror :.tori ts" from \he other !>ldt' or tht• COIO ''We 're goin" to hear about de.·· nth." of pt>rson:. "ho really d1dn 't wa.nt lo die, and whose families d1dn 't "ant them to dn!. ··he sauJ. TUE BILL SPEU .S out n standard "'d1r ec11 ve to phy:-1· c1ans.. that persons may si~n befon' tu o unrelatl'd "itness~. The d1r ect1 H• rt>mams \'alid for five )t'ars. unless re\·oked br "a \'er bal l'xpres s io n " or other meani. Sopro1u1 Die•• Madame Lotte Lehmann. tn· ll'rnationall~ ramt.•d opera Sln li!t.'r , d 1etl in Sa n ta Barbara ThurJo,da~·. She \\a!) ba nrll'd frc1m GC'rman stagc.•s b.' l l1tlc.•r '' ht.•n Jo,ht• rdusC'd to Jo.\\ l'ar allc l.!tan<:t• lo ~at1sm Dead Con Found Behr !>aid thcre are ample SAN RAFAE L L\P > The SACRAMENTO (APJ-TheCalifornia State Fair 's director says he safe~uards Cur patie nts a nd bod' of an in mate "U!> dis· '>'OUld "dt:.couraAe" tus own children from going on the falr's carnival pnyslc1:m s . coverl'd in San (~Ul'lllln Pr1i.on's ride::.. Thl' oppone nts. mostly th'• Jewish chape l Thursduy faceup ·· Baron Reed, general manager of the California E xposition s ite of California Pro·Lrfe Council and "1th a weapo n thrui.1 1nto his·· the stole fair . said Thursday he had this doubt despite the fact that the allies, call it an euthanasia bill. chest. a prison officiul :1a1d rides arc c hecked by stale s afety ---------------------------------------officials U' A RIOF. WERE unsafe, Het•rl suid. he would close it im· ml•dtall'h Hut he said it was l'.1s~ tu · havC' "some doubts .. about the r ides' m echnnical safe.· t~ l>ec ausc of the operation's ~cnt-ral "image." The ::.late i:. actively working to get out of its contral!t with the l'ompany operating the rides and tu get a shorter contract with a bC'tter firm, said Reed. ON A G. zo. opening day of the fa1r 's 19·day run, a "kiddie ride'' N r turned over. pulhng a little girl und~r ll. :.tate hur officials i.a1d T hey added the girl was not ~ertously tnJUred. State Bar Al>'H>ciatron ' l:"''t•rn 1ng board h<1'-ap11rmtd rult''> fur perm ill in~ IJ \\ ~ l'I., lo JU\ l'rlh !' their s en 1cei. 1n profo!'o;111n11I d1rectorie'l and lht• H•llou JWJ.tPS 'USS )H RPll'\' uas:.palll'd rn llw l ..tr h~ a n a i:cnl tn\oh ed in 'un t•illarwt• 111 Portland and ild 1hl10nJ I agl•n b \' crl' calll'd The Fill Jrrc:,tc:cl the ''omen u hen :\ll!>!> Elli:." alkl·d up tu the cor The owner of Alla!! Amuse· m ent Co. v. hich has a 2l·year contract to operate lhe Cal Expo amu:.ement park. Allen Alevy, i.a1d the rides' safety record so far has been excellent. 1976 New CarTires .• The board 'ott>d lo 'ubm11 lht• 'rules to llw gt all' Sup1 t•me Court whi<'h would d1 •t·1dt• 1111 thc•rn Tlw rules, whlc-h \\ 11u lcl 'tn<'lly l1 m1t 't he sty!<.' and t·nnll'nl ot lht• :ut'. are pr11po,t•ll ,1m1•nd rn1•111<; 10 tlw code of prof C'--.1onal l'•>ndu1·t 111 the legal cal hn~ Th<' "onwn overpou en ·d a frmJlt• i.:u;1rcl a t lht• Tt.'rmrnal bland f,•11'-1 al pri!>on fat•1hty Oil Auit 11. taking the ~uard 's car a n ti rt t• l' 1 n I! 11 ., r t h l o S a n l''t'.llH'l•('ll "THE FIGUR ES speak for themselves," he said. Since 1970, then• has only bt>en one serious ac l·1dent where a boy had inj ured nbs when u bobsled car smacked tnlo another car on the track, he ~aid - It isn't the parkinn co~t ~ thclt a re killing you. rt's ttw co~t of g<'tting there a nd back that's reaching the breaking point The FedC'ral Department of Transportation estimate<> that. depending on the make and year of your car. it costc;; you an average of $90 to $130 a m onth to drive a 40-mile round-trip to \l'o rk and back every day. And if you don't use your car during the day it sits in the parking lot a wasted asset for more Inf onnatlon call 547-3311. 6 AM to 10 PM weekday• tmd 8 AM to 5 PM on weekends. The Ornng<' Countv Tra nsit Oi strict has the econo mical a nswer to the dilemma . Ta ke th"' bu s to work a nd back. For d 25c or 50c fa re. you can go a nywher e in Ora nge County. A nd you won't even have to look for a parking space when you get there. FoUo., the Callfoma. A ...... 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But voters lhi~ wt.-ck bad nothing to say in the t.~tnbli~hmcnt by the stato Legislature or a powerful new county transportation commission. P<>wers given the <.'Ommiss1on include veto over tran:t1t plans or progrums involvinJ; the use ot Cederal funds Thu, mc.-&ins most the money spent by OCTD. Hecuul)c the commission 's makeup can include <.'t'rU.11.ll OCTD dirc<.'lors, it's unlikely that it will rt.'Oect ~1 fr~sh approach lo what already has been de· <"ld<.·d l>y tht.' transit district's directors. lt 's true the new !ive·man transportation com· ma:,..,1on may help coordinate all transportation plan· nmJ! 1t1 the count) by making certain vanous plans Jrc m ~yn<: with one another. Uut thttt oH•rview 1s being done now by the :-,outht.'rn Califol'nia Assodat1on or Governments. . A:, a result. it's difficult lo see what real purpose lbe new stalc·1mposed commission will serve other than to add anolht!r layer to the bureaucratic process. ~: CB Forecast One or the more spectacular phenomena or recent · ~ ~1mes has been the upsurge of the citizen band radio. qm·e a playthmg for the very f ew, CB r ad1o sud- ' dcnly ~aincd fame as a fa\1orite tool o! the road Cor long·di~lance truckers. With a little boost from First Lady Betty Ford. the truckers· special CB lingo caught the ear of the populace. And with technical expertise bringing the cost of ,:.the equipment down lo a more reachable level, CB en- . tl>usiasts have multiplied like rabbits. A recent federal government study says we're Just witnessing the beginning. By 1980, says the •study, 100 FM channels will be treed for CB use and • by 1986 they ·11 be carrying.messages from an estimat. d 10 million cit1£en radios. · Along the way, the r esearchets predict, there 'II be all kinds or problems -like demonstrators using the radios to organiie r lot.s and monitoring police moves while poUce try to jam the broadcasl!i. s rious interference wltb television a nd Jo"'M rud10 broadcastg; and dl.snapuon or communications in other countriel5 on a scale that could bring protcl>ts to the United Nations. All o r which seems to add up to on oneoing headache for the Federal Communlcallon.s Com· mission -unleRR, of course, we witness m orn in· novations to tame this newest of man's technical lo}~, Laggard Voters Though 150 million Americans will be of voting age this November, it's estimated that as many as 65 million will not vote. And or these, some 38 million will not even bother to register. Voting or course is a privilege or citizenship. and one that should not be taken lightly. An unintormed vote may be worse than no vole at all. · But with political news dominating the print and broadcast m edia for months before a presidential election, ther e's probably very little excuse for not becoming informed. The result or a low voter turnout (in 1972 it was just over 55 percent and this year it's not expected to exceed 57 percent) is that a government can be elect· ed by what in fact is a minority of the voting.age population. U present estimates are correct, the next Presi· dc:nt could be elected with 42.6 million ballots, representing 28 percent of the citizens of voting age. It's a figure worth pondering. Plenty of elections have hung on a slim majority of votes. And even a SO· called lands lide hardly qualifies for the term if almost haJ!the eligible citizens don 'l participate. .d Co nsolation Prize :The N e w ':Politic al ~ar Gl~my Gus S ome Ser 1'e a IJs e f ul Purpose Ble nding ( PAUL HARVEY J ' America's political parties htl\'l' drifted to1o1Nher. Nen•r bl'fort• this year have rou heard :;pokel>mCn from bolh parties ronr<'dt• th<' sim1larit). 1f from partisan points of\ It'" '\\'t.' hu"l' Jll b ecom e Democrat:,,· S U)S llltno1s' k 1 n i.: m .1 k ,. r Jack Arn•v ·we h:1\'e a ll become R epublica · ni... )\ .1 Y !> ~ha1lc s )\'ardt•n of D ;11 .1 n ,. .. sm1rr('' Tht• p:i rt~ pl atro1rn m!Khfwd h) Carll•r rhullcnges tht• part~ platform 1:odfathert•d b) :\Ir l'nrd in no !.1gr11r1r anl de t ail '1111' J>Qlanzat1on the pulling apart l('ft and ni.tht 1s less lhi:4 year thun an) prc!.1dent1ul year in 11111eh•r11 mcmorv • Ftir b<'ltl'r or" o·rse? \\' t\1,1. STR F. t:T'S recent Op· \lmhm rdl<'cts t•onfidt·n~ in our 't11t111 t• '"ht<· ht•\ t•r way the poht1cal "11111 hlow' 1n Novt•m ~·· . M 11 ~ I 1• t 11 n o m I !1 l !I vol e Dcmocrul >ct. by lht•1r v •ry trnlnlni;t, they bttomc more con· ~crvnl 1ve t•vt•ry yeur. Mo .. t C<'onomh1ts ffJ111rc \hut a ('.irt1>1 Adrnin1~rntlon will in· crcusc fl'd<'rol .,pcndinJ{ y1•t they .»rt• ell' 1d1•d a!> to "hrthl•r lht· n~k'I nf h1i:h1•r 1nllat11)ll ure not ptrhJp'i OUl "Clfo:hl•d hy lht' pump pr11111n1o: 1•trcct. 1h th" crnnom1r ph1h"lliioph1es or I h1• I WO pa I l 11'' bt•J! In mor1• l\ml owrr to n' ('I lup ~11 Uw soc111I Li ving i n the closely crowded co nditio n s Orange County now af. fords. it's not what is rot ten in Denmark that bothers me but what is rot· tt'n in my n eighbors' garbage cans. v.c. ~· °"' ·-····~"' ... ~ ......... -... 11,-1 ... ...... •• .... -·-·· $e ... ,_ "' _...90-YG•, Delly '11ee. conscience of Republicans and Democrats is not all that dissimilar any more. BOTH PARTIES reflect our national dlsench3nlment with forcilo(n involvemenls. Carter says that while he may not prefer a Communist govem- menl for France. he's not going to lry to tell the French how to run their country. Thul is a significant departure from the brinks mansh1p ad- venturism or our past. IC this suggests that 1l makes litlle difference which man Qr which party wins m November, that 1s not entirely the case. For Congress includes enough potential holdovers from the vtolent reaction of 1974 so lhal these. up to now contained by White House veto power. might lend further to rt>gulate and regi- ment Yet face it the issue this ele<'tmn yl'ar are not lhe issues which incite flaming passions. We nre not voting "war or peace," we a r e not voting "~oclallsm versus slngnution." we arc not a s ked to choose betwt'en a rogue and a rabble· rous('r. Except for careful rontem· plallon of lhe vot1n" re<'Ords of in· dlv1duol conl(reum e n, the American clcctoralt this time around could vote with its cye11 clOllcd and not n-.illy get hurt. Lax Security Invites 'Leaks' WA S HINGTON -Ex- President Richard Nixon's in· famous plumbe rs. so named· because or their efforts to plug White House news leaks. wound up their nefarious works with an Investigation or congressional leaks. Their purpose was to e mbar· rass Nixon's detractors by portrayi n g th e m as sec urit y r i s k s . Instead, the plumbers f o u n d Was hington so porolU that they couldn't sort out all or the leaks. It was "dirricult to prove." report· ed one or their investigators, that any given "leak came from the Hill ... The plumbers' secret findings have a special significance today in light or all the excitement on Capitol Hill over leaks. The House Ethics Committee, sud· denly more concerned about leak.I than ethics. has Invested $150.000 to Cind out who leaked a House report to CBS newsman Dan Schorr. EARLIER, the comm ittee stopped s hort of condemning Rep. Mi chae l Harrington. D - Mass .• for an alleged leak. And now the Justjce Department is investigating Rep. Robert Leg· gett. D·Callf., for allegedly leak· ing classified information to the South Koreans . All this has got Investigators chasing In diuying circles. For Washington Is a Yellowstone or leaks. bubbling here, spoullng there. spraying out suppressed information. The While House plumbers dis· covered three years ago that gov· ernment Information ch1mncls would !}l)rin g leaks f&!ter thon (JACK ANDERSO~ J anyone could plug them. Tht' plumbers s tarted out to an · vestlgate the leaks on Capitol HiU. Chief plumber David Youn~ rought the help of the Pentui.ton. He contacted Fred Buzhardt. then the Defense Oepartml'nl's general counsel. who assigned Pentagon Investigator W. Donald Stewart to rerret out the st•curity risks in Congress. Stewart reported back on Feb. 13, 1973, that Capitol H1JI was a sieve but that many or the lei1ks originated in the downtown gov· emment agencies. including the P entagon and the White Housl•. ON THE HILL, h e found classified documents stored in ordinary cabinets. tr~mitte<J without the regulation double en· veJopes and scattered around or fices for any visitor to see. The Secreta r y of Defe nse h asn't given adequate instruc· lions. Stewart suggested, "de- tailing what can be given or can· not be 1lven to members or Congress or the procedures for transmitting classifie'd docu· ments." No central index was kept at the Pentagon, he added. to s how what cla.ssified information had been distributed to congressional omces. As a result. the mililary brass had no idea what classified data was loose on the Ifill. SLewart found that_governmcnt agencies often shower con· grcssmen with classified in· formation they don't want. ''Many situations arise." he r<"· ported, "where members or Congress desire to 'dump' un· wanted clas1iried m aknal on mi11Ury liaison officers on Capitol Hill ... In a len11thy memo. Stewart cited 11 numb\'r or lf1x ftC<'uri ty pral·Uce!> In Senate offin·s. Hut invariably, IH' found that lcuk~ had their bcg1nninj! in the Slot(• Department. Defrnst• D1•1111rt menl or White House For exampll'. he.· 1n Vl':. ligated a Nl'w Ycirk T1mei. leak on July 23. 1971 . abuul lh1• arms hm1totions talks. l k rt• ported that the N(•w York Tlml''- <'Orrespondent, Willium B<>eclwr. had been rderrt'd by u Stall' Department source lo the off1 rt• or Senator llenry Jackson, t> Wash. THE FBr. joining in the prob<•. s poke lo two of the senator's em· ployes. They admitted diMcU!'ll> ing the subject with Reccher but denied revealing the dass1ricd detail!!. Ob se r ved Stewart· "CircumstanLJal evidence would tend.lo pou'lt the finger at &'fl. Jackson. as we had learned that a State Deportment briefing wa~ held in his offlrc on subject mat ter with him p rior lo the publication.'' But there wal> 1111 proor. Stewart also suspected that thl' Senate Foreif(n Relations Com· miltee had leaked informauon to reporters about U.S. bases in Spai n . Dul before hl' r oulrl question lht• i-us1i..'Cls, he w:1~ hC'udcd off by W1lllum Mucom· lx•r, lh •11 a n Ase1islanl Secrctar)' or State. ACCOR DING to Stewart's memo. Ma com bcr declared <'mphatically that then·l"or e1gn Relations <.:halrrnan William l'\Jlbright, D·Ark., ·•would not look Cavornhly on ~uch ln· lerv1ews." The investigation was halh.'<1 in its track:. . St<'wart also r:11lcd to establish that his lead 1ni.t subject. Sen. William Proxmire, D·Wis . leaked stones to the press about. •• th<• spira lin.: cos l!i of producin~ the Air Force C 5/\ or cours C'. t hl' government. \JMlS the classir1cution to censor embarrassing news, which of ricials don't want tht' JX.'Ople lo rud. The govt•rnment has lhe authority to dass1fy embarrass 1ng facts, the ability to shut off channels or information and lht• power to 1ntim 1dulc sourc·es who rould tell the truth. All thest> ure on the side of lht• government. Often leaks an· necessary lo expose corrupt111n and wrongdoing, waste and inl'f ftciency, mis management anrl m1sca lcul al ions. Find the Mismatch All right. time for another "Odd Man Out" quiz. This con feclion. as you may recall, con· sist of five Items fil each entry. One of the Items is strinklngly different from the others: whlcb one, and why? A score or one third right is praiseworthy l. Presidents Washington. Jcf ferson, Madison. Jackson nntl Van Buren. 2. The-Am:iion. the Conuo. th1• Orinoco. the Volga, and lht• Gum bla. 3. Ra lph no1s\l'r Do1~ll·r. (SYDNEY HARRIS ) 4. All arc element.~ known pre: historirolly, 1•xc1•pt oxygen. which was d~covc•rt.'d by Priest ly In 1774 5 "Gambit" 111 u <•hesi> ter m , llw others 01 <' br1d uc terms 6 "Mon o· War" 1s the only non·Kentuck y Dl'rby winner or lh1• (1v('. 7 All EIT.ili:-;h a C'lors but Rathbone, born in South Afrkn. K ennedy a Lifelong Invalid? Simon Shadow. Thomai> Wort. Francis F'eebll', und l't>\(•r Bull Calr. 4 . Carbon. oxygen. l1•all mercury. und 1ulfor 5. Squeett>, s trlp, end piny, coup, ond icumbit 8 "Tom•to" is the only frull .1mon~ these Vt'gctnhll~. 9 "M ar!'I" Ill :.1 Hu11s111n space prob<'. llH' others on· U.S. JllV· J~(·t~ 10 "Jlt•nry f•;11mond" Is lhl' ti tit• of a bo•>k by Thm·kcruy; the• othl'rK a rt• l It I Ct\ of book11 by C'hurlcll Dickc•n11 John l\E'nn1'1I~ was the fint Olan tu he• 1•l<'rt1•cl hy what we no" rnll th(' media thal rom hlnJt 11111 or pr111 t anll l'lc>clromc \nform,1t1on that 141 lht-i:reutt'sl '1dUC'llllt>llJI rorl'I' t'Vt>r knO\\'Tl Ju~t how much .1 creotton of the tnl'drn J Fl\ was. and the media co11s1>11 t>d In somt• \'Cry fancy ('Q\'t•r UPI' tn dce<I. Is :i m :i jor lhl'OlC or 3 fine new book fa I ltd ·'The ear<'h for J F I\ tf>uln am. $12 95 J Tht.' book was writ· h'n b\' CIU\' Blair. · forme·r fditor·in·chief of the Saturday l:\•enlng Post and his " lie, Joan. Th(' most remarkable re· Vl'ltttion or the book 1$ th11t JFK was o semHnvollJ almost from blrth He w3s born with "an un· 't able bnck." This tact we coo- cealed from the pr • ~ by mem- bel'$0fthe Ktnaedyfemily, ltdby lhc redoubtable Joe~- Somet.ima ll "" ~ 'that hLS bod back CIJDO rrom 1111 Ina fooLball at Harvard. :.Later, his atdt~ leaked the stoe')' .. CHARLES McCABE that .his back had been injured when h Is torpedo boat, the r1'·109, was sunk an the Solomon taJann -or a downright lie -to attribute his bad back to either a 11:.rvard football Injury or the PT·109. Even If he had not engaged in these strenuous ex· l'r cl8es, his back would have failed ... Throughout the period the Blairs researched. the years 193S-47, Kennedy "was torment· ed by an a lmost continual series oC illnesses. most or which we are unable to identify btta"5C the medjcaJ records aresUU closed." THE YOUNG Kennedy got Into U\e Navy without pasaing any physical, tb'3nb to the clout of Old Joe. After a mere six monlh.t of active duty. he had to ~unt six moot.Id inactive duty tor beallbttaRGS. He an1ved la t.he Solomons in poor health, ~cordina to one ol bis 1hJpm1ta quoted by the ' Blairs. Seven or eight months later he was rellt'vcd C'lf com· mand or the f>T· 109 on orders of a doctor . and wound up In ll ho1pltal In lhe Solomons. He spent most of his I Ht Y<'1tr in the Navy 1944 -in and out ot hospitals. and. nntdly. w:is sur veyed out of the Navy because of his health. Mor e Important. even, is the Blair 's s tor y that the former President was kept alive for the final lS years of his life by drugs because he suffered from Ad· dison's disease. a fallure o( the ldrenaJ glands. He rollapsed in London. in 1947. from Addison's disease. mE BLAIRS say he took oral· ly a daily dose of 2S mllUgrams of the bormone cortisone. PelJets of tbe drug desoxycorlicosterone acetate (00CA> were embeddt'd In his thigh for his system to draw on . and changed every three months. Acrordin~ to evidence glven the Blatrs by one ot Kennt'dy's doctora. the Kennedy family kept supplies or cortisone and DOCA in •af~deposlt boxes around the U.S. 10 that he woWd oev r ran out.. When Kennedy wn.'I runnln1t for President in 1959 und 19f.O. tho question of his health was rai11ed Thry alwnyJi n•111><>nded by . >iy lng the cand1dute djd hnve. or had in the past. ttn adrenal itlan South Pacific. Shortly aftt>r his e lection, on Nov 10, 1960. Kennedy him!lclf baldly lled : "I hav<' never hat! Ad dison's disease ... THE BOOK cites a November issue of the Journal of lhe Americon Medical Aisoclation. which reportt'd surgtry carrif'd on in a New York hospital on "a man 37 years or age" who "hod had Addison 's disease for seven years." Because of the Addison's disease the operaUons on his back were thought to be dangero us. However , to quote the Joumal. "since this young man would becomt incapacitated without surgical intervention it was de. dded. reluctantly. to perform the operation." The youni man was in fact John Kennedy, a~rdina to the Blein1, who arerespons1ble and convincing reporlttS who found mueh to llt.e and admire in the Ufe and works of JFK. 4 6. "Man o' Wnr." ''Twt>nly Grand ," "War Admiral ,·· ·'Swaps.'• o nd "Northern Dancer ·· 7. Cedr i<' ll ordwickc, Ou!>ll Rathbont', l.:iurcnce Olsvlvr. Alec Gu1nnt'H, ond Mlc:hacl R('(I grave. 8. LtUuct•. rud i8h, tomnto. celery, and as paragus . 9. "Mo rl n er." "r lont•cr." ''Ron11 c r." ·•surveyor." und "Mara." 10 . Nicholas Nick l eby, Barnaby H.ud ge. Martin Chutzlcwlt, Henry E,,mond , und Edwin Drood. 11. Beaver, ermine, guinea p11o1. porcupine, and r accoon. 12. House of Savoy, Hou!l • or Bourbon, HOUll('I or Rothschild. HouH of Lancaster, and lfoll!le or Saxe·Cobura. ANSWERS: l. V3n Buren was the firs\ Preside nt to have been born a citizen or the U ni led SUtes. 2. All flow into the Atlantic Ocean, except the Volga, which flows into tbe Cupian Sea. 3. All are soldler11 recruited by Falstaff. except Ralph Rol5tcr Dolster, protagonist o ( the earliest English comt cty, by Udall. 11 Thi• ru1·r1mn 111 thl.' only non rcid<'nt 111 th•• uroup 12 The Jlou11c of ltoth11ch1ld i11 lhe on I y non rny :1 l hc111!le. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ltnllf'rl .'ti \\ u by preiwnting on thu• pu1w dlv1•riw rommrntury on lopk~ nf lntt>rrst hy ~)11d1t·:i1 ,'(f rolumnilil" :ind ca rtoon1"'t~. by pmvutlni A forum for rt'o<h.•rs' 'leY. & and b)' pre cnllnt; thlt1 nf''At1papc.-r'i1 opinions •n4 Idea oo currt'nl topic• Tho ~1tori11I c>pinio1u of the Dally PHot, :appcor only in lhr rd1tqri11l column at Ow top or the J.1118•· Opinioni. CX· prl'3!1('(1 by the cotumnbt.s and co.t1oon.J1ls and ltU~t "Titer11 nrc I.Mir OY.•n and no endont'mmt ol their vrc·•~ by Ole Da.tly Pilot houJd ~Inferred Friday, Augusl27, 1976 Friday, August 27 1976 OAILYPILOt Al .Femak Cadet Resigns I Dream Vmtishes in Pain of Drills, Marches E:ttJtor'a No4r TM ~cd Preu l>oa M~ /oll~ lllSS BUTLS & SAID SHE'LL ttlurn lo her the,,,. • ., of Corid1Lee 8utltt. °"" o/ t~ l lt women who SttOnd year at Ohio Slate Unlvenlty thla fall and tlrokt an oJJ.171oJe tradttton ai We'1 Point 111 June. Mau that she'• lookinl forward to reluin1. sitting down 8uUn t./t Iha. ocacUmy Thwsd.oy when sbe wants to, cet.Unc enou&h sJttp. NEW YORK CAP> -Her dream had d1HP.peared She even deUabt.s in Just l<*ana around, ''lns\ud in lhe pain ot tortuous marches ~nd dnlls, but ol eettina yelled at fOf' 1alin1 all the Ume, UlU e Candilee Buller man aged a bnght mile while wa1l-t.hinp like lb al.'' tna for a home-bound wrplane Thursday afternoon. ARer she arrived home, her parents said they "As 1 wa1 rldtog on th~ bus today," conceded \he Ull d r .. __ asplnng PhY••dan from Upper Arlinston. Ohio, "l weres prou 0 •aa. was a little up~et with myself for bow1n& out." Hav • ~• Post ing shucked the severe gray uniform of the l '14· "WE'RE PROUD OF H!K no matter which way Donald A. Str.iuss of year-old military academy for the bright polka-dot she went," Alberta BuUer remarked. "We're glad Newport De uch, a bl h to have her home, too.'' Agreein& with hlS wife. Jay azer s e bad worn on the first day of c.det basic o . Butler said the family plans to visit West Point in Beckman Ins tr u trauun:. she contmued October to watch a football game and a full-dress men ts vie~ presi· "I FEEL THAT IT "as part or my responsibility parade. den l . ha s been lo stay as a woman, so that women can make'* bet-And next year, lf she wanu to. she can join \he named to the board ter showing l don't know whether this is right or Class or 1981, Miss Butler quoted Brig. Gen. Walter of directors of Jumor wrong. I do feel that maybe 1 should have stayed F. Ulmer J r .• the commandant as saying. Ac h j eve men l 0 f I J\hhlf'I hl•ml, "11h ''' h,.1u1tlul r n\111innw111. 1' ~l""Y' .111 r \1.lllll)t pl,1u· '"\hop. Ovrr MJ 1111<' \\IM c.'\, \hOp \ .mJ fl'\l olUI •• n ,·, f hi\ Yof t•I. .I \(l('l l.11 11< .ii CLASSIC MORGAN MOTORCAR Concours d'Eleganco Sunday. August 29 FINAL SUMMER POPS CONCERT Monday. Augu$t 30. Q P M ...... FASHION J ISLAND '' •••r<>11r Ou.nu / / ~K••c Co.ttt Mt4J~••'t' 8.-1•••" J•mt)o•e• •J-cf ~•t-tlt'ivt ~ and gone against the challenge. I don't know which Will she? "I don't think so," she replied. Southern Califronia. is better. Probably I'll never know " r===~:z:iiriiiniiiiiiiwil-----------------~-------------------------~1 With what is commonly called "beast barracks" ending next week, she is the 17th departure among 119 women who entered West Point in June. The percent.age of women who have left stands at 14.3 percent, --------=--- compared with 9.S per-»C:tOC:X~oc~oc~nl centofthemen. ~ "That didn't surprise ~~-~~?.!f>eiA us." Col. James L. An· 1T'"9F"f'4 ./ derson. d irector of ..,.,_~ .. ..., physical education, ,_.._.,.._..., co mment e d . "If •tilt a n y l h 1 n g . w e h ad • WAU.PAPERS anticipated that it might ORAPEttlES 0 •"-"' have been even higher • GOING HOME than that. mainly •l.EVOl.ORS Candllee Butler because this is a brand • WOVfN WOODS new environment for women. •CARPETING "Many of then may have Ct)mehere for the wrong -JOOFO reason -maybe the attraction of being the first of It • ~--------~-------LIMITED TIME OFFER! I I I I I I theirsex -that's the"'roogreason." iiiii OFF! 1 MISS BUTLER, TOO, believes the women are llOO..,_A,... .. ~JOS holding their ow n. CMk.....,. "lt wall improve as time goes on, and they can Cw.H.,.._&.._ NoYls the time to trade in your old color TY. Its vvorth BIG $$$ ·I prove themselves in the academic year . Now, a lot 1114 .._.._ of them are having trouble on the runs, and they CALL 557-5 I 53 don't have anything else to prove themselves wilh." she added. She S?id there were special pressures on women and that upperclassmen hold resentment, veiled or otherwise, against them. 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It didn't take on lhe de. finlllon or "an independent ln pohllcs .. until it was so applied to those d1~con~ol3tt' voters who bolted the Republican Party In 1884. To· day, according to the pollsters, the mugwumps outnumber th e Republicans. It "as old Ed Howe "ho first noh..'11, "Ne\\ s lS anything that makes a woman say, ·For heaven's l)ake' "' . .Jo'ar more m a rried t han single women suffer overmuch from that me lancholia called "the blues" • • . Statistically. your chances or never catching a cold improve cons1derably,.1f you don't go to work on Monday~ M ETHOOISI' PIONEER Q. "Who was Peter Cartwright!" A. An early Methodist pioneer. Among the s e\leral things for whJch he became noted was his observation when a highly rehgit>us lady in his ch~rch screamed. "If I had one more feather in the wing of my faith, I would fly away to my Savior!" Said Cartwright: "Stick in lhe other feather, Lord, and let her go." The medical experts still insist it's better to nap before meals than after Mnybe so. Bul what's wrong with both before and after? Personally, I also lib to take a little nap right before bedtime BAD "10SK F.Y When a man bcC"ame sack during the Proh1b1t1on day~. he "as qwte hl,.ely lo ex· plain by ~a~ mg ... I got some bad whiskey " And he probably "~n'l wron~ ~t uch booze, now as then. Is d1st1lled through old car radiators. It oftentimes collects a considera- ble amount of lead and other PolSons. '1aybe a little doesn't lull. but a lot does And coonUess graves nationwide contain the remains of citizens nevertheless dead of hquor lead e \'en though their tom bst.ones don l read· .. of bad whiskey." The In creased activity uf tht• thyroid gland after the third month •~"hat makes ex- pectant women perspire more llealiie this isn't the sort of observation you 'd want to en· grave on wedding iN!'itations. But it 's noteworthy nonetheless, I think. Don't you? If a single woman J!oes with an eligible man for three months . chance~ she 'll marry him run about t1A. o to fl\l'. .,a vs our Lo\ e and War ma n. · Addrtu moil lo Costa Me1a, 926l8 For the Record Du..i•le•• Of Marna~ ,, ......... " 11 \I Al \If 'fDE ,.,..,.,..,,I IRvlt• - J .. c. \l ANLLV n.1m ... tMI \Olltll.,.. 0 LE. l\AllO N ()...,.IJ ( ••d Donn• 9'. fAtl 1>t ,,n• Milf9•'•' •"d Onvot•) ,,..,., •• ~ ~IA.LE A tON O.nn1~ W "'°"'a .twlf'W I"'. A•C•N'> (A•f'tl "'""' thure MltOl"I GIL.bf P f Jan'•~ W11Uam •"° P•m t lA ,. 11., H AY\, t-4•,o•O ~1tt111tm 4111''HJ l' v•IYU T 000. r .. 11 A ~J•"~ E. COUl I, l.,•'1•Atlfl...0 flttiettAll•fll MAAf t N t<•M•th WAVr'lfl 61'\d ton l\lit l ou, MACN\:4>\. VHij1n1• V ~ L4wrtn<.111 A ,,OPUV \f•t• J ifNt J_, M , MAllfMANf> No<""' 0 , aM Gttnrof' John flA.Pf l!.fA, (lirl\tln .. lt111f'\• .tn(I '"' • An'"-''. 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J*"""''"' '""'' t ,.,., le\ fot p..,,,.., t &fttt10..,,., d.u1q"'lrr r.t' ~ OvN'\ Atftd'•tJft at ,,~, A M flllin•· f'!' ~"-"n o~,, O\INlt "•· "•, o.,n,, ·""" ., '"v• °"""'· twe\lil•• ,.,, ... ,, '4•'•'"""""'"° ORANGE COUNTY Mesa Man Dire Trial In Murder A Costa M esa con- struction worker who al· legedl)• ended a quarrel wit.b his gll'l friend by shoottog he r seven limes has been ordered to face trial Nov. l in Orange County Superior Court. Judge Jam es H . Walsworth set the trial date for murder suspect Charles Edward Mosteller, 43, also k.nown as Charles Mahana, and ordered him returned hi the courtroom Oct. 15 for pretrial ac t ion . Mosteller is held in the county jail wit.b bail set at S250,000. Mosteller was arrested last May 20 outside his home at 2182 Rural Lane where police found the body or S hirley Mae Forman,44. Police said Mosteller called them by telephone and told them: "l 've shot myw1fe." Trial Set For Doctor In Slaying A doctor who was booked o n murd e r charges in Orange Coun· ty after the decomposin~ body of his estranJ?ed wife was found in his West Covina apartmt?r)l has been orderl'd to fat•r• trial Nov. 29 an SUPt'n<I• Court. Jud~e James II Walsworth ordered Dr Richard Charles Ey, 42, to return to bl1 courtroom Nov. 5 for pretrial act ion The physician 1s fre e on S25.000 ball. It is alleged that Dr. Ey repeatedly struck his A. four·mootb U • Lake and the Prlroa perimental salvage ~*b• site ustofSan opuaUoo at tho Coyote Juan CaplJtrano. Can yo u S • n it a I' y In hla report. Sates ~ll\earfrvlnemay said tbe aalvaac of be expanded to tbc mixed metals by Oranao county'1 t hree other County Steel , Inc .• or l1tndfills. 1uper vlsora Anaheim started In a1reedlhisweek. April. By June botb U d r 1t 1 terms 1>a~r ulva&e and rf' 0 e l covery of furniture -.ld salvage I rms pay • other used household monthly feo to the county h d ln return for the rl1hts to ltenv » ~en started, ine t.be landfill of scrap th~ report said. m h . "~'d During the moolh of met al. paper• ouseuv• July. Bates continued, Items Md tires. 778 tons of materials Ronald Bates, assls-were recovered. and lhe ~t director or the coun-t rend is expected to con· t y Genernl Services tinue. Agency (GSA ), said lht! ex~rimentnl program has been satisfactory so far. tJ PON HIS recom - mendation, s uper visors agreed to solicit p ro- posals for salvage rights a t the Ohnda landCill near Brell, the Santiago Canyon site near ln'ine Supervisor Ralph Clark, in criticizing the longer version two weeks ago, said there were too many questions for face·to-face interviews. HE SAID IT WOULD be difficult to find shop- ping center patrons willing to take Ume to answer them all. Supervisor Tom Riley at thnt time also ex· pressed con<'em that the $10.000 being SJ)(!nt on the survey might not pro\ 1de needed answers about the airport ·s 1 mp act. estranged ~ 1ft>. 1\1 anlyn, ---------------------41, of Tustin o\'er the head with a metal towel rack J an. 21 while the c·ouple quarellcd in her Tustm home. Tht? pr o s ec ution believes that Mrs F.y died as a result or those wounds whUe she was later visiting Dr. Ey's West Covina apar1 mt•nt and that the defendant attempted to conceal her body wh1t·h was found Feb 5 IF IT DOESN'T "TICK," "TOCK" TO US. fine clocks serviced ''> llrJ < JI I ·\.'-') < /()< K l<:.U',\1.1\ WITH Tlfl'. AlJ and repaired - house calls for large clocks. IJ'1Ucn1 of dod~s ~p7 1iHn.1er11i~7 ()rit•t• in1i~tC j 71.J I ''l -ll 'I JI PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ct>mL lt>ry Morluary Chapel :' ;.:;:·:~~·:!..~:": ,0• :""'.;'.:,"". The mogicion's lop hol 1s o reol llluslorl 3500 Pac•l•c View OnvP Newport, California :: b4J·2700 PEEK 'AMllY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave We81mm~er 893-3525 swnts· MORTUAAY ~7 Mo1nS1 • Hunl1ng1on Beach : 536'6539 ....,,... """"' """"' "" """"' Which is larger? The height of the hot Of the width of the brim? 11 H 00 4-M t,. 0--ti• , At W# t t tt MD•1'1.,y c ... .,. d.,.,, n ~. s..." Alweek August26-29 we'remogic. ~':;" U"'O 0' ............. """""'' Oa~y perlormonces in the Carousel Court. MEM1.E Y TVs Chuck Jones ond mog1cians from IQ04MA M(ML.('¥ '°'"'""'"'-·• ,,..,.., et.te11 c"'''°'"'• o..r• of ,,,..,,, fhe Mog!C Cos tie an Hollywood perf0<m oU hOUrs. ""91n1 " ,.,. ""'.,...., c.. "'' .... S""""" the tnvi••ble Mori Slttt• ...... -......... ,... .......... ....... "' ·-trMmNv oc Mlil)\•"'11<1" 9t-Cfl, Jt ~ W~l '"'61t0fm ()(\Saturday uroftlt, !Ion Y•n•n •"d Va~ttt• • \""''"'"••'"',. ...,..,., ' -~~"""'tt.ql"""~ .. ,. llt'ol11tr-. The r?elde Mork>nettes perfO<m ~~-;:,~;:, ~~f":!'.~~~ •• ~ .. :: ioatlhn mf111Q~tu0re1theostter,.Auguust 26-2 8 7. ti ,,."•"'o'"•'· Sv• Aflt111••11 t i Clt11f•lt; 1>Jllf•1tl •••-Iller 8-1114 -"'i.atlleft ot l>tllft(t~IOI' """" ~,.,,_,.,,,~u!>lltW01tn .ao ____ _. AA\, """"°'' ~~ (lltl&llr Qrt .. r ._ __ ..., "fll!\Ol',Ot°'" wtM_,.ICltUllt 1- -Oto11 s ... -...e. .... 1.,., '"''" .,,........,_nllf<MllrlW--~ lie INflt It W\Olltl~ V~IHY Clw, .. ,.., ~ $<'-1, ti.) Wtt\ IS~ $Ir .. \ ... •M•1 •tull, Cthttrlll• a.11 -··-·-···-..... b,.ed on the prko or cellataon <'l•u. e ~awre 1cr•p metals. GSA or. oJ u pending study on fidab aidd. PoSSibly bavma land/tit~ Batea' report uld the o perated by private r----....._ ~ project allo hai. been rlrms instead or ('OW\ly '--1 ~ economlcol for th~ coo· employes, GSA officull:. THIU'S • WHOU tractor h1 July. for ex-,s,.ai_d_. ___ ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-·-==M=l="'=A=H=IM:A::L::::IM:T=O='WH=-=Q-•mplc, b Hid, the Clrm n lvaaed •bout $34,000 "orth or material. WILSON vv StoRAGE MOTOIHOMIS-CAMNl~OATS •Ree1dorit Managor (~4 hr .•Oi..mo Stollon •Trash Dm aeourity) •WiJ'h Area •Battlo Go' •f:enced •P11v•~ •Lighted SPACH n •lt'f •T SI.l o,.. MOMTH 1714)531-7900 You still have time to save and we still have a fine selection of furnishings and decorator items! Choose from Heritage, Henredon, Drexel, Baker and many other popular names! Plus ..• you may order your choice of fabrics and styles in chairs and sofas at Sale Prices! OfALERS FOR: HENREOON • DREXEL • KARA$T AN • WOOOMAAK 7.J 1111111.etf. '" }l;w F~ tutti. Juffl# D.1/19 NIWPOIT lfACH lAClJNA lfACH t n7 WBTCUFF 01. J'S NOlTH COAST HWY. 6of2·20.S0 •9-HSJI Mon to Sa~ 9·5 30 ftfany Lo•t Friendly Sky Can be Nasty l..OS ANCELES CAP) Each year people strap themaelvea ln I.heir pnvate aircraft. tui down the runway, ~ orr lnto the sky and dbap· pear. They lltendly drop out ot sight. The plane pre· sumably er.shes but nobody can find IL Govt'rnment fiJrurn show at least 75 aircraJt minlna ln the United Slates over the last seven years, with more than one-tenth o( the natlon ·s $earcheis lakinc place ln California. THE CALJFO&MA CIVIL Atr Patrol logged 6S search ml&aions in 1975, said CAP officer Frank Burnham ol Los Angeles. nottnc that the state has 17 percent of the naUoo'a private aircraft and six or the 10 bwiest airports. Alaska, where u plane carrylnc Rep. Hale Bo11&1 <D·La. J. dlsappe~ in 1972, rilllks al the to~ with 13 mlisslng aircraft in the I-st seven years. Other leaders are Washington, 10: California, 9: Florida, 8, and Michigan, 6. Mo&t or the planes missmg over Michigan and FJorida presumably sank tn water. In the West, many missing aircraft are probably sitting on mountainsides, not ln plain sight but not necessarily lost forever. SOME OF THOSE PLANE 1n the mountains tum up years later . perhaps spotted by a hunter or hiker or found during a search for another aircraft. J ust last Y,ear the California CAP found a plane that had been missing 17 years The mrcraft ap· ...,..__~~patently broke up badly upon hitting a mountain IUllt la•t fl~r. near San Bernardino tla~ Calif orMia and the wreckage fell In· <:IP f OMMd a to cre~asses where it · couldn t be seen. Heavy plafl~ tl1at laad snows of a couple of ~ MbalJ19 17 years ago apparently ~r.. shifted the "'reek age or the rocks. and the plane ~~was v1s1ble last \ear I A search is begun whenever an aircra.ft d1Sap- pears from a radar screen. is overdue and can't be tracked down at some oth er airport, or starts gh·mg signals fro m its t'mergency l<X'ator transmitter. It 1s important to find the m1:.sing plane right away because Air Force studies have sho"' n that the chances of inJured persons sun 1v111e go do"' n 50 percent the r1rst day aner the crash and another 30 percent the second d<t'.\ After lht' third da), there is almost no chance or finding :.urnvor:.. CAP PROBES WILL continue ao; long as tht're are reasonable leads but "'111 ordinanl) be called off if the plane isn't found within JO to 14 days As many as 50 to 100 aircraft ma) be in\'olved in a search. and each plnne will be &!'!>lgned one or more search areas or about l!even miles wide and seven miles long Tht• fl~ ang 1i1 done al the dangerously low height or 500 feet above the ground While seur chmg for missing aircraft in California. CAP pilots mu."lt sort through the 672 wrecked planes that still :.it on the state's moun· tainsldea. The CAP ha:. a churt of known wreckages to help pilots tell new wrecks frum old. 'rhey 've even painted some or them yellow. BURNHAM SAJD THE AIRCllAFT o" ner "'ill us ually pa) u salvage firm to rttover the plane iC there is anythinf.t worth saving. If not, the wreck JUSl sits there as an advertisement for fl) ing safety. E\'en with all those reminders. Burnham s aid more than half or the searches are for pilots who didn't bother to take the simple precaution of filing a fight plan. If there ts a flight plan. the search is on within a couple of hours after the plane fails to show up and the searchers have some idea where to look, Burnham said. tr there's no pion. it may be days bt'Core a nyone reports the pilot 1s missing, and it 's a big country out there. with a lot or nooks and cran· nies. THE AIR FORCE RESCUE and Recovery Service at Scott Air Force Base. Ill.. coordinates searches in the continental Unill'd States, but the CAP puts In about 85 percent of the flying hours on the searches. Ther e are lhrct> boslc search patterns: -The expanding square In which the pilot makes a small square ln the middle of search area and keeps enlarging ll until he has a square seven miles on a s adf'. -THE CR EEPING UN•~ "here the pilot flies across and back until he has c·ovcred an area hkc ) ardllnea on Iii rootbnll field The contour where the pilot starts ;it the peak of each mountain ln the Sl"arch ar<•a and flies around it at lowl"t1ng nltitudes until he reaches the base It takes an alrt'rat\ about thrtt hours to s earch an area. and l"ach arl'tl 1s scarl.'ht•<l 'l.lt least twice. al d1fft>rent t 1 mes or ttw day to get d1rrcrenl light angle~ A PILOT MUST UNDERGO extensive special trnininit before bclog ccrtlrlcc1 Ill' 11 CAP search pilot. Then• ore about 200 such pilo~ In California. Tht' CA r pilots art' all voluntt•ers with their own aircraft. They nre paid nothinJI for searching but [1re reimhunwd for iia:i anct oil. Burnham said Air Jo'or<'t' s tudies !lhow it would cost nboul S400 an hour for the mlllt ory to lio the searching tbut the CAP <'an do for aboutSll an hour Barrie S. May, M.D. and James E. Ramsey , M.D. Pracitoe Limited to GYNECOLOGY, OOSTETRICS, INFERTILITY Announce The Removal of Their Office To Saddle back Community Hospital Medical Center. 23561 Paseo de Valencia. Suite 23, Laguna Hills. Cal. 92853 PhOne: 837-2121 ext. 257. 258 After 5 p.m. can ~81 L~~-... ~ DYNAMARK ! rd --ROTOTILLER blft"• f) l' II I '> (' J (.) I g l' n '> l' I\ , nghl, fl0M"'\ \\Ith l\\10 :>a ~tl'I' l'hat'l'"'l' bl•I Ol l' l'O l l'l'lllg l.11' Angc•h.•:-ho-.1nt .11 l11r holll' m :i r nm tran:.pl.111t 0 l' n 1 :-,. h a :.. I l• Uk l' 1111 .1 .l ll (I C:huns:-.l' '' :i:-. ll' !Jt• th1..· 0 0 11111 4FOOT DOUBLE SHOP LIGHT 897 Do vou haYe anv idea bow much more light you gel from Uuoreac:ent light• and how much leH lt co•t• to run them? (No. Neither do I. but let'• oak the pow.r company.) Tubea extra.. .. Friday. Au9ust 27 t 976 DAIL y PILOT A. Hospital lates Fiscal Seminars Hoa it M t>mon al I flie.1>1lJI "111 prt<iccnt a tlA o·tllA) • t'UrT\'l\t tax and ei.lutt• pl.mnin.: !>cmm.1r for \\Omen St-pl. 9 a nd 16 iit 9 JO n m m lhe ho~p1tal Nmft•r~nt:1• N."nlt'r Tht' St•pt !I :o.\'lllJOUr "'1ll 1·mJ <II noon Thl' Sl•pt tu st-i1,.1on "11 ~ <'on<'lu<l~ with 11 buff l't lut\t'hl•\ll\ Punt'! d1st'uu1twu will ,-1.ver ~ut'l1 to1Ht'$ ll1> a\'01<11ng prolJat~. U.Klll~ tru:o1t:-. to !>ll\'l' 1•st11ll' ta-ces. '"' 111.: incoml' l all.c:o.. ui.m~ tux d11ll:11·i. to fund C'hlldren ·s ~>dun1tio11, tax i<h£>1tt'1 11, drnntablt• c:on , Lnbuuons nn(l l11•duction~: und will:s : Four art•11 atlornl·ys " II lll'I \t• Jll panel . modt.>ratori.. Tht>rc is no 1tdn11.ss1011 chnr.:1.· Rt>servaliont-U.I'\.' l'~>qwr,•d un1l ca11 be made by culhn)'l 642· t463. 4FOOT FLUORESCENT TUBES 57:,._ By now you know that when we make you a good price on th• fixture we u.ually make aw. the acce .. ory la on apeclal too. (Aod you worried we'd forget thi• time.) EDISON TRAC LIGHTING You get the two apota and the track. You can put the light where you want it. aUde lt to Juat the right place. 3 700 CO~IJ.iE : 149°0 WHILE STOCK LASTS Well. you backyard farmer• will lo•• thia one. but there aren't a lot of them left. ao don't mull on it too long. When we get next aeaaon'a load in. they will be higher. LOOI WHAT BLEW INTO TOWN TI @ • J INTERMATIC PLUG.IN TIMER Plug Ught• thru it, perk the cou .. 1n tb• morning. tum on tbe •t•r.a. Con~•Di•nc• and -.cwity. THE COOL ATTIC POWER VENTILATOR U J could Ju1t train a goat to nlbble down to 3 Inch•• lnateod of eating the roota. I'd paH thia one up. hS 4 cycle eng1.De. # 5284-35 Get that load of hot air out of the attic. (What? I didn't know our local politician• ,..,. up theTe.) Wlth automatic thermoatat, thia la a biggie, recommended tor up to 2.000 aq. ft. of attic floor apace. 4x81A INCH PREFINISHED HARDBOARD PANELS What dOff th• pktw'• Jook like? EYen now I am not aur• what thla la. Let'1 go Into a •tore and find out together. 3'7 6 rr. REDWOOD GRAPE STAKES 29~ ,,. Thi. lneTereat attitude I hcne loward th• product•? They are only thing• and U they ""• you well at the rtgbt prlce. we1J MU them, othenri .. out. out. STEEL AUTO RAMPS 14?!. I mow a lot of .,.opl• who 11<1Te a bwiclle changing their owo oil and dolng thelr own auto work. n ... auto ramp. fUAlt man It eaaler. and aczfer. lxl2 PINE SHELVING 1 s:r. Preslonell ANTI-FREEZE 3 33 GAL. Rai... the bolling point to P,...•nt coolant losa. Today'• engine• run plenty bot with all that &mog JWlk on ao you need It. ~ by \M:Jter Pil( l- . .-....... ,.. SHOWER MASSAGE I haYe one and lt' a nlce lo eaH into the abower and let the day'• tenalon flow away. (Now 1f you could take one to work and aqulrt the boH lt would be perfect.) STATIONARY. 1377 HAND HELD •• PECKYCEDAR FENCE POSTS 2377 S.. dere fence rail1. where. o•er dere. Aha. I ... dere. (Oh. thla ia bad.) 33~ PECKYCEDAR FENCE RAILS Why Cedar? Why not? It laata lon9er than moat wooda. and looh good 66 ~ unflnlabed or ~ •tatned. EA. • A JO DAILY PILOT Frid•y Auqust27, 197t Delp for the Blind • Mesa Electronics Company Develops 'Talki1Jg' Calculator 8)'8T£Pllt:N FOX A ............. - It teems like everyone -from housewives to schookh1ldrcn i• peckln1 i.t un tlt'ctrun1c ca.lcuJator these days. but until u f"1 months ago the) v.e1e ol ht tie value to ont' .:roup lhut could Tt'ally un them tt'M! blind Texas Firm Joins Gas Right Fight? ow a Costa Mesa electronics ('ompany, M uslc.-r Spt-clalll~. has de\cloped a cukuJutor that .. talki , · enabllna blind and partlolly K18hh.'d ~r$00J to U:Jt' the llltlc gadgeu for the fin.t lime. TUE DEVICE, KNOWN ~ an Audio Response Calculator. un nounces each entry In a Cll•tar voice and tt>lls the user th• N'."- sul~ or ~very computatwn. When a blind person punches out Ute l·hlldbood prob lem of .. 2 times 2 l"quals'." the m actune sa~ .. two limes two equnJb .. and :iupµlu:li the answer, which for thotie \\ho have forgotten, ls .. four.·· SEATTLE (A P > There are report In Aluska that 11 Toas firm may join in the battle for control of Alaska's P rudhoe Bay natural g11~ an d file an application to bwld a p1pchne through lht' !'ltate The Seattle Times said m Thursday's editions that the Tenneco Q)rp. of Houston has been negollaling actively w1tb the State of Alaska to buy the state's royalty :1hare of the PTudhoe Bay gll:! Sources have told the Times that if Tenneco d~ file Cor the all-Alaska pipeline route. and couples that with mtenllons to process much uf the gas in Alaska with a petrochem1cals PG&E Seeks Procedure For Increase SAN FKANCISCO <AP > - Pacific Gus & Elect ric Co <PG&E> has asked thcCahfornia Public Utilities Commission (PUC > to set up a procedure ror rate increases to help 11 financl' increasing costs or natural g:tb exploration. "Current gas supphe~ are in adequate to meet the luturl.' needs or our customer:..·· said John A Sproul. a PG&E vice pn· s1den t .. Accord1nal). PG&E must participate in a v1~orou~ and expanded exploration and development effort If \lie are to avoid c urt ailments to our high priority customers m th<' 198&.. •• The company said the pro po~aJ is not intended to net the company greater profits JU!>t to allow it to r ecover actual l'OSts of, exploration and development complex , It• will receive widespr ead support among Alaskans. MO T ALASKANS favor the all-Alaska route for the pipeline Tenneco is one of the largest tn· tersta te cas shippers '" the Oil· edStates. Guy Martin. Alaska's com· m1S1ooer of natural resourcei.. 14as quoted in J une as indicating that the stale wanted to sell the gas to Tenneco but was critical or the terms being asked by the company. GOV. JAY HAMMOND s aid ··active negotiations .. have been under way w ith several <'Om· panies. Any sale of the state's royalty gas will require approval orthe state legislature. The state owns one-eighth of the estimated 26 to 30 trillton cubic feet or natural gas reserves lll the Prudhoe Bay field. Three pipeline applications already are before the Federal Power Comm1ss1on. They in· elude -ARCTIC GAS, an Amencan Canadian consortium. whlch pro- pru.es to build a gas pipeline rrom Prudhoe Bay at'rOSS C4nada to the American Midwest. -El Paso Alaska, which has filed for an all-Alaska pipeli11e route generally paralleling the trans· Alaska oil pipeline ·· r \Ii ent bhnd somewhere near the end of my elementary school years,·· :.a)s Jim Mitchell, a 20-)ear old Junior at UC lrvme "But 1 can remember what ii was hke to see the blackboards and to use an adding machme. When calculators came out it was reaJI> neat, but l couldn "I re· ad any or lhC'm so they dtdn 't do me much good ·· KEN RENAUD, PRODUCT manaier for Master Spet'iaJt ies, says Br aille calculators have been a\·u1lable for some years but adds that less than half or the blind population can read Braille. .. There was a n eed m this area for blind i>ersons, ··says Renaud. "Their present m ethods or doing math were very antiquated and very time consuming. Now, with an audio fet-d back. anv bhnd person can do math whether he be in early c hild development. on the JOb. figuring out his taxes or whatever.•· Webb Talks Halt P HOENIX, Ariz (AP> Prehmmary talks mvolvmg the possible sale of some of Del E. Webb Corp ·s hotel properties. including those m California, lo the Mar riott Corp. have been terminated. it was announced Thursday. IDEAL OFFICE ARRANGEMENT FOR CORPORATE ATIORNEY CPA OR INVESTOR , 111116cj" ttt. • .,.,,,.,, ...... a.terior. ....,, MCntary, x .... too wwct ,,..c.....,., Xerex copltr. l ...... ._. for ., ......... Mnk•. 675-8030 Order Yours NOW •srYUSH EASY TO USE 1000 • • • •ORDER FOR YOURSElf OR A FRIEND l"API ANO llll O f lA•I L M11 JOllll o .. UJ Met11 llr•ll A11ytow11 , A11,1111e UH& l•I>••• Oo Not "•••A '""'•" •o•d•• ---------------------Fiii in this coupon, dip MMf !NU With $I .1$ to: ,,._, 'rlntl"t L•.,_1 Df•~ ..... Offlce ... 1 .WO c... ..... c.fffet1*1 ~" John P. O'Brien ha!-b<'t'n named manager for Safeco l .suranc t-Company's Fountain Valley division He has bel'n with the company s1nt'e 1957 and was underwriting and murketin& manager in f'ount•1n Va11ey from l970 to 1974 • Jerald J. S•nders has been named vice pres1· dent o( the newly Of"ganit.ed executive division of Control C.rHr Personnt"I A~ent'y, Ne" port Beach He has 12 years· exJ>('nence in the marketm~ field in Orange Count> • baron Bell has bcen nam~ manager or the Weslmmster office of Allstate Snings and Lomn As· soclaUon. She 101nt'd AJlstate th1!-) ear a~ manager or the Downey office and hai. four year:. of ex- perience in the industry. • Lou Padfic h as been named m anager or the Hy-Lo Drug Center, Huntington Beach. lie has been with the company since 1972 and most recently served as assistant m anager in the Garden Grove store • Van Jacob11en, Balboa, bus become pr esidenl and director or P ant'l·Alr Cor,» •• a Costa Mesa sub- sidiary of Standard Pucific Corp. He i.s former pre· sident of NW Ayer /Jorgensen/Macdonald advertis· ing agency. Ty ler Macdonald assumes presidency of the agency. • Frank L. Speen has bttn named president or Avco Fhtant'lal lnsurantt Group, a division or Avco Financial Services. Nev.port Beach. He replaces Charles W. Ferguson. who ha~ resl~ncd. Speers· ex- penen('c m the insurancl' industry covers more than 26 yc>ars. • Th<> followln~ pcrson<i h3ve been el«t ed as vice presidents of fi mllh lntematlonal, Inc., Newport Beach· Robe rt Q. tl~hf'~. vice president. market· Ing: Dale •:. 8oy~T. corporate vice president ; Donald S. Morril'. corporatl' vice pre!i1clent. Hughes ll'I former director or tntl'rnalionol marketing. Boycr retain~ h1~ dut h'S a<; president or Smith Tool division. I rvtnt' Morrl• r1•tain.'I his dut1e~ as pres•· denl or Urllco 01 lflcld d1v11\ion. I louslon • Carol Brandlln. a sovlng!I supervisor et the HunllnQton Beat'h olficc of lfom~ Federal SavJnl(l'I and Loan Association, hns b<'en promnlc•c1 to snv· ing11 sup\'rv\sor. She joined the association in 1973 Ma t~llcr. • Eric Sama~lson, El Toro. ha" been honortd for his 40-year tenure wi th AMF Volt, Int'. He began his career with the compuny ln Brooklyn, N.Y. and I~ now a machine shop supervisor In Santa Ana • F1oyd S. R~ld, El Toro, bas been appointed to the board of d irectors of Levin Conatradlon Syatems, FountaJn Valley lie has been treasurer since 19'JS a nd now also assumes the posiUon or vice presld~t. fma nce • Doa Palmqul11t, Newport Beach. has been ap· pointed vice president of marketing for Kenwood. He Is former vice president and gen eral manager of ~international division at Allee Corp. • Patti Frttm u. recently promoted to asslstant secretary at llH1e f'-...i SHilllCI Hd Loa• A. ..t.U., ia tbe new savimrs supervisor at the u · IOdadon '• Huntincton Beach downtown office. She ia fCf1Der aavin111upervi&or et the Satramento of. t'lce and joined the aasoclatlon ln 1974. • £rte W. Uppmn hu been appointed sales mmp.ager fot the a~ Hokl, due to open In Sep· tember at the Orance County Airport. He l8 former Mcount ellecutivo rw the Airport Marina 'Hotel re-lioaal saJea ofrlce, Los Angeles. Appolnltd "TLC" sales mana1trs for the ~ ~ ~ Caekabkl, f0f"m er1y with South Coast Plua Hotel. i nd Katlaie Boodl, t~ounlaio VaUey. formuly with Kraua Andenoo. Tcxu • M ter Speclallles. at 3-S year· old COmp11ny With &nnUW l>Wes or about StO million. "8s been manufucturlng :iOhd·iltult-\ ou•,• l"Quipment for t l'M" ~II S)&tem since 1970. experience v. hlch Renaud U)'!I ht>lPt'd an 1kvt'lo11 t.ni the new cukulator "BASICAl.LY, w•:.u.Rt:ADV had the tccttnoloay for :1tonnM words on electronic chips." he ~xplained. "Sc• w~ pu\ lht' dit¢ll!i. and l11c words (or the b11s1c funt't1ons into these clupe 11nd then we built our own 1·11lculator und put the t" o together '' Master Specialties calculator, "hkh retails for ~. "iU add. subtract. divu!e. multiply. do s q uare s, ~quure ro o t ~. percentage:. and rec1µrocal numbers. A more complex model, de· signed for scientific use. v.111 perform 42 function~ The c alcu l ator, whi c h measures seven mchei:. long and 10 inches wide, stands about thrtt inches tall. It has a ex tra-large keyboard and an over- sized visual display for parl.lally sighted persons Just Hot Air? UCI STUDENTS USE NEW CALCULATOR Jim Mitchell, Right, and Mike Hlngson If So, It's Improved MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP > From t he man who brought you canned ··Vermont Gre.?n Moun- tain Air .. comes .. New Improved Vermont Green MoWttam Air " John Br am blett. a 29·year-old air pollution engineer, i.a1d the second edition of his 12-ounce cans is mean t lo satisfy the rew disgruntled customers who criticized him for selling a pro duct which actually came from Massachusetu BRAMBLETT SAID he ha s found a way to capture Vermont's atm osphere in lhe cans, whkh previously contained Bay State air because his on gin al J .OOO ·can order "as manufactured tn New Bedford, Mass . O,·•~r The Counle r MASO UsHftCJs ..I'll probabb ~ull J.:l'l lht• c;in!- out-of-state berauM• th<•re li>n t any place m Vermont thJt m;ikr!- them. But now I 'II !-lll'k a hoh· 111 the can to le t th<• Mu.,..,J('hU:-.l'lb a1r out and th<' \ t•rmunt ;ur 111. •• s aid BramblNt, "hu 01>t·r.1Lt''> h" business from h1 ... honw in rural Moretown ... Ami tlw11 I II 11111 ,1 seal over the hoh' 10 kl'l.'P th•· Ver mont air 10.' 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"""""° lll H I. T~ Iii f U fMl .. t Nlr0-1 1 r JI 1, I ' ., • . . ,. . ~ I . ' I . i I I • ,, ! ., . ' .. , . ' ~1 J Friday~ Afternoon Prices NYSE COMPOSITE T RANSACTIONS o--""'---.. -v..-.~Pll'llll'.---.Ds••-o-t.-.itl-· ··---.----"-! ....... ~-- Remote Test Asked SAN DIEGO (APJ -San Diego Gas & Electric Co. wants to use remote control to turn ore home air con· dltJoners and hot waUr-healers to re- duce consumption ln peak periodA. Such a t)'lltem Is beinlf tested by lhe Wlsconsln Electric Power Co. The switch would be lnataJted In a customer's homo or office bulldJn1. Participation would be voluntary and limited to 740 c uatomen, most. ot them realdtntlal, at the start. Robert Morris, ~ldent. Hid the toe.I utility plans to t>.gln testing tho ayat.em next. year with t.ata laaUng two toaevea year1. OU Deal Cancelled TEHRAN, Inn CAP' -Iran and the U.S. Occ:ldtotal Petroleum C«p. have canceled a Sl.25 million plan to develop Cuplan Sea otl and to pro- cea and market other Iranian oU, an lraman 1ovtrament •l>Okesman aaJd today. The brief HOO\lnttment by l!Ht Minlatry of EcoDOl"ftk Alfal.rs and Finance aald Iran and Ocddental bad not bffa able to atrM CJD· definite tttma but did Dot nveaJ deta11I of the ~meat. 1be tranud.lon would lulft Sinn Inn a JO to lS perteat t.ater.t tn ()c. ddental and would bav. ~utred ep- pronl of tho U.S. IOYtmmmL Jl wouJd have bee tbe bf11est U.S. jnvestment by Iran, which in 197' toaned S'74 mllDoa to the Grumman Con> •• fl'om wbicb lrm IJ b"'71ni $1.2 bllllon worth of Tomcat nchter planes. But the Grumman deal io- volves no ownerabJp tnt.erwt and ls being bandied u 1 ltraJ.cbt business loM. Friday August 27 HU'& s OAILY PILOT JI Myths, Facts Guide io Pre-vote Claims By SYLVIA PORTER The atudy ~c uparunon tn 1976 to date hai. helped to pulverhe aeveral economic tn) lhs or vii :d 1m pairtance to our pockttboukl -th,•ur1t'll udv;1ncr1t by the P'orcl admlniatratioo and apttad al lea l to :.om l' tent by Democratic economists. 'l'be:r. 's no way of prevenllnl lb• myths from taking even deeper bold durln a the pre· election months. But the rollowlng 11 ttle guide can put consumers on 1uard. Money 's Worth .. '• Myth l : An economic u panslon as 11trong and broad us tht' current one must «'·htnite lnOaUon ttnd threiat~n us with a repetition of the nightmare of double·d1a1t inflation. Thu!!, we cannot a(ford any speed.up m our economic recov('ry. despite the sufferiq this imphes to our millions of Jobless workers. , F act : This bas indeed been a strona. balanc('d n·boun<t since the aevere slump bottoml'd out in the srmna of 1V7S. It has coatalned remarkably few excesses. BVT INSTEAD OF AN acceleration in the pace of m- nation. the pace of rise {n prices has decelerated. Over th~· loni term. the current annual rate of rise In the 6 lo 7 pe~ cent range ls far too high for a heulthy economy, but this represents progress from 1973· 74 ·s rates of 11 to 12 percent. ; There is plenty ol s lack in our economy: there are no major bottlenecks: in general, there is an excess. not a sbortaee. of workers. Most of~ giant forces contr1butmft. to the unprecedented infiation blow-off a few years ago aro not lhN!ats now. The myth harms us because it makes us afraid to tak~ appropriate steps to assist privt&te enterprise In creating;, more jobs for our labor force and, thus, more taxes for the U.S. Treasury. MYTH 2: INTEREST llATES must rise as the economy reaains ita power. Demands for credit from businesses and individuals, along with tighter credit poli cies or the Federal · Reserve System to keep the expansion under control, wiU put upward pressure on rates. Fact: This theory hasn't worked out at all so far. Credit demands have remained modest as corporation profjt.s have soared. This diminishes the need for businesses to go "out· side" tor flnanclng. The Federal 's lightening in credit policy to date has been minor. To judge the future of inter est rates by the abnormalities of the past couple of years i.s ridiculous. ' MYTH 3: FEDERAL BVDGET deficits of the magnitude of recent years must "crowd out" private bor· rowers from the market. The U.S. Treasury as the prime borrower or the nation and its demands must be met first. This will kill our expansioo. Government spending must be slashed. Fact: The Treasury's financing needs have bee11 absorbed tn the market.place with astonishing ease. This theory -promoted by U.S. Tre~ury Secretary William Simon with the commendable goal or impressin" Conaress with the need Cor curbing spending -has been pulverited· along with the theory on interest rates. " The pent·UP demand for fixed·incomc securities nt today's interest rates is huge (witness the recent biddin~ for the Treasury's Issue of 10.year 8 percent notes l. A continued •trong expansion wiU generate revenues to reduce the budget deficit and to leave more room for private bor· rowers. MYTH 4: CONG RF.SS IS incapable of keeping SJ)4?nding under control. The White House is the only source to rely on. : Fact: Congress has shown itself to be responsible in thi~ :: sphere. Congress, on the spot under the new budget control •. procedures, is held to the letter of the law. · For \he fiscal year 1977. for instance, Oongreu projects : revenues at $362.5 billion against the admlnlslratlon 's $351.S •· blllion; outlays at $413.3 billion against the administration 's $395.8 billion; the deficit at SS0.8 billion againlll the·• administration's $44.6 billion. The differences are meaning· less. -· ': MYTH 5: THERE CAN BE no healthy economic come· 0: back without the housing induatry in the lead and business ;: spending on plants and equipment increasing sharply. .; Fact : While housing has typically led past recoveries, it · has yet to lake off in this one. As for businessmen, they too have dlaplayed restraint in 1976 and probably wUl not con· tribute to the expansion unW next year, when their spending • will be needed. In 1976's rebound, though, neither has been a slpific ant factor. I Would,.be Pilot Misses Out A.gain; SEATTLE <AP> -Tbat $89,000 prize offered by u.: BriUsb lnduatriallat to the first person who successfully ~ builds a people -powered airplane continues to elude Wayne ; BUesner. • The 22-year-old Bellevue man arrived al the Bell-' Ingham Airport last Friday to hook up the propeller on his ' 220·pound, pedal·powered airplane, only to find bl~·. makeshift hangar of wood and plasUc had "'Ollopecd. Parts or tbe delicate aircraft's wings were crushed. AND 80 WAS BUESNER, who said he has spent $2,000 and more than 2,000 hours building the alrplant . "I ju.st pulled the wood off tho plane and came home,'' he11ald. "( dldn 't feel like doing murh work." IL wlll take about Utrcc weeks lo repair tho plane. BUeaner said. "I can't give up now." Aller repalrinl( lhc damage and m aklna additional nltht tull, Bllesner u Jd he will design changes tu lighten the plane, now about 00 pounds heavwr lhlln he had f'X· • pected. Bliesner succeeded In actt.lng his pl11nc Into J,hc air two weeks ago by towing It behind a car. He h~s yet to try pedal-• lng ltakywlltd, though. Restructuring Told I R.tltructurlng of &ssmoor Florido Ltd., partncl"llhlp, • which la en1a1ed in tM development of ltosl'moor Coconut Creek. an adult community In Broward County, Fla., ha11 been announced by Hogs W. Cortese, chairman of the board • ofRoumoor Corp. Laguna Hills. · Opaed for s~e in 1974, Roe1moor Coconut Creek has ; been under development by the partnership for the pa&t ~ three years. A subsidiary ol Roesmoor Corp. ha1 hwotolora ~ MTYtd u 1eneral partner of the partnership and, lotether : with W.R. Grace Properties Inc. and McDoMell Doualas : f'ln~eCorp., alsowu1Umiledpartner. : Under term• ~ I.be revised ·ap-eement, a new cor-: paraUoo, orpnlJed by W.R. Grace Pro~rtlca Inc., will : become t.be general partner, replacln1 the Roamoor aub- stdlary, and will uawne rt?sponslbillty for rnaoa1ement. ~lopment and the necotJaUon ot financln1 or the project. 11lla Rossmoor subsidiary, Grace Properties. and llc:Domtell .Doualas wt1l remain aa limited partnen. ,-----~--------~--------~--------~--------------,: Call 142-HTa. Put • tew word• lo wotk for ou. ~ In the DAILY PILOT I A J 2 OAIL y PILOT Friday. August 27 1976 Mfl"!Yn's one-day super-sale ••• $aturday. one day onlYI SHOP SATURDAY, 9 A.M. -9 P.M. doors open at 9 A .. M ... special night opening ... extra personnel to serve you polyester doubleknit leisure suits for men For one day only, these first quality lei sure sutts are on sale at this low p11ce Made to sell for much more. these su1u have shirt style 1acket with 4 pocket~. front and back yokes. Pants are western top pocket, belt loop flares ~ '- Brown or navy Jackets. 1:p• sizes S M·l XL. Pants, F _ Will SI ~m:s 30 40. THE SET 9.98 Jec:ktt •• 99 Pant. 4.99 men 's ski jackets Mandarin c:ollu or shirt collar styles Nylon. m ~navy/yellow or green~ navy Sizes S M·L·XL. long sleeve sport shirts REG. 5.99 3.99 Full placket front and chest. i· pocket. Poly· ester/cotton, in fl or ells and all ovpr p.it· terns. S11e~ SM L XL. REG. 22.99 16.97 men's sport sock sale Collon/nylon. terry lined. C\Hh•on toot crew and tul>ll socks. One s11e f1 ts 1O·l3. REG. 3 PR. 1.99 3 PR.1.69 men 's cotton "-:_.~. underwear ... ,.. REG. 3 FOR 3.60 Mervyn's own brJnd bril'ls and teos m absorbent 100% cotton. Comlort fit. All I .. , Super Bells for men Mervyn's brand; 26" bell bottoms. 13Y.·oz. cotton blu' denim, remforced at stren pomts. Waists 29-38. REG. 10.99 8.97 toddlers' boxer pants All·around boxer style; 2 front pockets and 1111- et trim. For toddler boys or girls. sm:s 2 3·4. REG. 2.49 PR. lock er tees for boys REG. 2.79 1.99 Short sleeves and chest pock· et Wa~hable 50.... polyes· u:,,50% cot ton knit 1n dSSOlted Slrlpe1 8-18 2 PR.•3 Mervvn's own brand REG. 3 FOR 2.59 1 ()Q'l(, cotton briefs 3 F R 1 99 and rees S M L )( L, O • lits sizes 4 to 16. boys' famous ' maker jeans Boy1' sizes 8-12. REG. 6.99 4.99 Stud4H1t waists 2S 30, ~EG. 7.99 5.99 Western style, 4 poc!(et 1eans in polyester I t.ollon Re in forced at stress poma boys' t ub e sock sale REG. 3 PR. 1.69 Tube style forms its own heel. 87% col ton/13~nylon, white with Str•Pt!d tops 3 PR .1.49 •5 off b oys' nylon jackets REG. 14.99 9.99 Shown. a short wt>Uern style wtth 1 00~ polyester 1111. Also a snap lront model w•th ocrv he pi'" hn111 g All have nylon shells Sizes 8-20 L.,....,.._~""ll . '1 · ~~ infants ' sleep er sale lflfant g11ls' and boy'' ltght REG. 2.50 weight, short sleeve styles 1 99 Flame-retardant Grippt"r • waist. Infants' sizes 1 2 J..4. girls' tailored shirts Full plack~t front and REG. $4 EA. 2·button cufh on long 2 •5 1leeves. Polyester/cotton FOR blend. Sizes 7 to 14. save 2 .01 ! girls' jumpsuits REG. $13 10.99 Short sleeve styles in pre-washed denim or women's proportioned pants REG. $9 6.99 Polyester double !(rut. Pull on style N.ivy, black. brown and fall colors. sw~s 6-16 short, 8 18 averagt> and 10 20 tall polyester/cotton crinkle cloth Con· trast trims. pocket accents, waist ties. Machine washable and dryable 7· 14. women's tailored shirts REG. $.5 2.99 Long sleeves, 2· button cuffs and 2 piece collar w1 th stays. Polyester/ cotton florals or dusty soltds. S11n 32 to 38. wom en's shirt sal e Choose from our entire ~tock of lonq sleeve tailor ed SS sh11 H Polyester or nylon S11,,s 8 16. S M·L REG. $8 4.99 sale! women's pant s Chocne lrom our entire REG. $13 ~tock of $13 woven poly· 9 99 osier ft1\h1011 pants Assort e ed colors S1ll'S 6 to 14. women's ski jack ets Nvlon talletJ. polyester REG. $2& fill Fake fur trimmed 17 • 99 hoods.. Pas tels. S M· L·X L. SportslN'Car Dept. jr. pullover and skivvy knits REG. S9 5.99 Easy care 100% acrylic in long ~leeve styles. New fall \hades In solim, pat· women's knits Lightweight, long sleeve 3 99 100'lb acrylic kn1is. Choose • from crew necks, turtle· Soec>lll necks or cowl necks. S-M· L. P\ir.:"-9 full figure shirts Fully tailored. long sleeve stvles. 1 ()Q'l(, POiyester. fall floral and geome tr 1c prm ts Sizes 38 to 44. REG. $12 6.99 dress sale $22 to $32 regular stock dresses on sale. Misses'; half sizes. Dress Dept. 20o/o off A .. S22toS32 SALE 17.80 TO 25.60 costume jewelry REG. $2 •1 Hoop e~rr1ngs and chJm chokers in gold·tom: Of silver· t~ne. Also as· sorred rings. suede shoulder bags Durable genuine suede. em bro1dery or lacing trims on flap. Large 1ns1de compart ment. Leather tones. REG. 5.99 3.99 bandana print scarves Buy 2 and savel 100% cotton. trad1t1onal red and navy. plus other eK c1 ting fall colors. REG. 89, EA. 2 FOR •1 69' EA. . Pace Setter ~~. 1050-watt pistol dryer REG. 15.99 9.99 A powerful thermorn1t1cally CORtrolled model with 4 heat settings. Heat resistant casing, Easy to use. UL approved Cosmetic Department beachcomber thongs Women's thongs ... ribbon REG. $4 upper on a mult1colortd, 2 97 thick rubber sole. S-M L XL. • Hosiery Department 14K gold earrings Choose from our 250/0 off entire srock of 7( pierced earrings. Fine Jewelry Dept. R99. S10to HO SAU 7.Ct TO 61.49 Mervyn's foundations Underwirt bra. Sues 34·388, 32·40C, D and DO. Reg. $6 . • . . . 3.99 Ooubltknit contour bra. Sizes 32·36A, 32·388 and C. Reg. 3.50 • . . . 2.39 O.ap plungm halttt br•. Sizes 32·36A, 32·388, C and 0 . Reg. $5 • . . 3.49 Panty bri1f. S-M·L·XL. Reg. $4 • • 2.99 women's duster sale REG. $7 Short sleeve styles with button or gnpper front. Polyester /cotton. S·M· L 4.99 Loungewear Department women's long gowns Tailored style. loose-fitted REG. $6 or sem1·f1tting body. Single 3 99 layer opaQUe nylon tr1cot. • Pastels. Sizes S M·l. popular crinkle cloth A 45" wide, machine REG. 2.99 YD. washable and dryable 1.79 YO. sPort wei ght Polyester/ cotton blend fabric. quilted bedspread spectacular 1 0 97 ORIG. 14.97 a TWIN SIZE Very special Super Saturday prices on our h1gh·quall ty . special purchase quitted spreads Polyester/cotton; tncot or poly· ester backing. Some are machine washable. Full. ttg 17.97 .•• 12.97 a-. reg 22.97 .• 16.97 K~ reg. 25.97 .• 19.97 fancy muslin sheets Selected styles in 50% cot· RErr. 3.99 ton/50% polyester; 130 1 99 threads per square inch. • Full flat or fitted, Twin flet reg. 4.99 • • • . 2.99 or fl11ed Std.cases,pr.,reg.3.69, 2.69 low price on bath towels IF PERF. 2.99 EA. BATH SIZE ON LY 4 FOR •5 Cotton/polyester; choice ol prints . Mrnor 1mperfec kitchen terry towels Colorful, thirsty cotton terry prints . Minor 1m pcrlec11ons will not af feet wear or appearance . IF PERF. 1.49 2 FOR •1 boys' and women's sport shoes Shoe Dept. ~:Ct:Y;W,:ti ----·--l '--'=.....;;::=-'~ CHARGE ITI CYPRESS FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH 10201 Valley View Street -995-8003 Cross roads Center, 3204 East Yorba llnda -996·8800 9&11 Adams Avenue-983-9731 PLUS 28 MORE STORES TO SERVE YOU THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA I I I SINGLE QUEST CHALLENGING t • ! • ' • • I I I L ' I • I I I .-• ~ ,. t f • ~ ' t r r " r ' I ' i L • • • ~ •• ~ llJ 'UDITH UO> OLSON 0t•o.11,,., __ "You 11 never m~t e ttirl to f .-H In love with in a bw Uvto )our Ute. Don't look for 1t It will Julit come." Thi• is a Ne .... port Ueach bachelor's choice for sin~•e pe<>- ple searching '''' either:> partner for life or a d1ate for &11 evening He contend~ that the best plit<'e to meet someone ot lhe opposite •ex ii ar. the !.upttrmarket. laundromat or wherl'ver else a person '11 daaly business takei. him. MW'iY single~ would disagree w1Ut him, Lowoer, bccaL1Se they Fr Klay. August 27 1976 can't seem to meet lllnyont' anywhere, no matter how bard they try. Some single people suy it '1> easy to meet someone. but rand mg a person with <'ompat1blt' in terests Is almost 1mposi.1bl~· without a healthy d<~t' of good luck Judam& rrom tht' numbt>r nr a111gJe11 clubs. the pages of aJ:. placed in various newspJpt.'r ' and magazines and the rro~di. Jamming restaurants and bJn. on weekend nights. the problem ol bow to m eet someone 1>eem:. to be one w1tb no good soluuons One of the most popular muni. 61 appean. to be thl· cl~1f1~ ad, wh1rh "ar1e1> 111 natun! v. 1th th~ pubhcatlon. depending on the soph1,tJr"t1nn o/ the 1 e.)dcnship MA ON MO\'£ Ads in the Nt'v. Hepubl1c. a liberal Journal of pohUe:1 and the arts. for exampll', llt'(•m to be geared toward p.-011k mtert::.tC'd m travel One. s>laccd b "'un at tract ave v. om an o! 25, w;mt:. a .. man on the mon•" to 'hart' travel, talk a nd the lhe:ltt'r Anothl'r i.et.>k:. 1.1 l>t'r~on to ~ '"a\ aJ11.1b le '" dur1111: J bu:.1 m.~ssman ·::. .innu.al tn~ lo Albu querque Many ads in the Nev. York Review of Booki. i.et>m lo be placed by people who describe themselves as ··l'Jnng, in tellJgent sens1twe or attractive" and v. hv a r e tnll'resled an C'Ultural acth·ilaei. Those in pubhcal1ons such us the Singles News Register ure more down lo earth One call::. for a ··gal who can th1nl. ·and enJO)S smoking. drinking ;.ind rarou:.· ing Tht• Singles Rt'~lsler even pubhi.hcs hints for people placing ads and those ansv.cnng so that best results can be obtained by both part.let. "People wbo advertise in th• Sinaln Reclster are .Practical and .e1utble people ... the pubUclltJoa says. '"Titey know th.t when you have hundrcda al people ~vailable for dates the «hancea are much better ror you to find that ooe person )'OU are loolung for. OIOICE NOT CHANCE ·'These are sensible people because they are not going to waste years of their llve5 waitln.i and hopina when a better and qwcker way is avallable. These are the people who elect to date by choice-not chance." There is a quest.Ion of how er. fect1ve the ads are. however. Several people who sought com· pa ni ons through lo ca l newspapers were bitterly disap· pointed wltb the results. One man, in bis I ate 40s. placed an ad to enlarge the possibility that he will ever meet someone who Cits all his reqwrements. "The mathe m atics or meeting someone compatible is very small The reason Is who you are. Age doesn't make a great deal of Epitomizing · the ima ge of today 's singles set is Ron Le Valle, a Balboa dirrerenct, "beu1d. One of his firat C<lNidonUons ii lntelll1ence. He pointed out that the num~r of people w1lh lQs over llO ls small. ond once you look for someone with a.o IQ of ~20 or ove r . the number dimtnlsbes area Uy. Pby iH.l •Ppearance b impor· taAt, too, he said. "l have no c9'emlslrJ wltb a fat girl. "Where wlll you meet such u penoo-i.Qtelllgent and pretty" At private clubs maybe, U you went every night. "l can 10 out every night with a dlfferenl person. I'm not ata.rved for companionship," be added. ''But how many people exist who you can be your friend and lover'!'' .BIZAJlRE ACI' He considers running an ad "a bUarre act,." but decided lo do it in hopes that there might be just one compatible perscn reading "'e~r. "U .aomeone's out tllere and bavtq a simUar situation she may say, 'Qh well, what the bell."' be said. Alter his ad had 1'Ub several days be had deelMd be wouJd never do it acain. About 20 ~men bad resJ>onded most of wbol'A be found "brillle and a lit· Ue defensive.·' Moat were in their 40s' be said, and most were t eachers. ··som e were of in· dependent means. Most were not very 1ood·looking. l was hoping to draw .omeone in their 305. These womee were too old." A Tustin resldenL who called herself a .. nice lady oC S4 who doesn't drink" and wanted a compatible companion for the beach and cultural activities, said she w as extremely dlsap· pointed with the results or her ad. All lhe calls she got were from young men. sbe said. "The older men are not coming out." She had elected to advertise because she thought al would be more effective to go "into their living rooms instead of going to the bars. "lt 's hard to get out and find a friend and partner nowadays." she lamented. "I can't even rind women anfmore." IJKEMAVDE She admitted part of her trou· ble m ight ha ve been the description she gave the men answering the ad. They all asked what she looked like and her rep· ly was. "You know what Maude looks like on TV?" Ron Le Valle. a 37-year-old bachelor, described himself in s uch glowing t erms that he sounded almost too good lo be true. ••Single male. attractive, well· built, 6'. 170 pounds, lives on beach. would like to meet al· tractive, outgoing lady age 23·30, for Cun times, companionship, som e travel, possible r e · laUonship," his ad read. has no tood mc·ans ol meelln1 pe-oplt. • "I'm not a hustler," he ul\l "I'm aggressivt ln bwsineu b\i ah)' ln m )' social life." ~ After his ad had run twice ht aald tbe responsu bad bee~ "IOUly." One woman want~ to borrow money, another dldn) show up for a date and ·~ was supposed toc&ll but didn't. ' After two weeks. ~ Valle h~ ttttlved 10 mo~ calls and s&I thinas were "looldn& UP." but wu disappointed In tbe results. , S'l1MGA An ACHED : Another man who used tht personals column with no re- sults. said he believes "there ls t stigma attached to running Af ad. \ ··But if you join groups 01f political organizations it's th\ same thing. And, you can meet women in bars you can take lf> bed, but 1 'm nol looking lot that." If personal ads don't wor~ there are singles clubs of vartoui kinds, such as those sponsored bt church groups or lodges. an« those run as money·making bust nesses. • There are even special interest eroups s uch as the Slngl- Booklovers whlch claims to ha~ prompted at least one marrian per month during the last year. r The members are prof\)ed bt code each month by what ~ they like and what their other In. tereets are. • Founded by a Pennsylvani engineer widower in 19?0, thf group CO$la $17 per year in dud and says its express purpose Is tit help cultured single people aef" acquainted in a dignified way. One or the newest groups Is tW Oranae County Single Employ~ Club. exclusively for the una\<t tached people on the countf payroll . It was founded by Nini Houle two months ago. • "There are 13,000 Orangt County employes," she said. •'f figured some of them must ~ single.'' MUG SHOTS • She placed a nolice in th~ employe newsletter and got m~ than 100 letters the ftrst monlt\ She believes the group wlll ~ successful because "there ii trust. We know each other. We'vo all had our fingerprints and mus shots." __ The group plans to do various ' kinds of thin&s together as "1. way to meet friends." :. Ms. Houle emphasized that "It is not a dating club" but an o~. portunlty for shy people to go to someplace other than a bar t6 find friends. .•• • Ms. Houle sugeest.ed that more. people are lonel~ now becauso it's easier to go home and tum oo the TV set for company than if> out and seek companlonshJp. . •'TV has kept people inside. It'& · an escape," she said. :·' ~1 bachelor, who, it seems, is basking in the sun with a drink at hand before : 1 ~ going out on a big date. However, Le Valle says he is shy in his Le Valle. who was exactly like he described him self, said he ran the ad becayae he doesn't Uke to meet women in bars. He works out of town m ost of the year so when he is in the beach area he Dul even outgoing people such as Fable Eaton, a former airline stewardess who lives la.i Newport Beach, say it's dlfficu1' to meet people. ''I'm going to go ( social life and has no good means of meeting people. rJ Ben Fnedman, a Berkeley poster merchant. says posters can create a tremendous amount of ernot1onal reaction. ··Posters -Best Clue Of Times BERKELEY A CAP> -For a clue to the temper of lbe times, elaborate poll s aod door -to- • door surveys m ay be unneeessary. All you really have to do is see which ~ten are selling well. For lnstance. say retailers in this university city. poste rs featuring Richard Nb~on and antiwar slogans are gathering dust in back rooms . while those s h owing tele vision personalities like Mary Hartman, J.J or The Fooz are going like hot.cakes. "The sense is away from social involvement o( the 1960s to ideali«d conceptions." says shop owner Alice Shanllar, whose Pre-Print Mint is on the edge of the campus which led the way ln stu· dent protests. "Today. people just want to sit and look at somtthing pretty." And former President Richard Nixon? Well, Watergate is passe. says Ben Friedman. ln fact, the onlY poUUcal post.er that sold • month a.(o was one sbowin& presidential hopeful Ronald Reaian. draaed as a cowboy. wlt.h dtawn silllhOOler. •'Thanks for the vote, sucke.r." the caption ruds. ,;They bought Reagan because they think AJ'WI,.._.. he 's runny ... ~ays Fnedman. Friedman says that when he opened his shop in 1963, he hung travel posters on the walls for decoration and they sold. Rock poste~ that sold ror SI 10 years ag<' now sell for S5 to $50. Friedman has several posters announcin(l a Beatles concert at Candlestick Park and he·s asking $S0 for thent. Kids aren't buying posterll celebratln(l the drug culture or for use with black lights anymore. either . says Harold Kramer, president o( Celestial Arts in nearby Mlllbne. one of the largest poster manufacturer.> during the volatile 'tb. He r ecently sold 50,000 copies of a poster showing a child with a plate of spaghetti dumped on his head. "Why Me•'' It rtads. "A lot of people canl pay thear bills, and tbeir kids are in lrou· ble." Kramer sajd "Human growth posters have replaced protest posters." Big sellers now Include reproductions of masterpieces by Rembrandt, Renoir and Van Gogh. as well as tranqwl scenes by lu.m-of·lhe· century artist Maxfield Paris h. "A poster can create a tremendous t mot1nt of emotional reaction." says F riedman. "Posters renect the feehngs o!the limes." CSeeSI NGLES, 8-Z) ~ t ~ ( Pilot Logbook J Result Equals Price By BEAANDEllSON .....,..a,..., Singles advocate Marie Edwards. whose book and seminars bear the title "The Challenge of Being Single," says a good way to meet other unmarrieds is to advertise. At one UC I conference, a young at- tractive woman reported that she re- ceived nearly 60 replies to her ad in the Singles Register. Phenomtinal ! Ms. Edwards recommended this particular publication, c laiming that it's economical. that you get more leads for less money <a comparl"on with eomputcr·dating services>. And, she continued. "It is safe. The advertiser is protected by being given a box number and all answers are forwarded," she explained. "Your name, phone number and address are not revealed." However. she warned her audience to "exercise caution if you do place an ad. "Keep a correspondence going for a while before you give out yoor address or phone number or decide to meet. "If' you do set up a meeting, pick a place like a coffee shop that is well Lighted. This provides more safety. Also, the prices are reasonable so no one is out much it it doesn l work out. These rules seemed simple enough to follow, so this reporter decided to give ita whirl. My main considerations in writing the ad were: -Elimina te answers from long dis· lances, so I included the city in which I live. . -Attract only those with a good sense of humor. (l tried t.obecJever.) -A void answers from the ~younger crowd. I included my age which is kindly referred lo as "middle aged." In describing myself. I carefully r efrained from using the word "al· tractive" or stating what I was seek· ing. l merely was curious about what in- terest, if any, would be stimulated. and felt that if there were any fringe benefits so much the better. The results? -l received about a dozen letters. Most were from men under JO. -One was so insistant that I meet h.im Cl hadn 't acknowledged receiving his first reply) that he wrote three letters in care o r the newspaper. CI fmally answered and signed my code number.) -A yo ung m an from Seattle thought it would be "conve- n I e n t t o k n o w uD11110flf someone in Newport. Beach In case he eve r vacationed here.'' -I agreed to meet a local busi- nessman. but I became more nervous as the lime approached. My conridence was waning. However, it was f oc naught. Ile was a "no show." -I set up a meeting with another admirer of my ad. He arrived ... with flowers and candy. It reminded nte of my teens and I d!dn 't feel nostalgic. -After two dates wtth a San Diego doctor 1 discovered he missed his chance as a writer. His letters were in· teresting and humorous. · My evaluation? You only get what you pay f Ol'. After all, what can you expect • nowadays for onJy $16.SO? .... • • . . t i • . . . BZ DAIL y PILOT Derby -Baited Ranger Jim Skvarla shows 8·year-old Scott Helland of AMheim the proper wrist action for successful ca.sting during a youth fishing clm1c al MLI~ Square Park. Mo re than 200 young anglers girls and l>oys aged 8· 16 !)howt'<i up to learn a bout hooks. lines. sinkers. knot tying and cast· ing. That will prepare them ror the Orange Count~· Parks Departmt•nt and Western Bas:, 1'~1shing Association'!) first annual fis hing derb~ to be held at Mile Square Park from 9 am. to 3 pm &mday. Sept 11 and at Laguna Niguel S<.tturday, Sept. 12 at 9 a.m . Further information is available by calling Orange County Recreation, 634·i019. Home Protection Fnday, August 'O. t971 Rob Thief of Chance NEW YORK <AP> -Burglary doesn't always occur at the other person ·s home. Every l5seconds a home is burglarized in tha::. country and you could be next. warns the Insurance lnrormation Institute Cylinder deadlocks on aJI entry doors can help deter potential burglars, says the institute. Various types or deadlocks are a vailable . For advice on th<' type that wlH do the best job for you. contact a qualified locksmith or thepohce. On doors with glass panels, such as shding glass doors, in· atall double-cylinder deadlocks that lock from either side with a key. the institute advises. Burglars are thus prevented from breaking the glass and re· aching in to unlock the door. Another erfect1ve method of securing your sliding door is to place a metal or wooden rod, such as a broom handle. into the sliding jamb at the bottom or the ctoor. For additional protection. the Institute recommends drilling a hole through the top channel into the top portion or the door frame and inserting a pin or nail. Do not overlook windows. :hey. too, must be se<:urely latched. A stoplock is available which limits window openings to ventilation spaces too s mall t o permit entry. Although an a larm should not be relied on to t ake the pla~e of proper locks. inexpensive bat· tery-power ed alarms are availa· ble which produce a loud, startl· Ing sound a t a ny attempt to force open a door or window. The unexpected noise i.s often enough to scare away a burglar, and can also alert neighbors or police. More sophlallcated alarm systems are a lso available. Some lnvolYe eledric eyes, and others are sound-activated. Earning Power 'Rises' j DEAR A~N LA~DERS Yc>u J?IH~ u Jewish ans"' er to a ChnsllJJ\ I.Id) Small "'onder you goofed You told .. One of the M1lhun::.. "A ptarc m heaven 1.s not for sutl' And nt>ither ts J)t'ace of mtnd Then~ art-no short cuts or free passes to the pearl> gatt"s · Accordin.: to Jl•su~. a seat an hca\•en CAN be bought ln Matthl'\\, Chapter 25. \l'rl\t.'S 31 to 36 and 40, "'halt> an::.\li crang Peter '1>, Andrew's, J ohn's u.nd James 's qut>SUons about the Second Coming, Jesu1> su1d · "When the SOI') or man shall ('Ome In his glory and bt'fore htm shall bt> galhert.'<I all nations, and he shall seporatl' th1.•m one from another. the sheeps from thl' ~oats. then shull thc king :.ay un· to them on has right hand, ·1 "a:. ahungercd t1nd ye ga\'e me nu·ut and drank 1 "'as a stranger and ye took me m N akl'<l. and )(' clothed mc>. J \HlS sick and } e v1s1t11d nic l v. us an prison and >e came unto me ' "And the king shall anS\\l'r and sa) unlo them, verity l SU) unto )Ou. inttsmuch as ye have done It Unto one Of tht' IE'J.St or these my brcthrt.'n, ye have done lt unto me " I hope you ~et thtt picture . - U~EM Pl.tH'ED COLI.EGE GRAU l~ fo'LINT DEAR GRAD: I chffked )our answer with someoot' who w a:. sure to give me a Christian answu. This is what Ft. Theodore Hesburgh. Presldt'nl or the Unht'r Uy of 1'0Crt' Dame, had to say: "Your answer to ·One of The Millions' "as completelv correcl. Tht' reader who was crtUcal put a dltrerent lnte'}m~taUon on the word 'buy. ing.' "Buying generally means money, and thls is what you wer E' r ejecting. \'our reader was mak· in& reference to the Cact lhat we can ·earn our way to he aven by loving God and our: neighbor wllh a whole heart. Jeswi Identified Himself with the poor, the hungry, lhc weak and those tn prison. He told us that In helping them, we are helping Him." <P.S. I hope you and all those othe r un· employed college grads find work soon.> DEAR ANN LANDERS· J can't stand this problem anymore. My parents were divorced JS years ago, after JS years of marriage. Dad mar· ried a younger woman and they have a very good life. She treats ham swell and they mmd their own business. My sister and I had nothing to do with Dad for 12 years. Sas decided lhree years ago to let bygones be bygo nes ln the meantime. Mom has turned an to a self· pitying. vmd1ct1ve shrew. lier From B-1 Singles back to church." she said. "There used to be a lot of single people there when I was younger ." The Newport bachctorwhoadvised people to forget the bars. says some of the new dis· cotheques are a good place fo hod friends. Hi.s advice for anyone on the singles scene is to make sure their appearance is tops because he believes this Is the key to whether there will be a meeting or not. "l notice a Jtirl 's shoes first," he said. muin mtt'roa.t 111 lire •s 111 I in•t oul 11 "'11 ar" seelnc Dad and h1~ '"'"' "'11\' ~fom hw. alle1\11tt'<l all her fnt>nd:. Sht• dOl'b t1uth1111o1 but srnoke ci&arctlea, comphun ubou1 lwr h1•.tlU1 umJ bum rup Dad, t 'm 1o1e\h11~ ull th\' hcut lhh\ bt•cuu:;e my sis- ter and her hu~band relui.f' to lli.tt•n Whut 1 wunt to know Is ho\li much I owe my moth1•r Sb and l are in our .ios Oud 1s 1w1•r 70 Mu"\ I '"'nure him for tht• rest or my lift.. JI.Isl tu pl1•;1se my mother? -TORTURF.n l NSALEM DEAR TORT; What a \Ulit t' uf 15 years! Yo~r siste r. on th.-other band. wasted l~. but al least she <'am.-to her seni.e'\. The dh,orc.-d parent "'ho rorct•i. a child to ..choose mt! or him" deM>rvt•s lo be the one " ho Is ext'luded. CONFIDEl'\TIAL TO 1.mn:n T llAN LOW ll 's not all bad Accordan~ to th<' toµ authoratics in the field of mt•nt.tJ h1•alth. J 1wrson "ho cunnot suffer and m•\ er be<'onws dt•pn•so;t•d lucks some \'Ital d1mens1on~ in has personahb Ill' as 111caµa. ble of developing deeµ or durOJbll• n•lut1onsh1ps "'1th others. There is n bis.: d1ffor11nce bet\\ een cold and cool. Ann Landl•r::. shm'' you ho\\ to plu} 1\ coot without freezmg people out 111 her booklet. "Tet•nage Sex Ten W.1yi. to Cool ll "Send 50 cents an cotn und ::i lonJ,:, wlf adrln·1-~t·d. :.tamped en,·ttl<>J>t• to Ann Lanllt·r~. I' 0 Box HOO, Etgm, Ill. 60120 q ':::> THHf'S 4 WHOU '*W 4MIM4L IH TOWN Cell 642-5678. Put 1 few words to work for ou •••••• ANNOUNCING UPHOLSTERY w._y .. w ... ....... 1 '22 H.ti.r ltY4. Cotte ..._,41 .. Ht' · feot erl Creech Expert Styling for Men & Women /!~j'/11i~'i //n1 rnzzetta's liatr Design 1107 Jemborw Rd . Newport Beach 640-4740 ; Horoscope: Aries t You Have Control By SVDNEV OM ARR SATURDAY,AUG.?8 ARIES (M a rch 21· .,a.prll 19 ): You hav~ more to say about pac· ing, more control over c ircumstances. events. You'r e a ble lo make amends for recent n eg lect of fumi l y member. TAUR US (April 20· May 20): Check sublle aigoals, clues. Someone w ants you lo know 1omethin1e. You·11 find that a unique sen·ice as performed -and you should make known .rour feelings about at. GEMINI Of3y 21 June 201· Good lunar aspect co1nc1dtt!I now with cr eat ive e ff ort . e m ot10nul rcspon11es, c hanges. children. Df· fairs oC hcnr t. Your style, methods, uhallty to 11et most of material nt hanc1 all or lhlS IS Cm· phaslzed. CANCER <June 21 July 221 : You concludc t r ansaction, complete ass i gnmen t , put Finishin g touches on policy statement. Accent on domicile, s tructure. ramOy circle. practical matters. details. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): New ideas will be well received ; know it and proceed accordingly. Dialogue with member or opposite sex helps clear the air. Short trips, movement, messaies come into focus. \'IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Emphasis on col· lection. evaluation. abi!J· ty lo rise above petty dlf· rerences. b1ckerlnJt. red tape. You learn who Is presenting fact ual in· rormataon LIBRA (Sept 23-0cL 221 Timing improves; judl'{ment Is on target. Accent on personal ap- pearances. popula nty. Re and<•pendent, not. ar· roganl. De orlginaJ. not rt'ckless. SCOR PIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21 >: Restrictions, confin ement , s up · presslon -a need to re· vise, review. pull down for purpose or rebuilding -this Ls part oC your personal montage. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Pleasure principle Is emphasised. You find that some hopes, wishes are wllhln reach. Key is lo welcome c h a n ge, c r eat ive challenge. CAPRICORN COec . 22-Jan. 19 >: Hi&hhght wtUJngness t o cooperate with one who sets pohcy. You make contact. win friends, influence fam1ly members . AQUARI US (Jan . 20-feb. 18): Spiritual matte r s, insi1rht~. glimpses backst age, hospital visits, charity acliviUes all could be pa rt o f persona l montage. PISCES (Feb. 19· March 201: You get re s uits . bockin«. un derstandlng. Ont c:IMe to you perceives need for budgel. understands what outlay or cash can mean, can produce. FREE &" SCHEFFLERA ''""' $5.00 PURCHASI AHO THIS ADt OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 10th PLANTS.GALORE 7632 EDIMGH AV!. ~T'Ot411ACH C.Acao1S fll,ON ~TOM CIMTBI 141-ltll Of'IH 7 DAU • • • • • • ~~:<'r1"i:::s:""l!~':Tt~1\1 :. • • • • • • • Tak a fJrivate t .nnis lesson from Lave r and Eme rson. Anytim t Anywh('fC! lm11gine two of the world's top tennrs pro's going through their paces for you any time y our game need1 a brush up. Call that service? Call that 'The Method'. It's Super 8 color film strips in a no· battery, hand-held projector you crank for full motion, slow motion and stop motion. It's 4 complete film cartridges and a 40.page Instruction binder. tt•s incredibly effoctivo. And it's only $39.95 to r the complete set . Mall/phone. Robinson's Newport, St1tlonery, 13. Shop today 10·9 . Newport Center • Shop Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 10.9, Tues., Wed. & Sat. 10..5:30, Sun. 12·5 • 644-2800 • Friday AUQuSI 27 1976 DAIL V PILOT 83 Fatal Drink He Dies Minute Bef oreBirthday J ~ DAVE ANO SUGAR: NEW COUNTRY SOUND 18 Months Old. Already a Hit rrom Al' Obp:att'b .. Jlmt) Arthur LJI• "' d1.'\ 1dt>d to hJ H' u bt't.tr a !Jttle earl) to l'l'kbrt1ll' his 2bl b1rthdJ} IL prou !d fatal Poll<''" :..ud tht• I All! An.:elt•;) }outh and a com pan1on "'l'rt' ".1ll..101t iH'r<>:>~ a dark 1>trel.'t buck to lht•ir t'anner:. Jobi. m Mt•rc:t' !\lt ut·k b,>· a <'Hr and kallt'(I 1'he poh<'e rt•port ll1>tl' • Tht• 9th u s Court or Ap~als Ill San l''r.inctsco uptwld th. t•onspirucv t·or1~1t·t11111 of two mt'n in tht• 1974 r ansom k1dnap111i: or u l'.dm Sprangs multi· m1lllona1re 's 16 year old c,on l>e~plll' tht• arre:.~ and ~·onv1ctioni, or Hugh M . Pbustn 1;1nd Aogrlo lnclM>, kidnap viellm Larr)' Adell was ne,·er !'>l't'n agu1n • Singer Keely Smith and ht.>r hu~band Robert MUano told v<>hcc thut Jl'welr). furs . clothh and lug- ~age worth $11.000 \\('re taken from their New York NURSE IRIS DAIZ ANO PATll!'.NT IN CLINIC HIGH RISE APARTMENT Clinic Progrem Provide• Mecllcel Aid to Elderly Residents Who Need Close-by Health Care Dave &Sugar Find Success :·~~r.:r.~t~z~.,;.~,~'. Clinic Goes to Patients and1c-at1ng the burglar r ) By JOF. EDWARDS Aa-ww•,..,tt• NASHVI LLE. Tenn IA P 1 "Oa\e and Sugar ' used a pass kl'y l PEOPLE ro r~'!~~~ ~".!~~~cd"'~~ High-Rise Residents Get Healtl1 Facility mus1c1an s inJ!er l,ooh Prima. She and Milano gave as noordanary trio Country mus ic tnos arr rJlhl'r unl·ommon and "Dave and Sugar" as CH·n more unu:.ual bccau!>e the threesom e IS compnsed or Ua\ c Ho"' land plus two young women. Jad.ll' Franll and \'ickt Hacke man. , SUCH A ~l/\KEl'P I~ rnrr 1n rnunlry musi<' I and this blend has produ<·l'd a d1ffrrcnt ~ound that I has carried the g roup to thl' top or th<' charts with • "The Door Is Always Open." I In fact. Minnie Pearl ha:; MtHl !>ht> hai.n't heard such fresh new harmony -.inn: the C<Jrter Sister~ started som <' 20 years aiio "I think \\C do haH· J f!1(frrl'nt :.ound, .. said Rowland, who has tourt'tl "'1lh Eh 1.., Presle\· and been a regular on the Grand Olt• Opn .1~ a mt"mbc1 or "The Four GU}S ... "WHEN PEOPLF. llt:i\R l)Ur '0nl!'. the~ kno" 1t 's · Oa\'e and Su1?ar ... Ro"' land forml'<i the ~rciup in April. 1975. and the qwck succ·e:.:. has stunnt.'<1 him Thl·ar C1r!-l single. "Queen of the Singh• Doll Jr "'as a moderate hit Thl•1r fir..,t album. ·oaq~ and Sugar," has JUSl bN'n rclea..,cd and Jnothl'r single, "I 'm Gonna LOH' You.' "'111 bt.• out !>OOn The group pl..i~s "1th Ch.1rlt'\ Pndl":. road show and JU"l n•turn,'(J Corm d month 's tuur uf Australia and J apJn In mid St•ptl'mhN. the~ "111 tackle the Osmond., tc•lr' 1s1on llhO\\ THE Sl '(TESS SEF.MS lran•ahh· to Ho" land 's remarkable ambllwn llt• 1·11mt'' ..icro ... .., 111-.t• a young executive "' 1th an mno' Htl\ t• prc><luC't "I had this drt>am uml th1' ... ound I "'antt•d thl' group to ha\ c, ·'ht> :.au! "I got on lht· phont• .cntl ~1·1 up auditions .. , didn't think "''' \\flUld tw 'It '"('t'l'"l .. (UI SI! quickly ... h<' s ..1111 • I fl~Urt•d II "'1111ltl I ak1• I hn·1• y1•ars But thrnuAh ha1cl "'wk ancl "1th ('h.irl<·}' Pride he lping us , 11\\orl.1·d111.1t · HE IS rK EO('( 'l 'Pll:u \\1th 'Ul'l'I''" "I eat 1t. dr~arn 1t ancl :.lt•c•p 11 hr :.;JHI I worr~ t>\'er~ morn in,.; .11111 ('\ t•n ru~ht About the· nl'"' nlhum. he .... 1111 Wc•'rc• ._..., ner\'ous as" l' c an ht• dhout II The rt:> an• in<·v1 t,1hh-t 11mpt1n"'"' "1th Ton' Orlando a nd Ou" n "WHEN PEOPl .t-: s •:E u" th1·\ JUlom..ilttallv think of Ton} Orlando ..tnd Dawn,·· Ito" ll!nd said_ "But as far all palll'rnmJ: our ... l'IH·., after them. lhat 's not"' hat r had in mind .. He h as no plan:. to leavt• tht• rountn m arkt.'l "I en\'ismned tht• group a' countr~ and still do." he said "Country music 1:-. chan.:in~ -1t 's my kind or s ang ins;: now A.s far a' our •wund J!Ol'S. 1t 's like that s ay1ns;: about not chang1nA hon.cs in the mJddleofthc:;tr<>am " tht·1r home as P Jim Sprtngl> • A million dollar i.uat has bt.-cn filed in U.S. Das- tric-t Court in Lows\•1111'. K) . by a British busi· nessman "'ho claims then• Kentucky distillers and the Kentuc ky D1st1llcrs Assoc1at1on conspired lo drive ham out of the bourbon market in Australia and NewZcalllnd The SUI( "'as filed on b<•hatr or Frank George Thomson and three firms he controls. Nelson Trad· ing AC of S" tlzerland. Mr Bourbon Distillers Australia Pt~ Ltd . and Commonwealth Dist illers Inc or Deats,·11le, Ky Thomson contends that Schenley Dis tillers Inc-. of Louis' Ille . Jamei. B Be am D1st1lling Co., Clermont. K \ . The "leai-chmann 01sl1lling Corp .. of o~ ensboro. K~ . the Kentucky D1st11lers As· soc1ataon and a K DA offtc-ial. f-'rank M . Dallv. con· spired 'lo dama~t· the reput ation or his firms lo eliminate the m from compet1llon in domestic and foreign markets • Gregg Allman's tl'!>ltmony m the Macon. Ga. tnal Of John C . "S<'OO(Pr" llerriog led lo the break- up of the Allman Brothers rock band. a cC'ordang to one band memb<>r. drummer Johnn)' Lft> "J almoe" Johnson." J ohni.on confirmed r eports from former band members Chuck Leavell a nd Dicky Betts that the group sphl over Al- Im un 's s pe akins;: for t he pro- secution an the trwl. ll errin s;:. a Cormer road All.MA'! m anaj?t:'r for the band, r eceived a i5·~car pni.on st•nlt.•nt.'l' artcr his recent conviction of c-onspinng tt1 M·ll cocatnt• and other drugs . Al· Iman tt•1>t1f11!d under a ~rant nf 1mmun1ty tn the tnal • The oppo:;1t10n Chn1'ttan Uemocrats obt ained an inj unction to bar folio"' er~ of the Re\'. Sun Myunft ~oon from campaign part~, aC'Dl' ~pok csman!\atd ;\femb<>rs of th<' Fl'deralion r 0 r \\' 0 r l d p e ii (' l' a n d t;mf1c-atwn. a n o ffshoot of the ant1 ·Commun1 s t Korean evangelist ·i. l 'n1f1calion Church, have been d1s tributin1t C DU campaign literature without authoriza t ion for sever a l m onths. the s pokes man srud M " The injunction, obtained from a slate court in Bonn. pre\'ents the Moon followers from using lhe logogr am!I CDU a nd CSU. symbols of the Christian Democrat s. on l('a(lcts and other campaign literature GRAND OPEN ~N G ..,,..... .... • INTERIOR DEStGH • DD.lvtRY •n NAHCING CONTEMPORARY AND UL TRA·MODERN FURNITURE WALL UHITS, LAMP'S, DINING ROOMS. LIVING ROOMS &. ACC£S$0RtES 17288 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH Phone (714) 848-1114 CHICAGO (AP J -Doctors may not m a ic e house calll> anymore. but a Chicago hospataJ does. St. Anthony's Hospital, opera- ted by the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred He art, is taking com· prehensive health care to highrisc public housing facilities where many ailing elderly live. A TRIP TO THE doctor or nurse becomes m erely a n elevator ride. Or, if the patient is too ill, a nurse or doctor travels to the patient's apartment. The hospital, a 196-bed facility on the West Side, h as established clinics in one-b edroom apart- ments it rents for $90 a month in each or two nearby Chicago Housing Autholity low·income buildings. A licensed practical nurse and an assistant a re on duty aJI day fi ve days a w eek. A doctor comes in for two or three hours each day . AND THE PATIENTS -all 62 or older -n ever see a bill. If the cost is not covered by Medicare or Medicaid o r private in· surance, the care is free. un· derwritten by the hospital at u cost of m ore than $25,000 11 year. The clinics also are open to other elderly residents or the community. Robert A. Hutchison, hospital adminis tra tor, said that for the first time in t heir lives many of these,low-income e lderly citizens have continuity of health care. EACH TIME THEY go to .i clinic. they see the same doctor and are treated by him in thl' hospital if necessary, he ex· plained. "We'r e tryin g to get away from the hard-bench concept, .. he said , referring to long waiti. on emergency room bent.•hes to Sl'l' the next av;1ilable doctor. The clinics have m oved well away from that concept. Thl' apartment Ii \Ping room is fixed up as a brightly deeorated wait· ing room. The k itchen. separated by a counter. is the office, and tht' bedroom a nd bathroom are u~ed for exam inang purposes. DR. FRANK \'ANEZ. phys1 · <'ian at one of the chnics. s aid the m consis leney or previous health care received b y his mosU) Latin-Ame rican patients 1s e \•i· dent in the medications some of them a re taking when lhey fir~t show up for treatment there Some have been taking two or thrtt diuretic-s prescribed by l1A.O or three physicians, and ont! pa tient was t a k ing 18 different drugs. Color photogr aphs •)r thl' ph)SI· cian's prize-winning roses adorn the waJls of the waitin~ arc•a in his clinic. \'ANEZ. A NATIVE or Mexico . and the nurse at the clinic, Iris Diaz. s peak both Spanish aml English. a s do h alf the personnel al lhe hos pital. "This has really meant a lot to lhe Latino POPUiation, to have a doct or "ho s 1><>aks thc•1r lanl-{ua ~t'. · llutl·h1so11 said F.:1l'h or t ht.' l \\ l) l'lm1c~ ('ares ror about 15 pat1t•nts a d•1y The first one. an a -100 unit butldan~. opened M .iy I . 1975. and had tti,020 patie nt \'1s1ts th1.• f1ri.t year The st><·ond, 111 a 300 unit build· m~. opened 111 l\o\·1.·rnbl'r and had -ll5 v1s1 ts m 1ts first f1\'t' months . 11l'TC 111 S 0 N S /\ID th c hospital dt•cidcd "'hm lht• build· tnl'IS wt)rt• bt>lllll r oni.tru<'led that "It \\Ou Id bt• '1.•r y Oll't.• 1( we could romtt to the pt.•o ple instt>ad of J>l'O· pie ha\'&n/.( to sl'arc-h thl'ir way around " S1st~r M ary <;1.•nt.>\'1eve. u nurse a nd :.oc1al workt.•r "'ho 1s ass a st ant hos p1t a l udmm1strator. said the l'lm1cs arc an effort by the F'ranc1i.c-un ~l!>lt-ri. to reach into the community and to !>erve the elderly, who often arl' forgot· ten peoplt•. If theiot• pc1)plt.' l'an Ix• helped to remain andept•ndcnt and li\'e In a partments. lht•y 1•an m amtam their d1j(n1ty :111ct be kl'pl out of nursmi.: homl's whc•n• life 1s often less sat1:.Cal'lor). li ht.• added lll'TClllSO N SAID IT lia\'cs tax rnont•v 1f lht• t•ldt•rlv t•an cure for them:. 0 t•h t.•s .ind not 'tww lo go lo nur:m1i: hornt•s . Or. James t' lluvranl'k, phys1· 1·1an al the• othe r clmic·. pointed out to a v1s1tor that thl' elderly frequt>ntl) ha\ t.• no t•h1ldren or anvone else to fall back On and hcip them "'hl·n tht•y become dis· abled. 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HER AS s._ON AS ;t /IA "T'HROIJC::.H .' by Gus Arriola ··r~~µ by Ferd Jo~ by Rodger Bollen THE GIRLS ~·-s·cr,1~:r1 ~-..:5"" ;Ee .. ; .\, --;-... E FL~\ .. : SrE~ T THE ~E i6HT JRfAr.\rhe i llJAS EAT1\G CtlO(G\.\TE H.~.'tl&IRGt~ I by Mell r .. While we weren't ahle tu finl.I a \\Ill 1n your "IC, wc can at lea\t be gliad the time we \pent loolung wa,n't comr>lctcly w.utcJ .. DENNIS THE MENACE ~ ...... ~:.".l • I I~ t Tanana Battles Yankees When the Cahformu Anael!. open a home stand aaaui.st the EAstern Dlv1s1on leading New Yo rk Y ankees at Anaheim Sladlum tonight C7 JO>. o classu: pitching duel loom ii. f'ran k Tananu !14 9 1, the flreballang le fl·hander und strikeout ace of the.Angels stair. will face New York's Catfb h llunter '14· 12 I tc1 ~et the 11erles under wa). The game will Ix-broadcast over radio stadlon KMPC 1710! begmning al 7 · 30. Following the Yankeeti lo town will be the Detroit Tigers und Oakland A's Detroit will not u::.t.> Mark "The Bird" fo'1dr}·eh m the · Angels serres lie p1tehl•i. in Oakland Sunduy . Dodger• \'i.- NEW YORK -The Lo'> Angeles Dodge rs. winners of the ir last 12 of 15 games, attempt to chip a w ay at C1ncinnat1 's e ight-game National League West lead tonight when tht>~ takl' on the New York Mets Two p1tehers with shots Jl 20 \'1c t ories this season , the Dodgers· Don Sutton and the Me ts ' Jerr) K oosm an. ;ue scheduled to start tonight Sutton has a 15·9 record i:om#! into the game, wh ile Koosm1m r:-. 16-7. The ~am c will be aired on KABC radio C7901 begmnmg at 5 .~ike• Lead• F1.-\I to~ \<l'Ht-\ Th.v"c .. v '" •~ \200000 Atnt-r1t•n Golf C ,...... ~" ,,.._. f 10~ ,.,.., Pd' lf>,. n Nortl'I (n.uHP •t IPw F•rt \h,,_ \.Ovotr• Ctuo •.otno,~'t4"'4l•vr 1 CMt\ s..-. ... f'-uuv zo.-u.,.,. Eo~OG Mltl' Mc'.(v ICk.fQI'\ &ooot W.06'1n\ ()oft IV'f't..ot't Gr~tq., C.•d•• <i·•-GM' .Jtf<(ryNcGr .. J1mColbl',.I C,.,1y Mc°"r.; 'tow-Pl• EOd·f' P••rte 0..-<1C..rt1'°M,., A.a., Flo•a '41rll Hcty•\ ,Jo.-p.,,,., F=r..OM-tttt M1'-.eNOr•~y (ht ()\1 R'\Ot• J ft"/ J ( \"W1 I TOMWitt u,, 0..¥9 'lto. ~ '"'' ).tony P,Hf> fQrnmt • ,,,,o 4'\ov ,.._,, tn (l1ollt•11g.-\ lxt•d Jl ll .. }' n •' n n • J) '1 •' '" lJ ft1 ).4 Jl ... I\ JJ .. Hll .. IJ II .. I> II -4 11)\ .. µ }' .... )lo JJ •• )\ 'U "'. '' ~4 • ' Jt~ •• h • 11 JJ 10 V U I 1' u •o )J lJ IU II II ~ )A 1-I~ i. µ IV Uh rn .,.,_,, ., PERT ll. Auslraha Thrl'e trme W1mbll•d on e hamp1o n Margan•t Cuurt has rect'l\t•d u chall e n ge rrnm Ur Hence Richards. till' tran,:.t•xual tennrs player , but the m other of two 1s unlikely to aet•ept ··1 "111 be too husv on the farm." sard thl' Au!.lral;an tennr!t gre1ll. "ho "1th ht•r hu ... bund re l'enlly purt'hased a "heat und 11heep farm about 120 males northeast o( Perth. "I want her to understand that I am what my physique is and what my bod.) and mind are, .. Dr. Rieha rds told Mae0ooal<1. Mrs. Court repllccl, "Renee's predicam ent really h.is nothin~ to d o with me Goc1 put her on t>arth as a man and until she's proved othcrw1se t say shl' 1s a man." \'o-hiff.--r WI L LI AM S PORT. P a. Tokyo's Lill I<' Ll'ague entry moved into the ehumplon!lh1p round of the World Series with a 4 0 victory over Puerto Raco Thursdav. but was forcl'd lo wail until t0<fo y to find out its oppo· nent Wenvy raao<; forC'ed postpone 1 ment nC the st•conct R:tme between Richmond, \'a nnd Campbell. Cal. The two were to play this morntni: for the Amer ican t'hamp1onsh1p and the n ghl to mttt Tokyo for t he 1976 title. In eonsolut10n Jllay rl w11:< Kalserslautcrn. West German' b<>attnf! Des Moines, 10 o · Collegiate TV Grid Fare The tenlat\vt> i1chcdult> of natlonully tclevls c>d rc1tular season <'nlleg1ule footbllll goml's. all to be broadcast by ABC·TV. All t imes PD'f or PST. Thursday, Sf-pt. 9 UCLA at Arizona Slate. S p.m Saturday, Od. t Oklahoma v s . Texas at • t)allas. 12:30 p m Saturday, Nov. 13 Alabama at Notre Dame, 9:30 a .m. Texas A& M at Arkansas. 11 p.m. Saturday. Nov.zt Mich igan at O hio Stale, 9:30 a.m UCLA vs. use. 4 p.m . Friday, Nov. ZS Oklahoma al Nebraska. 11 a.m. Penn Stale at Pittsburgh, 6 .p.m. Saturday, Nov. Z7 Army vs . Navy at Philadelphia. 9: 30 a. m. · Notre Dame at USC. 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 Arkansas ol Texas, 6 p. m. ' Friday August 27 197!5 DAIL y PILOT B S Richards Nips Ex-Marina Star. SOUTll ORANGE. =" J «A P • ··f lhmk I can.,.. Ln this wum a ment," s aid trans.\ocxuaJ Rcm·e R lchardi. after :.he defeated Maranu High 1ll unllnJ!l11n Beach 1 graduate l\...ithy llarter and mov~ into the l'!em1ftn.&b of the Te nms Week Open ht>rc The 42 ) ear old eyt' 11urgeon from Newport UeuC'h had JU'>l beaten a player "ho, desp1lt' bt· ing onl~ a memory o( her forml•r ab1ht), had at ullt' lime bt•t'n ranked ~o It in the "orld and a sem1ftnJhst Jt \\ 1mblcdon in 19bi "l 'm delighted I beat a pla~ l.'r of her cahbl'r . for~Nttnt< all that other stuff ';ucJ Ur Hu.h.ir~. "ho I ui.t 't' jr u111h•r "l'Ut J lit'\ t•hanl(e opt•rut 1un Or R1dlUrth b I i h 'll'lllrv Thursdu~ 111 •111 t•r rnr 11c1d1•n match" aii her third 'lr.Jt)!hl "Ill here and left hl'r mort• r 1•l:o.t'<J than l'Ver "1th the l·ro"cl Saturda). :.he'll f.JCl' Leu Antonoph11 ur Glendora Thur ... da). Antonoph&. rankl'<l Nn J nationall) in "'tlml'n ' \ Jnd un der. beat Sui.un Mt-hmedba:.tC'h of El Cerrito 6 l 7 ~ Folio" 111~ Thur:.<lu' ' '1cton O\'er the 29 Yl'M olcl 11.irtl'r or &al Beaeh. Dr R1ehJrcb, "'h<l!>l' l'ntr} here led to tht' Ix>) eoll of 2~ women playeri., st>t.'rnt>d m uch morll relaxed th.in tn l.'orher niatchcs But sht• 'tud i.hl· rt' Aft Wtrtpft010 PETE ROSE, PHILADELPHIA'S GARRY MADDOX DUCK A WILD PICKOFF THROW. ·Reds Take a Nose Dive Cincinnati a Loser in 8 of Last 12 C I NCll\~r\Tl 1AP 1 Look "ho 1s on the s1r k list. The Cincinnalt Jleds. a p1eture or health of a month ago. have de· veloped complicallons. appar ent \'lrtam::. o r th at m ysterious malady, Ph1ladelph1a Ph11lie·it1" "Nothing 's goin g rij!hl ... said Tony Perez. sum mrnJ; up lht• Cincinnati s ituation Thl' Re ds lost for tht• eri:hth lime in 12 ~amri. Thur:-.da~ n1µhl . dropping a 5·4 dec1s111n rn IJ an nlngs to the Ph1ls Cincinnati 's onee s:ire 13' .• game lead O\'cr I he Lo~ Anl:(l'll'" Dodgers has shrunk to t•1µhl games. Thl' Ph1ls. ()nee the \\ hap pang boys or lhl' 1at1onal Lea1Zt1<'. arc makini.t thr Bag Red Mlll'htnl' look hkc thl' Big Dr ad Ma('h101' FallinJ.t Star? It "as Phrladelplua's seventh v1etor}' m nine meeltngs with the "orld champions, a feat that would set o ff c hamp agne celebrations an most locker· rooms But thl' Phils arc sa\'ang the shouts. "This does n 'l mean anyt.hrng until the playoffs," said Jay Johns tonr. who dashed homl' from firs t bas<' with the winning run on a two.out double by Garry Maddux. "ll '-'a S like 11 eow seeing grass on the olhl.'r ~ide of lht• fence. You know you 're ~omg to gel there !luoner or later,'' sajd a sweat· drenehed Johnstone, who had two hats to keep has balling fll<'e lead M;1ddox · game-wrnnini:: hit r ame orr Reds relief UC'C Rawly Bad Year Looms For NY's Catfish NEW YORK ( \P> Catr1<.h Hunter "on 't t akc h11> wor::.t St'a!lon in SI'< V<·:irs honw "1th him. Ile doesn ·i en>n t akt• 11 111111 the locker room lluntcr has as e\'t'll a t<•mpt•r ,r ment us nnyone rn husehall i\nd hi' almost has a rC"eord tn matrh h1 !1 em o ti o n a l is m . II 12 Whatever happens. llunll•r 1s tht.• same p<'rson "He 's the sam<' ol' Catfish. win or lose." s nid New \'ork Yankee shortstop Jim Mason "NothtnR bothers him Ill's won when he's pitched poorly So he dO<'sn 'l think wins a nd losses are thl' tx>st indicator or his SUCCeS,<; '' When he was shelled from a game earlier this week. the fans at Yankee Stadium booed him Hunter lipped his t'ap. "I w as s ayinf.t 'thank you for booing m e .... said Hunter un emotion ally. "I don't care what they think or do." Tbe next nhtht. Yanket?S owner George Steinbrenner held a team meeting. criticizing the pitchers Hunter said Steinbrenner was critical of the bigh·priced talent that w asn 'l producing. Hunter. signed to a S3 million-plus con· tract for five years, thought Steinbrenner was talking to him. the rutcher o; were awful "I thank lhl' me<'llni;.1 "as m;unly for me," lluntrr saHI llunter ·~ most apparcnl pr1,. hlem 111 that h c"s itivrn UJl too rnan\' dam n~ing hnmt• run!>, CSll\'rially lo non Jlower hrlt<'rs This st•nson . ht• ha.' surrcn· dt•r(•d thl' rirst ma1or league hom<>rs lo M innt•sola '<; Lvman ll<>slock and Butch Wyn.ej!ar . tie's A•ven up hn mprs to Buck Martinez of Kansa s C1tv. Charlie Sr1kes or Cleveland. Von J oshua o M1lwaukel' and Duve Collins and Tony Solaita of Cahfornaa eat'h or whom have l~s than rive homers ror the year "I don 't kno" "h,," Hunter said In an even voice -..If I knew I would do som ething d1 ((e rent " Lo.st year. Hunter 'i. first with the Yankees. he w as 23-14. wm· ning 20 l(ames for the fi fth s traieht year. His earned run aver age was 2.S8 and he complel· ed JO games in 39 starts. pitching all but 18 innings of the max.· imum he could have pitched. Eastwick, 8·4." ho had pre\ 1ou!tl) aJlowed only one earnl'<l run rn 20 appearances "That ·s the first hit I e\'Cr got orr him ... s aid M addO"<, a Cmcm nat1 nati \'e \\ho is challengm!? Johnstone and a handful of Red:. forthc balling talll' Maddox credits his n s<> as one of the National League'!> lcadrng batte rs to Reds veH'ran Pell• Rose. "Las t time we were m here I talked to Pete about his theory of batting for half an hour. I'm learning more every ) l'ar." !>:rnl Maddox. who is one of four un signed Phils mamed under intense presaure because i.he expects erit1c1sm "hcther she .,.. ins or loses "l 'm damnt>d 1f I do a nd damned 1r I don •t." she swd "If I lose they 'II 1ust sa) 1 'm a flash 111 tht.> pan and not worth all the rus::. ··If 1 wm. they'll sa} she ha:. this tremendous advantaae . .,.. c were right in the first plact' Either "ny l com e out of this u IOC>er m that sense." In the m<'n ... l.'umpt•lll1on, whne the (1r ... 1 pnrt• or $10,000 equali. tht• ent1n • 'Hmwn :-. purM'. Balab Taroez~ of llW\R.U'Y fael'd Buster Mottram of <:rt>t1t Uri tam. the "inner t o ml't't ddend mg champaon lht> Nu ta t' of Romunrn 1n lht.• ::.enuhnub. Satur da) Na::.t u::.c defoutecl \ IJil) AmntraJ of India 7 6. ti 3 Thur11 day n1 j.?hl Onn) l'urun of N\I\\ ~alond dl'fet1tl•d lk•rn11• Millon ofSouth AfrH·a7ti 1; l'l'hu1i;lltl\' '" ! ' ForCal500 Irvine Driver A Dark Horse ONTARIO, Calif. CAP ! - Veteran dr1 H rs Crom the l:SAC Ch ampionship trial begin pract1ee this weekend for the Sept. S $314 .000 California 500 In· d\' car race at Ontario Motor Si>eedway. The seventh running of the an- nual classic has drawn 43 entries for the largest field since 1972. but only the 33 fastest from qualification runs on Wednesday and Thursday \\ill take the green nag at 11 a .m. Sept. 5. The firs t of three practice days opens at 10 a.m . Sunday. Ontario Speedway officials anticipate some heavy lrurfic over the 2• ,·mile oval. The existing Ontario one and four lap reeords of 201.965 miles an hour and 201.374 m.p.h. are not in Jeopardy because of engine restrictions plaeed on the cars since Bobby Unser set the mark:. in 1972. But the SO· mile rat'e re<_'Ord of 160 106 m p h 1s expected to fall Thal mark has held up since Jim McElreath won the inaugural Cal 500 m 1970 The dark horse in the fi eld 1s Je r rr Grant. a trans planted Seattle resident now h\'mg in lr\'tne Grant rs dn\'tng the only stock-block engine car entered and could well surprise his com· petition 1f r<'cenl lest:. at Untano are an) rnd1cat1on. The Grant car is powered by a hi ghly modified American Motors Pacer engine The 41 \ear-old driver "as recenllv clocked at dose to 100 m p.h. in tests. Amonf? the favorites lo win the pole position in quaMymg wh1eh ... tarts Wednesday is A J. Fo)t, winner or last year's California 500. Foyl, who set the fastest tame in rour other races this year, earned the pole at Ontario m 1975 "1Lh a qualifyin~ speed oC 196,549 m.p h. and most experts feel this year's speeds will be about the same. Foyt 's competition for pole position honors is e xpected to eome from Al Unser, who will be driving one or three Cosworth· powered car s entered. Unser, who was second here in 1974 behind his older brother, Bobby, won the r eeent Milwaukee 200 and the P ocono 500 last June. Gordon J ohncock and 1976 Indy 500 winner J ohnny Rutherford are also strong contenders. Both drivers are looking for their first California 500 victory and both ure locked in n l'IO!.t' balllt.> fbr this year 's national dri\ mg lilll' which t•ould be dl°C1dcd Ul Ontario The only fomalt• in the field. J8.year·old Janet Guthrie of New York. 1s not con111derl'ut to win the !><lie po::.1tlon, but she 1s expt>ch'd to l.H.• among the 33 quahf1t•rs. driving the same rur she u:-.cd 1n hl•r un::.11eet'ssful at tempt to bcl·ome tht• hrst woman to make tht• Indy 500 field last May. Borg, Connors Extended, Win In Pro Meet RROOKLINE. Mass CAP) Defl'ndmg ehamp1on DJom 1'org and top sel'dcd J immy Connors sur\'l\'ed hot I~ conl~Led three set tests and advanced to the quarter.faoals in the 49th U.S Pro Tenmi. Championsh1pi. Thursday at l.onf<?wood Rorg. s el'd ed Sl'<'ond in his bid ror a third consccull\ c t 1tle ot · Longwood. had an uppar ent breeze turn into a near nightmare before shp11rng past 15th seeded Ross Cast• or Au!>traha 6-0. 5·7, 6 3 111 a third round muleh under th<' lights A few hours earlier. Connor!>. makmg his rrrs l return here ~once! he won the LI S Pro Title In 1973. r allied for a 2·6. 6 2. 6-3 victory O\'er unset.>ded J 111 II rctx>c of Czeeho:.lovak1a . In a Hcon d round match finished after m 1t1ntght. thtrd· seeded Guillermo Vila s of Argentina rallied Crom an 0·3 dl·· f1e1l in lhl' third set to earn a 7-5, 3 6. 7 5 v1ctorv over unseeded Jaaro \'clascoof Colombra * * * NEW YORK CAP1 -J imm) Connors. seeking to avenge his loss in the m e n 's finals last season. and Chris t.:vert, i.eekmg t o cont inue a ::. wom e n 's champion. have been r anked at the lop of their drvrs1ons for next month's U.S. Open tennis tourna· menl at Forest llllls. Connors. ups et hy Spain 's Manuel Orantes 1n lai.t Scptem· tx>r 's finals, was followed in lhl' seedings by Sweden ·s Bjorn Uorg, Argentina's Guille rmo Vilas. Italy's Adriano Panatta and Romania's lite Nastase. "He told us. 'I'm paying you all good money.··' said Hunter .. Stelnbrt>nner then tdd the team This season. Hunter's e.r.a is 3.66 and, going Into tonight when he Is scheduled to make hls 30th start, he has 15 complete games. If he continues pitching every fourth day, Hunter could st art another 10 games. giving him a little leeway to win 20 games for the shth straight year. JIMMY CONNOR~ USES A TWO·HANDm SHOT TO DEFEAT JIRI HAEBEC. . .·• "' . , 8fJ DAIL'( PILOT Fridey August ~7. 1919 Road Race Future I s Dim LONG ff EACll 'I ht ruture of lhl· Loni( l'cut·I' Grand Prl"<, br1mm1ns;: 1r red mk. h~1:. bec•>ml• ,.,, n ~loom1er with th1· d1' closure th<it Lon j.! lit•JC'h public rund:. ~ l'rt' '111'111 Lo bol :;lt•r th1• 1~0 pnvah:l) prom11tt·d ;iulo race& C1ly r l'l'ord.., '.'>lw~ lhat lhl' Grund l'ril\ ·" SOClatlOn or l.011~ lk'Ul'h, Inc .. hull a dl•til u r s 8 6 8 • 7 4 4 A II cl ,1 DCWSPlll't'r rc·porl '>11\:0 City ofrle1ab i.pt•nt ~Ollll' $1W.OOO of public IUl)(b c>n the race 1n \ 1ola11110 ol u contruct that rl'QWll'J.ll'nl "1thout appro\ al of the C'at\ C'ounC'll. a nd ~ l'nt (11r race tickets and 1'<1rt11:., for city offlc1ab and r.1t•t• "101>1dl'rs. · · for '' ork on the cour:.e Jnd rubl1l·1t.\ for the race ... Dt•c1s10n!> to u~t' puhli(' funds to bdck lht• rtil'l'~ ''as made 1)1 lht•n t'll\ man ager ·J n h n n· Ma nsell. the rt•porl .,;ucl <ind t"o of h,., tor aid•· ... W e r e f r i l' 11 II ., 11 ( Chnslophcr H Pook, tht• race promoter The t" u <11dt•:., W11l1am 0 Talley. no" ,\n.1ht•1111 l'l t~ man.t ~l'r. Jnd George l\h•dak . I.on~ BeJCh a1>!>1\tant tll\ mc1nagl'r. ~ l'll' n·porh•d I) also m~trunlt'nlJI 11· J!i\ln~ l'ook m Ul' h of ttw l'lt~ ... traH•I hll ... IOl'"' la:.t ~ear Pook . .1 tr a n•l .1i'l'nt !>a ad he rl'l't'I' t"I 1111 fa \tirabll• trt'.llnwnt llt'cauM· 11( ha.., fn,.n1bh1p \\Ith ('It~ UfrH'IJI.., STEVE SAMPERI, THE OILERS' ALL-ORANGE COUNTY RECEIVER. Oilers E11joying Turnout of 67 u,, .. k t .f S i:;f> .. Depth at Tackle for HB By a Dalt) l'ilot \\ rih·r 1111· 111•ld "" ! \1 t· -,u h Bear Bn .rnt .111d ha' -,11 ,111• 11•1 1 ,;J·t tanw 11 (' r I m !>ti II ., I cl 1· '" , ... , I I ..... 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Scott Sw arthoul 1s.9, 155 sr.1, Alaska n trans fer Jim Thomas 15·9. 170 Jr 1 ancl San Diego Mihtary Academy t rans fer BUI Orr IS..10. 175 sr J 1n add1tton to ~oml' of the QB~ .ind rullback:. :\nd "h1le that fan·t of thC' 01kr· ).!ame I!. not dear tlwr,• ... one area "he re then., l1tlll· doubt Sle\'C Sampcn al split end The rl'turning \II Orangt' County fl'l't'I\ ('r ronfounded thl' op position "1th has gr£'<Jt hands and ab1hty lo j.!l'l clear as a Junior and figun·s ln make un~ or the three quarterbacks look good llb physical appearance 15 !I, 115 :;r 1 1s dl·celvtnJ.? At rtanker arl! Bob Russt'll 15·10, 165 H 1. Scott flru mml•tt 16 o. tfl(J JI' 1 anti <.: l'l'!-:f.! Arat1n 15 8. 135 sr 1 Stt.•v£' Lasl e\ h:1d an r xcelll'nt !.um m er at tight end. but 1s being pressed by David Curran CS·lO , 175 Jr 1. Ed Shute •ti·O. 205 Jr I and Andy Sch~man 16 O. Hi5 Jr 1 Jland~ Hoth 16 2. 190 sr and P elt' Cohn 16 o. :!00 s r > :trt• the ma1nst .l\ s at tarklc . backed · up h y Ball !\lurph~ 16 1, 208Jr 1 and J ohn Letson Iii· l. 185 sr 1. Oeplh here 1s a pro· bl('m with Colin. Roth and Murphy obl1i:-ated to lhe dt•f enM'. Al guard arc Scott Timberlake 16-0. 195 s r .1 and Oavad McCov (5·10. ti5 sr 1 on th<' strong s idt• and Scott llJelmstrom l!i·O. 160 jr 1 a nd Mike Set> Oilers, Paie 8 7 MAZDA M~f.~~s~!'%ue ~!!?:~~~gs t-:a ... t l>i\ Ii.ion F.ast Olvii.ion 19 7 5 '''"' ' .. 11. ~~ r.·~:R1 P~o c;o rh11adl'lph1a ~; 112 P; 4 · Gtt llalt1m1111· Iii " 511; 111 , P11tsburl!h Hll 57 .,., 15 l 'k' 1'1.11111 ti2 6.1 100 I t Ne~ York G4 G2 SOR 191 i J)1•t roil 1;0 6.i 1HO lti St LOUIS .S:'1 f1'i I!>.'> 2fi CLOSE-OUT ~~,:~~·'.:~, ..... ,. ~~ ~ ~ :~ ;~~~r~::I, ~i i~ ~~ ~:~ \h,l Uivlsk111 \\'rt.I Uh lllloo W•S ........ SSl27 DISCOUNTED 5350 CASH IACIC • • S4GO NOW . s4377 .... ._ ""'°' .._ ......... ---1$er.-l,.2•). 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"' t'r SonM•t Lt•t1J.:Ut' n' a b Fount aln \'alle\ and 1':d1!>011 ul Jluntmgtun Bl•ad1 Thu:. tht• Su1l11n •• irt· an tht• unfam1llu1 r11lt• ot tr) UlJl to rl'bound from ,1 h1::.1ng M'u&on .ind mm·h ol <·ouch ll1ll P1..:z1t·a:. opt1m1sm i:. ba:.1•d on lhl' ab1hty to I aeld 11 dt•ft•n:.t• that could include IU pla)er:. "ho :.tartt'll ut one lime or another m '75 ··our overall tt•.im speed 1:. 1mpro' l'd and our &IZt' l!>ll t gmnt: to hurt Ult an\, ~a )!> PIZll<.'11 • Ill:. team turn& to two- 3 da) drills "1th pads Monda) and at this point the defen:.t' i:. ahead of the offense. Th<' Sailor:. Ilk<' to use lour linemen up front. backed b~ thr el ltnt.'bac ker:. and four deep bucks. Up rront tht• inside linemen are led by Katello lllgh tran!.fcr M1h ProvenC'10 15 11. 205 s r.) and Owen 1-'rost <6-0, 210 SI'. I "ith Rand~ lla1lev 16·0. 211) :or > and Dave· Stuq.:1s (5 10, 195 Jr. 1 prov1dmg dt•pth F1 ank ml( Lhl' ,:uurcb are rcturntng '.'ltarlt'r J im lla nk<' 16 2, 100 i>r 1 and Rick Clark 16·0. 220 Cyclists at Mesa Rruc-e Pl'n ha II o f Balboa ~ 111 lead thl' l.o!> Angele s Sprockt•b a g a i n st the 0.r an J( e County Eag les tonight m ·s peedway motorc~dt.• al'lion al lht.• Orani:t• C1Junl) F.iirground!> 1n Co:.ta Mei.a Gate:. open al 6 30"1th the first t'\'ent at 8: 15 H1rk Woo tern at i o nul gortball ror the front four Congress worhJ toumu .lH'rUi:C210pounds rnent al nt111r Fie ld Th{• a' t'r11ge drop. to Thur1tday ni~ht. 195 pounds \\Ith lht• (l\c In otht•r gumcs. Reno ln1drng l'and1duh's ut t'ltmlnah'd I.a Crosse, l111t"bucker Tom Wi sc .. J..J,·and F't Moekt•ll 16 ·2. 20S sr ). Worth canw Crom ~hind Don Barkt•r 16-0. 190 Jr 1, todefl'at KmAmu11, Ari1.., Ctup Butera 15· 10. 100 3·2. 1r .1. Mark deLuncellotti TomAht's action finds 16-0. 180 sr. 1 and ltO((t'r lhe four n•nrnlning un· Bract' 16·0. 185Jr. 1. deft'atl'd teams battling Mockett 1s a relummg along with a puir of con· starter and deLann~llotl1 s o I a t 1 o n r o u n d was an ()('Cas1onal s tarter en<'ounters . m 1975. Oshkosh. \\'1sc plays Pavmi( the ~a~ m the the Lake" ood J els and second an are Mutt St Paul. M11rn. lakes on Ka"amura. Det• Ward Prescott. Aru. in the and Enc Smith {'h<1mp1onsh1p J.':ames of Ka" amura \5·9. 11;0 th t' d o u b I e Io s s :or 1s a returnm~ 11tarter ehm11rnt1on tournament. Wld Ward 16 I , 170 sr 1, Reno and Ft. Worth ~•II probably double up meet while Phoenix I n t h e 0 f rt' II S i \' e plays thl• \\inner Of a back.field game bet" ecn Fresno Smith, the S :ulor:. · and Lakt'\l.OOd, Colo. punter and placek1cker. Phoenix scored the "as a s tarter 1n the lone run 111 its ~ame on a set·ondary before 1t freak s ing I e. w 1 I it pi l c h , m1ury 1separaled artery sacrifi<'e and an error . in the throat 1 KO 'd him Ft. Worth, third in the earl~ in 19i5. tournumcnt last year, In addition to Smith scored twit·e on wild <5·11. 170 sr • lhl·n• an· p1lchc~ 1n the seventh In· a\'ailable to the Sailors nln~ to gain a 3· l lend, secondary Bobby Brown I h e n pit c her Sam 15-9. 150 Jr 1 . Mutt Beavt>r, 40, escaped a Dicke' 15·0. 150 sr 1. buses-loaded jam In th<• Paul flP.lfr1c h t 5 10. 155 bottom or the inning for J r a n d C h u c k the victory Shepard..,on 15-lU. 160 1 Reno sc ored o n a The Sa 1 Io r !> Io s t three-run homt'r by Oick coaches Jim Rrattt'n tto Penaluna wtth pitcher Estanc1a 1, Tim &alw Bob Gr<'gory hurling a 1now an a:.::.1!>tant at t~o·hlltl'r to 1>ost its ~later Dt.•1 ll1gh > und third s tra1jthl ron- Rock,. F ord He1>lal't' i>olat1on bracket \'lctory. ment.; 1nrludt• Tim Parsell ldl'rcn!>tH' l1nl.'1. DaH' Perkins 1nffrn:.l\'I.' back:., and Oob Curr~ c secondar~ Cell 642-5671. Put • lew words lo work lor ou. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- YOU'LL LIKE DOING BUSINESS WITH JOHNSON & SON! Come In & Meet Some Of The "Johnson Family" PETElt PEUUSES 14 Ye..-s W itt. The JohftlOftS MALCOLM HID In Hcrbor ANHI 0•« 30 Yers CHAltLIE THOMAS o .... 7 v .... Witt.The Jofw.IOM Pete. Malcolm and C harlie say you 'll like doing business with the John so n s - especially now as it is clean up time! All our new '76's are marked way down! Dick Johnson says w e have a very good selection o f '76's and all are yearend priced - with this & a real need for used cars make it a double good time to trade for a new car at Johnson & Son. COME IN AND SEE US TODAY! i *IL!i.1<8 C114i'h* T +1.!ii&ii*------:1blb H.A~BQA E.ILVO COST A 'v'E SA '>•O 'l!'JO • Dolphins ':Defense Is Tough 87 ROGER CARLSON oi ... cu .. ,,.. ... ._. .. Oftplte lhe fact Dana Hllla Hl&h '1 Dolphins failed to shut out any foe durtng the 1975 loocball season, defense was a big factor in Dana Hills' 6-S season, including a 20·6 shocker over Lawndale in the C lF 2·A playoffs. "Our defense allowed an averaae or eight . points a game In 9 or our U gsmes," says Dana Hills coach Ball Cunerty. "And that's pretty good defense." The defensive structure or the 1976 edition of Dana Hills football ftgures to have four-perhaps five- players from the offense. And it 'II feature the same scrambling tactics with multiple front!!, slanting and occasional stunting. "We want to stay away from two -platoon as much as possible," con· tinues Cunerty, "but it's fairly certain all of our 40·man roster will sec action at some point dur· ing the games." The Dolphins had nine transfers a nd several walk·ons in Cun erty's first season at the helm -but this year there are no transfers. And one blue chipper transferred to Laguna Beach-209·pound center Brett Stevens. The nucleus or the de- fense is the combinallon of end Paul Bethke, t•ckle Gary Hale, Steve Telaneus at safety, and Scott Volmerding at cor· nerback, all returning st.arters. The secondary pro- vides Cunerty wath his happiest thoughts. Dana Hills intercepted 18 passes in 197S and two starters are back from that quartet-Telaneus (5-11, 16S sr. > a nd Volmerding (5·11, 165 sr. 1. Another possibility for the secondary is all· purpose offensive star Steve Crapo, who 'll direct the Dana Hills r unnin1 and passing game at quarter back. "I had four All·CIFde- fensive backs in four years at North Torrance H\1b." says Cunerty. "Steve is better than any of those four at defensive back, but I hale lo use him." Crapo was lost for the majorily of the 1975 season due to a broken coUar bone. Als o i n Cunerty 's secondary are Steve O'Neill (6·2, 170 sr./, Keith Horgan (5·7, 145 jr.1 and Jerr Olsen (5·8, lSO jr. > at safety and cor· nerbarks Brad Jarrett (5-10, 160 sr.) and Mike Facon. And if the secondary Is a plus tho linebncking area must be a quesUon mark wilh the absence of graduates Ron Kosmala and Brent Dannlnger. Rick Oattt>rsby (5·11 , 190 s r .) and Tom Thornton IG·O. 160 Jr ) are being challenged by Richard Dauett IS 11 . 200 s r .l and Ralph Modugno (5· 10, 180 sr 1 ltl that area. At defeMlve cnct Cor o u t s I d e I I n e b a c k t• r when the Dolphins r<'· aemble a 4-4 setup/ ar(' retu rn1nf( stl'rter Bethke <S·ll. 1n sr.) and Denny Thompson <6·1, 170sr.>. Backing up thnt pair are Ru!'ly Winnln1thoff UH>. 175 sr.) and John Tuwnsl'nd 16·3. 17Ssr.) Up front are tackl('s Gary Hale (a 6·0. 203· pound senior retumlnR starter> and Mike Mulvoney, who at 6·2, 218 pounds. is being eyed for olfensave duty at running back. Bob Lund (6-0. 170 jr > and Rick Swanson IS.lll, l 90 J r > a r e l a c k I e candidates. too. At guard are Steve FaC'Oll lS-8. 200 sr >. Jay Bolduc (6·0. 170 Jr.I and Cliff Auerswald <S·ll, 185 jr. I. Cunerty says his team ls behind la11t year's pace in relationship to the rest of the leagu~. but adds: ''I don't see anyone go- ing unbeaten in league.•' Del Mar Entries _ ... _., l'lnl"9 .. ll' M. l.,e v.1..,, ~ ¥w • Or P•f"•' p,.,r(t j . ., .... , ... . I • i1 llfM ltACl OM ,. to. J .,.., -... o .... (~•· PllUT a&ee -t tw•-~ I --... CJ•""--.. ~-, J .... &..o AliO-•" '" P\.ttHUO,i)JJ O•m .... p<10~ Wt\ W'"-'llf C•tl•i•N•' P t A"•'-M..Nrq,...f 11• ......... >U99 I ........ Jrl C..l .. tr-IYe•o"'I tt• .... c.,n .. ,~,., t . ,.., .. ,Pt •• -.~,., "' tt• H• ttut .... 11.... ~m .. •u I ... ""'',_ ... ,, ) .... "".~''' ,,, ...... ~ ..... ""'''' ............. __ ,_,, ..... lt.lml' I Ho•MO I M •H D•f'6\0t•I h • ... llt '" _,,,,,. ... ,. ()/ft''" ... °"',,..,, ,. ,1t .. , a. m,., .. , J v••• elJ• • 41 Al to.ll•n< r .,\it'W ' 1 000 ••• MH1\l •t Y• """twr,,,~I •II ,._ '°° "'"4••• I "' ~~,,,\of, ••• ,'•"..O•> ,,, • ... t V•I iftl 10•• .,., .. , l I'' C, "V' ... ~ ...... 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Lundquist appear~ set at center wath backup provided by Gordon Baker <S·lO, la> jr.1 Another o ffensive threat as placeklcker David Moon. back for h.ls senio r season after absorbintt a chipped neck vertebra. "The Qpposltion in the Sunset League will be putting a lot or people on the field." says Van Hoorebeke. "and we can't let them wear us down and take things away rrom us in the third and tourth quarters " M1ll•,_.h .I (,or\1•t•t' t1f ·~!\ T UY (•'lh""9•• \Ot 'Mii\. 4'tlf't1 tl•mpe') 111' \.)1tM1•ol., 01n lOl•I (.•~'''"iv'\ tT0101 I ''"''"'h\;,1rp11w rPrnc.•yJrl '" ... Ill l lGHTH ltACl I • "'''°'°"'"'' J •Nt OIOt & wP H•ncl•<•O Pvr\lt MO'\.I011\.kl.ct GronM' J)O fo'flJ•fVW!r- '·' J)( O·· 0"0 UQ00 lrHtd )iflOOO ''"'""'Jib") "''" '1000 A. .... t nM11"•' •Mc:Nro~• wn.t• Fir IP1•t<•I \.1¥9'' \41t_i.t 1P1t'<•' Jt I ~t•IH• Gof\HI••, 0•00. ")l\Ot'ft'\••trl l ••ly Cotto" Oh"'"'ttJ \.•Qf'lf\lr.Q ~l"ICl•I• (•\t•IW<l4) Gooo A:.pef't ft forot ll'AntOfOCANrt •C•m~t) .,, ... "• 11 I II• "' "' '" ... NIHTHltACIE -llll•"'•oe. J 't+<'r old\ A ..., ClaJml."Q ,..., .. !a.500 C••m·nvP'otO\tl 000-•'°°'1. Tt\Good Ve,.oar•• Plt•I lo• tSftoe1T-.•94' t ~lt11 ~1iw,..r11uel 11\tWftJoM• IM4'rluwcl Sir It-'~ 101Ntol•I ~ ..... , ~ 10 11 ...... Pit• J .. ttol ITo-oJ ,...,,,, .... c. ......... , -••-o...to cPu•u,Jrl Doc "*""> I P1e<ee I ,.. 114 II) lit Ill "• •n llS llt 11• Women's Golf Results aLIUOUU.CC •nu ••II OI , •• , ... " ,_ '"•"' t ~•rtr• Tvrl"ler. Ann O>r1ttO'l••n 0 . I 11 .. 1 L c;otl~ ~ l'•lflo•fd. H•••O 0o"llM'tY, "'' ••• S<fllm•dl L.•ra in• t mot'f J S.onuu. Avdrey H•rper. O•H•• Wt-•· •J, .. Dorh H-t\ .-1.Cn• M•<M•ft. .. ' ltle l llM 0tc110 ... GIM• eord.,.u. 04,,.., lt.<•t<. 0....111, How••• .i..... Go l. O.r Cr•"'f'• 61 ,. lt1el Tuv .... u# , .... !>•"'"'' l .. c; • ..., ••• """" S<-.. .. .. . . FroCS•y August 27. 1976 DAILY PILOT •r Del Mar Results Johnston At OCIR ""'""'' ... . ...1.11 n C••·,..,~ ,..,,...,,t.» W•ll• ,,,,_ •C•"•" ... "' Hilu<"° IAll W••lllM& .. c-., .. . Tr.,.·~._.,. llll M .,. ltO Jake Johnston and the •••n ••c• '1 ,. "'""" , .,.., ... .,. ... c1.1m1 ... p,,, .... l(IO. powerful Pisano & ,..., Mi•'-•"'"'••' ?t1atsubara funny car, ,...._,"-"'••••'• .. :: !: will join Ed McCulloch tn '-'<rr--...1M~,,.., uo the AA divlsion of tht ,,_ 1 '" , w."'.,. ~ l\Ntf I MaMrM.,.) .. .., ""'"'' llo•y IM~"911 ,._ ,,.., HO '10 uo "'"" ...... °""!)''"' o-.. ... ~ .. -. ,., .. \lft9 "<ro.,, ~" ltOMTM lltAC I °""' '"'•• ) ,,.., .. .. d\&.• .4t ••ft• f\ f'.,f'lor11\\lll {""•"·'" •C»•JO':• f W',ll\C•'-•H.tt')~"'•"'> IN 1W ~m• ._,•h ·""* •h'""'" , '1 I.... 1 Jll ) Summer (eBltVal Of funny Al .. 11•"-llM•l•I (lo" t .. h""'· At.I•• H•v MothPo Het• Come., ....,., Ahe 9'•" J4"''"' H•"' ., cars at Orange County ~...!. .. ':io::-::~:..~ .. ;!, InternaUonal Raceway . L""''""' Saturday nagbl. v::.;::.•--Mart1111·•1<tn1 "'",.., HCONO ••c• .• tuflOl't• J ....... Oltfltll .. • Cl•lmlllf l'urw IOQCI. ""'-'Ho tvat..,cwtl•I l llO ,.., 7tO C\ ... I W•ltn l( .. 'lc>•• l J JO 1 to Sltonl'\ c;1r1 tCnttnw•I • N Time I IOJ) N,) K••l(lle\ """ ••Ce t'tu•l""41• J .,..., o&d '''"'" ··~·""·' ~,.... '10 000 ·-·· ,.,, '""~"··-· •W 400 100 o. ...... -t•y IGoftlAloO l t0 ) llO f.A V.nc•dof l \ft 14AQl,H"I I J \IO T ,,.,. ' tO Aho A•" H1pav A1am Nu•'-' ,.,_, M\ NUdlnl J•ml>orH ...,._ S<,_.r.,.o Obo• lh• ""''" (rOP\ol.I\ H1 : .. , f4 WI M "\f •• , Nv\u•t4h.4'\ HIHtH itAClli Y'f•f i,>it;,1\ ' Uji P\HU \11 au...> \ • nui~ ._...futf i \t ...... " .... ,.~··· ... )11V•••'"''1"•' ,.,,..,.,,,,,11111 IMI li ol!O :au ••\l\t\.h•~''" ... "" ,,, • ..., , . ., ~111~ V••\I•'' l 11n,. I j'4I \ AIM) I -f't t ., h lft '• 'I'' l••rt \ (h•l•-.• tul• 1 .. 0 P••• MA r f'W .. , '.,, "•" .... Johnston and the plastic bodied replica of a Chevrolet Monn, wtll be testing for the M IRA championshtps which will be held in I n · d1anapoHs on Labor Day weekend. AIW R•" \l•r H••rt 0.th' Port CA\lfr•ll Co .. tll. f lull1I • llllPllY, LO.:~~',;), U I! HCI• -I •lw•h<ry T .wt & ). 0.1"' Ho•l•t. IMIO Ut M StXTN RACS • tvr1on9' f llh•\ U E\•tt• , \u Y•w41 AIH'-'11 r. f, T>~I u,. IN•fllll to A new design, hagh- perlormance piston wall be tested in lhe car. It is designed by car owner Joe Pisano and th.is will be its first race lest. 0.llt 0."Me It Mr MU* ' 4 Ol>let HI.,... 111 .. TIUltO '-ACI t lutlonq-. J """' ot4 M411d1Jf\ f1H••t C•"""'"'1 f)v,...,. \JOGO 'lltr.Otff• IOll•ern l ''° 7l0 !JO o.io11t•• N1cu1 1c;o..1•lHI &, m.re\ > Yt •r ol~h & ~P {J4JMt~ """•\10 000 ,_, '"'"" IM(H•rQv•I J"1 JUO r <0 ..__.,,.,am.,.. tlw•1l ... ~-~ . .-~,., l•nw 1 'o 1 00 •IO , II) A •\o R•,, -V•le ,, Wtnd\.OftQ CIO<MI, ReC>el > o .. n No>e••l<lln Joining Johnston and McCulloch will be a strong cast of local drivers including Dave Condit, Gary Oensham, Chris Lane. Neil Leiner. Mike ff•lloran, Jim Dunn and J eff Courtie. ~ -•·1111 cc •• , ....... , T--1 Ill) , ., J "O SIO Alto Ran -F•\I H.11 ... S-1 !urlw••· s-..11. &aiCOft, 1Ct1• &<1· c-. hfOftlH . Fly AINflC-Z.t • ... i...ot S<r•l<"<ld -Our J ami• L,M OYA•.,. Or•i,. Conlr•r' I.Acly. Me voe ... flOUllT~ aAC& -°"" ml14 , .,.., $lYlHTH ltACE 0~ m•I• F1llW1. 6. ft\61•' ) .,.., Oh:h 4 ,._., l\f to-..•n<.tt Pt.trw 110,000 AllW.ell (ftcl IC.Slen.0411 11 JO ) JO 340 T-..111-!V ... _., •• JOO \.4'1tyold>tu•tllO<'Ol HO l 1tn1t I 1'1 ') .41\o R•n -Stt•"tt !Roy•tt't. Fl«'if\v P41U F•w tC\ffr•Qn Ho ><•al<N• TH E'S.A WHOU HlW AHIMAL IH TOWN • Not only does TOj'Ota make four o( the toughest rough .. est, most dependable trucks around. but trying to de cide whieh of our four models to buy can be one of the toughest decisions you'll eve< make. Thars because nit four ~re bu1ll With a rugged. welded-steel frame And that makes them strong enough to carry up to 1,100- pound pay-loads-a truck full of furniture. farm supphes or three full-sized dirt bikes. T.ak about power. Every TO/C)la truck comes with the revolutionary 20A poNei plant. our 22· Mre aluminum head o.ierhead cam engine with the biggest displacement and highest torque rat- ing 1n its class Designed I rom the ground up to give maximum power and still meet emission controls w1chout adding a lot o1 extra hardware The 20R will take you from O to 55 1n a quick 11.8 seconds. And combined with the electric fuel pump and our durable S..speed overdrive transmission it's a performance slory thal's tough to beat. Talk about a tough choice. We offer the widest selection of trucks 1n our class. Each one Wllh man-sized cabs that off er more head. shoulder and hip room than our leading com· pet1tor Will you choose our Long Bed with an cpttonal S.spccd transmisslOn or our SA-5 Sport Truck Long Bed with a standard 5-speed O/erdnve? Or our 4-speed models ava1:able on ether the regular or Long Bed? Or our SA·S regular bed with a standard 5-speed? Or v.<:>Uld you rather have our op- tional automatic transmsst0n on both bed srzes? It's all available and ti's all up to you. Talk abOut service. That's the one thing that isn·1 tough There are 1.cx:XH()/Ota dealers all across Amenca staffed With T()/Ota trained mechanics ready to give you the quality service quality trucks deserve. We believe we make the toughest quality line of trucks 1n the world. That's what gives us the conf1· dence to say ... 1f you can find a better built truck than a T()/Ota ... buy 1t! 88 DAILY PILOT • C:ut a problt111°1 Then ILTill' to Pot L>unn Pat unll cut r.-d t111w. fJt'lllflq tJw rm.>u t'n and uctwn t/CIU tlt't'd lo :iolt t> ltlt'lllllfl('!) '"(/Ill l'fTWll"lll a11d llUSI· 1w~.~ Mail 11111u qunltum lo /11.11 l>i.mn At Y11ur St•rutct'. Orun11., < 't><J.\I /)m/IJ J>ilvt. I' CJ Uur /5(jlJ. Costu :\1t'.sc.1, CA ':l~ti:!I> /11c /ud1• ljtmr ll'll'plrune flurrtlit•r 'f'lw c11/um11 uppc:ur.~ cla1/11 l'It't>pt SaturcJa4s Bible f'und• Returned DEAR PAT I oftlt<rt" Centrjl Bureau 1n Nc:w J ersey. The U1ble arnvl•d 1n three week!> Some uf my c-hurch 's membl'rt also wwitl'<f om." !>O I phtl·ed WI order ror 15 R1bl~ 10 Apnl and enc:losed the full paym('nt o( $97 20 f''1 \cu( the U1 ble!> "crtt dell vered 10 M a) but not the rt'l>l I sent a letter and copies or the mvou.·c jnd <'Jncclt>d d1et·k to Publishers t'cntr;il Bureau. but <hd not ret't'l\l' J 1t>sp~>n!>e If the Bibles arc no lnn.:er J\ dJlublc, I \\Ou Id like the money to be refund<'d R R . Huntington Beach Geor ge Douglas, m anager o r Publishers Central Bureau, bas i.ent a full rt'rund to you along with hi.s apolo1n for the lnconvenieoce. Sl«>ep :\way At"~? DEAR PAT · I suffer from occasional m1grame headaches What 's mvol\(~d in the new ··sleep cure" thut I 've heard about» Who developed it a nd are drugs 1n vol ved" J \\' . Huntington Beach Weekend Calendar Gold Newport ll:arbor Yacht Club will "Ind up us Ahmanson Stint's for lntcmat1onol OHi.hort> Rut~· 1101\l racers and lhfo Corlcett ~r1es for .Mtclaet Ocon Racing J.'leet yacht.. Suturday with the Modified Gold Cup ruct> arOUlld the buoyi. l>!Jrt111a al noon urr the Newport P1t'r The Ahmanson is Wl ei"hl·roc~ berlei1 1n which lhl' winner Is delcrmmt'd on I.ht best seYl'n . IN OTHER LOCAL events, the UCJ Satlin•: A" soclat1on will hold a regatta for the Sh1\llds and Etchells·22 cl15ses for the Crawford Trophy Satur day and Sunday. In the southern part o( the county, C11piblr ano Bay Yacht Club will stage its annual B&ck·to·S<'hool regatta for yachts rated under the IOR. MOR F' and Performance lfundicap Racing f1fft systems Southern California Yachting Assoc1at111n ralendar · l.M~•L-.lt/OCll t A8AllL08£4CHYACHl (LUll Uh"-•lol-Pon1 (•o• 'Wr••t H.J ) HlwrO•f l.°"9 Po.M to Lo\ A..ne-.. , C.:...MM-10v S...r••t NtJ 1 ~ -f ~; HUNTINu~ON HAOllOUlt YACHT CLUB .._,.,..., S.•-.• No J ~"'' -"'-... , l(ING "AltBOA V.At HT CLU8 YUlt C'°'"""'"' -·-·•' t roe>"t •L oOc> '' ~lutO•f Svlld"'• P C.C N4t~ Owms>O"t'\ft•• ff'C)•ll• tOd.tt ~tvro.t; S.,.,Ni.tt • PALO'> VE ADES YACHTClU8 """'"'Y'••<1<t PHllFIS.tv•<I•• OEl OIEV VAC•H CLU8 Y4·~•C.01 c...1> r•• lo f\lllM">.. ~lv•cl .. Ott~• ProlllW'f" 8o•t t41KI, ~w-cJ•y SARO. ... ~~·,!..~10 .. &AV VACHT CLUB Stooo lnvttAll ...n.1 •II<•• w-. \.tt..,,IJ,.,., OCEAMSIC>E V4 CHT CLUB JM-S.rr.\Ho ) P•«U s.,,,..., -.. -.... -AN4(APA YAC"I CLUB AM<-l\J-<M•No) S.tuhl•• WEHl.AICE 'fA(HfCLUB CIUO<M.t,Sund.ty Top Speed Record Set by Nordskog BOATING Sol Cat Finals Set For T xa Corpui. Chr"tl. Tt.•, Will be the .,th• of 1111' third annual Sol C.1t nallon<.11 chump1011'h1p regatta, Aug JI ~cµI .I This "'111 be lhl.' (11· .. 1 time the S<1ntJ AnJ ba ed c .i1 ama 1 .111 manufa<'turt.>r "'111 hj\ t' both 15 and lll·foOt ('UL!> l'Ompetmg in a natmnJI e\ent The e\·tnt "'111 ptt \\ 111 ners of l l rcg1011,il l'hamp1ons h1p:, aµu111~t earh other Lou J at·otn.. mar keting director for the firm, expec·ts more than 90 participants fro m throughout th1· l'ountry to C'Ompete for J\ and 8 honors Last yeur 's 11 inner. Terry Dahl from Sunl.1 Barbara, is l'XPL't'kd lo return for anolhl'r In .ii the t 1tle He "'on I a~t ·year at Lake Ha\'USU C1 ty. Ariz: Trevelyan Ch~p Wins Prince of Wales Boivl lh Al.'10'\ 1.0C'KABE'\' °' "'• 0 ••• , ..... 0 .... 1 £11 T11•\t•lq10 of Coronudo \',1rh1 t 'luh, S,m l>1q:o, \11111 lht' l'nnc•1• Of \\.alt•, l\tl\\ I for lht• t '1111t•tl StJl<'' \ u<'11t tL1,·1n..: t 'n1011 'i-1ntt·rduh mall'lt rtll'lrllZ rh•I 01p1on.;h1111'h111 '''a~ 111 .1 i.\rl'lC'ht•tl 0111 1·1.:hl r.H't' s1•nt·~ nn ~.mt..1 l\1 01111·.1 llJ\ Tlw \1s11;tl lll'~t four nut 111 M'\ t•n I ,H'i'' fort ht• I II It•\\ (I' 1•"tt•111kd hi l'll!ht rJt't"' .1lh•1 lh1• l'S\'Ht' j11d1tt'' \\t•11• ullJblt• to 1·nnH• up\\ 1th ,1\t•r<l1d1•v1·r :1 (11'0\l''l\'\! 1',l\"l' Ill lht• l'l').!111:11M'l'lt''1111 \\\•1l1H•.,J .1 \ I I) ;1 II •• ( I II I I ' II h .1 \ l' I h l' l'hamp111nl\h11• tlt.•t•1dl" r11l1•tl that tht• cli ... putt-d ran· \\Ou Id bt.' n • ... 11lt.•tl Thur~cl.l\ BOAT SHOW' SET THI WEEKE D ~!Jr ma dl'I He~ t!> at1 r~1c·1ing" ho!>l o ( South-.:rn t'aliform.1 boaun~ t>n thuslJ'>!l\ th1o; "t•ckcnd tor tht' :-.ec•ond annual In Tht> \\ att.•r Boal Sho1.1. at Burton t'hdl'l' Park. end ot l\11nrl anoJ \\':l\ Th<.• sho\\ kature~ mon· thJn S2 m11l1on m sad and pot.~cr boai.... rnng mg from 60-foot c ruisc>r~ lo ~k1 boat!> and iimall inflatable:. Tht•rc ar<· 40 boats 1n the water. ru1oth1•r 30 on land, plus la nd exh ibit!> of mnrine ar l'CSSOrit'li and Sl'f\'1(.'('S. Adm1l\S1on 1s free for lht• land C'" h1bils A S2 boardin~ µus:-will allo1.1. H:.ttors to m::;p{'('l all boats 1n t ht• "aler Frt•e par km~ 1s abu a\·a1labk The sho" .. tartt•d \\'edne!>da' und t•1111 linues t hrou,.-:h Sunda.' · TRF.\"•:t.\' \ WON tht-1.1('t' b) ~ i.t'(·onth Jfte r l:\'1t1n.: j l\h.:ht ('d~c o n h1' rl\ al , M .in 1n Bt..•l'k man. Seab1·c10i... l'l'\ • and l la.!htl~ 1'11H·rn1.: lllm for lhl' l'llllrl'fl\ l' t111h•lfp,(,Ull'I' II \\ :1,.. t ht• II I'S I t 111\t' tttlt• tu the Pfl' sll.,:111u~ trnph\ h.1ll 111 lit• M'llkd tn l'llo:hl I <IC't'' lll1>h'U1l 11l 't'\ I'll Tn•\ ''" .111 ·~ \ ll'\01'\ •:I\ l 'lo thl' Vr ll'ICl' of \\' Jlt'' ho\\ I ,,; th1· S111.1tht•rn l'.1hfl•rn1.1 '\' .1<'11l1n..: i\i-snnatwn for 1111• iot't'<•n tl .. 11.11 .,;ht ~1':11 It \~hs won l.1 .. t .'t"ll IJ, K1•11 \nun..: ol ('ulaforniu \':1t'ht ('luh Tiit-: Fl~ \l.S ,\RE " «hmax tO' u t\111 1 t•:rr IJddt•r "l>t' l't1mpet1t1on 111 l SYIH ~ t>h:h l llrt.'.I~. 1)( \\hleh t \1h (111 n1.111o J\n•,1 <; '1'11•\ t•h ,1n uni.I lk•d.111,m the latll-1 1 t•p1 t.•-..1•n1ing \1 t•a I". th\· 'l't.•,as Yucht H ,IC'IOg "''f>l'IJlltlll .cth JDt'l>d lo th(' fm.1b l>.' ",1\ 11( .11111tlwr l.1c11kr '"'h1ch 'l.lrtt•d ~1llllll.H a' ,tn \'ltllllllUtlOll o( lht•l'S\'IH iouhcll\ 1:-.iun~ .\n uddll' 111 th1' l\i>t' l'hmm.111011 ll\ th.11 tht.• \\ 1111w1 ;inti runnl'I uµ c·omt• f 111111 tht· ,. h .1111111011~h1p n 1.:ht \\ h1h.· th,, lh1rcJ pl.1<'~' \111111t.•1 rnm1•s from tht> top :..k1p111.•r Ill tht• t 111ls11lat10n n1~ht. Tb1~ lt.•nd .. 111 1 t•lt•g.1h 111pt111otht ~k1ppen; to the ltm t•r di\ 1 .. 1011.11lt•n111h oneru(•t• \\'111nt.>r 111 th1-. \t'<U ·, 0 i'11nsulat1on l11ght \1 .ti-.John .J ennm.:s of "1<1rulll , :1 lnrnwr l'rtnt't' ul \\ ult.'l\ l\o\\ l 'Wllllwr • .111d formt.•r ~I .ii for~ Cup\\ mnt.•r fur lht• 1111•11 's national d1:imr111msh1p Dr. David Coddon, director of the Headache Oink at !'fount Sinaj Hospital in New York, de· veloped this trt'atmt>nt. It involves intravenous in· jectlon.s of vallum, campuine and amobarbitol. The medications induce a drep slet'p that lasts three lo six houn, somt•Umes longer. Wht>n tbe pa- tient awakens, the headache 1., gone, reports Dr. Coddon, who adds. 'lie ma) wake up groggy, but he wakes up be adache·frf'e; and best of all these in· jfftlons are not at aJJ habit forming or addicting." TM New \' ork neurologist reports that this treat- ment bas been succ~sfuJ in 90 percent or the more than ?,000 patients be bas tested. Your o" n pbysi· cian is best qualified w ad\ lse thl' or an~ other treatment, howeve r. Bob Nordskog, grand· place over a similar daddy or the ofCshore course of( Santa Momc·a power boat circuit. set u bav 10 Februar~ new s peed record of 90.SS .------~------------- miles an hour Thursday in s peed trials on Santa Monica Bay. br eaking his own previous record of88.7JJ mph ,\'al uralf 11 Curly Lf"at•f"!f DEAR PAT My tom.no plants' leavei; are o;tartm$? to c·url 'fhl' lea\'C!> an• still green a nd the plants look healthy Do t ht·~ ha\C' !'.Om£' kind of dis case? I \·e askerl some• of mv i:!a rdenmg fnends about this, but tht•\ (ion t kn1>1.1. \\hat could be "4rong J C . Lai;:una Hi lls The event was the Powerboat Magazine World OHs hore Speed tnals and was run two days ahead o f 1he Manna del Rey Offshore Pow·e rb oat C lassic scheduled lo i?et under "'ay Saturday at lO a .m . NO RDS KOG. from \'WI Nuys. set the new rec·ord in his 35·foot Don't "orry as lon1t a< )'Our plants look h(•alth)' and have green leavt·i.. 'fh(• Or4ilngt' County Agricultural •:xtt'n~lon's farm advlsor'i. orricl' has rt"Ceivt•d a number or lnquirit'i. fro m otht'r homt> gardt>ners alarmt>d about thii.. Somt-varieties of tomato plants art' mort• pronP to curling leaves than other s, bul this will not dt>crusr thf' norm al fruit production on ) our tomato plant,. \'ou may °" ant lo phont" lht' office at 77 t-7050, and rt"que .. t "Gro" ing Tomatoes. Leartet 2771" and "llo\\ to Gro" \'our o" n \''e~etablei. In Orange C'ountv." Cigarette hull t•quipped 11~=--1 "'1th two new highly sophi s ticate d power planti; hl· d('velopc d h1ml\l'lr. They are Indy l.\Jll' turbo ·char1ied ent?incs neve r befort' ust>d In orrshore racing Try for Dr.-11s .\gab• DEA H I' AT I ordl·rt-.1 .ind p.11d for J Bechnl' Fashion · d n•i.i. nn \lart'h :JO Tht· rt presental1ve J::J\ e mt.• S l'\ rral <lifforent 1•xcu .. t•s a .. tht• months paSSl'd b.' ~lhout "h\ m\ drt>"' h;1il nnt ~en de h\•ert.•d ~l\ prulllcm 1i. th.it th1• r t'J>I t•,1•11tat1\·c no"' h.i.'I mo\'t•d and I <·annot ~l'l in 1•1m1 .1r1 "1th hl•r The onl.' rt't'Clf>I I hJ\ t' ,., m_\ l',IO<'<'ll•d <'h1•c·k There's nn phom• numtwr for till'• t•nmp:an\ 1n ClrJnge Coun ''or in Lol\ Angt•ll•' I' J . lluntin~ton Reach ~ellnv t'ai.hioni., Inc., is located at 100 Bt'eline Dri\'t', Deni.on,•lllr. II. 60106. Re(>t'al all details of this tr an .. ac tlon , lnclullinl( thv s alt>s representali'''""' nam1· and a de,crfp llon of the dress, and send a copy or both !tides or your can· celt>d chf'ck to Barbara Stansioski at lk•t>line. Rt"cords "ill bl' c ht'ckrd and a refund ~Ill be Issued to you. Next tlmt• )'OU ordt>r merchandise from • nrm's .ul<'s rc•prf'St'ntatlvt', makf' sure you receive a reeelpl dt>scrlblnl( lhf' merchandise and listing thl" company's addrr~N. Nordskog . a 62-ycar old 1ndustr1 alist believes that he a nd hi s "'eC'h an1c. No rm Te<.1gue. han• found the magic com bin at ion Thev "111 use thc samc n~ in the Marina dl'I Re) Clasi;1c. hoping fo r a \\tn that "'111 push Nordskog d oser to the top of the n;1t1onal points !>tJndmg in the rugged sport or offshore racing He 1s now in fourth pl;tt'e SATUR DA \"S rac-c will C'all to order approx· 1mately -16 of thl' nation 's top offs hore d n vcrs. The raC'e will bt> over a 200· mile courst' Nordskog and his tea m were sue. cessful in capturing Clrst Wimbledon West, an one? United Cs.lifornia Bank's ew Mariners Office ls the nly place in Newport Beach he.re you can buy tickets to the Wimbledon West tenn1S tournament. August 28-29. In fact, 1f you open a ew United Account ,, or $100 :vings account with us 1me between August 9 d 27, we'll give you two tickets free. Now that's service. mm ~ITf8RNI ~l.!J BAN K>-'•lff't#V l I> I c Mariners Otlloe, 2750 West Coast HJtliway, Newpot't Beach. (714) 631-3200, John R. Rico\, ~er Aftl R•"tt" IM. Ut 1 .. , 0. tr ......... ~, _,_A'"4 w,•~· Av .. Ai. (...W1t'le'\e11 TUSTIN AIU I nAn'<A~ ..__.,JIOo. 541·51 ll COSTA MISA ,.,, ..... _.._,_ 64M264 GAaOIN GROVE t.":'l~>!<."'i• in ...... ..,..~ 636-7482 .... t." J59 LA KAUA ,. 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On stage for the first half will be the orchestra playing a selection from South Pacific. the overtures to "Die Fledermaus" and "Cavalieri a Rust.icana." two Rachmaninov preludes and ""The Stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa. After intermission. the or- chestra will move into the pit to accompany Ballet Pacifica in the third act of •'The Sleeping Beau- ty" (Aurora's Wedding>. staged by Lila Zah and featuring such storybook characters as Puss-in- Boots and Cinderella . Music is by Tchaikovsky. T HE PROGRAM will close with a bicentennial ballet choreo- graphed by Norbert Vesak, "The Gift to Be Simple." The work concerns the Shakers sect. which thrived from the late 18th Century through the beginning of the 20th Century. Its adherents were so named because during church services some members of the con j?regation would become "possessed" and throw the mselves nbout in a wild frenzy. Kathy Jo Kahn dances m Shaker costume The work was researched b) Vesak and his associate. Robert· Glay LaRose. an the llancock Shaker Village. Massachusetts. in 1961, where they talked with a few remaining members about the sect. Bicycles W ill Wltirl Through Mesa R aces More than 450 bicycle racers are expected for the Third Annual Costa M esa Bicycle Grand Prix sponsored by the city Saturday and Sunday near the intersection of Kalmus Drive and Redhill Avenue. Food and beverages will be available for spec tators. Highlights Saturday will include a noon Big Wheel Race for children age 4 and 5, who ca n register until 11 a.m. At 1 p.m. Saturday, U.S. Champion Jim Myers and last year's Costa M esa champion Bob Koster will fight it out in the Veteran's Race. Highlights on Sunday will in- clude : 8:30 a.m. Women's Race, 10 a.m. Juniors Race, 12: 15 p.m . Seniors National Classic. Some of the thrill of the event is captured in the photos above and below taken last year. Friday, August 27, 1976 DAIL 'I' P,LOT ('I .... ~ Paul Maure partners Knsti Stephens m ·s1eepmg Beauty Th1:s unusuatl ballet we:. first performed 1n Vaucouvcr . Canada, in 1966. Th<' La~una pro· duction is mad<' possible by thl' National A ssociation for Regional Ballet with the as sistance of a grant from the Andrew W Mellon Foundation. l.t>ad danlt>r s 1n Bdllt>l Alfresco are !\l ol l~ Lym·h. D:n 1cl Pana1eCf and Victor Mon·nu Tickets from S3 lo Si an· on sale at the Festival of Arb ho:-. ol fice from noon lo 10 i; m 1tlCh1~ Saturday and Sund a~. Aflt'r that they wall be a\'atlable in th<.• H'Sl I\ .11 OI I I< 1• I 1 Olll Ill ,1 Ill Ito .! pm dJah 'I ht• ho\ olf1u "Ill ti p l' ll • I 1 l JI I II II II I h I• • ~wrlnr m.1111 ,. dtt\ ... Fu1 turtlh·r 1111•11 m.1111111 or rt• °'l n :1!1011 ... < ;ill l!I I 11 l>I 01 "1 llt Ho\ :?I I l..1 ~1111,1 lh·.1d1 C<1 921i5:? Disney Parade Ending As Dis neyland's 15-month bicentennial celebration draws to a close, guests will have a final opportunity to enjoy "Americu on Parade" d uring the week of Sept. 5. Featured through Sept 12, the whimsical pageant will be offered along with entertamml'nt and "Fantasy in the Sk:>-" fireworks . At Main Street's Plaza Gardens, Count Baste and Hts Orchestra will entertain park vis itors Sept. 5·11. The band will of fer jazz from s· 15 pm to 12 30 a.m. Sept. 5. 10 and 11 , and 7 30 lo 11 :30p.m .Scpt 6 9 THE POI NTER S1sll'r!i "111 brighten Fantasyland 's • Small World" st age with lh!'tr von1l harmonics at 9 15 and 11 15 pm . Sept. 5-11 Disneyland will staj.tl' the grand fina le of its b1ccntl'nnwl salute," America on Paradt•." on Sunday, Sept. 12. The sJ.>('cial pre· sentation of the pageant, which 1s scheduled for 6 p.m .• will f!':Jtun· performances by a m assed band and massed choir as wf'll us a l ,000-plecc m archtnl( hand These groups will Join an th(' whimsical procession dcplctln~ 200 years of American history PAINTING the sky red. white and blue each evcnlnf.l al 9 p m . "Fantasy m the Sky" firework!> will culminate with a final performance on Sept. 11 A special evcsit. · An J?els Disneyland Fun Day." is offered on Labor Day. Sept. 6, with a alntle ticket providing admtss1on to tbe 1 p .m . game between the Angels and Oaklaod, followed by unlimited use or Disneyland's al· tractions. • Park hours for the week are 8 a.m. to 1 a .m. Sept. S. 9 a m to midnight Sept. 6·9. 9 a .m to l a .m . Sept. 10·11, and 9 a m to 7 p.m ,Sept. 12. Regular admission, wb.ich in eludes entertainme nt but not rides. costs SS for adults and $2 for chilcfren. .... • .' r • " ' .. Giant ice-cream cone, popcorn pay tnbute to U.S. food I , C°2 DAILY PILOT Fr day A1J9uSI 27 i 976 Klemmer pleased audiences last week in Huntington Beach wtth his lree-1/oating music and effects. The Arts i11 Brief ·Sax Virtuoso Effective By RAY .. ~"TRADA 4 0t,.,.o.i1rll'i,.1••••I Tenor saxophonist John Kll'mO\l'I µw' ult•cl one of hts noat mg t'11.cunuons t hrou.: h t 1011'. space and sens1t1v1t) Sunduy u' tw do~l·d hi:. lhrtt·nlght stand at the Golden lk>ar in llunl in&'ton Beach. In contrast to his pt>rformum•t·~ at 111' Aneeles' Troubadour u r ........ month' H~CI thl· young virtuoso seemt'd u bit "'c•Jrwtl frorn h1' road work. Belwel.'n tour:-. Klt•nirm•r h.1s found time t :> relusl' an album follov. 111~ ha:. h1~hh successful "Touch,. LP. un·ord111R to :-.1>okt·:-nw11 at ABC Rerords. The new relea<.t'. just ::.h1p1x•d to 'tot t'' ttw. week. is titled "Barefoot l:falld .. SUNDAY'S uct was ">tmtlar to the Troubadour sets where K.Jemmt'r also allractl'rl SRO t'ro" ds Th<.• !>ens1h\'e saxophoni!->l oµt•ncd with the "Touch " title track and h1llll\\e<l v.1th two other t'Uts from that LI'. · 1-'red .. 11 LoH·r and "Body Pul:.e," much to the aud1cnn·:. pleasure. Opera Tickets on Sale Keyboard mu:.ic1an J\11lcho Lt'\'lt.>\ then launched into a solo fret.•·form rendition of ~le\ II.' Wonder 's "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Th1n11 · m which he employed spary, mt>llotron like cHl.'Cl!> with phasing and echoplex de' ice-. With the otber pcrformt'rs i:.llll rcl>linit 1n tht• wings, Klemmer returned lo C'l·ntl'r stage and displayed bts own spec1al-<'ffect:-. prowel:ti:. The JO.year-old musician at'hieved the senr.allon of movement through the masts and :.ha do":. of another exis te n ce with hb pha!>e shifter, ecboplex-assisted Improvisation. Individual mail orders are now available for all 28 performances of the New York City Opera's engagement in the Lo~ Angeles MusH: Center Pavilion. Nov. 17-Dec. 12. Three performances that were not offered in series are a gala, "A Ball at Prince Orlofsky's," Nov. 17; Rossini ·s "JI Barbkr<• d1 S1v1gha." 0{'c. 4 matinee, a nd Gilbert and Sullivan's "11.M.S. Pinafore." Dec. 11 matinee. Other productions tndudc Wagner's "Der Fliegende llollander," Offenbach':. .. La Belle Helene" and Puccini's "Turandot." Additional information is available from ticket agencies or by wntmg the Music Center Opera Association, 135 N Grand Ave .. Lo6 Angeles, CA 90012 .lurfed A rt Sltoae Art works that t"an be hung mtiy be sub· m itted for the Costa Mesa Art League's all media Juried fine art competition. They will be received from 9 a.m . to noon Oct :Kl at Glendale Federal Savings and Loan. 500 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beat'h, with reJe<'(S returned the same day from 4 to 6 p.m An awards reception will be held from 7 lo 9 p.m . Nov. J and :it'cepted art will hang for the month of November Entries CO!>t SJ for league members and $4 per work for nonmembers. There 1s a limit of six entries pe r arltst Additional information 1s available from Mrs La Vergne Rosow. 9ti0·3989, ~Mrs. Sue Krauiw, 5'15·4~. .~ark 1''1n ter ffoun "!! Su mmer 1s t'Omini:: to un rnu and several ~Orange Coast amusement attractions have an· Dounred their rail oper :tting hours. Sept. 5 ls the final day of Disneyland's 8 a .m . to l a.m . summer S<"hedule. Sept. 6·9, ~he park will be open 9 a. m . to midnight. Sept 10 and J l , 9 Lm to l a m Sept. 12 hours "111 be 9 a m. to i p.m • with Sept l:l 17 hours 10 a m to 6 p.m . ~pt 18 "Date Nill.'' hour~ will be 9 a m. to 1 11 m The rest or the fall and winter. D1sneylund will be open 9 a m to 7 p m Wl'ekends 10 a m. to e p. m \\'edne!>d ay!>· 1-'rtdJ) s. rlm.t'd ~t ondays and Tuesday!> • F.nrhanted V1lla1?l' an Hut·na Park "'II be open rrom 10 a m lo 6 p m ~alurda~ Wednesday beginning Sept 13 Mov1eland \\ax Museum hours. e Het't1ve Sept 7. "111bc10 a.m . to 9 p.m . • weekdays and hohda)'I, 10 a.m lo 11 p.m . weekends. Al Knott ·s Berry Farm, hour:. will be 10 a.m. to 11 p m Sept 7-9, 10 a m. to midnight Sept. 10·11 . and. a fter Sept 12. 10 a .m. to 9 p.m . Sundays. 10 u m lo G p m Mondays through Thursdays, and 10 a m. to 11 p.m . f'ndays and Saturdays. . Da11te Co•pany Tryouu The M nth Last'()(' Danre Theater Company will audition m ale and rrmale d11nt'ers Wednes· clay at 6 lO p.m . at Dance Loft. 218 W. 4th St., Santa Ana Audat1oners :-.hould bring photo~ and resumrc; Apprentices art• also net'ded Ballet and modern d anct' t'Xll<'ncncc 1'\ rt'quircd. Ad· d1t1onal inform allon 1:. available from 542·8650 Cf"lf"l>riffl f 'Nndrab...- A fund r::tiStnl'! concert for Sen John Tunney will feature llelt'n Reddy, Joan Rivers. Diana Hoss and !-'rank Sinatra on Srpl. 19 at Universal Amph1thPntt'r T1ckeL'\ nt SIS tor SIOO or SSOOJ tan be-obtamt'd bv mall with cht•cks payable lo Clt11.t>n!i for s,•nator J ohn \' Tunney and :.ent to th at nq:an1iat1on at 606 Wilshire Blvd , Meuaninc Level. Santu Mon1t'a, C..:/\ 90101 . TICKETS NOW! by AR LCNE ST ADD MICHAEL KAHN, director WEEKS. ONL Y I S EPT. 1 ~25 ·-...klt19 of Wnlllngton tr Inge beneflta. ttle genuine anlcle atept>ed Ink> the Stuclebakef hate' TUHd8J ... fof • ON-womatl ttle•lrlal Mduc:Uon called 'Eleanof.'" -Chicago Tribune $MINO NIGK'f, k!>t 13, 90l.D OUT to lhe Calllolfll• D.moc~atle ., (Ill) IQl·tl81 •'30: i.1111 2 JO • MO<> • T~w" ~... • S.I Miii S1 50. e 50. s so. ~ • frt & Sai •••• USO. 1 ~. 6 ~. 590'•fhw•~M•I• SUO.U0.'50,350 MUSlC CTNTER t.Clelt 11 "'""c Ca"1a1 all M11tu•I AHMANSON Aoenc>••. Ptt·• r 611110, 637 $ ,. 11, o Wal11t~a S l tlf'•ty INFO (213) 972·7211 ltllt\11<[ Gospel .ff usk Show A gospel music concert with Andrae' Crouch and the Disciples, Johnny Mann and his singers, and other groups, will be held Sept. 24 at 8 p.m . at the Hollywood Bowl. Tlckets at $2.50 to $7.50 are available al Ch ristian bookstores a nd at Ticketmart. 1303 Westwood Blvd .. Los Angeles. Inform ation is avallnble from (213) 88l·BOWL or 1213> 479·5501. RfH"k Conrert• Rock roncerts coming up include Aerosmith, 2 :Kl p.m . Sept. 12 at Anaheim Stadium, with Je ff Beck. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rark Derringer and Starz. Tickets are ava.IJable at agencies. In addition, the band Roto will play Aug. 31 at the Huntington Beach Fair and Sept. 7·12 at a new dub, The Palms in Fullerton. San Df~go EDett• Ballet, rock and classical music will be among the attractions in San Diego next month. Aerosm1th will pe rform at 4 p.m. Sept. 10 ln Balboa Stadium <236-6510); the San Diego Ballet will present ''Swan Lake" at 8 p.m. Sept. 10 and 2:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Civic Theater (236·6510), the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel will play at 8 p m . Sept. 11 at the Civic Theater, and Neil Diamond will perform at 8 p.m. Sept. 11 in the Sports Arena (224·4176). .ART EXHlllT Colorful Oils & &citfag Mixt'd Medfa ly JO.AH V .ALEllE ~,. Actttn & Arli .. of.....,...,.. .... •-- Titrw s.,f. I S 11 J to 7 ,~I SA .. Df'l,H IHH. COltOHA D& MU KLEMM ER deftly employl•d these r ffects without over wor king them as his loyal folio" tng of all ages has rome to expect. Despite an impressive performance. Sunday's first set lacked the t•harisma that makes audiences call for encores Warmlng the stage for Kl emmer werl' the local talents in Iliad -Sandy O"en, kc> boards. brother Ted, drums, and Larry And rt'\\ s, acoustic bass . The young jal7. tno'!> all too·bnd set displayed 3 growing styJe and !>t'Ol'C. Rich Little Show Cancel~d The Rich Llttle/Charo Sho\\. :-.c-hedulrd at The New Greek Theatre Tue~dJ\. throui:h Sept. s. has been indefinitely postponl'd due to u con· fUcl ln tour commitments. let'~ Go ~ailing ••• IH IUUTIM. DAMA l"OIMT HUIOR RENT A SAILBOAT VICTORY21 OMEGA 14 CORONAD0 23 AFC16 A TMltU YOU'LL NIVll K>IGIT ·~S ....... ............. ..... ~ ..... EMBARCADERO MARINA h1Nr-c9d«'O ..... D-, .. H.tlor, CA. ~ 171414t6-6177 .MEAT DEPT.! We are lntervlewtng tot-the perfKt ma to operate and own a meat .-. atiOll that wll be ffw finest • ffw Soelthlmd. He'll hcrn a real opport.lty here! C• yo. sugpst the perfect ma117 645-0032 Mr. c-.. Watch f« grand opening! ' 1· ,,,. " WE ACC.,.FOOO STAMPS I•'• ' /' OPEN SUN. "TIL 7 • LOWEST rllCI I .. YIAlS! CRISPCELBY oa C!LLO CARROTS ------Mua•c Cant•• Pr11en111·0~1 _____ .... Out 'N About Norman Stanley Fish, Chips Challenge Haniburgers .. THE FOUR FRESHMEN SfT AT MARRIOTT llad the events of 200 nnd mun· Yt'ar'( ago gontt :1 lilUc different Iv. the hambuq1cr m1((ht m•vcr ha\c become Amen ca's fa\Orill.' foodstuff. \\'h1ch means. 1( King Gl.-orgl' 111 hadn 'l provoked the colonist..:., \q• might have turnt1d instead to fi sh and chips a s a way or life E\'en so, the rising J.l'Jpularity oJf England's n<1tional dish in this country leaves one to wonder 1f the hamburger can remain on top for another l wo ccntunl'S. Or '" o months -once "urd ~ets around about a new spot in Costa Mesa. T UE PLACE 1s Capt. Mike 's Fish Fry. 815 W. 19th St <in the Vis ta S hopping Center al Placcnlla 1. 645 2875. Senit•e )tels under way Monday throu~h Saturday at 11 a m . SUnda~ at noun A fancy seafood house C:.iµt l\hke 's 1s not Nor. on the othl'r hand, is it a tiny, one item, strict ly take·out operation Above a ll. "hat }OU \\Ill rnmc by is some uf lht• frt•sht•st and t.istiest seafood sold hcrc:abouts Fi s h a nd c hips a r e the mam st ay al Capt l\ttkt"s but then' a re other sl'leellun-; from the briny deep too AddJt1onal choices t o acco m1>an~ your potatoes 1n cludc s hri mp , scallops, oyster s and clams ll freshness c an oo hailed as one ad mirable feature or Capt Mike's offcrin~s tJrld 1t c:ould scarcely be other" 1::.c i.1ncc nonl' of the food is cooked until or dered1, quality and pncl' ha\e to be nott.>d 10 tile sJ1111· 1·H.1t11111 . Onh choice ln•la1ul11• \d11tl'f1sh '" '<tr'ved. And for nnly SI ~ 1>t•r llrckr llhc ::.mall. two p11•t't• 11ffor 111.: 1, the Aml.'ru-.1111 r,111· for f1!.h Jlld chips is bound lo p1t·k up spe~ Add1t10 11 a l f1,h .rnd chapc; ~elections indudl' lht• lat i:1• 1 tout JllN't!:.J, Sl.~IS .. 11111 tht· JUnll)(• 'fl\·e pieces 1. S2 :i~ I\ STRICTL \' tul.t·~1ut -.1.it·<·1.1l 1-.er\ mg up to fh t· J)l'1111lt>1 1-. lhl• bucket of fi sh. S.'< l!I It n111-.1,1s of 20 pieces of fi ,h ft\\' 11nkr.., of thaps and a hJH pint 1•f tJrtJr !-3UCi.' Shrimp and dlli>' "' t.1hb(•ll at s.119 . sc allo~ .i nd d1111-., $2.2'J o~:.ter:. and chip,, ::,1 !I.,, darns and l0h1ps . SI ~!) On tht.' a la c,1rt1· 11wn11'1111 ran ordl'r scallopc; onh . -.1 A9 , O\~ters onl~ SI t'l d.1111 .. 011!) SI 59 r\n t.>Xtra purtwn of fish IS 75 cenh, :.h nm p i ll n nt-.. chips 45 cents C1 .1m t•ho..,, If,.,. "\t•\\ Eng land ::-\\It>. 1.; 1;5 <'1•nl 'I for ...i -.mall howl. , I :!O Im .1 lari.:1· b o w I C 11 I t• ... I .1 \\ p 11 t a t o . macaroni .ind bt'.IO ... 1IJth 1·J11 lw urdt.•rcd b' thl' qu.111t'r h;1lf or full pint at· pnl'l'' runn ni:. fn•m 30 cents I\) St A $!rl't'n saldd, "tlh l'hOI('(' of dreSSIOJ:. I~ !'J(I ('(·nt-. Tht• masterm met and "\ ':1pt ~l1kt.>" of th1~ "ell'onw .1d1lll11.m to the Or an gl' C11u11t\ d1n111g scent' 1-; M 1ke l\l d)ut'i•m•\, .1 fish and chips. ··e'l:pt•rt t'l'l tJ1ol). 1f ont• 1.•x1i.ts on th" -.uh• 11( lht• Allantu• RESTAURANT ~ef f u1ci1111i 01\,\;\\:t-: t"U l"\TY'S fl:-.IE."'I ITAi.i \~ nl'l'.:G l.l'~Cll U :30 to2:30Tues.-Frl. 01:'\'.'i E R Tues. t hru Sun . 5 to 10:30 Entertaining In The l~nge Wed. lhru Su" RICK POTTER ••• BETTE R MA RK yo ur dalebook now for a big Orange Coast entertainment attraction on tht-Lnbor Day weekend. That "IJI be lhe appearance O( the Four Freshmen at the Newport Beach l\f arriott Hotel. This will be a return engage- ment (or the well·known singing group, which played to sellout crowds Inst year . Jt looks to be a r e p ea t for this yea r 's performances, set for Saturday and Slmda), Sept. 4 and 5. The Newport M arrioll lS locat- ed at 900 Newport C.enter Dnve. Heser\'ations -the only way to assure your attendance either e"ening -can be obtained by calhng 640·4000, Ext. 6100. Beyond the Four Freshmen, each night ·s program features anothe r e nt e rtainm e nt lodestone The 17-plece Society for the Preser vation of Big Band Music will play music in the Glen Miller vein. TAB FOR the Saturday night dinner .show package ill $17.50 per person. which includes a New York steak dinner with Caesar sala d a nd baked Alaska. admission charge, dancing and two s how s b y the Four Freshmen. Taxes and gratuity arc inc luded in the package price. On S unday. Septe mber s. patrons have the option of the dinne r-show p ackage or just the !-how and dancing. Admission fee for the latter is S7 .50 per person. Jam Se11lon Sunday 3 to ? "JRa ~uarf~r mnc NEWPORT BEACH'S ORl1'fMAL During The Din,,_ Hourt Wed ·Fri. TONY TORTORETE Strolling Accordlonlat Plays Your Favorilu 283 I BRISTOL, our N<"wport 81¥d., Com1 ~ 751-1871 = = re ;;~\}.)\\ fl)o110'r CROWN HOUSE ~" q.J RESTAURANT 32902 COAST HWY. LAGUNA MIGUEL tAt Ct.-. ¥.;t•y ,.,.....,.. 499·2&28 496-SnJ IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOM':ST AV£. LAGUNA HACH .,.,..~- Ample Free P1rl11rlO 494..9491 752-3558 I IN COUNTY! Vtni1!9o'~ RESTAURANT (Formerly Clsco's} MEXICAN WAICI UP TO A FtESTA OM SUNDAY MOR.HING IRUHCH t:JO to I :30 Featuring Mariachi Trio For Your Entertainment HAPPY HOUR 4 to 7 Guitarist/Singer OMAR From 8 P .M . Tuesday thru Saturday All Wei DNb 75• Mal .,..1tet $I -LArp S LSO 31 SO SO. PLAZA DRIVE SOUTH COAST VILLAGE 556-7990 ~$ :i .. Pay By The Owlce" STEAK HOUSE Mon & Tue. Nite Special 12 oz . Delmonico (New Yori<} comptete Steak Dinner s59s ~----~---------------------Happy Hour S to 7 • Oimlf 6 to l 0 4lllil'lll• SIM~·A-lOH• ~I.Al ••e c~ n.,.s... Celleu S-.IMea. 2530 W. Coast Hwy., Newpon Beach 548-1'77 Dining & Dancing in the Round "THE BOBBY CRArG SHOW" Ent•rtelnl"f T11-.d1y Chru ~llfdeV ~~~ Guest Boat Sltps NOW OPEN MON. thru. SUN. SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 '·"'· 10 3 "·"'· •• ~103 N. BAYSIDE DR .. N EWPORT BEACH DAILY PILOT Fuo y, Aug\ASt 27 1976 0 -'IL Y PILOT C:I Puppets to Entertain TOl\'IGllT, AUGUSJ' Z7 P\JPPETTH£ATE&-Plnoccb1och&rat'ters, 1, 2. 3 ud • p.m. today t.broulh Sunday at Hunt• il\ltOll C nter, 'Im ~~,. Ave., Huntinlton Bea.ch. Free. 'MAGICAL LANO OF OZ' -Puppets Hd perlocmera. 11 :30 a.m., l, 2:30 and 4 p.m. today and Saturday, 12:30, t:ao, s Ind 4 p.m. SUnday •t TM City Shopplnc Oenttr at City Drive o(( thC! Garden Grove Ft~ay, Ora.nae. rttt. GENTllV F AMILY SINGE llS -t'amlly- oriented .son1s, 7 :30 o'clock tontcht Outs 011e hour ) nt the Fountain Valley Recreational Cfllt~r. J6400 Brodthunt St.., Fountain Valley. FfH. Tiii W£1SBE RG -Tonight throulh Sunday at '?be Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Co.st Highway, ttuntinetoo Beach. ss.9600. LETTERMEN -At Knott 's Berry Farm, Buena Park. 'I, 9 and 11 o'clock tonight through Sunday. 8 and 10:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. $1 adults, $2 children. 'TAMING OF T HE SRJtEw· -Comedy, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Pearson Park Theater, Sycamore and Lemon s treet s. Anaheim . $1. 533-5278. LA CRISTIANIT A PAGEANT-His torical s how. 8: lS o'clock tonight, Saturday and Sept. 3 and 4 at La Cristianita Bowl, San Clemente (east on Camino de Estrella to e.nd, continue on dirt road>. $3.50 adults, $1..SO children, 492-1131. -ntE WISDOM OF EVE' -Drama. 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Irvine Community Theater, Bristol Street at Red Hill Avenue, Costa Mesa. $3. 557-7297. CANYON -Rocle group, 8 o'clock tonight at Edison Center, 21377 Magnolia St., Huntington Beach. $1. "THE SUNSWNE BO'YS'-Comedy, 7 p.m . din- ner, 8 :30 p.m . curtain FrJdays, Saturdays and Sundays now through end ol August al lbe Holi - day lnn, Bristol Street al the San Diego Freeway, Costa Mesa. $10. SS'l-3000. AT THE GaEEK TllEATD -Olivia Newton· John, tonlghtlhrol.lghSUnday. STAN KENTON -And his orchestra, 8:1S p.m. to 12:30 a .m. tonight and Saturday at Dis· neyland; T he Stylistics. 9:1S and ll:lS o'clock tonight. $S adults, $2cbild.ren. 'SOUTH PACIFIC ' -Musical, now through Oct 30 at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Avenlda Pko, San Clem ente. $9.!)()·$13.95. 492-9950. AT UNIVEaSAL AMPHITHEATE R - Fleetwood M ac, tonight t h rough M onday; Natalie Cole and George Benson, SepL 3 and 4. Tickets at agencies. ATTIIE HOLLVWOODBOWL-8:30 p.m. each WeTe having aPHRTY. •• at your placel ( __ T_im_es_l_P_la_c_e_s _J nlght : Tchnlkov~ky :;p••t·t.1' ul.11 with Jttfrn•\ Sitftal, p1anhit. tonight. li-1 .1t•I l'h1lhurmomt with r1nchn 7,ukt•rn11111, S.1t11rdu} . chaml>t>I concert. Monday tfrl't' Jdm1i.:-.10111 . 'tolt111,..1 Pinchas Zukerman, 'llws<lu' \lw:.1r1 .ind lfuydn music, 1'hur~dny . t'l\'11 1.1111w, St•pt :! and I Tlckel$ nt us:<·ncit•-. CONTINUING I N I.OS J\N(a;u :s "Tht> Hob her B.-idcaroom." lht'UUJ(h Su111l.w at llw Mork Taper Forum. "1-:quu1'," th1011.:h St•11t 5 ~1t l11t· Huntingt on flu rt ford Th,•;1tt•1. · Thl' \\'11., • through Sc.•pt 11 al the Al11n.1llM111 Th1•:1trr. "1\ Chorus Lin'"" throu~h J>t·cl•mlwr ..it th<' Shu~rt Theal\'r SAT IU>AY.Al'GlST:!tt KENNETH R F.X ROTH lfrmlin,.: h1:-!>ol'lry. t- p . m . Saturday at th<' LJgun.1 Moult1111 Playhouse. 606 Laguna Can~ on Hoad, l.i.t~un.1 ~ach. Donation. Rt>serv.1l1on:.. MJrtu, 4~4-8375 or 494-9550. BICYCLE GRANO PRIX l~·~tn .. amt ends on. Kalmus Street m•ar Redhill A\'\•nue, Costa l\t e~u 8 a .m . to 3 p.m . Saturd ay und Sunday. See l':igl' Cl. Free. DANA POINT CELEBRl\TIO~ lloat parad<> 3 to 4 p.m . Saturday, shdt• t.1lk hv Jim and G101 Hollywood about roond-tht• \\orld sailboat trip, 4 p.m . Saturday; c h1ldrt>n '::. ft:.hm~ r1,nh'!>t1 JO Jo a.m . Sunday ; kite flying on Dana Is land. l to :1 p.m . Sunday. and modl'I ) .t<'hl n•).{allu, 10:30 a.m . Saturday and noon Sund.I). At 0:111..1 Poin~ Harbor. Free. 'NASHVILLE OF CAU•'OKMA' · Countn music review nnd talent :-1how, 11lo1l pm. Satur day at the Orange Count~ F.11r1.:roun1h on Fair Drive in Costa Mesa . $3 GYMNASTICS EXHlBITtoN Hy the Ptemiert• Studio gymnasts. 1:30 and 2 :lO p.m . Saturda~ and Sunday at lluntlngton Cc.•ntcr, 7777 Edin~er Ave., Huntington Beach. 1-h•<'. SUNDAY.AUGUST?! BUDDV RICH And The 01J( Band Machine 8:15 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Sund.ty throu~h Sept. 4 11l Disneyland. J\liio, Bloodslo111• zin<l Dnrolhy Moort· l"Mis ty Blut'"), !) 15 and 11 15 p .111. Sunday through Sept. J. $S adult:., S2 dl1ldn•11 MAllJACllJ BANI> Tht• Strummm)! /\mow., plus Royal Continental {'m:u,, Sunda~ at 1.11111 Country Safan, R800 Moulton l'J1 k\\ ay, Lag~n:i <See T IM ES. Pa~t· cs; Go ahead-Invite the C)Uest5. You provtde the oeor>le- and we'll "Make the part'{' Wtth 11 vanet>eS of del1e1ously different pizza. frostv soft c:1rin.1cs. salads. even naoklns' ~r oues1~ w;n love ME·N-ED'S cnsoier crust, tanQv 5auce and special blend ot sot tastv chee..es Just OIVe us a call Within minutes vou'll be serving ol0tng-hot ME·N-EO'S And. vou·111ove the ease anrJ convenience No mess. No tu-;c. Its all delrvered noht to vour doof-Just In time for the oartv1 l)lua, o1spy salad and COOi ~ t>EM!raoes. 9ntl t & JUST CAU. AHEAD TO FAM LY PIZZA PARLORS ~ ~-.... 6JHMO _,......,. Wl'IY VleW • 1JnC01n 82W2'11 com ... 17U\ft l\atln M&-)136 ~ cnaoman •st. CGMOe 11•uu Glf'dlft CIOW Gaftlefl c;ruw IMS. ee« OI H#tlOt Ss.M'l16 ~ ..... leacnat"811 M7"'1,,. Slf'ltaAnl 11nst01 at Mc:faootn 546-5963 Stantoft lleleh8Mt. )\ mllen of G.aroen CinM 8M!, 192-SSlS TUaM Of TMI cef'NIY MCOA M41MC ~ TMI • u.MM .. Shwa ,.,..._ M 0..-TM W.W $0UPS+lAUOS+.........S Williams Anthology Set WINE COMf TAY ou.-DAILY SHCW.S Wine 254 l)er gi.a dunno Auoutt WllA , ... C8fTa COSTA MBA ....,ATHAllOe ..,......_,..._. •1t.1171 Real tantonese Flld Who 's afraid or V1r1lnla Woolf? Saddlebac:k CoUeee, •P· parenUy, now that t.he ector play· me George In tbe Edward Albee masterpiece baa bea> forced out the cast by U!neu. The c:0Ue1e oriclnally planned to liaunch lta new theater seasoa ~pt. 8 walh rour performancts ol • 'Wb o'a ACr iald of Virainla Woolf?" but the withdrawal ot actor M lc bael Hubbard n«esaitated a drutlc change in pl<tns. Rather than replace Hubbard STAG wlth another ac:tor on abort notJce, director Warret\ Deacon CHINESE CASINO put Plan B Into operation. He re-surrected one of bia own pro- 111 21st Pl., Newport B.ach ORi.t.J.fW jects -"All the Lonely People: "-,. M~ ~w....._. u.tll 1:00 ..-. the Personal World ol Tennessee "-======0 ":": 1 :' -='=·=,.=··=-=,.....=====~-Williama " -which ls currently '" in rebeanal ror a Sept. 8 opening. IUST ONE VISIT••' Um· ',.,, •1111 y .. 11·11 lk' '"''"' '"' nJ 1l11u ~l'\U \'\ \ •• •h·• "'"•'"""It"',,., ..... nl ut :-i.•ullwn1 t..altfun1i.. . .. lu r•• ~uu •·un •"UJUY -.u• •ult nt J•t::ff. ~IA'· \R~tf.Nl.\N, 4;U .U1. & Rll~~I.\ 'Ii .,.,., , .. 111,..... ... .. ··II ,.. ,\'ft:tUC\111 & ("O~l~t:,T\I., 111- ~•u•·. \ 1--tt II• •Ut\ tlUW. LUNCH-MO.. to Fri. t I :JO to 3 D'---- 7 -1&-.-O\\~£ _..... ~ O«IL\T\U Dinner Menu prices start -$4.25 111t.llfC>wcw'9 live entertainment i .... '""' s- :A PACANA Restaurant \ 600 Newport Center Dr., Newport leoch , • (in Newport Center ncrou from Fash'°" Island) ' for ReMrvotion1 Call: 640-7502 flU VAltOA!CO '.ulCtNG MNOUfT 'AOUTlfS (10 .. 100) Dining Car Restaurant "THE snow provides a fascinating evening and brin&s together elements ol WU11ams' plays, prose and poetry. some ol whkh are set to original m~lc," Deacon says. "I think it provides real insight into Williama u a man and as an artist. often blur· ring the line between the two." "All the Lonely People" originally wa.s staged by Oe•con in December or 1989 at the Open End Theater in Newport Beach. Three members of that troupe - David Paul, Betsy Paul and Saundra Mathews-Deacon - will appear in the Saddlebaclc p r oduction , joined by Kim Winget, a former Saddleback drama student. Performances or the Williams & Station Saloon SUNDAY BRUNCH . I 0:30 to 3:00 Five Selected Items Starts with A Cocktail and ends with a beverage (non--alcoholic) of your choice LOCATED INSIDE THE IACIC OF SOUTH COAST PUZA llUSTOL STllHT & SAN DllGO NEIWAY -COSTA MISA ~ =-=-J antbolon will be CiVOl~. 1-11 at 8 o'eloclt 1n Buildina Ren I.he umpus of the Mlallon Viejo school. Advance reservations are belq ta.ken at 831·9'7001 extmslon 2ISS. ••• A Nt1MBEll OF Ora.nee Coast performus an 1M•olvedln'a flne production ot WUUam lnC•'a "Pic:nlc" for tho Ana·ModJeaka Players of Anabe.lm: The show wUJ &Ive Us !inal pe:rfonnancea tonight and Satur<Uy. Laguna Beach 's Joe Pawlak ls exceptionally strOQC in the lead· · In& role of Hal, t.be driller who cbaoces the lives ot several peo. ple in a small Kansas town. Patricia Burson of Fountain Valley is first rate in the ooe- dlmensional role ol the embit· tered mother of two teen-age girls. Tbe characters ol Rosemary and Howard In the subplot In· "olvln1 a eouple ol awkward, middle·aCcd l o vers are partJd.larly well intupr~fd by Diana Lincoln and Alex Koba. the latter a well known dlr~OC' on the Oranae Coast. Ot.lw:r lm· preulve performances coma from Susanna Tobie as the overly beautlrul older airl and Kitty Judie as her tom boy slatu. JEAN KOBA, also wt.II known tor her productions at Huntinaton ~acb and Lacuna, directs with an eye, toward captu.rlnr lhc sensous nature or the somewhat dated play, and her performers for the most part reveal the Inner frustraUon of their characters. ''Picnic:" is being performed at the' Loara Playhouse, on Broadway between Loara and E\.lclid avenues m Anaheim. with an 8 o'c l ock cu rt ain . Reservations are being taken at 533-5278. 1V to Look at Laguna Lacuna B each journalist· novelist Leland Cooley ho6t.s and narrates a personal look at Lacuna Beach and the people who live and work there on "Laguna Buch Art Colony." 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on KOCE·TV. Chan- nel SO. : On the program, Cooley in· terviews Richard Challis of the Challis Art Gallery in Laguna Beach and discusses with him the functions or a gallery. how galleries help promote artists and the different reasons why people buypaint!ngs. Cooley also talks with portrait painter Leslie B. DeMiUe and gives viewers some insight into the creative process or both writer and painter. LUNCHEON from 11.95 SllVtd 0117y 'til 4 P.M. 11271 '•lflc: c-Hwv. H111\llntilon •tc11•(2131512·1321 3801 E1Cot1t HilltweY N_,.,, a....• 1714117~ HALIBUf • ABALONE • LOBSTER • STEAKS Jood wilh good \·ibmlions ... ~ C7 I 41 54M12Z ~ ~ 1: FANT ASTICO e K TD +f T EC R+I J>E <>ft dehcious nnlurol ingredi Pnls preporPd fn1sh ond frogronl Ly worm. gentle people ond seNed wilh smiling rhorm hom11mode ire ~niom. homrmnde brrnd I Irr sh rru1I pi11:\ 'if dtl.t m4lf.:uwf.d. {rt,~ 'ff' UJ·. Dave Lewis Entertaining Wednesdays thru Saturdays For your added · enjoyment in the Lounge try a delightful iced bowl of shrimp or our famous clams casino Oordo biz 333 Bayside Dr. Newport Beach 657-5111 The ~lvet Turtle Is A Rack Of Lamb. 'fhe Velvet Turtle is iced ~azpacho ,) la Seville and hot sourdou}{h bread. It 's Australian lobster tails and abalone almondine. Thick, juicy prime rib and rich Bavarian chocolate m o us$e. The Velvet Turtle is 16 enticing cntr~. All delicious. All very sensibly priced. In Newport Beach, acro.<s from the MJ:irriott on Newporr Center Drive We.st. 644-531.1. We honor AmeriC4n Express(}) other mojar credit cards. p~-573.12n2 2721 C. ~011.sfllwy. THE mon. thru sot. 11.1111 1111111:1111 ond sun . '1.llll lill 10:00(, gomnn'll•mlor · FOUR FRESHMEN Cl.~IETY FOR THE PRESERVATION 9J OF BIG BANDS •Two complete ihow1, Saturdl'( and Sunday •New Yort Sttak Dinner fteturint Caesar Sllad g, Balctd Alask1 •&..t.lnment, dlnntr and dendng. only S11.SO per penon ,,~Bedttt• .tt\orrao ~" -·---·-o. What CAN You Get lor·adlme these days!! COMPLETE LOCAL SPORTS REPORTS I DAILY PILOT Actor Shaw: part of a big-name cast lost m an unsubtle, weakly plotted movie. Film Buckles Under Swash b y KATHE IS. TRACY Ot '"' O.lly ...... lt•lf "Swa.shbucklcr"' wlll glve you a name cast and lots of action. It won 't give you a meaty plot or good act1n1:. wh1ch lS perhaps why so few ptrate rilms are madl'. Robert Shaw is the hero swashbuckler who risks his life and ship for a pretty wench, played by Genevieve BuJold. J ames Earl Jones is one of his cohorts who spends most of his time flashing broad toothy grins. Other pirate~ mcludc such TV personahties ·as Geoffrey Holder , the un- cola and rmg-around·the-collar man, and Avery Schreiber, Donto"sprimetasler. The good guys (or is it the bad?> comprise Beau Bridges as the mBJor. who appears to be stifling inner laughter every time he delivers .his Imes. and Peter Boyle as the: cruel tyrant, who acts as if he S \\ allowed a bad egg. NI NETY-F IVE percent or the film is swordplay as the pirates escape one close call after another Polite insults arc constantly thrown back and forth und numerous vengeful promises are made. There 1s little qwet dialogue in this production -conversations are yelled out ,as if everyone were deaf. '"Swashbuckler" also boasts the largest ensemble of lau~hing characters ever. Even a SO-foot drop over a cliff is a laughing matter. So Is the destruction or an enure marketplace. And the poor merchant victims don't even get mad Someone. however . must have forgotten to tell Miss Bujold not to be so serious. She seems out of place and this becomes funny Tbe thin plot. the half-hearted suggestions of debaucher~, the· tedlOUS good nature or the ensemble and the lack or any boal·to-boal com- bat makes this a very juvenile film But it •s rated "PG ... ~olden u;-?J~~s~ ~~ Sl:Jragon ·-_:: GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN OfSHE5 Specializing In Chinese A l a Corte Dishes LUNCH•OIMNER DAILY Food 10 Take Out 11 :30 AM. to 10 P.M. 2t1J ............. COSTANalA '42-716Z • 646-ttl I Drop By El Matador Say Hello To Marcial TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S FIMEST MEXICAN FOOD ( •. , .. Lw.Att1«»1I Now Se1v1ng American & Meiucan jililil '8reakl3'>1 from 7 A M Sat. & Sun . • l·o.ityLU~~~H 1 ',. ~ ~t:• ~·' • $1.65 I COMPUTIE OIHHHS FaOM U .10 to U .40§ r:::-1 1761 HIW,OaT ILVD~ C.M.•64$.JUO ,..,~ "> ~ !jl ... 1 lo.. ,. , .... ,. t i ~ ..., Mon.-rhur 10 to,' • HI ' SM . Sun. 1AM10 12 Midnight ~ I II 1907-09 HAUOlt ILVD. I COST A MESA 541·7122 t 1-----couPON·-----· TEMPLE <;ARDlNS ~· ; Q-HN6~ lle1faMrant ~~~:::;;;:.?! LUNCHEON AND DIMMER DAILY S,.Clal Lmdt1• Mftt $2.10 Monday thrl1 Fnday 11 30 10 1 :30 RICl<SHA COCKTAIL LOUMGE Featuring E~ot1c frop1c::\I Drink'\ I 500 ADAMS ... Herlterl COSTA MISA $40.107 140·1fZl All4. hi Gter•11 G,. .. 12ZOI HOOICHUUT ••• e...,_ .. , u1.1020 .. · I I TIMES, PLACES. • • (ft'om Pa1e CS> Hills. $t.9S adulu. $2.95 cblldrt"o 3-11. Includes tour ol w ltdllf • part. a.ASSJCAL MUSIC -South Coel Cha mb(>r Orcbest.ta. 4 p m . &!nday at South Coast Plan. Bristol SlrHl at the S&rl Dieao Jo'tt cway. Co$ta Meta. Pre~. GYJllIHANA HOME HOW -3 p m. Sunday ln the Recreational R1dtn Show Rln&, Lakeview and £uclld streeu. Jo'Ullerton. Free. OPERA DOUBLE BILL -"I Pagllacci" and ••Gtanni ~hicchi." prneoted by Lyric Opera As- sociatJon of Oran1e County at Laiuna Beach Hitb School Auditorium,~ Park Ave., Laguna Beach. 3 p.m. 5'.tnday, 8 p.m. Tuesday and 'Tbursday and Sept. 4. SJ.$$. 4tC.-0708 or aaendes. MONOAY.AUGUST3' lllNGFJSH -With Grinderswitch, Monday and Tuesday at The Golden Bear. 306 P acific Coast HlCbway, lluntlngton Beach. 536-9600. BAND CONCERT -H~ Brandon and his band. 9 p.m . Monday at Fashion Island, Newport Beacb.Free,ouldoors. T UESDAY,AUGVST31 *PACIFIC OVERTURES· -Award-winning Stephen Sondheim musical , Tuesday through Oct. 16 (limited engagement> at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Center. 13S N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles. Tickets at agencies. TAHITlAN DANCE CONCERT -Taini Sherick In Las Vegas The following shows are scheduled ror the coming week in Las Vegas. AU.Ai>IN-The Platters (9/1·9/4) CAESARS PALACE -Johnny Carson, Phyllis McGuire tends 9/11 : Frank Sinatra I opens 9/2) FRONTIER Bob Newhart, Peter Marshall (ends 911 ! ; Juliet Prowse, Foster Brooks (opens 9n> R . LAS VEGAS HILTON -Perry Como, onrue Prophet MGM GRAND -Paul Anita IUVIEBA -Carpenters , Ed McMahon SAHARA -Jerry Lewis. Abbe Lane (ends 9/1): Tony Bennett Copens 9'2l SANDS -Wayne Newton. Dave Barry. Jive Sis· and her dantt'rs, 8 p.m Tuesday lo lhe Suta Ana CoUeie outdOQr ainpluUleater, 11\h a.od Bristol streeu, Suni. Ana. )o"ree. WEJ>NE OA\',SEPTEllBEll l PETER PAN P PPET SUOW -2 1.tnd 4 p.m . Wedne6day t hrough Sept. 6 ut Huntington C~ter, 7777 t.:dmaer A~e , llunungton Be•ch. Free. TRAVEL FILM -··Muico's Fasclnat.1n1Town.'l CJI lndcpendent'e "T· JO p m Wt'dnesday at Santa An• College PhllUJ>ti Jlwl, 17th and Bribtol :streets, Sanla Ana . 1'h~. THURSOA\', S£PT£MBER? BOBBV GOLDSBORO -At Knott 's Berry l''arm ln Buena Park. 8 and 10·30 p.m. Thursday: 7, 9 and 11 p.m . Sept. 3·5, If Bn~ 10 30 p.m . SOpt. 6. S4 •dUlts, $2 children. •'IUDAV,SEPrF.MBEJU OllANGE STREET FAIR -Booths on an in· tem•Uonal theme. Wtth entertainment and food from Scandinavia. Mexico. Italy, Ireland, Germany and J apan. vanous tlmt"S Sept. J·S in Downtown Plaza (mtersection of Chapman Avenue and G lassell Street , Or ange Free grounds •dmissioo. ters PLUS THUNDERBIRD -Dick Lark Show (ends AIRPORT 1978 ~8::/'Z9=! ;::S=a=m=V=an=e=, =C=ar=n=e=~;t;;;;;cDo;;;;;;;;;;w;e;;;ll;;;;(;;;;<>pe~n;;s;;8;;/3;l~J ~::;-I -.>N.-fltt MIDWAY-...00 SAT.-SUN, MID'WAY-..:4S.t:OO I NOW AIRPORT-1:00.11:10 AIAPOAT-.2:4$.7:00.ft:1S ATIULY SINSATIOMAL . 'SHOW!!! ''""" ......... '""·····~· llOSH.1tlrtttll1 Ht. .,,.,_.,,,, f 114 I l>f."'4 EDWARDS CINEMA HAUOltAT ADAMS COST A MESA 546-3102 B 0 ft a hilarious outrageous B WHITE formerly Wtth THE PLAmRS AHO R A y LOWDON ENTfRTAINMENT AND DANCING Tuuday thru Saturday 9:00 P.M.-2:00 AM. 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THIATH t----c 4 YISUAL 4HD SOUND uru11Mc1 "GO FOR IT' C0&.01 ll'GI TH~TH 11----t MH.StMOM'S "MURDER BY DEATH" AHAU STA• C4ST COlOl ll'GI David Bowie "' 111] The man who fell to Earth Ptua ''Fantastic Planet" "PACIFIC ~ OVERTURES" The()rtglNI New York Company P"H•ftt9Cfby The Los Angel .. <(';;.,;. cY /ti! Q,w,r "-.o fO• n-MMA•teAL MTSTaY TOClr INI 'TNI IJJLOe WMO NU -.UC:I WITM , .. JU• "(~--- THE CITY St1()Pl'INaAM•t U4-J91 I 11.\ CITY CENTlt CINEMA!> .. SA FlllWV CMANCHUTElll lX I O 0 . fAWV CCITV 0111. £X.I '11U'TUHWOltLO• "PH4Sl IY" IPGJ .. THf SHOOTIST" '1'0SSt" trGI "SHAWDOW OF THE H4WIC" ~ "DRIYE·IH" lf'GI St->al Prtce 12 30 10 2'00 p.m. Inn,. S-. a SI .H . ()pen Doily 12:30 p m. .. MUIDH IY DEATH'" IPGt "ILAClltlD .. MEL llOOl(S .. SILIHT MOYll" IPGJ "HAlltY&WAlTa GO TO NEW YOU" .. ROllH AHD MillOH .. IPIGJ .. LOGAN'S RUM'' CPGI .. FANTASTIC PUHIT .. "GO FOa 11" INt "FANTASTIC 'lASTIC MACHtNI" ..ST. tYls• CNI ''MAGNUM l'Olltcr ,., "GUS .. CGI •G1tl1ZL Y ADAMS• * DAILY PILOT (TV DAILY LOG) I PRIDAY. I I I . 9:00 a ~ ()) (J9i Gt "'-' • ,_e lost a MM!.: ''ll.ttl• ,.,. .. (ldw) '!>4-81.an lltilh, llobt1t lly111, CI) Uttlt Anc1ts a (lltJ ()J) OIJ • frleeid• OJ CNltry ·-m c.r1 ..... -9:»-• <m CD Cl) S.., Dee 8 U CIHl9 G._ .. ._ (l)llltM:"TlleC......tl .... Ctlstt".'(tdt) '48-Soa)I He111. Mttllatlll#~ 8S....SIJ..t 10:00 G cm CD (J) au..1111t ,._, 1101 Cll 9Gf"-C fl .. -•ca CJ)> as........, • ... .._..i. ... ._.... (•dr) ·o-oen1 Atdttd, M11i. lOlt A, Jeff Challclltt • • ... •• ~Stnet' < .. -> 'SS-Randolpll Scott e Motlt : "fht•H SHl ., QIU" (COlll) '54-Spllt lom , Buddy H~tll. "'All·A•lllUI , ....... u., t\nJIJ AIJJ .-... ..... -10:30- llO CIJQf G....., • ll1tl1: CC> "Ill .... ""'' nnt" (wn) '66-Clen Su1111, hr· IMlldo Swllo. l ~J.:.:'wc._ •••••••t****"ulf Movill**! KOCE Television (50) • X·RA ED AD • •·•·•AutACOUNTaYMILI 11• OttANO•COUlfT'YIUMMllt • MOWIHCOSTAMISA • i 1u M IST&tt 1tooa1u• 1:" •H"INOTON WHI( '" • BEL-CONGO MOTEL • :.:;a:::=~ .... .,. :~vi:,~l.LSTltHTW~llC • Jt . •-C:llC:C#T C0l04t TY• WA• l•S • ,,. •1.ACTltlCCOM,AMY ,, .. Olt•AT P8ltl"OCll,MAllCIS1 Jt Q.0,._ • ., .... 7. t:a VIU.AA .... tta JaQtl • 2665 HARIOlt IL VD. • 14~ 1:• ••••l.u•-••IA •·• MVILHY• * 'llr * * * 11r * * * * * * * * ft****. 1lt • * * * li» 'AC•IOflAUT\IMllt 11;a ltOHltTMtcNllLltlNltf .. ·~ ., • ; " • • :-.. • . .. . . .. .. • .. .. • . • .. . .. . . • . . .. 3 ' 1• I .· ("6 DAILY PILOT Fr1d.1y Au<JUSI 27 1976 Kiss: Excess Gimmick 8y MIK E PA K E \1C11 Of .. .,..,, ~ .... S&.ttf )(jss. the 1htter set·& 11hock troops , pounct.'d onto the 1tage last ""°' da y evening a n d transformed Anuhctm Stadium into a demt-nll'd dreamlnnd of 11pec1uJ ef fects that should have ht-en rated I for Im matur1t Audwnce!. If nothing e l.se. tht- ~how proved thut lh1·re ' .tlways a pla(·c in rlll'k for aub-average mu111 1:1ans who can grasJI a g1mm1ck und run it into the ground with financially i.ucct'!>S(ul r,• suits not a \'ery iood ooe at that. Even Grand FUnk can offer more in the "'ay of voe al and mus.ic a1 h11.rmoo1c6. TIIE l ·V EA R·OLD k1d s1tt1ng behind me loade d "1th Kt:.~ suu\•enin. "'as bou.nc· ang an has seat whale has fathl·r looked coofusl'd Don t 111.orr}. dad. the kad "'111 gro"' out of at It any compltml'nls arl' to bt: handed out, 1t 's lo Kl!>l> · techn1l'Wn!> who produced the· cffel"l!> :.ind 'anallons on a sangh~ structure Nuecrit's f a!>c1 nat1on 111.1lb feedback and d1stort1on. combmeJ "1th a fault} sound S}Slem. kilted any chdll<'t' .ti succcs~ Montrose ~nd Bob St-aer rounded out the bill presentt'd b.> Fun Productions The pro· ducers provided length} del a> s and hosed the ('r owd near the stage , "ho Wt>re unJble to move berausl' or th1t crush from the reur Sonw Cun. to tht> band"s ability lo o o o E N Os . JUrnp around the :.tage an Rect'lved a plt-uHtnl their enormou:. platform ·thank you" t·nll from shoes without ( alhnR on Pt•tt•r h 1tr s for a '\H•ll Thecrowduf'10,00l <ul Lhe1r.ixes11e guH<IT!>I \Hil l en .rnd cont'l!>l'" SIO per ticket I roan> N S!> IS the t.> pe or band re\IC\\ or his ulbum th<'St' fo ur clo" n!. :.port the Tubt.·s salmte :;o li\t'll Slrdllge thing 1:;. J raJli."<i mg hideous Kabul..1 IJki: 1n their ··While Punks on the album a turke\ and makeup smashed their Dope·· segment The d1f rererrf.'d to J\ er:;'' 01n• as "a~ lhroul(h a 'ct of an ferencc 1s the Tubes can a co). :.amperan~" hme 11ocuou'> a11<J unantt'lllg1 pla} basic rock with b I h h Eith er l vl'r!> 1-, 11 e 1g t•nt·r~' t:i:.t e. creat h ·1t\ and matl'raal Slri pped of humor · masorh1:;t or he ap- thc1r coslumt"> and Jl' Ka&!>, on the ulher precaates fine " rating At compan}ini.: ~mnl..t• hand , offered the any rate. h ers 1s nO\\On ..,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I tour and I w 1:-.h him the tw n bombs. f ashing l1~ht!>, nutritional\ alue of a hot best of luck Like all ft...._'loo~ tt·~ Q C'(plodang drum sl1<k' bowl of stt'Jm ~-•1 1'a 1 and nam<"i Ki ss I' rt· Guitan:.l Ted '.':ugent ne"'comers, he s going to '\~~· • ~ -,. \l•aled JS JU'>l another prt>ceded K 1s:. w 1th a need it -~ /• routine boog1t• hand And ted aou ::-. ex e r e 1se in .-::T=-:h,.-e---=h-o_m_e-=t-o_w_n __ _ ---~m usical self-abuse 11.Js CHORUS LlnE ... ,........................... four-pu.•cc band started newspaper for all ''""'""'"""~ ..... ,. off w11h a n effeet1H.· theOrangeCo11t lib 'ii'i\IMi.aililllll r ocker. · ·str anglchold. · · .-.;;. --)·--·-·.omlCey"~ but qwckly lapst'd into is the i1J.1Hi~!MI :: ..... 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COAST PLAZA "AUCI IN WONDllLAND" bW I "~'.°"~';"' 11 N"-1Jt-1 cs-rtis "'·~ , .. u•u• TINEES DAILY AT CINEMALANO '"'1111 '' "" TM. Anclefot ._.,., llefllfld The ""' .. Lodled Dool looftell*'t l vil Uwe c.~~E~~~~~o "IUINT on111NGS" ...... 6MM•• NIOWNN.tlT UI 1611 2100...10 ... 1IM1ll·I01U MANN'S CINEMAlANO ,,,. h tt .. 1., ....... •n1w1 "1U FONDA "PUTURI WORLD" l11141Ua.U -"00 •O• fT" ......... _ ... ,.,,.. MANll'S ,. ~~:':':' ~"" C!~£~~~.!10 "ALICI IN WOHDlll.AND" ll..t ... ·• t» IMI f ···~ )It ....... 4 )~~ . " \o • .,. .. •• ,..,.. c..-. Wi. O"' 1 JO I 4\ 10 IS ,...,'-' J 00·) JO 4 4-.,400 , )0 . 0 ",, \t ........ AI( ... ...._. c .. 1 Dolly I Jt-1 tt-4 IM .. 7 lt-t tt RICHARD HARRIS "THE RETURN OF A MAN CALLED HORSE'' hen more lncndible ... etlft more shocking than "A Ian Called Horse'.'· Lion Dan~e The original Broach' a) company "tit be brouf?hl to L os Angeles for "Pac ific Overtures." lhl' New York Drama CnlH.'!> A\\ ard-..-.1nning mus ical by Steph en Sondht.•1m about tht• opening of J<1pan A hon d unct.• t ll'ft > is one of the first-act h1~hlights The show will run Aug 31 thrnu~h <kt 16 tl1m1ted t.•ngagcm·ent > •H thl' L<t:. Angelt.•:. Music Cl•nter Pavilion 1'1d .. t•t:-. art.• J\ a1lablc at agencie:. 'IV Ballet Filme d "Georee'& llouse,"lhl' last m n series or t.br~ ch oreog r up ht•d .fo r t e l ev 1"o n dunre :.pec1als, air. on "Ow11.•e for Carner a ·· Thursda~. nt 10 p m o n KCET. l'hunncl :?8 "Dun<'l' for Cam'"•rtt ts hoslt•d h\• d11nct•r l'arnH•n dl· l..t \ allatll' Wld I l'l'l'Jt~ St•pl I Ul l pm -' ROBERT SHAW ·JAMES EARL JONES PETER BOYLE 6ENEYIEYE BUJOLO BEAU BalDG~ 6EOFfREY HOLDER #SWASHBUCKLER" .,~.11111m ll!llll l~'EI ~ nil , JIU!l i ,, ,\1 •-J ll Ill ••"'...., !1:111 lUllll I ,, ttilll i:'I"! ~:'' ~i, ~'h~ 11 t•c. l"llOUt CUIW(l sucimn : ... ,. ' ~~ ., ....... •' •liltiU • .... He's got to face a gunfight once more tollveupto his legend once more TOWIN . JUST ONE MORE TIME. l1'"10 ct ~l"' M ~ AlllANIOllCI I/SW f'tocU nan JOHN WAYNE lAUREN BACALL .... A,"\llC.ll lllM "THE SHOOTIST" Cn '>••mn11 RO-. H0\\11\RO ~ Sl.V\ jA.lillS SltWAAI RJCJiAAOllOO'll JOHN (ARRAOINI \CAIM.O.N CROTHtRS RKHARO llNl H1'RRY ~N !>HlRll NQftlH KOi OllltlAN M.,\j( byllMtR 8CANSTUN xrttnpl.oy Mtl15 HOOO ~WAAll-()UI NICI !.(Or! ti1'1C S..\t'CI on 1hfo "OWl by GU.NOON SWARTHOUT l'texlv<('(I by M I IRANKCMCH And WILLIAM Stu iiiii1 OlrKted bY SllC.U le<hno<ob • A r,.lt'rOIW ltdt- 0. ,.. , .. t\ '--'• 1irw•· ..... ,, ===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~=====~~ CO·HIT AT HUNTINGTON-"THE BIG BUS" HUNTINGTON CINEMA tUCH ATB.US, H.t. NEWPORT CINEMAS HUlCOASTHWY.&MACAltll4Ul (PG) mnonOm:nu '4~0760 847·9608 147·6017 Up the ancient stairs, behind the locked door, something lives, something evil, from which no one has ever returned. rr A II Iii . ll .iv~rJ QI KAREN BLACK · OUVER REED "BURfff OffERfNGS" , BURGESS MEREDITH · EILEEN HECKART LEE MONTGOMERY . DUB TAYLOR . emE DAVIS . ~ ...,. ~ ... W'll w.t f N<U'I • r~~ 11~1 Ii • ' "''™RI IJWl'm • ., ... A J V ''• ·Elton John Finishes Concert Tour By LISA ROBINSON ~lton J ohn's final ~ladason Squ.are Garden concert <and perhaps hlS last for a year or sol was p~rformed amidst an £'mot1onal air or ex· uberanct' and sadness. @~h Tops in Pops @ v. hispered, I '\t' alv. .1~' told Bernae thdl th•' '' th\' be,l :.on.: ht' :. eH·r v. rllll'n, but hl• r dww' to behe\t' me " h.!s n I pcrforml•d 1n somt.> t1ml• rlo,,eh ll1d hc mass this·• .. Y l'jh · ht' cir J\deJ slO\\ h hut not 1111 lull~ · · Starr members, mu.si- <-tttns and friends wen~ in tears at Lhc s how's finale Decausc 1L represented tht' end at leust for u '4h1lc or \II hat has been considered Elton's finest band. But the mu$ical joy and l'nergy was s hared by an audience or 20,000 ~ho ::.tomped , cheered ·•?d sang along with roc~·s master showmwi a§ hl.' tOl>sed has Carmen ~hranda·Sl>qu1ned Jacket llllO the crowd, took off hl"I T shirt and danced on stage "'1th s t affers dressed an vcj!etable cos- tuml.'s made or foam rub- bt'r WATC'lllSG Elton ftom thl1 Sid(' or the Stage was pal Alice Cooper, "'ho had Joined E.J . and .Bt·rnll' Taupan on stage the n1~ht before for a chorus or · 'Saturdav Night " \An additional on·stage guest for the last of the tv.o Garden s hows wus ··Pink Flam· angos" drag-queen star Divine, divine an a silwr- sequi ned s h eath a nd black bou!fi;nt w12. l Alice w ore putched jeans and a blue "Dance· Ten : Looks-Three'' T· shlrt from h 11> ravonle show, ·'A Chor us une " He was tanned. very thin ('"I'm 126 pounds," he told me J. and said he was in Nev. York to see his dentist. "Dr. G reenblall. ·· Alice t"onraded. "i:. m arvelous. He gave me three new teeth after l accidentally got hil in the mouth v. ith a microphone :.t and And they don't look too fake," he said, dasplayang hts be autiful nev., v. hale choppers and showing ofr a square gold wedding band at lhe s ame time . ( Bnde Sheryl "'as back home an LA 1 As we v. alChl•d Elton sin g "Ph iladelphia Freedom .. ror "t•ver.vone _ ... , ...... ,., eo '°' ""' '""IC Vl11Ano..t_111 _,,. ----· ,__ . _, ......... 1ootlll'n&GIN ""' -· • rUTVllWOILO "' "'lit. MYITtltOUt MONTlll 1N1 -· , __ •-• -uMeo• _, ......... MllWAT 1111 IOOITll COOIUIN , ... i9iiC ~-iMi'.il"""' .. ,,, .. " llo\MOll ... -~ ..... let. • ~--Mt to • "" OMNOI onv.-111 t a 2 ...................... ,,.......,.. __ l'...ity ,11111,,....1 ..... CWGNI _,_,._uwn"""n --·-LOOANI IUH ""' CHOllN IUIYIYOU "' _,, __ .... IMAOOW .. TMI MAW1l ,... "'"'. DllYl-IN 1"1 -•'9<1 e Ul-l -· ··-"" OMIN 111 1NT11 nu ""1L ,., . . lfM .... MAN CALLIO MOlll "' f\llt. ~f & Llttft'JOOT !II __ ... .,,,.. ... -" rUMI WOILO 11111 •t wtl\I' rooo Of TMI 0001 ""' ---·•-••n• IUINT OfHllNll ""' f\ut. TtltOI MOUN""" -Wt'10teu.ullll110U ,, .. 9MOC)Tllf """ -· '°611 .. --11.mMOVM .. ---IAH ILUI MAllNI ""' ... "",. ............ 1.......,..,........t ..... _ .......... - MWI WOll.D ,. .... _.. 8IMl 1""" IN 1VoU 11t we never ment1011l'CI on lhts tour." fan:. who n· cognazcd Aht'\' came UI' to ham tu ask for auto- graphs. WHEN F.LTON sang "'Your Son g." Alice Tilt' crowd v. cnt com pletdy berserl.. .at tht• ver; end of the i.hov.. it v. as us Ir un t'Orlhquake blruck the plact' Th~ floor shook us I 't.I ncH•r felt It do before. .uuJ I watched Alice v.ho A NOlft.STOP tlGH ENERGY FREEDOM TV wilb,.., llMJ w6t llitt witJI ,,.._,, ··1 don 'I ~o lo that 111 u 11' ('(l n c ,, r I '. " IH· uddl-d I! \\ oulrl bl• llkt• ~ ou v. ald1111i.: soml'l><Kh E'lbt• v. nk I tool.. out .11 till' audll•nl't' .mt.I U11n~, 'Oh, 1::-that v. hat it look~ like"'" '"Tlt[ DAY OF TltE DOlPMIN' TAKES OFF LIKE A IWING FOREST flRE. WITH A Tltlllll A MlllUTE. THERE IS STILl MAGIC JN THE MOVIES." 'itr.. ..... A VISuAl AHO SOUNO DP£A1£HCE1 GEORGE c scorr .. ..... ,....,.... ~ ... .>.ipw ... ,,, ... , •• .. MIKE l\ICHOLS I ., . -.. ......................... . ... _ ....... ._. "'-·· ..... _ ........... -THE DAY ii'lr DOLPHIN 0. ............ -...... .....,.. .. ,... ......... :-·~·=~::;;..:..:··:........l-------- MO~RI 7 1~10 45 SAT-SUN l.~7:U 10-.50 edwards MESA CINEMA MON-fill 8 SS SAT-SUN 1 4~5:20 '00 .. lWPOll'T IUD. AT 19TH ST. COST A MESA 6'6-S02S "ONE OF THE GREAT FILMS OF OUR TIME!" -ART MURPHY. VARIETY "AMONG JOHN WAYNE'S FINEST FILMS!" -KEVIN THOMAS, L.A. TIMES WITH C'WIN'HC t-.il't'""' ~ 41'-\'• 1'.\ •t" 11"(''-""~ JOHN WAYNE LAUREN BAQ\l.L "THE SHOOTIST" JAMES STEWART • RON HOWARD RI CHARD BOONE• JOHN CARRADINE SHEREE NORTH •HUGH O'BRIEN CO·HIT AT CINEMA WEST ANO VIEJO POSSE "STIRRING! ONE OF JOHN WAYNE'S VERY BEST PERFORMANCES!" JANE MASLIN. NEWSWEEK ''POSSE" 1:111 DOUQLAI ma 111111 ( wtufl~~~~J~,Lm Wt\INI" Clt"fll 111 UU -----[ CINEMA CENHR 1 M•tlOl•fU4M\ COUU11111U• I MISHllO!,~'!!!!' '!!:'1411 ~CINEMA VIEJO "1 \ O llff•'•fTOl•hl I Ml\\ION VllJO llO·•"!J Orange Drl11e~irt-<:o-Hlt "THE GIANT SPIDER INVASION' The crowd cheered and stomped as Elton John ended his last concert -tor a while Charles Bronson is Rav St. Ive He'· clean. Hr'· mt'an. He\ the gO.,t>rn,ern. A NON-STOP HIGH ENERGY FREEDOM TRIP with super stars who flirt with disaster! INSANE! A VISUAL ANO SOUND EXPERIENCE! I A Wilt Chamberiatn Hal Jepsen Presentation of a World Entertainment Release PG Written by Ntil Rapp• Produced by Paul Rapp and Richard Rosenthal Directed by Paul Rapp • Executive Producer Wtlt ChambPrla1n •••••U1-un ..,_tllek<lr "•H e U 1 ·SllO e SltNllu"' D/1 e U•-7160 Cllt Ce111re e 6J4-)ff1 e Wttlmlftlf•r Melle "UtU ON• Mell •• U J..OJ•o•le11ttt c .. ,, Cln• .... • t.to..os• '-lelA v.n.,. ,._. U•· uoo • W•'llt' D/I • 147 ·IHI CB CA r P1 Pero Pottery Displayed Galleries/ Exhibits PRF COll \181 \' l'O'T'Tl:Jt \ l'ron1 l't•ru 11011, tbrou h lh I ., •'' '1 lil (1111.u rs :\luscum. ~2 N '\1 uan SL . ~.inlJ \11.1 't .1 111 tu Sp m Tuc,c!J\ ~.itun.IJ\, I tu .'> J• 111 :-.Unol,I\ 'I i 111 Ill 1• 111 \\ cd 11t'o;d;.i\-. .. 1111 'I h11r 1IJ\l'> t-1 \ • t'f-"iT .<\\\Jo: 1 .. \1 H 11u1t11 ... r 111 I''". 1111"' thruui.:h Sc•pl II ,1l IS. .wh ll1111lt' 11of .11111 \ll,inla AH'lllll'. llu111111•'t4'l1 11<"11 h l•I ,, ni 111 11 I• m d.uh °S:! 50 ,11l11lh I '4) l l11litl I'll AR.<;Tlt \( r t•,\IVr""" II\ \\J1k l.t•\!>ln t11d•I\ 1t1 r11u~h sl "' ·'' H tho ll1111l111t.!l1tll Jh JI h L1h1.1n lnl111111.1llu11 .md 1 ultur.1 1 H1·-.•1u11 ,., Cl'nter, 711 l 'I J ll•1•r t "I I I 11111111• t 1111 lk .1l'11 '.\ .. u ri tu tl pm M oml.1\ 11 .1 111 111 'I 1• 111 '1111· dJ\ Thur-.tl..i\ 11 1 111 111 •1• r 1 I 111!,I\ .111d '°lalt11dJ\ Fn•1• . p II () T 0 c' K " I' ti I ( ... • !'>HI .11 II ·" ,, 111 ' vo.,11•r11al1•111., .11111 pr 111h ti' H11h1 rt H1111th . Thur:.dJ\ llir11ut!l1 ~·pl 111 .11 l>t ··~·11 1<1·1·, d1•J C.1lkn r.111 '\ ll.11hor 111\11 t-'ullt 111111 111 J m t•H• pm '1111111,1\ "·•Ill• 1\,1\ It• 1 • l>ll1111 l•1r .1111:.t I lo I p 111 ~l pl 11 I· r • 1 M 111111.11 7 111 ~ p m ~pt It. l-111 " Sarah Miles and Kris Kristofferson are a white hot romantic team.'' . . . I 1111 '" 1111 911 11/1 "' rvl11 n/11rt nf all ...... --•• ._,,. ... " u AUDREY SEAN HEP8URN CONNERY (PG) "ROBIN AND ~1AR1AN ••• • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " COAST t1WY AT MACARTHUR BLVD. • NEWPORT BEACH • 644 0760 Everyone 1hop1 Dime-A· Lin••· . -. Saturdays, In the DAILY PILOT DEEP THROAT® The Devil in Miss Jones Adult• Only No On• Unct.r 11 Admltt•d NSS,CAT 414 1141 "'' ...... ..-.... o_ o..., ''''Ill-. Ow•U#.,.1 \ H 'i'fl\ ,\L Of t\RTh :-.to\\ through SundJ~. ti.St• Lu)lun.t l".1n\\1n HoJd Lugunu &>ach ~oon 111 11 :m 11 m d.11!~ ~1th Rallel P ac1f1<·<1 J>t rfurm Jllrt' ;.it '> p m SUndil) SO l'ents <idul(.'), IO 1 t·nt~lhthlrl·n LagunJ Ht>al·h 10 J m lo nHtln1i,:hl 1.l.11h '.ij Ct>nls ~ \\\ Ol !'\T f 1-.l'ITl\'Al. Art., and er arts. no" thruu.:h Su11JJ,, !13!> I 1.1.:un.i C.in~on Rolld, ART·A·fAIR Trt1d~l1011,1l .irl ll• ·• m lo 11 pm toda~ ant.I ~aturdJ' JI .i'I • .., t ....... , lugh" ay. LJ~un u Bt•ach 1-'l l l aws ROY ..... SCHEIDER PLUS DIEYIUSS (PG ) Starril'g Rosmr Rmro "Eastwood creates a magnificent western feeling." M1cnae1 York•Farrah Fawcett-Majors•Peter Ustinov MON -THURS 7 , 5. FRI 7.15·9·30- 11 ·30 A 1·3·H OS 9 10·1 I 15 SUN (PG) (PG) ·Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times CO·HIT AT 9 30 MOST CINEMAS ------- ' 15·3.25·5 35 7 OS·9 SS "CHINO " WESTBROOK WfSTMINSf(I AT llOOUWIS T GARDEN GROVE 530-4401 l.OllfAlllCll Cl-M ISTOt. Ct .. fMA I ......... " ~·•rs '"'• o"'.,. 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Of1)fl1tt. dt•wu'Cf\, NC '°'"'" . ._...,.,~ -· ,..., --------------1.._• Of"lff, IW~IOllVlejo, CA~t fl\lt INtin.n I• (Ol\ ... Ctt<I lrf ... 1 ... .,,._, PUBLIC N011CE Dod!IWU ,.._, --·-· -Ir( TrM\ltf'On .... llW ,..,.. _,, l.i PoKI • .,. SAMII G.t.lUV'S •t:NOIZVOU~ Jl l 111 O•IEATGATSIV"S llE010E~4) THE OATSeY, SI THE G•E.t.T OA UBV S, h i• S FalrvllfW. s..ta ll\it •••tfft"'fnt ••\ fil.O Wllt!it t"t c-., ci.ri. or o ...... C-y "" ""°"" 11, ..,. 0r.,..... eo...ntv, C•lltor"" "''-'"-" .. '" "°"""' .,,,,.,~., ,.,,,, ....... , °'' trlU.' GO,..,,.,. lf"llv•t• H•ttid bkft tor ttw feOowu"I CM\C ritw<d pu.C>t1~ Wrf\lf-. Tf\• CtntttvU••" •• W•h, M6' " Jt.•oc•U.., Tr.c.t l•l'• t09tttwt w 1" ... 6PPW1•n...nl work trw-r•te, •l\ "'°""' 11' .. ,._I •1\41 Ot'l\fl~O lft °"""""-P'O file, Cl rtitwtn9t ••<hon\, a na U)l<C-1H<.•t1""'' II'\ f1I• 'n IM , .. ,"-4 ~ 9.),1. (iftQlr\11.,.,,,.hl CO'OOl•lu'W\, l't(H 0'1••1 S""f't N•wp ott R••Ch C..llfOf'f''• """' n oocvmt"" •'• ''• thl\ r.tuwnu1 In, or~, •lN Mt••n. I 01 '"°""· ~ t.oit<.•f'<.tttOA\ for the .cove d•'<"D•d 1moro .. ernent •ntit+tct 'C.Ontt•ct Ooc..m•"" •M Comtruc: HOit k!«•UUHOtt.J •nO (Oft\INCHon P'tllM for UW Cot\\ttuc hOft of l A ()sc>. Tr•OUCo Co1u-..c1t0Rt •• S.a1d P'~~ tO!t(•fK•t~t m•y tM OVf"(~'WO •t ""-' o lftt• of Boy t• E"o•n••rlft9 CotPOt•h°" 10( \10 00 por WI °"K' ""''' '" m.<M <MV•bl• lo II•• -..ttOll N'tu.e' W•ttr 0111tt<t. Pv•'IWAI to IN l•l>Or C.-ol 1M Sl•lt .. Q h!Orllol, TM -ul!Oft N•_. w ..... Ohtr1ct "'" a\Ctrt••NG ,,..,.. P"W' 11•1l1ftt '•'t of tMt 0•9M •AQIH tll 1r-~al1tf '" wt\•c .. tt\•\ wotliL I\ to be oertormtd to M "" oe••••-a '" u. Sot.1lf\•rn C•IUO""• M.,, .. , LADOt" Aer..,.....nt lu ... -d H\ t~ oittite of t"9 AS\O<.••ttd C..n•t•I Contr.ctor• ot A/fwr•<• Sow1,...tn C4 hforn•• °""""' C.00t1t•of "'-99"9'•f 0t•t1•Hu\9 r•t• al pef' Oj•m .... , .t\ O.lHm~ I» l'-t Ot\ftt<I •tt. O"I tilt •t •h fW1n(•l»J •tte• fll IMnHW\\, to w,t ?HOO LA P~u llttwo .. Utvnie N•9'"4. C..ufv,rl"lil• A',.. ~, .. lly S.<I•"" llll et , ... l - C°* tM(Of'ltr11<tor tn flrMmlN c:.Of\ It.Ct ,_,.,., 1\ •••'0.0 ""'-H PO't • COOT ,...,, •• f •I •4<1\ tob\•tt' tt , .. •fl o. rnaftd•tor ¥ uoon •"V (O'ltr•ctoir •• •"•"' • tO,..triM' I ., • ..,.,ct.d •nd ~ •"¥ \\iOlt.Of'ltrector IJ/l'tdH .. Im 10 ,.., "°' lf-',\ '""' ttw M•O "CTITIOUS BUSIMt:U NAME \TAT[ MINT Tiw follO-t"~ µft .on t) 00tl'Q bui\I nen•i tnlt'"~"'O"•' f;."1t')ftlQI•\\ Ir.<., Ml I Bof'C""rd, ~~I• //Jo,N, (•"I Met• .. llor9u...,11, ,,. Le<>>M9 U..,Cosl•-· n,., w.;ine•~ 1, condu< 19d c.y ...,.. •f't· dlvtci.tal. M<Cr•• ""•'9"'°n TIU\ "•l•-nt •at lilecl wit'-the ~It Clerk 01 Or•no• Co.inly on ~tl,1"• ·-Pu()il ...... OrlnQ<I Cout O•llY Pllol, ""'"'' .. u.10.11 • .,,. ,,~,. PUBLIC N011CE ~ICTITIOU' eu"MIU OIAMI UAllMINl , ... lollo••"9 .,.,_ ,, oolllQ ....... ....... QUI(,~ auo RI! PAI•, t Oll c;....,. Lane, Co•la -·•· CAlllor.W• '1•1' U"t l>tl S•••, JOI A C.OOll a-.11ut, Newport aee<ft, (Allf.,111• '*1 ..,,., bu•.lf"lln\ ., tON9Utlt'O oY "" ,,.... 0t'lfi0.i4• Vfff 0 '1\•• T"f\ •l•l-•"I ••\ fll.0 WIOI U. C-1¥ C•or• ol 0,...,.,. C-1 .,. 1w9<At IO, "'' ,.,..,, -·-()r-c ..... °"''' """"· auq IJ JO 11 af'd \tot J ltl• )<91 1' PUBLIC NO'llCE ,.., .... _1_ l•I• " .. .,....111 ltled w ith tho Q>unty ,,.,,. ol Or-C-ty 911: ~ ~ lt/L "'""' Pvell-Or-Coell 0.ily "'""' °"''" •"9'1•1 ••• ""· L-t Mlll.,- Tteftloter .. w.• .. M-1 aecnwc.._..._ ~.o. ... ,,.. 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CorOl'\ll otl THE TWO OF US, tU.-1" Ne-I Moo•, C.lltornl• '1tlS 11...,., Cost• Mose, C<llllorN• nu1 llNOA ANN C11ElLEL, 41t Mary YOUftQ IC°""IH, 320 W..llNI .._. '"'""' .. , ~·. c.w•-• .,..,.c:o..,_._,.,c.1110•111•'2WI .,.u tt_, .,_ -· no eo.t• , .... IMNrwn "--Ou< led Ir( ....... ""' .. Sl•MI, c. ... 1 ....... Gotlilen\I• GI•-•. "'11 llNOA ANN CH Ell El T~i\ bu\IMH h <O .... U<led by e Tlllt '1•1MN11\ we> llltto-w et llled ... 171 Ille "_, e-1, Cl••ll ol Ore.,.. ~ .,. ,.....,_ Ot ..... C.oeU o.llt "'i.L """""IO, 1'7 .. ....... 1, IJ. tt, ,,, lt l4 JJ».1• ,_ PUBLIC NO'llCE ,....,_ 0<-C.Mll 0.lly l'llOI. """'-ll. JO, JI ..... Sepl.l, "" >41).1• lo, OU! Ml 1attrlllll\ 1 001> m on me llh PUBLIC N011CE .. , OI ~ ........ , ..,. •I , ..... """"''" ---r-IC_T_IT_l_O_U_S_B_U_S_l_N_l_~-S---I~~~ :x:::,.",;:~ !'.,",.':':!:.•::.·~::? NAMI U ATIMI Ml Cel••or,.l•UM1.•l""'•<hll,,... .. 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""°"'' 2Q, at. •NI MOit-.J, 10 ~~.~~:.:i..:.E~O~ T EALUNO t ... , ... ., _, ~ 1,,.,,,,. SN rd of fru,tett U '"•II tH rnnndttor y ""°"' •"• )ncScoop :;~ADENA I API - ~!'!.'echanical arm on ~Ylking 1 lander has SH <.1fttd r•l•l 1e •II 1•00'~')·1--------------Jac-11,.. l A110••· no w.r--• · "" ..... '4UftllftOfOll htcll. c.tll._,ftl• LOSAMIOOS C.t.EANEA~ lllJW 0 C O.U P\I 1 (Of\Hl ('tnr to ... nom • tont'• 1 • P\IOl•\hfd '""9' o~nt " ........... , .... ,..0 ''"J \HIOlt ••\y •·•b(Qllff.t(hW AuQ>J'lf )0, 11.1•1• •~ t Vfld•r f\1'" to 0.)' •\Ot It\\ tf'MH\ the W•t1 , ~J.Ped o ut another • trench on th<' sur· (nt\ol Mars. taking in a fresh s ample of soil for new llfe·detl'cling tests. ·V«king 2, m eanwrule. coolinued in its orbit or tlie Red Planet Thurs· ctat .. photographini; lhe surface where its landl'r is ~et&eduled to dc~Ct'nd Sepl.'3, a point 4,000 rmles from Vik mg 1 Br~ak Dee .. "! SACRAMENTO <AP1 Gov Edmund Dm"n Jr. Is e'-p<•cted !loon to sign into la" an S8S· m i l 11 o n I .1 " r t• I i c• f paMaee for th<' eldcrl\ an~poor It would ell minal<' state income taxe<; for up to 1 l m1llmn Cahformans S40 for !lingle pt>~On" rnaklng 5:;,000 or lt•ss, amt S80 fnr marnt•d couple:. making no more than $10,°000. RISf; ,tdr•nftc•c•K SACRAMENTO 1AP1 ,A high school rC'Corm plan tk11cribe<t hy slate ~rhools r h1rf Wil ~on RllelC u~ ttw ~tale 's m1)St 1mport;rnt 1n n holf ('('f1lury has "on Cmal l(')1slatl\'t,. approvnl ...,,,,m.n .-rHI mtt'Mn1t •'"""'o"'°" by IN"' 1n tM tt••t wttf>ft OI lf\e f01'1f.tl(I TPU• 0.-"•lh ff)t '••Iv•., fo CO'N)ly N r••1t"I II \p.9C1f1fld in 5e<UOl'I tilt •J fl'P lAPlOf (.00· Tht C.ontte 10' \~It O•¥ tr•v.• Mtd \Ubio•\t•nr .. p,.~rn· "'' 10 ••'" tlfVf'm•"' n.·~d to,. u uh• t,_ WOf' ... •\ \wtn l'A-t' t \n1J 'YChl\t~• ~'f't tnt~\ •'• dtllOt"\J ''°' th• .rot•<•&I• <Oltw<hv• 0•"0·"'"'"CI •\l'"'•~h Mtd W t ft1 tf\f 0•0•' 'n'\fl'lt Cf lf\0\J.\lf't"I 'ttt••hon •n H corO•n<• witl\ S.C:ttor\ ttrl • •• tn• l.41Mr (0'1• 4t ..... hon "dtt•tl•O to lN> 0toY'I"'""' 1n \.--,I 01'\\ t111 \ •AO '111 •of lM l .4C>ot coo-t~•'"•"Q tnr ~tn• menc c·• -ioor•nl·~ ' a, 1n• COt'llf'~ tUf or*"• lUOC'Otttr•(Uf UNHr "HT\ S.C,tlOt\ 1111 ) ., •rMn~. r-eQuiil~" ,,_ Coft1r.ct0t ot '"°"Of'lttac1or •"" $Yl"t lt.O.,tnitn H\ •n¥ •PCW ..... 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"'d monh .,. d•l•Md lft Ille 600ilt•l>I• P UBLIC N011CE A'41'.10.1'.•IW$etlt.l,lt76 ~1· TISTAM•NTA•Y AND •o• HOTICE ISH!llE8VGIVENIOlhe <Olle<tl•tllol•u••"·~O•O•tt"""'"lll..O AUTNO•IXATIOM TO ADMIMllTI• :reoot9" olllle •bov• na,_d do<C"<»nt wllh Ille O.parlme"I al ltldu>lrl"I UNOI• THI I NOll'IMOINT A~ltt!or>• In •otvrotnrt with ~tllon SUl'l••o• COUltf OPTHI PUBLIC NO'l1CE AOMl lflSf•ATION Of' lstATU ltwl all "Non\ l\l•lng <!Olmo •OO'"'' llll 1"411\el•bof e- n A ti 0 , CAllP'O.OllA~ll AClCf'llOSATI COOi 9'110101 ~~'!~:-:c:~~.:~Q~~,.:~~1~~ All•nllonl,doroclod loO"'""'"'".,'' lMI coi:~:.=•ANOI •ICTITIDUSa USl•IH lltlfl• ol IA.LI[ •, HUGH!$, lht alllce of tilt Cle'" ol l ... _..., tn In Se<U-1111 j 0110 11/I. or '"" lfOllCI or " ......... 0' NAM•ITAT•M•NT o..:~'C'i IS Hl•lll-i 0.Y.,. _ rlttH~O'I•-"''"""'·""'"'"" Uber Cod• <Oll<•rnlng llW f'MOI•• •1m10tf PO• tt•OUTI OP WIU. llo1tl9! ....... --oreOell!IMI• C.CIL K. 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( HoeMtfwS. fttoa.aforS.. ; ...................................................................................................................................................................... ······················· ··············~· .. ··· CS .... NI 100 ~ IOOJG..r.t 1002 WATafftOHT New-under construc tion. cootcmp. a_pe Cod 4 BR, 4~':1 ba .. playrm, or Slb BR., 2 frplcs .. oak f'lrb., lndscpjl. Pier & noat. S360,000 Lido Nord, 6 BR. or 4 BR, & 2 BR. upt. On s a11dy beach. $29S,<XK.1 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J ·l 1 f1,.,,, I·· o.... fi H 6/) blOl ---------'9•e•rtll IOOJ .........••.•.....•... ERRORS: Ad•ert;wn1--------1 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR MISA VllDI IUCCOU Bue cola bw It, 2·story \\1th 4 Bedroom:. upstam;, huge family wJlh a mUll SJZl'd bar rounter and u dl'Ughlful back yard with ('O\'l'rt?d patio nnd o <'li\'e .ueenhousc A uniqu(.· new listing <it $111 ,:;o() U~l()Ut: lif)Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coan Highw11v . Corona del Mar al$0 1n Ml'Sd Vl'l990 . BAY & BEACH REALTY LAGUNA OCEAMFROMT $149.500 Except1 onally ht.'autlful 3 bdrm. l'oodom in1um with ocean sidr dl•Ck. l'Ommunaty pool & wtde. :>andy beach. Guardt.>d entran('e (or your pn\•acy & s afl·ty. The <.;atahna e.unst'l \ 1cw is lir<'albtakmg. .Hoau tuor&aoti110 -Ila Ul.U)Gtiu • • Ciwral 1001 Ci ... ,.. 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G........ 1002 G........ 1002 ...•.•......••••.•..•.. ··•·····••··••··•···••• ~c~kth4tirodt daily and r~porl er- ron illllftWdiot.ty. TH DAILY PILOT as llabiUty fw th. flnt · cornd iftwrtion only. First Showinr ! I MUt>l poµular TR :!OB'ms ----------c & Jl ~H Plvo lnutmJ( <'O\Jn~ ard Pltho to slate c11lr> h.111. COJtbt:dtal WI.SI l Y \; TAYLOR CO. HFAl.l <>H~ -.i11•" l'l·H; LIDO ISLE 210 VIA COIDOY4 OPEN SUH. 1·4 Beamed ceilings. 45 n. lot. 5 hdrms. + den or oUice. $195.000 PublisHr-'s Hotic•: t.'l•thng~ "1th h1gb "in All real H l ate 9dvt•rtlst'd rlo\\a g1\ t:S open .iir) m this ne.,.spapcr 1i. \ub h·t'hn,I( Bright family Ject Lo tht: Federal F.ur room und kitchen Living Hous101e Ad of 1!11>8 room ;md dmmg over· A IEA.L "FIXB..&na• $49,$00 This home needs paint, new roof, lawn, etc. Do your own thing & save money before owner redecorates & increases the price. 3 Bdnm, lovely Anthony kidney-shaped healed pool. 2111 s • .,.... ... 1ooc1 NEWPORT CBO'B. M.I. 644-49 I 0 . HOME fOtl Lt.ASE Large family home on 75 ft. lot with s pacious private patio. 5 Bdrms .. dining rm. & famiJy rm. $1200 Mo. yearly. LAWSON REALTY CO. ..........•........••. ····•············•··········•••···•••···•·••·· POOL TIME for $71,110 lk11ut1full) rrmocklt<t S bc<drm. 2 both Culll'at- l'ark 1•11.ll hurnt' Locah.od un Qwl'l tn·t' hnl'\' • ' ' Wort 't IU:.l •• ('1111 ". ~UPERB t-rOME 1555 W ... ti.t. C.111. .... ltolillettt.t8MMt 549•"" OWHER ANXIOUS 4 + 2 + IOHUS Su~r fumlly hon!f on lur>:c lot. t"ormul 11t11m.I( l\IOm. Scp11r11h• luunflr> l'UUnt. 2.'...'00 Sq. ft of IU:\ ury EH•ry \\11man·:. Ul"\!am klldll'O with 1111 the modt'rn c-o nv e - menl·es. Poor I.Ing :.iud bl'droomi; . .M ui.:.1\'l' mdSltr l>Ulle> + + + 35· i.um11bll' FHA loan. Oon·l miss thio; one> ~h6,llUU full JHl•e> 11-10 7li l '-" ... " .I• I\ t • It .. I 1 ~1a11 CORONA DEL MAR $98,900' : : Charming 2 Br & den, wood pnneled beu<'h house w /night llRhu & ocean view from lge upper bult•ony. Just h block lo beach . Cull (or appt. COSTA MESA $52,750 VW no down or conv~t finnn<'inR nvat1 Cor this newly up~rnded 3 lir, 2 bu home. Quiet neighborhood neur schools & shopping. Lovely p;,it.io w /waterfall & more. Call for nppt. NEWPORT HEIGHTS $112 900 (10% down) Owner wilf lse option for 5'7,. & $625. mo. this beautiful 5 Br. 3 ba family home. Perfect Mother-in-law Qr Teenagers quarte rs over garage divided by worm wood deck patio_ Choice location CIOISe to everything. NEW OUPLEXES ••. COM $146 500 to $168 500 Be the Cirsl to choose your Aecoralor colors & appls on <1 new duplex to be completed within 90 days. North or South of PCll wluch mak~ 1t illt!g.il to looks r ear pi.110. adYCrt1se> .. any pre 3 Betlroom. 2bath, loads fcrt'nce, 11 mitution. or or storaJ>l' Low mam- dLo;cnmmatioo ba.sed on tenance Professionally race, color, rl'l11:1on !lex. landl.caped. Full Spantsb or national origin. or an tile roof One block to intention to make an\ \\o.1ter, tt'nn1s court and I .soeh prt'ferrlll·e. hmlto.1 club O!X'n llouse 1-'ri. G....nl I OOJ Ci••rol I 002 ti d t" ., Sat, Sun t 5: 17171 Round ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * • 67S.4562 • * MESA VERDE CUL-DE-SAC lkl01>r.1ted to ,1 ... I ·· Thus 3 l>\.-'d1'00m. 2 b:1th home ~~y 1. ~: :('~·::~::n::1~nn1x :~~;'.a"· i:.u. RHt All Ne.rt Heights 6000 YALU El udHrt1:.1ni.: for re al tf'Jr '. ·.·--.... se>parate dining room IFyoo ne1.'tl a3bt-drm know1n£I) a<.'ccpt an)i;c~.M;·~~·i-iia-~MUs;:J w arm 3 bedroom. i bath, • ~late wh1l'-h l::i m \Iola-• 1 with eno.rmows Iarruty JF youhke a~ ya.rd uon of thl' law · · room. 2 Cireplace5. As· If" yoo are looking ror tht ... --------• sumable 7', loan. least expens ive Walker C lee R11I fstat11 NOTICE ho" lh11h 1°1101 l'l.1i.' 1lletl all~ 1f1,pl.1v lht•ll mt·::.~11~1"• \\Ith lt•~1hi11I\ • ind 1mpa!'t ·• tlur .t<h "'' an• rirornl lo '·". 1n1ll\ .l(t'I rl'11 ul1'. l'ho n " h i:? ~>lii'K SllK & llNll IUCHGIAHT! Y E H 8 H P ' M R K T E M U l D M R C l E J S W l W E K A H D 0 I S I H R W I L 0 E R H R 0 S S E N T W G H 0 H W l H C A P R A l S T HF DAYLSIOMARlkG A k U I W l H A l N I G P E 0 N OPEH S4 T./ SUH. IF you want f;ut movl' 432 16th. Plan CALL NOW ! ! ! ! 400£.11". RI AU ~f~~~~~ ~·11an. MW Model 3 bedroom. 3 blltb "ith famUy room in din mg area . Relldy for your decoratlni I 112 W•~tcliff Dri•• LIDOISLf Vacant 11nd r<'udy wAlk Into lhb lovely 3 b<'<lrm home and b(I rcCrtsbcd I COUNTRY FARMHOUSE Ok! l'Ountry <'harm s ur i;ountl< 1h1~ l1wl'I)' twc bl'd ruurn farmhou:.l' Plcnly of fru11 trt'<'!> ant· ,,had1-d h~ 2 huii~· l'lm~ Room for that or.: ant<' ~anJen .111d homl• tan 111n>1 11.t:'<l to cuunlr} r hun·h and '-rhool 0\ t'I '·• ar rt•' 0 11lv $1i!J,SOO llurry' t:all "42·2~3!! l -.1, .. , ' I • I .~, f I , ' I [~HAIHI Lachenmyer Ro11l101 Completely rt-done-new _W_A_L_IC TO SURF kltrhen, Cl!'P<'l!I. point l..aJ'lle aunny p11t10. JuJCt 6 IB>ROOMS 11te1>1 to t-Onola court, Mnmm1)4h f11m1l v hom r close to bH<'h. bay, und Very clo t' to lhl> beach boating. Sl49,SOO. 132 Via This Ofll' hu11 It 1111. Dt•n/ Tr11~stc. Nc~pc>rt Bench ramJly room, lot~ of up. PETE BARRETT Jradln#l. M :11ilrurt-d -REA• TV-lall(l\cnp1n~ front '1t rrnr ""' ' These llrl' hard to rind M%S2tt '7S·4"t Sohurry!CnllS462313 • O"f" 1119 •II \lll'I IN h 1 • 1002 G...,... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Is offered with 1wur ne w ea q1et in I( ".1 II pu l>l'l'. ccram1.: lilt-,•11tr) Mo\· e-m fresh• l>ffl•n'tl at a ------------------11ow $64.000. Call before 1t 's too Intl'" 675-2311 SUPER BEACH HOME Truly ouLSlandmg home completely temodelrd by owner/ <.'untractor. t:nobstructed JOO degree '1ew from pri' ate sun· d'-'<'k Onl' block lo ocean or bay. Too many up- 1( ra des ro m e ntion. STEPSTOIAY & 2 blks to Ol'ean. Cuml'r R 2 lot. :l bdrm. home with nwe pauo & f('nC'e lO. 1 Vlt lf'th . t. •' ,. ,. [~MES] ,555 W Ball.,, C.M. '"•I lo ... rnt..-S49·8bS5 l lEDROOM IOOJG..,... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• II #I OH YOU. ILOCk That's the address of this lake view lot, with 190 ft. frontage on the Big Canyon Golf Course. $150,000 Is today's price. Don't. wailtil tomorrow-call - Sl2M,SOO. Open House --------- $37,750 Beautiful 3 beidroom home 1n mo\e in cood1- uon. ne<1r new carpets throughout. Located near :.hopp1n ~ and Sl'hCJOls. Extra lnrge rear yord. Hurry! Won't last ut this price 963e6167. 67)..4400 Sat/Sun 1-S; 204·40lh, f"cwpurt Beach. Cull 640.6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. COLLEGE PARK CUSTOM ADDITION a111I l'umplcle upxradmR thruoul 4 lhi;: bedroom:.. phi~ den. ofht·l'. family mu.I d111111.1: £,•crythmg the UClllVC f.imi.ly nCl.>ds in<:ludmR a lar~e yurd. Top volue at $68.900. For IJctulls. callS40.115l ~HERITAGE REALTORS Need Family & TLC Ml-:S/\ \ r.tlDE, :1 b<'<lrm home that nl'-l'<IS some pu1n1 ;ind fnonl( up. Largl' family room, big flonct.'<I yard. a nd b•R. b&K p 11t10. Excellent inside slrt'ct. locat<'fi in pride or ownership neighborhood. Tr~ 10'. down payment. TOTAL PIUCE $59,900. 546-4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. .;'"/.,, fR-1 tf#n# .~ Valley Realty OCEAN VIEW Truly luxury hv1ni:. Sµa<'IOUS tn ll'vl'I ("Ondo w1e\ery e"\lra 1mug1na ble1 £).l't'llcnt Ne11o port loc:a1i11n w/v1('w of huy & nee on Dorn "~111 to en Juy th(• good life 6 16 7il1 -OCIAHFRONT l>eluw duvlex; 2 bdrms . 2 ba .• blt-ln!I, rrpl . in each un~ Super sun· de ck 4 Car gar11,1.te! $189.SOO! lal>oo lay Prop. •..ttws 1t 675-7060. IACKIAY BEAUTY Open foehnl{. ull Main· less k11chcn. lovely shall crpt g . d eco rator wallpaper & lg yard ore just a fl•w of many offer- ings 1n this 3 bd, 2 ba home in o ne or finer arcui.. Nt>wly offered al ~- t)f'trJllfQ•t'\h'~'· t-Jf.J t • l•~IMtll R.!. SALES If you·ve had your b1ls1(' tn11nml(, fai.l i.tarl and nu lonaer need to be 1>um ped up by high- powt>r ed m ol1 vul ors t>.ich duy. you may bt-rt!· 11dy ror a change. Select Properties orrcrs higher (·omm1ssions. profes:.1o n al al· mosphere. and much. much more>. Why nor 111ve us a ("all and hei.r the ~hole story m stnc- tcst confidence. It ·s your fulure. Ask for Pe>le or Bill. 556-2660 SELF.CT PROPEHTIES IMMACULATE $44.900 .Meticulously cared for family home on lg lot DM"°'9 of H..t.cw llt•"hMM Co. ~~ .......... !~~~,~~ .......... !~.o~ VIEW * VIEW * VIEW UNDER ST A TB> B.EGAMCE $315,000 Magnificent view of Ha rbor CataLina & Palos Verdes. Best in CdM /NB area. Professionally decorated & landscaped. Stunnin.; one or a kind. family&' entertainment home on quiet street · -no lhru traffic. 4500 s q. ft.. '6 bdrm, pool, jacuzzi. formal dining room. 3 fireplaces. Agt. 551-2784 or 752-6521 . . ~ with fruit trees, BBQ, & Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! reaturing 3 big bdrms, 2 ;;;;; l)uth11. and built-in kitchen. On cul·de.·sac st . Safe for little feel. ti46·7711 G.,.eral I OOJ GetM'f'al I 002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -VA-· - Assumable Eastside SURPRISE! Costo M~sa $56,900 Family HOlff Sharp 3 bedrm. 2 bath on $43, 900 :. tree I 1 n e d s treet. lloneymooner 's dt>ligfll D e t a c b .e d d b I e or investon1 dream (OJTtl' OR NO or LO DOWN on a new VA loan, on this lm macul11tc 3 bedroom, 2 belh home with br\rk fireplace. douhle gJraie 11nd rrc~h paml •n and oot A~k·ii $4!1.!l!!O. CLEAN & SHARP 4 IEDROOM garage-US deep lot. In• true! Low down to as- RANCH HOME vest.ors delight with bltn s umc VA loan. Total Pll.Y.' - Jog to IX? a ch rrom this t e o ant. U u r ry • ca II ments $307 per month. 1Je11uuru1 home. formal 546·S880 Spncious 3 bedroom. 2 entry to h uge living bath, with handsomt' room Country kitchen u11e d bric k firepl ace. plus larwe family room Pnc·lod under market ror w1lh view of garden cov· ---------Q u 1 c k a 11 Io. 0 w n er t•r1.'<1 patio. Great home COSTA MIS transferred, m ust sell for entertaining. T a ke A Imme diately. Hurry advantage. Call 963·6767. CLASSIC please call f"ll'fN "'9 . ,, \ llJNTO~fN<f' $41,650 FULL PRICE [. I JW1l what you a ro look· ll1Zdl1t ~~ ~":i~~. 3 L~~:t~~rr:,·~ . =---··-=·=~· quiet tree llnl'd !4tr1..-t. ssa.ooo WATE•FttONT Uooutlful bor k ttnrdon with fruit trce11. Dar·lMJ read)' for fomlly fun 11od 1mlcrtJ1inlni. Thia l1 u lovc•I>' home and a l(ood buy ut "'8.650. OwMrtt undoull to relocuto. call nnw lo se..i lh1it beauty. 1.()1.5 or Polo-c Vcr<l(• fttOnl' H.wport ShorH makes th1o; 3 lxl. 2 Im Privat e IJcoch. This home a l'hnrm lo 11how houlll' hull muny qu11llty M 11 n y u fl s: 1 u d c ll & dqrorotor apJIOlnlmenlll. spMnkloo with dl•t•orotnr Orofloui; & 1p11clou11 2 touC'heJ' thrurwt , Coml.' Story, 4 ll4.ld hom1• with see :11 this lo w orif'<' amcrull<'ll ror fnrnlly llv· RIDUCIDU 646·1171. Oi'fN Ill 9•U \1111'110111 Nl(I' ~ 94111 lni:. I 11hor1 blor k to pool SPLASH ---&tunnl.acoorl. $128.T~ IHTO THIS! -WATERFRONT IWIHlltl 0 W N f: ft' S l'tl OT I · VATt-:UI t..aruc1 4 br homt·, honut fa in rm, formol din rm. q ultit ln."'<llln1-d fllret'l. flurry, own('r mu1L move • 645-0303 pretty t>lu1.• pool plus HOMES two hU"(> f1replftt•e1t, 3 A£ALESTATE " 631-1400 lx'droon and dc•n. on 11 11 h 11, __ qutrt lrN•·lincd lllrr<'l. ave> somet •nil to sc Tei 1n., SS1 ,OQO c ALL Class1f1c•d ad" <lu 1l "'t'll W11nt utl r«~JCults 642-5671! ~~~~~~~~~ FOllST OLSON INC 81Mr .. 1002e ... , .. 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Ol'fN Ill 9 • II~ -IO• NICI I [ ·'1i111 V.A.IUYERS Two3 BR.2 Ra. hom~. $4S,900 .• $43.900. No moocy down. 54M640 . roi) f'M'Ut£ 1luH ~ RULTOM IEAUTIFUL tRVIHE THRACE 3 Bedroom ramlly home with pool & wateirfall Newly up g raded- vacnnt. S<.-e it, you'll love IL $!)4,!I()(). C11ll 1144·7270 ~ ... ,... s • .,, t; ... -. REALTORS 10181 ILllRS ca OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE . LIDO PARK DR -IA YRtONT Lovely apartment with view SS ft., balcony overlooks bay 3 br, 2 bai fireplace. Boat s lip & specia financing available-$1.30,000. 881 DOVER DRIVE 631-1800 CANYON VIEW Private setting tor spacious contemporary 4 bdrm. home. Large lot with pool. Ertective use of glass, stone and wood. $215,000 A CO&aWILL IAa«a CO, 644-1766 .~~ .... ---------------------------':~ .. - r • ~H~~...:DAl~:;;;L..:.Y~P..:.IL::.O~T--:--------:.F:.:ri:::c!!y:z.:..,:A~:,ll!:"!:''~V:!..!.:19:.:7~15 ~!! .':'::, .5:1!: ••...... 1 ~ .":::, ~ .. ••••. ~ .':':. ~ .... •••• ~!.'°:':'..~. ••••••. ~~ .~ ~ ..... ••• • • •• •• •• •• •• ••••••• • • • • ~.~.~~ ..... ~~~~:!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... !:~.~ ....... !~.~~ ~~!:'~ ....... !~.~~ ~!et.~.v_..! ... !~~~ ~~~~.~~.!~.~. ~~~ ............ !?~~ ~.~~~~ ..... !~.~~ •wf.iil 1ooz••••.. aooz P..-.... 1001 ~ •;,7s···· .. ·········:··.········ ·•··.·••· ··•···· MES I v~anr car I UPtJFf w• to beech! Wllow1 R•tr..t ••• ~ I ·····-············~···· " t,R_Ut,. .LARI • • • • RodueedJ $ ..,, ~ ba, Dr SUNNY GARDENS ':iR~~a:t~6:: ~muco REDucm W• t __., Athc VA lwyHt 0 r-... '\u" '1 thl' t1ml' to Jet•t 13rOF'FERJNG CORONA DEL MAR l(,ew ly remodeled mtru ·estale. ~fusion trc~. 1hn.tbl, ~~ A bath lor. every bedroom. Unusual wood·pegged flOOt'$. 22 rt. formal dinini:. ~parale recreation room wulcomcli pool tabJt. Luttlced bre~kfast room overlooking garden, Pre,nch doors rrom rn.ut« »wle open w aaz4!bo. Knotty plne 3rd bedroom can func:tion s den. Ne"' isclf·clcaning ».,ve.n and gas cook top. Private beach ptl.Jlleges.-FEE LANO! Much. much morl!. A modest. . $139,SOO OC)N 'T MISS TH I S OPPOR11.1NrrY! RA R E .:;(ID •' .·" · HAL PINCHIN and Assoclaleti 675-4392 G... 1002Ge•r.. 1001 •-1••!········································ .·. Lido Jsle bay!ront. reduced from $495,000 to $425.000. Prime location witfi bre(jthtakin~ view. 5 Bdrms., 5 baths; pier & side tie for large boat. LIDO REALTY \far.shall RI~· i7$.~ IAYFmOMT :l Br. 2 8:. Condo Panoumk 11lew, a.ub pa.rluna. l\'<'U n t Y bk11. Nt;WPOR'f SAY TOWt:HS 310 1-'t:Rl'lANll<> OPS.'ISAT'-:SUN Sl4.1,0l.MI. Ownt'r (4.lll) !lH-03 45 FT. IA YNOMT DUPLEX W/J>tcf., nual 4BJt lo'KON'f HOUSt-: &3BR Ar'ARTMJ::NT mo.ooo. .HJdden 2 story ext.fa large 4 bedrm home. Walk·ln cl06et.s, formal dlning rm, lnrge f3m1ly rm. 3 ba N~w plush carpeting. Wctbar, bcaull!ul pool, rock wMtcrlulls & Jucuui. OverlOOks !utu_re Fairview Regional Park. Owner has purcha~ed new bome. ''HOT TO MOVE " WAS~-NOWSIZZ.IOO MUI °"9 e>rlN HOUSI DAll.Y f.SPM JOH Sw• Dri•• H6-ll77 I IS IOGIWA TU c-t• Met. 1024 1024 OPIH $ATUaDAY•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.zrM s .. 11 .. 1r5t.ow,._. dtESAVERDF.•BR COAST PROPtHTll::S J + f....ty RM. hHted pool. by park, • 673-)410 • Pool & ~Id school OWN ER S4S·5335 IAYFllOMT Out1t11ndln1t Spanlsh t--------- :t Br. 2 8111. Condu 11110>' Cm '\'rt..-d H•r11nda, E-Side 4 BR panoramic vie\!.. aub rool 1u1ldet'lo. & POOi nH. parking, ~ecunty bldg. lit'lck hrt!pliC\'. all d~· :"Jt-;WPOltT l11n kitchen. t;ntry hall BA y TOWERS tJl mubl~· lu IJrge ram ti) 310 FER~ANOO ro<>m 1'111111~ area /\ OPENSAT4SU:-/ pleasure lo show! Bt\ft S14S.OOO Owoer 1.:all~l720 and large lam1ly room 4!30() r.q.n. or apuce Ill Rk»t desarublc 1'.;a~u1dc Pnced al $74,900. Submit otrer. 12131~ <&29:1 :--~-.~-.-.-.~~! ... !~~~ TMBB.1.1~~~~~~~~~~ "lf I a-Califor.a••• CoroM Hlc)W.ds W•totchool! th.it •P••Ca..tl bomf'' 3 W• fo MCll'ilet! b..'Cimorn.. 2 (ult b.Hh" W• fo city haH! L'owlln l..ll«h1•fl l'lllt't 811 a bedrm,:? b..tlh home lauwr', 11t-..1r pla n t-:7, "'DECKB>OUT.. •ttb2 n1r.:,1111i:,•1111 J I CJrl' '"'rd, <0\1•r1·1I ht)' i'litH'llltj.! \,II ~ll<, \ l'l Utlli.& f.loll II.I \ \ ;\ Unl:)C'h,•\ubll' uparades. "cl b11r, hu,.:t• l.imal> 1''11.\ tenth 0"' ~7.00U <u' 11 p..il.lo. m.tan1flc~nt room, r1i-l11m .in·..i t .111 :.ubmll llKll, MU 1;:..>u yunh. 3 hdr. 2'• b11.tb, tOiCK'' t 11" H .1:111 KK;!.11 • .:r.idt'd t·arpl:!lll & d•· CONDO Vil'\\'' :o.111r.11 nt•\I. d1t;h\I. u,hcr up TARBB1 "'Ut'ulor lira~. fun pre· 5la1rcu•c:. Iott h1'llrm. ~l J.tlae nbrhnnd 714/ Cclhni:. ff11lr , \\-\•tbor . :! "fl htCaNfo"'I•" OO'tl~ bf', 2 b11. St.4,000 Nl'J I' GIT IT .,.OGfTHllt" J\ • u \' h & to: I I 1 ' DHRFlllD Oat.he,. you.r l11rf!11 lamlly _ <Am•r, A.:1 ~ VOO;? :: 1m. \Jcn l'uuo llomt'. to !Sec th11> S bdrm. 2 BV OWNER· 4 Bit ,. Hu upl(1'adl'd, fully ltltl!11:pd 1'118.lllt'r. & 3 buth~ honw 1 (' 1 "L I' •1• • 64 900 Opt•n llll l', In IH ~l>ll ltt' 11brho11d "1 lit' ., . II !1 m~ Sa\/Sun i.tipm. ze Sun· 1'r..iil~r a1.:\'c:.i., 20h1•i1, O~·nlluu~\•S<ll ~uni:.!-& derllna. !'ISi 17"4 or \1.')I ~Jrihm. fruit lrl'ei. .lll2Str11th":'1~1r t.n. d3j.9331 l)U,)'t'r im>h·cttOt\ for ull cull for appt llbK 74S2 1>):<tt<mi-tvr 1 y ,•ar, ----------iTURTLl.;i{OC.'K 3 llr:t UJ, S6i,WO 968·4456 Fu m H rn + u l ra um JUSTIEOUCEO Pra me G n •,•11 \' .. II In loutrnn IUr, 2bJ. ho1c Uv rm WI 1-'I'. »<'C.'t'~.S to :ct<k> p~Uo Kilchlfam rm \lo 11c~ lo rear bnck !MIUO. S Yr• old, newly decorated 1600 sq rt ~.000 by Owner. Open Sal/Sun 10·5 . 17163 Slaedlcr.963-1951 FORMAL DINING w1tand Opt•n hse Sat & sun l ·S. ~oll 83.'1 01~1 In this 1·c,nq1lclt'I) :iepura11• \11111n~ room comvkt.: \lo 1tb l1l('hen "p1&i.i.·thr14 ·•• L111.ie rum1ly ruum with ~.-l b11r & fireplace Opt'n" to beaultfully land.ticaped yanl &: ro\·ercd palao. i\ "l"our Seai.ons" homt• \I, 1th • bedrooms & -t baths »I JUSl $82,9.SO. ' I Ur11nd 11{'" 3 BH 1·111.I on 1l, near puol. Mu:.l l>l'll makeofkr' HcutMg1 & Co. RlALTORS 640-5560 WITH OAK HARDWOODS Uy 0\1.1\er . 2br den. 11'! b.i. cnr Int, \lo rl.. :.hop 21117 "1.lµll' :.48.500 I~ 1182>1 Owner Tran sf erred UEST BU\' IN IRVl~E 3br, :!ba. wDlk to ~cbl>. & h·ruus c1s. W01l<l ill'• Iii.. Neat ll:o. a pm. Pnl'<'d h scll no\!. a t ...•.. SUH.!>Otl Agt fi73 7ti01 $52,950 ~Just sell thl!t beautiful 3 J Br+D1n rm. Bllns, new bt.odroum home •sacnhce ---------•IUruv. P ark Har•' l-:\1.'ll't l'Pl:i . \')\m drupe:., atsro.soo. . B • 8 SS I Model. 4 UH,:! ba, l.im 1i~·uut1Cul J1rnds 1.:ape. lll!~~·~g~~ ~~oOO a, · O\l.nr, t<' rm, patio. atrium n~ AND Ml~I OCEAMVIEW u~SlJ~t: 7';: \'A Loao New paiat. frplc. Cslm ~y\' s~+ \ ·002:s946• OOS·H!OS. ~.~/HI · i7~.llOO SJ0.500. ~11.'i.a \'erde4 llr. w allpaper. C lose lo ,,,_. 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Cu•tom luilt hnmt' w '3llr. :lhu, ~nun11 , \ ll'W •'I ('ti\ -' l ' 11\Jltll~ $1$9 !lfM) Awt 1;;:1 7ti01 r r II "' I I J I 'I' I' r r It I; • I' ar .uii~t· 111 ,.,.,1, 1111 5hd + l'U tHnt bar fum rm dill rm , :<p.1r11111• ffi1tn try l.1l1 h U\l.n 6Jl!.!kJtl1 or:;:?I~ LAGUNA litVtSTM.tNTS ALMOST OCEANFRONT 0111} ~ti·~ ltl lhll be..t ~url 111 1 .. 1R1tnu. Older :1 ill<. :! Ha -.. frplc & ma1tnil 11:enl Ot'l'llll 'ic11 ,\11i.1 ou,., II\\ n1•r mu"\ ~acnril•c tll S95.000. 494-6525 Q77 Yi• Lido, HJ. 67J.7JOO J BR. 2 Bu. in a walk·l<>- vr1 \ ule-beach Newly r~tored beautUul o uk flour:.. brand new kitchen. formal dinmi: and smaJI boat s torage . pool. O\\ller will t'arry srhools.~·69_4_J__ 1 ___________ 1lrvlfte 1044 2·Storr. 5-&lrm , :!'• llu. 2nd. sw.500. OP ...... HOUS"" OLD f•RM ••••••••••••••••••••••• covered patrn. 1·u,,tom!lm ________ _ GILLESPll:>: ~ · '" "' REMARKABLE.I ~. ra.~.~~-552·411!H 01 REALTOHS Fri, Sat & S..11 1-S Super bargain! ~Br, ram ..., • ....,.,., NEW LISTING Only Sl()l,700. Call Quick·64.&· 7211 963·1!91 I ur l'.!oelh, 841 Corl•• rm. frpk. Ir(( hv rm & re All th~ exlr us mukl' this 4 -O\lo nt•r mu,.,1 mil\" lo •'><-0211 I' N 038V ar yard. Bc uutiCully bdrm honH• w I ho nus RANCH•> SAN Jl)i\l)l'l~ U111h lttr n1·" :.d1oul -_.. __ • U!l\! o. _ 4 Br. pool, I• pool hse or -~• ' Gw'NI ll",.....,. .. IOOZ •• t•,1 ·~· •••••••••••••• ._ Wrifi Open Spaces J,lt\l S.&9.500 buys th1 Cohu Mesa 3 bedr hbrh~. Large 13S' lo ha~ lo t•an~on \l.tth 101...,t'r '1e\I. Asi.umabl i.:ov~r nmcnl luJn vaymnts only SJJll per mo rncldg taxelo. Cal ·"'6-~l . . , .. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS " landsu....,.... room tn beautiful J Br 2•, Pro, no11ut.11 u·1n1 C I lo maml. n matl\4. N1cu '· ,. • I CARMEL LG E or n ~ r o l · hse tn Meu Del Mar. Culverdale al>solutt'I~ "Sun Lul!I Rt•y" Be~I ·~1111: 11 t11lt't gc.'<lrgeous 3 Br ~ lla. i':ierythm" top drawer. un~hevubh-1 L:pi:r1ul~ l!CI & j!olf <·out 'W I I\.'" • :\f\ ''" ll1li-l,()1•11t11rn HARIORVIEW form din, c pts. fplc, " i:arvHing & drap1•tl SH4,00ll. 5-17 -;0 4-1 .,1 •117 ~10 HOMES bllru.. ai.:!umc 7'"'o VA. Ownr. agt 979'1525 tbruo ul. Ce nlra I .1 tr ~ 321S • F1H 111.111111111111 ~ hstml( on great cor·i---~-... ----~1~~~9"'.:;3~1~39~------IMESA VERDE 4 BR, Soltwuter plumbmg. re -----•\\ ot·e.111\11•w ocr local.Joo acroi.s Crum -..... S ... T/"' ...... l·S Den 2'' Ba newly de· 1 ...._.~ .. -h 1040 't'I '-<' 11,.,m o:.tl> B1 11·i.. T·ROCK w/Vlew 0111·ntwnml'l'tll1111~ •· 1 t \ 11 th d Vl"'Sl"'O "' -" f..asts1de J BR. Pool Home '..,, · ' I ..1 -._,Oft -Cu c•>lat1• Family ro11m .""'W $"1 •011 Uc •••. 1 n • V,111111\ 1110tn i:rei'nuc . ~ 4 .. fC•IRILLO ., od Id coral!C'U,qwrtru -ue·sac, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ·•v a ~ • I Jmen1ue,., "h1eh make "' "' on lge lot. nl'm e e ..... p. lge lot e110 ooo Bv ,\must to ~\.-c br"•'t•·, .1.11n1 r., , , .. .,. •I llt.ot room' th•:. Jrt'.t ideul ror Ocean \'iew h o m e. k1tcb . new c·rpti., lga ;;~er.S46·~ • · 'l•---------1 ~ :rn~: ~tJJ'.' F.illi rn; 6. •l • .1unilr\ 1l1;v111 famahe:. Pool and pla) beauUlul pnvat.e patios. fan>rm. $60,000. $48-()377 ----------TM Grotto ~ ulnum Urapt''· nt•\I, I pt •4'(IUll~ rt .. .ireu:. anti elementary 2 bdrms • 2 bulhs. 2 al\ S COLLEGE PARK Delightful " hedrm ~mpletely 1.1nd-.cup..1l •llol>b) i\ll'J •Chool Thret> bedrooms, frplcs .. extra lari:e £am1 ----------1 •OPEN AN\'Tl:\1 E• home. enter thru pluttt Yvu """ the land Opcm 01l<'n llou,t• ~al & ~u11 fa mil) r oom. d tnan~ I} rm $167.500 Have somethtnlt you wan 389 Pnn1.:eton Dr laden paradise to formal Snt Sun 12 :, ~102 Sit'rra t>tl ~k) IJnl' l>r11•1· i.1 11.:1 room "1th nll't' i;lay OCEAN VIEW to sell" Cla~i.1f1ed ad:. d Comer lot 48r, 2ba. ram dine. 2 levels of ~pac111u" RoJa liy o\I. nt'r ll:U w~ l'11c1Ct1'. or n ail 11•:1ltor. yurd t'n•,hl.' painted DUPLEX: studio units: tt.,.~1164256711 rm. dbl frplc, \UUllcd llv rm. brand ne .,. Jo.rnJl:arn,1111 4~1 Wl>I un't decuralt'd. Ready 2 bdrm .. 2"2 ha. eill'h /\ i·ctl ..:i. 562.500 Assume ktlcht'n w11h Meehl llle RANCH REAL TY Beautiful rorfa:.toclup:mcy.Pnce mustsee!Sl89.SOO SZ J.irno t'll,\ i•2 r, tVUOll'r to1)'> llrcakra 1 SSl-2000 -"·~· tnl:ludt::. the laad. 2 HOUSES, l Lot: ocean =>-S4.5-0580. nook ofC k1tl'hl.'l1 Price -l're:.11Jt-nl lwttll' t:n .. 11 ~ "'10 000 ""3 "c"" I 3 Rd " · t ,,, ,. I 1 tt'-".,... humc> '"' lan11h cnJ•I) COltOMADILM•R ~ ' ,,,. . .......,. new. poo . rms .. "' 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J JUll rt"U'N o ....,.,,,,..., THIS IS IT' "' Ollur.9 .. •S l1>N•O•f''"I' lm.l.'ach.$210,000 I' Spaciou,. 11\mi;, :i"suml' • mcut ~ llllH~I~ plu~ ~!~~t~~~ ;,~SR~ ra R~ft'li~I C-I LOT s I I S,OOO <C' EASTSIDE ~o~~~ REALTY ~= ~~1!~~~~~r~:~~~~~~:: ~~~~~:~~~~~~·~~l~u~:.{~l: S,ECT A CUL AR OCEAN VIEW Ne" t'llnt111.i luxur.' lnw11hon11·~ :! & 3 Hr , :!1 • 111•. l 1111n W\.".,~1:.0 5'. /It Ill'. UllWll 4!1\I 1:.1:1 \ellu." & 'Ahtl1• l>lt' -"" =·=••-·iP 't r1' BEAUTY 148-1681 San ~li11uc-l Modl'I 111 Mrm,.teh'nndou\ 0111111! 1lo11)an~li.>11.ldc11lforl'OU --.,. "Tilt' Hanc•h " oHi•r> Tu1tlcrm·k '~ lrub lt1tl' 11lc ~r :.mall fam11} t\ a..o. latend I 006 I I I fam1h· rm & lnrm.11 1hn homl.'i.. :.1411,llilil i.:r\lllf sff7.500 1nn·~lmcnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• (.'11.'un and i1 h,1rtL "IUR.2 ba,lrglot,(•anudd 1n 11 ·with llflllnUkd ) y ii 0111 . 1111-.111 \ IJ, 2 111 . hlll ;1r1•a . 1 h·an l'llllll ~1!1,!llMI l!li :1:1!!:1 l:111lt173·115Sll NiJw l'hurm,•r Jhil, 3ba. I.II I>OH Y. rlUIUC)..l>c llc!lroom oltlt>r homl• 011 3 untts. 1i M1 to bch r:irpr t~. nf•w dra1>•')> 'V'I '"-'· · iv;. "'" '· encl t d .. J l',ir parking I Jtt.U TOlt ' lan:I.' lot with allry uc S'iS.000. ARt. 81G-3Jf.ft \\lrulow ron•rm1t~. rn·•h [ ~ 1!;1111~1 -~\~~ .!~~~~~o:'·i-__ :o_c-_'_ioo_ ... _'""' ___ ., ~~~'1:~~:--:;~~·:~;:~~:r:~ CLOSE to BEACH ~!i;t~ 1;:'.:.~~1::.~ .. ~~ ;~,~I~ UNIQUE DESIGN I Whv. 111\'1' \'u I rum 1111 rm _ ~ =a==-••••a-much more \'.11·t1t1t 111th POOL 111 u r h 11111.:" r. (' 11 11 t :-W(• h11.\•e 3 c\elUSl\'I! nc\\ DUPLEX move In cond1t1on .-\ct ••• ••• ~I 20tlll. ILUFFS ll11t1n1~ rast and call now• Hu.ICU J bdrm, :t bath, llAHCH llAL TY & loll m .. 1r hr, u1m b.:11m , n·1I, fl( 2nll br, ucn, :tba. pvt p.tllo /\II J)rnr l1c1• ~l.:iOO Ph: 4117·2743 :5IR..11.AUTYI 1.14 04s1t hn)tmnt "''h OH 1 'h LOTS S44,tl0 fomlly n k1tch. nr. nc"'•-------- NiJl(•t ~·ml 111111 . lJlg z a foll P1t•r. thl' fn•nt Suttublc Cur owner oc Ji;:a' • 11. r rpl.,, rrvlc. lu~h ldllrp' BIG BONUS 1'1.i.u. ~lll•.1 utilull\' th• hou!>t•\~ u 1'11,1rn11ni.:. <'llr l'U!>ilOl'} in .a p.irk ltk•• uruu1•d hlu1• llled Poc>I IM>r •t•M , J•, b .. t .. ·• •·t•Ull I' Balbuu ls lJnd home 1· 1 ., ["'rni CALL ~1 iiSI t;\ ~ .. ~~ 1:n: t';l.'t,,;ltus -fh •. apt lo( a mOdern. c~~~ll-\l.U Ill' ->u 1:-.•1"L It I:: ·1-:TWORK BONANZA \1&1roubll• 8 •• •. lo11n A tooch of rim.:. plus. 11 PLUS ANYTIME HEW HEW HEW You and your r:imtly \lo 111 hi.\)' ctl Si 16,000 ha,, o i:ul·'t rm & J b.11h a 1 Bdrm Gu.-:.l unit be thnlh.-d \I.Ith this hugt· f' C C I rth with 211 • .lr 11ara11c Th~ <;urrently on ~ommon Cathedral cetl. nylon 20'x2J · panekd bonus k; ~. 0 eswo IY pnl'e "p.ooo h1i:h. bul ti lease with 3 guragc apt bd 2u.i I crpl, llflclt (rplc, 1''/A room. lmui:tne all the llUL TORS 640·00fO ~ou ·rt: l0ok111i: rur a plJce Each unn has a privalt' ~.,>~11~~"~·r:lc · gas~~ heat, gas ran1tcfo1ien. 2 rocreational nl.'ech 1t will .summertime .P-001 Time t.n moor your 4S fl boat. !!t!cluded patio or deck nn11 .. ot~r ••xlras. No orlbedrms. Lol"Pcic:ed. ~rve! Huae msir bdrm you wn"ld bll wise to and lhcrl'· ts a 3 car gar c ~I Stil.500 vrr. ~7 33311 suite. St'P tn·la"' suite, 2 st"l'1Jr1• Lhl~ property no" Out landing in cvm e Pnnonly. guest bctrm:1, formal din utanfvnc.·ll. poll•ntlal. -----------rm & ram rm too. Nl'ed :! Ii. a IK"ll!Jlthtl ttonte, Call 644-7211 Priced for quack i.ale ! more hOU!>l' for ll'!'S i.t.>p. uvt .. ~l'St<l'd clbl l.1kt: new J nr, + fam money? Set> th1~ thnlhn11 g.ire"e, <Sn une' ol lt;ill~11 rm. ~r So. Csl Plaza. Lu OPt.:N llSE Sat/Sun IO s home tod<J) ! ,. liunl Brolter.979-8866 B f 1 h1laftd's qOlt!tel'lt !ltrt'etll. ___ ___ 3 r, am rm. poo • up Just 6tcps to ~·forth bay. WOODSY 1Zrds. $100,000. Ownr This houi;e ts :,1} uul11tAnd. SmlHG 968.4500 Ing, we t>x11c1·t tt to hi' D,LX SO ·OF.HWY is a good d8Y Heavy shake roof, 4 14 Acre. walk to twnl'h. 3 YICTOllA HIGHLANDS w~ 111 lt•r .1 mo"' 11111 'tamhn1: 1.:11a.,.tl11w 'II'" 1----------1 & quah1v c·o11)otrnt tton 111 DlfRFfELD 1111, :! li1lrm :i lt.1111, 11111 PATIO HOME tni.: r m &. llt•fl hu111". tin ~.·v. on the• mitt k1•1, I h1 d l' I 1 It h I f 11 I ' 'l p (' n ' ' model Ju,\ Ull(' \\'UI l\l'W lhl' fh!\l'I tlltlllJllll!: bu~ 1•1 Jl ~177 ,5'MI With an cndfc·~5 h"l OI Ull m fl'Mtk:BIP€:\ 11radei. Lu nH· ~ anl. 3 ~ OOl»t?:>Il~~ ~-droom!l. \\tlh u f:1m1I~ 499•2800 r•M1m ;111d 21, hath~ i\11 this for a m1>1h•!1t 11rn1• or --- $71i.5'NI WANT TO BUILD NOW? lluy t11" rn·1•11n/1•1rnp111 \l\!W lut & Jtt•I IJ Jiii! fl\"" pl11n' loir :!4!110 Ml fl •. 1 red hill~·. 552-7500 l•---------1 Bdrm. cu,111m l111m •· S.15.000 ll011tftlful 3 h<'<lroom, 2 l>Uth •Wtt1n1• "Ith formal h:wtl .ir!I 1·nmpkl1· "ith f C! ( I I' I' I I II I! I) 0 11 \J , v.1:1tl'rfall & l11ri.:1• swim 1111~• pno l 1: r1·t•I nul •hbu1ho <1d C ull \."it;~. sold before thi$ ad i11 2 BR frC)nt . 2 BR rear. to ecfV9ttlse 6n the + 1"am Rm. brick (pie, Br 2 811, by owner. Opn puh1t11h1.'<I. lkaut cond. All rc f'\aJk. Piiot pre!!ltJ:~ ureu. View or SalfSun. !1366! Lu .Jollu -l!l'!llllo~-=-':T"":":-=:-:--' NEW VI t; W CON JJ(). Sara NORIMS REAL TY .Joa1111111 on 1tolr t•our1w U 11i:rudcs tiy o w11t•1· * 494·8057 * ~SELECT ~PERT I ES J 1113."i rt. hii:h & \\1111 In· mttdeled. Will lrAdP ~..?.11:~ ... Sect1-. park. Cr.963-1\707 l>ln1mentallnth1•r 1ty dl!· s 1fl,11 le family home '-'HllNM""' ""' 6'2-6368 Agent ------ d11un to lnwt•r t h1· South.or Hwy. Print"lpel11 ••• "'" .. """' •PICK A PEACH• heli.ihth h1111l on llnlboa voly Call 9am-llam. or MESA DEL MAR Huntl( Bench, nit·cst 11rca Lowfft Price! li'i!I tl12!1. 614 or,:JJ 11ri----------~,11.71~10 r~lancl The \ ll'W I~ Ull tlpm llpm 2131282 ru2 .... 111111111 2 story, 5bd. Jba, fam.rm otters I fir. Fam llm. ----------i surp.illt11.'fl A purrcct -~ or formal din'g, Lir tove· w fcpts. drJ>ll, thruoul IMi·htl(lr pad. Tb<> quuint ;11 thl~gi; fast w11h Uml)' 642·5878 ly hme on quiet street. HUl(e covcred ru1110 fmn1 hnu'l' It. t1mnll. bu.t I tlot \\iint ~d:.___ S72.SOObyownr.S57·3670. spacious back yard fo udo:quJlc. The pnce ill ... .;;;...;..;;;;;;;~.;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. B)' Ownrr 13 Aae prime ~Tior outdoor hvlni: •i&ht Ill 1SO,Ot10 t-.::ists1de. 3 BR. i Un. l..ow mu Int loo' $6K,9QO Sl.~ned, formal dln·rm, 2 frplcs •ASSOCIATED !Sall bun· nealt)' W4lftt ~.500 642·5M9 REAL TORS• fl7J MOO a ~l111slon Viejo ~I 11 8) Ownrr . pr1m l' ....... F. :i 1 t ll Id l', :I ll It • Prf'~\lltl' n fl Q \trll 3 Hr, • Pnme Lm•u\ion • Son M:itro 2 KrTownh~ Rcautlful Vtl'W nr Golf Cour11 c . !'>5!1 Sllll7 or 610·0166 pl!•:t"' lr1n1• name and mei;,..i:c i\1tt WOODIRIDGE S & S.3 Bil. 3 Ba. Tv.nh• fl)' llWlll!r :o.i l l i lt , K.13 !13.11 I st TIIM Off •r•d By Owner l1t1mJ1 :111r. 211.1. t.1m rm \IJnv ··~tr:u~ ·Th•· ll 11 n 1· h 1) 111· n I ~. S.ol :-;un 1>7 .!/110 l'h ~Ian REAL ESTATE «JOO Gh·nne-yrt· \t 494 V47\ \49 n)l6 Outstandin9 \' JUll 1•11 I 1•11111>:. 1.111:1· .:;unl• rm 111•11. 111·1 i.., \II 3 I.ell"'' ;,! h.1111,. Uon t m"' lht" one•' 11111\ SKI UC~I For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AO-VISOR lerirOtOt 0,." Ho.11• (.'hurmlni.: h o me lot l)urlric l "' ph•r & as· flo:it $2GU,00o l:?S N n.1r fnin1 01~'" Sat ~un hardwllnd rioora. Ille 2ho. lloa1 1talt• i3.~IO •rtf'fl f hath, h:l' yrd •' ,;tlll'Y. Ph IUO 2311 2 STORY J>()OL IRVl!"J-; By owner, lovlshly uv araded, 3hr. 2hn, rnuntn • ktlchen. I CP SC\l.'Jnr. & laundry r m SSl,9SO ~1114 Elk11ford "2 M:m. ~I ~~' , .. _. _______ _. . 642·5678 •----~~~~~ l 5pm llaroor Rl'all)', tr73 l IOO ~91 I0028wr.. IOOZ ···~~········································ mecneb / lrvtne realty flMla HOMIS ~OM S 1 ...... TO SI ,200.000 ':.. UDO IUVTY ON IA YI w/SO' pier & Oout ! s bedrooms. 4~ tiath s -love ly wide lanal overlooking bay -exccpLionaUy we11 priced at Sl96.000, leasehold. Bob Owens 642·8235. (811 > f" ... CAMYo.I LOT l'f'une lot on possibly Bil( Canyon's ~s t street -Inverness Lo. ~ansive ·view oC golf cours~ & ~ View HJlls. SlJ0,000. Keo llartJcy 642·8235 C 812 > ~ ....... ~------~~~-----••. '42·1215 .._,, OO~r Ori--- •rvlne •t C..,..V•"9f~ 7S2·14t4 (ff ••••r •••IHI ft11tnn11 .. t ) fot a..I~ Ad ACflON c:.11 . ..., ,., ....... ..... ,.,. ·-, ....... -. l 0--• ··-\l-. , ...... ,......., . ,,,..,.,., ..... ,._ ,, ..... ..... ,, .. ... 11 .. .. _ ., .... ··~ "-::=. >oo. 71_ ,,.,._ >! ........ , .. ,. l!o-Jt, T'• ,,_ ,._ ~-jll .. . ~ ··-..,....., ..... ., ............ _._ .. c..- t !i ............. .. -., __ ,,..,,...,.._ .......... 'II'· .. ,.,. 1;-r,. ,,,...,. 7• • .._.. 7'~ -, ....... 11 ...... ,._ 11-.., .... •1-u • ... ., . .,,... .. ,.._ «\-.. -. ., ....... ---... "w.,. .. ..,_ ~ .... $6S.OOO 642·'11116 ----------SUP EH 1,0CATION DEERFIELD Mt!'\/\ ot-:Ll\fArt UYOW~f-:1{ rATIO HOME OWNF.rt WILi. SllOWCASt: ll0\1 ~: CualomlrNI fnr l1ullttcr'i- (.'/\RllY w. -Slll\MIT 4 OH . 2 ll.1. ttt~ar h1·h. 11t>n. 3 fir. furn rm, :! ON DOWN rAYMt-:NT 11dw111ll<. 11h1111'i.:, tran~p frpl1•11, uir conrl, 11trl11m. 4 IUl, i lln, pc•rfcM f1rt11r 1-'um rm. ilm rm, lrpk, unique up11rcl, & hi patio. pl.in for It!! f.1111 . fn·~lt h1111t p nrl. hH• y11 r(f l1t.-.llocul11111.luri.tnllol. paint, cfc1"0r, & l'rpl S'76.~. Oi>en 115. Sul & O y nwrat·r $71i,!l 110 n1•nut. 11h11dNI front Son. 21322 l'inf'lrrl' t.n ~!&.I 011:1 Yll rd, Ill(' pt1tlo & lUlrdt•n, ~·3919 ------ walk to pnrk, rtt•rentlon -----REOUCID $360011 6t tt<.'h()oh . A~klnJt P.l~Jtiinl S & S lrlB}cvlll TURTl.fWO<;K ISroacl· S.W.000 Submit nll oCfrr" w thonu'\ rm 4 Hr, •1 llu, mnortownhonw !H~ :l!I08 or 557·2200 pool It !11t•ux7.l $106,lllMI Or•:N 2!1WctlthruSun 0\\ner. ~t 11911·~~ _ 5<112 Pano S-011ov111 -OWN t;R MUST SEl.1.1 By Owner·New " n. Con· 3 BR, Wltll• of 1111111~ Opc'n· !\Br, 3ba, 2.~ty , r•al do l\1u11t ~ell lh. I• wknd. in(( from mslr. Mrm . " " o h s l'S / Uv 1 m . din rm • ram frplc, 30' rum. polio. pen ou~c · 11 • un · rm & kitc hen, onto A3k'(( S'73.~. Wall help Mon only. 2 Rr, 3 bu, finnnct' Cta n 11!1\Um(' frpk, plush crpt/drpl! ~·~n'>~: l~~·J~· .t~~"·'r 6 '• "'.· V /\ I u a n • SSS.000_003_·_1183fl _____ , J,{)CATJON /\ homl.' rm Ownr Bkr ~40 0555 or I.he .xcr. who i•nlcrt.111M l'\()S57 ~18_ ____ UZ,ZSO to a lot. Pool nc111 by. Now ASSUME 6 own thl1 SllJ.900 11parkllnir :t br. 2 ba Evelyn Copeland, Alll tttluded home w warm 562 177~ ____ 552 0434 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P'rice Reclttcedl IRAHDHlW! OCJWIO leach I 048 .............•...•..... QUALITY LOCATION PRICI Thi1\ lie how to 111'~t·r1 ht• \I.hut \l.f' •11 1' prourl l1)11f ft•r YOU " fll'W 1•11n d11rr11111111n of quulcl}' co11· 11tr111'l111n ('nn~1~t111u of ;,: IJ1.'dr0<1lll~ 111111 ;: 1·11'11ly 1111~1 Cull l1ath~. rin•ph11·l'. 1lrck1' uml k1l1 hc•n w11h thi• f111e11L of nppll11n1•1•i1 l..IK'Ull'd ln lhl' lllt"I th• s irllhlf' N1>rth l'1td of l,a)(uflu 1J11ly 2 hl111·k~ trom tht• h1•ndt With pr o r•·11 11111 11 11 )1 l11nd~t·11ped !lll rtlcn 11et tin..:. Prom 1mly $111,95o thl11 11niq11(• offn1ni.: t'lln t:ilnl a totul nt onl\' 5 un· 1ti1 which rurlhl•r t'reatt'I' 11 trw· ""nM' or Jlrtvery Open tor your 'tl'Vo•ln(( Snturd.iy nnd Sundit) from tnam to Spm ~ C)'pre~s Or One m l. to harbor. Bt-aut 26005(\.ft.4 br +den, FR."'' rp & country kit. >3048 Jo.!lis a 496-I 'i99 earth tones & us~ bnrk . Spac entry to JI\ lnjt rm und formal dtne 11rl.'a, .-aay fom1ly llvln Ill onl)' $62.000 ln hi~hly dl'Stra Park your own dt'corat · lnit s cheme. clollc to ~ shoppmi:. 11chool11 & pool, --CWl~i~"'Alnr- largnt m~el an The Ter· -----.'el' ble area. Fur early 1ppt . '•••• Ytihy f 03• to l('(l,plt ... u ll • •••••• •••• •• •• •• •• •• •• ROIHTS RIAL TY race or Un1v~rslly Park. 1020 So Coa•• -• 49'·85'9 :I Bdrm• . 2 bathS. d lnmg ----- BY OWN£R 4 Br 3 83. 141-1611 rm. $74,$00 SPECTACU l,AR FamRO\,w/$ffthrufplc ~ to hv rm1 cpts, 3 car gar, 552·7000 w/ooa' ooor to back yd. Frull \reea & g rdn. OoQ't ,r,-e up Ole shlp1 THE · ~ U2.500. For appt. "Llst.' It ill classlflccl •VJLL 'u'~E. · · 9t18·2919. 11650 San Diego Ship to shore result•! nu er.t~ 642-567&. REAIJOR_S __ _ LOCATlfJN OverlookinJt city. heuch & canyon. 3 Dr. :.!'2 Ru, + l(Ul'SI, quJet Clll·dl'·:'lllC, $229,500. by ownr. aRl. 129-1 Coron1do Dr Sol·Sun Noon SPl\f 494 95911 MOVEIHHOW! OPEH SUH. 2·5 1023 Vot1Dylce lh11rm11111i'1 .. 1r111 11111111· Vo tlh lu\'t•h 111·1•1111 \'l•'W" 111 .1 \\1111•bq hl.'lllttK l»•h1:hllul 1:.111lt•n~.1.i rJ1" It k v I ' fol ht I'" k I I (' h I' fl • 111rn1•111u ~ vllllt.v rm ict11111rtl l(la,11 wlnrlow IM·11 nw1I r1•1llnl(s th1 unul. $\l~.0-•1 OPEN SUH. 2-5 520 CLIFF DR. /\PT. :1111. While walt>r VI•· vf: 1•J1)11y pnnornml1 011'.111 \l'<lil" ''""' l'\lll'Y ru11m lit 11r1' uh• ilt•1·k11. 111 rn"~ frun1 lfc·t11h·r l111rk 111 North l.•H!UlllJ Well c1rN.r 2 l'wlrrn , :t hnth l)'l' 11 '11ur-0w11 unll , 1·o m c~ \lo tth all 11P1)li n11l'r1 111 cltlrltnl( m 1r r11wuvt• 0\'1•n Sll>S.OUO FAMILY LIVING I" th1• .11mo~ph1·r1• In thl~ 'PUl'lllU°' 4 bd1 m .iarclt•11 hum1• l.ari;:t• family ml "'"h 11 11 own frpk -+ l.11 i.:1· heulcd jlU'U77t, .trt• hul IWll O( tbt m.1ny :11nl'n1Uc!i of tlu' f111r hnmu In prjvali' &rl'll $100,~IO ~!!!.·· 1105 N.C-n Hwy.,loguno 494-1177 .. • ~.~.~---···· ~-~~ ••••••• ~~~-~~ •••• ~~~~~-~~ ............. ':':.~.~ ...... ~.~~... f'r!C!!y,A~ust27, 1m OAllYPl.OT :•~ L.ep. .. edt 1041 Mew,.... .. ectt IH lllC:wPr..-rty JOO ...... ,,..,.rty zo lkstk'• Mne 3U4 "-esU•f• 'b~ Hw.nU.fu '*1~ ..._.. ...... I t1• .. ·. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................................................................. ,... ....... J 142 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......................................... ~·~~ "'A B ULO.U!; ()l't-:Al\ ·~rTs NICI DOWN. ........................ U Jr,t be.hual'l-'.R on,~111.... l2)Jllu:il5"•a..di 1240~ .)W· VIEW l't'W bllo.11 lo t417M.-iftenDr. "" •\\'ATt:R•'ROZ\"f Ill'~ rno ALS0 3br.a •····································-······· ••••••••••••••••••••••• bc-1wh U U< l'ibll tlt•n, SH.HO ) SIJ.tSO SJl,MO 38RTOWNHOUSE bit, FR 2000 i.q. I\ nr. 130'0NTH~WATER! 38r SurfaldeCondo,frpl~. OIAMIHOMI lrpl • •rcl ~dt'•I p1i1tHl o,.. 1•5 4 $1l0.000 SOU>. Gor geous \'it'w 28 f'l nt'w '4U 548·3889 OI' 3 & dt!n nt'w homt' on patio, c-ncl gar, nr beh. UNIVERSITY P ARK w H~~UietdHk d hl 7 $271.000 Ui.IOO dock $700/rno. Yr s 642-0ZSi! l..ake !''oral •/vl('W of l.M!.536-UlSe\'e 3BR. rom . rm, ciln-m \, itur • • fri,.W.s-.Moe 7 $27'.0IO SH 000 k~ -waler WI 1q n. 2 bll, --air rood. t>rol~loo'lb fo'.ANTA,ll.l'lt (;UAST AU. l'(Jk~ rt t: I ~'9)0.000 50ii tobm Rt'altr lKI> tJTl COLLEGE PARK 4 Br 2 A c;, wee bar. frple, pal 3 Br,:? ba, 2 lrplo. fain df'conled , otf·whHi.- \1£W t:ONOO 3 BR ~ llOU -• 8.i, ~ f•m rm. 2 fpl. i.t' " dbl .iar Clubhou&~. rm, bltn•' i pati os. crpt, ceramJc Ule ('ftt.,Y film rm. 2 b11 , "'"l b;1r t Sltl,000 SOLD. vd, + p;\\IO ~/ ln.'t":., lgt> pool & tcnni~ Incl $5&>. cbildren, pet1 ~. Clotlc moire w•ll paper • frpt •. d bl tlt•e ""'""" AHUCEPTIO ... .AL t2 Uto,000 SOLD. .,.,._ lt44 111r. Ckun. new faint, ReadySePt li.l 64G-8300 t o bueb. 11h o pplog, match'C drptj,ahuu.cn_. pool. )urd Sl~.000 W.ATHROMT I Z SSJS 000 S78 750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ker Ii S42S Aval 9/1. lllchoob . $425. mu. lst & l\lv~ltrs DJa: paUo C~Ot!c ~1'J!U1. lltvl NI ~; VA.LUI 14 S400.•000 sc:iua ~bd.2bu.1m,piartly forn , tltJM22 &il>t'r d t>an 3 Ur, 2 ba, lut.84!l~or00!·8898 f68smo.lcalll°e c. • .-r1v11t l' p11 m • dt't'Oralc-d, pa rk view. Crpk, d11hw11wh\>I', cpta. ,,. _ _._ .l d • b Ml-2'7Mor'1~6Stl ' tr beach, ~l't·unty, 3 :?4~ wq tt or uniq ue. 10 $4Jl,000 SOU) Adults only. 1345 mo drpi1, p11t10. S~IS mo ......... ....,.2 Ir, "n· •'4-1 IA, tJK. 3 b.1 . <frn, d1mo11 l>JIJl'IOU10 It riut1c cqnt J O SP'O.OOO s-"" ~l 3 l:t~droom , 2 buth. ~ Aat.nofee. wu h/dry, d /w, P''t pal, Untvtn.ily Pk Twnh~4'. rm . ch.irmrna lh t.rar hvm~ 3 Ur. :f U11. bo.i' • ........ c-1t rp1•l 1, dr• p ull, dbl 111r. IMO aq n. Nr 3bd, i'-.ba, tam.rm , IU&b pa llo, poul ~.000 !lo. ~.11(t> '" ,111 It-'" (}( OffK:lS $150.000 $40,000 L...-. .. Kit )1 48 fittpllict', doubh.• jl&rlllf. Y...., lJl4 llunt llubour. PooJ. lt>n, trplc .. dUI'$ pd by ownr r t-:C ALLI-:~ CC'rt'd al ~l'TS,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bwlurn. ~ulwr. dr) r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 mo. No peu. D1y1 ~. ~ llEALTOll t•M 75711 ..... ••Y ofttft"lllOtltted abo••! ? BR. fum Wiilk lo r ooL. Lawn & pool WALK ( l) 821·2S 19. e vu --- l006 N Coa'll, l.aituna 1:&r1Jlf:'Proput1e1> beach. lonlhof~pt/ malottnancc 1neludt>d. to ~hie Square Pnk. ~I ....... _. l,24f ....,_.HUis 1050 (714)549·2467 C OMPLF;TEL.Y rlNlS ll ED _S6SO.A~t't11 &463:2M ~po·rmonlh.Nopet.. Redeconlt'd 31lr, 2 ba. 3BRhouHwilh eharm. ••••••••••••••••••u• .. ....................... "TURN KEY" PROJEC1'S will be .._..,,_..a.eclt 1169 lorMcc.-.. frptc.oewcpu,dr•pci1 & Lruard.S2TSi mo. 1 ... •u~•1L~•CH . f'Wwportt.och sold or t.'X t•ha nged. Trude un and get ••••••••••••••••••••••• l..ttw lllOH•wport d b hwasher $410 m o. M2·4400 or844MI088 -"-"' - IN'IUl I i.ty \II hl)Dl\' ... , ... 'L"' 'S 'MV\('1 npr.r"'"l"ll. ""', 6 m""t .. !" 1-terest Code~ 548-7'12t 96.1-4569. Ntnl. no fef' l..eud4.!1'11h1p RHI et tat~ \. 4 BOHM. .. PAM '4·1lh A1<.: Prime luc .. ..., vv ~/( .. '"" u v u vu l1"> m Winte r on Lido • .&bd . RM.• 3 ba~hll. c•nyon 48r. 2bu. f111n rni w fvlc ~ Vl•w Mo-oco wrile ·of • and lo maintenance. BY 3.,..bla, dt-n. Crplc. ~ _ Rt':iut Sbd exec h m t' MMIW• view, city lll(btl. $)5\. \ltd cc:1l !I, upitradtd 2 liedrim •. lll•n, 2 hi.1th1o, APPOINTM ENT IN OUR OFFICE ~thl) 675-7667 Mnade1Mar.$UO. ~·/clubble &i pool pnv. H9'1• JZ42 Mo. <'rp"1!, ipnnklcn. ~ Yr mint t·ond1t100 N11"' ONLY (N d . b ) ) UDO 151..E, 3 BR, 2 Ba 3bd.2ba.~hup, 1'oparea.$C95.968-9174. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.Studloapt 28~.TO <ild O wn r ~84.~UO r11rpet ... ttu1·k \urd D 0 rive· ys, Pease. home l~e sunny pauo 6+H836. Alr 38r 2b:I cpts dJ"l)ll 3 Br. J bl townbouH. 8£AC11.1 blk. frorqrut :,itt C119S l1111\Ji.t'11Pt ocs11itn,•r's I~ 1£ II d ed y 1' r ' I 'di 'b • b ' Sparkhn11 ne w cond. tM)' Sha ck. OW'tilt;R L_,... H 9M'I In.~ \'1"'"' from t•v.-ry Place iii 1Pla£r JJ!JO mo S7S-G428 f11rnily. 2 ba. $475. l\vull U35no ,!..m. 0• 963-46'9. Agt, 846-1371 or""' u ..., eves. u ac a.10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............... . .&....-.-Jlllilllij;.. ~ 'tiiV O"t\T" .... <IPV ... v..r~ I 1052 drum l\f Jlnlco.1nce • ~~ ~I~ we ~rat . ear ) Ml!Sa Verdechnrmer.4 & rp c , s wu c:r . $4'10. Call "Lila", PAYS Al.I. UTlWTIES room :.ml \'l'ry pn v11t<' ~·~~ Pr••rtlea , Su~r nl.':ll condo J br, 2 ScpL 20.~3828 tn• 3244 3. Spacious :I BDRM. $62,500 homl' 1\gvnt IWO 4!150 7S1•t'19 7S1•"20 b a , r r µI c. p o o t . l.GE 2 B 1,,.. 8 . lS & HAUTIFUL FAMIL\' UOME. 1tdHt 3 tJ<lrm ('Ul11• l.o\el> Ontu MOOou.ut.n • MAC'M --1ut-fllACM Clubhou~e . Nr. shops ' r • 3 ' cp ADULT COMM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• on 2 le\•els. L&e. liV.{DJ,") grounds llllb IJri,tt' lU\ $l2S 673-2332 drµs. P''l palto & y11rd. RANCHO SAN J OAQUIN w/ftrepl3ce. Thls ~~\~ erd pallo. All 10 t11: "' ~ Hws tnco.. ,rop .. tr 2000 . Acill.s $300. 673-3850 Teni;i1s co,urL. pool " 3 Br, 2•1 811, popular San has maplricent OCF~ ~ •llenl condtllon Qwt'l '''21 for SM I I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovel.y bayfroot a br. 3 Br 1 Ba 2 car gar + facllit~es.. Cl~ lo p.ark, Ldls Rey Modet. vtew, Ir COASTL,tNE VU. $$0£' 1:uldesoc t nr.1ri.chh ~ . G d C M frplc patio Kids ok. rt. 1• 'Ct ·et' shopping and freeway. 2 golf rourse. lake. avail Mo J W Y .. It ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 UNlTS. oo . . Wmte'ronly 67J.~ carpo • ge > . qw l'e· Bedrm. 1~2 bath. encl. Sept. lS. $625. S47·7CM4 or ~. R. ustic cedar shin"l(' ll)' t'8U "~a )' Wests id~ locuu o n . .i · s1dentlal nrbrhd. ~300 dble garagt>. Near new. 833-3215 • .. 31'1Wl'oa~1 llw) 8x40. Xlnlt'ond . 2tJd rm , 3 yn old and 3.3 • Xlnt cond., 3 br, rental mo.2C170C'ontinent11l $375/m o. l sl. last &i-----------1 home. Lge. sundecks So Lugun.i l!!Y 2:!:17 Coly Newport Beach Bdrm unde r construe· winter re nLul, $47S/mo. Wkdys 557·44t3 aft 6 ~ security. Agent, no fee. FOR LEASE • Univ Pk. 3 firepluce, dining rm. Ml sioR VI . I 067 llUU'>. MREOSVCEHIHOOLll 6454!130 -1.ion . s:rns.ooo. Agt • l BR o n . h .e :a c h . A Bed r oo m 2 b" th 549-86.SS Br. 211 B11, ftlm rm. 2 sty bill·ln kitc·hun. An lll\ • •to ........, .. L'I ,_ ...... b I II ti31·3900 $2501mo. Av11il 1mmc'<I .. ,. I r' d-. I . twnhome, 5!12·9H4 or celleol Cam. home. MT! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Indoor -Outdoor "'in~ at .. iet?l¥iuuu mo 'e me. - -A IH6·325S irep a t·e. or('e a r Model, 3 Br w/den, 3 Ba, 2 552 7000 Mo. EXQUISITE ib 1>1.·~1 t Ll!l' ,,('<'ludl'\ or beach. 2 Br, 1 Ba, ~auu. Two2-Blt 564.500. Chamung home on Udo SU.ECT P ROPERTLES pvt big yd, SS95 m o. OPTION TO BUY 98.\S. Csl Hwy, Laaum1 1:. tu11h on a h11l 111 l'v-.t.1 ()1 Jnge Counl) & Palos Unflwood Bc h Club, Ownr/Ukr 54().C)M.5 Isle 3bd, 2ba, winter or S56·2660 213-676·343-i eves. On gott coun;e. New, Phone 494-0'131 del Sul. dose lo the itolf \'l'nJ1..~ Hill' 1 Bdrm-. . 2 "!!,tg_lkh $36 OOt.'7 __ F Id tom yr round lse .. $4:M>. mo. S325 Ne~ decor 2 Br ~"" L 2 b k .:. plush Rancho San Joa · --------"our~". beautiful \le" bnth' & r n11l v m our \car 0 cui. r--llaf·t c 6310383 · ' ·-· ge r. ·1w.1pets/ qwnt-.. ·e nrCulv .. r•· brcondooobeaut.beach • ~ ".d a J r KlRKWOO D l 4x52, FOURPL£X m coast.Jll.... "· · · Cpk, patio. i:.ome lurn singles. Beachcomber, """ "'"' • C~n':1~~~t ~71j Es:i;<r~ ~107,200 walnut panel w;burnt area. $135,000. Call Red OCEANFRONT winter. Wtrpd, 1 Chihi.548·9-l ll fec,631·20ll S.D. Fwy. 1819 sq n. 2 & at the Blu~ 1:goo:!. ~ OPEN SAT /SUH 12-5 orange crµt. 2 BR. adult Carpet Rcalty 6't5·3474. complete rum. 5Br. avail ------conv. den. 2\.li ba, lux. ~~~~&..s:>20· ~ 3301. 2807 A.LT A VIST .A no pet. s Slar Puk. Olr. Sept. S600 mo. 751-0704 3 Br & den, or 4 Br. encl Lovely 2 Story 38r. 2 ba .mst suite & ba, frplc. d\U,_ ______ _...~ G RA NAU,\ C·51, I fir Liz 830·0.S21 orll98·"411 back yard. refng. 2 car Townhouse. lmmac. dbl encl gar. $590 mo. Ready L.,.. Hiiis lZlf f n 11 ~; • ~ M•llESSSSGROWI Compl.furn.2br.lbn.on gar:.:._s.125 mo.~7·l351 frplc. dis hwasher, Sept. 15th. 20 Arboles ....................... -1 :Jill3~r'55r ~~.~;~;io -i·f1, FC~~w1'~Pl'~~~~~1f~~ M • Seashore Dr. Adulls, no llUG E Jhr. 2 ba. ram rm, sem cearea . Cpt'd patio. ~l sa les ore or Redecorated 3 br, '2 tJa • le h I 069 <.'OWltles:. up1itrude~. end 6 U, cor court Sl.30.000 i>elS $350 f/'7S-4627 tnrd yd , dbl Rar . 1-;xtros. attached dbl rr. $350 {pie• cpl$, di>s. p'a~ ~':'~••••~•••••• ••• l ti \I l\'J>S quality s Star Parle ; UU •• 'c~~!l11.1~ Is $1$1~~·= LEASE. 2 br, den, 2 bu, SJ.I Ct'nter St. 5425. mo ~ v • ll m sn e d. nlve~1ty Park lwnhm, 4 !!,P.~ Aloe. t $40fOJ..~~ for adult:. Priced in Lhe uuo ' Marine~ Square. Agenl 548·31169 or &t2·0282 Br 3 Ba, fum rm, m1c-ro ............... gun •no .,..,. IUCHFROHT ---------1 9U,Walktobch S230000 I 7c1 .....,., :io·s Dir , L1.t 830·0521 or · 642·5200 ~·~ .. Vorde sr acious Abd HIM...,...Ofl leech lZ40 ~•Jue ,,_ ... _....,..._ 1-.. ...i--a 3.,,5~ IOAT SLIP' 23 u seal llel!Ch $425,000 .. ,..,8 ' ... .. .••••• ::':............... ......,,..-,,..... ~ • I 076 ~~.i.4ll Wortd Wlct. lrokers 1100 BAYF'RONT J br 2lm, dbl frplc .. bltns., c havt' 2, 3 & 4 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••.-•• Sl 60 ,000 Exdusi,·e l.istini.:• 714:960·44t0 l ba, frpk. lovlcy patio: d 11>hwshr .. lg yd., RV, & Br 2 ~u . ct)t!I, O/W. no ho mes & town homes Whih•WaterVu.2Rr,zt,Q, Sandy :'\c"' port Ht• Jl'h al ' :.to·.., ~~''' J 1111, :! Ba · · 74 0 a k rt d,, c, m ed 211 .... 19•198• wmter. 675·4646 Ho al storage, nr schools. pets. Chlldren OK· $400 avail for lcai.e. •·rom Gutt' guarded commual, )our £et't' St.:p,., 111 \our l'U•tom hnmt· ""9 !'"O "' .. .,. I d t.. •• .,c mo 96().3()35 ..,.,,c.0 u .. c N F o t y Te nni'ti/p vl b~h J "" "" "Jnellm", autumn crvt". -----ru · e·sac slree ""'..... · _.. ... ....,.... o ee.. . ' hCMI '>hp' l'u,lom h1a1lt C'"·nt'r l!Jti ~•u<w " " .. LIDOISLE r--1196827'" RANCllR"''LTY L•asc $39 5 m o ,.. -""" t•kan ta~teful product of mo "-"' · "" Cl"an 3"r, 2b'·. cul·d sac "'1' "" • l)0 (hl'14all'r'J'rl\,Jkl'll , hi f ' D " 55\20()(} ('114)551-1752 Ir\ Gorl.!\•ou' rlJ~,1110,. • • •Tlll l'J.1'::\ \\ Jll.. lo TL.t..:. cu:.lom Alra~ 2-lxlH Trade yourtax s c ter or :? BR. 2 Ba, yrl} $t50 SIL\RP 4 Br ;i lb fplc bltns, l·pt.drp g rdn r . _ ----- r1ri.•plJl'l' m \ H:W ll\1111( -.ho1ll> lrorn llww >\t-JI l'ndl'rS:!!i.000 ~Ir, Lu . s pend able. 54 .:.pa<'~ Wmll.'r.$$00.675-i 176 bltru.on qwet culde~ar' RV/boa t s torage, noNE\YTerrace,2 Br 2 Ba,MissiotlVl.jo ]J67 l'\lOlll' I.JI "e form.ii din liK ,1l\•1J 11·nl .it unn-. T¥io 1:19t1,.i II I or 830 052l tratler park S2~K · OWC -:--l\\'llll Now S.\00 557·7548 peb, $370. 962· 1914 Cam rm bltns nr sch ls ••••••••••••••••••••••• " I t -, ---•#t.A ... '-'A'> 9666 ""'"" lich. yrly lse, furn I _ ....: _ · · ---• • • 1111: room \II 111t· k 111 h .. 11 :! SI .!.. t•m• tllH -..:c, l.'r T "' "'""' "' shops, pools, JI.IC. $315 3 Br 2 8•, Fam ~ ·•1th 111\ "I~· 1•r'•tnl•1I "'""' '.1ta11l l .\LI. lnr th• 24 HA. 10H.AL ndus ropettrial~ Br. 1 udull, .sito J)('r mo 2 UH East:.uk Uuplcx, u·1 """" n..anA llmA lnlm"" ~ ~ • .. u Com" re<Jonc mtenor, I 120•., 3Gth St. O~ner at ... 1,, '"'r, adults. ll'-f•. Prestaue t!I()() mudcl. 4 mo................ ,,.... "' "'• ·~· ··al111wh Spat·wu~ ra1111 l,tlh .. , 2 I 00 -~' .. u " ~ " ---M:fO mo ui h IOIJ•n h'""" hi .. wwd •••ttl"l'ST\-..:Ot 'li c; ""'w apph':.Slµ1o 4 Buth propcrtySut.&sun. rl-.t S2Z56i3·8373 bedroom.2•~buth.3car ltEHTALS __ '...----.-.- ptnl' ttnhni: .in1I :!n.t Ill '\ fur lhh •llh',hll\ w ~h14r 100 \'rib from ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----garagt', freshly l'alnted Smate fomily homes Hew,.,..t.ech S'Jtr r,11wd hlarlh f11,•pl.11t• 1 .. 1111 .. 11 t:ull.i~t· Ill .it..lult b l' at h ~ 2 I 9 5 Suh~ l.Sl' 10\e~tur/u:.er. HouwsUrtfW'ftishe-d E. tde 3 br S3SO Lilli.pd l ns idt• & o ul. <.;pti., 2BR 2 Ba $415 •••••••••••••••••••;!!~' \i1JntmJ,1t•r lj,1 ni.:l1Cl'h il1·11•h•11nwnt \uu l'.cnt l213)311713~9 15.tS75!->Qft.ufc-\\art"hse .••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l1d:.Rpet:.l:rn~ft.1c..!'l'C dra pei>. Wa lk tn Sl 3BR:z ea.:::::::·:·~Npl.Shorea.2 BR.rot~\'· \\ \I.I. OF CL \...,:i ~ 'I\'\\ hl'ltl'\ •' 1tw ,.,111r.1i.: .. .ind CttOC)e for'°'• 1200 pnme In II>\' t>-IO 11~ G.Mral 3202 .im enta 5• ..,.( ...,,() Bona,·enture & Marina 3 BR, 2 Ba....... .1395 den Walk to beach, \'LC t•f 511 trupll JI 1J.1t w t lh 111,111 ~ .111\\·n 111 .. -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mountoift, DeMrl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SliO 1 br Ea:sts idc Couple $500 pt'r month 3 BR. 2 Ba ........ $400 $UO/Vrly Agt. s.i8 l<:D() l'.ibinl'l!> ~ '1111 .1 ~•· o\I., '111(!4) 58VIEWACRES ReiOri 2400 j) ur!>in1otlt'ok l,.l'c 3 DR.2 Ba ... " $4~ WATERf'KONT P1c-r & itulorl·' lll·.iu tdul •••OI'~:;-.." \lllVl~ICI OC ... "' .... SID... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mam llcntals.5105370 3 HedrOOOl.2 ba lh,near 3 BR.2 Ba ........ $425 d k 3 bed ·Cm 1 nu~'lo•W 1·11\1·r .. 1l IJJlto "'I ll ;!JIU '.!' •" \ hum,. ~.... "' . . . ---Marina High. Carpets. 3/2 +den, 2 bu ..... $U5 oc.· • • rm. ITT' 9 on )llUr 1n:.\t'll "'''r "l111lr. l'l••t'l hll1•'· lti.t 1'c\'crHeforcUH('rcd IDGll 01..>st'rl. 5 acres. I J: 52:~ 2 brtnhuu:.e. 1'1d::., draJ)e$,bu1lluui S400per 3BR +dcn.2liu .•. $425 dine rm'. 2 balh!I, w/V. look1n1: 14 alt' I .uul """" • 1•11H·n•1l 1i.1l 111 .. 111111>1>t'tl S15.UOO p;.·r ,\1:n· ~r. <'1Jmp furn. air cond p\'l1<. snf(l11 ok 1-'t'<'. h 3 BR, 2 Bu . . $435 cplll, fpk. dblc gar,, Jtt• 0 11 f h11 11uldl•11 II\ uw •'H'll Cl':N'Tl'll Y 1-'1~.\,..;c1A L. 1 ree~ 11 •. uuo I-!" I re .. _ -.,1ll1n Rcntab. MO 5370 mont · L 4 BR 2 n ••ts doas. $000 mo. yrly l8l ll';l~~r ;:_~ II .:,1::11 \~~ll .• l'OUI. !'!l'l' ll & Im •. •I nt~ALTUHS ~I 14!IO !>t'r\ulr, Sl.l,000 MM·A<l'M_ J ASMISt: CRF.EK l'wo Real.~~ ... l.5MI.... 4 BR: 3 ~ ... : .. : : :fus o642onT.t .. v.Barren Re~_uy ' h 2 rm E1\.".iTSID 1-: .... """"' l 752 1700 "' '''11l,•111i • .a ll•·•i: " ,..~ 'al Jlt:Sl't:KI \, htRh desert . charming rent:ils t!.ich Townhome1o ---~---.>I !l50 .._..._re, bed & d Tree i.haded, pvt pallo 2 BR 2 Ba $385 1 ., v1,. .;. ' \ . I ,.-.. 1600 i·ust bit J Br 2•, Ba, two room en. two corpart·extra clobel~. • . .... . . . .. BLUF'F"SCondo eaees I [. l'~~lltl :,·1~f1Ls1·1~1t:s1:-. 1 1) 1'1' ••• ;.:-::::~•••••••••••• 200Q,.qfi ,rnrd back yd. f1replaces,formaldrmng 5220 mcl.'A'ate r&l(rdnr. Clean 3 or 4 Br. dtsh 2 BR.2& •• Sterttngat$45Q j j 1' l'' d 1 1' "'1 1 '' frull lrcl'i. b ) uwne r room · includes use of . Ila.sher, frpk , cpl.II, drps. 2 BR + den. 2 bu .... SS95 •Agent, 644·1133• ;' j t.'ll•Jlfl ~~tntll\li·h ~hop. PrinH• llJrboi Uhd $l!IOIJO 1 2i~ 3 108 c lub.h o u se pool & ~dults.oo pet:..G?:S GJ72 $355·S37S mn. 963·4569. 3BR.21la .... • $4.25 -- . ...,-••'••··~· u•1tt.or "1 hu~1111'" Iii' l.e:ll>~'<I bid.: l'ay-. aµ ' Jacuu 1 •nd TENNIS 3BRIUAcpls bllns fpk Agt no fee. 3BR,28a . ·••• •.. $450 3 BR. 2'• ba C~ndu GOLF COURSE I mot ~:.!.000 vrox 11· ' nt + po~i.1blt• '" Ovt of COUftfy c 0 U n' T S J u s t o mrl ~rdnr • 200 Ltlltu~ -3 BR, 2 Ba •••• •.• ••.• S4:M> Carpets. drps. dblr 4{'' . t' \I.I. H 1-:1; ,\II DI :'.'ZG flat10•1 Mt•k11s t'll.l'rlhrnt Prop.rty 2550 murvclous w~y of life-I Pl CM S350mo View Point Twnhsc, 2 Br2 3BR.2\.\ Bu ......... $.175 Harbor Jll Dist. s-i9:J Oii h acr'O'l~lht·~lreNfrom OTllt-:tt t:oou 0 1' m vestmcnt 565.000 all .•••••••••••••••••••••• hve lheretoo. · · Ba,enduml.nttach gar, 3 BR.2~Ba ........ ,$.'i90 lease.AvallSepl.Phdn1 th•~ Cuw:J Br. 2 Ila honw l'ORTL';-.<ITll';S cush Pnn only Owner Paso RoblM ' 2tJR house. USTSIDI tennis. sauna. pool, 4 BR,2'• 83 ........ $475 H3rry,540-1151,Agt. $7~.~!4!0 10' dn Llnq·h~ 67J.i9l4 R4 lot S7 '-tlSO' fenced CORONA DEL MAR Ot'luxe 3 Br (pie. dbl Jacuzzi S385 846·3175 4BR.2~Bu ........ $500 WATER•'RONT CONDO 2:\11:1 \nnl\er~Jr~ I.Jn,• •1-H;lll'll.\ll~:~rt\'• S -rt Be hC 1 ~ gar a ge Cru1l treu' IDuplexl Rull)' Jarge a.ir.S445mo.64S~ .-.u. 3 Br 2 Ba Tw .... -.. 4BR.2 .& •... S.515 .... '"" n 2 8 •-D ... orl·;ill55t>Xl11l HI-. \I.TOR." 1:12 4121 'ell111>0 ... ats'. L' ,'. mru:. 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Ai.tt .mti 7!10d no" r<ir aoform1111011 lrad•· 1;1) K l~vt•i1tml•ntll, 1wr. w11hr/dryr, $6CJO mo 4nn . znA, new crpts 213/926-4083 nn. S4 5 644· 770 BEACH. $700/mo Is .. : fNlm )our lh htll room 1>111Dl!ll1t .I It·\ 1•1 fomll\ hom1• "llh l"'rmnnt>nl \ ww I l\,'<lrtw•m I hulh r.11n1h n>1•m. p.ilw .mil d\ t>k lo',1111.1,111 :-..,•wporl \llllh' .it SlllltMI() (',111 $-M} 11~1. N1·w11111111rr1cl• ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS MO DOWN ! LIO~~.E .. S..!,~ TES 1;.w ltll.10 ____ 675·2975 pa1.nt. greut >;11rd w/pali 4 BR. 2 Ba, f'rplc, dbl ear. (;beery 2 1tory end co~. '*'tt I l I ...,., """'" '4llboo '"'"'""• 1207 to\ er. 642·5762. 1375 $12.S f'iri t In t & clean· 2 br. 2 h•, fam rrn. J)vt A rac t • • r, Wan1 l,1r11· houst-or con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ina 962.7788 patio. Pool & Park. Dlt.nl 2b b h THREE UNITS 1111 11,t\I' .,t.·a..,oned 1st , Darhng 2 Br house Men) ... •~ r fntt Close to rrwva a . nr eac , l D Tll'Ofo' PP.N ISSUl.A xtras. children. pets OK, 1 d 1 r 1 • " c--:1 portc & tenni1. Only lt.'11122\7 Broker 3bJ . 2bo h mc on th(' $.'125 mo. 744 V1ct nrla, $l90. :,<J!r k uj cl , rp c, Nolease.$3115.G?S·~ $63 900 HUR.Yi Eastside C.M. 1111n<l. Pvt , :wcludt>d bch 6'13·7<H7 e:~· R o . I ee540·$370 TurUerock 4 br, film rm. , • • h'IC f'rplr .. 10111 of 1tl11u --ain .:niJI s. din rm 2 hn new crpt W--'*' I t Ownl·r·~ tr ll l<irl(t' :l I.Mais wi \'lcw forever Aitnl 311R, :!DA. Cam , lndry nn. S .,. b d 1 k ... _ , A A• .., ,.;1 """'2 ' uwn GI • lx•droom I bu th hom t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I 4S.'IG. crpt & l.irps, frpl<', lln 187 • .,., 2 r ~ x, 1,.., ..... ase. ,.., ,,., '""" POINT REALTY with flrcolal'e uncl lrc~h HouMs fvnNs .. d ~love, l.lshwshr, clhl. 1t11r. Jl('tll, 5":111 ok. t Nl. ,, Univ. Pk. 3 Br. 21/w2 Dn . 496·5600 11111 nt AN D T l4 o I ••••••••••••••• •• •••• •• CorGllO •I Mar 1222 Ciotden & wtr pd $400 Mrun en~l11, MO ;i370 fam rm, frplc & :mndeck, 111.odrvom. 1 hnth uml<, all lalN>a 1$1..d 3 I 06 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S48 4M.'I 2 Br + dt'n, fplr, rlc11n, nr 2 sty tnhom4'. ::iS2 7()00 or Sc.. JUClft 011 I J i ltt' 11\1 Own('r~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ueaut dupl11: :!Br. I"~ ba, bch. $325. 8411 IJo n· ~·9444 Mr. Dunn W•stctlffCorner Capi•trCMO 1071 mo\'1n1t Mu'l "lt't• 0 u lQ\llF:T 3 All. 2 Ui\, frpl,+xtras So of hwy RC'Cl1•c-or111,C'd.3Br,dmrm. cas\<'r,!lf.O·l729;SIS·l8SI L1tc 11001. 1 fir :i 11.1. :l ••••••••••••••••••••••• SM2.~ Hy 11pJlOmlmenl 1-'Jll'I .. Pi\TlO, STl-:r s s.tSOmo S.l!l!l:.01 ear. f~c d yd l"am1he1i -----2PR bo uo In C 11IH. f11k :i. Ill\~ 1n Uln llm ~lil\'f ,h0 q1 \ 1111111c ~1111 Ml> TO llfA<'ll WI NTl-'R ~ ---only 1\o i>ch1 tdnnker1> 2 Rm Ueoch Cotta11c. SIM. Home . New cpts ~ dl'J)I, "P.ICl<,1.111 fo.1m1ly & "' 1n1£ J 11 ,1 n 3 ",. d 1 0 11 m CALI tJlS 3083 ' ' OPEN IU:l\~1S I Dr t-s:lt)(I mo + foes. f>lO J(; • all ut1l. pold. AI KO 2 BR new paint, new lawn. On Wat.er. 3Br, 2Ba w/40 dock 1750/mo. w1thou1 dock $000/n\O l!!aae On Weat Bay w/boet dock ror ~·boot. ._Br In belt location. $1500/mo yrly lsc. ONBl!:ACH I Bdrm ( F'urn) 137t'lno 2 Odrm ff'um > S4n •• i-o .. rm,11,,;ht,air),Clt'nn. tnll nhonw 11.,11utiful II .ft .. ~-' · ---~rn . nt•wly pu lntt d &:wl·7745 House fa P'Hmsuta 3107 Sl<'Pfl 'to lwiu;h & llhOIJ!I, ~·ft 3 11 3 I\ d beach ) 213/280·2003 school. S.t'l()/m o. :m.2784, ...,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1375 mo. 403 J 11J1mm1• up ........ ,... • r . a. en. ----7Sz·6321. Ast. 2 n .t 2 Hertww-V&. H Pr ._._ per. Mr. Hn d o loto play rm, k1trh, fom rm, 3 Dedrm. 2 hn, vn<'I patio. ---------1 nrand new · • ..,rm, w ORM ~ ap11 ... . r enin Pt. COi )' 2 Br. Incl& (213 )776·4294! nr E va. ll v r m. cov'd putlo, nr Comer lot W/bollt ante. UNI VERSITY PARK W/frplt'. ,500/mo yr On Bc•tll'h with Chenne&_ Vl'w Pvt locallOft,'~ decor . Furnl1Wtld' •r Hdrm. ~Imo wOJttir, SHIOO/ mo yrly lie. ·., WllnlNi, 4Br 11r !>llr AMC HOR••• .,,, . ..,. rotor TV' rncd patio 2~ hi •. s c Pl "c pr1 "Al I lea.ff. :i81~i1 -• .-, ... __.. i.eooCMWUl. MA04 MttAn10I' !please don't '714 810~5 llt' II <Y • SI RU, S275 p/m le:ue. all me flrt'en.,., l O"., nr W•fH••oU'P '"" JI ""'JI Avull 9/1176 S500 mo. hetore sPM, 't7G·9SSO ext paols. pa rk, 1chool11. ~ "' "' Lmrly ;thr Mnnlll'll nn '""' 496-7711 Ownc:r. fyr Tnplu . JUll duit'.irh ll'n llnls). By 2 BR, I ba. Frpk. Wt'l bar, m 7021 l714) %71 , or an 6PM CVCll DVlll lmmcd 3 Hr 2 Rn , HOMIS pool 'Ill' lot Vue.int & rr l.a Serena. Dano Point owner Mi 0077 patio Avnll now! $375 • wkends 73S·9522. Mr. form dine, $475. 552 0736 6l J·6~00 ndy lo mo\'l' 10 no"' l'V OWNL',R .. llr Con·•-SllB,000. Ph 496 967R 4 llR, \'r i.rly Rental 2146 mo fl.W.743.'I 1 br rottaac-. Lilt' flooni, Cornman. orMZ.()875 ' • r " UV, -drpi, llt0V(l, Quiet 8dUlt.1 ---------1---------1 ................. . OJlCn llou"c-Thur!! I 1 nrw cpt\, tlfl>', & n1r. 6 UlliITS· San Clcnientc, llramnr Co ll 3 BR .. 2 be , frpk., r11llo No pet.-1. $l1S. 642 ~ 4 br. 2 ba new home. Fully Ntw lge exec. Townhome,11 197~ Port Ounle111h (',111 ~ 6322i•r~I ~ 1213)446-8310 F'rnnt d I Avgl ---------1\1.'l {17:1 7f;cll ~:=~l~~~~~ V~r:s.~~~~ r-i..,____ a.--L) I fl $4M, )'l'~~l:~CllilC now 0.... ,.. 1226 ~~i::l &t :~· .. •:.r11~~t:-: ~0~.·~.tlli.~n:ei~!.;:~~r;.1--------·11 C ·•-1 .. E 3 Hr 2 lln. "n RI s ty. Paclflc Sbore Realty. llJ _,,,..I'..._ ...... Agcnt 6752373 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11chool.S425 rno.961Ml623 conc:1 •• mkro·w1v1.Unl•. 2 un.2~81 ·• .. "o;r ., twnhlll'. premium lot, up W. Piilludu, 16·A, Old ••••••••:•••••••••••••• ---Great ocea n vlc-w. 2bd Park. $(,80. 833-8-000 2 8r, 2 Ra.162$ Fll_.!;~1 IUCH LIVtHG Rratird. 1mmar. rnuldl CitJ Pla:u. t-4'2·~ OCEANf RONT Wlnte r. $375. Walk to beach 28R, 2b.a, frplc .. gar , utll pd SllO. Utll rrt e. Corral fOf -30r2i d en,2ba t:>M1 1'.hnrp 2 bdrm. ¥i lth ~·:1.own\'t or~n dolly CXC'C beach hme. ('U$l. crpts. drps, SlOYl' ~ref. l330 mo.AftS,633-3331. horn. Bu cht'omber. LIASISAVAIL. Coronackl Mat · w~tom rll'n, wr t bar. lie 71•-496-16"5 NEWI>OPLEX + d«'waled $650 mo. Ref's Oar. Ir storeroom, yrd, CH. 631·2011 z BR. 2ba , vtewtaa IBR.2Ba.111(1) .... ljunny patio Spac1ou'4, --L 38RllSE req'dll4-496-2891 W/D.581.o234 38R + fam, 2·1ty .. fplc JBR,2ba.t'amrm l38$ opmlnok Nrarpools &Othef'ltffllutat. LJ bdrins trp1cs Crpls/drps.S410mo 1.!!e .Sunny,lmmac.2•l0f'Y.• -'BR.2ba.Dlnrm $450 occ.an m.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wshr/drrrs.' m irrored .. Mer l 122 3 8' 2 Ba. fplc, gar, pvt C a 11 KILL G 0 R br, 3 ba. Spac. f11m . rm 6 j BR b f CAYWOODIULTY MobileHomH drs. wood paneling. Wik••••••••••••••••••••••• bch acceu . ~550 mo Rl::ALTORS,493'G031 mult!r fuJle, 3 car I · ·2~ 8' Am.rm., • 548· I zto * For S• 1100 to West.cliff, East Sid~ anrront winter 1 br 6'13-6.Sl0or&40-5532 I N . Beach. Move rl1ht fl\, J B~~:~ .. ~ri~·r~Ti7s ---------1 ••••••• •••••••• •• •• •••• CM toe $138 000 o-'nr $350. 2 br $485. (Unfurn. c:..te ~ lZ 24 Dana Kno Is l'OQ/bmo. b r 1$2l. mo. 848-9427 • nR, 2 ba, fam rm --. L.H>linl · "5().)6'13·T787 bch"marlna.ar.21 •.u ..-. fk:'autlful Qam('(J Shores ~'153. 2 Utt. 2 Ra. adll S.. a11t • .,..., eves. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• If fam.rm. i..e neiotta LANDMARK 3 Br 2 9 1 JBR,%ba,famrmS425 Pool Hom<' 1111 1mi.s;n1 (1 star paflt, S:in Jua VttY lg~ 4.pteit, 1.2.3 br. Br2 Ba, formal dl• rm. ble.83!1-8'700orll.J:Mitlat cual . drpt, cpt.a, tplc, 2BR.2bl,den,dlnM70 t'tt'nl 180 view 3 Ur. 4 ba Capo. t::ntl pc t >rd. Dana Point Paya for t'IJU, bltns, fpl, fncd. $4.30 relrll/frener, wshr JBR, 2V. bl , lam. $C'7S & dc-n Askin.I( Sl98,500 $24,SOO. 496·8585 or it.sell $l1' oOO S7S-S205 Incl 1rdnrorS49-313t NEW ~an Vu lwnhM dl')'l' avail 9/l, MIH71l l BR, 2 IJa. fam. rm., Aftnt. 631 :mo 4S6-06.50111\. Gpm G'fS-lD' • · • 8r3 Be. cpq, drps, bltns arsei.ocns din rm. Vacant. SS3S 3 Br. 2'2 Ba, Blu!fs ''\'" Plan, ( rplc. ne" ly dtt Sllnrp. 640-2063 4 .. IOOM full rec facll. S.Sl-1537 Dbl w1M 2Bdrm+den. IUal Ettate, finance i----------t fireplace. Walk lo pool, .,_.. 1212 w/rtlrig. 5 blks to bch. 552·70H DAMA POINT HAVE 2~ bath, ramlly room, Sep1r1te bachelor iml ~ Locoted 1n hc:iutlful busiiJa1badt1UOund lennl1, 11una, jac:uul. • .-. ..................... $140. 11tll pd. <213 tH ewpoftSl\i)ttf.1)1'tc EASTBLUFI'~ by owntr D:11u1 Pt. Marino Adult WANT tte. el<'. All locluded ror Labfl'Oftl cnam puff. 2 .. _4»07 __ oo_. _____ -t E · nr beuh. Spacl.ou•~· 5Br. 3ba. Din rm . 20-<• pet l)tlrlt. o~ '· A· SiluatJoo lo "'Ot'k with or bto. UUI free. bCotral for ~permooR""~·Ton•s family, 2V. _ba, 2 frpk, "net _._ t t VILLM::E . ..~ 8oflu1 rm. d~fool. .... pool 5129.500 Open Sun l'l ua I ob i le llome problem to1oh·e. orH. Boac comber , KEY "'""' "" up.raded. S52S. hld. ,-. wna )'ou WHl REAL'T:OR.S lemdl. ~~ltf. $100 1 5 &U 1'65 Rrote11 8»·0012 8Nce 642· lee. 131·2011 9C-TTl8 d ubbldadl. ~ O.U1 Pilot Clualn.dll. .1 mo. O.aal M:M708" ..:.:..::~======J....:;;~~==-::....-===.J.::==========::3::::::=:::::::======i===========::.l:::::::::::=::=:::::::=::==t=:::::::=::=:=:=L:::::::::::::======:.t::===========J ' i-:utblul( 3111 , :l\1 l>., cun du, 1; lo K mo hw ~ mo t>.11 14~ or IUO 9',;...; flt•ait ijluH11 Condo. 3 UR Z\1 It.!. W11 ul b•Y 'le~ l'nol, ~5 en 33..W t:.._sthllJf. rantubt k UJ t: Kuy vu J UH. i1, b11 Contlu. UOS/m o . AICI hi 5 ftiOll 'l llr, 2' • l>u, iiolt. 11.i lntt..-d $375 75'18il0, I::\ Cb 75.2·11617 Nt::W l'tH<T Tcrrac~ ('on do. ne\\'r hHrtl in 2 Br ' liu. l.'Jrµort. gJr. prwl J.icuu1. no ~l!> l child The Ion Tay!« Gr~ uffon comµlt'le rcnt:.I ~nice lo both landlord & lt'n .. nl :.~1 1"h11n1t 1n l~l~tf.OIA n I\ """ h "' '~" ,,, ~ "' (X l 'U PAN(.'Y ""I hl11•11 l1t 11 • 1< 1''' A\'A ll.ABl.P. I l•I• I h o ~ l,t. ~ h, f ~ , ,\.I•'"· \\t nu• c .... ,. \t< • "" .... II II ,,1, ., .... ti A.r\ I .. .._IP~ ft.,tn \~.lf1\!\• ~ ,4,U 'lli l 11lc.!.:,\ 11HI 1'tl'\.I ~ I AJuh Ar annwnt 11 .... , ... ., I ur1t1•lwJ m..»kl• l'lo'" '""'n 'i .......... 7 '"' flh lb«! llt'.ach .\rt'.a AGT 6i :S ilK.ll Eo ... 1.._, .... °"90'1\lftll n SPARKLING NEW-fJELUXE1 Two & thrn l .. OOMS a.altaible -all hon bltas & dllhwa11Mn. •l ledroom hoftnl flreploce Ir 2 baffl •...••.• SJ75. • Z hdroo111 featwn ...doted y_.. .......... Sl 7 5 • Will <.:orus1dcr I or 2 Children ~I! these lovely apart ment~ thl'Y art• dost• to Central Park & re creation & ~hopping, schooh;, freeways. Bike to beach' ••..•..•.•.......•..... ~('\Ir' l.u\unuu~ J l>1. 2'' Ou•unrro 111 ll.111• ll.1 b:I OC't'llO \ \\ 1 l'lllllll 1l.a ... n11, 1'•11111 •Offill furn pool. rrple, "l'I h11r . $11~ ,flll\ 4 $200\\ I.. Iii'~ 11 11 )'rly I~•· ll15 :.llCI l.n\t•ly :!llr. 1hm 11~tJ1r' l''l plt. i:ar, nr m11rk..t ~:.!:> IOU+ Ulll ~I 1·h •.111 111.: f{'\l. S1·1· to u I' pr.-el111r :.!10 :1111 11 St S11111I•• ulJt'r wuplt 11rd \'r~ be rcq CAllH-11~ llAR ~\· .. 1111 12. "1th ~··v1o1r.ih· 11111~ l'\)U!ll , poo ll11hlt1 & color T\ w, ... k 0 1 wkcnJ o ... n('I' -'~ 84.ll I 4300 '.!. Rr, t 1' bu '"" nhou"'' •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "tile, hltn~. q )I,., th)>'\, \\IOIUl:"lt'OMl'AT llll..E 1•1tllO. hlft flOOI 1\dull11, lh .IOM :'It\ n:.-.•' l ' \LI. no lll'lS. :s:.!2~ ~ut 211112 lloo'l' MJll'' \.'nhmill'tl Ull ck bu)' area Gurd cll ~~IJl ~111u• l!Jd duplex 2HH, ciarµl'I~. Slnqle1 llrallt">. l.ar1tl' 11.ith• l'lld s.Nors 1rnr ~l oitun• n •I. uu l·h1ld r.-n no l)\'l' Avail 1.1\\' lll'tlCI r111 '• th,· ,1ppr11x ~·pl ::.:, u~:? 2:.'l>i l'\.\'\ We I al.e U•l' h.i"I•·' ps ~ 0052 ~ ..... ....,lf'M CROSS STREETS: Slater & IJ(lach. Huntington Beach West on Slate r ofr Beach one block, right on Keelson to c ul·de-sac. FOLLOW TIU·; SIGNS !! ~WJ''.f T errote <.:u;;-d~ .. ~ .... ?~.2.~ Af••uh FwW~ Apel •-•h FwW*ct " \I\'\\ 1~e M2S mu 3 Br • •• • •• •• • •• •••••••••••• ••• • ••• •• • • • •••••••• •• • By.· Kent Ro2ers Realty 3 Br. 2 ba li<'t" II OcL·un t\ C h ane l 1''1 p h• i-1 \ r err1w. d w S350 mu fiiS..8Sli2 llUI or f11ul111~ J )tuud t .amvattbll' roumm,fl•• l'n1111t \ W11ll' St•n 1te 21, .»u.' cpu. drµa ., .&J 'HI:'\ \ CO\' t: :l fir :! Lt.! ._..__ •-:-.... _ 3707 S-C t.tMnt• 3776 u • · • • 7 • h>k . L lJr ~Jr \dlb uni) -or......._.. • ll &&6 i tJO ~mo 673 75J. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 842 9249 or 848 8300 @ Roomfin•rs IO'l !TIS 530 i:l 111 -Sl75 L.111 tree, <.100' ~. I iu r "' "JrJ"l' \\ .. lk tu • • Ft.Ark 8Jy lmmnr "'nil .\I L· 21 ... , lllJ tur ... 11~"1 2 Br l'ontln -. den. di " " ..,., ,, ., u hi' r "" ~ •u ~I 0 ~AR C II II ,\ Y br lk'J t hn1mhcr , rt1t1. bt-Jl h s:!OO mu \\Jll ""'pl !. 4 ur . '"'·lot.Ar i.h,1rt' n1u• Ii; h:.~ 11.H i:::r:v :i ·,.~~~;1:'.0~\r:.t~ VILLAS. Model lll1U, JBr 6.11 :NI I !I I Ph Iii 11 K27 ltl3J M ulls ~ G-12 ~ 5120 fill h t. llA!>l. Utll he h . Si n m u l>~ ~~/f r.~ Wbl:J06 Coronact.1 Mor 3722 $135 llllpd S1111:lc-~ok. Ocean v1e\\duplt'x,lcluor l"I Nle111 Juh11.94i8 t!Olll• 6 -1 2 6500 . l::v !> ••••••••••••••••••••••• n e Jr h ,. J 1· h .••••••••••••••••••••••••• tube11ch.2br.~rl).~7o Ft•l'Oalt•'"Ll :JS lo~hnrl'lllh IJ73..?4119 \Yknd:s t.75 0123 i\lun.arch UJ ) \ilia:., <11.n 2 bd, Iba, pool, Ut• .i 1 111: um b .. r I 1·1'. <h<lnr ..\l(I S.lb 5005 1l11l'C :-.Ion ~11111IW1', l'\'i>ll !\cw 3bd. 2•,ba !>Pht level, Vu. 3 Br ~1 ; I.la . '11. <:ll>ur. 675 7til0ur 67:> 5101 UJI :?011 Co.to Meao 3124 HufttitMJton .. och 3140Huntington .. ocll 3140 l>cl.'an \ 1,." 1 111,.,r 10 ;-..1." l>ill't ~II! !!'1·16 Form dint". x~.u . puol. ull -----•••• •• ••• •• •• • • •• •• • • •• •••• • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • • • •• ••• • •• •• • • • •• •• • • • •• • • • he: h .. . I --frplc ,w~tbar,l700 sq.n amenillC!> SSSCI -l!l:J-~ Studio. J\all .1 m t h' _ •nc • 6! ur,·11.11: .. ~r ~ ltoomm ,1tl' wa n ted lu Pool & T tt rls. Close t c a ~100 o ."ner 5;,1 .'til;(l, i\i.;l :.han' llulbou blancl 21x.I bch Lse $500 mo C hild Great on :an \ l•'W Sl.>o. Aporln .... b J s.1u 5611 lVf\l> Days, 213 Gl,3·6014 'EW 3 br, 2 b..i. UJM~ond. mo. 675-77111 Uftfunds~d • ran penina ~ ----hH· l'il ll lii'3 11 1111 a ft t::ve,, i i I IS45 61109 ur pool & dullh~e. 5325 ----••••••••••••••••••••••• "ii COZY I Br, fplc. '"'' 7pm .\dll rnntlo. 20 mm from Co.to Mesa 37 24 ._. .... _ 1 1_.. 380 6 k 1 h r d d 1 &l5·ll141 :-J 8 A!ll'lll Ii IO i6Ui •••••••••••• •••• ••••••• -a 1 ....., 1 c • nc ~ · no pc s Wun1 ... t l1·m tu sharc :! br ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kent Rogers Really is pleased to S.>oo mo + uul. (i-16·5!1112 tum .. 111 ,, sumc Prd t lldc·away, 28 r, I& yd, Si:t ludcd . pvt strt-~l ,$;1~.0 Ph 491 5903 _OE_5762 SJl only 646 8811 Sl7.50 WEEK & UP ·ua t: 2 Kr w Ul•t•k, 22Stl! announce the G rand Opening o( ------:?t t>-sn :tt7:t •Studio & I BR ,\pl' \µult·na. S,:\:L'l mo ) rly * T\' & ~J aid St>n '''a il tii3·3731 f.:,., PIHECIEEJC * Phon~ St.·rv. JI td puol ----UVES UP FUTURE FURNITURE S.Cs.m..Me 3876 Wom.1n univ lo ,hu1::;:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• htlrm. 11· ~·;i1t 1Jc1u1l :1 •Ch1ldrt:-n ~cl1on Vlutrs C'undo 3Br, :?11bn. ownhouse •Low moothly rwte., lal>oa ,.eniftsula 3807 TO ITS HAME Crµll , lg p.ilau, p00l MllO Utrfurftished 3 525 2J76 ~e.,.port Uhd t ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• O\er sou tJll t rcl'' .md (located al 17288 Beach Blvd. H. 8 .) and extend t heir gratitude for the help m furnishing t he new model in the OCt::AN VIEW DUP LEX 11111. \l\.O:! l lal !l.1'" Imm $275. Call . mo 64-1 15116 urt S ••••• •••• • • ••• • • • • •• •• • ~.97.s.; or 645 39hi • J Udrm:.. $<15'1 • t o s t r e a m ., w 1th \'IEW \'IE\\' \'l~:w • 2 Bdrm.., $JOO • WJ l t·rfJll.., n<'at.• .1 Dltrn<'. 1()11 0232 li11l 441·1 Jnl 1 mm.it.-net 11 tur :I llllrm lll.'.11 h II 111 .1 pl ·1111 h S-Juan SI . '\II 1111 c.lll ot Ila r bor \' 1 e w C 11 r m e l H \;'1.('llO Cute bl.I ch l OllllS(t'S L Ill \I.tr.hall Hit~ liiS-4600 n •IJ i.ins: sellinl( for , uui .,. vie"'· 3 Kr, gnlnr ten S \;\JO.\Ql'I'\; ~ ~mglt.-.onl~ ~~3: up -'Pd l'I OU s n e w 1 or Capidr ono 3171 1)11 1111111 OAK CREST A.PilTMEHTS at 17282 Kcelson La. H .B . DI!>. pc.t0I rJc ind $Mtl S\...;LLIS Hf.\'\IUUl::L .OO A\oc.adof>.1.0~ Oc-c..infrtlfll 1 llr, S300 >r :l b('(froom ap ... r tment mo ~IHW J li R. 2•,U,\ n r i:olr B11chelor a pl,1h1"'n'tJ1r' 1> l lil inti l'n•ler From S2JO 1''urn1ture COHGRATULATIOHS .cltMbntof Nell frOM aw ...ttre staff! ....•...........••...•. l mmaculatl' 2 Ue tlrm \I.ii•• 111 -,lf.ir .. lu111 111 II Condo Wa:.ht'r. d r \'i•r hnw 11111 1111 ~ .. clr11i.::. pool $275 mu t:oll '"'0~•.~i: '!>I:!.\ ~ L,ii: t4fWPOIT SHOl!S cour,, ... lcnnt'> &. vuot c~. dprs, n•rni:. l'ool rnJturc & quid li7:> 7lli'S, a\ J1 lalJlt' Sm.ell i\l'l:> Vfo:ARL \' 2 & dl'n or 3 1,;pgrJdct.I a pt:. drps !HS-~ 1'15 U3oJ 01\ Adull.S uni). Orrin~ RITUH FU•HITURE OAK CUST ArTS 4!14-11315 4!1.I l:i:!ll br. Sharv' S.-tOO rno No ~lurort•d do:.,·l!>. hplc 01wn ~I.Ml to 6 uo. 2JIXI ree P rnµHt)' llo u:u· \\l'l ~ar 114::.!5 mo I'(' ; \H \G 1-; s \LI-.• uh IO CCM"OftCI chi Mor 3822 1"'111n ll'W Hd .. <.:o:.l.a 141-1114 142-t24t ApOi hi.ent s i..nd•hed ~·re .. · rm ~ hu.tnl 1n .1 Ill\ or Uttfuntl.tted 3900 h11111l• 111 ,1 la1h In ,., 642·311.50 5.'il :!7~ or 752·b!l:!l lhl· ();uh r 1101 l>11nl! hap ••••••••••••••••• •••••• .\lf·,.1 l'h<1n,· .'>15 2300 _ I" rt''>Ull~ Tu pl.111· )•1ur 1 __________ 1 I I hJlll(l' lt11 lilt' h'l'klllll: Costa Mesa 3124 Irv M 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111r h.111ch11n1t• ~o 'r ulcl LA R G I~ d n 2HH. s .. r °'•plHHFvf'ft 3550 ... ~U\\lll lo; l'J l tl l)hlllll' rune, 2-car i:a r. $4~ incl ........................ li42 .Jnill todu\ l!rdilr. no petll ~'4 K616. Balboa l~IJml UPVl'r, S -li.11yfr1111t ~ Br. \\Hiler . 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Br . l'pl;., clrl"-i:nr, no I S2:130l~ l!Cll pell!> 518 7M2 · .ilorw '11111 1111' Ill'~ " 3 Iii . ;.! llu t•und11. lrpk . ------LOCJUIMI .. och 1148 l!Jch. 1&1 ltlt ll')un•1l. l all 1\1•11 .111 l'OltO:\.\ l>t-:t. ~!,\ 11 JIJllu ~ pool. dhl i:ar &"i)(1rate h11ch u111l . l..1v ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrom $195 lll'M [>.~:! I:!:!:! :! Br To\\nhvu:w . lrpk ,\itult~ S..J'i.i .6":? ll!l!l ~11t;1u:ir~n .. ~1;~:11: ~~~~. S.'>50. on pr'1v lwilC'h, ~ils, ~~~1~i ~~ f,~li. Muturi• "'>mun tu i.han• l'uol. knru~. l'UllllllClll.AI LOFT BDRM APT drvs s 140 l 'I ii. 11d 1<;n~11>. u.tue l.11..iuon \llln 15 Blks t:u~t or Nl'WJlOrl .... 11 h ~ u m I' 4 B r lirl'11kra,t Soml' tll'l'Ull ,\: Ii.a:! u.~ ll:t<t!)!f.11~17 ....... Blvd I Tu rt 11•1'111 I.. l'1'<':.1Cfrn1 Catuhrw '1c.,.,.. <.:loM• lo l mirw1li ulc Ul'l'UVJllt') [>.Ill 9fttiO hunw 111 l r,.1111: ~50 Olo 1>ht1pp1nj.( & r11w lwat h I'\ I f!UllO, frµ Ii•. rull U.J\'El. \' l.)(t" I Ur. upver. ~c\\IV ;tcr~ralt«I . l:!lrdenl----11wltb ll'nrll~. )<WllfHlllll~. G.l4 2611 l.ilt'hl'll' l'nul 6: 1 l'l' bltni. rcfn.: no µct11 opt 1 >r • 0 J>Ch. 2 blk:. IEST IUY nil ullhlll'll. Elem scho11I $125. Sm Studao. l room/ LOCJUIMI .. ach 37481---------•1 room I )'f i:..... $1115 ~0·63.'lll • bch. Wall. lo ~hops & IM TOWM ogr child ncceptablt.• S.. ca. ...... te 3276 b11th. nl'ea n 2•, u1k~ ••••••••••············· H ""YLOFT ""PTS res111urunts. S27s + ut1t. 1133 3190 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll 8 lltiO 323ll WIMTIR llHT ALS Uf:,\llT 3 Ur 211 ua. dplx. -,,_ W:c.> 1 Rr. part rurn, SI 041M236 »fl 6, K!>:t-4127. Slniles. 1&2 Br. furn & . __ _ Uuut 3 Ur V1llu. liolC N 0 1 ., --1-;; p.allo. 11111 . nu l.'lll" s.t~ 21iJA,04.·a do.l'.:" fl'kl + 1st & 111111. mar· -1--b f 11---u n1furn .. T h <'r l"1>. $1 G•e1psforRMt4350 cou~. vuol. ocean . 20 ew uv <:~. ~ Br + o.. ls ,.73 7513 J\ tt ton·l''ri $pm to 1pm ned rouµll.'. (i.46.3078 spar. r. u <><'ean m Il ion 1n r ec real ion ••••••••••••••••••••••• min ()(' Altf)Orl. $39S Attach 1111r .,.,v.shr d r)·1 ·~ bloc}( lo the bt-ach. mo. e " .Ii: Sat&Sun 10·-' --view, p\'t bakony. S22.S TENNIS (p ro & pru . , G . W ..()5.).1 oollet,lilllll\,pvl rnr d )t.I. sw1n1m1111(pool&umpli·\'lllY-h"un mh m 1.,111 GU -0143 Quiel 2Br rl'ln·al Nwpt Cull eves nr wk nds, s hop ) eompl1mentar) ">•n .1i:le arngt>. l"•H new ... ullvJl>l'r.rant,.~ll< park1 n...: ~1ud10~:!11115 ,u.'.!ilr ::ll.i.dt•n tqit, , . llithli. <'a:11!11d e culd 491·3495 2607 Suluno lessons bw1mm in 11 slora11e nnl> s:Ml mo.2l•H 2 bd.H .. ba l oc t.~S 2 6147 or mo. & penlh111!~":.SJ!IS i ull m o µriu "''" i &.Hr.bllns,.·pt~.drvs . u c.nrshopping 8mlpcl Way hea lth ,.'tubs. pJrtu< (;~url {'\l' N"Pl llc:h S..1lut1ru1 ocean Hew 213·!137 11:121 ..Sil ITlfl .\' J 1lulllt• St'l'l Isl ~l'illli1 .:ar. adlL;. no P<'l:.. OK S<!lS Ph &i5·31WI BBQs & Sunday brunl·h 6 11311 492·71l95 art lpm t a l..tng rl''l'n.111 o n ~ 54ll-tl9lor &t5·0S2'7 . . A ~·..,,ll,•u;)our hume' Sorry. no one under21 & 1 car "'" m ~n LuounJ "'OW L'nusuol 1 hr Wide ocean ... " ,._ .__ Apcwi11Mnt1 ,..,,,,,h•d •• , Nt•11r "atcr SIKS I hr. i;.ir. VIEW 0 1-· D ,. htt 3126 \ iews. Close l o heach & no pelS. ~lcmth lo month for n-nl flo at ok ~ --"''""''' ok Fet• OCE \N & CIT\' .a 0 occupa ncy Model,, O""n •!J7 ...... 1 C -i.tr--l271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 1 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• sho0 pm•>. Est11lc ll\·ing. •·-• ...,., ...,.... -• ........__ ,_._.. 3706 ~l.im Renlllb, 5-IO·:M'ill Li h 2 ,. .. daily 10.7 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• --lt'. bng L au y. ne" LARGE & CLJo;AN ~ l>r. 2 Cardens &pool.$345· DILUXIREHTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Hr. 2 h:.t ctupll"\ \'1r w or br. 2 ba: frpll. ds h"hr. ba w tyd . Gur1i:e. $3~ mo. Incl. uttl. 494·46SJ or 4400 4 Bedrooms.2bath.; l>iA) Se:uonal S375 garaRe. Jacuzzi 646-9520 No pets . 67~·5205 or ~9-14i017 • 2·3-4 Bedrooms LlkeneW-Absolutl'I) tOP-' 675 5205orS75·J82.I or645·ft256 675 3llU Ouk wood Garde n Apls ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.. SJC Really 493-113'1 September to J un1: Vu Apt. 1112. 2175 So. C~t --· - ---Drop o pebble into the 3BR, l!BA. fenced yard. 6738821 llwy. 2Br .. l' 181 . pool l'harm1nll r.: .. wer lbd .1µl ~ew 1·3 Br. ~-1 Rr.4·2 Br. Lge2 br. t ba, frplc. $265 Oceun from your Apt Nev. port Beach North 880 Irvine I al 16th) 1714) 645.os:;o IJ)-0, m o . lse l:a ll ....... __ ,_._ __ .. _---rNo~~:-s.1S0 1 + t·lean llllnl..1tl hcn.tblklo hch. children OK,nr 5?.Coa~l Ex.l~e2 br.2 bn.rrplc,.Lc.'ue.Luxury,seeurity. K 1 1.. L G 0 R E _.. --l707 ~ ...:\:Un > dcp h l bl A<l uh•. no pt'I:-, !1:1111.1 Pla:r.11 ~-Ol5I t.xt. 265 drcss11111 rm ;\dulls + 1 ~luture adullll. 3175S Csl. REALTORS. •n"."""I •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• mo. rent bi3 ~I , 67:1 314~,5 bl wn IO ·S w k.d ys or lt'cnagcr . S2S5. Gas & llwy .499-28M. Newport Beu ch Soul h ( .. ,, ... "" .... 111 ....... 1 ...... ,.,. ;/:..=-::= ... ./Mv• ,..,,,.._ ...,, .. "'"' I 735 3436 e ve!l/wknds 170016th St (al Uvver ) ------.. ,.,_. w1 .. t... . . " .. ...ater pd 496-7379 ,........-.. h 3869 ,,,,wit ___ , SanJuan Hmeforleueln 301.,. .. ~e~ater at $18.'\ l '11l11'1 Studio ~1$JOllmo :!B ll .I Ha.•·ndd RT · -,..... oc (714)642·8170 • d c 2 L u -w11ter ~lnitll' nk l"'l'e 1.rnr t-1d~ & 11cb Oh NEW,O 2 Br Apts. part. furn, $2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---rt.en tan yn , new sty Corona oSl. Apt A Main Renlul11. !>40-$.170 rHO 02.l:l APARTMENTS & $255. inquire 445 Oak PARK HEwttORT N.B. spacious 4 br. 4 ha. ./a.t•• .... . ,.., 1oc, ... ._ .... .1 ........ ,...i ... 4 Br 3 Bu. rorm d in, xtra 3 br 2 bo rr plc gar 60' on the bay. !"'urn. SSOO IJ(c k It c h· ram r m · Pvt'tx-ach. $4s0 mo. Rt>nl my oce a n ' u <!hr h'(' 2 Btk~ (rum bt•Jt h. altror · 2 BR 5155· -t-UTIL 494·ftll4l! APARTMIHTS wk. Unrurn $151111 mo. Cell Mr HowBrd 645 · 6 10 1 w /wot bur · ms t r l>r RoblnS()n. 1Utr675·8l20 ror 2·3 m~. Su1ll'r cll'nllo u w 2 IHI ·1~1. mo. 111 Infants only. No petii. Hunti!M)tan .. och 3 84 O" tM boy Call 675·7030 wtr1.M. ser v porch. Lee -----right p artv 4!1H 210!1 rldl> clet tl7~:1:i1~ U SONewport Blvd .l:M ••••••••*"•••••••••••• Luxury apartmentlivlng ----------•l MO Fil El"; tti':NT• 1·23 llm. nrfict·~ from Sl35 PH mo A ll J Airporh'r llntl'I No lea:-t• rt'.aa Point Hbr . (l) pd.Sln11leaok Fee :.! 111 , I Hu. rrpk. O<'t'•'" GRANDOPEHIHG clean rontl. UW . drps F.njoy $750.000 health ocean v1ew S425 mo. ~8S20 MainRt'ntl.lls,540.5370 Mewporlleoc h 37 69 ""fr h w ). S:ll O m o THEB""YLE""f _cpt.002.49_39 i1pa,7swlmmlng pools,7 ------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7u&»or 1;1~ 367:.t A "' lighted tennis courts plus 2 Bedroom . den. und Newport leech 3 269 Newport..... 3269 2 Br n t>ur hay ~ h"i1rh 2 Bdrm $260 2 & 3hr apL'i. Cr plll, dri>S miles of bicycle trails. oce.an 'iew $350 mo. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rool A\J1l ~·111 12 It Co•ta Me10 1124 Beautlrut. 11p11e1mlS new frplc, bllns. Brand new putting, s huUleboard. Jun,. :lll 1;:11 00'.'IJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11plS Pool. V't µaltos Avail now 8411·8068.__ rroqucl. t irnd 2 bedroom JACOIS REALTY 60' PER S9FT 1617 WF'-'\TCl.ff P.Nll AGT. 541 51J3:l macnab/ lrvtne raalty IATNOMT New & custom decorated. Beautiful 4 bedroo m + f runlly roo m. Plus h butte r 11colt'h cupet s . elegant fixtu res. p l antation s hutte r s . Cantilevered deck + lg slip l\v8il imme d . $2 0 00 /m o . Gut h y Schweickt-rt 642·"235. <R t3) DtCOIATOlt PllACTI r~· i;ide tie + view! ~2 b<>d room "News boy" modcJ in The Cove on the finest end location ! $1700/mo. Holly Murk as 644-6200. (814 ) HAHO• V11W 2°STOIT Beautiful 4 bedroom. 3 bath. family room . d ln i n f' room home on over s ized yord. $695 /mo. inc l. gardener. J oyce Edlund 642·8235. (8 15 l UDO IA YROMT Ptl'r for SO ' boat. Sandy beach. 3 bedrooms. 2 bnt~. $1300/mo. yrly. Lynne Rothell 644-6000. (816) THI con Luxuriou s 2 bedroom . 2 bath condomlnlum complete w /security ((a t~! $7SO/m o. Holly Mark as 642·8235. <817) W"'2JS MW20I 90'1 Dover Dr lw Htrw Ykw ~llH" lrvlM •• Cem jlUj Y•llty Cttl~ 1 1414 ik'a ('hfront Jpl, I hr rurn f'rplt. ('Pl '. ltlHlll:t' A,·QU Scpl 11 toJun\•30 $37S n111 S:.!11:1 • '"'llhort• l>r.~ btll? OCEJ.\l\l"'RONT No Pt'I, Winter rental Jhr, ;!hJ Top 11µl & iAn·u i.;~ ·IWIK On th1• Ix-11th WC.\l N"Pt 3 llr. l yr lrn~r. (um un rur11. S :'J7~ tllo I' I' Ifill trlO.'I U.1~ 711Hf1 21Jr. lum. 1111 11111 pd S.'1:111 mu. :lOl)I;') <:11u1 t A' l' Nf\6H 11:1147 O\·c Jn !"'root . Nl•at :mr w, 1111r. Atlultll. $3tl0. no peu . Wtnlt>r tliJ J(liiil l.itt! Apt's . n1 1tl'<'aO ti.:11t NC'wporl 1Hl'n S225 , S300 SJ2!i mo !Ill:? 0:'1115 OCEANFKONT l.llX Jo'um Jpt," or. <.1111 a'1 4 30, 642 4!>!10 Orefnfront Yearly S<tSll 2Br. 2Ba. wuhu . dr}'rr d ishwasher. en <'lo~cd 1tar No pl'l!I :11 13 Seashore 673 r~ill Nr w.1dullwu1 .. rrro11t 11pl• \llulti;,no pct:< v la nll a nd 2 sto r y 675~6670 In Mr-111 \'c•rtll' r1«.11111ru1 32!l A\tlC;Jdu. c ~I LIKE HEW townhouse• from $329 50. ---- IJndH'OPllllt a-:,l"rp 64&U811:.t Near Lnkc r urk,dlx4 t;l~ctri c k itc hc ns,Roomt 4000 DEl.UXEOFFICES II I I -3 bctrm. nil hllM. dbl RU 1, r 1 v Al A "u l 1011 0 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:omrnl Ill lmbtl s pan '"' l ICllHt ' 11 l' I Ill c I '°. r .. \1 .... s A v "'. R u ~: 2 n r • ... .... 1•2 hd r .,.,7• ~ ~. itor N r l>c;it·h 171 hnlcon 1es, e11 rpellna ,Sleeping rms $00 $lo:imo. 2llO I0 200fl :.11 fl Ai.low "' rm' r.om -: T~rn'--A.n .. w rl6 l"'Jr,cncl • li34 6.. " r I N t•· :\I \ I \Ill I!>"~ -'"'' ' ~' 1\luba ma . ,,3 • " dr.apcne11. Subter ranean All SMI ... k. Shari• k11t a,JV llQ l .all ll(Ul'"' ' to-J \''11' u:.,. "· yard, S:.~I m o. -+ ser S.16 1718 b th Sh \1 " 1 Minion V11.'J•1 ,1r.·1h '.lt .... 1 \ 1•n lt· l>11H • f,.l\t, Wk d )'..,. 7 :, 2 11 3 s 3• parklnic with elevators a . own . on· .. a ~.~~!..;•, M c•.,.,1 <7 14 1 -··•~knd~lt",l l_O ln.,..i "TTHEl .. "CH Optional mold Sl!r\'ICe. "only ". Call ort lµm Handy lo:-.. U f"rw) '""""' ~·" -J ... IC... J ust north or F ashion ners rcq'd S!JtHl().">11 or C.111831·"100 --• I . I I b 2 br, bllna. 1<1.1r111(t' Lie J11lnn1l nl J1 mt-rcA 11n" '-•" """"·' I. .. . d szso "· "" l' l !r· a, bal<'ony . 221 llllh St I n• ' \I ,,.., . ..,,,,.. llt'nut1rullv a nu'tlllµe bale . ""w 1'.n1· i.:ar. l San Jonquln Hlll'I Hood --~----- 11111'11\•I) tqw 11<Jull opts Adults No µct~.<HZ 1603 960-~7ur53tl 171ff Telcphvnc 17141644.1 ltOOMS 525 wk u11 .,.1th I :.! :.t llr Uu.hw ohe1. -for r«>nla l informutlon. k itl·hen $31 511 .,. k up t•ni·I 1111r • llH'l ti1111 & &ial!lhh• 2 br & den, C'pl.ll, W AU( TO I .EACH Ofll.'I ~VI !Yas nr 61!1 3007 \\Ute1 pd. l'ovl d rp .. hltn:s tlshwhr S275 Uclu1tu 3 h1 , 2 ba, ctb WAT l':RJo.RONT CONDO. --- LA MANCHA A,.TS t.H<! 1Ji,i3 ' 11~r. N:> IM.'!~ 42\J 211l St ~ sq rt sgso mo Side $25. week I hlk frnm hl'h l7ll Srntl Pl1t l'I'. t.'M . 960·251.1 or ·~·12..!_ll _ _ llt· 11v111I .J\1(1.,4 6'10-Bl49 ~:~lro~i~~l. ;1r ,:M;i·O!l7:J 1112 507:1 Ll(l' I Bil r m . 11pi1tam 1. . near ntw Refrt ll Pot10 $170 2 br: J)OOI, 11areiie S11ut·10u!l 4 l>r. 4 lm. 00' on 811lbo11lsl11ncl iti•t1.1;h;:;i (. d II "·"' ........ •· ••IJ "'110 k1d11 ok Fl•e. thf' hay. f'\lm ~ wk. • a~n '' t•rtnQ!lll ........ ..,..,,,.,. ,,.. °' ·--Muln Rcntols , M0·~370 Uni urn $U OO mo. Call Ua th & shower, hol plolu. 121 .!hr .Stu1l 10 i\pl'I. I DUP L1':X 311r. 2ba. no 1n:1.7030 rn11 . wlnli•r, $1411. IOU :1~~:~1~''rl:.~1;~1.,~:~?1~ ~ p.·t11, C'nrt icu r. $32.5. Tom S~!I 1 br. pool. chlld ok · 1_67_5_2!_:1-1_:i _____ _ hu1h ... rallllt' & uveu,<11~· !>4C.Hll8.S. S4IHJ080 ~~In Rcntali1, 540.5370 HIWPOllT THIACI Slccplnw rm only No hwu~hc•r 1 Br with ato,•c, Mllturc -110 1-LYAPTS-3 BR,2 bacondu $:!00 rooklnjt. fo'n r o ld..r mo w Wili.on udults prer No pN" or • • SIA WIND CONDO l'mplyd. n o n-d r ink • 1·h11dn•n. SIOO. 00·~ ll l:tR. ~2.;7N39o pet~ 2 BK. den. 2 ba $450 ll moke . Mon prd S•s ~n:S1\ N i':llOE 11 r u ~ • rno.IS430r11n11e .CM llotrw Jlm<>"phert' 2 & 3 Bachelor 1apl St20. Studio -IA YpttOMT HOMI! hrdC'IU~C'11pt:1 ~6 1034_ apt Sl6S. Adults ooly Br11ut nt"w 3llr,2•tli:.,dh 3 BR .. 2 ba .S2000 Moyrly UCI Sltldl!tlll rurn FORLEASl l OFFiCIS Sl55MOtACH !"'me COST,\ M f';."i,\ l.01 752·1700 ut<'rlronl Y.~•·C' nHlrc•11 I & 2 H m '4u111• :< 311 Ony~hhl Ur . N1•wporl llC'.ll'h ""' 1175 lllfll ~ 5300 car itnr, lrpl, ha Irony STIPS TO llACH bdrm & ha u\'1111. fur 2 DetuH Mew Unit1 -----fl\C'd In p1UO Bch 11ru 2 BR.2batha.MOO jrlrtl In nlcl.' pn v hm I l'lllMF: Oh' S1l11t l'. <'<IM 2 Br :<t1111lo. •,Ba d wn, REAUTIYUL br:ind new $37S/mo. 980 -11103 ; Dar hc loraptS11Syrly Blk tobch.t1133452 tln '11n Vi('w, r ph, dri,.. 1•, h.1 up Atrium, fam bat hapta. f'rplc. Ktfng. 535-7!'>23 ---Motel 4 100 umvle ri 1r1t1na . J:.011 rrn. Crplc. putlo t"'nh1~ incl $195 645·82$ti or ;:;:-2 b -2-b -0 I 1111 I'\ J)C'vlnu l'rol'('rtles . <Jc-5l1tn $375 No pet., ~ V/9-3376 ,_,w r. 3 ve r · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714 1175-7111 I Br Coodo, Jl> ba. rrpl<'. l\nox S t N .,.pl ll11ts rondo. Rtt. ha ll, tennis, Stl?'ONVACRF.S MOTt:I, wash dry . pat . pool & aren oo 2389 97!1 50<J9 2 Br . S2n5 mo Cpl!!. drJ)'I . pool. gotr. etc Nr bell. St> 60, dbl l1or 2) ,_ _______ _ Jacuu J. B:iy Vw $3'75 -----no peu . 22&0 ~l aple St . Cons1d~r lease option . $1UJO. Qu«n (1or 2> SI SO MONTH m o . O a Y• T om U P.A.~<rrS•o .. : 11dult 1&2 Br. ~·71..s.t s:ns Nopct1673-11« Kitt•hn l'ool1Phon<'S\C Nt"W amall ~Hlt•l'I near sta-3!83.E,·es 64S !W1S $200-1225 Llke new Pool. -paclou1 ne w 2 Ir 3 ZJ76Nr.,.portBl\'d .CM nn~t.ol&:-Jcwvort Hhrt nopeu 177 E 22nd SI l..arJ(c 2 br. l'J 1)9 ~ 2 Br. l'i ba Neu beach. Udrm11. 2 bt1th unlt g 5411 975.'\ RoyMcCordle :in vitw duple'IC, l door to beach, 4 br. $120 2 br. wint ~r $320 . Ov. n er . Agent.~-~s Br furn. WinH•r rt'nlul, $300 mo "'alk to h('h (213 \ J4S 5963 or 1213\ 447-~3 4 Br. 2 Ba. lum runfum Winlrr n •ntl.11 M2S mn w 11lk t o l)ch 12 13 ) 44S{Maor 12131<447-IM43 644 flli8 mo Infant ok. no pets ~mo att'o.5~ rrom ocunrront" ---------830 Center Sl. Man1111.c:r Cull 96.1-7107 new city rec n>1l1on1I de· S11t11Mr lewt•• 4200 lffttor 1110 M•w,_. CASA \'ICTORIA In Apt a or call 642-6612 :--fllk --:_ h-2 B velopmenl. Im meld. oc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cot .. MffO S41°77Jt 1.2&3 hr, Ueluxc nfor af\('r 6 ' 10 u-cac · r. tuponc y. P':tmlllea "O.lbo:t tae 1 br lx'h apt •--------01 ..-urn.111.111 .,. lt vd frptc, adult~ $260. 122 9th pet.s aeccpt('(t. $3M. up. 1175. wk Av nil 8/21 to•----;\d111t~ No pelll $('(' ,l(lll(' Sp111:IOWI 3 br townhouse. SL .536·8l•ll 67.).4911 8rkr II 11 G42 9008 675-5810 H A It p 0 F I'' I c t; s Pool. rrc rm, elc\'ator• 2 lioi. frplc. patio, pool. -' · · har bor nre:1. 2 & J rm ~\ \'1t1or11.1. G42 thl70 Adult~. no pets S32S. 1~1119°" 1142 J BR. 2 blks lo beach. sun OC•:ANPRONT 3br, 2ba sullct, '12$ to~. Air. G-tl 3381 our deck , uul paid Yrly In Newport Beach. Sept. c p 1 d , d r r ~ , pk II . Br, I ba. I 11tory. 11hu1 ....;..---------l ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• -. 673 •.•"" '•ll . ,,... '688 RAal1""'mlf'• "'"" "700 d11J1i, patio. (rpk. lw11m All ulll pd. L«e 1 br. blw . sunset Bch. 2 nr. 1 blk ~ .......... .. ........ ......!: .::.:::. -ft U h J 'U c e ll , us hw hr. aar rrfrl1. p atio. 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Itel 962-5573 Uc3l7~ fast.rr~e•tlM24~7 ari:t~·rei:'Patlo ElCpr, r~.u rates. fref ••!'1-1-TYPES•• ReuonaWo,l~Hl,llc: 14111tytttff.g S31010l CERWICK•SON Ex:prJapan~ Gard~ner $12eL___. -8loclrWalls 8DQP1t~ d l CallGen~MZ.CW!ll f'Tee~ ~ Wal'830·50201u1ylimt) ••••••••••••••••••••••' Add LI & H od Utl Compl mamlenante " vwu Rd Eat.a ~66&4 1 • ri•\·n.ig1:r wUI babyill WeCareU.rpet Cl"111n"D 1 ona1 ".,ll~., f I clHnup. Fr etl/roaa. CttRldOfUn.nibll.Y • , .... ,tllM" VERYNEJl\TPATCI if•..-W.R.,.w dl&)'ll or mth\a. t'lu.~t Slum <"lean or ahampou AC .. 1,..1-~1 Hlro'7Sl 1137 TR.ASH• 0£8BlS Mo""-9 Inter I F.xtr Cd. worlc JOBS" TEXTUR ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• call '40-t!ZZ. Aao Upbolat«'ry·All work $0.:U7o Collefe Stl.lfent•Ml·&4!8 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• Reaa. llcllnanJ. H3 464\l f'rc.'<' E!ot. 193 G CANOPY TV SVC CO. ---tuar.Refs/MC Cr1:$\ HUFFMAN Ir SON Malnt1Unance,Planun.a& MOVlNG• Lel 2 upr'd -----11 o me11·Addlt1ons · lstMa,cS4>rvke ' .. ..ty~lcet fteu/Ratn64S3716 Remodel, ublnet1: t:'!'ec::i:·hJ•~rJi•l. Y~~t':uE{[T'ft,_£.tf.,.'f men mo"ci you. Reas rroreulo'!al~alnter. ftulucco Our hlol·k atfo'airPrf<'e!l9il(>-1GJ.3 •••••••••••••••• ••••••• , formka 6«·'7S91 S'8 ~l ·• • Reta 91.18 8.'tOfl $4!5-3:i83 l ntr/ F.xt11:ri•1r, II F' l I , • Back to School tlalrcu1 Carpe\ M un v.111 lay . l::xprdHawllanaardencr TlM$48.aotl --·--or ~esl1mate1t48-S3lS •• s. reo e•. u111 it',...Serftc• Spec. S2 <>It uny 1tyle cut '!R•opauir~/3c·I L•mnln111 ntooe , Blorlc & SI um J>.11 t on!! Yd clunupa, trtmmtna'. ~a....-.&..... l'ROf' MOVINO LOweit --·· --ralcs. S86-'892. '-•••••--••••••••••••• Appt.CJnly~2245 ·,.~ • k ","b Wall.s. Dr1vH. l'aUoa, prunln&. t.t Haul 'I ::::-;:;:;;:-::? ••••••••• raleS, BofA, Lirllnard lntuiOl'/Ex.ll'. AvJot room R.-movals. trlmmlnR, -----vuar wor lh llU(~ru\ Slekowalk~ Hob6'73-L235 ~6 C•te•\\'ltyi 1134.1700, 7 $:!:5. Free e...t. All pric:t!$ ........ , Pf'\.IDlnJI, fr<ee est. Uo'd, ....... SH-vice anv. f'rC'ltlMl 3646 . . · HOUSECLEANING ta d.)'ll indud.-paint.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fu.1tyu.$urtd.6U·HM • •••••••• • •• • • • •• • • •• •• ,. ___,./C~-'-8tctrlc• Help a Sll.lfenl. l do quo I 0 u r ~us l n e u . Ca 11 I HOM .. ...,• V ER.S ~ bkl.: 1 --........... ••••••••••••••• •• ••••• • 1 t R Jaruce 11 Ra&&e<i.y Aruu, ,.......,,,.,..,.. In l" r o r I e" t er Io r ~ . • Pit. trve .&rrun& ••••••••••••••••••••••• El~-' 1 All kl ... Q _, c eanups. ro o eas 67~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• aroustlcal ce1 tings. 15 · l'lurnbi.nic It llt>atJaic Use \be n..nu Pilot. hm /ofc Fie '\ hr~ LEONITL' CONCRETE ..,.., ..... ca · 11 ..... ~ ... 646·$1133, 84t·2'16$ • c ll n ... i'rttl'Sllmates.bonellt&-"''9J41 61 """" "' k "'rec u~l· LI"' d .,., Pa1nt-R•palr-J• yrs In ~~·.!!,IM'r. a a "rm· ......... n-·'t" ......... .. ~ ........ or'JSllltiOI._ ST AMPING . Cob· wlnsrrd. ~ • .,u .. "c" #• ' ' an,, .. me. •HOUSECLEANl~C • ~ ~ """"......,., reliable r.enlee. SlO b.r ..,,.,._.., ............ .., -bl I -~ · · ByRehableCouple area. workmanship · 847--0383.Bo(A•MC diredWJ. Your c_.,...tff etlone, bnc k & tie Roo1Garderun&Serv1ce GoodreferencesS36 7711 gwar Takt1adva0Lofm) ~usto J>aintinf(' Lo rosl, ----------1 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• yatJoi;. t>lc 140 ~ Ha\'e somtthin& )'OU want maintenance, clean-up exper "6-7056. tnt. e.ct. Roof I ne. Ille. Plumbin1 Repair & New Ml'Yitt is •r Carpentry. Add-ons alsc !The fastest draw in the to s"ll? Cla:ss1t1ed ads do lobs. tree cutting. Ltc. SELL Idle ilems "1th a Full guar. 114%-0fl.W u Vrs Expr, 1100-uruon speclaJty. l'ommerl.'141. Lac, Ire~ West. .11 l>aily Piiot it well -Cull NOW, Npt Bch, C.M, CdM area. Daily Pilot Cla.s:iilied Ad. SELL Idle Items with a•------·---Former Colo. Coolral'lor Call~ nt. 322 est. G0-3439. l'lasslf11."Cl A<1 6t2 .567~ ~·58111. Call llft. 4pm , &484987 6'2·~8-Dally Pilot Classified Ad. 9ass1n~ Ads '42·56711 64Hl61 751·3S3!11 ... _______ ,.. Offlult...tol 440· toLoan S02SLosi&Fowld 5~ooPenoMls 5350HetpW..W 7'00He4pW..t.4 1100He4pW..tect 710GIWpW9111M 71 .. HetpW..eed 7100 ·······················~····: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. t ·····················-· 1501 Westcliff Dr. ht. 2nd & 3rd TO's FOUND White/Apricot l arn responsible for no Applications for weekend Babysitter wanted for 312 Boat Carpenter· Eiper'dlCOOK·ExJM!r'd, Mawre IDlshwashcr·Khc hen Newportf"1nancl111 Ctr l.OANSA\'t\IL Cockapoo. M. seems lo one's debtsbulmyown. Christian Educational yrold My home.Mustbe for custom bhOp. 16311 $2.7S·S3 hr 8-yv~tw Helprr Days . Phone LeosingOfficeSpoc• t:r~1tno1mportanl have been lost awhile ManeD.Morgan Dir. Teacher-Arts ovr 21, o"n trans .. re-PlaC"enlla.C.M .'46-20M Manoc-,350 W. B..iy,C.M "99·227lllasltforChd. Callon Site Man.iger 673-4883 Broker 84i'·73'18 ,.,..... Sfl"'flcn 5360 degree. Exper needed. comro~ndalion. do.some M2C-~OO . .,,.--i,uog sJt.t.er, l"IQ' Jtomo dur 171416423lllextU6 IH•'~ prime property, Found: Male Afghan ........................ ~~~~ChurcbolChnst, ~~~~~;:~~~~.~~~N~ lootd&Hperr/T " ,....... 1ng travel. lmmed' ~sRetd.. 4450 value approx SIS0.000 Young dog. Tri·rolor. Nr1Slnale1 . Looking for a · hswork. 548.aM.O. Diane Experienced. mature Beach House Inn, LB Mature, nealnl'Sll a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Need ht TD. $8.5,000 at Atlanta/Bushard. flB. rompatJble flli:tz'~'· CaUr Apt Manager, 30 to ~ yrs. Thompson. ~~ ~~~pey ':,'!~~~ CalJCor Gaabttbe~ .394:~707PM. Ask must. 640-S9l1 . . !l'x xlnt nsk. bi3·2933 968-0$60 Parlners Unhm1led o No children or pels. Apt•----------1 J • " SMALL .SHOPS. su1 tu\Jle , • ---New port. Mon.sat +phone+ salary. 67 UD· BabyslUer, p/tlme. Rella· ava.Uable houn & hourly , Drapeey Worbuom noedb fur buslneu. hobbi~ or ..,-;,,, _, Tnnt Silver bracelet lost at 11am-8pm 646-.3239 itsC.M. 548•5300 ble womlln needed lm· rate. Write fl7S1, Daily !COOKS. Busboys, Dish· seraers. hemmers &. ~.ography. S7~ mo.&. DHcK 5035 Cannery Resl. in N.B. med. for 1 yr old. Pilot, P.O. Soi< 1560, wasbers. Hostesses. l1ble1'$. Keo ButcheT StdcCM.548·7249 ~ ...................... Tues 8 24. llcward Call Ess"'°"""nt& ASSIMILU/ Newport HeJcbta, Cost..a Mesa,Ca 92626. ~~fu~~~S.S~rte&a Draperieo.541-G203 LOAMS 90/ 645-4941. ,,..,_.otl0tt CARftEHUR &&2·2126. Bookkeeper. full charge. Dlt'S AS.SIST. ~"TORE WANTED /O LOST Male Malamute ••••••••••••••0 .... ••• Muslbaveowntool&.Elt· &nkllll{ G~ communicnl1on COOKS & Countf'r He!P Young lady Ul·IB) for i\pproxJ00..600sqn.rora Ako21tdTDloc.s tHusky) 3 yn. vic c.?tt . ScMoh& per'd. Also. touchup ex· ESCROW CLERK sk11l 11, light ly p 1n1t . prefer over 18. app.ly 10 leiritJmatef•ll~eoal· ~pec 1.&ll t y Boutique. fairt'!lt Termss1ncc 1949 Pk &l2·Ullll642·3441 •tr.ctiocit 7005 per. Apply al, 1919 E . Oc· TRAINEE JQUmal ledge-r thru ln,11 pef'SOO, Kentucky P'rtN lion in Costa Mesa short term lease w op. Sottter Mt~ Co. · --•••••••••••••••••••••t• ddental, S.A 8am·5J>m. Good kills A 1 bulance. f;\el\.I f:state Co Chicken._ Dana Point Heallh Spa. No exp. ~ uontorenew Collegeor 642•2171 5 ... 5•0611 LOST. 3 yr old male 'inpe;;!.m,e.•ann•:....SPl>alvy ~~~123h. Call Mr. Boyd. 34122Pac1fic CstHwy Wesentltoschool.Apply th f bl .. Yorks bi re Terner. v IC IE I" .......... D.... Assl. mgr. apl + utd. 30 to ,..,.. t.'. ... .. '"""' I\ •11" }OU arcu pre era e. A _,""" ""ft $0 yrs. Ok husband to ings &. Loan. 151~ COOKS aQY :a • or eve. 4 .. good pedestnan lrnHl<' ZMDTD LOANS Sanla Ana & 1~lb, N 11 f'ullorPart-llme "ork. No cblldren/pelS WttlcllffDr,N.B. Boo kstor e 111.'t!d s P /T Exper'd breakfut.lunch Harbor Blvd, Coita t:all Joe Edmundson Combrna~o~ reul elate ~ev.•ard!&&S 71'74 Be ready lo work »So 120units.11.B.S48·~ t.;qual()ppEmplyrm/C salt-S clerk. rrtaJI exper & dinnf'r. Apply 101_M_esa __ • ______ _ t~Ol I 2'f2·860S & per~un..i l properly Lo5t : Mans gold w111t<'h professional bartender lll BANKS helpful. AM 's & on call. per.!00, Ma Durlter's, 212 Driver wan.IA:.-d pick up & _ _ __ loan& on residences, w Jeath band. Senti men 1 week. Free job place· OftU~TIOMS SS.-0148, dys. E.17\h St,<.: M delivery. AIJ • mukes or hmce Suite. p\t. bath. a parlml'nts ~ com · tuJ nilue. Sat Aiq,: 21. mentassistance. AJ £ASE can; M.•lutt dependa <'Pl1> J~ iiatio Water merc1aJ propertlc~. SSOOO Nwpt Sch. Reward. American Barte.oders OFFICH CAI DRIVEIS COOltS ble ·w/~r'i;. •Good llp. pd SlJS r~o 130 · E 17th to $100,000 Slulcwlde 6754562 1104 E~~:ist, SA Of Newport leach Bank e.cpcr'd. Call ,ohn, Men or Womeo ~II & part.tJme. Da~ & ~ance. A 75 br. ~qaJt st.' CM L>oyle Ce~tury F'iuance77211tl<ll FOl"!iD: Yng beige ~r· 834•1960 lllNowAccepUng P1c1ric Cit y Bank, H 8 Muslbe2Sorovcr mgh4. Exper. only. Sal. Ueneral T lru. 21$5!> 21 Rily ~·11611 ~-0479 Udo l:sle Trusl deed An· rier mtx. M groomc9ly in peNOn. Jlarbor, C.M. W0-5710 . nual yield appro" l3'<>. Heil & Bcb. JIB. 5'S4·3:161 SALES HELP Yellow Cab 1~ Cnnder Rest, 1400 Corona ,dl'I )tar Ofc or Pnn onl> 673 5002 or960-2900 Mk haels Musk Lessons, BANKS J12S1 Sinter A'>'enue W. Cst Hwy. N B. El.cctnc1aQ,, .lolll"OCyman stw~ l:pJX"r ll'HI ----------· Dana Poin1 drums PleaseConl11ctOur TB.Lil i''ountainValll'y ~· -k--W d Murira. Ool y hard 173 33-15 "'UICI( C "'SH UNO 1 ' 1 .. _ • Sto u f\111 time pal'\ time. ex -----1-.00 s, ailrenes an worlct!r need apply. Ron. • . ---.. ,.. A .. ro . L:a I puppy, VIC p1aoo. l.rumpet, v ud, rc ... anagerat 'd c II D h CARW•SHHB.r .Dt&hwuhel'$ o~er \8 for M&LUllng.SU-4181' HEWPORTIEACH T.D.LOAHS Br8ooll1b,urst &1 .A~_!'mbs ~eo08ry, Ciall AM 's , '4~5070 ~~~ific Ci~y 811::.0i .. ~· tSYt:.J1'5ftVJ> any s lult <.:urows ---------- EIOorado\1ortg111teCo If not c:um~ Y -..-51 Foroppttomterview. 848.1234 Me+roC Wesh Rest.auranl,621J A\'enlda be<.M11111a..t StOt'HorOffices t2131bi0316Cll-ollecl ~!~~~ill give away. JobaW-.hd. 7075 ~JJarbo-:"Bt,CM. Pico.SanClemenle. type person whu neOO¥ Ac r0 \1 frorn n ew vrt7141968~6 <>'"',,...., ••••••••••••••••••••••••"·........_ti•• BANK _ _ -----COOK-TRAINEE--2nd income p/tlme . M:annl•r ~ :>hie Shoppin.: -----o o -T!LUR ClllLD l, .. It'"• N~~-'ec:t·2 Potential Sl40t mo Isl vr Ccnt<'r l'\o\\ rt•mndrllnv Alwtouncetftefth/ F U =" : 6 . M 0 Pa rt F.XPERIENC1':D LI MKh. " c ~~ Cleancut-t'1&rttr minded. 1 • 170 lo l.>oo ~11 fl. rl'u~ P~i/ S1umcsc .w/l1ger ~trip<• NURSING ASSISTANT M NC:H l'r()()f Exrcr n •q 'd. (;real Jwls of profess. Enl'rgetic. $48·'1948 _m_.f._W_. _____ _ n•nt \V) nn ltllr1 t:.!l.l I Lott & FoUnd tl~ll V 1 c. Ad r o i. & 1106p/hm. adultn nfant & t'ontuct Dob Crc1.:htun <pl Litt• hBk11n1t. After V 4,7 7001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlnorku. CM 546·3540 8hr shift . No h'>'c·ln ..... w Car 83J.:noo M·hool. S.:l6·4ZGO, H unt !COUNTER GIRL·Quall\y f X E C U T I I -- --836-4302 836-9024 ""' lr,lneN11Uonul Bonk lkh quick food rest. PIT, ea· SICllTAltY lndustrfal Rentat • 4500 Lott & foulMf SJOO FOUND Culht. \lir Ellh~ ~ -Prep. Persott EquuJ Ovpur ~~plo)t'r -~~E_ref.~~;7 Salary n>mm~nsu~ate- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••1• &Ward, F.\'. ~-4GOor Need a Venalllesort rock Xlt1t puy pl•n. Sl'hl•<Julc. "L'/\UTICIANS Cla ~·:Ued , u TERG RL w1lb abilllacs. Sen1t 5000 S ft I LOST M1nl.1turc mn c 962 5959 hand you can urrord~ ""· • ~II c.;o N I Re siame to ffea•!qlJ) q ldq poodle. II IS. \il 13671 Calls.3$-2\117 uiclllJoni.,beneJiu.cle l"vl pref. Shampoo & CASHIJ-:R Va.UeySkiArea, p~ (;d par1<1n11 . t'l"l" )fesa Coast 1111.~', nr 2nd St I.OST· Dark .:lanc5 lg - -AnAS makeup girl•. Ncwp()rt & Alftomotive Mon fo'r1. 11·3PM, apply nel Depl. p 0 9o AT ltl<Ju.,tn11l 8rokers So. t...i:unu blk i:ray. 5 TortoUlC shell framc-s, M&he 23. hard work"r. Ct•ntcr. C.11840 6023 \n person. Siuler FamU)' So. Lake T~""~ c.· ll:J:llt~I )rs. chrome c·haln on prescnpuon. in. red lthr 11ood cook._ for JOb un Cttryr.ler/P1ylllCMlth lJ",'\UTICIAN WANTc:o &.1. ..... rtJsm' 11 Steak H ouse-. 111S52 95705 · ------neck. ·•n1> to •H \HY• c.ue. v1c Ralph 11 Marke! )acht tu Jo'la . 4119 211211 2929Harbor Blvd " ~. AllYC 6 eu~h Blvd . Jlntg Bch. ---·-------1200 Sq Ft M 1 s pa<'l' Rt.'w1&i ti t:.ill ,·olhict on 17th, C.M. Rcw•rd Ref!! Cosla Mesa S4G-tSl4 TakeOH•r Cuentele The Doll} P1l ol needs Mon·Frl, Z-4PM Exper'd _...,.. ~· 11o fr()1)l ofllc,·, l11e r.-ar 12u 1008 921,1 644·5155 t:osta Mt"Sa Area one add1llunal out.ide ter wanted at your home, door Stll!i mo 6.2~ 53._0 UooitkeepinJ rorsm bus. Auto. Wanll'ky Sht'pherd ,encMMlll, or thru T .8 . Newport & mgr.forlon~estabhshed ---. ~taff. Ncv.spapcr ad-per. 12.40 per br, Prime1----------d.1y~. 64tl Oil8l C\'l'li. Mi" R.·1.1:1· White. fo'rl ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. area 645·4782 nt•w c11r dealer 1n Oran11t> Heoutll.'inn J .J . s naturnl \'l!rtislni:. <!lC(>('riencc re· Burger, 799 W. J7lh St. Factory help W4&Jlled. -l1 11y 11,111c Tcrruceo Drlnkan1tptu\Jll'm• - ---7-100 Count) Mui.t be wdl h;nrculllng .. Halho~ qwr('(j. Applicunl must Costa Me&a. Apply in L11tht a.uembty ,.-ortl. Wurehuuse !>Pnt:c approx 67S-i205 t:u.11 Alcohol llelpllne .W, Want~d qualifwd. l'xpcrienl·cd. m•eds •1 precision hair huve good car and typing person. male or female.: CJdl' tiXJO :.q fl. Li11tun.i 111115 -24hrs11d1t)'83.5·3tl30 ••••••••••!•••••••••••• ambitious + honcsl cutter. 67!l~06. skills. S11lary & com· '79·2991 Nl'ttie. • • • ~~ FOl':-JD; Poodle mix.---------•AAAAPOSITIONS References required ml~lon.~opportunl· DehveryMan Warehou.~l! 1n mdu,tnal v.hne. )oun.: miile, Vic MASSAGE IUiftcJMalS~'y Send re~ume t o ty. Gt>od company f\IUU.me.Mustbeneat& R.OLU.Ol.Sl&tia complwc 1~ Ml ft. up t: hr 1 s l • n"' Dr · & FIGURE MODELS Sec Legal ~cretary <.:lass1ried Ad No. 7SZ. BEAUTY , bend'il.'I. POl'l1llon musl e.nergellc. Beuh Sta· Ex pr'd. Part Umf'. prox Stor:iae o r ~~nder.J-1U11611·Z4sz_ EmployersPa)'Allrl'CS Daily Ptlol, P.O. Bo>. ~lledlmmediately. l.Jooen.4020Campus0r. Mature preferred. manohcturin.:. 10 bay L 0 s T Hew a rd ! ; ESCORTS Llz Reinders Agency IS6C>, Ct16la 2esa. 92626 SALON Apply Personnel lnpt. NB. 162-76S9 + t bQll\ $16S lmmed Yorki.hirc Terrier:.. \It: OUTCALLOHLY 4020BirchSt.Ste104 --or call Carl Cursten11en Oellvl'ry, Newspaper.Ge __ nei_al_()(_c,_UMr __ Clll_ ... - 11 -lc: nr<'UP) 642 1232 M l'~• Ye rd e ,\re,. 631 ·lll I ~~rfo~ ~~~.hE.s::, ~~ AYON MANAGER ror appotntml'nl. permanent p11rt-llme job varied respoasiltiUties R...tah WCIMed 4600 ~-032\ --R£1./\XlNC: MASSAGE Outstanding benefils. Orcange Coa1t delivering early momin11 ror rigbl ~ ,. ... •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost· 1.ha.sa APl!O Mule BobJt•mt's·Lic Mnseur Lootci1t9 For A paid vacation. profit Daily Pilot LA. Times to homes In lilte to type 6 file. Good n... t I N "" 3 BR G h "0 r< ACCOUNTING ,, ... __ Job? sharin~. rct1rt'me nt, 330 w lJ11yStreet ln~oe/NB area. Must be $$, eomfortaWe 111'1_.l ..,....,pt'ra ey e .. ..., .rey. s a,. .. ~-. up11 "' Outr•ll!+am·9pm. ~ medical & dt'ntal & CosluMe:.a 6424321 rehable<!rhavcdcpeoda· o(c,Nwpt8ctt./C11~a. hou.se somrwh1.•re blwn J ibs Vil' (.;ublll M~sa 49'15111 I need 3 people to !'it'll 11 nn""'u~lnfc""rtunity bl.e l ransp. Salar y CallMr.K.ame.fiu.1'411 Colla Mtitll & Lal(. Bch. Sl1Sanla Anu Me, CM.-----CLERK quallly product!! in their more. Mu9l do hair. Al ~"" ., ·~ S275/mo 546 0235 or1----------for rouplo w /3 chlklrm. Rcw11rd G45·4712 EXCES.51VE DRINKING own Territo r y . Xlnt rcs1ionJiles In ronfidence emp oyer :>Sl·0082e;e5. • GUlLAllDAY tt'7.t2,2) Mut t be under --• --ruins live•. l'uyroll e xper. rcq·d e.,mings. Call S40·7041 or Re"lytoClasstfied ad no $300. mo Nrwly llrrived FOUND mule hlk &. wh1 W1nl toS\•)p' t.ubor cosl e>.per. & data Zenith 7·1359. ?LB, r io Daily P1lol, f>(. .--· d Oemoiulrale Playbouse RecepUoaist-Xlat t~ rrorn Colo If you can 00tt"' whl muule, neck, DETOXIFlCATION &. proc{'Sslng helpful Uox 151\0. Costa r.tes11 CIN'k Mwuc !)tore nee ,5 Toy.11 & Gifts 't.iJ Dec. inf(. FiliJI". Bitlia._., ht!lp. call 831 2MI an. S. mane" '""'.t Allprv~ 4 S REllARll.l'rATION STACOSWITCH IHC -----Call(. 92626 rt.'habl.e person for ~en 1 Ideal for housewives Gen'I Corre.p. lor ..._, old (; II 1f wnr BYSfTTER w ofc &. rlnkrn11 fo'll1me · t.'lllale dlvlsm • Gt orl 77236.'>l rl.i)'\. yrs kl ° Collus2"1 llr'\Odoy llJ9Baker.t:011t11Ml':sa BA omanto empli>y 1tiurl Nu upph· Earn loys, cash, ~ --. -847·$828-__ ___ Suuth<'nul 549 3041 care for my 2 ~r old bonuses Call$38-936i dcve c•. Miu.ell..-.. ,. 1 H 11 I • d..iugbler. 2 ni.1th l~ CJnl. tor lt!mjrnrury · · Mr1.J o hn sonSOmfl.• I __...... 4650 f o u n c1 • I' .i r • k e cl "ommuni '! O!!op a F.nual Oppor Employer 11oc1nt will be considered. ...__..al cL-.a "·•t ....... r. G II f~ hi Sc) Luaunlll·-1991311 ... lm1d"eek J 5·12.30. Ph 9r1uyy .,...,.... ~--· GIRi.. TO -"'D ... R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ret'n ~ t' 11'" al' 01 OO-OSIG mornings aft 9 [.ft l'all <7 l4 149~·1Slfl. for ap· M h N • "'"' ,. Tna\lt•r i.pnCC' for lh30' l:1l~d · 31 2151· 545 8353 •SPIRITUAL Rl':.\Ul:::R ~ ror interview OPERATORS llO'nl. S~c/;.~.~r.r. on L~~Or~~~u~ 0 c!~~H M111urc 11dult~ noptti<nr ... ourld •fill·• m1x<'d i'\illl~lccnsed Acrountant toSlllK+ --"'•--'-fl ~ t t 2s.,"• M ~ '' ' 312N E C m no R I B~by•1tl"f 1• •udud ITI\ h w -~ Y I D...tal/ A I t .oungc, • •4 atr chlldrrn. Costa Mesa Col he. Apa>rox Whitt' ' · a 1, <'11 Whsemen ~tr LO $1100 " " ' '1 ~ ~ • 11csl i. op rn town, ~ , "'"I guerilt' Pr't'wy. •IB·ll!M7 f'4641)1 ch st Coltlt>n color SanClcment~ l'orRppt, A/PayClerk lo~J homeor your~.2• .. ye~r~. nl•<.'d o111;•1:.itor~w1follow <We,,.•ouldllkc /T·l6to So. L:ltuna omc~.1 yr --------.....,... e '... 'I"· 49".!·00..14 492·913tl r enonnt.'I Clt'rk toM5() TU<.'!l&Thur,.& ~.s.u!-(illl)j> tnR:oi lhRh t•ommlM!llon~ 20 N"!• per wk) $3.36 tn · I Pl Good Sen•tee Sak:tlralSI lur.lneu/ln•est/ L1111una 1111 tori. __ ------5't :17 per hr. Uutles in· elCpr min m11m . 1 ...._ r.1--,,;. --l"et.>s Pd 1\1110 t"ee Jnbll llnll'-'llhtrr nerdcd for I' 7 1.wl'kly. Paid vucatlonll ,_ 49!J.1611 w/mecb cqier. 0.ya. un nn<mK8 ft>UNI> 11 P11rrol \'luol •KARE~'S * lrv1·n,. Pcr11. onnl•I /l»t•ncy ' hol1d11"s, mt•dkal & rl('n volve typlnl(, xeroxuiJl, ----iforuu flll'll Sal-_, " " ,. Y• old buy. 9 5 30. 6d:.iy11, ' II 11 lie I t dd ties -• ~· ~::::.:·,:••••••••••••••• f \I tU11 .. hor1I Wurnllr ) OUTCAl,l.l\li\.'\Si\C:F. <\118E17th C~taMri111 rnu.o;t he m:iturt'. r"lrn t11I lllllllruoc·e. life In NI 1'• n1t r<· 11 e u ~nlal Mllilll t•xl)t'r 'dfor + t'Omll'llll1101L A'pl)' .. l __.,,.. • Call Jo ~2 0182. R38 17llO Suite 224 1;-12 1470 bh'. re( szs wkly youi .111ur1111t:e, rcl1rt•mt'nl pl11r ~~111<1 minlatratl~e of~~t;:cz busy pc'<111dont1c pruc. lo Olck f'rire Cbrvi-.. • • Opp«Mlty SOOS --~ h N c :\I are a & prof1t '\h1mn1t. W11nl I< "11"" 11 PP Y ·" C.M. For applcall llolly, 25172 (;abl,l al Lnpa&. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fO l.~U K 19, Youn, TiwGe..ffeTCMICh ~~l.911Ct ti ·• arow, h11\'t' lll'Cur1ly' Mu·huelson l>r, Irvine S48·5.580. l.nl(unal~ ___ i •ALl 'MIN M 1-'oundry fe11\11ll' l 'nlhl·. no 10. VI< t\CCOUNTINr; l'l.l·:HK ---Call Ut11 NOW I IJJ nlhor•·•· 1111 nffromp ---h~y ~hop.1m 1111 t1o"" 11.U uri•..i 83~ 281ki 1l.a>11 fn°~:~~~:l'~f 11',.11,~~:.~ A R upt'r tletlr:able Uah,,itlt•r or hul>)~lttrr JC PIHHIY CO lo M •Ch,1rl,on IJr > Ol'nlal Ass1~lant. Onl GUTS & GAL$ • •St1IOOL.1MJr1Srlli 5"122'12til.''"" ---Call7~1·l'J31 lll"111111nl urr1rr. dr th1· hikpr forll)r old tiirl, 1.011unu llllls Mall h'l'inc WalerOl~lric1. Suri:er)' only. Nl'wpnrt 1'411111ion ~. fOI 'rr,lo •SCllOOI .. rudlni.sklll rotr:-.io C r.:1 to11r frnm ----111rport t'fJll llt'IM Npt lkh 2 Tull l'M \1on Pt.on. 511·7700 ____ lllJ tW ---Hench i::JCp l l'(I ll44~1Cll 11~a.towt01Jil all'wtwlll(i. •UUll.Ot:J\SllOW1': Cu~n~r\h1t111 \/Ir JUDI l:t U HKt:l:::N. of 5444370 thru .. ·11 (.'all l.111d..id.1yi1 L• 10 • 1 DENTAl.M.'1'Yt8KKrR utluy.11\Jn.tab Enmetf; .. \tAIO SEil \'I<.'•~. NB M•on".:'la 1, •\tl1tm.a. JI B Ni•wport or friend~. cnll -----' !><!!I II F. 1}40 60.JG r;qull ppor !',mp O)'er <:LIRK TYfttST to $~ pl"f' "'rrk. ,,..r .... '" "'• , b ADY£1T1SING ... HI I .Y~'" fl\111 1nrf' Co. h111 O'""nin"' Rl'rtplion11l ex per. or _,....,, lnI·•-1""._ ............ •C/\NOV&1n:rR..:AM 968-ZJOO Rnr ltrll 34R 115149 -------,.. • ., II Mll:JOOO "'""''"' -·· .. , .. no •"·""9" • nOOK STORfo:. N.B. --(.llllCK f\1thy11lllt•r. reliable. ror 7 llEAUTY OP•:RATOlt ror •·>.11 or wlll tnln, l'o l'ltt' • · ---HJO (J\ft3 • •RE.Ell OARS (2) U:~:iT. Pnrrnt. II. 0 /lrt'll s1•Es PERSON m-O old ln(anl. fo'lcxiblt• H11lr 11tyli11L w/folfnw10.:. llh:•rr> illl!h Sdu!°I Grud. t>l':N1'Al, ASSIST. V.xp. Kqu11I Opt,rt-.mtu' II U.S tn60ral\ll{',CM 1''amlly \>t't. l'IOulil' r(' ForWOtfteft0ttfy ftL hrii.64S·G384 _ rl'nl 11p11ce or h111h rom M'illt ll fll'llk ~~anuih. onJy. Mu\l llVt" In Mill· t:mpl"Y"!I" 645-41_70 ___ t_10 0608 ~,,,!~"wurrl H12·43Sl 01 ~ ......... 11 New a pa pt.'r Spec 111 I ,. 11 by&1 t t l' r n c ed t'd _mi&!'llOn, N R._M2 lllM_ Ptciu111nt workinR conda 111011 V1f'jonr11a.113oOJ41 -• ~ --- "'" """ _........ "-l'romollon Sah•p., ~tu11t u tlf\41!1, Apply In l)<'rllQfl HAii STYUSJ': Un1qu,, r 1111t lnotl r1sh Need somronr tn t11llc to' ~ ~l(.i;tarter. Wlllln1t tti P•llme. my home. Nwpl 9'-t'llnt• fo'1111hlmu h.1'1 311 11:1 II Flnuntl' ComtJ11ny . DlHTAL ASSIST. Eshbll•bult a11a rioOft ntl1rl.:tol Xlnl N1•1,qior\ t..o ~ l : I' r 1• ~ <' rl pt lo n fttl Yl'IU arc ulllna on• make rokl <'llh Slrun11 ll1thl.ll urea Call &15 ?SJ!! orpnr ror vou tu l.!Arn a• 1~(•$.J' N Tu»lln Ave. Rover. Intern or rl't'{!J)I l.ldo J.le ai.n I.A nqw Rl•111·h lo<" Good mo Gh1ue' lte'" 11rd Dell!e c h ft r t I e !I 11 11 e • ~ on rl()lt. Vou will tw-~rll oll 6. mU<'h i.i~ $4.M\ JIC'r hr pro-S.111ta i\na. itrad ok. Tut'!! thru Sat Je .. slng 11pari-Pktt4C ~.iii·~ & f111in~ Con1pl fr.ime w ldt'rorallon nn Shlpwrec kC"d. llkl' a In< advertlslna 11pucr to 8aby<1ltlrr wnnted. anrr· flt No "olh-<1 or dehv COlllCTOR H.A.962·331!1 call 673 U'70 an for Pal. rc1u1p Mu ... 1 ~rll. xlnt bo"'' 1\l fo'u11h Isl or p itrC' or d rl ft"' nod I.OP m1na1tement per~on 11100!1 rot teacher!! child ti~ or or & ph<mt• nN 1------or Muty. tl'rmJo 1-\lllprh't>S?0.000 !-'ash~. \7141 683·~ ~ached hlall & dry'> n<'l of lar&t' 1ndu1tnnl Mu<1t be dc prndnblr. For intcrvw eall (1 < P1nnnt1l•Co.h:.1111p1•nin~i---------•1 --------~t;Wl'OHTl'ACl1''1C collect. Stu1reyourcarC"11w1\h~ firm!. f'or lbe r lahl mnturf', Al•o dn 11omt ~86+5&9837470 lnr exp . collector ·DESMOND'S HAUWAUSALIS l.''\' .. '-S ruL:NTS ----mt.'One lt'n8itl'I.' A h 0 C " J'leasanl worklnit Condi r ttlme .. -\t Mftrlthhl ,., ~ .... s"t'"";. penon. t e ranie out hou1>eworll. Own tran, BICVCl.". M 1<'•'11 .. "'1'' """" ......, ,.. t..OST M1n111tu re male le1.11urely walk alouit the l>allyPUotoHcrstoppay r M 4978 r. ..,.., "'"''" lions. Slll11ry <'Om · W......._hr Yrt MotUN1Mil"f"t ;. ---Poodle-, blk/Rrnv, S yni aand! A qulel hour on n and excellent frinie re 1' few rcp•ll'l'I, •s~embllnl! 11.1 eruuratci wl\J\ u~r. K~rra IUru Uurihr\,,; llA \Jo: 8115 Vic. 13671 Coast bench contempl&lln1t lhe benefll3 (;all the D1aplay Bt1bysltter needed. im· It ul~s. Y1Umc. Dlc)'clt Apply In per11on. Hall f!I ~up';l~~\~!c11r;:\lns . 211418 H•bor lll c M H1·al 1-:,toll'. rin nrc It llwy. nr 2nd S l. So ot"ean? Conf1dcnti11I. hy Advcrtitlng J\hnAsrr, ml-d my home. Maturi\ shop t•111wr only plc1tse 1-·1nance <.:11rnpany , _.....:__· :-i hu!'lnt·~" lluclq,:ruund. l.aguno. fhd c-hrome appl. Dlana40M<ti4 (714) 6'Z·"32l, for UP· respnn!I womnn. <':tre Cur Call 540 3677 her tPM \!W>~·l" N. Tustin Ave, E.,.,..d,."·TllM W NT chain on neck An& to p•• ...... 1.._"Dlll ~"ntm"ftl. :i chlldr,·n. 2 iqchool nae _Mon·Pt<I Sant& Anit. ~11£$ HRP S1tu11llo11 to wurk v.llh or "RABY " Rf'wanJ. C..11 -SA """ ''" " -------""'-problem In ,.,11\ c Collect (l?t:l l9311-W24 or Past, praent It fut UT(' ~ O,,ot t.ity Mon· ~I V:irit'd da>:ttn" Col .... Studewt Jn Our Women's Shop l'r\X't' &42 63G8 (7141323 36.10 Shl' has been 11ven lbe ls:yloy.. ~·,:,.a:;~;mba~~~1. ll~~j BOATS Htm•!! Full Co. beaerits + -. -iii\ to he Ip ol heni Lie. ... .. -~". THI WJLLUD Fri ndly ~""'olna J>f'Cl-IJ~ral dltc:oun\. (101n11 ~l'ulplurC"d nail LOST: Vic Nev. land • 213 (IM.1350 213 697 92'72 A/P l()()t(KHPO .....-.-v Yedlt 01..-INoft e ' ""'• · hlnk Apply lat Per11on 'hop 1n Pountaln Valley Slater arey lon11h1lr P/Ume, exper'd. Paysl'l pie pt'rtOn who can l nk toManaa~t " fOI u re or ub leue mall' Cat 847·9541 Homeless children ne.d aystem. Call btolwn 9am Rabysitter R~ponsible. Will.ARD CO. on lhctr own. Part time. l'ontJct S> h 111 Naman --.---you Become a lo11ler lO..m &'2·205.3 Kitty M F. 12·Spm. 2 chldrn) & I 1200 Co.dor Mon·t'rl 1%·5. Call the n---.l'S ror :uiapptto sceshop.fOUND2 Af11hanllounds. parrnt . 8Jt 2168 .-~--_: ----9.~pm's. f'-.ileMY•y <:opyStop,;s_1._1oso ___ -t UAI ....... 003-2l37 ~·~· ~,·~ ~~'· weekdays. APPLl.A.'l~E De.livery" Baby111tter needed, my lla1<>Penlnptn1he COOK--.Ol-nner.topwages:i-•1•4111•W•es-tm\ect __ .t:r_M_•l.'• lnvn..._. ~ _ _.!!·__ ___ Install. Min rent expr-2 homes Day1 • Mon·f'r•, f'ollow\nccatrioncs: Counlry Club. Ca1J11--------- 0p a.. 501" FOUND Sm bile ~llnl· EYE"40TODATIHG yrs. Must be alrong, Noontllru5pm.64C).5891. LEADMEN.EXPEtl'D 4111f.Z27laslrl°"Chet Dllbwuher·Bar_v\ew POI._.,, ~ 5 ' · • ·r 1 TriedlhoReat"Calllhe heallhy nt.'al ap· tAllPh.asei) • Coo H 205$111 rl ••••••••••••••••••••••• c hnauzt'r em. v r BEST· t:nll EVE pearAnce. ·,.have own Babyslttertllouselcee per ENGJNElNSTALLt:RS v. oap, u n . •-y 0 lo I Bristol & Redhill. S.A. 7S2 .... .,,, 2 • ·-•· •-.. "'·t··-' \'"'' ..__.l n~d a iun ,, AYe. C.M. MZ·!.$05. -OW' ""' u . 5-Wi 68AOdays ._. ,.,pm, ...,.,.... • wor .. <>« ..... aya. lot leacbcrs chl\drt'n. FINISH CARPENTERS ""' ....,, ...... ~ Not«l 1ttrttar11l sen1cc - -Fringe bene. u.l&ry open (Ages 5 & 1$). 12·-4.30, 4 Day Work Wffk "draw IHl" when you Dishw11shcr fs Dlnlna In prime L•KUna loca· The la11test draw In tlle CHll.STIANDATIHG baled on expr Dunlap's Mon·f"rl Own transp Bonlll&Medica1P1ana place an ad lo lM Oa.11' Room help. Girt p/tll.\\e. lion..,F.1l11bh1htd lt11 Wu\. a Dally P1loC Call KRIS 7S2 U39 Appliances18LSNwplBI. Refsreq·d.N.B.&4611.2.1 P11dHollda19 PtlotWantAds!CalJDO'A Wkncb'-Zbnev.~ Terms 1aval1 494 3$&1 Clas11Lf1ed Ad &42 5678. 2-8pm CM. 5411·1'780 eves. &42 56711 Colta ...._W471&. - • HOSPITM.. •: *RI* -~~ PSYCHIATRtC 11Plll·7 :HA•. I'~ Ume. Pa"J'('Waf.ric •..,... w/dllW..,..eeoesMl'J.1 ltXCll.l.CNT :· • BENEFITS . :~ • p S!U I on PLA~ -CR.EDIT WllON ·' Subrnil~ ........... ~ II n' •• .:• ~·; . JJ03pllal .... ::. lmJ ..... ~ HUllll.Ollon 8ead02"7 . . . . HllpW..e.d 71 tWpW..... 71 .. ~ . IOJ-.rWhlN ........................................ , ........................... . 71 W..... 7 1 Adi• a I ••• ts" Peu&eot.. t •• •• • •• •• •• •••• ••• ...................... • . BM. BT. n ·----------1...................... .pd. ---1: ~, , 0 ·OQ>TP.SS,Ptr'im,,LI)',.,. 'ma.t Narw ~....-.. .... ~·=~ ... ~., ~~ ... ~~O lb~'::z:'!:"1 .. rand rn.tuna or old•r Mr Wlh' PmPLEP&RSON ~~SM6..._ pertem«l,forc~ Vll91.RIL ~'• 11an•~-,_________ r----, HiluMoC Pnme Rib, uo Ex« looldftJ for part· f')oq t\DOker.la-.u:a&. __ , ct ... _ • ... ESTATE JEWELRY, _..uwn 1w R 0 1 • ., i l ...a to FAinatt.SA. 1huo 11uocl•t• ta ;u::. :Jh·:~°Cnvi llE£IED ART oa.1zCTs, AN TR.i.WH'£nga ~ .. Kent ogers nea ~ s P eu~ ----=......;...-----! v.1aolc:AJ4tsupplJN P\lU, MURSIS AIOIS JHDBPt!ND&NT ov. '1'1QUES. nNB FUllN. Xlat ~oad, l•cl•d• announcethe GNnd()penip,aol J:loUl .!!P"l•JJUld.tTU223. J'Jtimi • Pl'tlme. D.J ncl.. W•••Ht l YEAR ~· :~=~c"3~a1: buk!._t\ cou_r_s ~bal FUTURE fURN1JURE COffll SHOP MANACEM ENT .ava.. t::ltptr"d pnl"d.. Ap-TRACK RECORD in &.he Seae ... ries lock. untiul pnce SZJO ~,1c-... 1-ply~ superior, l ..a--H•-'--"-ta ;WI so.aoo aowS\T&.~ ' ..__. __....... ASSIST.MAMAGR S Sup urlor An, NB ..... -,_. '""'. ~ LonaflSbortTerm ......... 11• .... ~H.a.1 Fl.all u~. d')'' Apply 1 Women's ConltmPot&tY ~ 10. • M12esa attaln with UM I Ht AAl&nmtnta. ltolldQ'• o=.ri•ota•l .!~talcam~~' Boy .. ,. .. t.O 1pd, bic)'c&a --.a ext-d th .. lr ..-Htude tor the help pc:rton. Alr.,orll"r la Clothin& yn ourowopr'CMO( Va c ation pay . -.., eoodaind.. tu.N -· " .. - Hotel. Jtr/00 lilcArthu We h.11¥• (O » hr ~ NW'MCl Aida Upm.'fam. CliftK'ebuildln&. PboMCor lloapl&allaatioo plan JIMca, PP. N 1 !!SIS~----=~:!!'l in fum.ishlngthenew model lD the 81,lrvlnr .l'ek JObs open ro p/llme ...... Verde appolot.mcnl.t7MM2. avail. El\S. Co.lldeD·f-• o~• CRIST APAITMB4TS ---------• Ptrson• loolllnl tor a ConvUoep,1610.mtuSt, n.c.-...c.. tJallly a11u~. Re I 4 81qclesCorule.(2>JO" -K-'• La H B JioUl atttr in boulique aa. CM llALTC>aS DallY Pl.lot ad IJ141, • ()) 3 .-pd.s. $10." $20. at 1·~ _,.on • .. PIXOa.rotor "maaa1 mcnl. J Ye ZllJNewpottBlvd. Box 1.MO, <i41tt• Mesa.~ C~RATULATIOMS _.._Mtt.f Cont.ct •f r lhnno prtor "xpc ricn c N~ ACldH ts.u.C~x· Newport8ucb,C.. CA._. '311 Sc'"wtftn A~. Colltt· lick.,.__.....,.. ...... K.13·2?70. Airportcr In nectuary. Qill tor in per d. OIAD ry u .,.__... Id bo rd I ii Mvt woppointm"nl Conv.f1ocsp.Ubedfacl.il·Reupt/Cltrk/Typlal Jl4IC.....-DriYe .. ._..,a• • • cru tor'a ltem.9".rutOttd. IUTUllflUltGTUll OAllCllSTAPTS . . . H DAll.YPILOT H ier '' , .. Houl. THI LOOK ty. S49·306i. Nat 'I Healtb Ora. Pla'bUt 14""'4741 18$0, beaut.. &I rare $2000. Sl~/baL "2-S4.Zl 141-1114 t42-f1Af lfoasekcep1•r lhyvH·~ 54"4500 ,_,_ cootart, a~cur•le typlna (ACl'OU "'-m ~~~vse~rau, olll, SCHWlNN Suburban. 5 .I Manor, 350 w Uu)' -vou~... so wrm. Sal $476-$540. 2 r<V '1rlsblk ~cH .~l~ __ ,\1A.~si-:usE <1s.211> N N:!'!5!!e~!s~i, =~~~1~~";.>'. ~~~~~~u ADllAM'SFOI ipd, 646~· ~~-~ ...................... ~~ ...... ~!!~ J~k~per, b&ht. '"' t:\P Ot'c We trtAlo Fu elm r,>r Newport olc. tall. PO Oox 1810, .._..Mliak: lom C•1r• & PUIUC AUCTlftU umo. t'l11nt l'11re, er Umt>.u~tt.CitU540-Duties conalat ot In· Newport Be ac h , C•a·--------1 SffNewArrtnla 1,.-. ••t IOlO **I BUY** M~"'YFIN""lT"',::"sorr rands & o&her househol anyume. •·rvi•wtng. •creen1oc I --1"'" """""'. •1u Vllla Wa / ..... d St r~• _. ""·rnU "" "" "" '"'"" "' "' .,.._.. ...,........, SECRETARY ~ Y """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• uvuu us...,. ru I.I~• ESTAT~ Jt;WEl.R\', m1nag•mt>nt for bus MATURE WOMAN dlspalch1n1 aurns. Newport8each41312J02 MEG 1 • A II --OR I wlll nee. Call ft"r11n, 540-~ p/t'm• lA wel com"' Te I e l.J h co nt a c 1 REC EPT· Fas h Ill. Sh 80 wpm. 6 Mo'a U · A D 1 Enlarger •PP a8n.tei y ART OBH:CTS, AN · ' ... " " b I b·11i ' Financial Svea firm ai•"m~l ln San Onofre. Butdwn Block, r-.... , w/50nun Componu 1&nd tell or EU.tor ou. TIQUES •• ~INt~ t'1RN .• liousEKEEP L'.R ro n•~"om .. r• ,.._ con•aet w/ Otplla s, 1 n1 • ... ,,,,.,. ... 10 C .............. UC...-.... o •""" r .. -... "0 ,. ' u ·1 r u Rece~/Sec" Front You doa\ pav, we pa" solid maple bl... mm o mponan _.,_ • .._ """ ETC. PH "'t; rvR 1111-WidO~or In 11u l)rur ~tthants F'1eiublt' hni payro "'aen 0 c. aollll • I • , , • r --·-,. __ ... od ... ~ .... ,,,. I J'"t6•5 .. -· " ~ N t'd I ty~. Prior ex per . in desk. per d., &d nu, )'OU. <•l"xl3x30) on 6·20" ~. """"""nsers a ---a FO. & BROCHURE. mialurelady. 2ch1Jdre c cu , ale typing. nursina.' h o t p . o r typlnl 80 wpm. Call PLEASECALL barnedmaple legaw/ad· oe1atlve urrlera In· Aft 6 C~554-7ZtJ &U 2200 s Is 9. Pvt nn, swim pool S..7 3005 medical field helpful F.ileea,640-0123. I(~ Glti jUllable •led aocka Aft eluded. Tlme·O·Llfe --------- !'!'.!!1.!ork Sund&)b off MATURE lndlv1du··I to "'or i·n··--' .. w "·II u...... ·~ll'TiftUIST OF ~·30~118'1 • ~r. PIO. Call: Daily VE! New" u.soo furn, CommUJUty aarag1 Sa.le : '"'.....,,., v r ' I.CT~•~ -n.e1..... _ "" DIVI ON · · PiJotPhotoLa.b,&U~J appl's, mite. Wllaon'• Typewri ters. bds. --------~learn parking lol swttp-Tuley,$4&1506. ForVeuriJ:lary Hospital KELLY SERVICES INC Rnd" sq oak tbb. chnl, Bargain Nook. Now 2 bicycles. Sat fs Sut1 . t&XJSE.KEEPER1SITTE mg. No exp. nee. F OF~JCEASS.ISTANT Over2J~'d.dt·l18!11. NewportBeacb 833-1441 dressers pew, cbloa NlwSuperUlorie stOttS _ 545 & 1114 w. 9:30am·4pm, El Atul, Live ID. C1i6ll 411fler appLcaU~-4362 eALI OAIHH F.qual()pporEmployer sec .. bo osle r • Camera.Xhlt:r •. 1'th. C.M. 64Z·'f930 41 Fouola1nVaUey. =g aoyttme wknds MCDOHALD"S 61S-8'740blwnl01c5 ll.E.SALl5 prtmitlws.SatOnlyU~S. ~. 548-S262. BABYCRlBetc.aofabeJ. --------<t P. rt ti me. f' /lime . Uc'd· Ullllc'• SECRETARY UOE.23rdSt.C.M. 1035 QueenuSoCa Bed, 6 mo's lamps, paintlna•. 6 Ho..Mwar-.Sm.s Winte r Help. ApplyOfhc;e or Manaii:er ,.....,4.., Tott.Smin.te .... Austriandinlnglbl Cl.tta ....................... okt.Boughl$600.w1llsell tnuchmore.Allmlls&a-o! 40 Hr wk F.xpcr prd'd. 2~pm Mon lhru 1''ri, T T rai nee. Gor~on! T,.....Co.rM Stl4 to ...... $I I I I 1860 w/S chrs, $899/bat amese ldt~ns w/sbOU. $300.645-8626 fri /.Sat 9·SPM, 912 Mature. Kerm Rima, W Coast Hwy, Newport J ewelers, W~stmmster • . MO. otr.646-1230 Papen avail, from $3S. Ct'rc1s Pl, Nwpl Bcb. ~Harbor Bl. t: M Ot!ach. Mall AJ>i>fy m person. Under eeaeral direct.loo S3&-1962eves. Pr. velvet ch.rs, tuxedo, 8' <EBluUs) ---------.f----------i Mr.Gutt.enen. •Penooal instructioo serves as sectttary to Ming Dynasty vases, (4), sola, walnut wall urut.•--------- IDEAL p (TIME MECHAHICS Opeoini for Sunday onty •Manaaemeot oppom'• tbe superintendent & bronze statues, Leon mMALAY AN KITTENS Xlnl cood. 559-t728 Garage Sale: Sat. only, 10 WORK Exp. req. Tune up.s, driver in San Juan •tol0'%Commiss1on Boardol'fruSteesreUev· Franks PainUn1, other R~ $15/up with . t.il SPM. 321 F'1ower St. tr r l d d Ii •l.ac'dtralning2wks lngsupennlendentofad· eriental antiques. shot5.61~U!8 Antique Oak armoire, Costa Mesa. Hou.sew1 ves e>r college ans, ron en · un ne Capistrano Beach 01 classes start lmmed. ministratlve & office de-4'1~orl1S-9S12 . mirrored door. s Pc. 11rlsw/cars.1onm·l2: po s itions ?P e n . Dana Point area. Musi •Onlhejobtralning t.ail; Performs highly S2forSlameseltilt.en&sm Thomuville bdrm. set, Mon·Fn. Earn S50 lo $8.S 'Insur ance. uniforms, have Station Wagon or •Manytoporrlceloc's complex & responsible An\4. Carved Ballar Claw bl.It: 5 mo ltillen. Mu.st incl. mattreu. cusl . BAYCREST (Guam. $S0 Wkly) We vacauons paid. Top·pay. Van. Contact Ha rry Nolicensenectoapply clerical work; performs Oak B,uttet. Bev. mirror, ta.lteboth.'42-3837. drapes " bedspread. Moving, .saper garage train you tu i.e.rv icc 0 r ange C 0 u 0 t Y Seeley, 642'·4321 for de· aED CARPET · r bea Uful 644-1308 53&-8395 sale, tu.ro. nuuine Hper estab'l lunch routes. A Automotive, 24 ot N . tallsandAppoiolment. public relation unc· u · DoCJI 10401----------1 cbar1er11 hi fi C1qulp. ( .. n JO. ~ 1f vou are ne11t, Tusun.S.A.54Z·5673 s-....o_...._i... llEALTORS t6J.tltl t ion.s: under.stan.ds Anl4 Maho"any Din.In&••••••••••••••••••••••• elpl Must sell complete Commanoa.Gaiatirca & -· , .....--r-r_,...,. ••r F d l 'l llL'-d pollCJea&<admioistrative . " C R D b personable & energetic MEDICALASSISTANT &.ptoy.,. or eaisca w a regulatioos&doeso\her Table/6 chn, mat.chiru!AK eg. o erman 8 rms ol furollurt. ap. riros.etc.Sat-fsSun,Aua Phone for 1ntervw art No experience needed. ILL SALISMAH relat~d work as re· WCet. Massive carved Pinscher, red/tan, fem. pllances. Aquarium, 28, 29. 1139 Tradewlnd& ~979-01'7 We tram. Pay st.arts $361 OPBA TOIS Forty to 60 yrs old, for quired. 8ea.r-Ctaw sl)'le. 494,5459 5~ mo. old. AH 11hc:!tS. mtsc. ~ovtlt~·~'f Lo. Nwpt Bel\. INSTJl UCTOR, swim month, Medical, dental, wilh follOWlng needed at sales in adult community Skill: DlctationlOOwpm sc1au Im 962.1369' alt. Spm, lnette set, like ne w GARAGESALE: ming. quahhed for pre housrng, meals provided. the new HA 1 R ln LagunaNl&uel. lyping6Swpm. 1'111"1. 64.2·12Sl Yellow4rwbite48 .. round Movln11 215 Knox St. scheolcrs rn my home St!lf·Cullillmenl. maturi· CALIFORNIA Salon Ui 493-0331, lOAM·SPM Apply in penoo at. &Uflllr8$ Two MtM A..... &bl a. 4 p•dded swlvet C.M. Sat&<Sun U .S Own uansp nee 962 7955_ t Y · Ask about 0 u beautiful South Coast . Fountain Valley School M'1ftU\ Wtth Papers. chairs. SW. 4'15·7610 or•--------- Janitor f /t1me Meu Verde C-Onv Hosp. 661 Center St. C.M Oel&)ed Entry Program. Village. As k for J .R.E. SALES (Lac.) Dlst. 11 Uahlhouse Lo. Carlie-Pansy-2vears,3Yean 67w101 GAl.AGlSALI Army Opportu.nilies Penlli, 919-5851 Career type u~dh1dual to (corner or Talbert & Vafue-•hind -1 Tao.1 Blue a---------S•. SH I 0.4 Santa Ana 542-24 join a profeut0na.I team. Newland> Fouatalo SHAVING Good n..a..1 Divorce Salt: lge Chip· 1 Hunt Sch 962-PARKING ATTEN · Complete tralninc pro-Valley,CA.9%708 Mybrother·ln·lawls ab Ho.e -r· pendale Cabinet & l"urn. s pc sect onel •..,..,.., · so d 962 11168 couch, m11t silver ltema. ---1 Calta Mesa 54CH On."» part·time, over gram. AL nee FUiDgdeadline: du.may. Uke yesterday,-.-· N ....... -Blanket Ch~l. Clrcas h Janitorial Maintenance. Jotnthepeople 18.MusthavevaUdCaUr. manaaertralnees. Auc30,1t. he cul his Coot whll --...... ..,,, .... 1770: Solid M a hoa. Muc mono."' !~:re~'"~:pf;uC~~:O ~ho'v" joined the Army ~~r~~~. ~Cal~e:.~P:-~~ R~l~ F.quaJ ~ ai: an lo SHAVING. ~ s.thr r.,. ;;~:;t~ ~;;~~'!~: :: :,:t ~6: :~·,~~ 0 9am-noon,IWW 17thSl, M.dic .. Tramcriber 768-8249. mp ~. ~Ru&,9xl2,Squ AKC,lwks.MS-14'73 6 SUPER SALE! Sat Alli Costo Mesa Un Re11r 1 Full lime. E:Apr req. Gd IETAIL SALIS SECRETARIAL position, Grand piano, pair vtc For sale 4mo old remale1----------1 28th. Toys, furn, ap· benel1ts.898·2.SS4 PAIT-TIME Some sales e a per. boo ltlteeping expe torian chairs, old coppe AKC Be a a.le shots t.e set·Walnut grain pllancea, lawn s wlni;. Janit orial Pos 1t1on, Earn~s8~Thr doing F/Ume.5,,.,daywk.Tbe necessary,boatoriented, wa1b maehloe . 496-l4!H • • formica top lnble w/8 clothing, misc Items.Cd r,ume. $2 50 llr Gt'n'I M.ciic .. /Anist baUot work for the Nov Nul Kettle at Lumber small busloess. Salary &luswatt. 53&-3362 chairs Xlnt cond1llon. quality. 12 .. St. J ··m...., duties. K now l~·di.:e of b .. er· •· _ _. Pl F l --_,.. "·U $100 roe.,""'" " • "" floor machine req'd ran time. 11c .. o ice"' electklns. Wo rk you.r own v...... aia on orest n open, ~-yrs ...... ...... ltl& W1 k Sor le Chair Basset puppies, champion · ....... ...,.... Rd. NB soaw ln>nl office. Must hrs, no selliniJ or collect· Laauna Beach . Call forlnterviewMS-4520 c er • a aired, AKC reg. $85. •---------Bayview Conv llo:.p. ly•"'· No ex pr net . Send . M t b 11 I 494·8863 for lntervw appt Set le 3 Victonan Wicker 586-'49"7 Rl;dtt<>rating. Mulil atll ram. 1araaer l Top qual. 20M Thunn Avr-C M. r~me to 18700 Main St. ~:~ :,wnc 11).l+& 4.~: Uam-SpmdaHy. •SICllTAIY·SALIS Chai.rs. Pvt pty. 552·1063 . S1mmo'.1s Hlde·U•bed clot.hes, toys. gamea, kit. 842·3505. HuntBl•h.Ste209.92648 ONLY. Apply, 4532 Pre•lous exp . In Anni IOIOUiasaApsopuppies,AKC (upard d mall) xl~l & d~ items, rurn. 2401 --1----------1 purchasing & Inventory orr-..Cft beauUmoold. cond. Barrel back chair, B k NBS t 9S JANITORS M/f'. cxpM ~t i f "oopl" ~ho enjoy Rob1nwood Cr. Irvine . 1 T . 60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 1 ~-tablelamp,968·9949aft.6, __ uc_e..;.y_e_. __ •_· __ J• ' d k •• · ,-" -•c I D •· Walnut RN contro · YJ>Ull wpm, -....l D H • -.......... 3-4 '111 11 mll.'," ;.iy w · people, purty plan and a ' u ver r. .. * * No ah. s Days wit xlnt .-n: ,irt amare otpoent pm. 1166 Port Manleil(h Cir, • 75.2·7292bel"n3·5pm J:ood income. work part areal benefits wortc'ingr~rtop Sale.3308W.Wamer. Mini Schnauzer, 10 wks, NB Portoflno drps & LGlldtc-...•--·d tJme or full. Yours hou.r11 PIX OPl.ltATOll 11 PM-7.·30A sailboat dealership & near Harbor, Santa Ana male. Has sbotll, AKC. Kg ~i'· ~e.velv~t spr~rkd. lit 'g fixtures, cradle, toy -r-· ---r""' Crom your home Call yacht brokerage. n... 644·'7895. sea 0~ w/s am, e chest, dbl roUaway, lots Btwn8&5548·01VI Rarbara,546-651J9 · Fri/Sat/Gr aveyard . ICU.CCu.l'fT,FfT TRANSOCEANIC REFlUOERATOn.> ne w ~luc ~lr lped, elae. Mual see. 10.5 1---------1 Also, af\n ~e ves. Some MIDICAL •/T vACHTS WASHERS DRYERS Shih·TIU puppies, male, Boudoir chair, Qn aq Sal/Sun 644 9238 1 LegalSctyjRcpt MILL SHA.PHMAH wknds . Wi l l tn ln . ""' • Jlecondillon«l·R~ lemale, lhorou.ghbred, spread w/sham blue & · • • • Xlnt typ1sl M'1chlnc Westuil Corp has im· BJ.1.3333. PIDW~IMI ~~l~a~~~ "Fret Dam a1'd. papers. $400 each . gold, antique French Deerfield bloek garoiie lrtuucnpuon. no sl~no. med openlnl! for a Miii PIX.aECIPT LAIC>a /T (114)675-7674 Cuartdel 552.Sl.N Regency couch, down sale. Sat only. 9.4, ~rn, \ Pleasant pc rsonullty ShoJ>('rmanw,5 Sy~ex· EXC LENT 2tYEA.RS1NO.C. cushion. pcrr cond. lawnmower,babyequlp, Mio. 2 yrs Cahf leaal Pt>r X.lnt bcndib, llllth Part t ime. Evu It BENEFITS SECRETARY ror Real DUNLAP'S Beaut.lamps,glve·away blkes,ktchn lloma,palnt· ell p . Sa I a r y com d k k A wttoda. Tr1velond U.S.A. • p EN s r o N p LAN Estate Co. In Faah1on palr swivel dub chalra, in11. records, booka, menauratew /•~P Sant.a ~io.4Se~~~t~C:iml.~ lrvin~. -CREDITUNION lsland.Musthave4yn llUNewportBlvd,Cll mov ing sacrifice . clothing, camera, pet Ana.Call83S6212 McConnackAve.C.M. 551·1111, •d 11 SobmltAppUcationsTo: exper., type 65-70 wpm, CALL~·TTto ale Gennao Shepherd 559·1468 ~u.ip &mony olher mlsc Live In housekeeper & Hunltnaton s h 80·90 wpm. CallSean upriabt Frener. freetogoodbome.~V111. yap1edropleartable,six item• Cu l ver t o PerlKt Wo~ tntercommunity Ei.leea,640-01ZJ. like new. 15.8 cu. ft. Bes1 xlnt w/children. Wite al· mate chairs. Dettf1eld to Fawn Glen • COC>Jl, pvt rm & b1Alh. on MEED EXTRA Ho.1-Hospital offer. 644·~ lerak. 146·1701 SlSO. 546-4062 lo Mint Glade. oteanfront. MU!1l h11\e l :J0.2:30or 1TTT2Beach Blvd Secretary, Exec. p/time ---------·t---"-------l--~~~~~=----t-:::---::-;--:--:-::-;:---:- i:eodref·s.499·1972 CASH? 3•30-9:30 lluntlnitonBeach9214'7 wanted for ad agency. Hot point temp. ~trol an Puppy. AKC. Formica DJn T able. 4 Thur, Fti,Sal&Sun,sale. Lo ..... PltOCHSOll r(T IHSl ltTHS Worit 8 hrs a day eJtm.inf' Worli: 9-12pm 5 days Wk. electric dryer. good Male. Btkrran. chairs $40 Damsh bar dbl oak bed, 2 brass "" S3-$'9 h I le t ~v. secretarial exper. cood. SllO, muat sell. 636-8290 S90 962 0710 ' hdbrds. oak hall tr•e. l.OAH PACICAGHS 1201 MEN & WOM~N per ~ n P asanl RN's fltime llpm-1am req'd. Sh/spdwriling a 183..-s ' · m1~ items. red tiffany L.()AH CLOSH S Nt-:F.l>F.D ~~~~:u:~bjl~s .inD!~r p/lime lpm·llpm. LVN'~ necessity. Call 644 C ~g. Beagle Pups, MOVING. Hunt. Harbor lamp. 6TJ.Oll9. 412 Iris, i Due t o ''pens ion. IMMEDIATELY Irvine olc reprflenUn& fullor~/time 3pm·11Pm. askfor.PAM. G.E. relriaerator, cross males $1~. female $100. hme. Selllng fine furn., CdM. • Oowuey Suvinit~ & Lo1111 t;arn ('Jtlr,1 s pending Ti me Life Books . Mna erde Conv. HG.'lp top freeur, good cond. 842-8495 decor items, etc. 16822 SUPER GARAGE SALE ~-luti. opc-mnu m ~Tu~nb1yt"swCororkmm9gPMMotn Dynamic per sonality 66l ~nterSt,C.M. SECUllTYGUARD ~.556-49118 toY• 1045 FAaewaterLn.H.B. . SalAu"28lh9AM. Or C l ( "' u • • ._.. F/Urne-P/time. Ask for 6 angc oun Y or In· 6AM 1n So Orange Co. most likely to !\UCCccu. Sa11 Loft hu openings In Doo. 61~101. Kenmore aas Dryer, 8' Sandy Beige couch 2638 Elden Apt B. C.M divlduals W/t'on ven A11se mblers & T ypists Interested boUS(•wives,, hand work d•pt. Some aoodcond. $100. hepberd/Collle mli, d d $25 Uooal refinancu exper Also Nct'<ted For Other student.a seekm1( perm. cxper desinablo. 548·3464. Service Station Atten· 1147.9509 female, s payed. Also, 1 ~~olSG · GARAGE SALE &lot ronvenlionnl llalc Tcmporni;Y A~iiignmenls positions call 833-8095. dant, exper'd. Day & · male 3 yrs. Good home. Queen It wtr bed. ster~ a1ctow expcr.S11vin1u1& ln Oran1te<:o c: Sales Career ·steady Eves.fUll&p/time.Ap-Kenmore Washer 'S6S, 493•2575. SOFA , o ff white , equlp,4pc drumscl,10 Loan or mortgage h11nk PLEASE CALL rHOHE PB.tOH work, $t1S wk·UP to alart. ply, Shell Station, l1tb & Kenmore Elec Dryer $25, here ulon, Earth tone spd bike•. sewing mach, Ina background pref'c:l k.a~ Girt Mu11t be 25or uver Fuller Brush 968-8378 Irvine, N.B. Kenmore Washer $35 2Cemale 5wk old ~ermao pillows incld. Xlnt cond. Nikon 135 lens, kit ch T)'plna r t'q'd Snl;&ry Appb' In r cr.1on Sales Guar.548-8612 Shorlhalr/Labmi.x.. $140 .. Champaene white equip, plants, booka, o{ commeMuralt> w/\'x1K1r DIVI. ON 0 1" YB.LOW C.41 ~ WJiV 7 Service Sta. Attendants, St .. bl W h 968·1100 velvet J{ocker, Uke new. clot.hes etc. Sat & Sun Mt Call Pl'rsnnnt•I «7 14 1 KEI.LYSl';RVICF"51NC ll2.5lSlaterAvot1nue ,.._.,_. •t foll & p/time. Exper'd. a c .. a e as er $45.962-43S3aft.3 12. 410 Iris Ave. CdM ~2 tor rurther in Newpc>rt Beach 833 l44 t f ountain Vul ley We need a ·· r,namite" App I y R ay C 0 r c y Dryer, Wh irlpool, $11S. CUte Ouffy kittens, 8 wks, C&ll 673·G'73 for Info. fot'rmallon. Equal Oppor f:mplo)•er ------salespcrson·w1ll train. Chevron. 604 s. Coast or besl olrer. 615· 1273 hsebrkn, loveable, save Redecorallng·Selling liv. • Eciual ()ppor f:mployl'r 114·894 3.'3$ Hwy. Laguna Beach. G Sto 30 .. dbl usplease979-4289 rm, den J< bedrm furn. Clothing, Camping Equip, l ..__ as ve oven All less than l yr old. Ex· Records, Books, Toya, a LVN·Chll'lll' 3 ll f't1mr HUlt~YMAN Snl~person nc-eded for P.Jt S I broiler. $35. Chihuahua Terrier Mix ample-4 Pc Herculon den C1uner1 Equip.~ Apll· Rt'llt f Ch1tqrr 11 1&3 II Exper'd., time Moture PHONE SALES large showroom. Expcr Tele one a es 6'0-1163 Puppy,male.8wks. set. worth $1200. Selling quea.Fum.etc. Frl"S•t & t:JCper·11 Aldr" All male ovtr 21 R t>lly~ 1n in sales helprul Xlol co 536-1591 ...,.... -1283 r l 9-1 only 312G1 E Nine ShH\a &46TW4 Phonr Salrs p1•oplt. benerll3 Chan<'e for ad AM & PM Shifts. Part· Pennrrest Side by Sid _... . ....,,. . orapp · · · N I · El dul11nJ: Sot1Sun ti'frk malf or ffmlllll, ltl to M vaft"rmrnl Apply. 2031 tame 18 Or over. Hourly ttfrlg. w/lcemaker. $115 Fl.HFtlllWOOD Antiquewalnutdinlnaael, ~~iu!i~ntJCt~b) ·1.vN J 11 Superv1~or w ~llrnta "lr~'.t' e 1v. yraniofaite Guam ntffd SE Main Ir vi n e wages & comm avail. Se.rs gas dryer S75 9AMto4PM-646-3231 46"x61", & chrs. 2 lear••--=--. ----''-----~f(t immed s Uaya $3 lr • up. vet llmt' waa~ or rommu.•lons ' · ' Por details call 540·0301. Sears port. dlllhwasher 12 .. each "'nl cond ~. f\lrn1ture, new toys, biket wk. Al'IO. l>ietary Cook In" lttntOtt1 Advan~ 250 East 17t h Street ,~: LosAngelesTln:u~s $80. All cood cond Hsebrlm Dox ie, fem, 6 960-46.11 • t. •Ill, obe. rods, reeta. • w/INtltullomal rwt'r " mNtt ~ent1al Laau . ..a Suitt' 0 , Costa i\(H t.. SALISPHSOH 1375Sonnower, C M. 988-5182. yrs, Lnehair chow, Male, . tools Sal/Son a.a. 3037 Aadt•s &Orllt rlu•,for 73 ~c'1~.~1~y, Inc, 1':1 betwttn5 00&83Up.m A11reqlvl", t ~:I T...,..AMSen. Electricdryer,Kenmore rriendly.Mt-1461 2S1~e~h.~ltrst~;. Java Ra.,CM l' 8 " lft · ) D d Y 5 "'k NURSf.:S ~~l Oppc>rtunHy drhsstod · dt'Jlt'n '\ e Miatur•. exper. pref'd. white 11ov.220v ror aale Mini Poodlu, 2 fl"ms. S..1 wtrrms' 2 Sets ·dbl az $501'reasurf8 & lrivla P•llo ~ 8075 ..... ~.L"""''S Employtr wtl mnnaaemenl ~en llpm·?am. s Days Also. For sale, ·bst o rrr ;yrs. Toaether only, t.o &S15 542-8893 ' · Riie, JO-Sol .. 21th Aue. M A C II I ~ I !. T "" ~ .. " 11111 Aver 111c earntnll' p/lime evt' & wknds *'7·1427. lovin1home.646-1016 . 410 Broadway, CM I R YfOTVN: Practlcnl~ '-Ordt"rllc5 from S800 lo SlOOO per 11v111I. Please cnll for . MUST SF.LL our home ---F. v 1 1 ' 1 OCi'li._'11 ror hospital at..U mo Apply In J)('raon ot llppt 644 7050. Wuher & tlcrtrlc Dryer Irish ~uer, l yr, spayed f 11 or r rnilure• Rciut Super s a I• I Ch Ilda :r 1 1f r"'t' l unnr ' rt'llCC,, pn\lalrtluly. Ex· Phon<• Solicitors, (!\I rt' Tiie Tannery We11l, So. ---xlnt cond, $75 tat'h 8 11 11 h Ol11 . X I n l d~ I g Kum 1 1· llv rm Ralcillh alrl1 t>lke (mint) I DI ':Jr-I~ 1'.',.."y u M 0 I> .. ~ L pe r. r~·d /\II ~,hlf\11. full hsblc ~pie nce!dt"ii. _Ill _<.:oaat Pina. TELEPHONE ~Ot,IC I ll00-4637 w/chlldren. Call 1162·~9. It 'd:n ac~. sdp~ l~veaeat, $H. Flower urt $20. I 8 LllRS " P 1,t' mr. "··~ t c lllr & ovu w/expcr. p1 cf d SALl!;S . Sm . Jrwelry TOR.~. stood 'ncome AllCtioft 10 I 3 FRE~ KITTf!NS tables. chuirs, lompa, oil Udbrd~, c hn, boohj l Hl)C'r In phuitlt'~. \\ood. Nuri.cll K<'alatn , UH7 Mon Ftl 4pm.9pm. Sal. h mature wo man Gro~1ng com pony Good •••••••••••••••••••••• PART SIAM ESE palntlni gold leu( mlr· toy11 , clothes. More. Clberi1laus & flni:1htn1t Wutt'llfl Dr .• Ste 212, 118m.1pm. Call Llaa after 8 k!i'1cis N 8 013_.134 · houn .1139-3500. 644 . .sti ron bd~m •c>t m1tny d<'· Sal/&ln 9·1. No preute1. I £OM OPR/Mi\CHlNIST N 11 6.'IHWJIO llpm.540-6464. ~-·-· . TP;TRUCK ORIVl:!R •PUILIC • ror~lor Item~. All top ~ntaAnllAvo,CM ; .M1111l m11kc own 11ctup'I & Nur!ll'!I Alde11. cxpcr'd, PLUMBING SALHWOMAH Exper'd. Apply 0 & W •FURMITUll• <ll> male klttC'n11, block ft ciuallty & xlnt rond; Lot11 of Goodlt1·8lke. ( have minimum!\ yr!! c' R4tyv1rw Conv. Hosp. SALISMAH·IMSIOI Exper·.s. Ov~r 00 yrs. for Towing, 17th & Irvine, white, shol.w dewormed, Mouse lot u lc t oo · tent. b1 by ltcm11 elf. 22:1 , I'"'. a s pr ot o t Y pe 2055 T hu ri n • C . M .,. .d I I bl " !lift. itor«. t /lime. L.•1· N.B. *AUCTION• JO wk•. 58f·3298 Qi-4170 Mqnollu, C.Moaa. t mn.chln11t 1192 K 11i~t'r oo 3.'i(JS .-.xper n P um n,.. Bch t\cJll)' to PO Box ToMt 7 JO PM• .-.. - --Avo frvln~ 714 154 l 151 COmm. It benefl\s Xlnt 3:l'1 Laicuna &ach, Cl&. TRUCK DRIVH * e : 8 ~" old Mia ..... Pupr.>'· G..,. S• toll SVPF.R GIANT Oa.rare ' -MUltSIHG earnings oppor. Tral11 ln• ~ . Ex for drlvina 2 & 3 ax· .,....,._ WekOtM t em a I e •ado r ab e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale: A to z. flr•t corne, • MACHIHIST Pirk l..ltkl eoov 04\n.ter. for manaaemcnt lo well 1 ~ etr k Call blwn 635·1220• exl 54 or 2 Family Onr. Sale. flnl aet Sat. On~ llAM 1~ Dlverslf1cd work load Nurs~ Aldc11 13.30, At estab'I Oranae Co. flr'm S11ndwlc h Dell ver y , ~-J fur a:t: 00 /\ua. S..,.,. L..h 151·2111· Fri/Sat 9·5. Ill VW hi· 29511 Mllbro, t:M. oti ~ Mfit r ltctron1t ln11tru 3 11. r 1umc or f/tlme. 642-1158. Call for appt. .mornlnflll. Xlnl p/llmc 27 30 31 4~595 c~ BeauL I mOI old while back Hiil $10. Two 15 .. Baker I ments Modrrn work Malf'or rt1m. Wt'll ataflecl Pre-School Dlrtttor pog Apfrox l~ hn wk. · · • Stodt .,._ male cat. 2130 Albatrost, chrome whe~I• ft tlrC'll 1 • •II op . Ad " on c • d w he'd pcnio~cl. Xlnt Mu:11t be state qualified Info-Cal 645-0145. DUCK MICHA.MIC Dresaen t est1 night CM. 540-61137 $1&. S-lug truc:k wheel $7. at 10·5 Liv-rm furn, - Kloctks. 123t V1ctor10 b(-nc'f1t.a 4r bH1th & life t <114)897 l.522. ' MacG~aor Yacht Corp nds hUdbOarda mJ Pr. American Maa11. J4" chest. l•ms» " mJ1c. 12 '~ *'-C M 646-711\5 E_'OF.. im.Call642-8044. exp.pre . . SF.CRETARYforlawolc. 183lPlacentla C.M. • l\a 'h .__ .. 'd t·Hultb)' Collle. well tl~. s10. 1 hp 3·phase CamphorSo.<OffJordaDt l-aiiiiiiiii--riiiiiiiiiiil PIUme Penon to Servlee N.8. Exper. not net. Will ' rora. c Ht 1•1 ay trained, &d wtkldt, ftte motor US + other In Irv>. • MMOS F\ln.tlmc-. part· N l Gr'Hllni Card Dlspluys tral.n. Good typlna & •h Wailreu part lime. ~!:.~:e~s ~~~::~:· to ad bome. S.-9583. moton. Swim nns. mask Movlna ulc LoU of anU· ~ timf, Apply ~ Harbor ura ni I lo"al D .. pt Stor •s req d. 644·6040. The Slew Kt'tUe • ' le coi vest $12 Small rffl _ ...... m d c "l RN n ' ~ 1• · <kc chalrt, Uvlna rm "'-•• lcltlen1 that n....,. to .._1 Pan.:·-•c ta-ques, hol.I ehold ,.,.,..., iJ--v · ·"'' * * Musthavecar •berella · t79-1171 .... _I pt.. r•'"' ~ '"" '"""'" ...... I hi •· It 1---------•L---------1 t.a.,_,, amP1. uW'ft, bomel. Calico " 11'&.J " __.,_r •15 La ... • dOOf c ot n, • o 1 more. MAIDWANT£D.Sttac11« ble.(213)761-4313. WAmESS LOTSOFMICI wh.tta.CaU~ ii."'"P';a•c()ver'is·x•'. Wtd·fl'r . ~·.AJ Maple•• Mott'I, Ui&lS. CoHl 11"">· MOBILE r t ume S•ll'll. so-no SECRETARY f.:ll>tt'd for lrrine C«ln· APPUAMCIS as. Sltll worm drtvt' .. ,,., Ave C.M. ~ ua Bch CJM.-4tm I MT E M s I v E 'Wk/up. Mm. ladles. s\U· wrrn SHORTHAND try Club, Newport Bcb. w ..... -lri ralon ........ • 1050 $50. Gear reduction bolt •tJSun. Chlldrens Pin Mt1iotcnaace Mon. re· d ent s . Eves / Sa.t 2DAY PmMr. 573-tUlaskforKaren. ~,.·.~"" &tr .._.1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $20. e windows. appro•. Ball Mach gamea.1 ,.... ....-9 536--lJOC .. ~SIGNllENT ""'3~•-. •~•, BarUIP • •. 3 •'-1°• ' llred person. 2 days wk. CARE -· . . "-7 Qialr PLUS LOTS or Magnificent pool tbl I J(J • two J .... • one m.aglc trlckl., t lt .. plC· Maa Verde Conv Hosp. , , ...... 7•.l o•M ····m·-sALES CalJ Now ! WAJTllSSES NlCEMlSC. . w/bUUard lamp ••m up 9 "x:I$". 1420Sct Parton, tuNS, ttc. 474 E. 18th Pl. 4 t1lCet1terSt,CM. ,.._ • .,_ •ts offlce.,..,._lld Maturt ~nons, 1ood S""VIS'"'-eSS""VI r1PtJ)lano,ete.968-95TT S.A. Near old Main St C.M. to( OPPOITUMITY kaocb often when you W!e r'ffUJt·t:<'ttin([ Dnlly POot Cla.•.,lfled A~ 1-0 reach tht' Orani~ Cobl marbt. rt.one M2 56111 Full lime. Mut be UttnledoTUnhccnsed 557..0061 benefit•. AduJt res. care • _... .,_ Searw store between FA·•--------- Oran1otC'Co. certtned. Small new bnanch offl<'~ ln.tttVlew Hrs ll-3:30 c:lr.631•3S5S. FOOd available Oft P"· C ano f.' Be d , a 1 I. 1n1er6 Pomoni.&U-3379 l &&In. 3007 Samoa Pl. ~ EXCfJ.LENT no • opue d , Coat a 81 '-S N 8 lnba. It.em• sub)ecl Lo match na Bu~au, new. C.M. Indoor le out.doot UENF.FlTS Mesa/Newport Beac h 1723 ten t. ' • Wd.IHOUSICUAI preaale. We booor 8ofA Decora.ton pr\ce. $185. SUN. AUi 211, 9-4. 1 plant•, awtmrnlnl( pool 1 • p EN s I o N PLAN &IQ. Free prof tralnlna ·~ DlttrtW... and Muterchar1e. al.lo ~ Date St. FL Valley. (nr slide. um per •hell. , •CREDIT UNION proanm . We &Ive lu-Detail work. M a\ure Cuhler '• Chech 6 Garfield le Bu.shard) misc. • &ibmll Applicallons To: dividuallied attention . Cerna.le. 979-ll05. Mario. CASH. • 5 Cheat of Drawers. Kng ----------1--.;.._ _____ _ Hunlln~ton 1ntorcom· Xlnt area wlflne 011· ARAG£ SALE adt .in MAS18SAUCT10M u headboard, 2 nlt1ht GARAGESALE Eaatbluff·a ntlquu , 1 mun.ll)' lfotplt1&I ponuntty. Call us. you'll the Da.lly Pilot br1nt1 hap. Women, 20 " older to 20711/~Mwpta tttndl, 11me table, bar, T ruaurea, valut1 • houllf'Wal'd, 10 1pd bike. 1 IT7'72 Bt>ach Bl\td be &lad hou did. ROYAL py reuJU. To place your wort for b0useeleatdn1 ,,........_ .... ~-tlereo, drop-leaf w/ 4 more! Sit/Sun 9 tPM, m•a whls . clothlof, ll"nt•n .. on ... a .. b-.-. PllOPE TIES -· ~.,.,. dr1wlna card, phone ... r\tiC". Call Janice's ---cbn l'tn• china lamP1 m Via Cra&lana. Lido •-ti""' "boolta. Sal 94.' .) ~~~~::~;'.::L:~ .. =~·=·~"""'="=:"'..,..='~Of'~'42~1~830~. =·=-==..._=, M2-5671today. ~aedy Anns.67~ llJ.'621 '4MU6 pid~ra.m-nii ' b le . Z!riCi'ulaSt N.B. -. ..... S. IOI •07~Mbc~ 1080Mu1Jc_.. G••rilll 9010 INh.W 9060 Fr•Oey Augu5127 1976 OAILYPtLOT O~t ........... •••• ••••••• •••••••• ••• ••••••• ••••• •••••••••••• ••••• •• •• •• ..,,. • ..., 1013 •• • ••• •• •• ••••• •••• •• •• • •••• ••••• •• •• •• •• •• •• • tt...---. t "'O IL..A-...L--U------L... 9 560 )IOVINQSAL£ ...., I Cocnmc-~U&ll>t'uC.~11! ••••••••••••••••••••••• u · lbt•rclao <.:anot' ).t Furlin61 Jlb Auto _.,__ '"' _..,_,, rucou • m ll'Htt03hphoriim1ll SllSolr f~m rlot1t1on & d p1lnl. C•lni 1alley ••••••••••••••••••••••• Selle/I... 9160••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~~,lawn ~Jeer l20 "•rt b adpown teble m XJ3I U d C fl l I c1J $130 646~1 pu MZ·312t> ••••••••••••••••••••••• *YEAR EHD * , --.e cab. 110 ca, oa \lee, collttt • eool .. o It rown u <' "" t!S___ ___ "10 18 . ~o Road w mi ct.al. dit, Hw ~·pump.etc 1&800 Porta 3Mtaperttotdtt;ntn'y Uk~ t'lller lJp~•r' i.· 1..41dera lb, rac~ Full lo;ad\!d v. l!Xtru •CLEARANCE• =~':Un.den Pl C M ble horu ~erl b:.n de. ruii.. 11~ y bkca•t' 11&.i-tUSl ··l'tuirar\tr · .., John5-00 race' rudy, i.1.nt botw.m. xlnt ~nd. Muat ..-II. biul 11. n w ·l2 u t u mtt .. Pine tble, 1t11Xh m1:.~·. Otf.cefwllitwe a. 4 &tofr l'tl['$-3$()9 eventnp,494 'l'V53 hl".alth 56!100 bu vfr ZcNt.bCOlorTVCftal,$100 ~,::· s~~lc~\tr=.! ~· 1;,.prr... 1015 a;.;,Mcwia. CAL.It' 32. BRlSTOI. 'l5l·TI16or~ ·J90S I 0 pt I I an • r I an ll" mttJ&l I.Oil" w/all 11c ftdria. SSO, WUhtr. $40. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,._i,_..t , t030 CO~O <46 dbs1c WOQQ t-'or Rent 18' \\'tnnt-b.AA:I> w/IWOl'dl, llO, drill~ ee111or1ts $2SOO. P dn-f'r, 130. cu-d t¥blC' ' -cr<'tanal cl k "eh~ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;.lacw 1 li1&1l:1, alt •trm, eompleott'l.Y IC'lf cool d a , AKC Ma le 8aHC'1 Gf.S cl'l:ain., $20, C91J 1188) \Int (und. $UU. ( ;;II twhl!!r Gt·n ralor 8,., kv.· t'tC ( n~dt'r ttttde tu t'H ~ll 6'1> 9078 t>H·~ *'ICKU,S had, F•m. •P•Y• -~ _ 1 ~d " k ~ 0 dl411$<U.900.11t5t1T5 L"3 •.1'onr.1mp.·r~[)\'1'1Jh Ba.IMUhnd,t7~u.c:n IOIO"'dt'a·wd, orna & iild\11 f t:CCiuAl'Jl A U bt-at·b.;S~J7:1/. r -'72Pn·t',\rrow:ttl,lulh •V.ANS ALLEMGMC TRUCk ClHTlR eocnp, CS 4s m llc llc.ma ••••• .. ••••••••••••••• $JOO. ~ .. m,uu1te. 111 ·~ >~."i • 1 -" V•nlure :?l!Z. l'op lop, t'Qwppt'(j, roof uir, t:''" 11 .,. X W...anyUmc 0..-. u n ... ~.. dc;.truc:labh·. It. brn .... tic rn ..... r .. S31) I! t'{t·,tnc.: Ol'1'li0,\ll0 s.-II'!; •• , hl'lld. m11•n. Jib, !!Int llll!r\'<1. i.lnt rond. P\I ~ .... w) SHE'E·L··oltRIVICS roc:vma C'n..atc:......, kAil" 613164!. $ll!I vr uei.t 0 \'f. ,,.. ..... • c:ood 1162~ .. OVINO From llu" Braodm-w. -• -$4!HRl5wt-ukdiay.<!ltol r ,nt•w,n,•,eru1".iter. ' ---~t~~a/ pt IW0097.5 11 I': tt t': • s A~ Jlarbocarllmc.fi\am ,etc Sac.~. 631 DKCORA1'0RS ~.tit , • lmG4SOI04 ll'Star~r11n.w1th lrlliler, Sc tlSOTroiNn r,..,..r 9170 t-:'XAMl'l.t-; 1'17ci \lM( 1'122 Edaowatcr Ln w11tcr tiulk. u.u.k ~ llJI ITH 11~."'~11;;r F-~:~u~~vr'' 'TlJot\ll~on::OJIP iood cond XJnt for yoa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• : ••••••••••••••• 1~ 'l'un o1x• ~h•lrltrnd 'li.B, WANTED bu~J. nn l>l• 11"t'd for ri>:~,. S200 Worl.:1 Xlntrwuunacon d. :t.&.1!()1") ~.G41l-84~ HONDA MISSION CnJQut• Tent Tl-1111\'r. Sit"-1'11'1<1111 \'II, 4 •IK'"''· '"H ,,.....___•a•-t•r. .... n••. T OP CASU DOLL.A R fru-.h Wlllt-t Ou lr. ... f 11 .. \.'h'"2 "l!'>.~ ~ IWA 1006 V~'N1'UIH.'!22 Yl!JO 6. Stem" "'" bm .. 11rnl.:. l•rill.l•~ & on olf rc>.All ~. ... n ,... y UR &kCD~kl'.ll t'll.i.h l l'iUst.er .... •lluh u...,. ... " -· '" k b d "I l d l Ir t• 11 . L 0 f\ I' I•: D ' hardwan,old arm lm PAID FOR C.I l92:l • .Buth •rlc-u·ro; SIGNf'rAUTO PlLO'r \V1trlr!A)1td\'<l Wr'll mtctor~'1lan» ·n~ l' ''" t'OU ~111111 .J-mcn&a.anliqs, book& J EWEt,RV, WATCll~. t J>C .... ~ ,.,. Ott1c .. 1>e..-i.. t'h~irs. ·s .,,7., X.lu\cund.~<&6·2100 lt•.:at adn•ru11,-dpnt·t•! n~i l'hMl ~l!U 1• ..!O,WSS•IO pi-amblna auppliea AR't OUJECTs. GOLD rei.t.11urun or """'°"". Cri;d~01J~. :.ind utber • .tve.,. "' -"" m tae. 229 Ca n1I S t SILVE R SERVICE. Also othi:r ;in,llqu~ 41~ nU!>c. Ht1.11wnabh'. ~uod ti423.S'16 l4'C11I Cat w/tr111lrr.1wQd TTode •ill llt'l I)( wheeb Al.Jou llf, $1i00, 2 b11t.11Ht OKANGt-;t'OllNTY'S 1'1-Sborea. S al FINE F URN &l A N· Ins or l<tll tl'1a~1111111l ~ t'Ulld hat Au11. ~.!>um !fl' Al M ·t l t rond S-175. 1002 Meyl•r I 'Sc• YNOW' . lunk:1. i.tru h.t. rt•frh:. Nt-:Wfo:O'\T &;,;-' TIQUES. ~2200 PM - -lipm 2 i\11Mrce L.o wl bouo~; 11'ft ~':1l~S e: Pl, C.M n. ~ u.-; . run~utkl•J>& 5, d n II U caH.: 01'~1\l,t:it ..::.:=--------..J---'--------ilo"Table i.uw,new L'~t'd Ir.Int ~lll4>1J hrdv.rt·'uoo. Art 6 , IDlCorottadol7 2G3'll Av<'ryP11rlcway ~ <Janae sale. S•l & Su LUG<iAGETAGS pwr 1001.:J & ·1:i Duhun Pett --1087 6737153 3 S .1 ~nrude 831-0122495-1026 TraU.n,UtlUty 185$ Parsons C.M. Al fro.rn yourbw1tJ>('l.SC:anl PU Contnt1.orssalcou\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.9'74 c~ ··'I 5 b En"~~~· N ·w •Bottom ----.. -. ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• forsale''8LTD. Send ooe cal'\! Cor e11c:b ~I 3!J88Steve • • ·•v.., 1 ·L .n-:i.:.., motor, p, • · •. I <.:l250 ,5 Com1•tMotorC)c:ll'ltlr ---------4 lAI plus one i.pare. We ----· \OU Gt:""n.~l lo; long .:>hart SJOO S:ibot Paint. N li SHP.Allu a WtlJeust.'<l,xlras lluldsZ. l.cts ol misc. f'lm. W ID ret urn perm anen t ly G1b300 J ;aLL Guato&~ & wttaic etc. ti ml>!I mold Sl~. Ph 6'15 3644 ble ~· Cull Evemngs $400. G75 48114 S90 5-'14 •1743 c:osoe aee. 173112 Sant sealed attractive tag & amp. $400 Lu:.1ous Ec-ru S.SU:__ ~0.!847 loots ,ow..-9040 Aftt'rti.30 640 1917 •· --...,..----- /.~ ALLEN Oll1'>M081l L •U\flll I AC GMC TRUCKS & I/ANS ~N.ANIWll _M_art_a,_FV_._Sa_t_&_Su_n_-i strap, mtet1ng aarhne Mmk t'Olll & hut. SlOOU Pt..o$&0rtons 8090 ••••• ;••••••••••••••••• Hobie 16 w /trlr. Xlnl 'J\~:"'"taok1 ~e5i:~e:tTra1lcr for Dune Bujtl(). PATIO SAU 1.0. reqwremen~. ,Pre-49>5&51 --••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..974 25' NOVA. du1I 188 ~'Ot\d. Many t>.lras. $1700 $7SO/b:.l oCr 642·8S4 C~r or B1l.e. New •ire::. & Sat/Sunt-5, venl •~~~theft i;,r a 10 prs brand nttw denim l"IELD'S W:irl'houst• l\1el"(' t'rwser-:.. great ror Call98ol.!1Mt anytime. · Lic.S40-.088 1972DATSUM lOllaCUffDr,HB personait t~gent'ose p.AOts.SoldrorSllS:Zo..-a Sar,• 400 p1ono, & or <.:atalina. 200 H rs. • • ---Auto~·•& Pi a. /C -----------i ~allpape.~, fabric ~r Sac $3·$Sea 6313320 i;?IM. nt''" l~ed SJ>tMb. $12.SOO W/lnult'r. ScoU. Sallboat Scorpio l4 ' v.~ ~mW 380CT. 5000 mi, 6 p IC 9400 C "P W O~r 83 I ·0800 a..a .... S. Day Clo paper & "e ---Cr.And!t, rl11)ers Gomg 640 ·18SO or 6 40-0019 satl. g~ t'Ond $300. 8 IJl06 old. Helmet. $.1050. crh 4 speed, rJdlCl & mag Oalt h igh chair , oalt v.111 bttck & tnm your l2> ZS Gil. aquanums oot fur &w.mcss R1tn tw1c:nds.&eves.) Do"1"1Sota.644-«" 6-l.289l7or833-7211 •••••••••••••••••··~··• "heds Mus l see to dresMt' w/mlnw, brass t.au. Or try lwo cards w/flsh&alleqwp Ll1ht) w opt t1> buy. Kawu1, Hob 12 $375 M l . 11 -1976 Dodi:e Motor & ~uto behel'e' 1811631~) bed, ball tree . masr back to bark tr.Uler 4.xb4. Por:.t·he Sleinway. Baldwin, 32' Grand Banks, 1973. Cal\e Karen ·642u~t1:eor '74 Suzuki 380. SOOOml, 11 trans, low mllea~c. ~75 O ... LY S 1995 ~bai('a, cofree l bl. end PRICES . bage,.ge rk. Uo.i; e>. Ch1d1t•reni:, Yamaha. Lastofthewoods.bcaul. 897.2515 ' mosold,gold,$85(tfsrm. 675-7'29 HiwPORTD.ATSUM t bl, bldg m a terials, S2eaor31$S ercisepen.581·1~ l\1mbnll, Wrlt:r.r <7141 cood $t0,000.67:H>428 348~ 11880ovcStret•t doora, s hutters, win 415tagsSl OOu. --: tlJll 27 7 O 1 2074! ---• Boston Whaler. Squall ,74 llondu 360 l mmllc:. AaltoaforSole NEWl'ORTDE/\CH dows, lumber , lamps, 619tagsSl50ea. Vending eqwp. for <.JI. Brookhur:.t.CG l..lq.wdateestates_alt!. 7~. Hull hke new. ready lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833 1300 pic;turu. misc. aotiqul!l> tOor mor<.' Sl.40 ea. Soda. candy. l'Orrl·e. b t -23 f'ormul11 l\\•lll 188 s sail $4SS 673 lllbi Xlnl running cond. $500 9510 • le dothlna. Bargain:. Sales Tax lnduded pnce Call 847-3251 Grand P1:1110, good cond engs $8.250 67S-5&i6. -· _:... --Firm! 499-2916 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -CHEV , 76 N I 1 B • NOCARD'.' -D.irk~t.1ho61.llly.&>,,tor --• --:-::-;-Contest pnll',newcustom y h 125MX 1 l . • • ewltc Pli~kourp~·S11tr~nv,Sunyo~u15 Draw your own or send t '!'W.ornu.15x600t1res. frr S.123510 LOBS'.ER Skiff 18ti . yellow Hobie 16. •a off .ama u , x n 1969 C~llass, 00.000 ma, Tv.o 'l'on HU C&C, l:!-4 '" .., name address hone . nms. hubs, lovl•:.cat -Ne" 327. Inboard. Trlr. 960·llS4 cond. 3 r ail lrallcr. nds pasot.1969 vw, S600 CA. 211.,u. n./\. & 7M frt _F_unl __ e_al_. C_dM ____ --1 we'll ~ake on~ ~ard pe h1dl'·ll·bed: o•! ~au1lm~. A..'l/Tl.Q,l'~;STt:JN~AV m~sl sell. Make offer. -. -------$450/both. 644-6741 2LO lb1h St. Apt. C 1111111 (lol,'i7:Jc. OI02) Only S8!m. Some anUques. Pktures, ta&. Add 25• each. !J79.9S96/ 96J.7 i&; f<EUTJ\I. t..r~A.N U 496-8786 13 Cydone . _Used .12 '74300 Bulla.co. Xlot cond. Bch. 536·3938 HOWARD wr(lugbt Ir on. m ue h Send check or moneyor mer 100 )r:o old com·r rf t d 1970 16' tlmt.'~: S41~rtfH:e $.725. Deaertr&ady. ...~/ CllEVHULET. Uovc & misc.also6cufl reCrig, der to: •PUBLIC• 11lut~lyre~lorcd.n;iwless Gel ·e~ ~on 1··976 SOb l-';i.st.61_5-6S6lor~ S000.646-8402 -C!....-t ~": 9520 Quail Sts • NCW\I Orl. T•Rl...,....ING FUR...,ITURE l't>nd d avort''° 1' de lllliSpar, P cn .. cs h. 1ood for camper , boat P'ILO .-"' * " * MtltiOSl • ~v1n r ude. Must sell is· l"lreball. Main. J ib, .8 5 Tri umph SOOcc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bc3t· l 555 etc. 34532 Celle Palo ma. P 0 . Box !560 *AUCTION* -qwek. $1300. 968-8179 spin. ll1·1Jerformancc. Custom Asking $750 Ph OVER 70 CARS 8 3·0 Capo lkb, Sal. o nly Costa Mesa, Ca. V2626 *'m..i~ 7:lO P'M * ~·t'rctt Plano. Llpn1tht. W-1-1 b 't . Tra pez.-r l ~. Co me 493 1910'eves · 1972 CHE_V_Y_._..,.. 9-5PM. 496-3809 -------_,. Xlnt rnnd. Can<! bark 1 exc: ange eqw Y in see i.all It. ----· · IN INVENTORY )fisc camping eear, in· dr /ouldr plants. 16 Scotchpine F V Sat & eves. I £/Magnolia fle1l 1 PUILIC AUCTION o.akrs Wekome SHOO Ph -19!12647 Condo. lo Carlsb:ui f~r $798 SBl-7156 74 Triumph Bonnevtlle CSO TILT C.AI MANY ITEMS OF l''TNE ---_Boal ~bmit. l/-'.JIH82G , • • . 750 Disc brks, 2900 mi, luy..Setl-Trode Sspt'Cd,2sPl•t'dre3raxlc £STAT!-; JEWELRY. C~IMnts \n11qu1· Pump Or~J n ,Chrts Classie 1948. 25' NEWB~~IN~ cln. $.1300/ofr. ~5-!1331. & air t-und. :!4 (t. ART OJU ECTS, AN l'l rl''' 1811.5 S700 c.ish. 0 • ..... r· h . FORCt:SSAL~ Ol Sl9 a rt 5 wkod a I um In I um va n . TIQU~. l"INE FURN , •Storoci-lots• t.l:! ~U;altt-rnoon. ,'cmi.,.. .• ter. is cr man. Coronado I~ w/trlr , full 751 ~ UFA.AGO & CO. ETC:. PUON~ FOR IN Stock UqMidotfon New p:unt, chrm. auto r3tana ge3r. new J on. 76 · ll30S. Mam Str~t t13'i86Nl. ~~~~~.tlepo!~'~bl~u~~~~ ro & BROCH U RE SSS SAVE SSS :'tlai.on llamhn Parlour pilot. Moving must sell. Perfet't,Sl660.&Jl-0323 '741fu5kyUS SANTAANA ONLY $5299 Sl5 2200 Grand i-:oony $850 OHer. 6'6-0663. Exeellent rondsllon 10to6. Moo.·Sot. MAC HOWARD Sat/Sun JO.S. 700 King~ Food av3ilable un prt' 6i'3 7~ iG H.ob1t> t6 Xlnl eood _,.. 4018 Ck>isoo Sundays AU'l '> •. 'l'uU''K s u ES Rd. N.B. WOVEN WOOD m.as.s. Items subJect to ll' Fiberglass Boat w/trlr & xtras. sii;ss. ~ 547 9709 '* , "' ~ "' ,......, Sa h pre1oale We honor El<lok llammond 's c:las.,1c w/oars.aJl neWpamt 640-<l732 ~Surukl TS l00.270mi * • ___ 1 lst&llurbor.SaotaAna Garare le..everyt uig! SHADESTo8Cl·.ocr ot Americard & Master Spinet m od M 3 S Sl50 644·l006 Takeo'l't'r pymts. •75 CHEVY S31.60005ll·l421 Appli's. PurSun, Plants. Call64S8950 Charge. Cashiers checks S howrm new. $7'15 F \ N T A S TlC COLUMBIA 3U iloop. '74. Brad 64.SIMXl '°C"'MINO Junque Sat/ n 9-S, l2'7 KI NG SZ BED <N &CASH i.·elcome iS2 "'70 PP 1 TS I SuPt'rbly equipped for ' --...._ A i 4 Pickup. cu!.t tnt, pin E . Bayfront. <Lillie • • ew l, MASTERS .AUCTION ::...1:-' OJSCOUN on a I re· crwsmg or bv{'·aboard Kaw '74 KXZSO New tire.!> CLASSIC 11lnp111g, bharp $2850. Balboa Isl ) x,t.ra hrm $195 incl del. , SpcM1Mcj Goods 8094 malnlng ·16, Models l\t End or Sea.son Sale. Pvt & bo es, des tnk. Dallas V~. :auto. t rans . factory S.18-8019 ---------1 l,;s~lh home_ 83.S-2263 _ w 5 ~1 Nwpl Bl._C:'tt ••••••••••••••••••• •••• !esa Boat Center, 159{1 ow1ll'r. Ne" port 645-6346 Bake~ pre" Xlnl cond. air. """'er stccnnn, 11ml &kl-8686 Kl:t ~ w ...1 t Newport Blvd Costa -"' ·~ " lil Ch1•vy 1'1clrnp, loni: Di n rm tbl /4 c hr:., Wo•tttWoodShades -----.. ttt uall<. ~0•11n1:. w r • .-• , $100 714,~·0315 brakes. tilt steerrne . lx.'<l StiS() or ht•'!l oHl'r. 1 llcrita1e buUet. Oo"n New &r~ond up Loso•;.Mustsell<'hesto(drawer~ sk11n~. dt\tnR. n.cw ~ l\!esa.G41HOta SIDNt:~SABOT. fi;H'tnf( bucket scat s, ma!( Cull Mikt>.5S2 0li!Hafl n. 11()(1 & loveseal, Ethan olf Mike 119-1.00s4l $6 Couch SlO Sterc·o 11.'>ro. Sold as 2nd~ OC Two 17 • GJ\l.AXIE T n hull (lean. xlnt l'Ol\d • lt74 SUZUKI wheels. AM/FM. campt!r A llan <t1iltn ) rompl -· --Console SSO End table .\\apMoc.•lS:.itAu~2ll llulls 175 Hi<> OMC & dol.ly lne l. ~475. l'h tRS w1lh uddle bags, shell. low miles. Musi '65 1-·on.1 '•ton :1.'12 Vii l bedrm aet, m uc P<'S Magnovox Rl'cord !'layer s.1. RcCrii.; S.SO or l><'~t ofr • <:ou Cl uh~. 3 !>l'l:i 1'ruti~r. From $S79S a t t.'75 Z322 or 644-liZlll 1 alrlnJ? & w111d Shll'ld. see lo 1111prcc1111e. Lee. ~pd lltk tram .. C:ooo ron11. (um. 2"0 College Dr . w.Gbltn~pkrio + lOOre rorall Call4~4574 XJutlJca,:t1ml•rsclub~. Mesa Boat Center, loots Slips/ UKENEW!(<IJ1600). 4Sl.IOOY. $1 ,llSO Pl' CM cord:..$50 673-8047_ MO\an~must sell-Moix·d Sl5SS0557!1:W!I _644).0539 ~ks 9070 OMLY$595 $AVE 7SllHl.'l 1t10V1NO Anltquc cameo Bedroom tlrc!l)cr . mirror ~lk nostalgia Puch Xl~ui. Scuba !:'quip Jl'l rins. J.lfl . Twmbull, Totem · ••••••••••:••••••.•••••• GARDEN GROVE S.AHT.A AMA '76 Forti Van, l•:.250, l•vcry dresser w1mlrror. $1~ t. o•le st.And S50 P h li(IO m1. xlnt. S525 nl!w. St1C?nr itun & regulutor cr uft 350. Mercury 0 8 , Wanted 50 moon ni.: 1n .,,.......,.. UMCOLN MERCURY option. po11i.1ble SG49S. 19.9cubicGES1S rerng. 67:1-8047 will take $425. Al\1 FM S30 6460036 · trailer.$650536..5179 Whit es Lan d1 n 1t In .._.,~ ., L30l N.'fustln 67:t.4()jjl,l>cnnui __ _ avocudo (2yr:1 . I $250 -phono console stereo S15. -Catabna. Call 13a21 Htt~llvd.G.G, 5--1. "-547 0 511 ~ Sofa sis. 'mur h more Sat Tenn is Mt•mb.e r s hlp. Svln·a -rard pinb.al l WETSUIT. f'ull. ,mall (..1.,ASSIC. 18' 1949 Lyma n 642·8453 554•0100 _ _.._a_-· 'fl,9 Dodge Tru r lt & & &m 9 5. 230 Cccll Pl qulck sal~ NUT<.: s.595. + mach. $300 Surfboardi, Pnmo. ~o 1..,pstrake. Eng rblt . .Ut ----•65 1 coin Continental Campl•r. nrw l1r<''i & • APl A. C.M. 645 7523 Trans foe . 833·3G43. or 11'5", Animal Tracks. S'25 IH~ ~ ofr 0, er $4SO<J talc"es. Wanted Avalon Moonn~ 'j4 Modified X R-75 XJnt Coo~~~tlble, many xlra 2h1r3u1~~. (.~7u9ui. xlnl. SllJSO. ---------963-4539 ti'8" A 1f11uaf111 $211 cash. -----ownt>r . 640-5650; to lease. rent or ?! · .,..., ,., Apt bldr's mdl & r ental -6ol.S-33l9 Compll'lc Sl'l Arnold 675-7979. Wkdays only. Wed & c:ondltion. parts. Xlnl cond, $4,000 .: furn . s p c d in sets Mu.stSt!ll ' Palmer clubs + about -Thurs. No w knds or 644·74S3 firm 586·2052 10 Ranchcro, 351 Va. 4 $44/aet; rofree '"end tbls ~autaful TROPIC,AL • I:: Washer & elryer, 2 a>0 balls $150. 54119661 66 Chns, 3(1°, ttld:.ar. auto holidays. tl4S·2200 or Tnumph 200 Mo untain 1958 TR 3 overdrive sl)d. ma~s. Goodyeari., "'lO ea· bdrm dresser5 l'fSH AQUARIUM. l'tsh yr.;n"w $7S.ea 1.a,l.lli;.<1&< '''" p.ilot 2, 327 enJ(s, sips 6, 675-3642 Cub d"'.lr:'k .M ...... ( • t' ood (1ber1tlass top. s tereo, • , .... ud-"" • 'k $100 . . b . II • • ....... 2 a I e. .. ..... o . trans new ires. g blk t 62 000 I Sls9< szs ea.much more! 1917 inn n.i 1>s tnR • chrnmf' hv rm t 111. o 837·34.56or ........ ..,. ol r 642 3 'AM/FM • ti in. • m . "· Maple St CM F'ri/Sat or 1.i s trade for TV" $75 ~ Rrm1n1:ton model 721 SIDE TIE TO Jo• er. · eng, casse e 962·8134 eve:. lo-6PM.tU·20°l0 963-8738 after G wkda)s. " new Bushnell sco~. 26. l-'1ber1t_lass Double NB.Call675.59$4 HONDA CRl25 E lsinore, xlnleond.n S00.640-0451 -. -.-- ---------1 oranytimev.·eekends t u n :.lamless llteel \\'lnche~ter model 94 F.nder, diesel mo tor . laycd down Konis port-,59 STUDEBAKER Lark Datsun 1600 P U, big t1rc!i, Pool Table couc:h love· --rerng. SlSO. 40yd$carpet w t'ast> & ammo. Rsl ofr perfect cond. Sale or WANTED SO' or larger ed Makunl carb' xlnl V-8 ou ps/ b 8 to m a gs , camper shell. seat. gas' dryer: b ltn Carpet. i:ood qu11l1t>' $75. Kang bed S90. Xlnt !>IS S~3 trade.00-7056. Slip.Newport Beach. ~~ZS ~153• c rJ;.i 5 f oOO u . cost. int. can't meel oven misc MG-0038 14'4 shag Blut> or while & cond. 6'73·2332 -----1 5 , 542.9205 · · [ans, ood •A • 1 mi. payments. must hell. Londonde rry C.M. ye l low mix. $2 -----TVltodio '7 4 G l ass par iO HondA 350SL369Poi. -~g . bodcassack $2000545-4.ts.J 'IS ' Vd 67s.6161 Belt Vibrator H' iR St' . IOtl Runabout, 8S HP Mere., SLrP WANTED, Nwpl p II p rf K 't '"""""'some Y wor .1---------Fri aL Scars lit-st Hvy Duly • entO gdcond. $199S.840-164L area, lot quiet. C:On· 5,°,. lie obrmance rt1; Best offer. 644·28.sl. '75 Datau.n Long bed Ho•rhoW Gooch 8065 IL\UTIFUL X1nt cond $65. \'tc CdM ....................... slderate 35• sail boat. :>4 ... ge we ·. eam po ~ ~-.....&1 w/shell. an . fancy bed .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HMCI P'oiwhd &Cst Hwy. 673·1935. Ultra l.inC'nr. Speakers. 36' Cruii:on. Live a board. yr old o~cr. 642·4086 poluh. $SSO ft~';!!_· pennu •~v ..... , .~ 9530 $3600./ofr. IW2·7000 ---------Cc.isl S9'J pair. Sac SSO New paint. 2 boat owner. 642-83U, blwS ...,..,pm. '"'"c~ --- Movlnino Eu rope. Cercllftics Din rm lhl. maho1:any, pair 631 3320 JOKor bet.. 5'24625 Doc:k avaU. c:hanel area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Courlt>r. New mtr, Everything must 11o. 1-'\gunnt's, plate11. larJie leaf & m11t 6 ,·hatrc; ~ --Power only up to 28'. Honda 350 reblt eng. Very '72 Ford ~• T . Fully I.ires. curb .• paint. Shell, Kng Si Bdrm . Liv rm. & small, pluque!o. ,\!Jlo Rerri~. fon ~Mi-4561 <.:l>LO.R TV. xlnt cood, '63 F~1rliner zs·. See to ap· Wtr, power ava\1673-~ good cond. $350 loadt'd. '73 Born 1-'rec A M / I-' M 8 t r .11 c k . dinette, family rm. bar t ak1na special orders. -----$125. prttaate. Completc~y ~e-. 497·3965 c ampe r . x l nt eond . Sl800/b11l Mr. cl 11y1' Wuher. comer e roup, 846-8579 a(l 6 or wk M s , augahydc t'ooeh. $20. 7Sl·395t Cu!blshed. $8450. Slap 10-CHOIC E Moonng orr Vespa 90. Al'I new. Seals 2• Sl 0.000/bstorr. IW7-27SI. 675-11;()8, eves 979·04:1R. dttsser. Sylvan111 Cir TV -------chair.,, machinist tool cl d. 835·0211, ask for B.a.lboa Isl, approx. 25 l6SO or best. offe r Call ----It t.tlsc. 329A Turlock, Saddle. near new & tack. box, por<-rl111n l11undry Drand new 2 mo old, 2015 32AX, Iv. mes.sage, will yds olf public dock. MS-~ • 4 Wlwet Drins 9550 1974 FORD <Mesa Woo,ls >, CM l325,dinctteset.6rba1rs. s mk. toys, pictures & Maranu rl'rclver w/2 c111l rightback. Comes w/a4' Cruiser • •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Ranch~row/Shell 545-2323 $40, dinette tabll'. $15. lamps !'>:J6 3362 12" speakers. air smi · -. -. boUllor$3S00.673-293.'J · '74 Ka rley D av id s on 1973 ILAZER Jlas only 27,750 m11e'I ----------. eh.'C dry r. $20, bur he'll ----pen.;ion. $300 or best Of· ~ SKIPJACK·F-Bndge, S 3 . lik. l!lcetrlc d ~yer, 2 con· set. llOlbs, $1!, 10 ~pd. Bruther Scwina; Mnl·h., an ft'r. 673 6703 '7S, lrlr, RD~', VHF, bail loOtt. Spe.d I. n!~~~~~,000 ma, e :;::~~i? c~;J.'. :!di:. Cl8009X >. Special lh•~ lcmf. cha1rll. 175 .lids. boys bike, MO.~ 11H4 cabmet $:15 llcmtn!{ton --t 3 n k, P P , .$1O,500. Ski 908 heater & roof rack. Only week at yul . s h •I <."ll r pct, ------Typewr1tcr lr1'bl.S27 50. IW!lt'O<'Y Police Monitor 7144142·27R8 •••••••••••••••••••••• 173 H arley ·Davidson ONLY$3999 bookc.S\"4!)4·1500 Old (ur n, walnul tbl, l\1ellt$ltcrr or ?, $111. Ra<lto 3 .nus old. Cost , 14'W/35 Merc &Trlr. Spomtcr.CallDanoy, 30,635 m iles.(34011XM) . ._.._. 1070 ~oros. h311 trct>, other F.lt'I' llro1lcr. $12 50, SN $200 Slit' s1:'5 5411~71-42 P AC.EM AKE R, run $450 642-llll 673·6MO ONLY $4899 GARDEN GROVE --..... , mlsc.5431286 Stalolc'!'I fo'l ulwarc . eltttronics,S80.000. • • M_..C HOW ... RD S'•••••IJ ................. •••••• q2 5& !179·~757 • M.11.l(nnvo'C rolor 19 •TV fiO' FORCE SO Ketch, rm-'74 Ronda 360 ~ ~ _,J 11119. W •MTED Machinist & l n~prrtlon _ ---w,~toinil Xlnl. $115. mac. Tr..sporlotl0tt mint condition. $82S Alfl1>&TRUCK SAI.P.S IJt11 Mert.orllvd.G.O. "' tool . l,r1111u11nt1ty. Xlnt 1\11,N hrr t-lt>e N1•vt'r •11!11l.~1 BO/\TMART. 2400 W. •••••••••••••••••••••• 642-8099 evt!ti. lst&Harbor.Sant.al\na 554•0800 TOP CAS ll DOLi.AR c:und BeCllpm. 7711001ti. w.ed ' Slzo or bcst·offrr .;;::--d k $2-!i--Coa'lt Hwy, Nwpt Beh. C~ SoAe/ • 531-6000 531·3421 --· VAID l"O R Y OU R - ----OOKUl~ -ape l'C '! • "11 t.i31 UHi Rfttt ' 912 '72 Yamaha RS, 3SO wilh '68 El Camino 307 VII, ,'' JEWF.LRV, WATClll-:S. Jt'wl'll'r '• ~nr.h a. llll'i'l -(',1,,t>tle & 8 lrk. Good - . Cel klt.$600or best o((er. i2Chcv. Bluer, AM /FM auto. rs. air. good µaint, ART OBJECTS COt.I>, wor1t ~nrh <100<1 ro11<1 Ta1lonng Eqwpment. rnnct 6313320 Owrns 25' Cabin Cruiser, ~·•••••••••••••••••••• 67.S.2"82 tapedeek. Clean! Sl250 675 0035 S ILVE:R Sl':"VIC t;. Call G r~i: urt . Gpm, I over1o<'k mnchenC'. S",. t -t 1 . h '65 mdl, sgl screw, xlnt ~~ton lruck .. w /S.C. $3700.540-5876 ----• FINE F U RN & AN 642000Gor~49117 1~1t1K>Sf..SO, l bottom ul':tu <'\Ill n m 1"" concl.$t~C73-S298 cmpr. xlnt conn. 12700 J974 Yamaha3GOEnduro 3 lntcrnnt1on.ll ••run. TIQUF.S64S 2200 -frllcrUU1"dSllteh>l375 rab11ttl. hlln /\mpric Pvt ply. 754·123•1 d i y S69S. Clean & 11harp. '75Toyota J)kuptillxlru,toproncl ----·--MAONlJS Chord Orion. 1 Commere'141 Sin1tn akpkn, A.\fffM 8 t rack. 21• f/O Men: Cruiser & 675-7063ev~. S48-0259orS48-91182 20.000 mi, rumpr llhCll, TOP C~ll s rAm FOR upl'l1tht w1bt'nrh. Xlnt $JOO 1'11naaonk TV. mu"t >-ec Lrruler. s n" on rblt mtr. Landcrufser Pt• 495 14112 YOUR OLO OOLO & cond Q) 1131 ~art. 6 $400orln.t ofr G4Z 93311 full covers bait tank. '73 Datsun Camper Shell '7S Honda Super 5Port 4X4 ---- OJA.MONDS. 9GO 2dl. Mit9ion Viejo Slt>1tm ~~flwprntnl loah I. M.;..e out rlgg<'rs~ $2500. P h ~ay d';°:;ro~:.~11ncts, 400·4, lo ma 's, under 3 Speed, radio, 4 wh<'C'I . Alum. Shl'll w/lcl<'kln1t I TATI P'OR SALE:2iwrf board" 1 m11nuul l10Um11n J)tl.' Equipment _s.57·9163 .$'27 :..: wa rr.$950.675-8839. drive. real nirt•throl)\I\ !'llrl <' rompnrtmr11 t1<. PIUYATI 5 • So. 1lhor11 u11rd once sser "so I complclr ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61> VW Poptt>p rnmpcr. Mwcl icill '71 So1ukl 90 Less than 7,000 mllo. ldt>11I for t·11rr>t'11l<·r "" BURMA JAtH. carved Lady irolfr lub8 826-0178 1·lcct nc 2 b hp h<ulrr. ~ol 9010 loots, SoU 9060 11.000 ml on rtbll e.na. Ne w. $275. Alao, ·10 <S4SNOS>. plumber, 12:.0 112:! z.i!l4 pendant. AP pr• ltccl -----blowdown. rf'turn. dry ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Many xlra8. $2000 firm. Kawr11111kl \00. Xlnt. $:)00. $419 5 'Tl Ford VK l'U., ll h<'ll, 17500. Sell $.1750. Twn bedil, Ludwl1t drum M't vacuum ( l yr new) OflL~"TOI., 30' tloop like 5'13·9700 <'Vt'S Call 675 2259 BURMA JADE u rvrd yellow & l(r~'CI -----rowboat lout.NI itllp Nil. Asking GADOVER Cnmper. Sips MotorHofM1, •. Lw.at:w hltrh. Aux ~u!I tnk .. I'S, $&500. Soll~. plaid. Jake new. ~.2110 Ch:am~r. Cnotove. S35 548"'1~1 S23 000. 714·5S8-0GM 4. Ice box. store & hr at or Sole/lt...t '160••w rn. r11dl11l~. rum1 Xhtl, QOCKTAIL RJNO. t1P· t213) Until llarbour Antlquo Muhug hi.boy DltifGHY FOR SALi ' As In $300. S<!c st l ....................... ~ $2000. 000 1331_. --- pra1ud usoo. Sell $75(). ----$170. Anllqot• I Q Ollk lbl • . LASER An11hclm St. CM. Rent 26' OMC. rrt ply. 13600 Bcoch lllvd '73 1>11 t11 un l'U. n un I\ RUDY & DIAMONDBooltcH c w/WorldRlt En· tJIO Othcrtnl&c.646·971»4 Nl'.W·Lapsll'nkc. f /G R aelnii condition with CallB33·2'll1Jor&42-4097. Wt'stmlnster •rft•t·t lo ml on rnl{. Ntcklu~•. appral .. d cy, al\t ll/rtsb fuunta.ln. aflm.-c. w/teals l.run. Make cash • c e 11 n l r ec 0 rd 1 ii l)()(fg(' Ruhl tt>p. New Newport Beach Callr S36·2.'i00or 81111 00~,1 ~ ....... ,,( m G4~ 2071 $13,SOO.&>llSl\,7S0 e11d, an~I ~-<I. pol11ro1d • e1C£rr.Mll lG.~&M02GIO tx f' Urea, brlcs. Skl Vun ' · -..... _ ... _1r ~a _. _ 54&-071l or 55'1·4008 lnd cnmen , Fnaldr8o11t w/mo.tor. l,3 ·To p , ~ ~<M:l0k0[6~'if'423llc:r Many xtr1111. Rst. orr MotorH ..... l...t°' '74 C h evy Ol nHr·70 "~Ton F ord PIJ W JI), em pr •~ ref rt a. 10\ll shape S2SO .. UO 1 ri.HI 4' Troy lro I M~n• v,.m. 411 or · 971H 641 I I'/ • •z• ~yonne Vs. uuto. 4x4. w/lum~r rock $1.SOO 2tllC }'lurlu s bllt Star Qfmisc.962·7518. tr111nt11blc~l11youu·x1r.70 W EDUOAT CiaaUnn22 >to. l.oadf'd . al l utr 1111 613 • 397 8 . • Saph lre. Mounted on r t . o t l r a ck & 2 BARCAlN.S ~Iran 4' 103ded '00 ~ Ton Chevy Deluxe f'ully aeLr·contnlned Custom in/out. Lo ml a--------- ma11'1 s old r\ng. Pvt. Oiuch '-lov,• i1e11l $1!>0. transfonners Sl~: 423 E 18' Olaupar 1.20 OMC, 646 gM() . Camper Special! Pow• SJ)CCiul Weekly Rates Xlnt c:ond 842 1571 ''73 D11111un P lrkup, VK • P\)'.$1000.S.&.9977 pc: Grft/Wht Etr u ria tSlh. Pl.,C.M.541Ml'739 trlr,xtraa.SJ69S st~nnl{. Pow~r brakes. ncscrveforWkends · 8 uto trunJ, fl'M rad io. Wtd--wd brkrst 1el $85. 18' T ·Dfrd r ormoU Columbla26 MarltU . air c:ond . lrlr. br&ket REOENCYMOTOR '73 t•ord Bronco, stmp~ $2000/btt orr.C753'741 Smkh Corona elec cart. 646-3405. lfond11 90 Tru ll SUS. U!IMC.trlr.$489S. SI 750 lll.0762 Shcll&booth. XlntcOtld HOMERENTALS equlpJ)t'd. Must sell! Lo ~•rltu. Ilka new. Evin rudc s~~H P SJ75 24, SldpJac:k F /B. twin • ' 58.000m l. 963-8738 or 92SN. Harbor Blvd. S.A. bl!M!boOlt $3.425. Chevy l,uv Trurk. li&• Sl..50. Nldland 832 CB. Weekend ule Washer. Poles1reel.s. S48·9832. J7t>'1. t1od. trlr, lond('(f, 2 KJte 902, new hatdwo~. &f.Z.<Wlfl • •S31·2SOS• • 044·1742 ja oqulpmn'L 33,000 m1. iuo. 493. 7$1>6 lH OAM drr,e.r $100, pool l bl 17$.. MisctlaMon mo't old 121.500 offer'! nu mg & lrlr' AsltlnlJ C1 I I 8 rt 5. 536·0952: <Seft> 36 lathe $75. exerc:yc-1 W-.a.-..! IOI I 2t' Venture Sloop, aux $SOO 545-702'. Ir: 'T3 OodJe PU. 9, Rent.al:Toyota Scat mlnl '75 Chevy 4X4, p/1, p/b, 968.5051. U 1075 $6$, alum. ahlf urul SSea. ~ O/ll trlr s:»54> OUW. Advrnture SE. motor home dlx. Rtrrta. asoeng.:a/cond. '---------••~cell misc. 20801 Woodlea, .......... ••••••••••••• .,.. "---ada SJoop aux 51~ 20. Jln d. gall•>'• F\ill pwr., air, R le ll, alnk, l lv., 2 b4?d• queen C.U 581-1$55 . ·ee Chev PU "11 ton. 0/0, ............ ••••••••••• gc..'189C. S$S CASH FOi 01e'l:i';' S599S ' alps 4, 018, VHF, Ma.M e erst" control. 12" wide dbl. al tond fftll " rear. P/S, P/B, air. llas Otm R-c. Morau mare. broh • Cood ~ rum 1rernn 21• S..nt.ani Slo0p aalv radio, depth foundrr. Ureot. 18,000 m• • doal 1S.J8 ml'• per 1al Pbon rwcb t560 top r mpr & cmp'g cqwp. to ride II drh c>, bllr New Po0I Table. l'aaeher frzrs/sloves S46--076S trtr M500. ' Rot·. Hunt. Harbr . Sip. ball.try ~ trlr btcb. lo~· a.ft 5, G4172U. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1950. G48·96el eves .,.... Morgan 1etalng. mdl. 6' alue top, walnut NEW BOAT DARO ~INS $4l00 eves 846-0882 or Caveman Can>pt-r. A/C. '72 Ford CO\lrier B•a. Wee tern C'flO finish w/arttn l•I\ lOI» ....acoe A 18 0 1.,.,8110/ ull 846-7436 • Portapot\y, hot water htr IUiNTAL '13 Explorer 20 SlSOO. 1.902 Orll.ftac: CM. '74 Ford n anchero. Ps. m-1011 St.SO. lnds all a«ess. & '-1P-uwt1 IOIJ a 121001 • • ~& hyd Jaekl .• lnsu •wn· conJp. Mlf·COl'lt , alps 6 6U·2GS'7 PB, l"ibcq~l s s he ll. , e ., 1 tOJI lamp. 64+-'43S • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ·~,· 7 .. ;lni-... -n"'r 1811 12. Kite. Xlnt IJ~e new ing. 549-23$ d nt tond. ALS0 11 um.1t AM/P'M ta~. steel be-It· • ·• ,., .: r . t ,.FC. ''' · ""' " • cond. w/lrlr .. Sail bag & owncn.hlp ava . w/5% "7$ Chevy Stepslde Jt t ('d UrC"ll. rlt10. Make ofr • • -··················· 12 (S ~) Place settmgs Conn M n..O·Mallc tier. •w•y $2900. l'O\'t.r $650 644-2473. a I e : s " c I 7 2 v ~ lntereat. s.soo. Ua blk rs PB maga • xlnt 548-3249 d.ays oc S48-3673 Ast Welden., portable W Tbwle Sterling. Spanish oraan, excellent ~ondi P1'«no 20. fl1b proven. · · CALIFORNIAN MOTOR 20day1 p/yr . S49·2G90 cond ssi-0303 · cv~. Amp DC, use d de-Provincial. Worth $1800. llon.SISOO. P.P, .S.U.l.259 tooth 12400 HOBIE 16 w ltrlr. Obi HOME . u •. sips 8, A/C. ' 1..;......;.;.. ______ _ tnoe1ltator model. 12 A!ldng $600.998-9182 YA~fAHAGUITAR Dawtoo26,1111v $1U()O.on tra p, h(e veafll. xtra 5KW Gen .. stovc,ret ria.,Fordu le '7$Wlnnaba1 CHEV •75 L UV·<lspd. mo. auarantee, $485. Almostoewcond. ~o. S14.800. J)ilrt.a. Super clean. Well beatm. etc. Xlnt run· tn Ian 23'. 11.500 tn1 R&H. ah.ell. fkllow Blue y '570 New u, tore bu, $45. • IF YOU $.lOO 751·39Sl Cam1>ways Inflatable h pt. P riced to fell. Jlin& "°nd. By on• ownr. L\ ke n •"'. SlO, 700 Bk. S2?00. P vt pt,y. Wor k, •~•••••••••••••••••• • mtdtode ovlH\S ~ Now llAve a service lo o!Cef' o 86t:a~ 11900. ~ &» 72!J2 588-0199. ~/Home, 494·5667 weldiq ~abl~ daml)&. IOClds to Mil, plate an a &a.n Concert Lu4 Amp. 0.~ CorHU, Birt. '$4 Ford Van. Good 11hopc. at.t.,enltotbUweMinc fn t1'e Dally P llo apeak~r cabinet ssSO Emb1ttt11deroMarin11 Ho1JieCot.l4,$'950.trailtt, '75 ThyOt.a Ch.lnook Pot> SELL Idle ltema wJLh "7$ ~e Club Ca b PU. brakes, en11. l ranx. & crqwiip ll baraaln prlca. Claaalfled Section • • Ptlast' Sblftel' Sl!IO. OJ Oan1l'omt1l8"bor $\OD. _ ..... _ Top CaJ.Ja.Pf.f, auto, a.i.t. 1)1Uy Pilot Cla.nlOtd Ceme»er•9000. P /s, p/b, b o d y Ca 11 n ay It, ~ PboM~ ~l2SS200.S4&-4931 -..nu d3-91"7C .,,,...._,., lowmL ~PM'• ~ a/e,rad.800.9G37JI>!:.... 8"4S$3. ' J DI 0 DAIL V PILOT Friday, August 27. 1976 Alllos. I~ A.llfo1. l•potftd 4-tot.. l_,orted 4*1. 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I" t pl\ IM quott· 711 ·, 111 (~r.1;, Hous~ of Imports c10SE0 suNo"n Iii !II~. hlk \\ hlk 111l." 1969 MII 2200 .\utomatH". i111· l'nntl. ,t,, I' \' h 11 I J I \' 11 I( I n 1• St..:l'l':IW ' fJIJ(J.\Jl)~I ) SADDLE8ACI< VALLEY IMPORTS 811-2040 495.4949 213/921-8588 s µJ . /\:\I l'"\I ~l«l «l>. 67 ~11\er Sh;1d1"' C 1 tll' -~·:l.ll!I MG 9742 't~l Porsd11 'II'.! 11<1.tv &. - 714/523·7250 S.S!'>IJll !ki2~121 lrnm<il". l111111. l'\l. I l).J 111ll'r '(Int \lui.i ri·mi.. Toyota 9765 ·~ 600 5 p .. •!).S. 50.()()) m1 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'h\ • tu ;a S1;!0U ofr 1\tt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,;un roof. FM. Sll'r<'I MG 511111. ltl!i 11.;11. 70 T11y11la \\'~11. IH'W t11·1·s •• tape. lwr. llll 't ras THINK BRITISH h.111 .. r) p.11111 1t1 .. 1lly, ·1,7 •112 ~:\11•pt1un:il 1 •1o<J I I 7 1 • $15.~ P PS!\1\.5059 THINK 1\\I l '\f t il'M'llt•./\llnv~ 1·1•a11. On v 'I .0111 ""·• BRITISHC ... RCO •. 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USE SAN JUAN CREEK OFFRAMP 4-SOUTH WIN A DATSUH 280 • l PLUS $25,000 IN GOLD'! ~~=~ - DJ% DAILY PILOT ' Friday August 27 1976 IS MAKINO GREAT DEALS ON NEW aaBDB The 1976 Fiar 131. /.: DEMO $ALE '76's n us 1s the aMc>lult last wf'ttt on this unhtard of cle•r•nce Tht se re m.J1n1n9 Cir\ worn 1,n t. lon9 ... , .,,,. 11 [l,tl\t H "i tfl·~' .t11• ~14, t tn '1'-' '.,. '72 CHM l\'IPl(t. P .. ~,..Ir ,,. ~\ l\.\llYT\ nt1 ~ I ~.,,...._, ••l'~f"• s1999 51u ~• .,;· .. r l" , ,..., & ,.,,... 'fk.()11 '1 t 1 A' NEW '76 SHORT BED II \ <>>' lhl m .. <,< ' ~Ou n-o ll"<l ·~ l'"C"CI '' .I'll No YI~¥ .,.,11 1r11\ ('II\' 1 ... 1 1V}~l I '14 DATStll '10 TOfOTl Pl • UJ' At-,~, 11 •fl ... ~,, tu fn-n'"' \ , ,, "-~ -.I'_,., ;..,.. ·'' P U" l•e:J •.it.~ It•~ no• 'Y°'., <A'iV• •ot lflh1 $1799 'lC DATSUll 8?1Q HA I( H(U(.. ' 'l• DATSU• ~ ~ rq ,. o. ,.,,,h C> ' , I( ,., . -· .. \ • i,!1 " s. It P<<• s1299 $2799 s2799 Aattos. Used A.tot., Use-cf ....... ._ U1ed Aaltol, UMd AMto1. U1ed Allto•, UHd •...................... ·················~····· .•...•..............•.. ······••··············· ·•··•·•··············•· .............••.••.•..• 99 IS Codllloc '9 I 5 Camero 99 I 7 C~vrolet 9920 C°"•tt~ 9932 Corntt~ '9ll '1974 CAD ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE k •·•ll\ J • 1111, dur, 11,·m \\ Nk 1111 "'lull \\II h I nl h 1lho:1 111l1·11ur l.UJ•ktl \\llh (u\UI\ l'<l lllllllhlll \1 I II I 1 11 11 tJ I I I 11 II .... ~; ''"' \ $AVE 540-5630 lon~s.•~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA CAD '73 ELDO I ... 1111·.t ll1•JUI \ I'••· .. it ''"ell ~11t ,\H SSl95 British Car Co. 213/694-2854 714/990-2525 ail ... t ''' \ 1 \ "l.t h hlk lh1 \II Ill '"""'' fll "" iNlO 1111 11 •• 101 i.>..! 1~:11 i.11·.111 r t.111 ,i..111 ~·~ .. 1 1.ontl .., ... ou tu t:... "'"'n• ~';·• 11 ...... '"'" REDUCED & READY FlEET &WSE DEPARTllEIT Y,,1 Mf" lt"A\1f'\Q all rwiit,t\ & rflOd. I\ °" ,,, "'ot ~ pf ~r.\rr f r , .. d tl ,,, ·~n _.,, l1 ',,. .. , tr I """f\ W., ' ' hPt ,. ()('II\ f. ht>IO ~ 1111 '11 PORSCtlE f' I 8;·~'111lvl l rtdl \ltAI .~ ~l •I lfu»••'< ... > !.A>u•I "' f,. s3999 '69 DATSW , .. 4.\.-<,,.1~ Wt"''t \f' ' W 'O .. _. ·' ,. ..... ~\ ~ ID> $1399 ••....•.•••.....•...••. ······•········••····•• .•....•••.•••..••....•....•....•.........•••................•••.••••• IJ ~~ ~~ Nabers Cadillac (_)11,1111~ J ntl l'11u· l 11tJ IJtll<'l'd ')p I'• d1 t I ,, lo( I I 11 , ,t '-rh, " • I :'\, " I. l ' I I J II I\' Cl (. "'""\ ( ,, Ill\ ()+I fl\ flld ( .ultllJ< ''·"""' lkJkt " I I I""' I ' I \I,' I ,i,1 11 1111 Nabers Cadillac Conver+ible Lovers Only! 7:! Fl Unradu C111n 1•rl lull\ h1,1lft'\J Shm\ room '''"'' :r• uuu t>r11• 0111<'" ~lU\l \l'l' Lil .llJjlrt'C lillt' !'\Jll l 0l\'mt llll' l'I.! i~lb lW 1!12 ~ll:lli Comoro 9917 ••....•.........••.•••• 19 74 CHEVY CAM.ARO L TI 28 Autom.1111. Jl"' r 'lct:r tn)! air' oml \\I :-.l~'rt'll \ 111~1 ruuf r JllH' \' lwcl' & uni) :!7.K31 m .111•!. Ila rd lo frnd' (1!741.I'(; > ONLY $4299 MAC HOWARD Al'TO~ THvCh. SAl..1-;S bl & l1,1rllor S..tlllJ AnJ 53 1-6000 53 1-3421 1970CAMARO ,\utmn.1ltt . tnJ I:'. 11n\ I 1011 ~111r tund 13:1:.!t:s 11'1 OMLY $2299 GARDEN GROVE SUBA•ll 61; C.am .aro l''.1.lrJ i.hJrp ti8 ('he\' S IJl11111 \\ J.:un 4i ,OO() .illu.11 m1 One New lire:-. & l Ulll' u 11. Cor•~tt~ ~ ~Pl'l'd 1,111• hl'JUI\ L'Jll lt•J,\'' I I)\\ J•JI llll:lll' K!IUU )S 11 '41\Cr $1\/SU bl"'>l .\ c. l(ood l'OllU ~\/:!S I~ u;Al5 biS Sill:I CM•rol~ 9920 UJ68 l'hc'> M ..i-W.:11 J ulo British Car Co. 21 3/694-28 54 71 4/990-2525 •• ••••• • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • A C.: ~ .._~n.: .:uod l orul Don't SHU• fint.u $7541 5"11 i lllS 1-:v~ "'l..n1h. lut SH Us Lad!!! '1f You Don't luy~om CONNELL. You're PayilKJ Too Much!" CONNELL CHEVROLET ·66 r-.O\ 'sr w \GO' , Run:. 11m.J ".tlO \.&II CORVETTE 7 4 bi JtM1Mlt1lh•rtol'l\l l 111l\t"l1lth • IS1'1'1"I llurd lu !lml 1111kl.·l 111 Chryllff 9925 m1 11·.•1:• ld.1 "'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• \h•H ,,.J,., lt..•u, ta .uh "' 1965 CHRYSLER I 1l '"1 H \h....,.., T .. c WAG OH Hous~ of lmportl LnJtlt•ll •'« '41111 lull 213 9 8598 IJCl\\l'I ~1111"1 I""'" Ill ~ I 21 • out t:-0\'"\2.W• 714/523-7250 l t U I >! l 1 u U ' I t d l ~· ' h Cl•fl l'lll' 11111\ .Mltl\1 11\ I lull\ 111,1111·11 l".•ll 1>1 1974 CORVETTE STING RAY \ul1•111 ,111t· lllJ~• •• ctr • u 1ul i.t.-r ••o ~ luw 11111 .. , I l~lh, I\ p I S.ADDLHACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495-4949 •• 1 ,,,1 .. 11. ·1.iu ,\\I ~ ~1 \utu .'I l"kt 1111 :\Int ''''~' 11,\\ t.1~ l l:!I 1•11·?1 ,\ """J' .11; 1:1.i. , I \ dll \11111 1"11 I \\ 111 1t""' \\I l·\I l tll,1.111... 1 .. 1111 1\1 11:11·1 , I l 1•1\1·1 11 .l.>41. "I h)I). ,,U ,10h• ',Uhtl \ \ t•ltO\\ 1111. •Ill ·"" J Ill ........ .. ltll \\h i hll' I .11 k ;!.1,0011 nu '\ lnl 1•1\1111 K;t:, I~ I ~ 11.irhor Bl\11 l"t>~I \:\I I-.~\ !>II• 1"!00 How Only S599 Towne & Country ,\uto ~.1h•:, & l.<·u-.111.: :.!l1oi 11.&r hor l"cl'l.1 1\11•,J CA.LL 646-4-446 /1111111 h I . 1•11 ' ul h!I l \1111111 I 11111 1.:. t 7u ~ ·11, \ \ \1 J h hu l..1I1•,>u11\ 1'11111 1 ·1.1"1t1nl \d \\1 1\1 '11\1•1 \\ lolk 1111 '>t"(~I .>I/\ :>.111\1 l '.111 IH:! l~l:!l1 hd [111111 74 ~I.irk I\" {;ultl t.chtu 111 . moon ruol Jll l'11111 p . Autos, H•w 9100 Auto1, H•w 9100 h "'-t Ill•\\ ~,. lt~!._· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ., L'on air '" " h.11t1·r\ l11 Jl.l•,., ~1110 11tf,·1 h) •1 I ~6 ~Iii :n:l5 l'H'' :\lu~t i-l'll i:I lcll Tim 11 l".ir \lnl 1 ond l11,11h'd nut111·,~ hrk,., SS:! l 11i3 1974 MOVA HATCHBACK \ 8. JUlum .1t1, 1>•l'41•1 "ll'l'flllJ! c:lt•Jn & I Ulh .ireul Look at lhl' µnl<" Stl..::iL'27~ $1976 Quality Datsun 1140 Wl':.l l\Jtcll.1 Or~ 633-8430 1\ Nt>va SS, i:ood co11l ol ll'r •l\l2 ::?071 i:I \lontl' CJ rlo \:II F\1 I' S P B J lr, \ tnyl tnl'· tnJj.!S s;!500 ti7J 31:fjtj '74 CHEVY MOMTECARLO \ II J Uhl lrJ ll'i • [,n'\Or\ .11r l·on<11llomn.:. !>J>Ori:. '111) I lop , 1111 ~lcl.'rtlll(. rad111. h t<Jlt·r Supc:r 'hJrl' lo" n11ll·ai:l· l J r' HlAlSl\1'.:lH l'n n •d lei wll Jl $3999 SAMTAAMA llMCOLH MERCURY 1301 N Tu:.l111 Santo Ano 547-051 I 1969 LINCOLl:'I COMTIHEMTAL COUPE Sold and ""' \ 11 ,.~ .11 John,on & S1111 l'ull (J0'4l'I. 111dod111~ h \\J} "l'ul • .111 11mil1t111n111i;. llll whcd StklHlj ,\ $1775 540·5630 1011 xsox & so~ • llNCOlN·MERCURY 2626 HAHOR ILVD. COSTA MESA I 975 CONTINENT AL MK II Turquoise. Full po1t.cr m duJ111jt cru1:.c l"Onlrol. air umd1t1oni1111. h•11ther. landau lop AM 1-''-t v.1lh Lape WlLPY $8975 540-5630 IOll~SOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY IT'S OUR OFFICIAL CLEANUP TIME WE'LL SKIN 13811 Hort.o.al.,d G.G Ftntl .,.,h.it \1111 "'Jiil 11 2626HARaOR ILVO. THE DEAL DOWN TO THE BARE BONES 554-0800 D.ul> l'1lut l'l.i,.,~1hl·11' COSTA MESA , Auto1, M•w 9100 Autos, M•w 9100 A.tos. M•w 910'1 .......•.......................................••...•.•••....•....... USE YOUR HEAD ... Buy American .•. NOW! SU~ER USED CAR '!ALU ES 1969 TOYOTA CORONA HARDTOP Au1om.111r s 129 s I ownpr & luw ITilll• • (ZDY344l CHOICE OF 3 GREMLINS E XAM Pll /1 G r em I 1 n xs249 w /au1 o m ttl 1c. riwr s1eenn9 mags & rn<1I rock 106JNPJi 197l AMC JAVB.IM :i~:,~n~.i~.~c c.o~owr&$279S vinyl lop Hdr<J rr_, trnd' 838FYO 197 4 VW DA.SHEil HdS low m11eaqe and 1ss3295 1n brand N E W cond1hon (496M BH 1 20 HONDA WAGONS IN STOCK! BRAND NEW '76 HONDA $ ''AUTOMATIC'' WAGON - ....... UMd .... UMd , .... u .. .:1 Auto~. UMd , ....... U1.-d Aalto1. U1.-ct ;.;''~1t1:;a:.!.~...;.A.:..:u:.;:9~U.::.:Sl~=-...:.·_·:..;9..:...'.:..6 _______ ~o_A...;;IL_Y_P....;IL;;..;0;...T-=D;,...;:.1,.-3 ,. ······················ ················· ..................................... ··············· ········· .................................... . > ~ COUCJor '9)) Ford 9940 ford 9940 ~~ •••••••••• !!.~~ ,...., 9957 Pinto '957 ~~~~·.~:::! .......... . . . ............... .. ..... . ...................... ·············· ......... ······················· ...................... . t'r70C• .. •"'itr A <.: ''" l• p 10 T ' -... \\ • 19"-7 FOID ST•TIOH 1974 MUST A.NG II 1974 ,, .... 0 V. '974 • ,, ... -:--• • J . ono I ...,.ulrt' .&):Oil, • .... GHI... "I -·1 t'lrllll \\ .. ~on \Uhl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~.uuu rru, m u.st l.ln ~t> l f' ~. I' H •1r A \l ... ,, W4GOH ..,. Aulom•U ·th 11 •• • . .IPPN'<' Sl~1 ~~111110 \lt'H•• \Int '""'I :-l .. 'Oi• ...,il\•r lnfl;,ill1c \fi l lL Wt r.a1 )' A\l t\l l.tpt' 11m• ·1~ \\i;n l~\1 m1 .. u1<1 '72MHCUIY COUGAIH7 ,,,~ \ """' "'J~"ll ..it .1 t .. w •rip"' o v. mt U• ratk mor<' th1 of1 1111 .~'tjOI) lo111llMhJi11t1111 ..... . I 111 .. ,. \ u I u m .. I " ' II ' llh' II u I (I m .. \i l 1.-.:LR \I ~ ~ Mcit,flli:l 1.l Lrll Counln :-."Wh tr.1n,m1.,11111 l'",.l'I '1'Jrt"llC>!\lon. u1~ um I ONLY Sl999 .. .:.1t"l'nn ''""'' • .,,.,,.,.,., io1unA: l"'"'t'r • ,•,·nni: ..... •c HOW "RD i• Sq1&Hl' Sta \\ J I ,µJ ,.\Jr ~tt•lt'\J r Jl I.. lo.1111.'J Ut•luv. Ho\ll lik '2~00 l'\I Ill>' \\or k ~ •IOJO llom• l'M 'it·h7 ~I\•"'" \ut 1111,H. \uto lr.alh r.11 lllr\ a1 1.'00J • ""'"' • r •h·• 1111.: IJl'Vllj(h ... m \\'iaaion I• " r .. J,, ht• •ll't ,1., .. ~ti;!\ "''"'"r hr.1kt"' '1n\ I 1oul ~ ~ 11 h .ur lu t..c .... 111 111' 'ul\ ruur. lt1"' mile Al TO& TRl.CKS \l.1:.$ II .an \n\ 1tlll'r t'Oll .. 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I '~ I .11 \1 1111 )1\.11• I .1•h 11\\llT $lli:ill muko• 1111 , . 1971 COUGAR XU l...1~hl IHll\\rt :i;,1 t'll)'lllt" \' II • •• ,, t " Ill I I ' I \ 1 ,oll•fOl"l"ll. •Ill I Hlilll llt>lllrll( 1~1\\1•1 ~1i-.·1111i: JIOWt•r 111 ,1l..t··1 11 l• .11 J.. '·''". s1i..•411, $2575 IOll~SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN M ERCURY 2626 HA.HOR BLVD COSTA MESA IJ l'> I , 11 u I <l 11 "'n ~ l>llV.l'f ~1 ... ·1111~· 1.111111 hl'i.lt•r I 1(1) t' I< ht t•I' I.I'" th.on l .lllKt molt, l j .. II l'IJI, $4395 1._.., ~'llt:1 l'I' SJI SUll 1'.11 :l!IJI 111 \,~·-~j lti..il H Ill I> 1• n ''"rnl \ II ,q1(11 Ill\\ t'(tl' "7 \IU,l.lll ' lHllU .!11\1 '''"" II •II•,, I·•• l•t'l\ I' ..... I' H 'Ull' .: .... 11 Ill'\\ lol •' H1111, ~11otl ~· 1 ·~:..!IX 51..'10 nr 11l1t·1 L.1 h uni\ ·;. c:i.i11tln• 1,,,ulo-d ~"'"' -IW ''°' ····'" . L~ 1 und h' 111111 1111lt•., '1'9:1 Linc I 9945 bl..!~\!'.urt,,;, ••Vt,,,. 1~;;h·nhtl .... ?.~ ........ •••••••• ·1,x ~I t .1•111.u I.. <ll'lll\1• \\ t,,1111111 . h·r ; l l.1m·uln I J1 l l• ,111. Jll 1111 Jtr 1 ,11t , \I ol'h t.,.i.;i:.uourll'.r.?64.)l Xtra' ~l:.!1111 U.J\~ lllJ~~. •U'l 1111<. •l1prn~· ~ l!>Si l'\ c:. »·lb £1~ l . 1111 11ni: \\ lul•· li..t l\t)l\j 6;11 hurul .. rl11nl L".itl1·1I .....,_ • le 9947 ~ .. tu llt ho' 1 l uv.11r >\II •JUO 1111 :\Int ...... •enc 1unJ SN•• bi~ lllll4 •••••••••••••• ••• •• •••• Otdsmobile 9955 11 2 1J r t1 t ' I '"H' to • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • radtilb. air. U&cll. 1111 1973 Olds Cuttau mil!" $2.)~5 !:.-111 ;!Utl.I ~-9935 b:I lounln ~quirt •••••• ••••• ••.......... lnc.dt.-d~ tu·"' ur~' run 1974 DODGE I ~~·~16 1 11 "' 11r S9ll.> 1972 FORD \utum.1111 1•1< r I ,it, lo J J \.. t' '> ,11 r l "11 ti 41. Ii u, k t· I ,., 1• .1 l ' H ' 11 \\ \\ h I\ 1.• 111 I•' I I II I ll'CfJJ ~'(j I • D.A.RT SWIHGH ~ Aulomal1r. J>V. r '' & ~ br;ik~ • .11r 'on•I 6. 11111 • m1(e:. I 5:t!K I.I; I : ONLY $2899 ! MACHOW4RD : t\L'1'U&THL'C"S\L~:.~ ~ 1,,t & llJrbor. S.tot.1 \llJ : 531 -6000531-3421 forct 9940 ........................ • : 1975 FORD ~ GRANADA GHIA. •1 f)o()r Ht·,rut1lul : m "' L ,1 I I 1 " h , "11 / ,, ~,111\ClOl.rlll', olll I 1111d • h-ulhl·r. \'.\I I \I ,11·1 t'f1 • I ' I r ,. 10 c l ~ n 1 , ,. ' • l!llil!:'.( ',\' •CREVIER• •• *MOTORS• . I st & lroodwoy S0ttto Ano • 835-3171 • (:).1 \ c ,omrlh1111: '" .. ell •( ·1 •• ~~lllt'U .ad•"" II \Oodl • j"l I [IJ M W 11rnn !I """' t'111111tn ~11u1rt• E\ •. , > c•'lttril Lo mi. ~Int \\ rll '"" bt•l111A hk 4<11 1141411 ru LI [I hlr Cull p1<r .air \lll)lroof SllUll.Uri.: l'\I (1Wllr fijJ lb.\.) '75 FORD GRAHTORINO 9-PSHGR W 4GOH \• 8. uulo. 1run~. po\\ er MAVERICK 4 OR \lt'dlUll\ l1h11· \ 'i 3112 t' n \! I fl 1• ,1 11 I U Ill ,1 l 1 l Ir .i fl' in 1 .. 1011 11•111 l' r ~lrt·nn)! 1 .. .J10 & he.1h•r lJ1. liti.:ll-.L \ $2195 540-563(). IOll~S.t~ & SOX • LINCOlN ·MERCURV ,t,.l'n 111it and hruk"' f..ic 2626 HARIOR BLVD. 111n J1r 1 ontl \ :\l F\1 COSTA MESA ''"n•o rt11.11 '\nnit t:11I ----- i:.111' 11110.:.1..:t· I Mk l.ov. M.rcwy 9950 11uh·, c,rt··' t.111uh ,.Jr·••••••••••••••••••••••• -wr 1111 1:1.!~ll 19i2 !\lt'n un '.\l11nlcgu $4799 Hrnu~hJm, lull Jl" r 1.1 ,t,-.1f JI Slhllll '•>•I l'll.! io \ll'rt Lu,ur> :\I Jrqui• ONLY $2899 MAC HOWARD \ l TO & 1 U l CK S \ U S 1'1 & ll11rbur. Sunt.1 \11.1 SJ 1·6000531·3421 '76 OLDS STA.RFIRE 5 ~l>rt'd. A \I F~1 ... 1t•11•11 air t"ond nit "ht«•l. blJt k & j!nld Ill I 01111 10 000 mrlt•S. l.11: 11.1...;zo 54695 BJ SPORTSCAR INC .!H.L1 ti .i r I 1• I' l .. ,, .It .1 540-4491 SANTA AHA LINCOLN MHCURY lJtol ' 11 ... 1111 SantoAna 547·0511 Hrnui.:h.tm ~ H'n thintot i:! lllcl' \ 1,1,1 ( rt11't'r o pl'r.111-. 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I \ LL ~untington Beaeb Fountain Valley EDITION '* * * \VQL. 69, NO. 2~, ~SECTIONS, ~2 PAGES fternoon • '\'. "I o e k s TEN CENTS ~ r . uction VictW Corpse Found\ Beach Murde rs Grief Stricken Moms ID Girls SLAYING VICTIM Candace Susan Ready ~Nuke Plant f. • !Licensing .To Resume .~ t WASHI NGTON <Al» The '"'Nucl ear ReRulalory Com- .mlstlon CNRC> s aid today full ' en.sing of . new nuclear power nts m1ghl r esum e b y ember. NRC chairman Marcus W. owden told a congressional f:ommillee that the slowdown on ~ensing new plants could be uspended arter <'omplelJon or udies or nudear w ast es ADagement, and pubhc hear- ~· ~The NRC earlier this month harply curtailed licensing and peration or new nuclear power 1 I.ants in response lo a palr or • .S. Court of Appeals decisions ast July 21. Those decisions aid the commission did not pay nough attention t o fjronmental issues in grant-nc licenses for plants In ermont and Michigan. The NRC action did not affect clear plants already produc - 1ng electrlc1ty I t plaCl'd a lmorator1um o n new con lt\lcllon and limited the hcens· 11l9l or new plonls lo produce nl full capacity r Meanwhile. the Senate today t~lnled 12 senators to make ,.,, overse11s 11tudy o( lhe effect ut nuclear reactor sales on U S. 1i~urity and foreiJ!n polJcy I M o j o r I t y I t• a rl e r M I k e Mansfield ID-Mont >. 14wd one 9' the mo~l lmp-Ort.rull Issues m the next Congress "wlll he the dcvrlopmt•nt o( n policy to co~· · wtth the worldw 1de pn)liferallon ot atnmic r('11t•tors ... • Mansflt.>ld nnd other senntors 0 hl\Vt' l'xpressed concern that •plutonlum. a byproduc t of 7\utlear rt>nctors. can be used .~or the production ot atomic Jwtopons. l .. It is imperative that np- ~ropriate s areguards and ,,ecurity procedures are de-~fned to prohibit. the misuse or ut o nlum and other -...... "'ucts." Mengfitid said. he 12-member study de· egotion, apPolnted under a re- oJut ion offered by Mansfield nd Republican leader Hugh tl. was drawn from three ommittees wrestling with lation to establish controls n the export of nuclear aterials and tecbndogy. <See POWER, Page Al) BIC GNlJS TOPEKA. Kan. CAP> -Are ready for tbe i:nus. Wealher Sports? The Gage Parle U>O's two new · 1 ~us, a four-year-old female rtaoct a ooe·year-old male. have 'been named Weather and ~· By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ot llM Dltlf "'"" ~ Sheriff's homicide in- vestigators stood silently Thurs· day afternoon as g rieving mothers of two 15-year-old Hunt· ington Beach girls endured identifying bodies of the victims, stabbed to death twodays ago. Investigators announced the slain teenagers are Candace Susan Ready of 19851 lnverne3s Lane and Sheryl Su~ Peterson of 9863 Cornwall Drh e. They were · reported missing wilhin one hour or each other Wednesda y n ight. reportedly before either Mrs. Neila Ready or Mrs. Kay Peterson learned that two unidentified girls had been murdered. "At the time, they were ap· part>nUy unaware," HWltington Beach Police Detertlve Sgt. Luis Ochoa said. t . Sher iff's homicide •detail Det ective Bruce MacAfee, however. confirmed "t')lursday night he suspected the slaying nctims were Miss Ready and Miss Peterson early in the day. Frantic parents had Oooded sheriff's in vestigators with queries about the suspect ed r unawavs because lhl'y had daughters missing and believed m the beach area. Deltttlve Sgt.. Al Masucci said the count of possible victims based on runaway rePorls on me Thursday momina waa le).. but anxious calls pus he d the possibilities to more than 100 by noon. "One couple even drove down here from CamariJlo, but oe1t.her w as their daughter. 'They looked at the photographs," said Sheriff's Lt. Sim Middleton. Detective MacAfee and his four partners assigned to identifying the murder victims stabbed eight to nine limes each were already working on the Peterson and Ready girls' disap- pearance. "We got a couple of missing 1uve nile reports that fit their descriptions closely and went on that." Detective MacAfee e>t· plained. <See VICTIMS, Page A.2) Party Prank Brings Death In HB Street A bachelor party for n younJt I lollywood man who would have been married Saturday ended 10 tragedy early today ln Hunt- ington Beach. leaving his funeral the only pending ceremony. John Stuart Wells, 23. was killed at 1 :45 a .m., when the u.<Sual sort of pre·nupliaJ prank pulled by his well-wisblng male friends took n sudden, horrible tw1~t. Police said. Walch Commander Sgt. Darryl Klopp said Wells and his friends were dri vlng along Beech Boulevard when they pulled Into a left turn pocket. near Hell Avenue. Investigators said Wells jok· lngly jumped out of the car as Its driver waited to make a left tum or a U·turn. wbe.reupoo the occu- pants jokingly pretended they were going to ditch t.be gl'O()m·to- be and leave him stranded. Traffic accident investigator Jotm Berens said the car's un- identified driver swung a swift U· tum as though he were going to speed away. Wells -yelling at bis buddies to wait -spun and sprinted across Beach Boulevard. not see- ing an oncoming car which strack and almost lnstanUy killed him. Motorist Scott James Nuon. 18, oC Long Beach. bad DO op- portunJty to avoid the tragic acci· dent and was not cited. police said. Wells was pronounced dead at. lhescene. Coroner's deputies said he Is survived by his mother who will make funeral nrrangements at Smith's Mortuary in Huntington Beach. They did not have t.be name ol the airt who would have become llln. Wells Saturd.,-. Trapped i11 l'a11 · Param edics work to free a Fountain Valley mother and her 5-year-old son who were trapped in their van ufter traffic collision at Brookhur~t Street and Condor Avenue at 1 :30 p.m. Thursday. Police said Mrs. Bonnie Hubert. 33, suffered a puncture wound in abdomen and a cut right hand. Htr son. Derek. suffered several broken ribs. a concussion and cuts on his forehead. Huntington Beach Reva01ping Delayed By ROBERT BAJlKE1t 0t IM Dlllf ~"9 ,_.,. A decision on whether or not to remodel the fourth Oooc ol the Huntington Beach Civic Center will be put off unW more in· formation is provided by the city council. Two council members this week requested that the Public Facilities Corporation, the city's landlord for the civic center and new library, consider a request to inshdl seven offices for each of the city council members. Mayor Harriett Wieder and Mayor Pro Tem Ron Pattinson told Public Facilities Corporation (PFC) directors Wednesday that the need for the o<nces is not urgent al this Ume. They said they would be very much desired In the future, however. Cost estimates for the city council offices would be $26,000. It would require another $34.000 to move the personnel depart· merit from the fourth floor to the fifth to make room fortheotfices. , New Parole Ruhs Dead SACRAMENTO (APJ - LcaJaJaUon to create a so- carted "Debbie Reblejo Act" -named after a Young woman raped and murdered by a paroled con'1ct -11 dead tor this year. But Auemblyman Alister McAll1ter CO.San Jose) vowed Thursday that if be can't get the ·measures approved next year, he will lead a campaign lo put the ls-. s ues before statewide voters. Defeated ln the As· sembly Criminal Justice Committee Wednesday wu a blll that would have opened parole bearinp to the public and prevented tho atate Adult Authority from aranUn1 ·a parole wit.bout findlnt t.be con· vlct no longer a danter to society. • The other would have extended from seven years to lS the minimum term be.lore parole eUclbility tor firs....,ree murderers and others \.... Mllttnc«l to llle in pdsoa. .:. It was learned that total estimated costs for remodeling which includes modifications in addition to council offices are in the ne.igbborbood or ..-m.ooo. Officlall said a major portion of the expenses would come in the proposed installation of a security system throughout the buildings. PFC president Larry Curran said today that any decision would be taken only after a de· tailed analysis or present and future needs by the city council members. Curran toured city council facilities Thursday along with Ruth Bailey, another PFC member. "I was appalled at the lack or size of the mayor's office," Cur- ran said. "It Is a Mickey Mou se operation. The office is not su.ita· ble to conduct the city's busi· ness." be said. lSee OFFICE.s. Page AZ> Court Rejects Hinshaw's Bid For Hearing Congressman Andrew J . Hinshaw was advised today that the California Supreme Court hu r efused to grant a hearing at which his lawyers could have challenged adverse rulings In hL~ current Orange C0tmty Superior Court pretrial action. The ruling me ens that action In Judge Frank Domenichlnl's courtroom will resume Monday. · Openin1 statements wlll be de· livered after a final serving juror and four alternate Jurors are c.hc»en. Hinshaw, 53, faces trial on multiple felony counts stemming rrom bis alle1ed criminal ac\i003 while servin1 as Orange County aaeeuor in 1912. U is alle1ed that county employa in the as1 ... 0l"'s office utmied county lime and drew county expenses while they were · actually worklnf (or tho Newport Beach Re]>ubllc•n'• 1ucce1sful eon1ressional campalp. KiMbaw w11 sen~ to one to H years In 5tate pri.son after bel.Df convicted of bribery ~barcea aired tn an earlier ~or Court Uial. He is Cree on ....... Wonian Shot To Death By TOM BARLEY 0.-0.11,"·~ The body of Ross.moor kidnap victJm Joann Seigman was dis- covered today In a remote sertlon -or Domingues Hills in the city of Canon. Deputy sheriffs on the scene said they were able to ldentiry the body because they had a good description or the victim and also Ot the clothing and jewelry she was wearing when abducted. Officers sald the victim had been shot to death. The discovery c~ shortly after FBI agents joined a grow- ing search for Mrs. Seigman who was driven ofr at gunpoint while police we re freeing her three children near the Long Beach market managed by her also abducted husba nd. Sheriff's oHicers, working with the rederal lawmen and LonJt Buch police . today issued pictures of the missing Mrs. SeJgman . .o. and urged anyone who SPots her or a person re- sembling her to contact the m. Mrs. &-igman, last seen by her lhree children as the two gunmen forced her away from the family van in which they were lert bound and gagged. assured them :.s she left that they would soon be together again. The Seigman children-Cathy, 19.,John Michael, 16. and Paul, 11-told officers the two gunmen also assured them that no harm would come to their mother. Sheriff's investigators today blamed 1umdud1 Gt Loog Buch residents who swumed to the downtown area for their failure to surround the kidnapers and rree both Mrs. Selarnan at1d her children. They blamed owners or Citizens B11nd radios for attract- 1 n g other CB buffs to the downtown area after they picked up Police bulletins detailing the abduction and calling additional cars to the kidnap scene. "These CB users are a menace." a s enior investigator grumbled today. ''They fill the airways with a lot of useless junk, they impede us in every possible way and they· insist on speaking to each other in some kind or unintelligible Southern twang that seems to be their trademark." Without that interferenre. police said, they believe they could have s urrounded· the kidnapers and freed both the chUdren and Mrs. Seigman. Mark e t manager John SeJgman. SO, was unharmed. Police found him at a pay telephone booth outside his Market Basket store clutching a brown paper bag containing SS.000 in cash-the contents or his safe. Seigman and his family were taken at gunpoint Wednesday night from their home at 335l Cortese Drive, Rossmoor. by two men carrying weaPons and wear· ing Halloween masks. Seigman said he was told to open the market safe. put its con· ten~ in a paper bag and then go to the phone outatde the store and wait for a call from them. Seiaman told officers that he became neTYoua after slandlnJ< at the phone booth for 10 minutes without a call and decided to call Long Beach police. Police said their radioed plans for surrounding the area were picked up by CB entbwdast.s who <See SEARCH, Page A.2) Surf Comest Set in Beach The annual Huntington Beach summer surCinc championships are scheduled this Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 18th Street and Paclrlc Cout Highway. T1te contest Is aponsored by the city'• recreation and parks <de· partment. lt Includes six d.Malons according to age and sex. Competitiorr is open to resi· dtftta ot Huntington Beach Union ltl1h School District, whtch in· dudes Huntington Beach and parts of Fountain Valley, WestmlNter and Seal Beach. Further inlormationcan be ob- tained by callins ~. SLAIN BY KIDNAPEA Joann Stegma n Education Bill OK'd By Senate WASHINGTON (AP> -The Senate today approved a $35:3 billion. six.year t>xtension of federal programs for hig her and ' vocational education. after re- JCctan~ atte mpts to restrict court- ordered l>usan~ to desegregate schools The fin a I votl' was 78 to 5, send; mR the bill to a conference with ' the House. Among other thinRs. the bill would inc rease thi: maximum federal grant for poor students to·; attend college from $1 ,400 l<> Sl.800 a. year. lt also would ex;~ tend eligibility for government· · guaranteed student loans t!l· families with annual incomes o< $25.000. The current hmi~ is i '15.000. • Jn other action on the bill, thq . Senate adopted 88-0 an amend· • ment lo exempt father-son and mother-daughter events in pubho , schools from the ban on sex dis· • cr1minalton an federally support· ed educational Institutions. 1 The a mendment, by Rep. Paul • Fannin (R-Arlz. ), also would•1 waive a ppli ca ti o n of the · antidiscriminallon law to Boys I State and Girls Slate program!'l 1 sponsored by the American , Legion and its auxiliary. Lost Airplane I J Being Hunted 1 LA VERNE (AP> -The Civil Air Patrol launched a search this morning for a 32-year-old LQ Verne man who took his privaL.e plane up for a brief spin aroun~ the airs trip and failed to return, a CAP s pokesman said. <Set! Related Story Page A-9.> Frank Nordquist, who had , been s tudying for his com· mercial pilot 'S liCeMC, took off Thurs d ay morning fro m Brackett F'leld In his red and while Cessna 150, s aid CA~ . spokesman Ed Crankshaw. When he hadn •t n•turncd by , this morning, an ucrlal searct\ was begun. Coas t We athe r Little chanac In weather · 1 cx1W'Ctl'd for tho we<.'kerttt. MorninJC cloudA will con· tanue alonft thr Coast. I NSIDE TOD" V togunc Beach will l>c! the sHe of .a Long Oeorh SJ1T11phonll Orchtatro conct'rt 1.0here tM perf ormer11 will rr .oU11 be on their toes -thcy'U be m•mbtrt of Bcllrt Pocffica, abonno .a program wtth the orcMatra. See. P.age CJ o/ the Wtekendtr. ladex -- 1.11 DAILY PILOT H IF Economy Gains Again WASlllNGTO"'I c,\P) ·rhe j.tnvemment mdex de-signed lo :..how futurt' lr('nd:. 1n the <"tonom y 111cn•a l'd flvc·lenth. .. uf ~• percent Jn Jul.>. the 11th :.trllli;:ht month 1t has pointed up- "' ard, the Commerce Dep.arl· ment r•ported loduy. John W Kendrick, r hier Com· merc·1· Uc1rnrtmt>nl econom1~1. said the l'OOl111u1ng !>leady in crea.)c o ( the index .. defuutely r•afnrms the bas1r expansionary tJ!rust or the economy. · Kendrick saJd in an interview that the mdex shows that busl· ness confidence 1n the eeonomy )$ improvmg as renected lJl the growth in new business contracts and order:. for plant and equip· ment. The 17-month gain is the longest since 1t ro:.e for 20 con· sec ut1 ve month!> from Oet'ember, 1953 lhrouRb July, i'.955. Known as the composite index cif leading md1cators, the index has shown t'ont1nwng strength even though other government lildexes -on prices, eeonom1c srowth and employment -have ilirned sluggish. It likely will lend support to Ford admin1strallon arguments that the economy still is growing. although ll ma\ be .11row1n~ !'lo" er Some economists out or ~"' ernment h1t ve wondered ~hether the econum\ ma\ br t)rakin~ to a hall a..:arn · -~he• Co mmen:l' Department .!-aid the 1nd1cators index, b~C'd un 12 statisllcal measur<'!t of the econom ~. rose to 109 S m July. 'the five-tenths of a percent gain W••S over a revised June index that :.bowed a nme-lentl\s of I JM;rcent 1ncrea!-l' o\er May, tn· :.lt'ad of the three-tenths or l per- cent gain reported earlier t The maJor strength in the Jul)' mdex. the agcnt'y said, was tn the increase in bu1 I ding permits. which grew sharply dunng the mooth Other pos1t1vc statistics were a reduction in the JOb layoff rate, mcreui.es in contract:. and orders for pl<.tnt Jnd equipment. n s1ng ... tock prict'S. lhf' money suµpl} .ind net bus ine!>s formation. f 'ront Pagtt 1\ I OFFICES •.. .Curran added that he was not )"el ronv1nccd of the need for seven :i1eparalc r 1ty council of· fices. Mr5 Bailey said It still appears to her. however, that there are alternate [acihhes av&JJable for Jmportant meetings. She pointed out that there is a nen.rb~ conference room that the cit y adm1mstrator's om ce also <·ould u!>e if high-level con· krenees arc schedull'd. Money from the remodeling projects would come from in· tCSf!.t ineome rect'lved in rental p~menl" lo tht• PFC by tJX· pa)lerN or the City. the PFC is a lease-back cor- llO(:lllon M·t up lo handle financ· >na of the nrw t•1ty r ac1hties. Board m ember s said this week t h11t th<' mon ey s hould b<• mOflltOred Wllh a great deaJ of Bl• tt'r\l1oh. Severai of them also inrucaled that 11 may be better to put the mont>y to us<.· for t'arly bond re· cleinpl1ofl rathrr than for re· modeling 1>rOJl'l'tll Mrs \Vll'dcr :.aid two yea.rs lll{O sh1' w ;1lo. thl.! only council member to :-how Uf) re~ularly ·~ c.:ity hall. She suu.J now four out o( sevt-n c·nuncil person' huvc regular cily h.ill hours and' two years front now "there muy be six out or t-l'Ven." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Jack R. Cur»v ".r. ... ~ ..... c;.., ..... .,. ...... Thomes l<eevll '"''-' Thomas A. MUfl)t\lne """'._.., ... (...., H ,. Qlarltt H. Loos Richard P. 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Nixon's Neighbor Had Varied Duties By The Assoc la~ Press The Rirhard M N1xons don't drop by oflen. but they -or their a1dl'S do gl\ e their closest neighbor an occ usional call. In emerge nc ies, a nd pan1rularly whale Nixon wa.<1 m oHace. aides turned to Paul Pre~ll"y, the pres ident and part owner of the San Clemente Inn. "Sure, the Nixon people needed me," Presley said in an interview. "One Saturd3y, l got a call rrom lhe house. 'The President want~ to go to church tomorrow.• somebody o n the s taff s aid. 'Where should he go7 • "J said that· he'd been to some of lhl" big churches in town and that he ought to go to a small one, like the Chris tian Church. So they S31d, 'All right. go tell the- pastor that he ·u be there at one minute to 11. • "1 went to the church. told the pastor who I was and set it all up. l told him they'd have to put in a phone and he promised lo see that the church was Cull. I s aid. 'And when you see me in th.e morning, pretend you know me.· "The pastor met us al the door and he gave me a big smile and a s t-cret wink. 'Good morning, Brother Presley.· he called out. "During the sermon 1 sow a Secret Service man give the Pre1ddent money lo put into the plate " Prt-slev continued. "One dav. there w:ia another calJ. 'I.BJ's cominit here and tomorrow's his birthday. Where can we get a cakt>" · l told them l"d take care oC It." "One day they called and said the man wanted to be seen with some old foliul. I went ovt-r to where the olet-Umtrs bowl on lht> lawn. T ht'Y know me From when I was on the City Council Molestation Suspec t Gives Up to Police A 33-year·old Anaheim man suspect.ed or molesting a 13·year- old Irvine girl Wednesday nfJ?ht tumed himsetr in to lhe Irvine police. officers said today. EmlJ WiJUam Kollbopp Is in the Newport Beach City Jail to- day on charges of kidnap, assault to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd and lascivious conduct af8,lnst children. police said. Kollhopp is beinl( held without bail and a parole hold has betn placed on him for an alleged parole violation. He was ac: companied by bls parole officer when hnurrendered alt.be Irvine police station Thursday af· temoon, policuaid. . ort1cers said the cnarges stem from an incident in Harvard Community Park Wednesda.y night, when two U -year·old Irvine girls were draatd lnto a Cruh enclosure at knifePoint. One of the girls was molffi.ed by u,. attacker before he ned whe-u he BPolted 1 nearby police car. "I told them we were going to have a tournament Thursday. "''lh a big trophy and everythmg, and that the old men s hould bring their womenfolk because there'd be refreshments. "Well. they a ll came and although. the y suspected something, I d1dn 't tell them the President was coming. I didn"t want them to bl' disppointcd in case he didn ·t. but he came on scht•dule." In 1972, after Nixon's re· nomination 3t Miami Beach, an aide asked Presley to collect 3,500 people to welcome the Nix- on heli copter. Ile rounded up 22.000. Preslev also remembers a sad· der day· for Nixon when a call came Aug . 9, 1974. ·'They asked me lo collect about 30 people to meet the helicopter from Washington, that the man needed cheering up in a bad way. Fro• Page A I VICTIMS •.. · Candace was reported missing at 10 p.m . Wednesday and her fri end who moved lo Huntington Beach three months ago, Sheryl, was reported missing by her mother an hour later. The girls both lived in the H untington Contin ental townhouse development near Brookhurs l Street and Adams Avenue and would have been sophomores at Edison High School next month. Inves tigators s ay the girls were not classed as runaways, and 1t was apparently not uncom· moo for them to violate parental curfew regulations . "Cand\' and Sheryl weren't angels. but they d1dn 't d<>s<'rve to die," Is the way one young ac· qualntance phras<.'d it Strongly s uspct'ling lh<' Jiirls slain below the rocky bluffs at Parific. Coast Hillhway and Golden West Street were Miss Ready and Miss Peterson, ln· vestigators called their mothers. "We got a tentative identlftcation from the photo- grap~ and a positive from each mother at the mortuary," old Detective MacAfee. He said it was an extremely un· pleasant chore for all concerned when the mothers were ac· co mpanie d to Saddleback Mortuary in Tustin, about a half- hour apart Thursday afternoon. "They were so upset we de· cided to hold off any further in- terviewl o g until Friday ar- ternoon," he explained. The two mothers, eac:h With t.eenaged sons and d•ucbters. were ln seclusion with friends to- day. No funeral arrangements were scheduled yet at Saddleback Mortuary, but ll WM expected Miu Pe teraon would be trauferred to a.n ln&lewood mortHry &ode)'. Her family moved to Hunt.· ln1\on Beach in Ju11e. from P\acenUa, wbero abe •tleftded KrHmer Junior m.b School after movlna to t.bal area ltocn the Bell.Oowtr regloa lbo year . btf'orc. New Post Due to Waves? WASllJNGTON <AP' -Health problems thut ma)' ht-linkl."d to Soviet microwuve bombnrdmtnl art> bt>heved lo be a factor ln the rt>ported dt>r1s1on le> reassign Walter J. Stoessel Jr .• U.S. ambassador In Moscow. St~s.o;eJ. a 56-year-<>ld can•l'r diplomat "ho has served in the So\'let c apital 1nlerm1llently sin ce 1947 . •!> t o beromi.' ambassador to West Germany. acrordme t.o diplomatic llOVW&. In Bonn he would suc~oed A m b a s s a d 01' I( 11 t t l ~ J • Hilltnbrand, 't\'ho ls t'dlring. Press spokesmen for both Ole White House and &.be St•tc Department, followtnt their re- gular practices. declined to COO\· menl on the impending~ ambassadorial changes before they are oCCicially announced. The State Department ~ peatedly has denied that Stoessel has developed any mediul pro. blems related to the Soviet microwave beams that have been aimed at the embassy to jam U.S. listening devices on its roof. The radiation intensity re· portedly has been highest i.n the vicinity or t.be ambassador's of- fice on the ninth floor of the Moscow embassy. However, sources have con- firmed that for some time Stoessel has been suffering from anemia. a blood condition characterized by lack of red blood cells. Anemia and at.her blood problems are amone symptoms that have been report- ed in experimentaJ studies oo ef· fects of microwaves. One St•te Departme.nt official who previously bad served In Moscow commented about Stoessel's impending move, "I recall bearinr as early as January lhat they'd have to get him out of there. because of bis health ·· However. the offi cial adde<I that factors aside from health probably were Involved. "It 's a .ver y difficult post. even apart from the radiation." he said Stoessel arrived in :\losco\\ as ambassador in 1974, at the height of U.S. efforts to supplant the Soviet influence in Egypt Jnd the Arab world. Also. he has run thl' embassy during strategic nuclear arms negotiallons and while tensions developed between Was hington nnd Moscow over their conflicting policies in Afric3. The leading candidate to suc· ceed Stoess el in Moscow Is re· ported to be M akol m Toon. though diplomatic sources iiaid the Ford administration Is reluc· tanl to withdraw Toon from his rurrent ambassadorial post m Israel. Another possible succe.<;sor lo Stoessel is Richard T. Davies, U.S. ambassador lo Poland. Fro• Page A I SEARCH ••• nocked to the scene and ap- parently alarmed the kidnapers who fled with Mrs. Seigman. Sheriff's officers have circulat· ed descriptions of two men who are believed to be driving a light colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 19508 or early 19605 vintage. They warned anyone who believes tha t he may have s potted the two men with or without Mrs . Seigman to ull police and not ottempl to question the two fugitives. S111all Wedding Sandor Ras ky a nd his ~widt>. thl• former Ehs ubeth Ritter. a pair or 40-inch·talJ Circus pl'rformcrs. ('Ut tht'i r weddin~ cake in Oakland after they \H'rc married m the Oaklano Coliseum Arena" here the Rin~hng Brothers. Barnum and Dailey Cir cus is performin~. Solon Denies Cash Gathered Illegally .. WASHINGTON <A P> Sen Jesse Ht>lms <R·N C.>. said that to his kno wledge "n o con- tributions wt•rc solicited and none were received"' at u party held in a congressional building under his s µonsors hip (or a s e natorial candidate rrom Montana. The U.S. Cod" forbid:; the soll<.'ttation or receiving or anv !flOOey in any building "occupied 1n the dis charge of orririal duties" by any person whose s alary is paid from the U.S. Treasury . Judge Nixes . Suit by Gays SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A federal judge. djsmisslng a swt against the Pacific Telephone Company, has ruled that the 1964 Civil Rights Act does not prohibit discrimination against homosex- uals. U.S . District Court JudJte Spencer Williams tmsed out the suit Thursday whkh had been brought by two homosexuals who sa.id they had been harassed into quitting, and a third who said the utility wouldn 't hire him because or it. The company denied all the accusations. The judge didn't rule on the t>harges, but said the Civil Rights Act has nothing to say about dis- crimination been use of a person's sexual preferences. llelms sa11J Thursday mghl that the National Conser\'aUve' Political Action Comm1tlee had' a.sked him lo authonzc the sencJ. Inf( out of letlf:•r!> ··wilh a · facsimile of my signature" invil1 mE: the recipients to a party Wed· nc•sday al thr Capitol 11111 Club• for Stanley<.:. Uuq~er. F r om Page 11 I .1 POWER •..... , ,. These are the Governmcn~. Op e ratio ns Committee, the · t'oreign Relations Committee and the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. The atomic committee reje<.1.· ' ed a proposed compromise bill Thursday, while the Foreign ' H('lalions Committee approved • it. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff CD• Conn.), was named chairman of the special s tudy group, Sen. llowardH. Baker IR-Tenn.), vice> chairman. ~ Others appointed W<'re Scl'$c " Howard Cannon ( D-Ncv. >. Thomas Eagle ton CD·MO.J-,i .. John Glenn CD·Ohiol, Wendt1l • l''ord CD-Ky.), J ohn Culver (I). Jowa), Dale Bumpers <D·Ark.), J am es Pe arson ( R. Kan . )'. Charles M at hias <R·Md .)• Henry Bellmon <R-Nev. > arrA- Paul Laxalt ( R-Ncv. ). · They are 10 visit rountries i11 •' the Middle East, Europe nnd elsewhere. · ., A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- I Unfortunately fOf' the general publiOr. there are a lot of people Installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbet1ev1bly, many carpet "contractors'' are wondng unlawfully withOut nsutence and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION~~uld Insist that the people who install YotJr carpeting wori< fOf' a contr Q( who Is lNSUF\EO and STATE LICENSED. (He Is required by state law to be . 1 State .licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection, and the very accomplishment of licensing indicates a degree of competency. The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for rehabllifY, and the best installation around! DEN~S ~iiiiiiilii:iiin:·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor lt:'. NO. 2.J0422 1663 PlACENTIA AVtNUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92611 • PHONE 6.46.~838 -646·2355 ' • . ... !• '· " ·' .. Irvine EOIT l ON * * VOL. 69, NO. 2~, 4 SECTIONS, .. 2 PAGES FRIDAY,. , Cablevision Franchis 8y HILARY KAVE Ol 'IM 0.lly l'li. SUH The lrvine City Council ha:s ap· proved a rranc hise for Commun•· ty Cablevision that would main· tain current monthly service rat.es bul would boost the in· 6ta1Jation fee $15. Monthly rates would remmn sr. for regular subscribers and S4 for members or community as· soclalions where at least 00 per- cent. of the bomeownt rs are sub· bcribers. The lnstallat1on fee \\Ould ru.e from SJO lo~ Community Cabl evb.1on. owned by the Irvine Company, 1s currently operating in Irvine with a county Cranctuse received prior to city incorporation. The proposed new franchise would give the company a 15-)ear con- tract with the c ity. Under t h e terms of the franchise. any r ate change would have to be approved by lhe City Council. The company had asked that the rinal authority be an out· s ide arbitrator, but. the counc:il turned down that bid. An ordinance det.allJng the pro~ visions or lbc franchise will re- turn to the council within the next few months. The cable company will then have 30 d~ to decide if it wants to accept or reject the agreement. City and cable TV company of· ficials have been baggll.og over terms or the franchise for four years. The city councd forrned n Cable Tel evision Citizens Advi!ory Committee last March. that r eviewed the proposed franchise . Many of the recommendations approved by the council th1!1 week were made by the citizens committee. While the company requested that it only be reqwred to serve those residential areas of l rvinc th3t "r" "(ii the council !Stdenllal nrC' be provide purchase cat: Houses wit ble TV dlstrJ charged at Those beyon• be charged materials, th The' counc amend the c Victim Connection Cut Dope Czar Convicted !\:E\\' YORK I AP1 Antonio F lor es. 38, has been c·onvictcd in federnl court of maste rminding the French Connection scheme to s muggle 600 pounds of heroin from France for distribution in this country. Flores faces a maximum term of 60 years in prison and a fine of S20.000 as a result or Thursday's decision. He will be sentenced Oct 7. The s muggling operation ''as made famous by the book and m o \'IC, "The f''rench Connection." Flores \\as 111d1cled m J anuary. 1973, but eluded narcotics a gent:, tor three ~ f:'ar~ bt'fore he '' as arrest- ed in Spain. lit• \\a-. l"t·nd111g rtt'arl~ three ~car~ m a Spani::,h pn:-.on lor po:-.:-.l'l>StnJ! m a n Juana and a false passport Molest Suspect Jailed A 33-year -old Anaheim man suspected of molesting a 13-year· old Irvine girl Wednesday night turned hims elf io to the Irvine police, officers said today. 11 l Prank Proves Fatal ;At Bachelor Party Emil Wilham Kollhopp 1s m the Newport Beach Ctty Jail lo- da~ on charges of kidnap, assault to commit rape. sex perversion ,ind lewd and las c1v1ous conduct against children, police said. Kollhopp as being held without bail and a parole bold bas been pJaced on hi°' (or an ..Uege4- pa role violatiob. 1re wu nc·. companied by his parole officer when be surrendered al the lrvine police station Thursday a!· temoon, police aald. I A bachelor party for ;1 young HoUy wood man who would havt> been married Saturday ended in tragedy early today in llunl· ington Beach, lcavm~ his funeral the only pending ceremony John Stuart Wells, 23. '"" killed al l 45 a .m . v.hen the usual sort or prc-nuptrnl prank pulled by his well-w1shmg male friends took a ~udden, hornhlc twist, pohce s aid. Watch Commander Sgt. Darn I Klopp said Wells and his fncndc; w ere driving ::alon1t He:n ·h .Boulevard when they pulled into 3 left turn pockr t near Jll'll Avenue. lnvcstlg:itors s:11<1 Wells Joi-. ingly jumped out or the car o:-•l~ driver waited to make a lc•fl turn ar a U·turn, whereupon the O<'cu- pants jokingly pretentlt"I tht•\ were goioit to ditch the groom lO be and )eave him i<trtmdccl. I i Traffic ;1cc1<knt inv1•st1.i.:ahH' Jotu1 Ber('OS i.u1tl thl' (',tr', IHI identlr1ed c1rivcr ~wun.: a""' 1ft \' tum n:c thoui,:h hl' "'r ri· i:mn.i.: to $peed 0\\ ,I\-. W<'ll~ H•lhn.i.: .it his burlrlll'' to wait s1um mul . pr 1nh'<1 ocross Ucuch Roulc\ord. not i.c•c Jng nn nncom 1nl( c:ir whl<'h 3t ruck and .ilmo't in-st.111llv kllle<1 t11 m. Ornnge 'j Weather Ltttl<' chanJ:c in weatlwr C'(p('C:ted for the Wl'<'kt'ml Morning rlouds "111 c•m1 tinue a Ion' the Coast INS IDE TODA l'. Laguna lleoch will bt thr Siie' of a L 11 ng n earh S"mphony Orchestra roncert u•ht!rt the ~rformtTJ IL"lll re> ally ~ on their toes -they'll bt mrm btrs of Bollt l Ponf1ca . shanng a program u1th the orrMslra Stt Page Cl of lhe ,Vttk~der Motons t Scott James Nason. 18. of Loni{ Reach. had no op- portunity to :ivoid th<' tragic acct dent and was not dted, police said. Wells was pronounced dead at the scene Coroner's d('plllles said he i" sunivt>d by his moth<.>r v.ho will m ake funeral arrangemcnt.c; al Smith's Mortua ry Jn Huntington Beach Thev did not have the name of the girl v. ho would ha\'e become )frs. Wells Saturday. 'Jtlacers said tnc cnarges Stem from an incident in Harvard Community Park Wednesday night. when two 13-year·old Irvine girls were dragged into a trash enclosure a.t km£epoint. One or the girls was molested by the attacker before he ned ~hen he s potted a nearby police car. Irvine Utility Lines To Be Rellloved L't1hly poles <ind "ires alon.i.: l\tar/\rthur Boul evard from Mam Str('t·l to Just south of llw San D1f·~o Fr<'<'Way art' due to lw• r<'mo.,·1•d and pl ttl·ed uncfrr t!rnund ..,.,, thl' first of nc't )t'ar Thl' 11n1h'q.:round1ni,: proiect ,., t"<IW<'t C'd lo co't bl•lwt•c•n ~1.000 .1n1I $00,000 ar11f ~Ill hC' n.mf l'llltfl•l v h v th1• Sn11thc•r11 California Erl1son Companv, oc rordm~ to Waltl•r Nollac, an Irvine cit) C'nRmt•er The moncv will com<' from a rund t'Stabli11hcd by th(' Stat(' Pubhl· \Jt1ltl11·~ ('omm1ss 1on 'P1•c 1f1r ally fo r "IUCh un1lrr- i:rnun<J111.: J)fOjt'rl s. Ench } N1r utility companies must S<'l aside a certam percentage of their gross rcv('nue for such work. Reasons given for this project v. ert> MacArthur Boulevard has a h1Rh volume or vehicular and pe<irstr1an lr:ifhc Thc 11vl'rhead poles and "ires arc hea\ 1ly conct•ntratcd The OV('rhcad ruc1ht1es arc unsightly. The project 1s expected to bc conC'luded by the first part of next year. nlthou1th Nollac noted that other undergroundmg pro· JC'<'ts alr<'ady undt•rway in lrvlne are behind schedule Tuna Twist Scare: Cramps and Nausea Some Orange County residents are complaininl( or abdominal cramps and nausea today after r ating Tuna Twist. a protein rood additive marketed by Nabisco Inc But neither officials of the Orange Coun ty Health Depart- ment nor of Nabisco offices In Buena Park have any advice for them. "I am n o t telhng pe ople an~1hing really because I don't ha\'e anything to tell them." said Ric hard Robison. a ssistant director of the Count> En.,·ironmental Health Division Robison said he is II\\ a1Ung In· form allon about the product. from state and federal food of ricials but as yet has rl'Ceivc.'d no word. Six people reportedly m the Los Angeles area became tll after eatin g the product and county health officials there have warned agulnst eaUn~ it. Free samples of Tuna Twist· have been arriving in the maU. and warnings of potential lllneu were reported Thunday even· Ing. And Robison sald be hu been told the product bas been on t.he market for several months. "But up until tod•y no one calltd about It," be added. He sald he probably tteeived 15or10 calls by mid-morning. Nabisco emplo es who staff a warehouse for cookies aud crackers in 8uena Park today said they had beud n«bing \Anti! calls started arriving from con- sumers this morning. ffhe product is handled through ~ protein foods divlslon II\ New Jeraey, and they bad no in· formatJon about It. ~'' ,.teOuifl l'llt\t REFUSED HEARING Congreaaman Hinshaw Court Rejects Hinshaw's Bid For Hearing Congress m on Andrr v. J Hinshaw was ad\ iscd today thal the Calirornia Supreme Court has refused to grant a hearing a l which his l awyers could have challenged adverse rulings in his current Orange County Supemir Court pretrial action. The ruling means that action in Judge Frank Domenich1n1 's courtroom will resume Monday . Opening statements will be dl'· livered after a final sening Juror and four altcrno.1te Jurors a n• chosen Hinshaw, 5:1, racci; trial on multiple felony C'ounts slcmmh11( from his alleged criminal <il'lions while serving os Orange County assessor in 1972 It is alleged that count y cmployes m the assc.-ssor '!> offl('(• utihzed countv time anc1 dn•w l'Ounty cxpens~i. whllt· lhl'Y \H•n· a c tually work11\~ l o r th l' Newport Reach H('pubhcun 's s u c c e s s r 11 I l' 11 n I! r l' s ~ 1 " n a I campaiitn Wo: Jew Aid ByT( °''"• The body Joann Se1Jtm found today C arson an• Count~ Orange C' f1ccrs v. ho si. u Car:-on rt's h d1:.CllV• 1dl!nt1frc al Jewelry and of the murde wea r inl! Y• blouse. Officers i was shot tod lbe lnlUHCf Victoria st County Sher charge of w investieatio1 Officers s shipped to e to await Po ·I members of who were~ all five me1 "ere k1dnai: by two gunrr 1'hc disc< after FBI a1 officers and a widerting lhe Carson a All lhre pictures of the hope 1 spotted whi her abduct• late Thursd the hoped·f<. ceived Mrs. Scig1 three ch1ldr• forced her a van m whid and gal(ged left that t together ag1 The Se1fff 19. John M 11 told offi also assure• would ('Orne Sht>rtff's blum('(f hur. residents "' <See B A Policeman Cir o smoke bomb at lhr polar tM:ars ~l the Baltimore Zoo to dri them away from the mutilated body ot • Irvine EDITI ON Today~s Clos ing N.Y.Sto cks VOL. 69, NO. 240, 4 SECTION S, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF OR N IA F RIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1976 TEN CENTS , I I I e 1 , By HILARYKAYE 04 UM D•llY 1'11.c ~II The Irvine City CouncU ha~ ap· p roved a franchise for Com muni- , ty Cablevis ion that would mam· taln current monthly sen ice ntes but would boost the tn· st.allaUon fee $15. Moolbly rates would remrun $6 for regular subscribers and $4 for m e mbers o r community a s- sociations whe re at least 90 per- cent of the homeowners are sub- . . Cablevision ~cribers. The inst allation fee "ould ris e from $10to$25. Comm u nit y Cabl evis ion , owned by the lr vine Company, is currently o pe ra t ing in Irvine "'th a county lrancluse received pnor to city incorporation. 1'hc proposed new franchise would give the company a 15-year con- tract "' ith the city. Under t h e terms o f t he franchise. any rate change would have lo be approved by lbe City CouncU. The company h ad asked lbat the final authority be an out- side arbitrator , but the counc:il turned down that bid. An ordi nance detalllng the pro- visions or the franchlse will re. tum to the council within the next few m onths. The cable company will then h ave 30 days to decide it jt wants to accept or reject the <1greemenl. City and cable TV company of- !ic1al.s have been haggling over Franchise Okayed terms of tho franchise fc>r rour years. The clty council formed u Cable Televis ion Cit izens Advisory Commilll>e la:.t March. that r eviewed the proposed franchise. Many or the r ecommendations approved by the council this week were made by the citizen:. commluee. While the company requested that it only be r eqwred to serve those residential areas or Irvine that are "Onancially feasible." the council ruled that all re· s1dent1al a reas in the city mu.'lt be p rovided t he c ha nce to purch as e cable TV service. Houses within 175 feet of a ca- ble TV dist ribution line must be charged at the r egular rate. Those beyond that distance may be charged extra for time and materials. t he council ruled. The' council also de<:aded to amend the city's subdl,·is100 or- dinnnce lo r equire developers ti> provide con d uits, \'llUlts. pt>destals and prewiring of houses, a t their own expense. tQ accomm od a te the rablc TV service City staff me mbers had pro· posed that a SlOO per day penalty fee be c'1arged thl• compuny 1( it does not provide service as de· tailed in the company's con• struction schedule. <See CABLE, P ageA2> Victim Slain ·. •' .· • Connection Cut Dope Czar Convicted !\'E\\' YORK I \P i Anton10 Flo re!). 38, has been convicted in federal court of mas terminding the French Connection scheme to ~muggle 600 pounds of heroin from France for distribution in this countrv. Flores faces a maximum term of 60 years in prison and a fine of S20.000 as a result of Thursday's decision. He will be sentenced Oct 7. The smuggling operation "as made famous by the book and mone. "The f''rcnch Connection." Flores was indicted m January. 1973 . but eludc·d narcotics agents tor three ~l'ars bdore he was arrest· ed in Spain. lie.• \\a:-. l''<lrachLC'd to the l"niled Statc.•s eight m o nths aJ!o. alkr :-.1wndm~ near I~ three ~ears in a SpcJOl!)h p n :-.un for pu:-.:-.l'!)Slllg marijuana and a false passport. 11 ! Prank Proves Fatal : At Bachelor Party A bachelor pa rty for a young }{ollywood m an who would have been married Saturday endl>d in traged y early toda~ 10 llunt ington Beach. leaving has funeral the only pending ceremony. John Stuart Wells, 23. "a .. killed at 1 45 a .m . v.hen tht• usual sort of pr e·nuphal prank pulled by his well-washm~ male friends took a sudden, horr1hlc twist, Police said. Motonsl Scott James Nason, 18. of Lon~ Beach. had no op- portunity lo avoid the tragic acca· dent and was not cited. police saKI. Wells "as pronount'ed dead al the scene Coroner's deputies said he '" .. urvin'd bv his mother \\h0\\111 make funeral arrangt>menL'> at Smith's Mortuary 10 Huntmgton Beach They did not have the name or the girl "ho would hiJ\e become Mrs. Wells S;iturday. Molest Suspect Jailed A 33-year-old Anaheim man suspected of molesting a 13-year· old Irv ine girl Wednesday night turned himselC in to the Irvine pouce. officers said tod;cy. Emil Wilham Kollhopp as in th(' Newport Beach City J ail to- day on charges or kidnap. assault to commit r ape. sex perversion and lewd and lascivious conduct against child ren, police said. Kollhopp is being held without bail and a parole bold has been placed on bicq toe a ~egcd.. parole violation. fie was ac·. companied by his parole officer when be s urrender ed al the Irvine police s tation Thurs day af. temoon. police said. Ut llcers aid \nc \:narges stem from a n int'ident in Har vard Comm unity Park Wednesday night , when two 13-year-old lr\'ml' girls were dragged into a trash enclosur(' a.t krufepoint. One o( the girls was molested by the attacker before he fled when he spotted a nearby police car . Walch Com mandcr Sgt. Darr) I Klopp said Wl'lls a nd has friends w e r e dr1v 1n ~ a l on A Bead1 Jloulcvard when they pulled intn D left tur n pocket m•ar Heil Avenue. lnvcstigatnrs :.111d Wdls inl. ingly jumped out of the cor a' it.; driver waited to make a left turn or n U-tum. whereupon the OCl"U pants jokingly pretended the' were goa of' to ditch the groom-tu· be nod leave ham stron<kd. Irvine Utility Lines To Be Renioved I I l " j Traffi c .1cc111<•nt anvt'sl1~11tor J ohn lkrcns '11111 the t·;ir·s un identified drivrr !lwunA a .. \\ 1fl 11 t um as I hOUA h h1· "'c•r1• i:11111i: lo $peed U\\ a' , Wt.'11!1 ) l'lhng at h1 .. hu1lllt1•' to wo1t !lplln ond 11prmted across Dench Ooulcvonl. not ll<'l'· lntt on oncomln.: rnr wha<'h st ruck and .1l m n~t 111!\t antlv Jdllcd him. Ora ng e ·Coast Went h e r Little chunJ.!e in weattwr cx5>ected ror the weckl'ncl MommA l'louds " 111 ron 11nuc aloni: the Coast I NSIDIE T ODA l'' Laguna Beach u11/I bt> tfw stlf' of a Lo ng Beach S11mpllony OrC'hestro conc-erf wheTt the performtT• u.>111 re ally ~on their t~s -they'll bt mem bers of Ballet Poc1f1ca , shanng a program uilh the orchrslra Stt Page Cl of lhe Weekender ladex 4 -- l 'tahly poles and "ire., alon~ MacArthur Boulevard from Main Stret·t lo JU:o.t :.outh of tht• S.m D1t"J.!C1 1-'reew ay atl' duc to be rcmo\ Pd and plal·cd untfrr j?round b) th~ first of n(•xt) l•ar Tht• underi:roundmg proJel1 1-. t·xfK'<'lt'd tn cost bet"'e<:n ~.ooo anti S!lt>.OOO and "'111 hC' p1.11d t·nt1rt•ly h y lh1• Southern Cahforn1a 1-;t11~on Company, nr corchnit to W;ilt<>r Nollac. un Irvine <'lly enfillOl'er The money will <'1lme from u fun d cstablash rd hv th(' Stal<' P11hll1· U111it1e s t'om miss1on s1wc1f1c:i lly for s u('h untll'r· i:roundmJ: proJccts. Each ) car 11t1ht)' companies must set aside a cerl:un per centage of their gross revenue for such work. Rc.>asons given for this project ~crc MarJ\rthur Boulevard has a h1Rh volume of vehicula r and pe<ll''ltraan traffic The o' crhe ad po lei. and "'ires arc heavily concentrated The O\'crhend fac1lit1es arc un111~htly. The project 111 expected to be ronr luded by the fi rst part of next year. although Nollac noted that other undcr grounding pro- JCClR ulrcndy underway In Irvine are b<'hind 11cheduk Tuna Twist Scare: Cramps and Nausea Soml' Orange County residents are complaining or abdominal cramps and nausea today an cr eating Tuna Twist. a protein food additive marketed by Nabisco Inc But neither officials of the Orange County Health Depart· ment nor of Nabisco offices in Buena Park h a\'C any advtce for them. "I am not t ellin g people ::myt!Ung realty bttau.o;e I don't have anythmg to tell them ," said Rich ard R o bison . assista nt d ir ector o ( the Count y En\'ironrnental Health Division Robison safd he is awaiting tn· formation a bou t the product. from stale and federal food of· ficlals bul as yet has r eceived no word . Six people r eportedly m the Los Angeles a rea became Ill after eating the product and county health offi cials there have warned against eating it. Free samples of Tuna Twisl" have been arriving ln the m all. and warnings or Potential Illness were reported Thursday even· Ing And Roblso1> said be bas bttn told the product has ~n on lbe market for several months. "Bul up unUI t oday no one called about it," he added. He said be probably received 15or 20 calls by mid-morning. Nabisco e mployes who staff a ware ho us e for cookies aud crackers In Buena Park today said they had beard not.bing until calls started arriving from con· sumers this morning. The product ls bandied through ~ protein foods dlvtslon in New J ersey, and they bad no in· formation about It. D.tlly 1'1191 Statt l'lleto REFUSED HEARING Congressmen HAnthaw Court R ej ect s Hinshaw's Bid For H e aring Congress man Andr<'"' J Hinshaw was ad' isl'd today that the California Supreme Court has refused to grant a hearing al whlch his lawyers could hove challenged adverse ruhnits in h1~ current Or angl' County Superior Court pretrial action. The ruling means that uction in Judge Fra nk Domcnichan1 's courtroom will resume Monday. Opening statements will oo d<•· li\'ercd artcr a final scrvlnit JUror and four alternate Juror~ ..re chosen llinshaw. 5:l, fal"CS trlul on multiple folony counts stemmin~ from his alleg<'d rr1minal action .. while servin,:? as Orange Count) assessor in 1972 It 1!1 allefted that c·o unl\• <'mployes an the asSC!'i!l1>r \ offac•<· utilized county t1ml' and clrc"' county cxpemws wh1l<• thc·y "'('rt' actually w<>rk1nA fu r lhl• Newpor t Reach Hepubllcun ''I s u c c e s s f u I c o n i:: r <' 'I !11<1 n a I campaign Woman's Jewelry Aids ID By TOM BARLEY Ol t ... D•llf l'llel SUH The body of kidnap n ctim Joann Se1gman or Rossmoor was found today 1n a held m thl' Canrnn area or Los Angeles Count). Orange Count) Sheriff's of· fitt•rs "ho spt•d lo lhl' scene afkr u Curson rcsidt•nt m ade th(' gn s· I ~ d 1 l> c o v e r y h a s C' d t h l' 11· 1d t•nt 1ficati o n on clolh tnA . Jewelry and physical description of the murdered womim. She was wearing yellow culottes and blouse. Officers s aid Mrs. Scigman wns shot to de ath in the fi eld ne:ir tbe inteacrtioD of Alamcdtl ttnd Victoria streets. Los Angeles County Sheriff's officers a re in charge of what is now a murder IJlVHliaaUon. Officers said the body will be shipped to 11 mortuary In the area to await positive identifi cation by members or the Seigma n family who were with the victim when all fi ve m em bers of the family "ere kidnapcd Wednesd ay night by two gunmen. The dlscoverv came s hortly after f Bl agentS joined sheriff's officers and Long Beach police in a widening search that ended in the Carson area today. All three agencies issued pictures of Mrs. Seigman. 43, in the hope t h at s he might be spotted while in the company of her abductors. But hope faded late Thursday and early today as the hoped-for re ports were not re· celved. Mrs. Seigman. last seen by her three children as the two gunmen forced her away rrom Lhc family van m which they were left bound and gagged. ass ured them as ::.he left thal they would soon be together again The Se1gman children-Cathy, 19. J ohn Mal'hael. 16. and Paul. 11 told offi cers the two gunmen also assured them that no harm would come to their mother Sheriff"s 1nvest1i:ators today blamed hundreds of Long Bench residents who swarmed to the <See BO DY, Pa~e AZI Ba«!ki11g lip fhe Bears SLAIN BY KIDNAPER Joann Slegman Microwaved Ambassador Re assigne d WAS HI NGTON (i\Pi Health problems that may be linked Lu Soviet m u.-owovc bombardment are believed to be a ractor 10 the reported dcc1ii1on to reassign Walter J Stoessel Jr . S. ambassador 1n Moscow Stoessel, a 56-year-old career diplomat who has served m the Soviet cap ital an terma ttently :.1nce 1947, i s to become nmbassador to West Germany, according to diplomatic sourt'cs- In Bo nn h e w ould succeed: A m b a s s a d o r M a r t i n .I ~ llillcnbrand, who ii. rctmng . Press spokesmen for both lhl" White Jf ous<• and t he St all' Depar tm ent . following their rc- ~ular practicel>, dcdined to com· m e nt on th e 1m pcnd1 n g ambassadorial r hani:<'s l>efort· they are officially announced. T he State Department rt'- peatedly has dcn1l•tl that StOl'sM•I has developed any mt·d1cal pro· blcm s relal <'d tn lhl' S•I\ IC't m1crowavl' beam::. that ha,c• het.'n aimed at lhl· l'tnh1.1 .. i.) to 1am U.S hslt•nlll~ <k\lt'l'" on ll'> roflf The rud1 at11111 mh•n .. atv ru portl'll ly has hN•n h1 i.:h<•-.1 111 the \IC1n1ty of l h<• amha:o.~Jd111 '!. of· <~e WA vt:s. PaJ<t> A2 > A policeman fires a smoke bomb at three Polar bears at the' Ballimore Zoo to drive them a way from lhc mutilated body of a man round in the bear pit. The body was re· covered with grappling hooks and ropes. --• 't # DAILY PILOT Frtday August V 1~76 Murder Victims Identified I "' A~~· ••• ~~~i~«~~:~~ot~~ .. ~= .. ~~~ort •• ~ .... '""' •'tanUc paren\a had flooded at 10 P m. Wl'dn~y and her Dettc:tive Mac·ACt>e. S heriff's homlddt-ln· '\lestagntors lllt>tHI ~1lcntlv Thurs- day aflt•rn oon Ull arlevlnA: mothers of two 15·y\!ur-olct tlwil· ington lieuch girl& endured 1dent1fyin" bod au of the vlcUnu, Ata.bbed to death two days ago. lnvcsttgalors announced the slain teenagers are Candace Susan Ready of 19851 Jnvemeas L<lne a.nd Sheryl Sue Peterson of 9863 Cornwall Drive. They were reported mis:.ing w1thm one hour of each other Wednesday night, reportedly before either M rs. Ncila Ready clr Mrs. Kay Peten.on learnt"d th3t two un1denllfied girls had been murdered. "Al the ti mt•. they were ap- parently unaware." Hunlmgton Reach Police Uelecthe s.,tt. LWll Ochoa f>::11d. She riCf 's h o micide de t:ul Dote c t 1 \'C Bruce M::icACe c hQ" t>ve r. confirmed Thursday m~ht he suspected the slaying vi~1ms were Miss Ready and sheriff's investigators with fnend who moved to HunlUleton Hesa.ld it was an cxtr •incly un c1uer ics about the suspcctt>d Beach tbret." months aa:o. tileasant chore for alJ con«'rnl'd runaways beca use they had Sh<•ryl, was report~ massing by wht n the m ot ht•rl!i wvr~ u<" daughters misslnc and beUevl'd her mother an hourlatt!r. companied to Sudd lcback ln the beach area. The girls both Hved in tbe Mortuary ln Tustm. about a batr- Detective Sgt. Al Masucci said 11 u n tin st ton Co n t In e n ta l hour apart Thur8dt'Y afternoon. the count of possible victims townhouse development neur "They were 50 UJXSl't we cl<'- based on runaw;iy rtports on hie Brookhurlll Street i1nd Adams cldt"d to hold otl any further 111 Thursday morning was 30, but. Avenue a nd would have been lt1rv1ew1n~ until t-'r1d11y ar• anxious ca ll$ pus h ed the sophomor es at Edison High temoon,"hccxplalnl'd. possibilities to moce than 100 by School next month. The two mothers, each with noon, Investigators say the girls let>naged sons and daughters, "One couple even drove down were not cl used as run1twu)~. were in seclusion with friends to- bere from Camarillo. but neither and it was apparently not uncom-day. was their daughter. They looked mon Cor them to \ 1olute parental No funeral arranaemenls were -at tbe photographs ." said curlew regulations. scheduled yet at Saddleback She riff's Lt. Sim Middleton. "Candy and Sheryl weren 't Mortuary, but 1t was expected Detective MacAfee and his angels. but they didn't deserve to M iss Peteraoo wo uld b<' rour partne r s as signed to die," is the way one young ac-trans ferred to an Inglewood identifying the murdt'r victims quamtancephrased it. mortuary today. slabbed eight to nine times each Strongly suspecting the girls Her family moved to Hunt- were already workmg on the slain below the rocky bluffs at ington Beach in June. from Peterson and Ready girls ' disap. Pacifi c Coas t Highway and Placentia, where she attend~ pearance. Golden West Street "ere Miss Kraemer Junior lh gh School "We got a couple of missing Heady and Miss Peterson. in-after moving to that area from juvenile reports that fit their 'csugators called their mothers. the Bellflower region the year descriptions closely and went on · · W e go l a t e ntative before. that," Detective MacAfee e).· identification from the photo- plwned. graphs and a positive from each ~ixon's Neighbor Had Varied Duties Fro,,. Page :t l BODY ... downtown area for their failure to surround the kid.napers and free both Mrs. Seigman and her Education Bill OK'd By Senate A~WI,..,_.. l • By the Associated Press The Richard M. Nixons don't drop by often. but they-or their aides -do gave their closest neighbor an occasional call. In e m erge n c ie s , an d particularly while Nixon was in office, aides turned to Paul Presley, the president and part owner of the San Clemente Inn. .. Sure, t h e Nixon people needed me," Presley said in an interview. "One Salurda>·. I got a call from the house. 'The President. "ants to ~o to church tomorrow.· ~o mebody on th e s t aff :.aid. 'Whe re should he J:O? • "I said that he 'd been lo some of the bi~ churches in town and that he ought to go to ~1 small orw. ltkc the C'hri!itian Church s., thl'v said, ·All ri~ht, iio tl'll the pastor t hnt he'll bt.• there al one• m11111tt• to I 1 · 'I wt•nt to thl' churc-h, told the lHl~tor w bo 1 was and set il till up. 1 told him th1•y'd huvt• to put an a phon\' and he prorrust.'<l to see lhal ttu• rhurch was full I :..11d. ',\nd "'hl'n you sN~ me• in tht• mnrn1nt(, prt•tend you know .me ' "The pac;tor met ~ nt the door and h€• t:a\ c m t.• a b1 f.: smile and J ~ecret wink. 'Good morning, Brotht>r Preslt.·~. · hl' calk-'<1 out "l>urang lhl' sermon J ... .,w o ~ccret Sernre mnn fll\ e th<> Pre!.1dent money to put into the plate " Pr(':c>lt•\ rontinu<'d "Onl' dav. th('re wus unotht•r rall. 'LBJ's t·o mmJ: here and tomorrow's his birthda y. Where can we ~el a <·.11<t.•'' · I told them l 'd t oke care of It " "One da y th<'v railed and said the man wunkn l 'A as on tht' City Cn11nc1I. ·1 told them we were i:oln~ to h:1vt' a. to1Jrnc1me-nl Thur:o;day, "1th " b11ot trophy nnd t•vcrythmg, :ind that the old m<'n should bnnJ( llw1r wnmf'nfolk because there 'd ht' r<'frt>~hm ents. "W<'ll. tht'y nil came on<l ;ii I ho u J: h . t h <' \' sus pect <' d :.omethmit. I <ildn 't tt>ll lhcm Uw l'rt'!lldt>nt ~ a11 coming. I d1c1n 't wnnt them t•> be dlsm:>0mtt'd In '.1se he dldn ·1. but he romt• on H hcdulr " In 1972, u fter Nixon '!! rl' 1'ominntion ut Miomi Ueach, an .11111' a sked Presley to collcrt :u,oo J')C'nplt• to wt'l<~om<' the Ni~ on helacoptcr. lie rounded up :!2.000. ORANOI! COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. WNd ,,..., __ ....... _ J.ck R. C"'1eY Viar,,..._I_ ~"'"'-" Thom•s Ke.vu l:Clff .. o.rtts H. Loos Rlc"8nl P. N.n __ .,....l .... OffkM O..Jll'n-,t *--.-........ U.-0-11: t•G-,r.-.............. 11>«'>1 ,,.,, ............... ~lY•"-f:Hlllu-•1~0-..,,_.., T• ......... <7t4)64MD1 a.sstfled A~MMUI ,_..,.., .. ..., __ Sl1~1t ,.,_~( ......... 4tJ.06» Olo""""· ""' Or." .. Coll\! ....,,Hiil .. c.-Plft-Y. ho _..,, \.tof' .. \, fll\litHt~ ......... m.Ct., ff •«htf OH:Mtfllh ,.,,." m•• M ,.O, .. OXff •llMUI .... ( .. 1 ........... _ ol . ..,. . .,..._ .. ~ ...... _._ ....... °""' ...... '"' ...... ~ ........ ..., (-lltt -.,,.,,.,_1UJ-Wr1•"--un_111.,, Presley also remembers a sad· der day Cor Nixon when a call came Aug. 9, 1974. "They asked me to coll ect about 30 people to meet the helicopter from Washington, that the man needed cheering up in a bad way. "\\'hen I got lo the house wilh my party. I found 3.000 people hnmg the fence. anxious to let the President know they were with him." The Nixons have been isolated most of the lime since leaving the White l louse. When Pat Nixon re- turned home from the hospital recently aft er her stroke. Presley said be "se nt soml' people over there to tidy up the plare and ar· ranged for some flowers." A r e gis tered Republican. Presley once was a Democrat in Oklahoma. He s aid he considers himselC an independent now. Occasionally, he will host the Nixons for dinner at bis inn. But he and his wife, Ruby. never elt· peel them to drop by at home. But occasionally, he said, a Secret Sen•ice man will knock and ask to borrow a cup of sugar or a hatr-doien e~ll?s. WAVES ... Cice on the ninth noor of the Moscow embassy. However. sources have con- firmed that for som~ lime Stoessel has been suffering from anemia, a blood cond ition characterized by lack or red blood cells. Anemia and other blood problems a re among symptoms that have been report· ed in experimental studies on ef- fects of microwaves. One State Depar tment official who previously had served In Moscow com m ented a bout Stoessel's impending move, "{ recall hearing a s early ns January that they'd have to get him out of there, because or his health." However. the official added that factors aside from health probably were involved. "Jl's a very difficult post. even apan. from the radiation," he tulid. Stoe!'lsel arrived in Moscow ac; ambassador in 1974. at the height or U.S. efforts to supplant th~ Soviet lnnuencc lo Egypt and the Anb world. Also. he has run the embassy durin g strateg ic nuclear arms negoU aUons and while tensions d e veloptd he tween Was h ington a n d Moscow over their conflicting policies tn Africa. The leadlnf candidate to suc· ceed Sloesse ln Moscow ls re-- Ported to be Malcolm Toon, though diplomatic 110Urce1 said the Ford adminlstraUon ls reluc· tant to w lthdrnw Toon from hla current ambassadorial post ln bra el. Another possible successor to Stoessel Is Richard T. Davies, U.S. ambassador to Poland. Judge Nixes Sui.t by Gays SAN FRANctsa> <AP> -A feclel'al Judi~ dlsmlalnt • suit acalAlt tbe' Paclftc Telephone Company, bu ruled that the Ul64 CM.1 JU&bts Act does not problbtt discrlmioation aialmt bomosex· uals. U.S. District Court Jodie Spencer WlWama tolsed out the suit Thursday which h.cl been brought by two homosexual.a wbo said they ha d been harassed into quitting, and a lhird who said the utility wouldn't hire him bec•UM ol it. Tbe company dent~ all the accuaation&. children. They blamed owners of Citizens Band radios for attract- ing o ther C B buffs to the downtown area after they picked up police buUeUns detailing the abduction and calling additional cars lo the kidnap scene. "These CB u sers are a menace," a senior investigator grumbled today. "They fill t.he airways with a lot of useless junk, they impede ~ in every possible way a nd they insist on speaking to each other in some kind of unintelligible Southern twang that seems to be their trademark." Without that interference. police said, they believe they could have s urrounded the kidnapers and freed both the children and Mrs. Seigm·un. Market manager J o h n Seigman, so. was unharmed. Police found him al a pay t elephone booth outside his Market Basket store clutching a brown paper bag containing SS,000 in cas h-the rontents of bis sare. Selitman and his family were t aken at gunpoint Wednesday mght from their home al 3351 Cortese Drive. Rossmoor. by two men carr) ing weapons and wear- ing Halloween m ask.s. Scigm an said he was told to open them ark et safe, put iL-. con· tents tn a paper bag and then go to lbe phone outside the store and wait for a call from them. WASHINGTON (AP> -The Senate today approved a $3S.J billion, six-year extension of federal programs for higher and vocational education, after re- jecting attempts to restrict court- ordered busing to dese&regate schools. The final vote was 78 to s, send- ing the bill to a conference with the House. Among other things, the bill would increase the maximum federal grant for poor students to attend college from $1,400 t o Sl.800 a year. It also would ex· tend eligibility for govemment- guaranteed s tudent loans to families with annual incomes of S2S,OOO. The current limit 1s SlS,000. In other action on the bill, the Senate adopted 88-0 an amend- ment to exem pt father·son nnd mother-daughter events in public schools from the ban on sex dis - crimination in federatly supporti- ed educational tnstitutJons. The amendment, by Rep. Paul Fannin <R·Ariz.>. also would wai ve a ppll ca li on or the an11discrimination Jaw to Boys tale and G iris Slate programs s ponsored by the American Legion and its auxiliary. Frolft Pagf! A I CABLE ••• Ro11k, ff 0111~ Six-year -old H cll'ne Ferrl'~l l'r of Nl'W York i::el.!> a <.'lose-up gande r at a goose during a' 1s it of a g roup of handicapped _youngsters to lht• city's l3ronx Zoo. The caut aous hand of :i 700 all<.'ndant restrains tht> gooM' from •lll Y fowl pltlY. Saddleback Board Eyes Gym Complex ~ Sa ddleback Communitv College Districl tru.st('CS arc ex· peeled ~o form ally_ accept Ute campus $2.47 m1lhon phvsical education complc. wht·n· thev meet J\1onday in the <·ul lt'J!C J1l>rary. Viejo Crash Kills Driver On Freeway A 61-year-old Mission Viejo man was killed shortly befor e mid.night Thurs day when his car swerved, was struck by another car , t hen plunged down an embankment. Truste<'s art' scht'<lukd to mc<'l 1 at 7 pm. in a (')l)sed exeeut1vo session to discuss culh.•ct1\'C · bargaining und employe sularic~ "1th thei r lc,:ial counsel. The public mt.•ctan~ is planned to bt·Jun al 7:30 p.m. Construction or the-four-' building eompl<'x. which includt'!C a gym , shower and locker room,.. t eacher offices a nd ucLiv1ty , rooms, began laslfall. At that tlml', the physical edu cation department was housed in one or the campus ' tempo r ary s tru c ture s . Architects are now working on plans lo remodel th.is building for u~e as a child d ay care center, teacher offices and classrooms. Seigman told officers that he became nervous after sta.oding However, the council decided at the phone booth for 10 minutes t d l t lb l · · California Highway Patrol or- ficerssaid John W. Wciodward, of 25901 Ser en ata Drive , was thrown from his car. He was pro- nounced dead at the scene, on the San Diego Freeway south of La Paz Road, officers s aid. During the meeting, trustees w ill also consider approving the Associated Student Body budget for the interdlstrict attendanc<! procedures and changes in rhe ' fine arts complex. without a call and decided to call 0 e e e a provision and no Lonit Beach police. penalty fee would be assessed the company. Police s aid their radioed plans The city would coTicct a three for surrounding the area were )>ercenl franchise fee from the picked up by CB enthusiasts who company, to be put into Irvine's flocked lo the scene and ap·. general fund. Th1lt would bring parently alarmed t~ kidnapers an estimated $12,000 to $L5,000 Woodward was travelin g south, oCCicers r eported, when he swerved in to the path of another car, driven by Betty Ann Favata. 43, of 33331 Gelidum Circle, Laguna Niguel. who ned with Mrs. Se1gman. • per year into city coffers. Sheriff's oHlcers have circulat.-ro descriptions of two men who K.4NS4S ZOO'S GOT BIG CNUS are believed to be driving a light Marine Charged colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 1950s or early 1900s vintage. Her car struck the rea~ or Woodward's , the CHP s aid, lhen his car plunged off the road. or. ficers said the other driver was uninjured. • TOPEKA. Kan. (AP) -Aro you rendy for lhe goW>, Weather and Sports? They warned anyone who believes t ha t he may have spotted the two men w\th or without Mrs. Scigman to call police and n ot attempt to question the two fugitives. Irvine Men's Flag Football League Forms Men interested ln playln1 nag football thl.s fall have until Sept. 10 to enter a team with t.be lrvlne Recreation Department. Two Jeaaues are being formed -one for Irvine reiident& and one for non·reslctent&. Games will be played on Sundays, with the first one te ntatively set for Sept.27. To be ellclble, men must be at leut 18 yea.rs old. 1l»O fee for each 20-man team la $110, pay•· ble before Sept. 10. Teams may sign up any week· day ln the recreation ofDce at cl· ty ball, 4201 CampUA Drive, room 282. A mmnaJeta meetinl will be held at 7 p.m. SeJK. 18 ln tbe lfa"ard A veoue Community Patt mulU·purpose room. Men tnterested in playing. but wbo do not have a team, may attend t.Mt meeting and see If any manag-ua are abort players. Bodies Identified SACRAMENTO (APJ -Two bodies found in a shallow arave nur here were tdentined as thole or Gordon GIJrnoR, S2. and Allee Shira, 35, Colt11a County Sbelitt l6bD J, 1'roqhtcG said 1'lllmd.a)' • • SAN DTEGO (AP) -A ronner Marine drill sergeant faces a general court m artial Monday on charges of taking $606 from l"ecrults. He is Sgt. David Lee WaJJace,27,of Lafayette,Al::i. The body was taken to O'Con· nor Laguna Hills Mortuary . where arrnngemenls are pend· ing. The Gage Park Zoo's two new ~nus, a four-year·old fe male and a one·yenr·old male, have bee n named Weathe r and Sports. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully without nsurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should insist that the people who Install your carpeting work for a contractor who rs INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He is reQui red by state law to be both.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection, and the very accomplishment of hcensang indicates a degree of competency. The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor Is that he might be out of buSiness tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden·s for rellablhty. and the best installation around! DEN'S ..,. ... ....,:iiisiallatiiin:·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor t lC. NO. 2l041l 1663 PlAa:NTIA AVENUE • COSTA MlSA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646~838 -6.C6-13SS Friday" Clo1ting Pricf' NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Remote Test Asked •1 • ·~ " '• II • t ,,., .... ;;,; \~ ~;! .. IJI'\. t SAN DIEGO lAP > -San Diego Gas & Electric Co. wants to usl' remott control to turn off home air con· diliont'r!" and hot water heate~ to re- duce consumption in peak periods. Such a system Is being tested by the Wisconsin Electric Power Co. The switch would be Installed in :i customer·s home or omce buildJnJC. Participation would be voluntary and limited to 740 customn-s. m~l of them resideoUaJ, at the start. Fnday August 2' 1~7& l'N DAILY PILOT :111 Myths, Facts Guide to Pre-vote Claims By SYLVIA PORTt:R The stt•udy t'con<'lmlc ciq11lns11111 111 1971; to datt> has helped to pulverizl' tll'Vt•ral cronnrnic myth~ or v1t11I lnl pe>rtance to our ~·kl•lhooks tht•o1 ll':. u<h .. 111<·cd by th,• l-'ord admtn1:.trul1on tmd iiprt•ltd ut 1,•11:.t to M>tnti Nctent b) J>emocrntlc economil>l.8 Tb re·s no v. ay or prevcntin& the myth:. from taking even deeper hold dunn~ the pn" election months. Out tlw followang little ~uldl' can put consu•tlt·r~ 011 guard. Money's Worth Myth 1: An t'<'011111mr t•"<pansion as i.tronJ: <and broad a:- the rurrent one mw.t rr 1~111le infl•Uon and threaten us with a repetition of the rughtmarr of doubk··d1g1t 1nnat1on. Thus, we cannot afford any specd·up in our economic recover~. despite the suffering this 1mphcs to our millions or joblc'" workers. Fact : This has indeed been a stronJt, bnlanced rl'lxmn<I since the severe s lump bottomed out in lht• :-prlng or 1975. lt has contained remarkably few excesses. BUT INST EAD OF AN acceleration an the pace or an nation, the pace of rise in prices has derelerated. Over the· long term. the current annual rate of rase tn the 6 to 7 per <'enl range is far too hagh for a healthy economy, but tha' represents progress from 1973·74 ·s rates of 11lo12 percent. There is plenty of slack in our economy; there are mi major bottlenecks; in general. there Is an excess, not a: shortage, of workers Most of the giant forces contributin~ to the unprecedented inflation blow-off n few years ago urc not threats now. · The myth harms us ix'<'ause it makes us afraid lo take appropriate steps to assist private enterprise m rrealtn&. more jobs for o ur labor force and, thus. mor e tu.es for the: U.S. Treasury. MYTH%: INTEREST RATES must rise os the e<'onomv regains its power. Demands for credit from busmesses and individuals, a long walh tighter credit polJ<'iC's of the Federal Reserve System to kt.'<'P the expanswn under control, will f I put upward pressure on rates. \ }'act: This theory ha:.n 't worked out at all so far. Credit demands h ave remu1nl'<i modest as <'Orporataon profits have soared. This d1min1sht•s thl' need for busint.•ssl's to go "out sade" for financin~ The Federal 's l1sihten1ng in credit policy to d ate has ~l·n minor. To judge the future of interest ·rat es by lhl' abnormalities of Uw pH:.l t'ouple of years al> rid1cu lou~. MYTH 3 : ··.:ot:RAL BUDGJ-;T dd1('1ls of thl:' magnitude of r ecent Yl'ars must "<'nmd out" private bor- rowers from the marl.et The U.S. Tn·asury is the pnme borrower of the nation and 1ts demands mul>t be met first Thas will kill our expan. .... 1on. Government l>pcnding must be slashed. Fact: The Treasury's financing needs have been absorbed in the marketplace with astonishing case. This theory -promoted by U.S. Treasury Secretary William Simon with the rommendable goal of impressmA Congrcs~ "1th the need for t·urbang s pending -has bt•en pulverized along" 1th the theory on internst ratvs. The pent.up dC'mand for rixc·d·mrotn<' SC'curities ;,1t today ·s 1ntcr<•st rates 1s hugl' <witness the rN'<'nt bidding for thl' Treasury's issue of lO·yenr 8 per rent nnll·~ 1. A continueil stronit cxp:rn::;ion \\all generate rcvl'nues to rl'duce the budget def1c1t and lo leave more room fo1• pr1 rnll' bor. rowers. • MVTll 4: CONGR ES." IS in<'apablc of kel•ping spend mg under <'Ontrol. The White llou~c is the only source to rely on. Fact: Congress has shown itself to he res ponsibl<' in lh1~ s phere_ Congress. on the spot under the new bud gel control procedures. is held to th<' letter oflhc l:iw f''or the fiscal ) l'ar 1977. for instance. C'ongress pro1cct 1 r evenues at $362.5 hilhon against the adm11111>trat1on·s SJ51.3 billion: outlays at $413.3 bill ion against the adm101strat1on 's $395.8 billion ; the dl'C1c1l at S50 8 billion against thl' administration ·s $.14.6 billion. The d1ffcrcnt'Cl> arc m eaning less. Dow Edges Slo1vly Up To Finish Bad Week NEW YORK <Al'> Tht• stock marht w~as able to muster only a m 1x<'Ci ..,t10\\ mg today in response to :-omc- ravorable go\•ernm<-nt 'lal1:.l1<s on the t.·t.•onom1c outlook Trnding was vcrv hght. The Dow Jones average or 30 mdustrial :.tocks closed u1> 3 49at963 93. 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' l Lag~•na /South Coast EDITION VOL. 69, NO. 24'0, 4 SECTIONS, '2 PAGES r fte rnoon • Sto (?ks TEN CENTS' }~~~~~y Gate a PO~sihle Death Trap?! t Ol .. 0. .. ,11\ ....... The slate cbjl'f ol rwJ transit u.ld Tbur1day that u ground level pedealrlan safety. gale crosslng of the Santa Fe Rail\\ a) f track proposed by the city of San Clemente would be a potent1.il r death trap J Daniel Paige tesllfied before : Public Utility Commjss1on bear f mg in San Clemente that m h1~ oplnjoo an eiosling tunnel lo the municipal pier would be safer. San Clemente caly offiCJaJs are pt!tjtioning the PUC to permit an electronacall) controlled cross mg gate on the Los Angeles to Sun Diego masn line track They contend the tunnel 1s a potential haven for cnme. und it deterrent to beach access for l'lderl) or 1nf1rm peoph.• Thc) \\Ould lake to demolis h the tunnel Paige said the pr~ swln11· 1ng gale-one on either side of the tracks -"could trap pedestrians oo the rieht-<>f·WU)'." belwttn the gates.on thetracki. He tt>stlhed that a beach' 11oor could be passmg through th~ open gates, a train could then tnp the shut1in1: mechanism, and the gates close on him. Paige stud that person could become confused. "lie would be . trapped." he sald Tbe englnt't'r al$o worrted th11t a malfunction ln the gotc <:Quid leave the gateis o~n as a tratn ,passed. • Or. Paige mused, though nobody might be crossing. gate~ that stayed open would force tht.' train to stop anrw ay lO examinl' the.,nalfuncllon. losing valuable tra\!el time. (Me GATE. Pagei\21 ;Kidnap Victinl Found '.Dead • ID Carson Field i Leak Patrhe d I . • t . f Sewer Woes r t Plague City I Problems an disposal of trealt'd $ewer water continue to plague /the city of San Clemente. Wednesday afternoon a leak in the ocean outfall near North ;iJeach. through which all the · city's treated emue1:t pours. re· suited sn a geyscr of treated ~ewagc. Pressure m the old outfall line. built in the 1920 's, forced the sewage through a small hole higl) Jnto the air. health. !>aid to<foy th<' outfall"' 10 bad shape m several places especially where it 1s exposed al the shoreline. "It's bombarded ... he satd. '·by wave after wave after wave." with sea sail and sand acting to corrode it. Wehner said, "fllhis keeps up. it ·s going to be patcht'S from end to end.·· La91111a Issue SLAIN BY KIONAP£A Joann Slegman The county heaJlh department ordered beach lifeguards to keep bathers away from the im· mediate area, one where surfers .like to con1reg ate. Tbt leak was patched by tod.,y, but county and city officials were lrtill eying the outfall warily. I The outfall was l ast re- &OOttructed In the 19SO's and has J>ffn patched numerous limes. Two Departments, Clash on Erosion r ll was not bum to regularly handle the kind of load ll ls handl· Ing now. Prior to a month ago. tnosl city effluent. was dis- ~arged on land. for irrigation lad ground water recharge. ~ A month ago the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board cited the city for "gross yiolatlon" of waler quality ttandards. The board ordered a ~P to land discharge and direct-ed that treated sewage bl' It.umped at sea. The outfall since has been t andling millions o( gallons or uwaae more every day than it is accustomed. Mike Wehner. environmental health speciali8t with county Suspect He ld In Molest ing Of Teen Girl A 33 .>'Car-old l\na.hcim mon fiuspectcd or molesting a 13-ycar- old Irvine girl Wednesday night turned himselC in to the Irv1oc police, oUicers said today. Emil William· Xollhopp i~ in the Newport Beach City JaH to· day on charges of kidnap, a..o;saul1 lO commit rape, sex perversion Md lewd and lascivious coodurt n.gain~t children. police !!aid. By JACK CHAPPELL OIU0.0.allyrllel!Mtt Peppery contention between the Laguna Beach Municipal· Services Department and lhe Plann1ng Department has erupt- ed over a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers proposal to undertake n detailed project study of erosion at Laguna Beach's Heisler Park. The long skinny oceanfront park slt.s atop 30-foot high cliffs and ls flaking ore at about two feel a year onto the beach below. Stan Scholl, director of municipal St'rvices, is backing a proposal by the Corpe to perform a detailed study of the erosion and to make rttommendations for halUng the erosion. However. Plannlnt Director Ooug Schmitz has drafted a re· port.indicating thatoocc the corp:-; .:l't.s started in a project, the city lo.<1es control. Schm1t11 1s backl'Ci by un nc1d <"riticlsm of the Co rp~ or Jo:ngmeers by the Planning Com- m1ss1on which recommended to ' the city council that lhc corps be tnld to keep its bulldoicrs out o( Laguna Man Injure d When Car Hits Pole Laguna Beach. The corps of engineers performed what it called a recon- naissance report on the el'06ion in 1974. It found the flaking was due to wave action and to burrowing bygroundsqwrrels. , The squirrels undermined up· per portions of lhe cliffs. The waves eroded the base of the cliffs. The Corps propostd that one mt'ansof halting lbewavccroslon would be lo dump large masses or heavy rock on points below th£' park to form a breakwater 11 feet hifhand2Sfeetoutlntothe~ean. t also proposed that a sea waJL • could be construct~ along the length of the park. The reconnaissonce report lay moldering In city files U11t1l July of this year. In the meantime, the c•1ty had attempted to grapple with the erosion caused by •ht• !(round squirrels. ' But every time sug1estion~ were made for eradicating th1· pc~ky critters. squirrel lover, would besiege the council. Attempts ·to poison, to feed 'them birth control pills, and to~os them have all been rejected by th$! council. The city has undertaken a pro· J(ram of humane tr"pplng. Tht> trapped squirrels :ire then set free m ml and undeveloped lerntory. The city h a ll pyrotechnics between the department hC'ads waslouchl'dOffby aseem)n.tlyin· (Sff FLAKF., P~f' A2l ~· Woman's Jewelry Aids ID 8)•TOM BARLE\' Of U.• 0•1'' "'toe Sl.tfl The body of Rossmoor k1donp victim Joann Seigman y. a:. dis co~today ma rcmote wct1on or Dominguei. llills in the city or Carson. Deputy sheriffs on the> i.cene said they were able to identify Uw body because they had a ~ood description Of the Victim and a)SO of the clothing and jewelry she was wearing when abducted. Officers said the victim had been shot todeoth. The discovery came shortly .after f'N ~·"' ~ ~ grow• Ing searcli' for Ifft. Silgbum wba was drivea ort at gunpoint whUe police were freeint her three children near the Long Beach market managed by her also ebducted husband. Sberlff's·omccrs. working with the federal lawmen and Loni{ Beach police, t oday iss ued pictures of the mjssing Mrs. Seigman. 43, and urged anyonc who spots her or a person re· sembJJng her to contact.them. Mrs. Seigman, last seen by her three chUdren as the two gunmen forced her away from the family van in which they were left bound and gagged, assured them as she left that they would soon bl' together again. The Seagman children-Cathy. 19, John Michael, 16. and Paul. 11-told officers the two gunmen also assured the m that no harm would come to their mother. Sheriff 's investigal.ors today blamed hundreds of Long Beach residents who swarmed lo the downtown area for their failure 'to surround the kidnapers and free both Mrs. Se1gman und her children. They blamed owners or Citizens Band radios for attract- jng oth er C'B burrs to thC' downtown area after they picked up poll~e bulletins detailing the abductil>n and callinJ: add1llonal cars Lo the kidnap ~cene. <See SEA RCll, Page A2> KANSAS ZOO' C,(Jf BIG GNUS TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -Arc you ready for the gnus. Wenth<>r and Sports? The Gage l'nrk Zoo's two nt'w Rnu~. ft four-year·old femalt• ond a one-ycar·old mal<'. hove• been named Wcalhrr an1I Sports. Dally Pie.I 114.n r •t STEEP ST AIRS IN SAN CLEMENTE SUBJECT OF HEARING Vintage Pier Entrance Proble ms Reviewed by Penel Prank Proves Fatal At Bachelor Party A bachelor party for a young Hollywood man who would have been married Saturday ended in tragedy early today in Hunt- ington Beach, leaving his funeral the only pending ceremony. John Stuart Wells, 23, was killed at 1 :45 a.m . when the usual sort of pre·nuptjaJ prank Rec Program Set,s Parties The San Juan Capistrano recreation department will pulon an hour·long ··charlie Brown" ..Raggedy Ann and Andy" or ··circus" children's birthday par- ty any day butSundayforS22. The fee includes cake, ice cream, punch, games and favors for up to 13 people. including adults. Additional partygoers l'an be accommodated for an ad· ditional charge, according to Tom Baker. recreation director. fnformatlon or reservations are available by calling Baker at cityoffaces,493 1171. Fire Methods Hit SENEY. Mich. (API -A wildcrnes11 fire rai?in~ throui:h Ml\'hlgsn 'i; Upper Peninsula mhcht n('ver have nared out or control 1f 1t had started ju11l n male south of it11 origin, a U.S. Jo'1sh and Wildlife official s ays, Jack Frye. mana~er or the Wildlife Services' ~ney Rt-fuAP, where the rire 11( centf'red, t.ttid Thursday that rt•dl'ral r<> gulations prevented him from or· rlcring ('r('w11 Into Uw w1ldl'me!'ls ar('n where the• fire• hrr1k1• out nl'arly a month BJ?O puUed by his well-wishing male friends took a sudden. horribLe twist, police said. . Watch Commander Sgt. Darryl Klopp sa.id Wells and his frlendll were driving along lleach Boulevard when they pulled Into ' a left turn pocket near Heil Avenue. Investigators said Wells jok. ingly jumped out of the car ns its driver waited to make a left tum or a U-turn, whereupon the occu. , pants jokingly pretended they were going to ditch the groom-lo- be and leave him stranded. Traffic accident lnvest.igator John Berens said the car's un· identified driver swung a swift U· tum as though he were going lo speed away. Wells -yelling at his buddies • to wait -spun and sprinted • across Beach Boulevard. not see- ing an oncoming car which struck and almost instantly killed him. Motont1t Scott James Nason, 18, of Long Deach. had no op· port.unity to avoid the tragic ac·l't dent and was not cilcd, polttt' said. Wells was pronouncl'd dead al the scene. Coroner 's deputie:'l said he It i.urvived by his mother who wlO make funeral arrangements ai Smith's Mortuary in HunUngtoo Beach. They did not hav.-tho name or the girl who would huve become \ Mrs. Wells S&Aturday. Coas t We athe r Kollhopp Is beln# held without ball and a parol<' hold ha.s been placed on him for an alleged parole violation. He was ac·. ,romponied by his parole olficer 1when he surrendered at the Irvine police station Thursday ar- ;a..emoon. police said. /\ Laguna Beach man Is in r<cnous but stable condition to· day al Saddle back Communit' Hospital arter he lost control of hjs car on Laguna Canyon Road Thursday night and rammed into a utility polt-. T11na Additive Tainted? Little change in weather t•xpccted for the WC'l'kt>nd. Morning cloud~ will con· llnuc along the Const. INSIDE TODA\' Logul)(l Oto.ch will be lhe 1ltc o/ .a LonQ Beach S11mphony Orchl!stro concert ~fl th• ~rlorml!ra will re .oll11 ~on thdr t~• -thei1'U ; Ot11cers said the cnnrges Stem from an incident in Harvard tommunity Park Wednesday flight, whe n two 13-year-old Irvine girls were dragged into a )rash enclosure at knilepoinL \ One of the girls was molested by the attacker ber~ he Oed When he spotted a nearby police car. (Prosecuto r Asked ! WASHINGTON (AP> .,Congress should create stand·by 110achlnery tor appointing a temporary special pro,,~utor. · says Sam Dash, the former counsel roe the Senate Watergate Committee. James David Lyons, 1340 Cer· rltos Drive. was placed in the hospital's intensive care unit this morning following surgery. Lyons, 29. s urcered multiple fracture. in the 10:4.sp.m. crash.. According to Irvine Police. Lyons was driving south on Laguna Canyon Road when heap- parentl)' lost control, swerved over lo the northbound lanes and truck a utility pofe on the op posite side of the road, about one mile south of the San Diego Freeway. . Police said the car·s eng1ne burst into names soon af\er tht> collision, but that Lyons was not burned in the Ore. No other cars were involved in· the accident, police said. Extender Suspected in Rash· of Complaints Some Orange County resident! are complaining o( abdominaJ cramps and nausea today after eating Tuna Twist, a protein food addiUve marketed by Nabisco Inc. DlvironmenlaJ Health OMsion Robison said be is awaiting in• formation about the product. froro state and federal food of· ~ials but as yet has received no wo,~. But neither ofCicials of the Six people reportedly In the Orange County Health Depart· Los Angeles area became ill menl nor or Nabi~ olfi<-es in after eatioe the product and Bueti Parlt have any advice Cor county health omcial.s there have them. warned q1to1t eating it. "J am not telling peo]>le Frte sampl~~ of 1\ma Twist· anythi.nc realty beca~ l ddn't have beeft arr1vlng ln the mall. h.ave anything to tell them." sald and warning• of pottntial illness Ri~hard R obl$On, Halatut. Wtte reported Tbu.nd., even- d ire cl or ot the Count1· Ing. - t + -.---- And Robison said he has been told the product ha.s been on the m~rket for several monlh!I. '"But up until today no one called about it," he added. He said he probably received lS or 20 calls by mid·moming. Nabist?o employes who staff a warehouse for cookies nud crackers In Buena Park today saJd tbey had heard nothing until calls started arriving from con- sumers this morning. The product ls handled through • protein foodA division ln New Jersey. ind they bad no in· formation about it. bt mtmbera 0/ aalltt Pacifica, •baring. a program ""'h the orche1tra. Su Pogt Cl of IM W ttk~er l•dex t . \2 DAIL V PILOT L!SC Wast e S tudies Due I FLAKE ... • no<.'UOU~ rt'QUeSt h\ the Corp!! or f.nginet>ra. to lht• city tor,. "real Slowdown End f1 rm atJOn of your auppon cl a pro. JI'('( to prott'ct the )floreline ;an:ll!'l ol llehl•r P urk " 'fht' pJjnrlln8 commL,!!loo Tue:-.· d:.1y louk up thcque!ltmn 'It un11n1mousl> fc>und •' lh:caua.t> no one IJI offt'nn1t to :.olvc the problem at lhl· top oflh" clltrs, wt• huve nu w1~h to reaffirm u 111upport lhat wns never K•ven <ind Wt.' •u41gt•!lt wrHln1 to the Corps telbng thern Wt' were Mt In· H•rt•!lted three Yt·.ir~ Jl.;O ,md ure not antcre11ted now . "The commiS11ion $uys no Pl"O• Jl'cts 1n the past or planned by the Corps or Engineers would be or help to the city an Hetsler Park and any solution would have to be much less drastl('. '·T1depools <m the path oC U>e! breakwater 1 are protected ond cannot be de.strO)'ed to <:ave the relll estate above." the com· mlssion declared. The planners h ad h eard e rlU('lSm or the Corps from Bruce Baird. chief lifeguard, who said onl'e the Corps gets started, rooperallon afterward 1s negligi· ble. Baird based h.is view on !\(!Wporl Beach and Santa Cruz twp ch prOJ ects ~holl has maintained that lbe ci~ _holds the re ms and that notrung but new knowledge can <'Oflle from an expanded report on th~erosaon the report "ould cost the city m,{hing and could provide the basis for act'eptablc means of controlling the erosion of the park. now dangerously narrow in ~ome points. he s aid. The council will likely get both Mdes Of the argument In Sep· lt·mber Fro111 Page .t l GATE .•• A proposed bill passed by the State Legislature Thursday and ".utmg for Governor Brown's s114nature "ould add two more passenger trains to the existing s1 x·tra1n sc hedule passing through San Clemente, btginmng nt.>xt Wednesday Those trains. "hi<'h now go throu~h at 40 milt•s per hour, ''ould under lht: new law t'' entuully be perm1tltd to travel at oo miles per hour. pro\·idlna track and l'QUt pmc'nt 1 mprO\l" ments Wt'rl' much> P .11 g<' s~.11d lh0!-11.' add<.-d factors would 1n('rea~e tht• hazards of a J!l'OUnd kv<>I t'ros:>lllj! Oc•fon· PatStl"s t est1mon\' Th11r::.d11). a minor \\ranalc 1•rupt.:d amonR the attorneys 'l'hl• hl-.1rin~ had been rt'()pt'n1•d 111 c.llsc·u,., po,.,1bh• .1ltl!rnall\ <'" 111 Jll ,1t i:radl· t:ros:iin~. 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'•"'''~tr.«.,," UH~ ""'' O"'"""''"' >•~rM,. M ,,,.,.r .. ".-...*"' u " "*"'""•., 0.1ly ,., ... Slatt P ..... ONE EXAMPLE OF EROSION AT HEISLER PARK Oceanfront SHe Losing Two Feet Per Year Nixon's Neighbor Had Varied Duties 8 )' Tbt Associated Press The Richard M . N'axons don't drop by often. but they-or their aides -do gtve their closest neighbor an occasional call. In emergencies , and particularly while Nixon was in office. aides turned to Paul Presley. the president and part owner of the San Clemente lnn. "Sure the Nixon people needed ~e." Presley said in ur1 ant er view "One Saturday, I ~ot a call from the house. 'The President wants to go to church tomorrow.' somebody on th e s t a ff satd 'Where should he f?O?' camf' Aug. 9. 1974 "The' asked me to collect about JO pcoplt.> lo meet the helll'OPl<'r from Washington, that the man n eeded cheering up in a bad way. "When I ~ot to the house with my party. I found 3,000 people lining the fence. anxious to let lhe President know th<'Y were with him " The Ntxons have been isolated most of the time since leaving the White lfou1>e. When Pat Nixon re· turned home from the hospital rt:'cenlly after her stroke, Presley "aid he "sent some people over there to tidy up lh<' place and ar- ranged for some no"ers. ·· For N Plants? WASHlNCiTON (1\PI -The Nuclear Rt•aul otory Com mw1on <NRCl 1>u1d hlday full bc~nsrna ot o~w nud('a_r power planu m1aibt. res ume by Dt-<·embt•r NRC <"11u1rman Marcus W Rowden told a con11re1oa1on1&l comnut..Lee that the i.low<Sown oo licensing new plants could be suspended after compleUon of s tudies or nuclear was tes manaaemeot. and pubUc bear- ings. The NRC earlier this month sharply curtailed licensing and operation of new nuclear power plants m response. to • pair of U.S. Court of Appeals declSions last July 21. Those decis ions said the comm1ss1on did not pay enou gh attention l o em'ironmental issues an g:rant· iog lice nses for plants In Yennont a nd M 1cbigan. The NRC action did not affect. nuclear plants already produc· ang electric1ty. It placed a moratorium o n new con- struction and limited the licens· ing oC new plants to produce at full capacity. Meanwhile, the Senate today appointed l2 senators to make an overseas study of the effect of nuclear reactor sales on U.S. security and foreign policy. Majori t y leader Mite Mansfield <D·Mont. >. said one of the most important Issues in the next Congress "will be the development of a policy to cope with the worldwide prollferaUoo oC atomic reactors." Manafield and other senators have expressed concern that plutonium; a byproduct of nuclear reactors. can be us~ for the production of atomic \loeapons. "It is imperative that ap· propriate safeguards and security procedures are de· s igned to prohibit the misuse of p lutonium and other byproducts." Mansfield said. The 12·member s tudy de· legation, appointed under a re· solution offered by Mansfield and Republican leader Hugh Scott, was drawn from three <·ommlttces wrestlin g with legislation to establish controls on the export of nuclear materials and technotos:y. The~e are t ht• Govcrnmt•111 Operation~ Cummittee, th(• Foreign Rela~1on1> Cornm1tlt•t• :ind the J c>1nt Committee <111 Atomic •:neray. The t1tom1c commlUt<t' fl'Jt>Ct t'tl u propo~e1t t'omprumii;l• bill Thursday, while the Foreign Helations CommUlet1 upproved tl. Sen. Abraham Ribicoct (0. Coon.), was named chairman or lhe Special .StUd)' sroup, Sen. HowardH. Baker (R·Tenn.l. vicc chairman. F re• Pa~ .. 1 I SEARCH ... "These CB users are a ml!nace." a senior mvestigator grumbled today. "They fill the airwl)'S with a lot. cl useless junk. they impede OS in every possible way and they ~isl on speaking to each other in some kind of unintelligible Southern twang that seems to be their trademark." Without that interference. police said, they believe the:,· could have s urrounded ttw kldnapers and Creed both the children and Mrs. Seigman. Marke t m anager John Seigman. 50, was unharmed. Police found him at a pay telephone booth outside his Market Basket store clutching a brown paper bag conta1nln.g S8,000 in cash-the contents of bis safe. Seigman and bis family were taken at gunpoint Wednesday night from their home at 335l Cortese Drive, Rossmoor, by tw11 men carrying weapons and wear- ing Hallo\\een masks. S<'1gman said he was told lo Clpen the market safe. put its con· ten~ an a paper bag and lht>n l!•l to the phone outside the store and wail for a call from them. Se1gman told officers th'll he became nervous after standing at the phone booth ror JO minutes without a call and decided to call Long Beach police. Police said their radioed plans for surrounding the area were picked up by CB enthusiasts who flocked to the scene and ap· parently alarmed the kidnupcrs who Cled with Mrs. Seigman . o.tll\' ...... .._.. REFUSED HEARING Congressman Hinshaw Court R ej ects Hinshaw's Bid· For H e aring C'o ni;ressman Andrew J Hanshaw was advised loday lhal the California Supreme Court has r<.'fuscd to jt rant a hearing at whu~h his lawyers could have challenged adverse rulings In his c•urrent Or ange County Superior Court pretrial action. The rulin~ means that uction in Jud RC l"rank Dom<'n1chini ·~ cour1rClClm w 111 n•s ume Monduy. Openantt ~tutcmcnts will b<• de· livered art('r u hnul serving juror and four alternate Jurors arc chosen. fhnShUW . 53, foC('S trial On 1 multJple felony counts stemming from has ullegt'd criminal actions while Servin~ 3!> Orange County llSSl'!>~Or IP 1972 ll 1., ollt•$!cd that county emplo~ es m tht• a!lscssor 's orru•c• ut1h2ed count.) time and drew county npenses \lo hile they were a c tu al!\ working for tht• l'\e\\ port· n1·~ch Hc•puhhcan ·, 'u cl'('~ ' ( u I t' 0 II~ r(• ~ s I 0 II ll I campaijm lhnshaw was sentenred to ont' to 14 Yl'Urs m st ate pnson aflt•r being convicted tif brtbt:'ry charges aired an an earlie r Superior Court trnd. J le Is free on appeal. .. I said th at he 'd 00.n to so mt• of the big churches if\ town t1nd that he ought to go to a small one. hke t be Christian Chun·h S41 the) said. ·All ni.:hl. go tell tht• pastor that ht ·11 be there at onr minute to 11. · "I went to the church. told the pastor who I was and set 1t all.up I told him they'd have to put tn a phone and he promised to set' that the church was full I ~aid. 'And when you sec me in the morntni:. pretend you know No Charges Filed In Laguna Knifing SheriH's omcers ha"e clrcul at· l'd descriptions or two men who are believed to be driving a light colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 1.9508 or early 1960s vinla~e. They warned anyone who belie,·es that he may haH· s potted the two men with or without Mrs. Seigman to call police and not attempt l o question the two fugitives Laguna Fests Winding Up This Weekend L aguna n earh . ., three art restivals will end their "'x week exh1h1tion Sunday. m(•, "The pas tor met us at the door und he gave me a big smile and a secret wink. 'Good morning, Brother Presley.· he called oot "During the sermon I saw a ~ecret Ser\'ice man give the President money lo put into lhc plat<'." Prcslcv continued. "One duv. th<.'re was another rail 'LB.J 's coming here and tomorrow's hi1> birthday. Where can we get a ca1ec" ·I told the m I'd tak1: eart• or II '. · 01H.' duy they cull<'d anti sau! the man waoted to he sc,,n with some old folks. I "'ent O\er to "here the old timers bo"I on th\' la\l.n. They know me from when I v. ii'! nn the Caty Counril "I told tht•m "c \\ere gomit to h,t\'" ;1 tourn:Jllll'nt Thursda). ,, 1th .1 bu: t rnph~ :mrl l'\'t't\ thin~. .1111t 1ha t till' 111<1 n11•n "hould bn~.: their \l.llmt•nfolk tw1·;1ui.t• th1•n• ti I)(' refreshment" "\\'ell. the\' .ill <'Umc :incl .dthnul!h. thev '>U'IPf'clt'ct "C'ln1ethllHl. I d1dn 't tdl them the· President ""as comini;t l d1dn t want lht'm to ht• d111ppo1nt£"d in case he d1dn 'l. but he c<1mc cm scheduk " In 1972. after Nixun'I' r(•· nomination at Miami Beach, an .tide asked Presley lo coll~ct 3.500 people to wdcomr the Nix· Cln helt"opter lie rounded up 22.000. d Pr~lty Dlso remembers a .sa der day for N1xon when » call No c harges will be filed a~ainst one of two Dana Point men in· volved In a bloody knife fight out· side a Laguna pool hall and the District Attorney likely will re· fuse prosecuUon or the other man at the request or his buddy whose throat was s las hed in the fight. That's the gist or a report by L3!{Uoa Beach Detecti\'e Gene Brooki; today. Brook!'! said Bruce F,. Murray, 20. of :13761 Olinda. Dana Point, "as relieved of any criminal pro- secution. Murray was cut across the throat in the Tuesday knife fight outside Laguna F'amlly Rilllards. 849 Laguna Canyon Road David Dansen. 27. or 24961 Cordo\a, Oana Point, wru1kicked and stomped in the race and torso dunng the h ght apparently pre· <'IPitnted O\'t'r a pair of bent sun· ~la.t;S('S lioth men had remained 111 ru~tody of authonlil'i.. Murrav 1n Jail and Dansen 1n th1· Jail ward nf the t.: C In inc M t'<11cal Center wherl' he· was untlt:q,rotn& tn•al · mc'nt Ot•t flrnoks )IOd his d1sru:.!l1on "Ith th1• 1h~1rt,•l :iltorncv'i. office t1•tl h1 m to hellc\'(• today lh<Jt bcrausc Murray has plt:'adcd \\Ith the OA not to pres11 charges, n11nl' will bc forthcoming. "tlc"s uid, th3t'i. my good frlt•nd, I don't want to prosecute him." Del Brooks 111llfi In such rn.til'll, tht• JM u11uall.v wlll ~o along with the d1•sirt•~ of the \ IC'tlm, Brook ii soul The t"o men wcredcscnbcd as (;onneetion (;ut Dope Czar Corwicted NEW YORK <AP) -Antonio Flores. 38. has been convicted in federal court of masterminding thl' French Connection scheme to i:,muggle 600 pounds of heroin from France !or' d.istri bution in this country. Flores faces a maximum term or 60 years In p'rison and a fin e of S20,000 os a result of Thursda~ 's decis_ion. He will be sentenced Oct. 7. The smuggling operation was mndc famous by the book and movie, "The French Connection." Flores wos indicted in January, 1973 but eluded narcotics agents tor throo y~ar ~fore he"! as arrest· eel in Spain. He was ~tradited to the Unated States eight months ago. alter spending nearly three years in a Spanish prison for possessing marijuana and a faJse passport. buddies. They arrived at the Laguna Canyon area shopping center in the same pickup truck and went to the bllliards parlor together. . A verbal altercation inside the pool hall erupted into a knife right outside, police said. as the men argued over the damaged sunglasses. Det. Brooks said it appeared Murray was slashed across the throat first. Jn the struggle, Dansen was kneed and knocked to the ground where as he lay in the gutter, he was stomped on the head. The incident occurred just yards from the Sawdust Festival and attracted a crowd of art festival visitor.s who gawked at the bloody scene as police and firemen C1rst aided Murray and then Dansen. Race Plunged Into Red Ink LONG BEACH <AP1 -The future of the Long Beach Grand Prix, brimming in red ink. has become even gloomier with the disclosure in a report that Long Beach public funds were spent to bolster the two privately promol· ed auto races. The report said the money was s pent wilhout approval of the Ct· tv Council, and went for race tickets and parties for city of. f1 cials and race "insiders." for work on the course and publicity ror the races. The Festival of Arts will he c.pen from noon to 11 30 p m Saturdav and Sunday. The Sawdust ·Festival will be OJX'I\ from 10 a m . to midnight both days and the Art·A·f'air will be opCn from 10 a .m . to 11 p.m. At Art·A-r air two works by watt:'rcolorisl Martin Solberg. in· 1ured in a headon trafCic accident \\'hich killed his wife. will b<' given away in u drawing al noon Sunday. FUnds raised by tht:'s:.ill'. will help d e fray S11lhcr 1?'s mcdlC'al balls Marine Char~ed SA N DIEGO (APJ -A former Marine drill sergcanl faces u general court martiaJ Monday on charge!! of t nking $606 from rC'cru1 t:-11 e " SJ(\. f>a vicl l.l't• \\'allac<'. 27. of Lafay<'lle. Ah1 A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- · Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, r:nany carpel "contractors" are working unlawfully without nsurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should 1ns1st that lhe people who install your carpeting work for a contractor who as INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He 1s reouired by state law 10 be both ) Stale licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing indicates a degree of competency The biggest problem 1n dealing with an unlicensed contractor as that ho might be out of business tomorrow Don't take a chance -call Alden's for re11ab1hty, and the best installation around• t663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6'6·'838 -6'46·23SS Today ·s Clos ing ~ k ( • • toe! s , l \ c TEN CENTS' Teachers Will Stall Colllplaints i lSy IUCllAEL PASKEVICU OI ... O.Uy ,,._..._. . 'Both Newport-Mesa Unified ~ Diltri.ct teachers groups ue in the process of temporarily wUbdraw~ charges of unfair ~=J;• CH filed •Cain.st the The move was prompted by '120tlficatlon from the State Educ a lion Em ploy men t Beach ltlacrders SLAYING V1CT1M Cendece Sutan Ready £~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ourt Rejects pinshaw's Bid ~or Hearing Congressman Andrew J shaw was ad\•1sed lodny that California Supreme Court refused to granl u hcnrln1t at lch his lawyers could have pllenged adverse ruhngs In h1~ . ent Orange County Superior rt pretrial action. ~tl'he ruling m~ans that action in ~e Fron)< Oomcn1ch1n1 ''{ t'!lin1room will rt•sumc Monda) Opening statements \\Ill be de tlwred art er u final sen mg Juror and four alternate juror:. .ire tcbolen 1 ~lnshlllA , 53 . farrl' tnal nn OUJ]llple felony counts stl•mm1njl Crom his nlltged criminal uclt<>n' -talle llt'rvmg as Orang<' Count) ,asses or In 1972. o.tllYfll ........ ,_ .,._A.eard Sdward J . Schnabel. .manager of operations for .Costa .Mesa County Water :Distri ct. wl Jl receive heroism award rrom ~erican water Works As· f:skiation In November for 1 fialling a man rrom a burn-. lltg apartment In Costa . esa last year. RelaUons Board (EERB> thut the election for Oct. 14 to select a teacher negollator could not be held with complaints out.stand mg. Both groups filed charges or unfair. labor pracuces ~,th lht> EERB in July. .. The charges will deflllltely be resubmitted if oot remed!ed by eleclJOo lime," :;aid BiU Guench. B:> ART HUR R. VI SEL Of Ill• 0•11• ~'""Sult Sherdf's h o micide 10 vesttgators stood silently Thurs day afternoon as grieving mothers of two lS·vear-old Hunt 1ngton Beach girls endured 1denlifyintt bodies of the victims. stabbed to death two days ago. Investigators announced the slain teenagers are Candace Susan Ready of 19851 Inverness l.aie nnd Sheryl Sue Peterson of 9863 Cornwall Dn ve They were reportt-d missing within one hour of each other Wednt'sday night. reportedly before either Mrs. Nl•ila Ready or Mrs. Kay Peterson learned that \wo unidentified 11rls had bttn murdere<r." .. At the time, they were ap parenlly unaware." Huntington Beach Police Detective Sgt Luis Ochoa said. SheriH"s homicide detail Detective Bruce Mac Afel', however . confirmed Thursday night he suspected lhe slaymtt \"ictims were Miss Ready and M1si. Peterson early tn the day Frantic parents had noocted shenrr·s 1nvest1gatori. with quene:. about the sui.p~cted runawa)s because they had daughters missing and belie\'ed in thl' beach area Oetccli\'e Sgt Al l\1 asucr1 ~aid the count of possible victim:. based on runaway reports on rile Thursday morning was 30. but anxiou s cu lls pu~hcd the possibihlles to more than 100 by noon. ··on<' couple e,•cn drove down hl're from Camarillo, but neither was their daughter. They looked ut the photographs,·· !.aid Sheriff's Lt Sim l\1iddll'ton Detective MacAfee and hi~ fnur pa rt n('rS assigned t u 1dent1frmg the murder nct1m:-. i.labbed e11(ht to 111ne ume!'. each were nln•ady "'orkm~ on tht• \'eterson anc1 Rl'11dy girl!.· th:s up pearance · We 11ot a couple of m1ss1n~ Jll\'Cmlc reports lhat fat thl'1r descriptions dosely and went on thot,'" Detl'l·tive Mt•cAfoe t•). plmned (;undace \\as rt•por1t<tl m1ss1ni: at 10 p m Wednesday und hl'r fnend who movf'd th llunt1nl(t<>n Beach three months aJ?o Sheryl, wa report<-d m1ss1ng by her mother an hour Inter. 't'he glrlll both lived m the UuntJn1Cton Co ntin e ntal townhouse development ncur Brookhurst Street anti i\dnms Avl'nue and would have het'n aophomores at Edison lllgh !~e VICTIMS. Pa~e All Kindergarten Signups Begin Registration for kindergarten IS now under way at all Newport Mesa elementary school i. Parents should contact their child's school. They 'JI be asked to bring along proof or the child . ., age and that he bas had the state· required iJnmunl1ations. School begins on Monday. Sept. 13. Inform a lion on dally schedules. any special services available. and bus schedules and routes are available at individual · schools. Any questions about which !'IChool a child will attend should be directed to Fred Cart.er by caJllng 556·3284 president of the Newport·Mesit EducaUon AssociaUoo. The teacher group. afllllated with the CnJ1fornia Teachers AS· i.oc1alion. charged the'aistrict with freezing or revokinC exist· mg salary schedules and using discrimtnatory polioes. Maya Decker, Presld-.otthe Newport-Mesa Federation or Te achers <NMFT>. said her &roup also plans to refile charies after the election. The N~n,-, an AFI..CIO aCflliate, bas char&ed the district with not allowing the unioo access to employes during working hours for campaign purposes. The NMFT also objected to the manner in which the union was treated during Cerlirlcated Employe Oouncll meetings last )'ear. The compe ting teachers 1roups were qujck to point oul that the withdrawal or charges was purely a tedv1ic:aJ matter and not a reaction to a Tuesday nlgbl school board decision to re· Instate annual pay rate increases for 'aining a year or seniority. 'Tm not too surpnscd," Mr!'i. Decker aald referring to th~ school board"s decision. ''I think the board is campaigning to hav& th e teacher s vole no representation." s he suid. Both teachers groups will be on the Oct. 14 ballot to select & negotiator lo resume tuJks with the Newport·Mcsn Bo ard o( Education. •/ Victim Slain I 0.lly l"I lee Sf•lf ,.,.... ERIC DAVIES ~S OFF SOAP BOX DERBY MEDAL There Are No Y>.aera In Akron, Ohio, Competition Soap Box Loser? Not Mesa Racer By STEVE MITCHELL Of"'• 0•11• ...... """" Enc Davies lost out in Ohio but the blond-haired Cos\1.1 Mes a Soap nox racer mode up ror it with new fr iends and <'X · jX'nt'nces F.nc. 11. rl'I urned this week from a three·weck trip to the Soap Rox Derby capital in Akron, Ohio. when~ he t'ompeled with 00 other junior division racers tor th<' national Soup nox D<•rhy ti- tle. Thf' Lindbergh Elcmtmlary School sixth grader heut. out 30 other Orange County and Los Allg~les County youngsters In Ju· ly to win the all·<>xpcnse paid trip to Akron '"lie spent a wecl< befpre the races at camp Y ·Noah. outside Akron. with all 160compeUtora in the Junior and senior divjslom." his mother, Lia:. explained. "By the lime the race came around. they all knew each other. and even the losers cheered their friends on ... Eric's parents and l2·year-old brother Mark. Joined the local winner in Akron for tbe Aug. 14 race. They watched as his g(av\ly· propelled baby blue.. racer stTeaked down the hill, ·rolling pa$l the whUe line s~ in his heat. "That w,s an expeMiv, 28 seconds," Mrs. Davies S,lld her husband chortled after the race. The race gave the Dnies' an excuse to make a tw~week bicentennial trip. r~tlftln1 a banquet given 1n the rarers' honor. "We went back lo Washington. O .C ., Getty s bur1t and Philadelphia afler the rare." Dr Ray Davies said. "It was a "r<'al ex.perience for the boys and us " Eric's brother, Mark. entered the senior division locally, l~ln~ out to another racer In lhc July prellmlnary races. "Both boys spent 10 weeks in the gara1e building their cara," Mrs. Davies recalled. Eric said he worked on h111 racer on weekends and nearly every day once summer vacation began. carefully cutting out plywood pieces for his llRhl racer. "There's going lo be 8 bit or competition In this household next summer." Mrt. Davie~ laughed. "Eric will be 12·yeors· old and racing In the senior division against his brother ... So the two veteran racers will be building their new cars sldt' by side In the Davies garage Chances are they won't be help· ing each other KANSAS ZOO'S GUI' BIG GNUS TOPEKA, Kan. CAP> -Are you ready for the gnus, Weather Ind Sports? The Ga1e Park Zoo's two new pl.II. a lour .year·old remale 8.nd a Ofte·year-old male, have been nam ed Weather and Sports. ' Wolllan's Jewelry Aids ID By TOM BARLEY Ol 1 ... O•llf ... N4 ~II The body of kidnap victim Joann Selgman of Rossmoor was round today in a field • in the Carson area of Los Angeles County. Orange County Sheriff's of· ricers who sped to the scene after u Carson resident made the gri:; ly discovery based their Identification o o clothinl'!. jewelry and pbys1caJ description of the murdered woman. She was wearing yellow culottes and blouse. Officers said Mrs. Seigman was s hot to death In lhe field near the intersection o,r Alameda and Victoria streels. Los Angeles County Sheriff's officers are lo charge of what. is now a murder imlestl9ation. Officers said the body will be shipped to a mortuary in lhe areu to await positive identification by members of the Sei&man family who were with the victim when aU live members or the family were kidnaped Wednesday night by two gunmen. The discovery came shortly after FBI agents joined sherifrs officers and Long Beach police in a widening search that ended in the Carson area today. All three agencies issued pictures or Mrs. Seigman, 43, in the hope that s he might be spotted while in the company of her abductors. But hope faded lute Thursday and early today as the hoped·for reports were not re· ccived. Mrs. Seigman, last seen by her three children as the two gunmen forced her away from the family van in which they were left bound and gagged. assured them as she left that they would soon be together again. The Seigman children-Cathy. 19. John Mieh&el, 16. ~ Paul, I I old officers the two ~unmen also assured them lhal no harm "'ould com e lo their mother Sheriff's Investigators today blamed hundreds of Long Beach residents who s warmed lo the downtown area for their failure lo surround the kirlnapcrs and free both Mrs. Selgman and her children. They blu med owners ()( Citizens Band radios for attract· Ing other C B buffs to the downtown area after they picked up police bulletins detailing th<? abducUon and calllnu additional cara to the kidnap scene. (See BODV, P1geA2) Mesa Aide~ In Capital ~ On Freeway Costa Mes a's freeway pro· blems were being discussed today m Sacramento with lhestale 'slop oppolntlve transportaUonofCicer. Mayor Dom RaciU and Vice Mayor Jack HammeU extended an Invitation to Caltrans Director Adriana Glanturco to visit Costa Mesa for a first-hand study of lbe Newport Freeway·Newport Boulevard corridor. They hope to secure her support for extendlnc the freeway from Bristol Street to Bay Street -an S8·mll llon project -and eventually ror an additional $28 million to complete the freeway as planned. .. It's a compleJC problem and we feel the director could understand ll much better if s he can see It first hand," Raciti said. t\..' ' . SLAIN BY KlDNAPER Joann Slegmen Additive Twisting Stomachs .. Some Orange County residents are complaining of abdominal cramps and nausea today after eating Tuna Twist, a protein foo(J additive marketed by Nabisco Inc But neither officials or the Orange County Health Depart- ment nor ot Nabisco offices in Buena Park have any advice for them. "I am not telling people anything really because J don't • have anything to tell them," said Richard Robison, assistant dir ec t or of the County Environmentnl Health Division . Robison said he is awaiting in• formation about the product, , from state and federal food of· , ficials but as yet has received net word. Six people reportedly in the Los Angeles area became ill after eating the product and county health oHtclals there ha\"e warned against eatinR It Free s amples of Tuna T"' 1Kl have been arriving m the mail, and warnings or potential illness were reported Thursday even· IOI(. And Robison i;a1d he has been told the product has been on lhu market for several monlhll. ··But up until today no onu railed about 1t," he added. Ila: . said he probably r crC'1vcd 15 or 20 C't11l11 by mld·m ornlng. Or:~,::ast We athe r Little chungo In wculht•r ('Xf)('Cted for the wrckend. Morning <'louds wlll ron· tlnue along the Coast. INSIDt~ TODA\' Loguno Beach will br 111(' • site of .o Long neach •• Symphon11 Orchttlra concfrt • where lht performer• Wiii T(' allll N on their toe., -th~'// be mtmbtra of Bollrt Podfteo, 1hanng o program • Wtlh lht orchtttro See Pogt Cl of I~ Weekender Index - A I % DAil V Pf\.OT c f"ro• P a,,.-.l I VICTIMS. • • School next monlh In' est1a;:i1o ra 'J >' the a;1rl.) Wt'~ not dMued .11:> runaw11)s, and It WU IPPU nUy DOt WlCOtn• mon for the m to violate parental curfl•w reaulauoni. ·Candy Jnd ~h<·n I \4Cren·t angels, but they d1dn 't d1:,.cf\t> to dJe. ·• i• the wiay one )Oun& UC· qu1unt.mcc phra.st'd JI Strongly Ml!IP\'Cttng tht-J;1rl~ :o.l<&ln tx·low the rock)' blulf1 at Pac1f1c Coa ~t 111.:hway and <iolden Wi:st StrtWt were Ml~s Heady und Ml11t J>et.el"l!On. in· 'est11tators <'oiled their mother$. • • W t.-.: 11 t •• t c n t a t I ,. l' 1dtnt1Cication from thi: photo· i;:raphs and a pos1t1v1• from l'ach mother at the mortuar:>." said l)etl'Cth e MacAtf't• lie ~aid it w:.s un extremely un· plt.'a:..int t'hore for all concerned '4h~·n the m other:. "ere ac- c ompa ni e d to Saddl ebat'k . \fortuary in Tustin, about a haJ(. hour apa rt Thur:.da~ afternoon ""They "e re so upset "e de (·n:1ed to hold off an\ further in t~rva•" 111);( unt il °Frida\ ar- tl'.f"noon." hl· l''\ pl Jlnl'<i · 'I he t\\ o mother,, each "'1th l<.~nJJ:NI :.un~ :ind duughkr'i, 'wrc in w clu:.ion v.1th rraend:. to- J;n ."·o fu neral Jrrani:cment:. were :.Chl'd uled ) l'l at Saddleback !\f.ortuan , hut it wa'i expected M1.,., P t.>t cr:..o n \.1.-ou lct b e t r;in:..frrred l o Jll fn i:;le \\oOd rns1rtuarv tod a,> Her fomlly mon~d to Hunt· 1ngton Beach in June. from Placentia, where she allended Kraemer Junior High School arter movin g to that area trom the Be llflowl'r region tJ1c year before Mi ssile Flies Ove r Pacific VAN DENBERG A!R FORCE BASE IAP> A Minuteman II lnterconunental Balltsh c Missile has been launched successfuJl v by a Strategic Air Com mand missile combat crew. An Air Force spokesman said the launt'h down the Pacific .M is· sue Range was "one in a series of oe>erat1onul test launches . . to test the total rehab1lity of the ~linutemJn ''c apon s~Stl'm " Mar infl' C harged SA~ Olf:<;o 1AP 1 1\ former J\lannc cl rill :..ergcant foct.•s a gl'nt.•rJI r ourt martial Mondav on chargl'" of taking S606 from n•c1·u1h 11,• Ii> S1.'t. D;J\ 1d Lee WalJJl'\'. 27. 11f Lafa}ctle. Al.i. . Neiv Parole Rules De ad SACRAM ENTO •API U.•1t1slat1on ll> t reJte a o;o- i·Jllc d . Ot•bbtc Rt•h ll'JO \l'l · na m<•d a fler a \uuni;: \\Oman raped and murd('rcd b~ u paroled ('1)0\'ICt IS dead for this \\'ar. B u t As.,e mbl \m::i n Ahs t\'r l\lcAhs ter i o.san ,J osi: 1 vo" ed Thur'>day :thJt 1f he can't get the measures a pproved next ~c ar . he \\Ill le ad a 1·ampuign to put t he l!'t· s ues be for e ~t at ewid c \ otcrs. Defeated in th<-As· ~embh Criminal .Ju:.t1ce ('omm1t!N' Wedn<•,rlay "M• ,, 11111 th.it "ould hav<' OJll'Ot•d J)lll uli• ht'tlflORS to l hl' pubhC' untl prevented thl' Mute ,\tlult Authontv f rom .:r.111111111 u parole "lthnut tinll1n.: the t'On· '1rt no lo11~1·r ,1 danger to :.oc•t•tv Tht: olht•r W(lu ld ha\e 1•\lt•ndl•fl frum seven H'.irs to 15 th1• mimmum I 1• rm h c (I• r l' p n r oh.• d 1Jttb1llty tor I 1rst-dt>l!rre m urdert•rs a nd othcr5 :-cntenrcd to hie m pnson. ORANG~ COAST DAILY PILOT R®-rt N.WMd ..... ~·-,.- Jttclc R. Curllv V•<el'rtt_l_C'ie_ .. ~ ThomH KeeYll c ...... Thomas A. Murphine "'-,....,.r_ c. Charles H. Loos Alct\ef'd P. N•ll -~~ c.t. Meta Office -... =:~~~ .... 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Camile De Pierre , o ( 19922 Estuary Lane, was listed in good condition at Pacifica llospltal. ~·here he underwent surge ry to repair the gashes police say were inflicted by Elijah De Pierre. The suspect . 35. one of several DePler re sons. was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to t'ommit murde r following what police chara cterized ;is an un- provoked assault as the cider De P1 er r e s a t w a t c hing telen s1on. Officer Gil \'eine s::ud he found the younger De Pierre sittiog on his bed clutching the bloody butcher knife a nd trying to re· member his last name. Offker Veine s aid DePicrre seemed ex\remely nervous and almost disoriented, apparently unable to remember where the blade he held even came from. The De Pierre patriarc h clutching at his wounds and leav- mg a trail of blood -ran out of the house and called to neighbors Dymally Help Boost s Aide SACRAMENTO (APJ -With some personal help from U . Go\•. Mervyn Dymally. his top mde on t h e C omm iss ion o f the Califomias r em ain5 In line for a S9,66Q..a -year raise. Alter Oy m ally made one of hls infrequent appearances in the Senate to lobby for his former legislative colle agues, thty voted 27-11 to boost the salary o( Ro.Jph Poblano. the commis.'lion 's <'X· ~utlve direct or. for help after thrashing his grown son. police said. · Detective Sgt. Bert. Chadwick said De Pierre told police no argument or even direct. con· versation preceded the sudden butcher knlle a:isault. Polic e, who described the family as devoutly religious, said De Pierre is held without. bail. Detective Randy Toburen was seeking a formal complaint to- day. Investigators s aid the elde r De Pierre 1s retir ed and his son is unemployed. Suspeci Held In Molesting Of Teen Girl A 33-year-old Anaheim man suspected of molesting a 13-year· old Irvine girl Wednesday night turned btmself in to the Irvine police, omcers said today. Emil Wllliam Kollhopp is in the Newport Beach City Jail to- day on charges or kidnap, assault to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd and lascivious ('()tlduct against children. police said. Kollhopp as bem g held without bail and a parole hold has been placed on him ror an alleged parole violation. He was ac- companied by his parole officer' when he surrendered at the Irvine police s ta tio n Thursday af. ternoon. pohctsaid. ut11c-ers s aid t nc C'hargt-s stem rro m an int'1dent in Harvard om munlly P a rk Wednesd ay night, when two 13-year -old Irvine girls were dragged into a trash enclosure a t lmilepoint. One or tbe gtrlS was molested by the attacker before he fled when be spotted a nearby police car. Prank Proves Fatal At Bachelor Party I\ bachelor party for a young Hollywood man who would have been married Saturday ended in tragedy early today ln Hunt· ington Beach. leaving his funeral the only pendln.g ceremony. John Stuart Wells. 23, was killed at 1:45 a.m., when the usual sort of pre-nuptlal prank pulled by bla well·wishing male friends took a sudden, horrible twist., police said. Watch Comm arider Sgt. Darryl Klopp said Wells and bis friends wer e driving al-ong Beacb Boulevard wbeu they pulled tnto a left htrn pocket. near Hell' Avenue. Investigators said Welb jot- 1ngly jumped out oft.be c.ar as Its drivel' wait ed to make a left l~ or a U-turn. wbere"PO" Ute occu· panta jokinglf pretended they were 1oina to dltch the croom-to- be and leue bJm stranded. Trame a ccident investigator John Serens said the car'11 un- identified driver swung a swift u. tum as thouah he were going to speed away. Wells -yelling at his buddies to wait -spun and sprinted. aCl"OU Buch Boulevard, not see. lo& an on com Ing car which struck and almost instantly killed blm. Motorist Scott 'ames Nason, 18, or Long Beach, bad no op- portunity to avoid the tragic acci- dent and was not cited. police s aid- Wells was pronounced dead at the scene. Coroner's deputies saJd be is survived by hJs mothtr who will make funeral arrangementl at Smith ·a Mortuary in HunUnaton Beach. They did not htve the name or the girl who would have become Mrs. WellsSa.turday. Conneetion Cut Dope Czar Convicted NE\V, YOR K cAP1 Antonio Flore~. 38, hu been convicltd in redcntl court or mustermlndtna the l·'r~nch Connt>ct 1on ~chcml' to i.mug~l e 600 pounds of hl•rom from to' ranee for d istribution in thhi country. TONIC HT "THE WJSDOM 01-· E\'£" ln'lne Communlt)' Theater. Aug Z7·28, Youth S.,rv1c~ Asscx'ltaf1on thl'alt'r, Bristol at Jfod 11111 , ti 30 p.m. MOTORCYCl.E .Sf>l':l-:UWA\' RACING -1''.uri;rou.n<b. 8. lS p.m F lort' faces u maximum te rm or 60 years In prison anct u fine of $20.000 as u rt.?~ult of Thursday's decis ion. lie'' ill be sentenced Oct . 7. The smug~hng operation was made f umous by the book and m ovie. "The 1-'rl'nch Connt!ction." RASE DA LI. Cost a Me"a l\'i1:ht at An.:i ht•1m St ucl1urt1 Angt'ls v. Yunkl'l'S Hu,1·~ lt'u\l: Com munity Recrc:.iU(>r1 C:l'nler at 6'45 p.m. $3.50. SATVRDA V, AVCUST23 Flores wa s mdidcd in J a nuary, 1973, but ~uded narcotics ugt>nts for three years before he was arrest· t'<i tn Spttin. lie "a:; extrnd1ted to the United Stutes t'tght rnonths ago. after s pending neurly three yeors m a Spanish prison fol' possess ing m arijuana and a false passport. .. BICYCLE GRANU PRlX Begins a nd ends on KaJmus St near Redhill, 8 a.m. to 3 pin. Sut. and Sun . "'N A S HVIL L E Of.' CALIFORN IA " -Coun lrl music and t alenl ~how, Jo'a1 r grounds, 6 p.m. S3 Nixon's Neighbor "! Had Varied Duties ~:~ f~ro• Pag~ Al BODY .•. By Ult' Assoclat~ Press The Richard M. Nixoos don't. drop by often. but they-or thcir aides -do gl\•e lbeir closest "Th ese C B users a r e a nei&hboranoccasfonal call. In emergenc ies, a nd menace." a senior investigator particularly while Nixon was m grumbled loday. "~y fill the offlce, aides turned to Paul airways with a lot of useless Presley. the president and part junk, they impede us in every owner of the Sao Clemente Inn. possible way and they insist on .. S ure, tbe N ixon people speaking to each other in some needed me ... Presley s aid in an kind of unintelligible Southern interview. twang that seems to be their "One Saturday. 1 got a call trademark." from the house. 'The President Without that interference, wants to co to eburch tomorrow,· police said, they beJ1eve they 5 0 me b 0 d y 0 n the st a (( could have s urrounded the said. 'Where sbouldh~go?' kidnapers and freed both the "I sajd that h e'd been to some children and Mrs. Seigman. or the big churches in town and Market manager John thatheoughttogoto asmallone, Seigman, 50, was unharmed. hke the Christian Church. So Police found him at a pay they said, 'All right. go telrthe telephone booth outside his pastor that he'll be there at one Markel Basket store clutching a m inute to 11. • brown paper bag containing "I went to the church, told the $8.000 in casb-lhe contents of bis pastor who I was and set it all up. safe. 1 told tum they'd have to put in a Seigman and his family were phone and he promised to sec taken at gunpoint Wednesday that the c hurc h was Cull. I night from their home at 3351 said, 'And when you see me in Cortese Drive. RossmOOt', by two the morning, preteod you know men carrying weapons and wear-me.• ing Halloween masks. "Tbe pastor met us at the door Seigman s aid he was told to and he gave me a big smile and a open ~e market. safe, put. its con." s ecret wink, 'Good morning, tents.tn a paper bag and then go_ Brother Pres ley •he called out to t~e phone outside the store and· ·. "During the ~ermon I saw" a wait for a call from them. Secr et Service man give the Seigman told officers that. he President money to put into the became nervous after st~d111g plate." at tbe phone booth for JO rnmutes Preslev continued "One dav without a call and decided lo call there was another call. 'LBJ's Long Beach police. coming her e and tomorrow's his Police said their radioed plans birthday. Where can we get a f<?r surrounding the ~ea were caJ<e? • l told them I'd take care picked up by CB enthusiasts who of it." flocked to the scene and ap. "One doy they c alled and s aid parently alarmed the kidnapers the m:.m wanted to be seen with wbofled with Mrs. Seigman. Sheriff's officers have circulat- ed descriptions of two men who are believed to be driving a light colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 19505 or early 1960s vintage. T hey warned anyone who believes t bal he may have spotted the two men with or without Mrs. Seigman to coll police and not attempt to question the two fugitives. Judge Nixes Suit by Gays SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ -A federal judge. dismissing a suit against the P acific Telephone Company, has ruled that the 1964 Civil Rights Act does not prohibit discrimination against bomosex- uaJs. some old folks. J went over to where the old -timers bowl on tbe lawn. They know me from whel\ l was on the City Council. "I told the m we were going to f have a tournament Thursdav with a big trophy and everything: · and that the old me n should bring · their womenfolk because there 'd be refreshments. "Well. they all came and a lth o~ith . they s u&pectod• something, 1 didn't lell them tbe. President was coming. I didn't want them to be disppointed in case he didn't, but he came on schedule." , In 1972. afte r Nixon's re~ nomination at Miami Beach. an aide asked Presley to collect• 3,SOO ~pie to welcome the Ni~· on helicopter . He rounded up 22.000. Presley also re members a sad. der day fo r Nixon when a call ~ame Aug. 9, 1974. "They asked me to collect ab<>ut 30 people to meet th~ helicopter from Washington, that the man needed cheering up in a · h1td way. "When I got to the house witt( my party. I found 3.000 people' lining the fence. anxious to let th~' President know they were wit}i hi .. m. The Nlxons have been isolated mOiStof the time since leaving th~' White House. When Pat Nixon re-' turned home from the hosplta( • recently a rter her stroke, Ptestt_Y said he "sent some people over there to tidy up the place and ar- ran1ed for som e nowers." . A re1ist e r ed Republican . Presley once was a Democrat ba• Oklahoma. He said he considers• himself an tndependentnow. · Occaaiooally, he will host the Nixons for dinner al his inn. But he and hLs wife, Ruby, never ex~ peel them to drop by at home. But occasionally, he said, a Secret Service man wUJ knock' and ask to b<>rrow a cup or sugar or a half -dozen el(l(s. Service Hymn Blasplwmous? WASHINGTON (AP> -The t. Revision Cheer e d PHOENIX, Arii. (AP) · - Arizona's top school officials to- day cheered the U.S. Senate action in voting to exempt mother-daughter and father-son socials from a ban on 11ex dis· criminatlon. "Tell me the votc and the good news," s aid Stalt' School Supt. Carolyn Warner. ''f just couldn't. be more delight· ed ..•. Arter all we generated the action against that rule," she said. U.S. Dis tric t Court Judge Spencer Williams tossed out the suit Thursday which had been brought by two homosexuals who said they had been harassed into quitting, and a third who said the ulility wouldn't hire him because of it. The company denied all the accusations. Pentagon admits that including a 'i controversial modem hymn in an armed services hymnal was .., j mistake, but it does not intend ft> · reprint or t ear the verse out or the half-million books In print. The judge didn't ruJe on the t'h arges, but said the Civil Rights Act has nothing to say about. dis- cri mrnation because ofaperson's sexual preferences. Some congressmen and church i:iroups have charged that th~·· hymn, a Good Friday vers~ called "It Was On A Friday , .Morning," is blasp hemous. Protests began to trickle in last November and r e ached « 1 crescendo recently. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people Installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully Without nsuranoe and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION YoU should insist that the peoJ>fe who Install your carpeting work for a contractor who is INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He Is required by state law to be both.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection, and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency. The biggest probJem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor '8 that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call A lden's for rehab1hty, and the best Installation around! DEN'S :iiisiailitiii,;:·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor t.e. NO. 2l04n 1663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6~6~838 -6~6-2355 .. ' ..C• .• Orange Coast ED IT ION Today' · Clo ing toe ks .. Teachers Will St811 Complainis.l Both Newport·Mesa Unified School Distrid teachers groups are ln the process oC temporanly w(tbdrawlnJ cbarces or unfair labor pracllcts filed agamst the ~ct. The mo\•e was proMpted by notification Crom the State Education Employme nt Relations Board <EERll> that the election for Oct. 14 to M~lect a teacher negotiator couJd not tx· held with complamts ootstand Ing. Both groups filed char11es of unraar labor practices v. 1th the EERBin July "The charges will defimteh be resubmitted il not remedied by election time." s aid Bill Guerich. pre:.ident o( tht~ N\'Wl)Ort·Mesa F.ducataon A ·soc1uhon. The teacher group, arriliated v.1th the Cahfornau Teachers As· S0<'1at1on. charged the district with rreetlng or revoking exist- mg :.alary :.chcdules and using discnmmatory pohc1es. Maya Decker, President of Uw Nev.port-Mesa Feder ation of Teachers <NMfT), s aid her gl'O'Up also plans to refile charges after the election. The NM FT, an AFL-CIO affiliate, has charged the district with not allowing the union access to employes during working hours for campaign purposes. The NMFT also objected to lhe manner in which the unlon was treated during CerUCicated Employe Council meetinis last )'ear. The eompeting teacher s groups were qulck to point out that the withdrawal of charges was purely a technical matter and not a r eaction to a Tuesday night school board d«ision to re- instate annual pay rate increases for gaining a year of senionty. 'Tm not too surpnst'd," Mr!S. Decker s aid rcrerring to thl• school board's decision. "I thmk the board is campnigmng to have t h e t eac h e r s vote n o rt'presentataon." he swd Both teachers groups will be on the Oct. 14 ballot to select a , negotiator to resume t alks with the Newport-Mesa Board of Education. Victim Slain i l Beaeh /ff11rders Grief Stricken . Moms ID Girls SLAYING VICTIM Candace Suten Ready Court Rejects ·Hinshaw's Bid For Hearing I Congressman Andrew J . Jliasbaw was advised today thnt tbe California Supreme Court bat refused to grant a bearing at wtdcb hJs lawyen1 could have Qallenged adverse rulings in hl'I Cllft'ent Oranae County Superior c.oart prelri al actioo. ' '11\c nallng means that action in Jadge Frank Domenichlni 's courtroom will resume Monday. t Opening statemenl-' will be de· livered after a final serving juror IUJ4 four alternate jurors arc cbosen. Hinshaw. 53, faces trial on JDUJUple felony c:ounu stemmln~ frocn his alleged criminal action~ .tdle servini.r as Oranee County .uessor in 1972. lt ls alleged that county ftnployes In the a~·s office •\IWiled county lime and drew ~ty e~penscs while tlwy were 'Jl.~lually working for the ,JltWport Beach Republican 's ,&llc cessful cong ressiona l · catnpnign. ( Wn.shaw wa:i sentenced lo ono ·to 14 years Jn state pruon alter being convicted of bribe ry ~cltarges aired in an earlier t$Jperior Court trial. Ue is free on appeal. ~Kindergarten i Signups Begin J. Registration for kindergarten it now under way at all Newport· lltsa elem entary schools. Parents s hould cont act their eblld's school. They11 be asked to bt1ng along proor of the child's and that he has bad the stale· uired immu:nhaUons. boo\ begins on Monday. Sept. 13. Information on dailv ~edules. any special service's •taUable, and bus ~ules and '1'0Ules are available al individual sebools. Any qaesUons about which -edlool a cbUd will attend should · be directed t o Fred carter by <dins SSS-3284. By i\RTHUR R. \1NSl::L Of I ... D•llY ...... ~ti S heriff 's h om1c 1d e 1n - ' estigators stood silently Thur~ day afternoon as grieving mothers of two 15·rear-0ld Hunt 1ngton Beach ~iris endured identifying bodies of the \•1ctimi-., stabbed todt'ath twodays ai::o. Investigators announced thl' s lain teenagers are Candace Susan Ready of 1985 1 ln\"emess Lane and Sher)•! Sue Peterson or 9863 Cornwall Drive. They were reported missin~ within one hour or each other Wednesday night, reported!) before either Mrs. Neila Ready or Mrs. Kay Peterson ~earned that two unidentified girls had been murdered. "Al the time, they were ap- parently unaware." Huntington Beach Police Detective Sgt. Luis Ochoa said. Sherl fC 's homicide detail Detective Bruce MacAfce, however , confirmed Thun.da) mght he suspected lhe s la)•tnJ? \'tcllms were Miss Ready and Miss Pete rson early in the day. Frantic pare nts had flooded s heriff 's in vestigato rs with queries about the s uspected runaways because they had daughters missing and believed in the beach area. Detective Sgt. Al Masucci said the count or possible victims hased on runaway reports on fih· Thursday morning was 30, but a n xious calls pus hed th t' possibilities lo m ore than 100 by noon. S1x-year·old Helene Ferrester of New York gets a close·up gander at a goose during a visit of a group of handicapped .voungstC'rs to the city's Bronx Zoo. The cautious hand of a zoo attendant restrains the goose from any fowl play. "One couple even drove down here from CamariUo, but neither was their da ughter . They lookeci ·al the photographs," said SherifC's Lt. Sim Middleton. Detective M acAfee and his four partne r s asshined tn identifying the murder v1ct1rn!' stabbed eight to nine times each were a lready working on the l'eterson and Ready grrls' d1sap pearance. Microwaves Linked To Diplomat Switch "We got a couple of missinit juvenile reports that fit their descriptions closely and went on that,•• Detective MacAfee ex· plained. Candace was reported missing nt 10 p.m. Wednesday and her friend who rnoved lo Huntington Beach three m onths ago, Sheryl, was reported missing by her mother an hour later. The girls both Jived in th<> Huntfn g ton Cont in e nt a l townhouse d evelopment ncur Brookhurst Street and Adams Avenue and would have been aophomores at Edis on High <See VlCTIMS, Pafe AZ> WASllll"GTON cAPI -llealth probh·m~ that m ay be linked to Soviet microwave bombardment are beheved to be a factor in the reported dc-clslon to reassign Wulter J . Stoesse l Jr., U.S. amba.uador In MOicow. Stoessel. n 56·year-0ld career diplomat who has served In the Soviet capll:ll Intermittently s ince 1947. is to b ecom e i1mbas11odor to West Germany, according to diplomaUc sources. Jn Bonn h e would s ucceed Amba s~ad o r M artin J. Hiiienbrand. who is retiring. Press s pokesmen for both the White H ouse and the State Department, tollowint their re- gular practices, declined lo com· Connection Cat Dope Czar Corwicted NEW YORK <AP> -Antonio Flores, 38, has been convicted in Cederal court or masterminding the· French Connection scheme to sm~gle 600 pounds o( heroin from France for distribution m this country. Flores faces a maximum term of 60 years in prison and a fine of $20,000 as a result of Thursday's decision. He will besentencerlOct. 7. The s muggling opention was made famous by the book and movie, ''The French Connection.,. Fl~res was indicted in January, 1973, but eluded narcotics age-nt:s for three years before he was arrest- ed in Spain. He was extradited to the United States eight months ago. alter spending nearly three years in a Spanish prism fot' possessing marijuana and a f a.lse passport.. m e nl o n th e i mpending ambassadorial changes beforeo- they are officially announced. The State Department re- peatedly has denied that Stoessel has developed any medical pl'o· blems related to the Soviet microwave beams that bavo been aimed at the embassy to jam U.S. listening devices on ltA roof. The radiation lntenslty re· portedly has been hJghe5t Jn the vic.lnlty of tho ambaJtsador·s of· flee on the nlaU\ floor or the Moscow emba11y. However. sources havo con- firmed that for .somo time Stoessel bu been suffering from anemia, a blood condlUon cbaraderized by Jack or red blood cells. Anemia and other blood problems are among symptoms that have been report- ed in experimental studies on eC· f ects oftnlcrowaves. One State Department offJdal who previomly had H'f'l'ed in Mo•cow commented about Stoeuel'I Impending move • .,I recall hearln1 a1 early as January that they'd have to get him out of there, because of his health... . K.4NS4S YJO'S GOr BIG GNUS TOPEKA. Kan. (Al>) -Are )'OU ready tor lbe IDUS. Weather MdSpqtu? 'l'be oace Part Zoo~ two new pus, • fo•r-yur-old fem ale Md a _.,ear.old male, bave be•a aaaae4 1f .. tber" aAd. SDorU. ---· ~ -- Woinan's Jewelry Aids ID B y TOM BARLEY Of, ... o ••• , l'ilM - The body of kidnap victim Joann Seigman o! Rcss moor was found today in a field in the Carson are a of Los Angeles C..:Ounty. Orange County Sheriff's of- ficers who sped to the scene after a Carson resident. made the gris· ly discovt>r y bused their identification on c lothing , Jewelry and physical description of the murdered woman. She was wearing yellow culottes and blouse. Officers said Mrs. Seigman was shot to death in the field near the intersection of Alameda and Victoria ttreet.t. Los Angeleg County Sherttr•s officers ruoe in charge. ot what is now a murder investigation. orncers &aid the body will be shipped to a mortuary in the area to await positive identification by members of the Seieman family who were with the victim when all five members of the family were kidnaped Wednesday night by two gunmen . The discovery came shortly after FBI agents joined sheriff's officers and Long Beach police in a widening search that ended in the Carson area today. All three agencies issued pictures of Mrs. Seigman, 43, in the hope that she might be spotted while in the company of her abductors. But hope faded late Thursday and early today as the hoped-for reports were not re- ceived. Mrs. Seigman. lasts een by her three children as the two gunmen for ced her away from the family van in which they were left bound and gagged. assured them as she left that they would soon be together again. The Selgman chlJ~athy, 19, John Michael. 16, and Paul. 11-told officers the two gunmen also assured them that no harm would come to their mother. Sheriff's investigators today bla med hundreds of Long Beach res idents who swarmed to tho downtown area for thelr failure to surround the kidnapers and free both Mrs. Selgman and her children. They blamed owners ot ClUzens Band redlos for attract-ing other C 8 buffs to the downtown area after they picked up police bulletins detailing the abduction and c alling addJUonal care to the kidnap scene. .. These C 8 users are a menace," a senior investigator grumbled today. "They fill tho airways with a _lot of useless <See.BODY, Pa&eA2> Judge Nixes SWtbyGays SAN FRANCISCO <APJ -A f'edttal Judce, dllmlssing a suit qalnlt the PaclOc TeJepboae Company, has ruled that the 1964 Civil R.IPts Act does not probibi.t discrt.miuUon agalnlt homosex· uals. U.S. District Court .1ad1e Spet\Cf!r Williama to8led out the suit Tbanday which hid been brought by two horn<lleXuals who aaid they bid been harassed inter quitUn•, and • third who said the utility •ouldn 't hire him because of it The company denied all the llCCUlatiou. Tbe Jude• didn't rule on the CbaJ'l"e.t, but laid the Qvil Rf,irta Act bQ nothin& to AY aboat dls-criminltion becaaaeol aperSCQ'a suual PHference.s. SLAIN BY KIONAPER Joann Slegman ·I ~~~~~~~_;.;.,~~~~ Additive Twisting Stomachs Som e Orange County residents are complaining of abdominal cramps and nausea today after eating Tuna Twist, a protein food additive m arketed by Nabisco Inc. But neither orriciaJs of the Orange County Health Depart- ment nor or Nabisco offices in Buena Park have any advice for them. "I am not telling peoplo anything really because J don 't have anything to tell them ," said Richard· R obis on, assistant director or th e County Environmental Health Division. Robison said he is awaiting In· formation about the product. from stale and federal food of. ficials but as yet bas received nu word. Six people reportedly in tho Los Angeles area became ill a fte r eating the product and coonty health omcials there have warned against eatin~ it. Free samples of Tuna Twist, have been arriving in the mail, and warnings of potential lllncs$ were reported Tbuniday even-. ang. And Robison nld be has beert told the produc t has been on the ma.rketforseveral months. .. But up until today no ontl called about lt, '' ho added. Ha s aid he probably received 15 or 2() calls by m ld-mornlmr. --~------------------~· I Coast Weather Uttle change In weather expected for tho weekend. Mominc clouds wfll con· tlnue alone the CoosL INSIDE TODAY LaguJJa ~och cUl bf tM •ft• of .a Long Btach SJ/l'ftP1toftJI Orchlltra concert V>hiere tM Pf'tormtn 1061 re· .oU11 be on t/wlr IHl-thlf/'U b• member• of Ballet P.adffca, •haring .a Pl'OQT'Om toUh tM orchatra. S«.~ Cl of I,,. Wetkmder. •••ex AtY-s.'Vb al MWIH-..... CM. 9Nll"I •• .......,,,.._., .... L.M.een Al......_..,,._. A4 CMfftnQ Af,01 szc.....r M 0-U... l>M4 •t•l c..ica M llM• CM ~ e4 ..,..,...,..,._ AU ON9 .... lcel M _.,. aJ.7 ......... "-.. liKlllllllrM9 ,..,, ~,_,._. Cl .. ~.._ CJ ..._. "'"" ,.....,_.. CM ........ ··--.... ...,..,.._ CA...._~ .. ,.,.~ .. ...,...... . ... •n1 t Cl·,. AZ DAIL v ~•LOT N . I . Fro•Pa~Af VICTIMS ••. &bool next month. Investigators say the girls -.ere not classed .u runaways, .,id 11 was apparently not unc:om- JOClll tot" them to vlolato parental <>Urfcw reaulat1ons "Candy and Sheryl wcrl'n 't liltlgels. but they didn't dci.erve to die." la the way one )'Oun& ac· qµalntancc pbraaed1l. Strongly suspectlllg lhc girls sl;un below the rocky bluffs al Pacific Coast Hiehway and Golden West Street wer-e Ml.as Ready and M lss Peterson. in· Ycstigators called Lhe1r mothers. "W e got a t e ntative 1dentification from the photo- g raphs and a positive from each mot.he~ at the mortUMY," said Delectave M11cAfee. He said it was an extremely un- pleasant chore for all concerned when the m others were ac- c ompa nie d to Saddleback l\fprtuary 1n Tustin, about a half. hour apart Thursday afternoon. ''They were so upset we de- cided to hold off an.r further m· te-rview1ng until F'riday af· temoon," he explained. The two mothers, each with teenaged sons and daughters. \\t're in seclusion with fnends to· day 11\o fu neral arrangements were sch eduled ) et at Saddle back Mortuary. but il was el:pected )I 1 s s P c t e r s on w o u I d b c• transferr<.'d to an ln~l<.'\\OOd mortuary toda) Her family m oved to Hunt· ington Beach 1n June. from Placentia, where she attended Kraemer Junior High School a fter moving lo that area from the Bellllower region the year before. Missile Flies Over Pacific VANDENBERG AlR FORCE BASE CAPI -A Mmuleman II lntercontinenta l Ballistic Mwile has been launched successfuJJy by a Strategic Air-Command ~site combat crew. An Air Force s pokesman said the launch down the Pacific Mis- sile Range was ··one in a series or operational test launches ... to test the total reliability or the .Minuteman weapon system." Marine Cha rged SAN DIEGO <API A for mer lturinc drill sergeant face!I a J!eneral court martial Monday on char~es or laktng S606 from recruits. lie 1s Sgt. David ~ Wallace, 27, of Lafayette, Ala. '· New Parole &des Dead SACRAMENTO CAP> - Lt'g1slat1on to creole a !l<>- called "Debbie RebteJO Act" named after a young ~oman raped and murdered by a paroled convict IS de.ad for th1:. )t'ar. Rut A !l~l'mhhman . \lister ~f cA lis ter rD·San Jose 1 vowed Thursday that 1( he can 'l get the measures approved next year, he will lead a campaign to put the is· i.ues bcfor<' s t alewide voters Odeated in the As· !lcmbl y Criminal Justice Cc)mmittee Wedne"day wa. ... a bill thnt would hnvc opened porole bc•arings to the publlc and prevent('(! tht• stall' Adult Authonty from 1trant1ni o p11rolt- '' 1thout hnd1na the con- ''l<'I no longer :i danger to S0<'1ety. Th~ other "ould haH• exl <'nded from fteven H'ar!i tu IS tht• minimum t1•rm befo r<' porol<' 1•1igl bility for first·de10'~ murdere r s and other-~ :.('ntenced to hfc in prison. ORANCIE COAST N DAILY PILOT '"* Ot~ Co•d O•Hv Plto• With .... ~, ~ h • f',..&,_.tt ffw N,..,, l'f•O , H f\~1~1t ~y ff;wt ~I~ ~:\~~:=·,~-;c::~~~~:~'* tor <•,t• Atitw. ,..,._...,,, ~f\ kvnf•~'"" ._. .. " ··~"'"'" v ...... h •H'M> ~, ..... ,, V•Urw iAlllO le~ ftrie9< ~ ,.,.... (' .. \\ A "fliOW ,.,..,.,.., ~, .... ,, IMAft,,... "-'"' .. ' ~ '~ ::~ ~,t;.":.'t:~.~::::~=~~;. >» Robci!rt N. Wtfd ,..._, ..... ,,__ Thomas A. MIJflltll~ _ _..,. ..... Olartes H. Loos RlcNrd P. N•ll --.11Ntoelf111 £6'on Tt..,._OM (714) MMJ21 • Clnsifled AdWrtllint 642·5'71 011 the 01tiside ............ fleeta Drumgo. one of the San Quentin Six defendants w~o was. cleared of all charges in the lengthy California tr1a~. ra1s es a _clenched fist as he pushes a cart of personal belongmg:S after being freed from San Quentin Prison. Drumgo 1s accompanied by an unidentified J?uard. · Irvine Utility Lines To Be Renioved Utility poles and wires along MacArthur Boulevard from Main Street to just south ol the San Diego freeway are due lo be removed and placed under· ground by the first or next year. The undergrounding project is expected lo cost between S80.000 and $90,000 and will be paid e ntirely by the Southern California Edison Company, ac- cordin& to Walter Nollac, an lr-vuie city engineer. Suspect Held In Molesting Of Teen Girl A 33-year-old Anaheim man suspected of molesting a 13-year- old Irvine girl Wednesday night turned himself in to the Irvine police, officers uid today. Emil William KoUhopp is In the Newport Beach City Jail to- day on charges or kidnap. a.\SauJl to commit rape. sex perversion and lewd and lascivious conduct against children, police saJd. Kollhopp is being held without ball and a parole hold has been placed on him for an alleged parole v1-0lation. He was ac- companied by his parole officer "hen he surrendered al the I rvtne police s ta tion Thursday af· ternoon. police said. ott1<'e-rs said tne chaq;ei> stem from an tncident 1n Harvard Community Park Wednesday night, when two 13-yur-<>ld lrvtnc ~lrl!' were dragged Into a trash enrlosure at knlfepolnt. One or the girts was molested by the attack~r before he Of'd when he spotted a nearby pollco <'Ur". The money will come from a fund established by the State Public Utilities Commission specifically for-s uch under- groundl.ng projects. Each year utility companies must set aside a certain pe rcentage or their gr06S revenue for such work. Reasons glven for Urls project were: MacArthur Boulevard bas a hieh volume or vehicular and pedestrian traffic. -The overhead poles and wires are heavily concentratedi -The overhead facilities are u.nsighUy. The project is expected lo be concluded by the firsl part of next year, althougn Nollac noted that other undergrounding pro- ;ects already underway in Irvine are behind schedule. Dymally Help Boosts Aide SACRAMENTO (AP> -With some personal help rrom Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally, his top aide on the Co mmission of the Californias remains in line for a S9,660·a-year raise. Aft er Oymally made one of his infrequent appearances in the Senate to lobby for his former legislative colleagues, they voted "l'1 11 to booi1t the salary of Ralph Poblano. the commission's ex- ecutive dire<'lor. Bodies Identified SACRAMENTO (AP> -Two bodies found in a shaJlow &rave near here wer-e ldentUled as those of Gordon Gilmore, S2, and All ee Shira, JS, Colusa County Shrr1ff John J. Trnughton said Thuu day. Prank Proves Fatal At Bachelor Party A bachelor party ror a young Hollywood m an who would have been married Saturday ended tn tragedy early today in Hunt- ington Beach. leaving hU funeral lhe only pending ceremony. John Stuart Wells, 23, was killed at 1:45 a .m., when the usual sort or pre-nuptial prank pulled by his welJ,wislllng male friends took a sudden, horrible twist, police said. Walch Commander Sgt. Darryl Klopp said Wells and bis friends were driving along Beach Boulevard when they pulled Into a left turn pocket near Hell Avenue. Investigators said Wells Jok· ingly jumped out or Lhe car as ila driver waited to make a left turn or a U-tum, where~ Lbe oc:cu· pants Jokingly pretended they were going to ditch the l'l"OOm·to- be and tea•e btm atnnded. • Trame accident investigator John Berens said the car's un- identified driver swung a swift U- tum as though he were eoing to apeedaway. Wells -yelling al h.is buddies to wait -spun and sprinted across Beach Boulevard, not Stt· Ing an oncoming car which s truck and almost instantly IUlled him. Motorist Scott James Na.son, 18, of Long Beach. bad no op· portunity lo avoid the tragic acci- dent and was not cited, police said. Wells was pron0W1ced dead al the scene. Coroner's deputies said he is survived by his mother w.bo will make luneral arrangements at Smith'• Mortuary in Huntington Beach. They did not bHe the name or the girl who would have become Mn. Wells Saturday. .'/ Licens ing Of Nukes In Limbo WASHJNOTON (AP> -The Nuclear R e1ul•lOr y Com- m! slon ( N RC> sald today full li~naina or new nuclear power p lants mlahl r es ume by Dec~btt. NRC chairman Marcus W. Rowden told a congressional committee that the slowdown on 11<.'ensing new µlants ("OUld be suspended after l"Of1lpletioo of s tudio oC nuc lear wastes management. and public bear· ings. Tht' NRC earlier tlus monll\ s harply curtailed UcenslJll and ~ration or new nuclear power plants in response to a pair of U.S. Court of Appeals decisions last July 21. Those decisions said tbe commission did not pa.y e n o ugh a tt ention to environmental issues in grant- . ing licenses for plants in Vermont and Michigan. The NRC action did not affect nuclear plants already produc- ing e lectricity. It placed a m orato rium o n ne w con· struction and limited the licens· ing of new plants lo produce at full capacity. Meanwhile, the Senate today appointed 12 senatO{S to make an overseas study or the effect of nuclear reactor sales on U.S. security and foreip Polley. Majority leader Mike Mansfield <D-MooL), said one of the most important isst.les in the next Coairess "will be the development of a policy to. cope with tbe worldwide proliferalioo of atom.le reactors. .. p,..•P.,,eAl BODY ••• junk, they impede us In ewry possible way and they insist on s peaking to each other in some kind of unintelligible Southern twang that seems to be their trademark." Without that interference. police said, they believe they. could have s urrounded the kidnapers and freed bolh the cbUdren and Mrs. Seiaman. Market man ager John Seigman, ~. WH unharmed. Police found him al a pay telephone booth outside his Market Basket store clutching a brown paper bag containing $8,000 in cash-the cootents ol hls sale. Seigman and his famJly were taken at gunpoint Wednesday night from their borne at 335t Cortese Drive, Roamoor, by two men carrying weapons and wear· ing Halloween masb. Seigman said be was told to open the market sale, put its con." tents in a paper bag and then go to the phone outside the store and wait for a call from them. Seliman told officers that he became nervous alter standing at the phone booth ror 10 minutes without a call and decided to call Long Beach police. Police said their radioed plans for surrounding the area were picked up by CB enthusiasts who flocked to the scene and ap- parenUy alarmed the kldnapers who fled with Mrs. Selgman. Sherifr's officers have circulal· ed descriptions of two men who are believed to be driving a Ught colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 1950s or early 1960s vintage. They warned anyone who believes that be m ay have spotted the two men with or without Mrs. Selgman to call police and n ot attempt t o question the two fugitives. ,.,, IJl<I' S1nall Weddi119 ... -~-·~·::. ... _ ...,.J;{ ~dor Ra~ky and hi~ bride, the former Elisabeth R itter , a , pair ~r 40-mch-tall circus performers. cut their weddin{! . cak_e m Oakland after they were m arried in the Oaklana • ; ( C~eu~ Are~a where the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and · Bailey Circus 1s performing. l ( I Huntington Father :.: Stabbed By Son • • f • •rf •• 1 I · A tough old Huntington Beach father, 76, is hospitaliied today alter beating his son to the floor ~lth his fists Thursday after police allege the son began slab· bing and slashing him with a 16- inch butc:her knife. Camile DePierre, of 19922 Estuary Lane, was listed in good condition at Pacifica )iospltal, Where he underwst iUrgei"y to repair the gashes police HY were innlcted by Elijah DePierre. The auspect, 35, me ot several DePierre sons, was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit mur-der following what police characterized as an un- provoked assault as the elder DePierre sat watching televlsion. Officer Gil Veine said he found the younger DePierre sit.ting on his bed clutching the bloody butcher knife and trying to re- member his last name. otficer Veine said DePierre seemed extremely nerv005 and almost disoriented, apparently unable to remember where the blade he held even came from. The DePierre patriarch - clutching at his wounds and leav· Ing a trail or blood -ran out of the house and called to neighbors for hel p after thrashing his grown son, police said. · Detectiv~ Sgt. Bert Cbadwicfc. said De Pierre told . police no argument or even direct con- versation preceded the sudden butcher knife assault. Pollce, who described the family as devoutly religious said De Pierre is held withoot 'bail. Detective R•ndy Toburen waif ' seeking a formal compl aint. \o-! day. •. Investigators said the eldm' 1 De Pierre is re tired and his son•lsM unemployed. , t' ... ..,. Service Hymn,··~:· Blasphemom?--~: WASIUNUTON (AP> -~.' Pentagon admits that including~ controversial modem hymn in aD' armed services hymnal was a mistake. but it does not intend to r eprint or tear the verse out o£ the ball-million books in print. Some congr-essmen and church groups have charged that t~-: hymn, a Good Fdday vene ' <'alled "It Was On A Friday' Morning," is blasphe mous.1 Protests began to trickle in lalh."' Nove mber and r e a ched a . crescendo recen Uy. R evision Ch eere d . I PHOENI X, Ariz. (APJ • J Arizona's top school officials to- day cheered the U.S. Senat,e action In voling lo exem•t> mother-daughter-and father-sol£ socials from u bnn on sex dia- criminallon. ''Tell me the vQle.- and the good news," said Stat.e- School Supt. Carolyn Warner. "L just couldn 't be more delight• cd .•. After all we Rcnerawd the action agains l that rule." she· said. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL-•. Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people Installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet '"contractors" are working unlawfully without nsurance 1lnd state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should insist that the people who install your carpeting work for a contractor who is INSURED and STATE LICENSED . (He is required by state law to be both.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection. and the very accomplishment or licensing indicates a degree of competency. • The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor is that he might be out of boSlness tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for rehat>1hty, and the best installation around! DEN'S ·······~········· ~•tlll·installation ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 926'27 • PHONE 6'6-,838 -6'6-'23S5 ~ j I Saddlebaek ED I r 10N * * * ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1976 Afternoon • Stueks TEN CENTS I Toro People Rap Traffic, Parks ' • 1 ' . . . I ,,,. • " considt>red El Toro Road con· gest1on <iS their chwrcon<.'ern In respom.t:, th<.• consultant :.us:~esled an overall trarfH' <'ngmt>t'rmg study to 1n<'ludt.• El Toro road, along with improv,•cl :.tandards for futu1 c dc\'clo1, ment. In JnS\\>er to what rcs1denLc; sec as their second greatt.>sl conrern, those polled calll'd for an Im mediate 1mpro \•emcnt in tht.• t Conneetion Cut i , l Dope Czar Co1Wicted l t ! I .. t t • I r . . ( J .NEW YORK (A P > -Antonio Flores. 38. h:.il> been convicted in federal court or masterminding the French Connection scheme to smuggle 600 pounds or heroin from France for distri bu lion in this country. Flores faces a maximum term of 60 vears in prison and a Cine of S20,000 as a result of Thursday's decision. He will be sentenced Oct. 7. The smuggling operation was made famous b y the book and movie. "The French Connection." Flores was indicted in January. 1973, but eluded narcotics agents for thret? years before he was arrest· ed in Spain. He was extradited to the L'nited States eight months ago. after l>J>l'nding m•arly three years in a Spanish prison for possessing marijuana and a false passport. ·Prank Proves Fatal l.4t Bachelor Party A bachelor party for a youn~ ltollywood man who would hove bffn married Saturday ended in tragedy early today In Hunt· J1gton Beach. leaving h1s funeral \he only pending ceremony. ',.J ohn Stuart Wells, 23, was 1Ulled at l ·4S a .m . when the -.sual sort or pre-nuptial prank ~lied by his well-wishing mah~ ends took a sudden, horrible ist, police said , Watch Commander Sgt Darn I tlopp said Wells and his friends •ere dr1 vlng along Beach toulevard when they pulled into • left turn pocket near He il +'·enu('. t.ln,•eshgators s aid Wells JOk gly Jumped out of the car a~ 1t' river wallt.>d lo make a left tum ft" a l'-turn, whereupon the occu· ponts Jokingly pn•tt'ndcd they ~erl' come to ditch the groom-to Judge Nixes Suit by Gays SAN FRANCISCO IAP1 A federal JUct~e. chsm1<1sm~ :1 Miil 1tealns t thc Pn<'1f1<' Tt•lephonc Compa1n . has rukct thnl the 1001 CMI R11thts Act doc' not proh1b1t dl.Bcnminallon i1wuh1't homo .. •u., .. 'uab. US Ot ~lrl cl Court Judat' ~nrt•r W1lh ums tos!led out ttw suit Thursday whH'h had b('\'ll l"cou.-tht hy two homoscxu:1l11 who said they hud been hllrlL"ISl-d Into qulttinic. ond a third who ~aid the utihl) wouldn't hare him ~cnU!>t' ol it The com run~· denaoo ull tt"' , OC1fusution11 be and leave him stranded. Traffic accident investigator John Buens said the car's un· identified driver sw1111g a swift U turn as though he were going to speed away. Wells -yelling at his buddies to wail -s pun and s printed across Beach Roulevard. not set'· ing an oncominl{ car which struck and almost inst~ntly killt"d him. Motorist Scott James Nason, 18. or Long Beach. had no Ofl• portunity lo avoid the tragic acc1 · dt'nt and was not cited, police said. \\'ells "as pronounced dead at the srene. Coroner's deputi('S said he 1s survived by his mother who will make funeral arrun~ements :ll Smith's Mortuary in Hunungt1m lk'ach They did not hn' f' the name of the girl who would hove becom1• Mrs Wells Saturday. Story Hours Set in Viejo S111nups ror u ne" series of pn'· sl'houl story houri; at the Misl-11on \"il•jo Librury will beRm &•pt. 7 Parenti! ore ai1kcd to vi~1t the library. at 2·1851 Chnsanta Ur1v<'. to rt-1t1~t~·r their ch1lctn·n. who must be thre\• :ind 11-half tu fl\\' vt'ars old · Story hours "111 tx•11in Sept 29 1ind 30 Thc•y will rontlnu • on Wedncsduys and Thursd:iv~. from 9.30 to 10 a.m .. for e1aht weeks. New School Chief Sticks to Campus Bv LAURIE ~PER OftMOalt,l'ie.tS..tt I ~ohn 0 ayw alt, the new principal of Mission Viejo High ~boot, describes himselr as l"iclnd or • campus 'administrator." f-He tends lo stay at the school ,...d not go out to the many ~hes. meetings, conferences ead other activities available to jaft~ucaUonat leader. f These hours spent on campus •ilY mount up. ~• One reason be wanted t.bis job, explain~. ls that il is closer to s home in Monarch Bay. Work· )I\( at Santa Atl:> Valley Kifb &hool, as be bad for t.bc past five .,..,.,, gave him LilUe time to ~with bis ramUy. :Anotber reason he sou&bt lhe ~was bls d~sire foe-a new pro- '• • ress1onal challenge. His primary interest al the Mission Viejo school will be an ··providing a good quality education," he uid. But beyond that. Daywalt. who has been on the job just five days, has rew spedfic plans. "I really don't want to come In and superimpose a value set," he explained. He'd rather draw his goals from thf' community and students. ..I want to establish myself first as a part o! the faculty," he said, "When the time comes lo mile some changes. 111 have the groundwork for support ..... There ls one thing be promises. He will leave bis front oHlce to fo into the classrooms .ixt onto the umpw for uveral hoW'a every <Ste DAYWALT, Pa&eiU) n u m b ~· r o f I> u r k ~ J n cl recreational I ac1ht1l'l> m th1· art> a Thl' c:on'lultant. O"en Menard and Associate~. .-.uul tht· t'<>m· pletion of El Toro Community Pari.. will 1mprovt.' lhe s1tuuhon. But he also :.ugsested a county officials review or local park fac1ht1es. Citizens viewed rapid develop- ment a11 a third objection to their comrnu111ty, th\' l'Onsultunt 's r\• port lo c\lunt' .... upt'r\ 1~orl> ~J1d But, 111 ;.111 .11h\H'r rdJtin.: tu tht•1r lllher "01 rll'l:" rt."•ld\•l'l\:- :o.:t1d. devclOplTl\'llt \\OUld Ix• llC· ceptablc 1( i t 1r1dudt•s :.Ul'h am\•n1ll<'s as purks and doc~ nol add lo l'Ongest10n. Residents' ''1e"s and tht! con· sultant ·s suggestion rall 111lU one area or possible connicl. The c1ttzens ·most-liked ameni- ly w~1s lht' ubundanceor shopping l't>nh'1 s . t ht: n•port said Uut the con ultant suggested tht"re 1s already "ITl<>rl' than ade· quatc land dc'·~loped or ava1lu· ble" for commercial facihtil'S, and he suggested a future look 11t commercul zonmg. The recently completed study was started last September. It is t"xpec ted to be sent to supervisors for approval Tues· day. Then county officials will seek permission to $tart u sttond phase of the study. wmed al de· velopment of ttn lm1>roved land U!IC plftn. I The study area is bounded by 4 Trabuco •nd El Toro Ro.uis and runs from Rockficld fklulc.M Ard to tbe :irea where Trnbuco crosses Aliso Creek. Citizens questioned. the rep<>rt. (See POLL, Paget\!) Victim :Slain I . 1 Viejo Driver Killed A 61-year-old Mission Viejo man was killed shortly before midnight Thursday when his car swerved. was struck by another l'ar, tht"n plunged down an embankment California High\\ ay Patrol of firers said J ohn W. Woodward. of 25901 Serenat a Driv<'. was thrown from his car . He was pro· nounced dead at the scene. on the San Diego Freeway south o( La Paz Road. offil'ers said. Woodward was traveling south, omcers reported, when he swt>rved into the path of another l'ar, driven by Betty Ann Favata, 43. or 33331 Gelidum Clrcre, Laguna Niguel. Her car struck the rear of Woodward's-; the CHP said, then his car plunged off the road. Of· ricers said the other driver wos uninJured, The body wu taken to O'Con- nor Laguna Hills Mortuary. where arrangements are pend- ing. SACC Board Sets Special Meet Monday A special meeting of the Sad- dlebac k Arca Coordinating Council <SACC1 executive board has been called for Monday at 7 p m. in the office al ~11 Moulton Parkway. Laguna Hills. Rack Bohay, president. said the meeting has been called prim an· ly because th<' re1o1ular meeting srheduled last week was can· ct•led. I\ proposal to continue the Youth Scr\'1ces Program. which offers counselm i:? to juveniles who have com milted mlnoroffonsesor tht" law." 111 be coni.idered. Among other Items on thl' agenda i'i d1sC'ussion or a proposal for low lnC'()me howung in the area around the Zl1otJturat federal bulldtnR Bodi•·~ ldPntified SACRAMF:NTO (i\P1 -Two hodh•s found In a shallow l(ravl' nt>ar hNc wer<.' 1dent1flcd ai; those of Gordon Gilmore, 52. anll Alice Shira. 35, Colusa County Sheriff John J Trou,&?hton saul Thuxsdn)' OIMtJ ......... "'9111 STICKS TO CAIFUS New Prlnclpll o.,_ .. t O.lty ,.. ... St.tit l'lllt• REFUSED HEARING Congressman Hinshaw Woman's Jewelry Aids ID By TOM BARLEY OllMO•ltyl'lt«SUff The body or kidnap victim Joann SeiJman of Rossmoor was found today .in a field In the Carson area of Los Angeles County. Orange County Shenff's of· ncers who sped to tht-scene after a Carson resident made the gris· ly discovery based tht>lr identihc3tion o n clolbin~. jewelry and phy11ical description 0( the murdered woman. She was wearing yellow culottes and blouse. Officers said Mrs. Seigman was s hot to death In the field near the intersection or Alameda and Victoria str eets. Los Angeles r --1 ~ N• lfl>A~ Coupty SMri Cf'i officers are in ~ ~o <!hat'(e ol what ii now a murder ---,n~tlaation. D • L _ Bid Officers said the body will be ~ln.STWW shipped to a mortuary in the area lo await positive Identification by memben of the Seigman famHy who were wllh the vlctlm when all five members or the family "ere kidnaped Wednesday night by two gunmen. For Hearing Congressman Andrew J. Hinshaw was advised today that the California Supreme Court has refused to grant a hearing at which his lawyers could have challenged adverse rulings in his current Or ange County Superior . Court pretrial action. The ruling m eans that action in Judge Frank Domenichinl 's courtroom will resume Monday. Opening statements wilt be de- li vered arter a final serving juror and four alternate jurors arc chosen. Hinshaw. 53, faces trial on multiple felony counts stemming· from his alleged criminal actions while servin~ ns Orange County assessor in 1972. It is alleged that county employes in the a!lsessor's office utilized county time and drew county expenses whJle they wert> a ctua lly working for thl' Newport Beach Republican 's s uccess £ul co ngressional campaign. lhnshaw was sentenced to on<- to 14 yeors in slate pnson after being con victed or bribery t'har~es aired in an carl1<•r Sopenor Court trl ol Ir<• ill free on appeal. Molestation Suspect Gives Up to Police A 33 ye;1r·old Anaheim mun su8JX1C:tod of molesting a 13-yeer old lrvlne glrl Wednesday night tumed himself in to th<" Irvine police, officers sntd todoy Emil William KoUhopp l!'I m the Newport Beach City Jail to day on char~es or kidnap, &.'l!laoll to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd and lascivious conduct against children, police said Kollhopp is being held withaut ball and a parole hold haa ~n ptactd on him for an alleged parole violation. He was ac· companlt'd by his parole oMcer when he surrend~red :lt Ute lrvine police station Thursday af· temoon. police sald. Officers said the cnarges 11tem from an rnc dent in Harvard Communiu• Park Wednesday night, when two t3·Year.ofd lrvine 1irls were dragged into a t.rast} enclosure at k:nifePoinl. On~ ot t~ 11(\s was molested by u,. attacku before he ned whm be 1potted a nearby polite car. The discovery came s hortly alter FBI agents joined sheriff's officers and Long Beach police in a widening search that ended in lhe Carson area today. All three agencies issued pictures of Mrs. Seigman. 43, in the hope that sbe might be spotted while in the company or her abductors. But hope faded late Thursday and early today as the hoped·for reports were not re· re1ved. Mrs. Seigman. last seen by her three children·as the two gunmen forced her away from the family van in which they were left bound and gagged, assured them as she left that they would soon be lo11ether again. The Seigman childnm-<:alhy, 19. John Michael, 16, and Paul. II-told officers the two gunmen also assured them that no hurm would come lo their mother Sheriff's investigators today blamed hundreds of Long Beach resident! who 11warmed to the downtown area for their failure to surround the kldnapcrs llnd free both Mrs Se1gman and ht•r l'hildren. They blamed owncr11 or Citl<icns Band radiois for Mtlrnct · 1ng other C B butrs to lh\• downtown area after they picked up police bulletins detaHll\l' the abduction and calllng uddltlonel cars to the kldnop scene. ·'Thes e CB user s arc a men:tc , " :l flenlor lnvcaU.c•tor grumbled today. "They fill tho ~lrways with a lot o( useleu Junk. they impede \1li in every poss I bl~ way and they in11ist on spcaklna to each other In 30me kind of unintelligible Southern twong that seems lo be their trademark ·· Without that lnler(ercncc, police aald, they believe they could have s urrounded the kldnapers and freed both the children and Mrs. Seigma.n. M o rket manager John Selgman. 50, was unharmed. <See BODY. Pa1e AZ> IUNS4S ZOO'S GOT BIG GNVS TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -Arc you ready for the gnus. Weather and S1>9rt.? 1'be Ga1e P~rk Zoo's two new gnus, a four.year-old (emaJe aod a. on -year-old ail.le, have been named w .. tber and Sports. SLAIN BY KIDNAPER Joann Slegman Microwaved Ambassador Reassigned WASHINGTON CAPI -Health problems that may be Unked to Soviet microwave bombardment are believed to be a factor in the reported decision to reasfiign Walter J . Stoessel Jr .. U.S. ambassador in Moscow. Stoessel, a 56-year-old career diplomat who has served in th<' Soviet capital intermittently s ince· 1947, ls \o become , ambassador to West Germany, according to diplomatic sources. In Bonn he would s ucceed 1 Ambassad or Marlin .I Hillenbrand, who is retirini:i. Press spokesmen for both lhc White House and the State Department, follQwing their re· gular practices. declmed lo com· -4 ment on th e impe nding. I ambassadorial changes befort- thcy are officially announced. The Stale Department re· ' peatcdly has denied that Stoci1sel has developed any mcdlcaJ pro blems related to the Sov1el microwave beams that ha' 1• been aimed at the embassy to jam U.S. llstenin~ devices on ih roof. The radiation intens1ly re• portedly has been highest in the vicinity of the umbas11adnr's of• flee on the ninth floor of thl· Moscow em bossy. However. sources have l'On· firmed that for somt• llm~ Stoe&1el h:is b('en suffertnJ( from unemla, u bl ood <'Oncllllon characterficd by lock •>f rC'd (Sff WAVES. Patf' A2> Const : I Wea titer l.lttlc C'han"( in W<'u\ht'r l'IC[K'Cl<'d for the wt'ekt•nd Morninf( cloud~ will rnn tlnue nlong th<' Coast ' INSIDE TODA~ Laguna Beach wtll hr the utt of .o r~o ng ntnrh SumJ>honl/ Orche11ra roncrrt where the ~rformer1 Wiii rt· ally be on thtir toes -th<'y'll be mt'mber• of ao/lrt Pacifica, slianng a program wtlh the orche&lra. Ste Poqt Cl of the Wtektnder latl•x i ·-..... ·--._., ____ ....,__ --~----- • •• 11 f OAJL Y PILO'f SB · Victims Identified .. Grieving Mothers Solve. Myatery th ARTlllJ R R. \·ts~t:I . °' , ... o ... , ...... '4,oll • Sht>rlrf's horn1c1t.h: tn v~\1otors stood 1lmtl~ Thurs cJa ~ Jftt•rnoon J /\ .:ri,., 1 n~ ll>t>lht•r' or IWO 15 H'ar uld Jlunl 1n,lon Heach .:iris endurt"d td('ntJf)'lng bodies of Uw v1ct1m-., Ntabbed lo death twod~n ~o I nvl·st 1 g aluri. announn·<l lht• l>l.t1n trt'naRcri. uu• t:anda t·t• ~i.an H('Jd> or l~l lnvernci.'( L<ml' and Sht•r.\ I Sue Petcr~on uf 9fl63 <:urn w <1 ll Ori vc The> werl' rcportl'CI rn1~!')10fl wilhm OOC' hour of t•:1rh other \L·cdn~i.J .i y n1j!h\, n·portl"db tk'fore e1th<>r Mr)!, Neila Rcadv ~ Mr!\ Ka' Peterson learnNi that l\\o un1dcnltf1ed g1rb h.ul been murdt•rccl . ·At th1.• l.Jml'. the~ were up rr,tircnlly unaware.·· Hunt111Jrton l!t•ath Police Detl'eli111• Si:,'\ Lw!> «khua '><ml : Sht'rirr ·~ homicide rletull f)1•teet1n• Bru\·e MatArl·c hct\\l'Hr. con(irmed 1hur..di.~ nlt.:ht he s u:.pected the .,1ayU1g '~r11m:. were Miss Read) and ~naMan ' lnjured When Car Hits Pole • A Laguna Beach man 1s in ~enous but stable condition to- cla) al Saddleback Community I l~p1tal arter he 106t eootrol or his car on Laguna Canyon Road Thursday night and rammed into a ut1hly pole. ·lames David Lyons, 1340 Cer· ritos Drive. was placed an lhe hospital's intensive care unit this morning Collowing surgery. Lyons, 29. suffered multiple lractures in the t0·45p.m. crash. According to l rvine Poli ct', Lyons was driving south on Laguna Canyon Road when bf' ap- parenlly lost control. swerved o\•er to the northbound lanes and struck a utility pole on the op· po.site side of the road. about one mile south or the San Uu.•~o Fr<'<'"'a' Pnltc·~ said the r:ir's l'ngmc hu1'sl IOltl flanH•s soon :ifkr lhl· <'t1Jl1111<1n. but thut L\ons w;,is not hurnc•d 1n the Circ . · No other cars were· involved in lhc .1rcuil'nl. polic<' ~aul '41tJ.S Pt'ltlSOllea.rly ln the dA.1. ~antlc p~~nu had OoOdiicl sheriff ·:. rnveatl1 .. tors witb qut'rao about th\' a.u•pet"tod runa\\ "':. bt•i•tua:.e tb~y had d.iUfthtt'r:. m1 ,,1ng and bclit,l'<'llve S~I Al Mu.-.Ut't1 Said th1.-l'Ouot of po~:.•bk victims bJ~cd on runaw:.y reports on Ole 1'hurfl <lay morn in~ \\ ;l!I 30, hut J 1ix 1 o u ' r a 11 ' JI u"' h l' d t h c puss1b1ltlJt'~ to mon· than 100 by noon .. One couple even drove do14n ht'rc from Camarillo. but neither "'as lht>1r dau11:hter. They looked J I tbe photosraphs." said Shertff s Lt. Sim M 1ddlrton Dt'lt't'll\'e MacAfee and his four partners a ssigned t o 1dcnllf)"ing the murder \'1ctlms <;tabbed e1Rhl to nine limes each 1-'ro• Page .t I WAVES •.• blood cells Anemia and other blood problems are among wmptoms that have been report· ed in experimental studies on el· fects of m1crowavl's. One Slate Departmt'nt omciaJ "ho pre\ 1ou~ly had served in Moscow com mentcd a bou t Stocssel's impending move, .. J recall hearing a s early a s January thal the.\ ·d h<J\'C to get him out of there. because of his health.·· llov. cn•r. the omei!1l added that factors aside from health probably were in voh•t.-d ... H's a \Cry difficult post. even apart from the radiation,·· he said. Stoessel arrived in Moscow as ambassador in 197.i, at the height of u s. erforts lo supplant the So\'1et mnuence in Egypt and the Arab world. Also, he has run the e mbassy d u ri n g s t rat egic nuclear arms negollaUons and wh ile tension s develope d between Was hington und Moscow over their eonmcting pohc1es in Afrita. The leading cand1date to suc- ceed Stoessel in Moscow 1s re· ported to be Malcolm Toon, though diplom at1c sources said the Ford administration 1s relue- lant to wilhdraw Toon from his rurroot ambassadorial post in lsraeJ . Another possible successor to Stoessel is Richard T . Davies, U.S. ambassador to Poland. .... _.,_ alttady wotltJftJ on the ~ and Ready i&'ls' disap-prarance ··we cot a eouple ol mlssins JU\'tnile reports lNtl rat \heir descriptions closelr and "ent on thal," Dt>lt'cllve tdacAf~ ex· plalnt'd. Candace was reported m.issinc ot 10 pm. Wedntisday and her frlend who moved lo Huntington U"nch thn·e months ago. Sheryl. was rt-ported mlssfug by ht>r mother an hour lal~r The &Iris both laved In the Hun tington Conti n e n tal townhouse de velopment near Brookhurst Street and Adams Avenue and would ha\'e been :.ophomores at Edison Jhgh ~hool next month. Investigators say the girls were not classed as runaways, and it was apparently not uncom· mon for them to violate parental curfew regulations. .. Candy a nd Sheryl weren 'l angels, but they didn\deser ve to die," is the way one young ac- quaintance phrased It. St:ron1ly s uspecting t he girls slain befow the rodcy bluf(s al Paciric Coast Highway and Golden West Street were Miss Ready and Miss Peterson, in- vestigators called their mothers. ''W e go t a tentative identification from the photo· graphs and a positive from each mother al the mortuary," said Detective MacAfee. He said it was an extremely un- pleasant chore for all concerned when t he mothers were a c- companied t o S addleback Mortuary in Tustin, about a tWf· hour apart Thursday afternoon.. "They were so upset. we de- cided to bold off any further in· terviewin1 until Friday af. ternoon,' •be explained.. The two mothers, each with teenaged sons and daughters, were in seclusion with friends to- day. No funeral arrangements were !cheduled yet at Saddleback Mortuary, but It was expected Miss Pet e r son woul d b e lraasferred to an loglewood mortuary today. Her family moved lo Hunt- ington Beach in June. from P lacentia, where she attended Krae mer Junior High School after moving to that area from the Bel!Oower region the year before. Fre•PageAl Nixon's Neighlior Had Varied Duties BODY ••. Police fou nd him at a pay telephone booth outside his Market Basket store clutching a br own paper bag containing S8.000 In cash-the contents oC his safe. By The As11oclated ~SS The Richard M. Nixons don't drop by often. but they -or their ::udc~ -do give their closest neighbor an occasional call. 1 n e m e r g e n c i e s , a· n d part1cularl)· while Nixon was an Mfice. aides turned to Paul Presley, the president and part owner orthe San Clemente Inn. :·su re, tht> Nixon people n~ed me," Presley said in an interview. ~·one Saturd ay, T got n calf fr9m the house. 'The President . w&nts to go lo church tomorrow.· hOrn<'bod y o n lh f' s tarr 15atd. 'When• should he go.,• ••1 !laid that hf''d been to some or the big churches ln town nnd that he ouf'ht to RO t.o a sm all onf', Jilre the Christian Church. So they said, 'All nJtht. go tell th" pastor that h"·11 be:-there at one• minute to 11. • 1 ··1 W<'nt to tht• ~hurch, tolcl th.- p astor who I w ns and Rf'l it t•ll up.· J told him they'd have to vut in u p!mm.• and ht• promised to sf'c• 'that the <'h urch was fu ll l :oc111d. 'And wht•n yoti sec mC' In t he morning, pretend you know mr.' !"The pnstor mt•t U.'I nt the-door ORA'fGE COAST DAILY PILOT ROC!er1 N. Weed r'r~I --.... , Jack R. CUTley "" ~...,_ ... ,.nt.,._Gt ..... ~ Thomas Keevtl (dtlor ThOmas A. M ur-phlne ll'•-• ... £<1<W " Charles H. Loos Rlct\ard P. Nall "'""""1 M<iN9•no ~ ..... , S.dcll•bklC Valt.y OHb 111'1 I.• Pa1 AO«J •• '-t11 0.... p •--• Offices (t"l•Mow lJO'"•lllolyVtMI ...... ._ ....... ,,.,, __ '--~ ..... c; .. _,,.. .. , Te .......... 014)~ CJ•ssHled Advertl!Jng M.2·5411 S-•-· Vtli.y-°""'. 5'1-4J10 ,,_,._°"_ ·~ '-11!M. ""Or-ON" .._...,..,.,. ~ _, .... ..,_ .ioo ..... 111-..uon ........... , M•ftff' Of d••tCft-•M•tth ,..,..,_.. "'-'' W Ftl•Of'Mhtt"9 _,_. ... .,, '"(tat .. tff'W.t\fM Of (-·-·· 'IH-<•••• _.,, ... pold .. C..te ........ CM-,,_.,,.,_ •~ ,.,.,.., ~l t\ --... _,,. 1)-tllCy, ____ ,__,,,_ u.,n_.,, ... and he Ra \'e me a big smile and a !>ecret wink. 'Good morning, Brother Presley.' he called out. .. During the ser mon t saw a Secr et Ser vice man give the Prl'sident money to put into the plate.·· Preslev continued. "One dav. there was a nother call. 'LBJ 's eoming here and tomol'T'OW's his birthday. Where can we gel a cake·1 ' J told them I'd take care of1t." .. One day thf'Y eallc.'<i and said the man wanted to be seen with :-.ome old folks. I went o\'er to where the old·timers bowl on the lawn. They know me from when I was on the City Council. .. I told them y,·e were going to have a tournament Thuniday, ~1th a big trophy and everyttung, nnd that the old men should bring their womenfolk because there'd be refreshments. .. Well. t hey nil cam e a nd a llho111t h . they suspected i.omethinR. J didn 't tell them the President was comlnK. I dJdn't want tht'm to bt• disppointcd m rose he didn 't, but he came on !<c·hC'<lule. • · In 1972. nftt•r Nixon 's re. nomination at tttuun1 Beach, an aide asked P resley to collect 1.500 people lo welcome the N1l(- on helicopter. lie rounded up 22,000. Presley also ramcm~ni a !llld- der day ror Nixon when a coll came Aug. 9, 1974. "They asked me to collect nbout 30 pf'ople to meet tho hellcoPk'r from Wa~hin«iton. that thf' mao needed cheerlng up ln 11 bad way. "When I got to the house wilb my party. 1 round 3,000 people hn1ng the fence. anxlous to lcl tho President know t hey were with him." The Niuns have been isolated m~t or the time since leaving the White House. When Pat Nixon re- turned home from the hospital recently after her stroke, Presley said he "sent some people over there to Udy up the place and ar- ranged for some n owers." A reg ist ered Re publican. Presley on ce was a Democrat in Seigman and his fa mily were take n at gunpoint Wednesday night from their home at 3351 Cortese Drive, Rossmoor, by two men carrying weapons and wear· iog Halloween masks. Seigman aaid he was told to open the market safe, put it.a con- tents In a paper bag and then go to the phone outside the store and wait for a call fro m them. Seigman told officers that he became nervous alter standing at the phone booth for 10 minutes without a c all and decided to call Long Beach police. Police said their radioed plarui for sur .. ounding the area were picked up by CB enthusiasts who flocked to the scene and ap. parentJy alarmed the kldnapers who fled with Mrs. Seigm an. Sheriff's officers have circulat- ed descriptions or two men who are belie ved to be driving a light colored Buick or Oldsmobile of late 19505 or early 1960s vtntage. They warned anyone who believes that he may have spotted the two men witb or without M rs. Selgman to C311 police and not nttempl to question the two fugitives. Lost Airplane Being Hunted LA VERNE (AP> -The Civil Air Patrol launched a search thJs morning for a 32-year-old La Verne man who took his private plane up ror a brief apln arouod the a.in trip and f al led to tttum. a CAP s potc u m an said. (See Related Story PageA-9.). Frank Nordquist. who had been s tudylnc for hl• co m- mercial pilot's llceme. took Off Tbursd ay m ornl ng from Brackett Field in bis red and white Cessna 150, s aid CAP spokesman Ed Cranbhaw. When be badn'L returned by this morning, an aerial search wast>egwi. Oklahoma. He said be cm.slders Rock Star Reid hlmself an independent now. Orcasionally, he will host the • REOWOOD CITY (AP1 Nlxons for dinqer at his lnn . .Qut Stephen M. Kupka, a horn pl~ he and his wile. Ruby, never ex-!or the '°Town of Poftr" rock· peel them to drop by at home. and·f'Oll band la r,_ on $1.500 Bot occa5ionally, he said. a ball etter b{a arrat at San Secret Service m on will knock Fune I.Ko lnlerHUoal Alrport andastcto borrowa cup ofsuiar for lnvutlga tlott of'druas « • hal{-doien CJ;tJlS, J)OISltSlion. Backing (Jp the Bears A policeman fires a smoke bomb ot three polar bears at the Baltimore Zoo lo dri\'e them away from the mutilated body of a man found in the tx>ar pit Th<' body wn!:> rt' <:o\·ered with grapplmg hooki. and ropes Tona Additive Tainted?·. Extender Suspected in Rash of Complai11ls Some Orange County residents are complaining of abdominal cramps and nausea today after eating Tuna T wut, a protein food additive marke ted by Nabisco Inc. But neither officials or the Orange County Health Depart· ment nor of Nabisco offlCes in Buena Park have any advice for them. "l am not t elling people anything really because I don't have anything to te ll them," said Richard R obison, assis t ant d irect o r o r t h e County Fro• Pafl*' Al DAYWALT. • day. Recogmzing the demands or paper w ork and ot h er administ rative duties, he said, ·Tm just going to do it." Daywalt said he will use the re- commendations or an accredit· mg t eam . which visited the school last year as a metb<>d to bring about some changes in the program. Career education is another area he·s looking al. Although most of the 11cbool 's students are college-bound. they'll eventually spend a good part of their lives in the worki ni;! world, he explained. .. I 'm in tereslcd in havin~ youn g people explore the job m arket and gelling some onhand experience In what its like," he said. But b e added, "l 've no grandiose plans for doing that. n ·s j ust one of my interests ... He's already started develop- ing a management plan which will outline the goals and ob· jectives "kind or like sign posts on the wall" -for everyone in- volved with the school. Although his former school wu a "closed campus." Daywalt ant icipates few problems with Mission Viejo 's open lunch. An im port a nt part of the school's job is to help develop responsibility in students, he said ... You can 't help them de- velop responsibility unless )'OU give them the opportunity to act responsibly." Environmenta l Health Division. Roblson said he is awaiting an formation a boul the product. from st.ate and k'deral food of. ficials but as yet has received nu word. Six people reportedly in lhe Los Angeles a rea became 111 alter eating the product and county health officials there have warned against eating it. f)-ee samples of Tuna Twist ha\'e been arriving in the mail. Fro• Page A I POLL ... s aid. liked th<' area·s relal1wlv good climate and env1ronm<•111 and 60 percent said they wl"rt· s atisfied with aesthetics fhe consultant ·s 11 Cindn•R~ included severa l a reas for Cutun• study in the project's second phase. In addition to traffic and park'>. the report said, the scenic qu:ll11y of El Toro Road couJd be 1m· proved by I andsc aping. It said there is a lack ot ade- quate design standards In the area. a nd the old El Toro area needs t r affic circulation im- provement a nd better land use mixture The report said careful plan ning to preser ve the Aliso Creek Corridor a lso is important, and the consulta nt suggested close cooperation with a previously de- veloped Aliso Cr eek corridor. $3, 900 Carpeting Thef l Reported Six rolls or carpet valued by the victims al $3,900 h ave been s to le n fro m an E l Toro warehouse, Or ange County sheriff's officers reported. Deputies said burglars backed a truck up t;> premises operat- ed by Hidgway Ltd., .22661 Lam· bert Road, and drove off with the carpeting. Company officlalii had planned to have the carpet laid next day, they said. and warninit:-. of potential 1llnes~ "ere reported Thur dav (•,·en 1ng And Robison s:ud h~· h;a., IM.·cn tolc1 the produrl hai. ll\:'C'll on lh1• market for several month.' ··But up until t'lday no on<• called about it, .. he added ltt· said he probably n•ee1vtld 15or 20 calls by m1d·mornin1t Nabisco employcs "ho staff a war ehouse for cookies aud crackers in Buena Park today sntd they had heard nothing until calls started arn vmg from co11· sumers this morning • The product if, handled lhrougt> a protein foods d1v1sioo in Nl'\V Jerse}. and the} twd no 1n formalmn about 1l College Board DueToAccept ' Gym Complex Saddleha~k Community College Oii:;tr1ct trustees are ex- pected lo formally accept lhei campus' $2.47 million physic2' education complex when they, meet Monday in the college. library. , Trustees are scheduled t.o meet al 7 p.m. in a closed executive session to discuss collective hargainlng and employe saJaric!t· with their legal counsel. The· public meeting is planned tci begin at 7:30 p.m. ' Constr uction of the four- bUJlding complex. whJch includes a gym, shower and locker rooms. leacher oHices nnd acliv1t V' rooms, began last fall. · At that lime, the phys ical {'ducntion department was ' housed in one or the campus·· t empora r y s tr uct u r es. Architects are now working on \ plans to remodel this building Cor·' use as a <'hlld day care center. teacher offices and clas!lrooms During the meeting, trustees will also consider approving the' Associated Student Body budget for the intcrdistnct attendance procedures and changes in the fine arts complex. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general pubfic. there are a lot of people instatllng carpeting . who shouldn'r be. Unbelievably, many carpet "confractors" are working unlawfully without nsurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should insist that the people who install your carpeting work for a contractor who Is INSURED and STATE LI CENSED. (He is required by state law to be bOth.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond for your P'Otectk>n. and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency, The biggest probfem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor Is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't tai. a chance -call A lden·s for ret1ablllty, and the belt Installation around! DEN'S ·~~.-~u~.-t •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • -installation· custom draperies linoleum .• wood floor I IC'". NO. 7'J0172 1663 PLAC!NTfA AVENUE • COSTA MESA., CALI F. 97677 • PHONE 6 .C6 ·.C83Q -6'~·23SS • • t . l •