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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-10-25 - Orange Coast PilotJOHN WAYNE WAS ON HANO TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor Promises Support for Republican Ticket .... DAILY PILOT * * * 10~ * * * MON DAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 25, 1976 VOL H, HO Ht, 1SECTIONS,1• PAGES ia,OOO-plars County Crowd Buoys Ford By ROBERT BARKE R 01 lfle D•ltv Piiot Staii One or the biggest crowds ever to turn out for a political can· did atc in Orange Count y Stereo Funds Reported Gone A 19-year-old Saddleback College student who withdrew $2,000 from her savings account 'to buy a stereo set lost at all to a thief Saturday. Ellen E. Everich, 2823 Victoria Drive, told Laguna Beach police 'the cash was stolen from her purse in an upstairs bedroom closet. Miss Everich said she had had • acquaintances in the home dur- ing the day. Police are in- r'VesUgating. Sunny weather expected thrbugh Tuesday with UtUe temperature change. Highs in the 70S, lows in mid50s. INSIDE TODAY The Ranu wemlngl11 match M/eal from the jows of vie· tory, but the N no Orleam Samu let them o// ~ hook. stOfll, 83. gathered in Fountain Valley Sun· day to hear and see President Ford. "What a crowd. I just couldn't believe it," Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden said. "ll was one of the biggest thrills of my life." City officials said the crowd ranged from 28,000 to 35.000. Ford agreed that the turnout al Mil e Square Park was tremen· dous and said il gave him fresh hope of carrying California on Nov.2. "I have a feeling that the Ford and Dole team will carry this great state." he declared. "You can all come to Washington on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration," he said. Ford said Sunday he would work for tax reductions for mid- dle income taxpayers. "The taxpayer needs a break and Jerry Ford will guarantee that you '11 get it,'' he said. The President said he will seek lt> expand the personal income tax exemption from $750 to $1,000 per family member. "For a familY' with three children that will be a savings of $1.2.50 and that"s meaningful," he said. The President said he would keet> pressure on Congress to get the tax exemption. "If they don't do it, you can (See FORD, PaceA2) Gay's House Hit by Fire SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A gay bath house called the Folsom Street Barracks was hit by lire while occupied by some 100 persons. Two firemen and a policeman were hurt. Fire department arson inlpec· tor John Ricketts told police the Saturday night fire appeared to be or ''incendiary origin." Firemen said the damage was an estimated $175,000. The repe>rt said the customers began run· ning after smoke sLarted pouring out or locker room. Fire en- veloped most or the 50 min'OCed rooms on the second and third floors. Thousands At ·Park· 1ffeso Po.lice Nab Fi1'e, $2,400 Drugs in Boid , ounded AP Wlrepltoto Re.union on 'Tlae Bridge' Backers Fund Hit By Suit LOS ANGELES CAP) -State offi ctals today slapped a $787,275 campaign disclosure suit against promoters of the greyhound rac· ing initiative, only eight days before the general election. The unprecedented suit was brought .under California's Political Report Act or 1974 "to force large, hidden amq_unts of campaign money into the open before an election," said Daniel Lowenstein, chairman of the Fair Pohtacal Practices Com· mission. Named in the suit is George Hardie, chief sponsor of the in· itiative, Prop. 13 on the ballot. It would legalize greyhound racing with parimutuel wagering in California. The FPPC said it was the largest campaign disclosure suit in state history. Denis Rowland of New York, left, and Ryuji of Japan stroll the /amed bridge on the river Kwai at Kanchanaburi during a reunion today. Rowland was one of two Americans attending the meeting of sur- viving Japanese and their prisoners of war who built the span. (Story, Page A3) The suit alleges that Hardie, between Jan. 7, 1975and last Oct. 1, collected more than $463,915 in contributions and properly re- ported no more than $136,684. F'PPC attorneys filed the suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court. asking damages of $327,231 for unreported cam• paign contributions; treble damages of $256,000 for unlawful cash expenditures, and treble damages of $74,601 Por unlawful cash contri butlons. Mesa Cops Nab 5, In Stanton Raid Five suspects have been arrest· They arrested Jay T. Higgs, 26, ed on drug charges following and Catherine Lynn Sleyster, 23, raids late last week on a Costa bothor8300ChapmanBlvd.,Stan· Mesa hotel and a residence in ton, and John Lundquist Gallup, Stant.on. 21, 3776 Montego Drive, Hunt· Costa Mesa police claim they ington Beach. . conliscated $2,400 in cocaine, All rtve suspects were held on Thaisticksandmarijuanaatthe charges or either sale or two locations. possession or cocaine. Police Thursday arrested Harveywasreleasedon$10,000 Michael Tyrone Harvey, 29, at the bail and Raskovlch was freed on Ambassador Inn. 2277 Harbor hisownrecognizance. Blvd., a long with Steven Conrad Higgs was released on '5,000 Raskovlch, 22, or S30 W. Wilson bail and Miss Sleyster was being St., Costa Mesa. held at Orange County Women's Theyobtainedasearchwarrant Jail. Gallup remalns in Costa for an address in Stanton, where Mesa Jail with ballsetat$5,000. four uniformed Stanton police or-• ficers and Costa Mesa In· vestlgatou stormed the re· sidence, arrested three more druasuspects. Olncets said tnetf ound a quan. Uty or cocaine and marijuana at the Slant.on address, as well as a loaded shotgun. Man Dies in Fire LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Los Aueles man burned to death Sunday when a d1arette stat1ed a fire in his apartmer.t while ht wu asleep, city l\re officials said. , Five-ton Ekpluml Recaptured PERRYVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Barbara, the five-ton circus elephant that led circus officials and police around in circles for nearly a week, was recaptured today. The Carson & Barnes circus parked a truck loaded with other The largest single unreported campaign donation listed in the suit was $100,000 from Antilles Communications Ltd., of the (See RACING, Page A.2) AD RESPONSE TREMENDOUS' ele~hanta near State Highway 7, "We sold her! We received a ·hoping to lure the 37-year-oJd tremendous response." Barbara Into the open. This was the advertising suc- A motorist spotted Barbara on cess story of a Newport Beach the highway and the circus and couple who placed this classified state police were notified. She· ad: was valued at $25,000. • omcers said circus workers captured Barbara beside the road not far Crom where she eacaped Wednesday while helplng right an overturned truck. Barbara· was friebtened· by another truck and bolted Into the woods. Rhcs~ Macaque female monkey, born In capUvl· ly. Great personality. Very sweet and doesn't bite. xxx·dxx She was spotted at various <See c1acvs, Pace Ai> U )'OU need to Cfnd a new home for your pet, or anything else - try lhe Daily Pilot classifieds, CalJ 642·5678 for help. ) Al DAIL y PILOT s Mondoy.Oc:tober2S, 1979 PLAINS, Ga. (AP)-Clarence Dodson was s peaking in the bue- me o t of the Plains Baptist Church to the men's Bible clau .. His audience was about .50 persons, only half o! them re-- gular members or a cla.sa, lnclud· Ing one man runrunc for presi- dent or the United Stat.es. Pardon Ends · Wntroveny · "Ir we have come to this sanctuary today, just for purpose or seeing one another, just to see who is here, it is not like coming to the sanctuary • • • to seek Christ's blessine," Dodson said. · Jimmy Carter, or course, was ·the reason why the other people --tourists. reporters and Secret Service agents-were there. The 45-minute Bible class and the church services upstairs in the s imple, white-rramed build· ing with its 16 stained·glass win· •• dows are regular features of : Carter's Sunday in Plains, his . hometown. Carter has taught the class in the past, but on Sunday he sat on a metal folding chair in the •second row, third seat from the Jett, with a Bible in his lap and Plains residents on either slde of him. ·A Secret Service agent, his gun bulging from under his jacket, sat at the back. Reporters also 6at in the back and on a bench •along the side. • There were no blacks in the <Jass. None are members or the •'church. There were no women taking part in the class, although several female reporters were there. A separate class is held for women. In 1964, Carter had voted for an unsuccessrul plan to integrate the church. Since then, however, blacks have worshiped at the church, although none belongs, according to a Carter spokesman. The spokesman said nothing prohibits blacks from becoming members of the congregation and that Carter believes that if a black applied for membership "the vote would be affirmative " • There 1s a musty smell in the basement. Eight bags of insulat- olng material were piled in the back. The five classroom win- ·~ws are decorated with clean white curtains. Carter, questioned by the re- l>Orters, said their presence in .tbe classroom and the church had only slightly affected the congregation. •·we have tried to retain the tone of our church," he said. "We all decided it was good to let peo- ~e come and that perhaps those 'YihO came lo write stories would 'derive some benefits." But. he said , he had seen no sign of a more righteous press on tbe campaign, suggesting that '·maybe there is a long gestation period." Voices from other Sunday school class<.>s floated into the ~lassroom. occasionally drown- mg Dodson's lesson, which dealt 'with man 's frC'C will to choose 'between ssn and redemption. F rom p,.,, .. A l ·CIRCUS ... times. but ran away when so- meone approached. She had not been seen since Saturday. • "We're glad It 's over," said i>erry County Sheri(( Merrell Al· ~son · A heavy overnight rain had hampered the search. and of· h c1als worried that the downpour lnight increase the chance that ~he'd get into a traffic accident. · Jack Fulton of the Carson & Barnes Circus said Barbara is tame and wouldn't hurt anyone. Allison said Barbara had ig- nored the trumpeting or four olh<.>r circus elephants brought in to lure her into the open. . . Tally Hits 581 SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The {;oast Guard has recovered the body or the 581st known suicide from the Golden Gate Bridge. OAANOECOAST 5 DAILY PILOT Tht Ore~ Gol \t 0.111 Piiot ~f,..wht<flt l' com-~,..,. ,,.. ,.,._,,Po~\ i\Otiibtl~ttoyl""°Orat'tO" (OA\t P\lb41\fhl\Q C.tt"'O•l\y ~.-t.f'd1ttoft\ Me l'•lf>h\h•O M.,nn .... , '"'"V"f\ r rn'IAY '"" '"''" MfW .... WOOft ft.t.rh. Hv'".,.,-°"' 8f't<.h t-~ '*"' Vatlf'Y. lt••fll~ !.MtdlftMC'-: V•n,-_. l ftd l._ .. 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The 64-year-old Norris was one or nine young black men accused of rap- i ng two white women aboard a freight tram near Scottsboro, Ala., in 1931. All were sentenced to de· ath but all eventually were pardoned or paroled. 'Wait, See' Stance Eyed For Bingo Irvine Police Chief Peart will recommend 'fuesday that the city council postpone adopting a bingo ordinance. The city currently does not have an ordinance allowing bingo to be played legally in Irvine. But cer - tain types or bingo games are now legal in California and the chief was asked to look into such an or- dinance. The council will hear the report from Peart at the 7:30 p.m. meet· ing at city hall. According to Pe art's report, the council should adopt a wait-and· see stance instead oflmmediately jumping into a new bingo policy. Peart points out that provisions or the new state law that allows legal bingo are strict. lie said most organizations would not qualify and that religious groups with a tax-exempt status would be the most likely to qualify to run legal bingo games. However, Peart said that many cities which have already enacted bingo ordinances have found that it is relatively easy for groups to obtain tax.exempt status under the guise of religious organiza- titms. Such groups, Peart said, are not always running bingo games ror charitable purposes but rather as gambling games. The chief suggested that Irvine wait to adopt a bingo ordinance until the deficiencies of other cities' ordinances are worked out. Other items to be considered Tuesday include: -A decision by the city council whether or not the bicycle motocross course should be moved to a new site in Wood- bridge, with Smokelree homeowners and the Warmington Development paying the moving costs. -A report by Chier Peart deal· ing with the growing number or cars parked on the side or roads displaying "forsale"signs. -A public hearing on whether or not a parcel bounded by Michelson Drive, San Diego Creek and Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course should be used for a musement and sport purposes. -Council will consider adopt- ing a resolution urging the pre· servation or tr ees along Myrord Avenue, which are in the pathway oflhe proposed satellite college or the Saddleback Commuhity College District. Frona Pa~ Al RACING ••• Virgin Islands. and its principal s hareholder, Christopher . Blackwell. He is a record com- pany executive who lives in Nassau. the FPPCsaid. The suit stems from a six· month investigation in which Hardie balked at turning over campaign financial records until a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sentenced bitn to Jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agreeing to turn over re-cords. However, the suit also seeks to . compel Hardie a nd various or: ganizations which he operates and controls to fully disclose the sources of his money and his ex· penditures. SANDIEGO (AP)-PrHident Ford said today be will continue to restrain federal spending, lf elected. "because I don1. believe the American people ahotdd be taxed any more, and 1ntlaUon ts just another hl&b t~ .. In his text for a nationwide Mutual radio broadcast, paid /or by his campaign organiiation, Ford argued that federal spend· ing contributes to inflaUon. He boasted that during his presiden- cy the inflation rate has been cut from 12 percent annually to less than 6 percent. Those figures agree with tbe Labor Depart. ment 's consumer price index. The broadcast was the first of eight that wlll be aired daily from now until eled.ion day, ex- cept next Sunday. Before taking bis campaign to- day to Seattle and .Portland, Ore., Ford bid for support Sun- day evening in California with the first of at least five "Jerry and Joe Shows," statewide Jive television broadcasts reaturing the President and, actin~ as master of ceremoni es, sportscaster Joe Garagiola. In the program beamed rrom Hollywood to all parts or California, son Steve and former Democratic Rep. Edith Green or Oregon also participated. The broadcast was sandwiched between rallies al Fountain Valley and La Mesa. The two ar- fairs attracted thousands, mak- i ne them among his best at- tended appearances oC this elec· lion year. After the La Mesa event, a pleased Ford told reporters, "I wiU s leep well.•• In his radio speech, Ford sum· marized his basic appeal to the electorate in this fas hion: ··America is back at peace again. There's honor in your White House today.'' He also referred to the lower inflation rate. "Things are getting better. That's why we're feeling good about America," he said. In his television broadcast. which saw him and other partici- pants chatting informally aCter an opening sequence of films of California appearances, Ford said, ''I don't challenge Mr. (Jimmy ) Carter's good inten· lions but I do challenge his pro- grams." Ford went on lo argue that Carter, former governor of Georgia, is inexperienced in foreign afrairs and would damage \he defense effort by cut- ting the national security budget by $5 billion to $7 billion. Carter has said he would seek to cut the Pentagon's budget by those sums by reducing what he says is waste. Foid had hoped that former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, whom he narrowly defeated for the presidential nomination , would Join him on the broadcast. However, the White House press office made public a telegram in which Reagan told Ford. "l have a prior commitment with cam- paign leaders which I believe is essential to your' victory here in California." Anaheim Man Faces Kidnap, Assault Raps A man booked on multiple criminal charges after being identified by Irvine police as the aUacker or two 13-year-old girls has been ordered to race trial Dec. 13 in Orange County Superior Court. Judge J ames .H. Walsworth set the trial date for Emil William Kollhopp, 33, of Anaheim, who faces charges or kidnap, assault with iritent to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd conduct. Pretrial acUon ls set for Dec. 3. Police said the charges stem from an incident in Harvard '(;ommunlty Park Aug. 25 when two 13-year-old girls were dragged into a trash enclosure at knifepoint. The attacker fled when a police car approached the area. Of. ricers said one or the girls told them she had been sexually molested. Drunk Driver Smashes Six LENNICK, Belgium (AP> -A drunken driver crasped into a crowd gathered at the site or an earlier accident, killlng six peo- ple and injuring 13, police re- ported. ~'?:·!!"'.!. <>;i:,~,c::r.:.,~:1: matt., o• •d¥''"""'.,.'' Mrtlft ""' ...,. f'fD•Od•c•d wU._.ut IOKltt ttff•Oltl\ •t (opi(f'i--· °""""'' Dinioot Unde r Way MADRID, Spain (AP)-SpaJn beaan a naUonwlde dimout today to save energy and cut back oo oil ia\pOrta. Although policemen had waved the driver to slow down at the crash site Saturday night, the raat·movlng car hit the am- bulance, then the crowd. the fire engine and finally stopped .. agl1nstap1rkedcar,orneerssaid Sunday. ~.~;:-.• ~~··\:::~~T:11::".:' ,?,:::, ~':. -M~IY; •• .., .. , u M -"'" ,...lltwy .... ,_...,,., ....... '"'"· \ Three people died on the spot, three others In a hospital, they sald. The driver was taken into cuatody at the scene. CROWD WAITS FOR THE PRESIDENT AT FOUNTAIN VALL~v·s MILE SQUARE PARK Turnout, Estimated at 28,000 to 35,000, Buoya ford Hopes for Cefffornl• Win \ ' O'llY Pl1ot PllolOl by P•lrotk <>'Pon.ell PRESIDENT, CROWD EXCHANGE GREET INGS IN PARK In Fountain Valley, a Warm Reception for Ford Attenipted Murder Huntington Wife Ordered to Trial . Dorot}lJ June Ellis of Hunt- ington Beach has been ordered to face trial Dec. 13 on attempted murder charges filed after she allegedly shot her husband_ three limes at their concominium home. Orange County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Mrs. Ellis, 54. who is confined to a wheelchair w1th a chronic arthritic condi- tion. Pretrial action is set for Dec.3. Judge Walsworth appointed two psychiatrists to examine Mrs. Ellis and report on her men- tal condition prior to trial. Mr~. Ellis was arrested in her home at 8877 Tulare Drive Sept. 8. shortly after a shoolin~ inci- dent in which her hus band, Stanley Raymond Ellis, 54, was woundedinthechestandarm. Police• s aid her husband had taken legal action to end th<•ir 30-ycar marriage shortly berorc the incident. Oil S tudy Opens TOKYO (AP)' -A seven- member Vietnamese mission has arrived here to inspect Japanese oil refining and drilling facilities, the government's Japan Petroleum Development Corp. said today. Oh Say, Can't You See? Fre•PageAI FORD ••• take them on at the polls and lick them in 1978," he said to ~ \ plause from the audience. ~~ The President swd be has c 66 vetoes on spending measur In the past two years.· • "Those vetoes have saved eacY.t 1 family about $200 in taxes," ))~ said. 1• "That's progress and we'll cor\1 tinue that," he said. ·"' The President, who didn't med~ tion Democratic candidate Jim! my Carter by name, said. "ll Is', with sadness that I note that m~I opponent proposes a $5 to billion defense cut." 1 He said if the r~uctions were. carried out, they would reqt.U.ri troop withdrawals from key overseas b~ses and delays of B:r bomber program, shipyard con- struction cuts and closings of de: • tense plants in California. ~ · "You don't want that," be-sai~ ''We must be strong if we are ijf be the leader. r ., "I pledge a strong defense 0 system to preserve the peace and freedom so dear to all of us," he said. • Ford said that defense needs have been shortchanged over the years and only in the past two years has Congress approved. satisfactory defense spending. "There is no American fighting and dying on foreign soil. I'm go• ing to keep it that way," he said. Ford said America is sound and secure and is on the way to• better quality or life. "I've· earned your trust for the nextfour years," he said. "" Ford was introduced by actor John Way ne as he walke~ through an arch formed by ti huge American nag whicl} wd suspended from two .Huntingtort Beach fire trucks. ' "I am for General-er, Gerald Ford," Wayne said. Patriotic music was provided- by the Westminster, Estancia and Fountain Valley High School bands a nd the Serendipityi Singers. Other celebrities, including$ Los Angeles Dodgers baseball players Don Sulton and Steve Garvey, anaRepublican politicar figures shared the rostrum wit)t; the President. · ,, Sgt. William DiNisi of the Fountain Valley Police Depart- m<.>nt said officials had been ex• peeling a turnout of only about 10,000 people. "The crowd control and traffie control got beyond ou~ capacities.'' he said. • \ A cub scout at the Kansas City Chiefs. Denver Broncos football game Sunday found windy conditions difficult during ,.,,. Wl,..,..lo l opening ceremonies. Dozens or scouts, ~ carrying n ags, participated in the pro· } gram at Arrowhead Stadiµm. . ' "4onday.October25, 1;79 DAIL v PILOT AS $265 Million Off eved for -• Co. BJTOll BARLEY Of .. D ... y f'i* IWf A $ZIS million offer that ls tescrlbed b)' confident CanadJan 1lldder1 as "imPoUlble to re- ftaa.e'" wu made today ror the Jrvlne Company of Orange OMulty. Cadlllac Fal"lew or Toronto cfftclals said $14S milllon ol that ,.m will be paid in cash which ..._already been made available to the JTVlne Cornpany through a ,C:oolortlum of Canadian banks. They said the balance ol $120 i*'utloa will be paid~ short !Chimps Hint at .. Qliakes?· J STANFORD CAP) -Chim- panzees may be able to help I bumans predict earthquakes, because they seem to beeome ab- DOnDally restless when tremors are on thew ay, scientists say. "W.e believe we have the rtrst scientific evidence there are behavior changes that precede earthquakes," a group of re- searchers from the Stanford Univers ity School of Medicine re- ii;;arcbers said Sunday. They addressed a meeting is>onsored by the U.S. Geological Survey. "But to prove it conclusively, we will have to predict the next earthquake ,'' the scientists added. Watching animals for hints or earthquakes is not a new idea. Chinese scientists reported that abnormal livestock behavior was noted before a m ajor earthquake struck the city of Haicheng this year. Dr. H elena C. Kraemer , a ssocia t e professo r o r biostatistics, said the possible connection between chimps and earthquakes emerged when she was conducting a study of chimps at the school's Outdoor Primate Facility -which is adjacent to the San Andreas Fault. I She said obser vers al the facili· ty noticed ''intriguing behavioral changes" among the chim- panzees prior to a series of minor earthquakes last June. "'The animals were more rest· 'less than usual," Dr. Kraemer said. "They spent more time on the ground than high on their climb· ing structures and nesting areas. Their behavior change was so significant. It seems unlikely it wasduetochance.'' At Sunday's m eeting, Dr. Kraemer was joined by Bruce Smith, a geophysicist with the Geological Survey, and Dr. Seymour Levine, professor of J>6YChiatry . They said they were not pre- pared to unequi vocally stale that the changes were triggered by the prospect of seismic activity. But Dr. Kraemer said, "There were no unusual ev\!nts which mi ght have caused the chimpanzees to behave the way they did.'' The researchers recommended setting up animal compounds along earthquake faults and stu· dying behavioral reactions. They also s uggested that farm animals be monitored at farms close to faults. Woman Held In Slayin g A 48-year-old Santa Ana man allegedly was s hot and killed by his wife Sunday ni~ht during a domestic quarrel, police report· ed today. Julius R. Brown of 2121 S. Glenarbor St. was shot at hi s hpme in the face, chest and groin •ea with a .22 caliber rHle, police said. He was pronounced dead at the scene, omcers re· ported. Brown's wire, Mary J .• 40, was arrested at the couple's home on a charge of s uspicion of murder. police sllid She Traded Brafor $107 . GLENDALE (AP) - Glendale police were look· ing for a pregna nt woman who robb e d th e Motherhood Maternity Shop on Brand Boulevard, leaving behind a size 388 bra as the only clue to her identJty. Police said that the woman .,itered the shop a nd besan trying on clothes.She went to her car; ostensibly to get the right change, and returned with a pistol, which she pointed at the two store clerks. She left with $107, leaving behind the bra she had re- moved whUe in the dressing . room. term notes distributed to the shareholders of the Irvine Com· pany. Working swiftly to cement what they regard as a concluded deal, the possible new owners or the Irvine Company riled full de· tails o! the offer in Oran1e Coun- ty Superior Court today where it will become part of a hearing scheduled to resum~Thursday. Irvine Company President Raymond Watson has warned, however, that it would be pre- mature at this point to describe the Cadillac· Fairview CoIJ)Ora· ti on orrer as a deal. . . .. He e•plalned durtnr ~be weekend that the ll"Vine Com· pany may receive several more otrera ror tt.s 8.415 share,, or stock. Thats tock lncludes hQldlngs by the James Irvin ~n<tation which represent a controlllng in· terest of 54.5percent1n the Jrvjne Cornpany. Jn any event, Watson said, the Cadillac Fairview o!fer must be examined by Judge James F • Judge who also has before him the $200 million Mobll Oil Com· pany offer that sparked the cur· rent court. action. Irvine heiress J oan Irvin& The Bamboo Game ••• Who has more fun than Camp Fire Girls? Sally Hess. 11. of Long Beach, is shown during weekend campout at the Crean Ranch in San Juan Capistrano. The object of game is to jump between bamboo sticks and back out without getting bruised :.inkles. About 750 girls took part in the campout. Memories S urround River K wai Bridge RIVER KWAI. Thailand (AP) -Onetime Allied prisoners or war and their Japanese captors walked togethe r across the Bridge on the River Kwai today, but the passing of more than 30 years had not erased all the bil· ter memories or a tropical hell where thousands died. Under a low gr ay sky. 42 former Japanese soldiers and 10 Allied POWs filed across the nar- r ow. 200·yard span A lone American, 68-year-old Dennis Roland or New York, marched a mong them. holding two US fl ags affixed to bamboo poles. The other Americans who came here ror the reunion, Poland's lifelong buddy and fellow POW Stanley WJllner, re· rused to join the "friendship walk." He stood at the edge of the muddy river, saying a silent prayer for those who died while ISuUdlng the bridge and hac1dng lhr<>Ugh jungle to construct "de· at.fl railway" for the Japanese during World War II. Some expressed regret.that the Allled g r o up -seve n Auatralians. the two Americans and a former British army cap· tain -was so small for this first Japanese-Allied reunion here since the war. 'One Australian noted tbal the policy of most POW associations in Britain, Australi a and The Netherlands was to boycott the event. T akashl Nagase, a 58·year-old Japanese who was once an army interpreter in the Kwai area, or· ganized the reunion. The partici- panL'i said they paid their own way here Nagase led his group to a Japanese-built memorial to all the River Kwai dead They bowed in unison. offering incense slicks, rice wine and miniature paper cranes -the bird or peace -at the stone obelisk while Bud- dhist monks chanted. Before the walk on the bridge, the Allies and Japanese met at a quiet war cemetery where rows of markers commemorate the fallen British , Dutch and Australian soldiers. Only 700 American s were among the many thousan<ts of Allied soldiers brought here, and the re· mains of those few who died were repatriat ed after the war. A total or more than 16,000 Al· lied J>(lrsonnel a nd 100,000 Asian f laborers died whUe building a s trategic 2SO·mile railway between Thailand and Burma whicbwascompleled33yearsago today. A novel, several memories and a popular m"vie, "The Bridge on the River. Kwai," have described the ordeal. Smith went to court to bait the MobU deal which she condemned as a bid to take over t1'e Jrvtne Company lor a sum that was f r less than the organluUon'a t.rue worth. Judge Claude M. Owens grant· ed a temporary injunction pend· ing a hearing that is now under way. Judge Judge is being asked by Mrs. Smith's lawyers to make that temporary inj unction permanent. Mrs. Smith desr~ribes the pro. pc>eed sale to MobU as unfair to the minority stockholders. She owns 21.1 percent of the Irvine Company stock. Cadillac Fairview officials were In Orange County Sunday to confirm thal their offer is official as or today a nd tohat "one of our United S:ates subsidiaries in· tends to acquire the Irvine Com· pany. .. This transaction r en ects Cadillac Fairview's policy of continuing its program of geo- graphical diversification," com- pany chairman A. E. Diamond said. Diamond refused to discuss what plans his company might have for the acquired Irvine Company in terms of continuing what bas been recent rapid de- velopment or the 80,000·acre Irvine Ranch. He reminded an lntcrviewer- that hb $1 blllion orcanlaation is Caoada 's largest t>u~llc red estate dcvelopmentcomp1my. He explained that Cadillac Fairview's investments include 12 million square feet ol leasable shopp1ng center space and more than eight million square feet of 'oftice building space across Canada in addiUon to substantial land, resideoUal and industrial holdings. Ahalone Ban Grows? Five-year SPQrt Fishing Embargo Re~ted By PIDL1P ROSMARIN Ol IM Oally ll'lltt Statt A five-year ban on J.he com- mercial r e m oval or abalone along the Orange Coast will like- ly be joined by a similar prohibi· tion against sports fishing for the d e lic ious but diminishing mollusk. The state Department of Fish and Game has petitioned the Fish and Game Commission to ban the sport for five years beginning Jan. 1. The fishing embargo would ex· tend along coastal waters from Palos Verde Point in Los Angeles County south to Dana Point in Orange County The state legislature has already passed a measure to ban commercial take of the marine mollusk that many relish as a de· licacy. Thal also is a five-year ban ef· fective Jan. 1. State authorities presented the proposed ban to fish and game commissioners earlier this month. Two public hearings are scheduled, one Friday in Red· ding, the second Dee. 10 in Los Angeles. before a final decision ts made. Commissioners reportedly favor the sport fi shing ban. Department of Fish and Game officials. who advocate the bans to give time to restock heavily eroded abalone populations, pre· diet little impact on restaurants, as far as getting abalone onto the customers' plates. But it will cost more and abalone already sells for $12 a pound retail. Fish and Game people also downplay intpact on either the commercial or the sport f1 s· herman. With abalone counts dangerously low. they say, there isn't that much to fish anyway. But some s uppliers disagree. A spokesman for one top Los Angeles supplier. American Fish, said the new corumercaal regulations will put "1,000 to 2,000" fishermen out of work. ''It's ~oing to hurt processors. too ... he said. This s upplier conceded, however. that the area or the ban is not among the major abalone- producers now fi shed. The big abalone hauls are to be found farther north . from Santa Barbara lo Morro Bay, or around Catalina and San Clemente islands. At least one local retailer agrees there aren't nearly the number of abalone available that there used to be. ''They're scarce as hen 's teeth." says Cozette Cummings, owner of Cap'ns Larder in Laguna Be ach. She used to sell abalone fresh. in the shell, for SJ.99. Now, she says, "The only way I can get them 1s frozen " She adds. '"Of course they're good frozen. They're beautiful steaks. But they're so high." They're Sl2 a pound. Sport divers are cautiously pessimistic about an abalone ban. Few divers go to the trouble to learn the sport just lo fish a few abalone; there are other fish in the sea to attract them. Almost to a man, however, they do feel that while restric· lions on abalone fi s hing are needed to som e degree, a ban they argue is an "oversave." These divers and others in and around the abalone industry reel Fish and Game's purpose could be well ser ved by narrowing the fishing season The season now stretches through 10 months or the year . From March 16 to Jan. 14 you can take up to four abalone at any one time. within certain size limits . Most sport divers restrict their activities to warm water months anyway, and they feel a shorter season would suffice to achieve an abalone qomeback. John McMenamln. manager or Laguna Sea Sports. ls one of those. He feels the long.term ban .. Is going to hurl our buslness to a \.certain extent." But not that much, he says, since locally there are already restrictions, such as mUe-long marine pre· serve in Laguna Beach. Eric Frost, or Black Bart's Dive and Surf Shop in Dana Point, thinks it unfair lo penalize sport fishermen ror the excesses or commerclal operatJons. "What sport dlvm talce," be complains, ''does not do nearly tbe damage that commercial fis· Gina does.'' Oatly Pilot S~tt ,._ CAP'NS LARDER OWNER SHOWS WHAT $12 BUYS Cozette Cummings Dlsplays Scarce Abalone Dally Pllol Sllll PIM!• POUNDED FRIED STEAKS ARE Dl!LICIOUS Olaf Damgaard, HOtel Laguna Head Cooic, u emonstrates Jim Stauffer. captain of Laguna Beach hreguards, thinks the abalone replenishment effort is doomed to failure. He feels 1t JUSt isn't possible to restore the population to levels of 20 or 30 years ago, when all divers had to do was reach down wherever Airport-area Offices Robbed Office equipment worth more than $3,300 was stolen this weekend from two offices in the airport area, Newport Beach police reported today. Police said thieves broke into the Sim Development Company, 3955 Birch St., suite 202, and the offices of E. L. Pearson and As· sociates. suite 101 or the same building. According to investigators. the thieves broke a window to get Into tbe development com· pany office and pried the door hinges at the other location. they happened to be and prY'; abalone off \he undersea rocks. I "I think they're askini:t a whol~ lot.·· Stauffer llays of Fish an Game. "People derive a lot o pleasure from sport fishing," h contends, and adds that soort fi s! hmg is infinitesimal compare4 to commercial. , Indeed, Fish and Game keep' no records of sport fishing: of1 rlclals say It is because takes &rl\ small and difficult to keep traclct of-but they insist it needs to be stopped to allow new abalone populations lo gain unmolested footholds . · And a department information officer vigorously dlsputesi claims that commer cial fis~ hermen will be fut out of work . ~ "Commercia flshinl{ in thi~ area has been just nil-and f mean nothing-for several years." Si Na th en son says. According to Nathenson. the last recorded commercial \(ap~ ture or abalone was tn uno. whef\ fishermen tnok 700 to 800 pound" off Dana Point. ·-· Ip I , 'A4 DAILY PILOT . Just • ~ . witll Tom ~hiae ~ WILD BLUE YONDERS: You get three chances on televisjon this week to see Frank Tallman or Newport Beach, the ace of film flying, pilot some vintage planes and crash them. To understate it, he Is spectacular. Actually, you see Tallman on only two ajrings when KOCE·TV, Channel 50 out of HllDtington )}each, presents a 30-minute idocumentary on Tallman'slife as ;i.n aviator. •. The other show comes on Chan· :itel 4 tonlgbt at 8 o'clock. Jt is :iiued, ''Amelia Earhart." You do :pot see Tallman. But he is there. :jReview A 7) :* Amelia Earhart was the famed :j em ale aviator who was the flrst !woman to fly solo across the :rUantic Ocean May 20·21, 1932. '· : LATER ATTEMP TING a :round-the-world flight in a twin· :,J!ogined Lockheed Electra, Miss :,:arhart and her navigator Fred !J'loonan disappeared July 2, 1937 :11ear Howland Island in the South !pacific. Monday. October 21. 1'7& Pollcing Divides Summit ByTbe Assod•&ed~ Arab leaders ended the first session of their summit on Lebanon today divided over coin· posi tlon of a 30,000·man peacekeeplng force to be sent to the war-torn cou11try. A spokesman for the Arab League sai'1 after the 1 %-hour meeUng behind closed doors that Iraq opposed including in the force the 20,000 Syrian troops currently occupying two-thirds of Lebanon. AT A SMALLER summit on Lebanon in Saudi Arabia a week ago, six Arab leaders agreed Syrian troops would remain and comprise the major contingent in the peacekeeping uniL Long at odds with Syria, Iraq has an estimated 2,000 men in Lebanon fighting on the leftlst· Moslem side. It expressed its dis· pleasure with the Riyadh agree. ment by s ending Foreign Minister Saadoun Hamadi to head its summit delegation. Report Aas alled Pound Suffers Worst Plunge - LONDON <AP) -The b•ttered British pound plunged 7~ cents to a record low of $1.57301n a wild wave or selUng on London's foreJcn ex- change today. By midday, however, it •ppeared to level out. , It waa thu worst slump' by the weakenlng currency, apart lro.: formal dev aluationa, since lt began loslne ground four years aeo. The pound'a real troubles began in March when it fell the country's economy. below the psychologically signifl· THE SUNDAY TIMES alsca cant $2 barrier ln the midst of said the IMF plans to Insist that' Britain's worst economic crisis Britain impose severe restralna. since the Great Depression. on borrowing, credit and~~ Some analysts believe investors supply. · :"T' lack confidence ln the Labor cov· Simon called the Sundty Tim · ernment's ability to deal wllh the story "irresponaibleaodpateGUJ high inflation aod unemploy· untrue." ment, low productlvlty and balance of payments deficit. T ODA Y 'S N OSEDI VE followed a report in tbe &mday Times newspaper that the In· ternational Monetary Fund <IMF> and lts biggeat con· tributor, the United States, want the currency to fall to $1.50 as a condition for permitting Britain to draw $3.9 billion from the IMF. The pound was quoted at $1.6150 when the market opened, down from $1.6481 when business closed Friday. In just over an hour it fell 7 lh cents. Confident Hua Wins Applause ~ Tallman did the flying in :Jonight's show for actress Susan :Clark, who olays Miss Earhart. this was accomplished in.t~e o!d :aerial crates by Tallmanh1dmg m ;the front cockpit, flying blind, so :tospeak. Youdon'tseehjm. Arab League spokesman Bahieddin Nasser of Egypt told reporters the Arab leaders in their closed meeting approved the agenda worked out by foreign ministers Sunday night, despite Iraq's objection. HE SAID THE leaders in· structed the foreign ministers lo prepare a draft resolution to be submitted to the summit when it resumes Tuesday. The summit is scheduled to end Tuesday. Family Fight to-,Blanae.? U.S. Treasury Secretary William Simon and the IMF de· nied the Sunday Times report, but there were widespread fears that the psychological damage bad already been done. HONG KONG (AP) -Hua Kuo-feng appeared relaxed and confident in his first public ap. pearance as China's new le•der before a million Chinese in Pek· ing. Hew as cheered and condem· nations or his radical rivals were applauded. . - ;. fn one breathtaking sequence, ~aJlman brings an old biplane in :for a landing in a pasture, noses :foto the earth and flips the plane rupside d~wn. Asked what the resolution was about, the spokesman, who gets his inform a ti on by telephone from Arab League headquarters a block away, r eplied "I don't know." Investigator s believe the fire that killed 25 people in a club in New York may have been started by a man who was evicted after a fight with his wife. The man, not identified, is r eportedly among the 24 injured in the blaze, which officials call one of the worst in the city's history. Firemen use a wooden coffin to remove bodies . from the second-floor club. ONE TOP DEALER comment· • ed: "I doubt if many people real- ly believe the story, but lhey1re also not very ready to believe de· nials-eilber. No one's in a mood t.o tn.Lst politicians right now." British government leaders were furious at the Sunday Times report, reliable sources said. Chancellor of the Exche· quer Denis Healey was expected to issue a statement on the monetary crisis late today in a bid to repair the damage. The rally Sunday was staged in the great square before the Tien An Men, the Gate of Heavenly Peace. China-watchers in Hong Kong studying a telecast were struck by the predominance of military uniforms. , . ~ JN CHANNEL SO's documen· lary Wednesday at 9 p.m., .you ac· )uaJly see Tallman starting the :flight, ducking down lo hjde in. the .eockpit. and then crash landing. 1'hen as film crews rush up to the plane after lhe crash, you are ireated to this dialog: Meanwhile, the cease-fire con· tinued in Beirut today, but right· wing Christian forces continued their drive against PaJestiruans in southern Lebanon. 32 Killed in Plane HUA, ELECTED TO succeed Mao Tse-t ung as chairman of the Chinese Communist party , China's highest office, wore a military uniform. This was con· sidered a possible indication of the present importance of the military , who outnumber civilians on the party Politburo seven to five. • FUmmaker (peering anxiously l:Jnder plane a t upside-down :Coclq>it): "Frank, are you all light?'' BOTH C HR ISTI AN a nd Moslem s pokes tnen agreed that the 57th ceas e -fire of the Lebanese civil war was a 90 per· cent success in the capitaJ Sun- day, the fourth day of the truce. Hospitals reported no deaths dur· ing the last 24 hours in the city. Crash in Bogota However, a dealer reported, "The market is very nervous." THE POUND'S plunge was worldwide. It fell on Far East markets before London opened. Jn Paris, sterling fell below eight francs for the first time. Bankers quoted it at 7.95 francs, down from Friday's 8.2197 francs. Observers in Hong Kong also noted that Hua and the other BOGOTA . Colombia (AP} -A Colombian passenger plane crashed today in the eastern plains region, killing all 32 persons aboard, civil aviation authorities said. l eaders smiled an d c .h a t t e d a m o n g themselves w h 1 l e speakers de· n ounced Mao's widow, Chiang Cbingt and th r ee Tallman (muffled voi ce from :beneath wreckage): "Yeah." Your correspondent is aware of the content in Channel 50's show titled "Film's Flying Ace" because some Aews people were eiven a sneak preview of it the gther niizht at the 94th Aero ~uadron Restaurant, which was an appropriate selling. But one Beirut newspaper warned: "The Cairo Arab sum- mit faces the challenge ·or rescu- ing the mini-summit cease-fire resolution by checking the southern war. Otherwise we shaJI have to settle for a mini-peace.'' Officials said the DC3 developed mechanical trouble immediately after take off from the airport at Yopal, about 190 miles east of Bogota, and the pilot tried unsuccessfully to make an emergency landing. They said the plane burst into fl ames on impact. It hit record lows across Europe. In Frankfurt, the pound was quoted at 3.8220 marks, down from Friday's 4.0010. It slipped to 8.42 kroner in Oslo and 9.38 kroner in Copenhagen. In the show. you '11 see Tallman flying, crashing and doing his aerial thing in scenes from such films as ''The Great WaJdo Pep- per" and the current television series. "Baa. Ba a Black Sheep." The scene from WaJdo Pepper is likely the most spectacular when he m es an old crate through a country fairgrounds. ripping up poles and booths and finall y crashing. · You might think of Tallman as a daredevil or stunt flyer. Ile pre· lers the title precision aviator. HlS WORST I NJURY during the 30 years he flew more than 500 4ifferent airplanes? Ironically, it came when he was pushing his son's go-kart in a driveway. lie slipped, fell and broke his leg. It refused to heal. The leg was am· putated. · A tribute to his character and determin a ti on , T a llma n Strapped on an artificial li mb, re · qualified for his pilot li censes and continued fl ying and crashing for the movies. H Channel so·s Tallman show at 9 p.m. Wednesday gets in the way of one of your favorites. you get another chance to view it Satur· day night at 7 o'clock. . And if you miss it, folks, you've really missed something. "Our force s already have liber ated 75 percent of the southern r egions from Palesti· nians and their leftist aJlies," said a communique from the new Christian "Army for the Defense of the South.'· Teens Stomp On 'Poison' CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP ) -Saying secular music is •'poison,'' a minister has led a group of teen.agers in burning and crushing their popular re· cord albums. Firemen agreed the vinyl r ecords would be poison if they were burned, since the vinyl gives off toxic fume~ when con· sumed by fire. So the 20 youths stomped on the dis· cs and prayed while they burned the album jackets. "Most Christians are not aware that secular music is poison,"' said the Rev. Darryl Faulk, youth pastor of the Capitol Assembly or God Church. K bsbage r Rap• Carte r WASHI NGTON (AP)-ln an unusual television appearance arranged by the White House, Secretary of St ate Henry A. Kiss· 1nger h as critirized Jimmy Carter's stand on Yugoslavia and other foreign policy issues. Kissinger also announced that the United States has agreed to begin talks with Vietnam about norma lizing r elations. Ki ss- inger 's appe arance on CBS television's "Face the Nation" was arranged by the White House last week. Holly A vohb Land MIAMI CAP) -Hurricane Hol- fy, well out in the AU antic Ocean, turned even further away from the United States today, moving northeastward with top winds of 75 miles per hour . At last report, HQlly was cen- tered near latitude 29.5 north, longitude 56.5 west. or about 530 mil es eas t -southe a s t of Bermuda. It was traveling about 15 m.p.h. and posed no threat to land. 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Smith addressed a news con· ference after all four black na- tionalis t factions taking part in Rhodesian settlement talks here said they are prepared to bury old jealousies in a united effort to put a qui ck end to Smith's white The Sunday Times story said the IMF believes a drop of the· • pound to the $1.50 level would make Britain's exports suffi. ciently attractive abroad lo boost "u• 1<uo.,.11No other radical members of the J'olJtburo. This was in marked contrast to the rigid formality of similar rallies at which Mao presided. , regime. ( GJ>eopl~ Who Care GJ>eople Who Create Gf>eople Who Help . GJ>eople Who Comfqrt GJ>eople Who Guide GJ>eople Who Enjoy Life You'll find them everyday in r;people \ P eople who care, people who create, people who com fort, people who guide, people who help, peo· pie wh«>enjoy life ... these are t he subjects In the Dally Pilot's People section. The P eople section brings to llf e the people you want to know in communities all along the Orange·Coast. And, it brings you up to date on Orange Coast organizations, loci al events a nd the wedding plans of Or ange Coast couples. Nationally known columns by Ann Landers and Erma Born beck also arc r egularfeaturesor the People section. If you 're a person who needs p eople, you need the People section, Sunday to Friday in the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 • Monday OctobAf 25 1976 DAIL v PILOT AS 2 _Co01panions Buried at Sea .. Sailor Survives-Ordeal jSolo11 at Se11 · APWirepllolO Sen. Alan Cranston was among federal of- 'fidals who s pent a day last week at sea, at· tempting to learn of the problems of tuna fishermen who face a cease fishing order because of deaths to porpoise during netting operations. SAN PRANCISOO CAP) -A young California sailor is safe and beading home after 28 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean, during whiob he went without food and buried two companions at sea, The Coast Guard rescued Bruce Collins, 23, of Glendale, Sunday and said be was sufferinl from "acute malnutrition and deh ydration and numerous body sores." Collins was being fed intravenously and wu $leeping normally, the Coast Guard added. A WEEK·LON.G AIR SEARCH across 40,000 square miles of ocean ended when Collins' rafl was spotted about 780 miles west of here. He was r escued. two hours later by a Coast . Guard cutter that radioed that the survivor was "mentally alert and knows where be is." The cutter is expected to reach port here Tuesday night. Collins was one of fi ve ~rsons aboard the 42· foot ketch Spirit, which was en route to San Fran· clsco ffOm Ha wail when it broke up and sank dyring a violent storm Sept 27. DUREL MILLER, 28., AND Nancy Perry, 21, both or San Anselmo, Calli .. were rescued m one raltOct. 18 after 24 days adrift. They provided th• first word of the s inking and trigeered tbe search tor their three companions, who were in a larger raft oul!itled with some drink- ing water but no food. Collins was spotted about 80 miles from where Miller a11d Mis$ Perry were rescued by a passing h'etghter. Collins told the Coast Guard that his two com- panions on the raft, Jim Ahola and Camilla Arthur, died last week and that they were buried al sea. Business Tax Burden a Myth? SACRAMENTO CAP) -Gov. Edmund Brown ven't proposed increases in the corporation tax or Jr. says there is a myth that the tax burden on insurance tax or income tax. · California business is growing. In reality, he says, state revenues from business taxes are declining. ''That, added to the momentum or the pre· In an interview with The Associated Press, existing tax slructur~. lti shifting more and more Brown did not propose increasing taxes on busi· · taxes away from business onto the individual at ness. But he said he wants to find out whether busi· both the state and local level," Brown said. ness is paying its fair share. "THE PROPORTION OF THE tax burden borne by bus iness al both the stale and local level has been decreasing during my term In office," Brown said. "That's due to the structure of the tax laws, and it's due to my administration in the sense that I ha- ..SO THE WHOLE NOTION that somehow busi- ness has been put in the Position of increasingly 1 shouldering the tax burden is a total myth," he said. 1 He s aid he will plan a detailed review during the next 90 days of the reasons for the shift.of state .reliance on individual taxes, and the probable effect · of any tax shifts. "Peak Claims 4 Lives WHAT COSTA MESA NEEDS IS????? Dead Added to List of Himala:yl18' Victims NEW DELHI (AP)-Three mountain climbers from California and one from Mexico were killed nine days ago while trying to climb Mt. Dunagiri in -the Himalayas, the lndlun Mountaineering Founda- tion said today. A spokesman for the foundation said the dead men were Graham N. Stephenson of Los Angeles, John J . Baruch of Pacific Palisades, Arnold Erb of Malibu, and Benja min Casolinaof Mexico. [ ) The spokes man said S ta te they were killed Oct. 16 but that no further details -------- were available. The ex- pedition left New Delhi on Sept. 22. according to the foundation. Dunagiri is located in the Indian Himalayas near Mt. Nanda Devi, site of another American mountaineering tragedy last month. Alrlh1v Strikt' Continaw1r • LOS ANGELES CAP) -Continental Airlines r~mains grounded in the third day of a pilots' strike and an airline spokesman said a ll Continental's flights have been canceled through Wednesday. Picket lines are up at airports in several of the 30 cities served by Continental, including those in Los Angeles. Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, Denver , }Jouston. Dallas. San Diego and El Paso. The pilots' union and airline reportedly are close to agreement on salaries. Eoo~ball Play••r s~cumb• , LOS ANGELES (AP)-A 14-year-old Lynwood ~Y. Jeffrey Daniels. died Sunday of an injury: he received in a football game, after lying in a coma f<>r a week, paralyzed from the neck down by a broken neck suffered whil e making a tackle in a fbotball game sponsored by the Sheriff's Athletic Bureau. ' At first the boy was thought to have died im· mediately, but one of the coaches supervising the ~ame administered heart and lung resuscitation ~nd helped keep Daniels alive while he was transported to the hospital. Long Bt'a~h '''am~• .Ua11a9f'r. LONG BEACH (AP> -Sunnyvale City Manager John Dever, 53, has been named as the new city manager of Long Beach. He has not fo rmally accepted the appointment, but is expected lo begin his new duties by the end of the year, succeeding former City Manager J ohn Mansell who resigned after his planning director was indicted on bribery charges. Judgt'd Bookt'd in Ac~ldf'nt CARSON (AP) -A Compton municipal court judge has been arrested and booked for drunken driving after the car he was driving collided with a motorcycle. Judge J oseph Armijo Jr., 38, who is up for re- election next week. was not injured in the accident. Law enforcement offi cials said his car r an into the rear end of a motorcycle that was stopped for a left turn. 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At the time of its passage, California's Agricultural Relations Act of 197S was hailed as the nation's fore,mostlannlabor law. • It still is, and it's still on the books. But, like any far-ranging new law, it needs time to prove itself and a chance to remove any •'bugs" that could develop. The proponents ot Prop. 14 don't want to give it that chance. They want a new farm labor act, includ- ing several rules for Us imJ>)emeotation now applied on a trial basis, frozen lnto the state constitution. If that happens, and somct.hlng doesn't work, nothing can be done without another vote of the people two years hence. The farm act did run into trouble last spring when the Agricultural Relations Board ran out of funds while the governor was off on his presidential cam· paigning. But the problem was corrected, funds. are guaranteed and it'~ back in the business of oversee· • ing agriculturallaborpractices. California doesn't need a new farm labor law. It's got one, accepted by both farm workers and growers after endless conferences. The initiative is un· necessary and could be extremely harmful if the law needs future correction. The Daily Pilot recommends a NO vote on Prop.14. Help P ays Dividends What kind of families take advantage of the eight Orange County child care centers financed chiefly with tax funds? Jazy, a prop for the sblftless, you should have at- tended a hearing held by the Orange County Boa.rd or Education last Thursday in Anaheim. What you would have Countl -if you listened with an open mind -was that the program 1.s a means or putting the jobless and untrained back in the labor market. The centers provide care ror their children wblle the mothers'figbt for a selftsupportlng role in 50Ciety. Substantial and persuasive evidence was given that tho prog r am is doing ju.st that. A ~ll of 124 parents with children in the Santa Ana Child Center, for example, showed that 101 had found new lives and new self respect by getting themselves off welfare. The Board of Education should continue the child ~nters. It is paying off in dollars, from all we can tell. And certainly it is paying o!f in r etention of human ilignity. J udges: YES on 7· Prop. 7 is a non-controversial proposal to amend the state constitution in the interest of upgrading qualification and performance of judges. Jt would permit the Commission on Judicial Performance, which is made up of five judges, two at- torneys and two citizens, to recommend to the Supreme Court censure or removal of judges for "'persistent failure or inability" to perform their duties, rather than for "willful" failure as at present. lt also would permit the commission to warn judges privately in the event of improper conduct and would set forth rules for censure or removal in the event ot intemperate use of drugs or intoxicants. For the most part, they are mothers abandoned by their husbands, or with husbands unable to work, orwitb children bomoutofwedlock. Lest you thin» this program is a crutch for the The measure streamlines existing standards for judicial performance and provides for objective re- view of situations in which ill health or age may ad· versely affect a judge's function on the bench. The Daily Pilot recommends a YES vote on Prop. 7. 'Now where would anyone gel the silly idea thal I'm trying to blackmail you?' Garbage ·Can Poll .. R eveal ing (SYDNEY HARRIS ) Things 1 Learned En Route: to Looking Up Other Things . -That market researchers, by ••polling'' garbage cans .rather than householders, have learned that people drink two and a half times the liquor that they tell interviewers they do. -That one 17 ,()()().foot runway at Cape Can averal cost $35 million, or · somethin g lik e $11 million a mile to build .. -That in a nc ie nt lsrael, mar· riage was a purely civil contract, no1 sanctioned by any religious rite, -That some fishes, like the . bass and the pike. are able lo swa.llow fish almost as large as themselves. -TllAT A single lump or sug- ar can Jose a million mol~uJes ever y second for a hundred years. and the most. sensitive chemical methods we now possess would be unable to detect the loss. -That probation and parole "supervision" in the U .S. customarily consists or a 10· to 15-minute interview once or twice a month. -That our general rear or snakes might be allayed if we re. allied that most of them travel at Dear Gloomy Gus Saw a bumper sticker yesterday you'd like Gus. It said. "Don't vote. it just encourages them." P.O. (;loomy Gui comml"nh ttr• \Ubmttt'cf by r•~f" •"ddo not nectu•rilyrefllCt It\" vleW\ ol th• MW•P•P••. Send YOIW pt\ ,.evetoGtoomy Gut_ 0-••IY Pttot a speed of Jess than one mile an hour, and the fastest cannot ex· ceed three miles an hour. which even a child can easily outrun. -That the top 10 percent of all Americans have as much income as the bottom 50 percent; and the top one percent more than the bottom 20 percent; in effect, some two -million-plus Americans have mor~lake-home pay than the combined income of the bottom 40 million. -TBA T THE EYE is the only place. in the human body where the blood vessels can actually be seen. -That the "Cheshire Cal, .. that most famous of creatures who disappeared until only its smile remained, was not in Lewis Caroll's original manuscript. or "Alice." -That Ollver Goldsmith, im· mortalized by his poem, ''The Deserted Village." and his play, "She Sloops to Conquer," failed in Jaw, m edicine, the church, teaching. acting, clerking, proofreading, and even as sur- geon-mate in the navY. -That .. Big Ben,. refers neither to the clock nor to the tower of the house of parliament in London, but to the bell it.self, named alter Sir Benjamin Halt, the commissioner of works at the time it wu hung. Tlw Hairsh i r t Sy11dro11t~ How Innocent Can They Be? WASHINGTON -President Ford is a forbearing soul who controls his temper to avoid ul- cers. This was amply d e· monstraled when he put on his best stony race and told newsmen that he had not used campaign funds for hi s personal use. He did acknowledge that he bad played golf with in· dustrialists, a transgression which places him in the fellowship of Si n c l air Lewis· Bab· bitt. An yway . J i m m y Carter said he was glad l o hear Mr. Ford's denial, and con · siders the matter is closed. Bul doesn't the memory linger on? However innocent Mr. Ford might be discovered to be, won'L folks think be was mixed up in something wrong? It was fhe same in Communist-hunting days. Once a person's name was in print, that name was blemished, whatever the facts. IN MR. FORD'S case. the situation is even more perplex- ing. lt seemed that during the ex· amination of Mr. Ford's fitness to be Vice President. everything about him, save. perhaps his private parts, were gone over by squads of FBI men and other government investigators. He came out clean. How come now'> l cannot believe it as because the head of the Watergate pro- . secutor's office is a bona fide Democrat. That's loo simplistic. I think there is more validity to the complaint from Republicans that the fresh legion or Jn• (• NICK J _ THIMMESCH _ vestigative reporters in this town hasn •t nosed enough around in the back grounds of Car ter- Mondale. or In how key con- gressional Democrats fixed it so the Watergate prosecutor's office helped De mocratic National Chairman Robert Strauss off a painful hook. ll was a pair or Democratic congressmen. Phillip Burton and Wayne Hays. who. in 1974, gol a bill through making it aJmost im· possible for the Watergate pro· secutor·s off ice to prosecute violations that took place in 1970 and 1971. This was accomplished by cutting the s tatute of limita· hons on the Campaign Spending Act from five to three years. AT THAT TIME, Strauss was being investigated for accepting an illegal campaign contribution of $50,000 from Ashland Oil Co. in 1970, when he was Democratic Party treasurer. The oil company pied guilty lo this and other charges, but Strauss was not indicted. The prosecutor's office announced that the Hays -Burton amend- ment made it impossible. and washed Its hands like Pontius Pilate. Next, there are the illegal cor· porate campaign contributions Democratic vice-presidential candidate Walter Mondale ad· mits to having received from Minnesota Mining & Manufactur- ing Co. in 1972 ancf from Allied Insurance Co. in 1966. 1,'he Hays. Burton statute or limitalio1~" takes him off the legal hook on those, I suppose, but il s houldn't prevent him from being impaled on some newsman's pencil. A look at the clips also shows Mondale. in the style of the 1972 Nixon campaign, wouldn't reveal the sources of his contributions before April 7, 1972. And how about the charge, by a political agent for the milk lobby, that Mondale 's campaign manager repeate dly pushed him for $25,000 for the 1972 campaign on· ly weeks after the senator co- sponsored legis lation to hike price supports for milk? LET US NOT ignore Jimmy Carter There is plenty of book- keeping to clean up over the $150,000 the t\ a ti on al Marine Engineers B(>neficial Assn. lMERA ) raised for Carter at a dinner, June 30. 1976. And has the prosecutor's office satisfied itself over the. $150,000 missing from 'Goodbye clear end remember -whatever Car1er aaya you're w"ltheboal' Carter's California primary campaign fund? . · Carter has already admitted that he accepted corporate con· t.ributions in hi s 1970 gubernatorial campaign, but r~ fuses to say from whom or how much. Carter claims the records weren't kept properly, but the two Atlanta accountants who worked on the campaign said the rttords were kept on a computer and were quite accurate. FINALLY, while Mr. Ford golfed with industrialists, Carter accepted the use of corporate planes of Coca·Cola and Lockheed Aircraft Corp. He and hi s family made free use or the recreational facilities of Brunswick Pulp and Paper Co., a Georgia firm, when he was gov- ernor. Should Mr. Ford sling all this back as mud? No, he shouldn't and won't. The whole question ot how a politician can make his way through a career without becoming blemished by some newly discovered sin is a tough one to ponder. Mr. Ford, his running mate. Robert Dole, and Mondale are men or modest means. When they ran ror otrice, they could not dip into family fortunes. They, are not crooks, but by the righteous s tandards of some fret- ters in this capital, their earlier campaigns will not win the Leon Jaworsky Award for Sanitation. This was a lt B.W. (Before Watergate) and ·the ha1rshirt era. Sometimes I learn how the public can tire of such hairshirts. The other day a repairman at my house said: "I don't even read that stuff any more. All they're trying to do is tear down Ford and anybody else who is trying to do a job." League Proud of Debate Role Despite Critics To the Editor: The League of Women Voters has received, in addition to the a<'cot ade o f many, much criticism for its handling or the presidential debates. We have heard complaints from the media over filming r equire· ments, complaints from the pre- ss about the format, and com· plaints that minor candidates were not included. But look at what we've achieved -the debates are a re· ality! They would not have hap- pened if it were not for the League of Women Voters, for our ponparllsanship anil for our ~ears or achievement at every levelofgovernrnenL THE LEAGUE beaan early in the eJectlon campaJgn, beforetb.e eoovenUons, to acquire momen- tum for the debates. A oaUooal petition drive was under w~ when tbcs candidates agreed to deb11U. Both cdlldidates wan\ed. the debates to be held under the auspices of the League of Women Voters Education f\lnd. It took .two negolJating se5$1ona between ""npreaentatives of the League, lbree representatives or Pre!i·' dent Ford and t.hree represcn· tatlves ot Governor Corter lo work out the detalla. • Tbc rcsulUnJ ruroing require:- ments enabled u11 to rocus on the candidates and the is5ues, rather than on audience r eaction. While the format. has been subject to criticism. it was the product or negotiation and compromise to which all parties could agree. Without that agreement. we would have bad no debates, and lost thls most beneficial ·op- portunity to evaluate the can· didates for the highest office in Lhenation. We are proud or our role in facilitating the debates and satisfied that we have strengthened our commitment to voter educaUon across the coun· try. We hope tndividuals wbo bave appreciated the debates • wlll send thelr tax·deducllble contributions to help pay the higb cost of staging the debates to: IAque of Women Voter Educa- tion Fund·Dobates, 1730 M Street, N.W., Washington_ D.C. 20036. JOAN PETTY. President J..ea1ue or Women Voters of Orange County Co•p~z l••ew To the Edltor: On Thursday, Oct. 14, re· rerence was made ln an Ed1\0ria1 to the recent 2·2 vote deadlock or the Oranae CouoLv Board ol '· ( MAILBOX ) ILUtts f ram readers ore welcome. T~ nght to condense letters to f tt 3J>Oee or eliminate label 1$ reserved: uttera of 300 words or leu will be given preference. All letters must in· elude 11gnaturt and moiling addreu . but name• may be t0llhheld on re· ~It if 3Uf ficient reason is apparent. P«tf"Jl Wtll not b" publ~hed. Supervisors in regard to whether or not the county Probation Department should be included in the county's newest super agency, the Human Services· Agency. The editorial lamented the ract tWat there was any dif· ference of opinion at au on the Board of Supervisors relatJve to where the Probatlon Department should be located lb county gov- ernment when the county'• own report' recommended against placing the Probation Depart· ment in the Human Services Agency. 1 f>rcse ntJy have the responi.lbllity and pleasure or servlng on the 20·member Citizens' Advl!lory Commlltec whose charge it is to review the proposed Implementation plan lor the new Human Services Agency and make recommends· lions to the Board or Supervisors. As a member of this committee I am aware or the various recom· mendations that were sent to the Board of Supervisors relative to which county agencies should be included in the new HSA. The Board of Supervisors received r~ommendations from five dif· ferent sources including the pre· sent citizens' review committee.· THE RECOMMENDATION from the County Taak Force that originally proposed the develop ment of HSA, as well as the pre· sent Citiiens' Adv™>ry Commit· tee, was to include the Probation Department wlthln the Human • Services Agency. The r ecom- mendations trom a committee or county depart ment heads, the H.SA Implementation Tearo, and Davtd Odell, the new lfSA direc· tor,"were to exclude the Proba· tion DeportmentfromtheffSA. You can see, therefore, that the recommendatlons sent to the Bonrd or Supervisors were cer· tainly not unanimous. t too am unhappy about the racl that the Boord o f Supervlaors ts operatin1 shorthanded with one 1upemaor'a chair sitting vacant. 1 cannot agre-e, howev r, with the impllcotlons of your editorial that excluding the Probation Department from the HSA was a rather simple issue to decide. The 2-2 vote deadlock could In· dicate that all four supervisors were very informed about UUs complicated issue and that con· sensus could not. be reached for good reasons. DALE C. WOOLLEY ,~., Quick Cur .- To the Editor: "Therapy for Affluent Sad· dleback Children" (Dally Pilot, Oct. 4) sounded like an advertise· m ent for the Orange County Child Guidance Center; I object to the entire oone of the article. First. of all, it ls misleading. It seems to promise a 75 percent chance of cure in 15 visits or less. For mo$l troubled children that is Band-aid therapy at best. MORE ln81dlous, though is the implication that people have a right to psycbologlcal services. paid for by public funds. Services provided by the 1ovcrnment are almost always rnqre expensive than thou prolfided by the prtvau sector, although the tab 18 not u ea.'ly to totaf, and just. who pa ya ta not always clear. This bolds true in mental health too. I 1u1e>«t1 and to say tbal we alt have a right to $70 per hour care is to overestimate our re• sources. No matter who pays the tab. psychological services are too costly to be considered a right to be provided by the government. And quick cures do nol.exlst. KOREY S. JORGENSEN,M.D. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robffl N. Wted. P11bluher Thomn• K,.ri,11, f;duor Barbara Krdb1ch. F.drtonol Page Ed1t0f' The editorial page ot the Daily Pilot seeks to ln lorm and ~llmulale readers by presenting on this page diverse commentary on topics of Interest by ynd1eal· ed column1st11 11nd c•rtoonlsls. by provldlnf: a rorum for reoderi;' views end by presenting this newspapc-r·• opinions and Ideas on current topiu. Tht-edltonal opinions of the l>olly Pil~ 11ppear only in the cxhtortal eotumn el the top or lhe Ptlllt'. OplniOM CX• pressed by the columnlstll and u rte')()nlsts and ~lier writers are their own 11nd no endor"<'mcnt of their view~ by the Daily f'llC'lt :.hould be Inferred. Monday, October 2.5, 1976. I \ l_ " ~· I ... .. .. 'J •• . ... .. •. . ,, '' ... ... II .( " { I l I I I I I l I I I \ "' Monday Octo~er 25 1976 OAILV PILOT Al . ''Amelia Earhart'' Airs at 'S l o "l Pace' By JAY SRi'RBtJ'IT LOS ANGELES <AP) ' Miss Earhart mystenously vanished m the Pacific in July 1937 while on a rouod·the world flig ht with navigator Fred Noonan There later were reports. denied by the Navy, she was spying on Japanese. held islands. for the U.S atthelim~. \ TV REVI E"' DON'T EXPECT any of that tonight. It's not mentioned and the highly dramatic moment.sol her last flight don't come up unlil almost the end oflhe three-hour program. -· ---- The focus 1sn 'l pr1man lyon herllytng exploits or her myster1ou~ disap- pearance. IT INSTEAD concerns her personal lire. v1~ws and woe as a troubled celebrity who reluctantly marned George Putman <John Forsythe), a n ch New York publisher who backe<l her a vlation cause with much gusto, relentless publicity and mer<'handasing sk all Now, lhe s how's Oyang sequences. staged by Orange County's Frank Tallman, are Just great. whether an vol vmg her student days m an old Jenny biplane or oc a veteran Cly ang a twin, engme Lockheed Elec· tra. AND MISS Cl ark does n superb job as the al-llmes shy, fiercely independent flier folks called "Lady Lindy" becaus~ of her supposed resemblance to \ I •vtat.lon hero Charles A. Lindbergh. But even thouah the scaipt by Carol Sobieski indicates tU\ admirable aam -makethelady are· al human, not a stereotype -the show just doesn 'l come off dramatically. It moves t.Qoslowly. .J ~ .,. lfll'/J 'SHOP SUNEJAY ·ll A.M. TO 6 :P..M. . I South Coast Plaza-Costa Mesa, 3333 Bristol St., 546-9321 vyestminster M a ll-Goldenwes~~.at San Diego Fwy., 898-2521 DAJLVPILOT " . ... , . . "Oreat Idea! Does it help?" Dflltla Not fee• •UMl1Ul.I. CH.o\111.ES M llUMMlfl.I. flf OKia 'M ... Cellforftfa Oatt of Otafll 0« o1>tr ?•. 1'7•. $u••l••d llv "'' wo••. -\.,b••• """'"'•" ol H11"ll~ton ~«II. Ce : -broll\tr. Sob ~II >f lo\IClll~" Privet. fa,,.•tv wrvlcn ... re .,.,kl at llell 8roadway Mo<luarv. MIY&ll JOH.o\NNE MEYER of !>Mia .... •tel.,.,!\ 0110 ol dHll\ OctobPr tt, "I~ .urv•Vfd by htr O•UQP'lttr\. Carr•• ::arw" of Garclt" Gro•• Ca and An· •HHe Bllot< ol Cart\bad ca i ,_ on•. 4.,9u\t Mtver ol CoM. and ~<irlln M•vtr Jr ol Conn . H 1r•ndc n lld•tn •nd lO q,.at •tAfldchlldr<n G•••Hlrj• SH•lc"' f'!/e "-'d Mo'l<l•v '; 30 PM. EteMll till\ Memorial P•rl\. Oc•an•·~. C•. Jelt Bro•Clway Mortuar v dlrttlor\. HURST tMRISTINE E HURST "' Co<ta -·· Ca Oalt o• dtatll <XtOO-r n, 91• Survl~ by hctr nu\l>alld, Roe.rt • Hllnl of 1'1• llo""'· \l\let, Wi .c.tlon Wi~ ol 111lnol\ Funeral t N ICH Two\day tO 00 4M. 8•11 ..-av CIMtotl with lnltr"'""4 at .allllSM~rdCtMtltrv. Frl~may ... et Bell Broadway Mor1UMV -., ay 10'00 .o\M to 8 30 PM. Btll •*'-•v Mortuaty dlrM to•• MOlllHOUSI. M.o\UOE E MOREHOUSE of ~ta '¥\a, ca Datt ot dHlh Oclol>tr ?•. "t1t. Surwlv•O bY "•' O•uoM~r, •<M<tt J Rl<,..rd\ ol CO'\ta M-sa rott..tr. Howa..-o W•v ot P•nn Fun.r•I ·rvtu• WedM\<laY 1 00 PM 8•11 ,~., C"'•oet •tth Rev Btuc:t A LWTtt offtCt.tnt tn''''""'nl Pac1t1c teW Mtmot'i•I PertL NPWOf>r1 &>ttCf\, d. Frf~l\d\ m1v < •t1 ~t 9,.11 Bro«tw..tv \or1uarv T~•do 11 00 ,._, 10 ~ IO M, Bell Bro•~way Mortu11tv 01rt< "" OVIATT JUD OYt 4 TT 01 .,,,.oor• 0.-nth Ca ••tpofdeatf\Octobt' ?• 1•1• ~v,v1vro I '"" wtfp Marq41t'•I Ov••lt ot lhf> Jlltit; daughter. A,,,.,._ O•.,.Mnta ot r~: ,_ '°"'· Jonn ot LO<W "'"" ->d Stanlev o' S•nta Ano, C• • two '''· "·May C•''""' OI Can•!I• Md Ru1h ord of Or•9on; 1J orandctutdr,.n, • uneral •ervlte\ 'T "''""' 1 oo PM. •" Bronchov Cnaorl w1tl! II••· ruce A. Kurrt• officiant. lnl~rf'T'liill'nt. ~1lic Vl•w MtMO•tal Par~. N•woort BAL TZ·BERGERON FUNERAL HOME 1 Corona del Mar 673-9450 if eosta Mesa 646·2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Me.,,a 642·9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494·941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel ~.>3500 Pac1l1c View Dnvo _,. Newport. California 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bofsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 SMITI4S' MORTUARY 627Mam St Huntington Beach 536·6539 SMITH TUTHILL LAMB OUR WESTCLIFF CHAPEL Mortuary • • 646·4888 427 E 17th St . Costa Mesa Death Not lee• Bue ll Friend' mav cat! •I 8<!11 llrMdwn Mortuary on Mond.tV • 00 PM to •·10 PM. 11•11 BraodW•Y Mortuvy cur•ttor' AN0£11SON l ll.l.1.o\N C ANDERSON ot co.II Mr•• Cl Oat& of d.ath 0c1-. 7• . '"' S"'"","'" av two '0"~ W1t11em An .. dtr\Oft of CO\ta M f"\• and Ectw1n R Al"'I· d&rson of 1111nol\. d"llOM•r. Roo-t• Andftr\Of'\of Co\t4 Mt\4, \hte-r Luc.•11• Ped•''"" of Co\t• M e\1: • QrAndc httdren a nd 1 qr•at- qr~hlldr,.n, F un•n•t '\erv•ct~ T~· dav • 00 PM 8t11 A•oadway CM°"ll .,.11" lnttr~n' at A, l1n91on ternrtM'\' Ch1cctQO tltH\Ol'io F r•tnd\ may ct11tl rtt 9ell Broodw~v Mnrtud• v • 00 lo 8 JO "M Mond•V Bell 8ro•dwav Moriu~rv dl'f"oClOr\, HUOSON .o\NN E JUNE HUDSON ol Hunt. lnoton Beach. Ca Dal<' o• Mall! Oc· tober 22. !916. 11 ll>e ,.~ ol ao SN " .,u,,,.v~d bv "''" hu\b•nd. Rot>'",.l Hud'°" of Hunt1n111011 B•acM · °""'"Is . W . & Mr• Barrow\ or HunhnQt<>n &oach· dauqhter\ Keren Huchon of HuntlnQton Beac" and M,. Reoln Coll· er of Enid O~l•homa one ""'· R~ Hud<on ol Hunltt1QIOt1 8UCh o..., brotMr 8111 8•rrowirt of Utan St\tH, Ber~,. Orur\' of Wf'Sltn•n'1f'" CA C,,•'ffS•di"' vr~iCf!\ Tu@\Oav 1 ·l'). Good Stteoht rd Cemetery •n Hu,,t1nqton ~h.c..t Smlfn'S'Mo,.tu•rvO•rKton .. Mill.ER ETHELYN() Mll.LERoftn11nt Cd. 0.lf Of dHI" 0< !Ober 11. 141~ 5'.Jrv,..-d b'f' ""' "~vQMtr Jacquf'I•,,.. Ft•""q n Of Corona ~I Mar tr'lrfl'"' Q"o1tn<J\On,, Mt<""'fl FIAt"ttQtn Of 8rl'ntWOOd '""Y f"lanMJ1n of Stc1111~. Wa~" .J'td Yott F••nrq1n of Coron• di-I MA' Qr.lnd c:Ltuqn1•r Motty Ft.an•Qt'1 o• CO'Of'\a O-f Mar M tmor1.tl '-fffVU'f'I'\' 00 PM !\\on· Odi'f, 0cloMr 1\ P•f"1t1c V1f'W (n~I R.-v El,.•nor C J~t"ll.\Ol"'I 01 TnP Churt f\ ot Ri-t•Q•Ou\ Sc1fnce olf1c,at1nq .,,,,., ... n'\#1-f'\I Pc1c1t1r V4P W M fl'Ml')r•dt Ptt"K NflwPort 8.Pach In li,.u ot fl'Jwt¥\ ,,.._. t•mllv ~UQQf'\t' m,.moriill ccmtr1nu lion\ M mM'lf! to fl'\(• M~dtr al LlbfoJrv of Ho~q H o\oltal Pac 1t1c V •t>w Mortuary C11rcttor\ T1£RN.o\N PHILLIP TIERNAN ol LAQUM Hill\, C• D•te ot d•atn Octo,,..r 11 1~1~. SurY•Vfld by "'' w Jf P qur" f'MUCJ"'""· M"qor1fl' 8.lllltqh f>f P111m 5pr•nQ'i ~. Aobt'>t l N .. 1\0'1 n\t Nf'lrttoirictQEI • sic..t•r, IC>n" E Town+•r otP ,l\.tf111'1"'1A . l>t'ot,,,.r\, 9flvt'l'!f T111r"°"" e>t Walnut (t"'fHl , A1rM'o W ,,,.,." 1n ot Wal S-ach df"ld JO\fnto\ 1 1,.,nan ot E• Toro J l1'4'nft (h 11'1f •l"'I '"d SQ,."'-''-qtA'W!(h1IOr .. n M,.m ,...r1af y ,..,,,,.,.< l )0 PM T """"' ,., P~· ,,,, v nw CliA1>·I II'\ '"'~"' P.,, .. ,. y,,..,,,, Mt\mM1.tl Pulii. N"'WOOtt 0••<" CA ThP fil,,,1 v U'1 Ql>•\I\ ,,,...m,,r1AI fO'""'OUI nn .. '> rn..41,,. 10 ~, fAYIJrt•t-,.,,, .. ,. • .., Pac·ho: \I•"" Mortu6r., 01r fl< tor\ HELM MA RGARET CECILIA HEl.M of C0\11 Mto\A Ca D•tr of dtall\ Octob"r 71 1'16 SurvtVflO bv l'\f'r l'\•J\bolnd. SvlvP~t,.r 8run1• H ... tm t1A~hl-t'\ ~nv~> M Suthvrtn 01 C.nr"°"~ del ~' '1'f'\d Th-Im:\ Co• of Nf"vdl'J.J (,,., fllllf'l"'t qr4tn'1cf'11h1rf"n H!'>tv fO'>-HV w•ll tl" ,.,. Cllrd 7•00 PM Mondo. Oclol)Pr ?S ~I Pa<•hC Vt~W Chd~I Foner41 IT\I\\ 10 00 AM T""•O•v, Oclobor 76. Our ledv ou ... ,. ol An~I\ Cal Ml•< Cnurc11 N !lll>wOOrt Bflat h. C4. Pac 1f1c V•~W Monuttry ct1rector\. McCOY PEAllL McCOY ol S•n C••""'"'"· C,. Da1• of d••tll DCll)l>l'r 11. 1q76 SurvtY•d by her hu\bAnd Lor,.,, McCoy · \l'!ltf"r'ii, Edith Nunntllr y of Ka"'~' Otv. Mtt . &..riha Cl&•' Ttiom11\ of lnd,.p1m<tfit'~11t. Mt'J And V1v•d"I Mi1!urv ot w Pttfm 8t,.Ch. Fla. Servlo\ I ·OO PM TU""'~•. P~lloc Vl•w Ch•l>"I Enlom.,,,_,t P1c1f1c Vlew Mt m or14'I P•r_. Nrwoart &foACP'I, Ca '" llPu ot ttow1trs tl'Vt ra1'\"ifV • '\UQClfl\0 M4'mor1at contr1but1an' ~ mo!lf< to Tne Canctr Fund Pitclf•c. V1~w Mortuary df'c-' tor' COHIN • BERNARD COliEN of l."~ Htll\, Ca Dat• of d••tl> Orto.,.., 11. 1q16 !.urvlvNt by"'\ w•f_. Y"lt111 'IO'\\ '9Aul C-no• RothnQ Hill• ono AllJPrt Col!m of Torr1~t. S qt'andctuldr•" ~r"K.M 1l ()0 AM TIJt\0.\V. Pactf1c VJ~W C"'•Pf"f lnt•rm•nt Pac1t11: V••w Mt>rww-;et P•'" NP-woor-t 8"'•<f\. (..a. t SHEltM.o\N HAllOl.0 WILSON SHERMAN of N"woort Beoc11 t• 011d tnQlrwood Cl O.t•of~dtllOctobor?• 1"16 SurviYf'd b'I h1\ wife-Hflfln. dauqM•r\, 8art)I'~ Hlhf'OP\11n ot ,,.,,np c .. at'Kt Dar~M • W 11111m\ of Fountain VAltf'v tt\r ... Qt*'\d< l\1IOrtn f::r-fld Jfl•tr.-y and Bet iv W1lhlrn\ of Fot1nt~·'\ VAttf'y. MolMr Ertn• JMOb'\On Of CoronJt df>I MB'. s•\· ,,, ' Mr~ N 1Cl\Of•\ Const•n••~ Of l\r(ad•• S..vrYIC~\ ' 00 PM Tr>u""~v. P•c11tc Vi•w Ch•oel. '"'"'"'*"'· P•c•ftt v.,w Mf'MOfl•I Park, NtWDC)f'1 8•1tn, Ca. Pacll•c View Mortu•rv __________ _. dlroctor\ FED UP WITH FAD DIETS? SCHICK HAS A BETTER WAY! lot's of people are ~ Many happy Schick discouraged with :F# customers are quick weight k "!-~ .... reporting that they foss plans that "i · ' "-not only lost seldom produce ..... -~ th d 1 ,. It • , e poun s ,as 1ng resu s. b t h . u are av1ng no Schick Center•s difficulty · ~-Wei1ht MAINTAINING Lou Procram doesn't .,se pills, shots t>r tad diets! .A ,~, ~ afterward without di.tine or unusual willpower. for lntorm1tlon or ~ W•laht Analysis, ·:call 558-8404 I. Schorr: Public Saved Me From House Rap By KATHY HARDER Of tllt O•llr ,.lol \Utt by the House intelligence commJttee. Woman Fills Post Bever-ly R. Flem.Ing, an etl.ht·year Caplatnno Beach relident. hu been named director of the Sao CJemebto Senior Center. rtJSUC N011CE PVBUC NOftCE Daniel Schorr. calling himself SCHORR. WHO WON three Em· former reporter, said he's disap· mys for his Watergate coveraae, was pointed in CBS but not bitter. suspended from CBS last February. Mn. Flemin1, "· IUC· ceed1 the retlrlng ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji= Barbara Williams. I Speaking Saturday night at an Late last month he resigned. almost.packed movie theater under "I didn't Jel a Jot ol iuppoct from the auspices or Fullerton College, television, Including CBS/' be aafd. Schorr said tbe Americ~ public pr~· His failure to cooperate "loOked lOu! vented him from his being cited in a good eleclion-year issue tor contempt of Congress. for h~. failure Congress. It lo'oked like there was go· to reveal the source or a cntkal re· ing to be qUite seriOO.S trout>le." port on CIA· FBI activities prepared The House elhtca comtnlttee, which · supoenaed Schorr after previous wit- nesses weN? unwllllng or unable to reveal the former CBS broadcuter's source, dropped proceedings against him Sept. 21 when it became evident there were not enough votes on the The Senior Center,' housed in the ComlD\W· ly Cl~bbouse on Avtni4a Cab .. illo, serves 91Ul Clemente, Capistrano Beach, Dana Point ancf San Juan Capistrano. · • •• LEASE • • Yow Nnt C.. w Tn.ck ,... • committee to win a contempt clta· !...!:..:=========- Y8, automatic. pwr: st"'1f'IO, P'#f, dlte brtkes. al opnd.. tinted glasa, radio, white lklewalls & delux bumper grove:>. lion. . '\. SCHORR. WHO CLAIMED some credit for the reprieve because of hls own testimony, s aid most of the cre<iit goes to the American people. How much will do it for you? cap cost45e33.48: Rea. bal.42795; 38 month ope 1.a.; first month. MCUrtty deP<*t & I~ f9' reqUlred upQn delivery. $]26~ INCLUDING 38MONTH80A 40,000 MILES IJCI Poet Dr. Julian Palley of Irvine, a professor o f Spanish a t UC Irvine, is the first recipient of the Sl ,000 J efferson Poetry Award for his book, "Spinoza's Stone and Othe r Poems." Co1Wicted Rapist Found Guilty in Attack on Parole A man who raped a lluntington Beach woman while he was on parole from San Quentin on a similar convic- tion has been found guilty of multiple criminal charges in Orange County Superior Court. The Ju ry in Judge Everett Dickey's courtroom ended a onc·day delibera - tion by finding Black Muslim member Saladin ibn Khan B1~millah , 29, guilty of rape, S<'X perv('ro.,1on, k1dnaping and as:.ault with a deadly weapon. BIS~11L..LAll, ALSO known to police by his gl\ en name of Robert Stanley Woods. was cleared of armed robbery charges. He will be sentenced Nov. 9to what could be life in state prison plus whatever penalty 1s imposed for hts parole violation . Sheriff's officers patrolling a sector of Santa Ana Canyon last June 14 said they found Di s millah in the act of r ap· ing his 18-year·old victim tn the back of his van. The woman lt'sl1f1l·rl lhat Bis m1llah forced her into the vehicle as she got out of her car in lluntington Beach, robbed her and then repeatedly raped her after drivin~ his victi m lo the re· mote location. Bismillah was found g uilty of charges of kidne1p, rape and sex perversion in Riverside County Superior Court fi v<' years ago, il was noted during his OrangeCounty lrial He said constitutents' letters to • members or the ethics committee tipped the scale in his favor. He called h is experience "a victory for the American people," sa ying the " issue was the people's right to know. Without so-called "unofficial in· formation ," he s aid, the country faces the possibility of "a lot more Watergates." HE SAID THAT WHEN the House voted to supress the intelligence re· port and call back,all known copies of it, "l had the only copy in the free world." He said destroying or return· ing it "would have been the final act of suppressing that report." He called publication of the report in the Village Voice "a Jast resort" after CBS, which had used his broad· cast reports from the time the com· mittee completed its report J an. 23 until the House voted to ban its publication Jan. 29, refused to use any more broadcasts or to belp him have the report published. Schorr, who last month told Mike Wallace in an inter view on CBS' "Sixty Minutes" that he once thought he coutdn 't Ii ve without the "daily fix" of a television broadcast, plans to continue his lecture series through November, then write a book on the relationship between government and a news medium regulated by government. The book is due to be published in November. Next spri ng, Schorr will teach at UC Berkeley. Chicano Stories, Poems Sought Poems a nd short stories are being sought for the third annual Chicano Literary Prize at UC Irvine. The con. test, sponsored by the UCI depart· ment of Spanish and Portuguese, is open to non-professional writers of Mexican descent who are residents of California. Manuscripts may be written in Spanish. Englis h or a combination of both languages. First prizes of S400 are offered in the categories of best short story and best collection of poems. Second prize in each categor y is S200 and third prize is $150. Winning entries, together with other shor t stories and poems that are not awarded cash prizes, will be published in book form. "1¥'rinu5Cr'ip s are to be sutimitted by Feb. 27, 1977, to the department of Spanish a nd Portuguese, UC Irvine . More information may be obtained by calling 833·6902. Plan your next business meefi~ at the newest, most exciting hotel in Orange County- The Registry. The Registry Is just 95 seconds from Orange County Airport. So your out-of-town associates con fly In, hove a successful meeting al The Re~stry. and fly out again ... fast. We hove 306 spacious guest rooms and 18 beou11fully appointed meeting rooms. flex· ible enough for small gatherings of 12 all the way to receptions tor 1200. Here is the perfect place fOf your next sales meeting. training session. seminar, board of direc- tors meeting. Next time. pion your meetlng at the happy landing place .. The Registry. THE REGISTRY HOTEL ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT 188 0 MacArthur Boulevard. Irvine. 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Lqsses on foreign currency transac· lions cut profits, the company sajd, It was the second s traight quarter earn ings have dropped. Exxon, which reported a 2.6 percent earnings drop after thci second quart~r. said It earned $635 million In July, August and September, against $660 mUllon In the third quarter or 1975. Oil ProducUon Up BEIRUT, U!banon (AP) -Crude oil production In the middle east re· • ached an average of 2'U million bar· rels a day in the rlrst hall of 1'78, the Middle East Economic Survey <MEES) reported today. MOf'ldoy. October 2S. 1978 s DAILY PILOT 4~\ Readyo_rNo We'll Eat 'Innovations' • ' ' ' ' l .. . 87 MILTON MOSKOWITZ Are you ready for thi:s? A rroieo rood that look!I like a French·frled potato but Is really a mixture or ricei butter and seu:sonings. It's called Rice Fries, and It's nov~ be!ng marketed lo the lucky peoplt In Mllw•ukee, Denve : and Chicago. The marketer ls Wichila·based Americati Frozen fi'ood. • ~ It that doeim 't turn you Ol\, how '6boul o concoctl0t called Pan Rich? Thia ls a gravy concentrate that comes tJi the form of a bar. You melt the bar along with some par) drippings to get a "ricb gravy llavor." Pan Rlcb ls beinQ tested in Denver. ~ Phoenix and Albany, I N.Y. The tester is R.T. Money French. a-cornpany that couldn't leave welt · Tree enough alone and stick to mustard. Leaving well . J enough alone is an unheard of s trategy in today'a bualnes t world. To stand pat, even with a successful product line, i:l regarded as suicidal. A red· blooded free enterprislng·loviOI~ company has to be out on the firing line all the time wiil new wares. Hence Pan Rich. And Race fries. LOOK AT TOE OLD QUA.KER Oats Company o Chicago. One of its packaged products is grits. Nol'; blockbuster seller -but it does all right. So now what w need to do is broaden the line. Quaker is testing cheese flavored grits. · What else is new? Well, a whole bunch of stuff. Shasta, the soft drink botUer, is introducing a new lin<' of canned ice teas under the Tetley label. Shasta is one of th many companies that belong to the Chicago.based con glomerate, Consolidated lo~oods Another branch of the Cami ly, Kitchens or Sara Lee, is on the move too, bringing out :1 new Cake Cart line that includes such snappy numbers a:. banana nut and mandarin orange, each priced at $1.99. Don't forget the pet food producers. They "innovate" also. Ralston Purina, lhc market leaders, has developed 11 new line or low.calorie dog foods, Fit & Trim. And ~rina i; testing a new dog food snack, Bonz. Bright Eyes is a nut canned cat food which its maker, Carnation, calls "pre mium quality without the premium price." BRISTOL-MYERS IS A COMPANY that appreciate:. freedom of choice. If you have a headacbe, you can tak< Bufferin or Excedrin or Datri I. They're all made by Bris\ol Myers, which also markets a long line of antiperspirants un der the Ban label. Now the company is readying a national campaign for a new roll·on antiperspirant. The br~tl name? You'll never believe it: Tickle. Do you need an expensive aftershave lotion? Nortor Simon Inc., which sells such·pedestrian items as Hunt'! tomato sauce and Wesson oil, has just the thing for. you· Halston's aftershave lotion, available in two siies: $9.SO an<l SI3.SO (at those prices. vou could buy greater quantities ol Johnrue Walker Scotch, whlch Norton Simon also dis tributes in this country). Other sensational new products in the pipeline Include the following : Grin, a powdered sort drink mix from Frito· Lay: Light 'N Lively cheese slices, low·calorie cheese frqm Kraft; peach, tangerine, ras pberry, pear and herbal fra· grances in good old Halo shampoo; Kimbies Super Dry dlS· posable diapers; and Brown Derby sauerkraut balls. VICK CHEMICAL, WJOCH KNOCKED 'em dead at rught with NyQuil, now has a daytime version, Daycare cold remedy, which supposedly attacks your cold symptom~ without making you drowsy, thereby enabling you to go to work, which is what you always wanted, right? Then. there's Junk Company, which has been formed to sell such old things as a crushed ping.pong ball, broken rub< berbands, empty matchbooks and other items found usually in trash cans. Each package of junk is being sold for $4 witti a full guar.lee: "If any part or this product proves to be effective, u~ful or anything but unqualifiably senseless, we will cheerfully refund your money pending an investigatio'o or your claim. Personal bad taste is not a sufficient criterion for insisting that the product has merit." Thal works only io the regular consumer product arena. Roles Tough Hobbyist Turns 'f o Big Business ' ONTARIO (AP)-"Mostofithas been just trial and er- ror." says Gary Hooker, a race car enthusiast who piloted a bal•kyard business into a multi·million·dollar company. Hooker's firm, appropriately called Rooker IndusUies, manufactures headers, special exhaust systems that im· prove horsepower on high-performance cars. ll also makes motorcycle headers, skateboards and waterskies and rang up sales of more than SlO million last yeal\.· IT'S ALL A LONG WAV from the Ontario garage wher6 Hooker. now 35, started making headers for himself and his racing buddies in 196.1. "I had been interested in cars all my life." he says. "I was an amateur racer and bum headers for my ~n car. They happened to work better than anyone else's, so 1 start· ed building them for my friends in my spare lime. I even· r )";. Lually sold m y race car to buy some equipment and incorporated in 1966." Hooker, "a super believer in the free enterprise system," thinks it's i possible for an individual entrepren to make it blg, although he says incr • ing governmental regulation or busi provides "more or 8 challenge. -. "FROM NOTHING TO A Nllt: small business, the .situation hamti HOOKU changed at all," he says. "But getting Crom a small business lo a medium.sized one is harder because of govemment regulations." Hooker, who spent two years in college but never studied business, says his success ls "more a matt'er of jpsl reacting to opportunities. I think It's mainly just wantini to be successful -that's the first prereqwsite. The second la probably being in the right place at the right time.'' HOOKER JS AN INNOVATIVE erqployer, putting hie 400 employes on a four·day work week more than five y .. ra ago and iQStalllng an employe atock opUon plan <ESOP> to atve workers a piece of the company. He "tries to hire gooa people and leave them alone'' so that he can spend mor~ time on recreational activities. (He runs 60·llO rntles a week.) A lanky, low·key exttutlvc, Hooker believes peol>le "don't seem to learn anythlna without makJoi mistak~,t· and adds, "I think I've made them alt, overy one." Hooker concentrates on selling to what he calls "eo- thusinsts, the JUY who's going to apend more In ordet. tp compete better." Toward that end, he has hlred ,.. .,.,... ecutives "other enthusiasts -people who are re-1\l terested ln the products." ALTHOUGH HE TURNED HIS bobby Into UvaUhood. Hooker "oeao'L tblnk YO\lDI people starting business have to dolt IUa way. "1 don't reel you have to be lec,hntcally competent. says. '11t (a person's buainesa) could bate bttn ln an l!J'Ca._I was just readytodosomethLna for myself." AJIOArt.YPlt.OT IOOMER " 1 . » • t I .. MR. AUfN, ~A'f tt> 'YW 1ti ttJK of Pot.rf'IC>? FUNKY WINKERBEAN I 'M 1Al<JNG AN OPl~ION RJLL 1roR WE OCHOOL A\PER -1 ~! 00~ FEEL 11-IAl Sn.JDE.NTh ARE AWARE Of ~1£, HAPPENIN& IN NA'TlOtJ- AL.. PQUTlc.6 ~r---,~....----i Monday,October2S 1978 POt-l'fiCS IS AW( L.11(~ Ml/ i-ove t.1fe: UJElL. IF Ti-IEl,l'RE. ~ Ti-IEQ 51-0ULD B£ ! I KNOW I AM f IOU . " by J~ Marthen by Tom Batiuk I JU5T f'?EALL<..> E>ET EXCITED ON E.LE.CTIO~ Nl(:,Hf, srrnN& ~ERE WATrnlN(:, 11-IE Rf.SUlTS R:XJR IN FROIV\ ALL FOR1t.l-E.16HT STAiES ! ) by Jeff Miller & Bill Hinds NANCY WELL ··.JIM SMITH-· I WHAT HAPPENED j TO YOU? ~' t I YOU USED TO BE FAT·· NO\v YOU'RE SKINNY ANO YOU LOOK SHORTER I'M NOT -JIM SMITH, I'M BRUNO D1NKLEDUNK TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE PEANUTS UNITED Feature Syndicate Sa1urday$Pu"1eSotvoo ACROSS 48 DPscer.danl of !=l\em 1 Imposter 50 Pro1ec1ove 5 Chester's canvas nickname Informal 9 Moncrs 51 Cenlral na ils Al11can 14 "····sure · natives l 5 Scotlistl 54 Idle talker island 58 Poss1b1l•l•e) l6Hosc:ity 62 M1nute 17 Th1t1gs quanflly by Emie Bushmiller SO!···YOU Cl-4ANGED YOUR NAME TOO PEPPERMINT PATTI/ AND. SNOOPV A6AINST 'WORLD WAR Ir,' THE CAT WHO LIVES NElCT OOOR ! neglected 63 Fray 19Dominan1 2 64 Summerttme W()(ds 'l words JUDGE PARKER 20 V1clo11a 66 "Good Cross lor Night 0.,, one 61 Lengthy. rn 2 l Ailments time 23 Boston and 68 ...• Royale Maple Leal 69 Cllaps Gardens Informal 75' From · 70 Refuse lo Shint11g believe ,6 Psea 7 1 Is suitable < a in led W1lh IOI gold 28 Search 32Usually 'l words 37Wet. we111her WISC DOWN I Small aper lure Anal 2 Baseball length vtngeance 10 Myth box 36 Happy tune ownPr 40 Type ol 1 1 In lront or carpel Prelrx 4 J Disagreement 1 2 Means ot 4 4 Flour and access sail. e g. 13Smalldr1nks 46 Speak 18 Murdered publtcly n Clumsy 47 Sc:old person .. 9 Cockney's 24 Snowmobile's "present" predecessor 52 Hurl 27 Walked on 53 Boutique 29 Sp1n1sll 55 S111ger 38 AndnOI score rivers 56 F1encll 39 Anc1e111 Ore ell region 41 All right: Slang 42 Home· coming attendees "5Haltlu university 3 Dwell 30 Babylonian school 4 T 1lmouae water god 5 7 Coty and blue 3 1 Largo B C. Clair 5 102. Roman salmon 58 Ove1precise 6 Tllug Slang 32 Noun person 7 111911 endings 59 Hard to !Ind community 33 Thames 60 Ory1ng 8 Cone•ot estuary apparatus part 34 Metrrc unot 61 Man's name 9 01 less 35 Goddess ol 65 Underl\111d -----~ ....... -·~ • ® .. • THE VIRTUE OF VEIA VALIANT DOOLEY'S WORLD EVERY BlASffD NIGHT rfS™£ SAMETHltJG! DR. SMOCK GORDO MOON MULLINS ~6lfPT~ M.I. THI: T~A\Etmi·· T~ iWflYTH!NJI! 10 .]$ .. • :• . by Gus Aniola by Mtll c Q--· ,...._ ... p . by Ferd Johnson : YES ... IT'S THOSE: ~~PLACSMENT PART~). "I'm sorry the Presidential race is almost over-it's such a rclierto hear men being blamed for everything instead of us." DENNIS THE MENACE ~~ 10·2..5 ·'!11AT$ ~ (M~ lilftlI '*OllUP•· • " ·. ·1 :. .• ... ! =: ~· • .. .. . -• ., . .. No Place Jjke Nome Our Name Game man once claimed .he'~ never met a fellow called Stanley who d1dn t like to cook. Now he adds he's never known. a Jake who didn't at one time or another fO in for a little drinking, or a Gordon who dldn t g~t into more trouble than he could handle m roqiance or a Howard who didn't repeatedly toy with 'a string of bright Ideas for making mo~l~ska's Nome owes its name to .sloppy handwriting, I'm told. The !'"an .d~aft~ng the maps for 1denllf1cation had fl/ . no name to place on that '-r'.ti. spot. So he wrote "name" there. But the engraver could only read it as its own weight. ''Nome," and the mistake hcld. . Black pearls and white pcArls come from the same ~ort of oysters, please note. Claim is a bee can carry more than 300 times BEST TASTING At hand is the contenUon of a sear~ specialist who insists the thresher shark with the tailfin longer than its body is one of the three best-tas ting fish in the world. Un· fortunately. the other two aren't named. Can you identify them? Peanut butler with honey makes a pretty fair snack, what? ll's nothing n~~; The. !!1cas in old Peru centu rics ago called 1t mam and ate it with much gusto. There was a ti me when most of the rugs in this country were braided out of wornout clothing. CHAMPAGNE GLASS One <'f M aric Antoinette's most ardent courtiers flatteringly suggested he would never sip champagne unless the. crystal glass were molded from the .gracious q~een'"s breast. The insipid quotation was. c~rnec;t to the artisans who allegedly used their 1m.agma. tion to design what's now the traditional champagne glass. There's a little promontory of land over- looking the entrance to the Mediterranean .• It's called Tarifa. The Moors held a fortress there. They extracted payoffs from all t!1e ships that wanted to pass through the Straits of Gibraltar. ·H's from the name or that pro- montory. s ays our Language man, that we get .our word ''ta ri rr. '. Address mail to L M. Boyd. F.O. Box 1560 .. Costa Mesa 92626 Mot1day. October 25. 1978 'Entebbe' FihnSet LOS ANGELES CAP> -Three Academy Award nominees have joined the cast of "Raid on Entebbe," which will be made as a three-hour ENTEDTAINMENT NBC movie, which stars ft I 1 Charles Bronson as Gen. Dao Sh.omron. They a re Marlin Balsam, Jack Warden and Sylvla Sidney. Peter . C E .Finch s tars as Israeli Jlis 8r 8rll8 Prime Minister Yillak: Rabin. ' More Than He M ea nw~ih. Ted Ashley, chaJrman of the SAN JOSE (AP>-San board of Warner .Bros., Jose Symphony conduc-Jnc., said hb studio was tor George Cleve has a abandoning its f.ilm on part in the horror movie the Entebt1e raid and "Burnt Offerings," but canceling its agreeme!1l his car hu a bigger one. with Israel. ~sbley said Cleve got $2S a day for i n f o r m a t 1 o n an d his part as actor Oliver material were not Reed's uncle; the car. a av~able as contemplat- 1953 .Bentley, got $100 a ed when the agreement day. was made. By tbe Auocla&ed Pniu ~e Gees (RSO> The following are 7. SHE'~ GONE - Billboard's hot recc;ird Jlall & Oate• (Atlantlc) ruts for the week ending 8 . p L A Y TH AT October 30 as they ap-FUNKY MUSIC -Wild pear in next week's issue Cherry (£pie-Sweet of Billboard magazine. City) .. HOTSfNGLES 9. WSKRAT LOVE- 1. lFYOULEAVEME Captain & Tennille NOW-Chicago (Colum-(,t.&N> bia) 10. MAGIC MAN 2. DISCO D\JCK -Heart·(Muahroom) .Rick Dees & His Cast Of Idiots (RSO) TOP LP1 3. ROCK'N ME -1. STEVlE WON_DE1' Steve MiJler Band -Songs In The Key 9r <Capitol) Lile <Tamla) 4. THE WRECK OF 2. EARTH, WIND & T H E E D M U N D FIRE -Spirit (Colum-F I T Z G E R A L 0 -bia) Gordon Lightfoot 3. STEVE MILLER, <Reprise) BAND -Fly Like An 5. A Fl FT H 0 F Eagle (Capitol) BEETHOVEN -Walter 4 . P E T E R Murphy & The Big Apple F R A M P T 0 N . - Band <Private Stock> Frampton Comes Alive 6. LOVE SO RIGJIT -<A&M> 5. LINDA RONSfADT Got a prohlem? Thrn U'Ttll' to f'at Dunn Pol tdll cut rl'd tape. qt"llmq LIU! 011.TU't'rS and arl1<111 I/OU n('l'd lo !;O/r(' 1'1t'QUllU!$ Jrl !JOL'l'rrtme111 and b~SI· rwu. M all your questmns to Pal °.'"'" Al Y11~r .wrttcl'. uro11yc Coast IJ<Uly Pilot. I O Hu.r ISb(), Costa Mesa, CA 9lli:!6. Tndudc• your le/.-phoric numh.-r. The culumn appears daily ncept ~lurdoys. -Hasten Down The Wind (Asylum> 6. FLEETWOOD MAC (Reprise) 7. HEART -Dream· boat Annie <Mushroom) 8. C HICAGO X (Columbia) f t Program of the Community Shot11 lncon.,en ~n Development CouncU, 751·3136; or 9. BOZSCAGGS-Silk Degrees (Columbia) 10 BEE GEES Children of the Wind (RSOl DEAR PAT: I can't understa.nd ~oa.h 's Ark, a community action why Costa Mesa hasn't set up a swine group in Santa Ana, &19·0671. Clinic t flu inoculation clinic for s enior locations and limes can be found in EASY LISTENING citizens or the chronically ill. I am65' the Oct. 10 Dally :Pilot's "You" l. MUSKRAT LOVE- years old and had my right lung section, or by phoning CRIS at Captain & Tennille removed in 1961. I retired two years 547·5178 or tollfree aU800) 432·7100. <A 2 &. MFE) RNANDO -Ab-ago after working 15 years for the All voluntary transportation Newport-Mesa schOols. Don't the so.rces contacted are understaffed ba (Atlaptic) senior citizens of Costa Mesa rate nu and overworked. It w.s emphasized 3. TIUS ONE'S FOR shots without having to travel to that senior . citizens should contact ~(Ariso~ta) Barry Manilow another community? · them only if other soarces of 4 . D 0 N , T W.C .• Costa Mesa transportation cannot be obtained, or You have been contacted by FISH, ii persons are not able to use bus TIUNK ... FEEL -Neil which will provide transportation to a routes to the clinics. SeveraJ days' Diamond (Columbia) Ou sbot clinic. There are no plans to notice also is required for the 5. IF YOU LEAVE ME establish a clinic in the Costa volunteer driving groups to set up NOW-Chicago (Colum. Mesa-Newport Beach area, according appointments. bia) to the county coordinator for the ~l in B.-n .. fit• COUNTRY SINGLES swine flu inocu lation program. 1 . AM o NG MY Coordinator Hal Maloney's office DEAR PAT: J've heard that senior SOUVENIRS _ Marty advised A Y S to contact the citizens can get free fishi~g licei:ises Robbins (Columbia) Community Referral and Information in California. If so, what 1s reqwred 2 . A WHOLE LOTTA Service <CRIS) because "they·re for one to qualify? THJ NG S TO SING more awar e of the I ates t K.L.,Costa Mesa ABOUT -Charley Pride information.'' CRIS also said that no If you receive aid from the ·(RCA) swine flu Inoculation clinic was California Supplemental Program ror 3 . c JI E R o KEE planned this year for the Harbor the Aged, are more than 62 years old, MA IDE N _ w HAT Area. No explanation for this decision and have been a California resident HAVE YOU GOT PLAN. was provided. for five years, your ruhlag Ucense NED TONIGHT DIANA Senior cltl1ens or chronically ill will be provided to you free. This _ M e r 1 e H a g gar d adults needing transportation to license ls good throughout the state <Capitol) inoculation centers are adVlaed to for au types of game fash. 4 . so M E BODY ~p~h~o~n~e..:..: _!F'.:!l~S~H~, ~.84~Z~·"60~~;~Se~nio~r~A~rt~lo~n======~lRiiiijijiijiiijifi'iiiiii_jii_ SOMEWHERE -Loret· l iiWij ...... ~~~ la Lynn (MCA) 5. HER NAME IS ..• -- George Jones (Epic) l':":M""'911MilltM""~ SOUL SIHG LES 1561 w SUNl'LOWER 1. MESSAGE IN OUR w oF eR1sroL c M s4o ost• M us I c -0 ' J a y s "GONE WITH (Philadelphia lnterna· lio:--..:T.:.:H::.E..:W.;.:1.:;:N,:oD_" __ "" tionaJ ) "HOOHTIL THHF' 2 . TH E RUB· "GATOlt"lrGI BERBAND MAN -Ul:------~~-t Spinners (Atlantic ) ~ "THE GltEAT TEXAS 3. LOVE BALLAD-'C>' DYNAMITE CHASE" LTD (A&M) M JACXSOH COUHTY JAIL" 4. y 0 u A RE My lltl ~-----~~~~STARSHIP -Norman ;;;;='!!.='!.!.-::z~=."J;;=~ ... '!.. .... ~ .... ::::.== ... '-_ =_ -:::.. .... ~ ~:.;;~,;..~~... THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE Connors (Buddah) OUHGI 6l4·3tl I 5. JUST TO BE CLOSE ~ CITY CENTRE CINEMA$ .... S.A. FRWY (MANCHESTER EX.I c.a. FRWY ICtTY 0 ... EX.I TO YOU -Commodores (Motown) 6 ·01sns10H" ,,G, Union Sued "tlOllM Al'(D MAltlAM" EUR EK A (A P) # • =====:__..:-"=~·~·:;; . .;: • .;"'~'~-~Mll::.:.:"--m ! llftlel Of MHAUIUCllllCNI t • "'". ~ IOUlllAU Cll ~ --====-~~-~~ONll~~ .. ~··:=·~ .. ,...~~""';;."~-ts r ---TNCXeUt-... -"·"°'-TNI OMfN1111 IAIDOZ 111 -... ....... ,_ ... , -----&-.--AU NlsaolNl'I MIN IN) DKVTM ACTION ('Cl) ' . _.._, ...... tll~ll.iil._~:1.n11111.WLl°"~"'~·'.f."""-Mj~a..~r.~-~.~ ... ~...,.~~sr~A11T1~•''~DU111~llil ' i lloll'OAIAHT NOTICE• CHlloi1EN VN0£11 "FllEf• ~ •l-t SlLINT MOVll f"I ll"1'1(1( C•I ..... <Aa __ NTOI CAIWASM.,.. • u.t1MeucaeOUVW1- PAMllT PlOl CNt ~llfOfMWI" IOCllT ...o1 MM! lleowca1 ""'. NAHfOM Of 'AUOlll"' CMM. -e MA_..,. noM NOON nu TMlll , ... , "Ill 0ATOl"'91 ., " .. :I •I 41 ' ., "' l ~ \~ .. .; . . ,• • 2 "HOUSE OF HOltCISM" Eight men fired after .. THETEHAHT" lltl striking H 8 Cable TV _______ .:.._ ___________ _ L----------t have sued their union for ~ "THE GREAT TEXAS $500,000 damages. The "MARATHON MAN" l:l .. >.4M:M &:11-lt:Jt CINEMALAND U1Ht Mll'MI h>lf"' U) ''°' flfthUJ~ "MARATHON MAN" I ... ,1IJ.&i• .. ,, ..... .... CINEMALANO 1'14 k lbrW h>ltflll! IH !IOI "ALICE IN WONDERLAND .. 0() "'-•·• • .. FUSH GORD°"'" )tJ .. ,., ...... ~ DYNAMITE CHASE" suit, Ciled in Humboldt • JACICSOH COUNTY JAIL" County Superior Coun, ._ ____ ,._, ____ , charges that the Interna· "MURDY n DIATH" tional Broth erhood of 0 '""41 ILACHlltD" Cl'GI Electricians failed to file 61>«1•1Prtct12 30 to 2.00 P·"'· lnu.,t-.&H ISi.JS a required JO-day strike notice with the N ationaJ Mediation and Concilia· tion Board. "THE FROMr' IPGt' "A MA nlR OF TIMF• IPGJ •-ru Yll.S Wmt MY AUNT .. "'HORMAN IS THAT TOUT" CPGt ""MAHY a WA&.ta eo TO MIW YOlr IPGI '1llOM MOOM TO ntlr . ....ror . ••LL TMI PllSIOINrS ,_... "UICUT1VI Acnotf' CNJ "'THI MANSON MASSI.Cir ""TWrTCH Of DIA TH"" ,_, . a I • ® ·--_..,.._...._ --. • ,1JJ'DAILVPtLOT .. ... ,J ••• 'II , ... . . b l 1111 JJ II ••• .. ,., ' ,,,, "I . ' • I 1.!1 II/\ •I• ,, ., ... "• ' 11 I -' ,. , .. ,,, "I •llfT , ... ' \ Monday, October 25, tt78 · ' ?,, ______________________________________________________________________ __ ~:;Smoker study sh~ws 'Eririched Flavor:: Merit delivers ~more ·taste tlian higher tar brands. . .,,. . Today there's a way to get ifeal taste from a .. ,cigarette without high tar. ... That's the conclusion reached .after extensive taste testing on a ~new discovefy called 'Enriched Flavor: A way to pack .fla vdr- extraflavor-into tobacco without the usual corresponding increase in tar. The cigarette P.acked with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is ·remarkable new MERIT. ·~:·:. If ·you smoke, you'll be · , interested. '"-' , Taste Science Succeeds It~ In tests, invqlving thol,isands of !I.: smokers of filter cigarettes, the · 1 0 ...... .._.. a.c. 197. • • t•', 9 mg~'tar:• 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Methq!. • oru ----._ .. ~~ ' ·- ~li·, ... ,.._, ~· Warning: Th& Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health • majority reported MERIT delivered mor~ taste than five current le'ading low tar cigarettes having all the way up to 60% more tar. In similar tests against 11 mg. to 15 mg. menthol brands,MERIT MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much-or more-taste than the higher tar brands tested. You,ve been smok1ng"lo~tar, ·good taste'' claims long enough. Now smoke the cigarette. MERIT. Unprecedented flavor at one' of.. ·the lowest tar levels in smoking ' today. \\' · . ....._..._....,._ ___ ,......_~--· -~ MERITandME81TMENTHOL ,. t ,. .. "\'' c ... ' "' . ~ r. . . ., . / k-1 ~.. . . , / ., Happiness By JUDITH OL60N_ Pbazi, Big Schu, Tooth Ferry, Delivery Boy, .Mama's Mink and Felicidad. ·anchored at tho Balboa Bay Club ... You want aometbin& . eleiant," abe aaJd. Is • • turned out to be a dlmcult pro- ject. "We were at a cruy party one nlcht and a Jot ol people were suiseaUnt crazy na1J>es. "Wlnnle Voe•liD aald 'What about th• Tootb Ferryl"' nm br0qbt down t.be house. alnce Doan ls a dentist, and tbe name wu duly adopted. • These are juat a few of the names of the estimated 12.000 boats at anchor along the Orange Coast, from Dana Point to Huntington Harbour. There is a story behind each name and it's run to speculate on what each means and bow the owners selected it. Most ol the stories never will be told, but the imagination can run wild as one drifts along in a sailboat on a sunny day, reading lbe names as the boats sit silent in their moor· ings. They chose the Spanisli word for "happine11," which aeemed to flt into the family well. Besides the reuon that "a boat name souncls pretty in Spanlsb, "· their son Rick's fU"St sailboat bad b_een named Happineat Ia. The Hausmans oft.en sail into Mexican w atera,' ao they also believe that bavj.nf'a boet with a Spanish name creates more neighborly feelings in the Mex- lc an ports. "When people name their. boats they try to attach some special mean:i.n1. A lGl of names are provocative-it'f almost like a Ronchacb teat," Mrs. Doan added. ''It'• a real study in psycbolocy. "When we start.eel we thougbl ol appropriate seafaring names.' We win 't thlnkinc of beinl funny. ut lt brlnp people to. talk t u.s ln remot• plafes. Eva")'one ,aks tlse most ob~ guesUon:. 'Are you 4 dentist.?"' FAMU.Y PROJECT Naming a boat is very dif. ficult, according to Marilfn '·Hausman, who with he'° husband Dick owns Felicidad, which is Naming a b<1at usually ill a family project, with each member contributing ideas, but sometimea the label.a come from friends. Dorothy Doan recalled trying to pick a name for their new 36·!oot Pacemaker, which Marilya and Jlo~al Tue!ker bad a name all picked out for their Itinerary Mapped Thumbs Up for Hobby LOS ANGLELES (AP) -Joop Wouters must have had it all figured out when he used to draw maps for a living. Now 66 and retired. be teamed up with his wife Toos, 62, to tbllmb Q;J<>re than 130,000 miles. "Some people take us because we are older people. but others say they wouldn't pick us up because we'rei older," s~d the fQrmer carto· grapher about their treks. The couple already have traveled 132,400 miles since their first hitchhike in their native Holland. "That is the equivalent of five times around the world," said ·J00p, a tall man ~ith rugged features. Their voyagH took them to 75 .countries, all of the SO states and all of the state c a-pitals. The Wouters never had any major troubles during their numer<>t.ti rides, never been robbed or mugged and have never been arrested despite the fact that hitchhlltlng is prohi~ited in certain areas. "The-police always are cooperative -many times the highway patrol or a sheriff's deputy will pick us up and take us to the end of their beat,'' said Joop. ''Sometimes they ,,..ill radio ahead to the next patrol car and ba tt.e it pick us up.'' The Wouters are not out to break any re· cords. "Peo~le sa~ we are.the oldeat hilchbikers," saysToos. "We don't do it for that reason. ~e do it because we like it. The more you stay at home, the sooner you die o( boredom.'' Joop first learned about hitchhiking from American Gls who liberated Holland, his homeland, from the Nazi occupation. "Before World War II, hitchhiking was un· known in Europe," Joop explains. "Then the Americans and Canadians came and we saw them hitchhiking ... I thought it was fantastic." In 1954, the Wouters came to the United Stat.es and for the last 20 years, they-have been living in Hollywood. They are now naturalized citizens. The traveling palr have set some rules for themselves to follow in order to avoid potentially undesirable surprises. They refuse to accept rides from ''drunks, people who act strange. or t hose who insist on eiving us a ride," Mrs. Wouters s aid. "When In doubt," she theorizes, "don't do it." Joop and Toos agree that women are more responsive to their thumbs-up sign ala than men. "Can it be my irresistible charm?" asks Joop, bis blue eyes twinkling. At times the Wouters are subjected to soma motorists• scolding and abuse for th um bing rides at their age. But that bas never swayed them from a hobby they love. Just back from their 11th hitchhlJdng adven· ture across the United States, their itinerary for next April Includes such exotic places aa Ireland, Scotland with a southern cruise to Morocco and Algeria. A Jazzy Name ~~ 'Z #' ~- new boat even before they boucbt it and it, too, was a natural: Delivery Boy. Dr • T\lcker la an obstetrician. "Our lHt boat 'WU named Royal·T, but we decided lf we ever bad a fast boat we'd name it Delivery Boy," Mrs. Tucker sald.' FAST BOAT Delivery Boy is indffd a fast boat, she added. ·•u you don't tum off the enslne you'll pass Catalina." Some boat names pop out when the owntr ls aimpiy trying to deflne what the boat means to blm. Tom GOien, a Balboa Island resident. recalled walkioc all around the lsl•ad look'M at boat names when he and bis r1unily purchased a new 32-foot 1portr11her. "We were discussing what we wanted out of the name and de- cided we w uted aometbinl wttb pbu1," Gillen said. He then r~ alize4 be had Just name4 his. boat: Pb"z. . "Boat names are like CB handle•," Glllen commented. "When you see people in dist.ant plactt you· know them by their boat." There ls much more to namlng a bOat than Just coming up with an appropriate word, though, ac· cording to some old salts who have been sailing for years. ''It's Cood fortune to use ex· actly seven letter.a, with a dou· hie letter," asserted Jack Bailey, owner or Newsboy. WU"EOKAY "It's also good luck to name it for a famous wind. Incorporat· , ing your own name in a boat ls supposed to b4t vei;y bad luck: It's <*ay to name a boat after your wife, though." Bailey was asked lf be bad ever beard or a captain baring bad fortune because he named his boat after himself. He laughed. "If lt didn't really happen we'd invent a story anyway." His boat was named af\er a ship built in Marblehead 100 years ago. Since Newsboy was from the same shipyard and his father was a newspaperman, the name seemed appropriate. Some names are so historic and so associated with races or past owners that they are not changed when new owners take over. Bob Lynch, owner of Serious IJ, said his boat is a case in point. It bad been sailed by some famous yachtsmen and won ac· claim upder lhe name Sirius 11. so he left it at the urging of his youngest son. "He liked the name and it had a lot of his· tory, ··Lynch conceded. •• ,,.,, Sirius ls the name~• bri&btest star tn tho sky. b said, which Is In the • ttoo Canis Major. Sino~ ls means "bil do1." bis boat *" la jokingly called the "Bil J>N." aECORD HOLDER •• The 82·foot sloop ls a •ilOat boat," Lynch added, beca-'. lt has classic lines. Bui"· ln Germ any. it bas won ~be Transpac three times ancl ~w bolds the lapsed-time reCCIM to Puerto Vallarta and Acap'llcO. There are limes when Jloat owners can't do anything blf~ sophistication, sea lor~d tradition aside and bow obvious when they sel ; a name. .• Edward Schumacher IMtnd himself ln this situation wbeD be bought a new 35-foot sportflsher and wanted a sophisticated name for It. His family bad other plans, however, since family traditJoo dictated that it be called something to do with "Schu." Mrs. Schumacher explained that it all s tarted when thelJ: aon. Mark, named hia flrst boat Little Schu and his next o~ Schu ~· Schumacher's site 15 shoes were the other ingredient ln the plot. When he was in the.~ir Force, his wife said, no one could believe the size of bi.I (eet when be was issued his suppnes . BRONZED BOOTS He brought bis "huge" eocnbat boots back from the servtRt to be forgotten until be was niibed man-of-the-year by the mo\1eJn· dustry and got bia0broozed bQots as a trophy. · · When one of the broo&ed boots was made lnto a lamp for. tbe boat there was no choice bOpbe BigSchu. While owners of large boats <See NAM ES, PageB·t) .. . ·. I .. . . BEA ANDERSON, Editor Mond!J:V._9ctober 25, 1976 81 Joop and Taos Wouters say they've traveled more than 130,000 miles by hitchhiking. Their journeys have taken them to 75 countries and all of the 50 states. .. I . ~ . Manchus' Reigns Pulled In I .. ·81 JIAaCIA FORSBERG I Of .. Oeflyf'119t149ff Dowaser Empress Tsu Hsi. ~ recallJ. Lustrous pearls .nd thbllnl 1ems adorned her ba1r; earloties, headdress. -Decorated fincemail guards protected bH four·incb nails, ~~Jewell bad been em· btol~ei'iti" Into ber 1own of ....... pink and royal blue. Rupeeted aod feared, the li.nllter Dowa1er Empress ruJed- tbe Manchu Empire from the mJd·llOOl lnto the 2IOtb century. laeredJbty lifelike and ac· _..., dotlled, Tzu JW ls ooe GI dauDI ol ltlltorical ficures ~ad cottumed by .,-tlst· !C!~er-enterta~ner Geor1e. lo a ~am titled The Last of th• Jhnebua, Stuart told ..... Rartior Clab mernben lll· u.-. fa$ of the peraona1 Uva aDd peraonalities of the· leadl•• characters of t~• ·....-saaD&n. ....OUCAliBVBN'l'S onertn1. "blatorJ for hl1tor7. hat.en," be dlacloeed v .. ariet and wblms. loyalUea ~~d betrayals or the lndivtduals who shaped chronicled events. llia theatrical style and enter· taiftmeat back1round combine to produce a breezy commen· tary , illu strated with the· handmaeie figures. Stuart's comic tecbnlques br- lal "hlatory teachin1 to new belabta. Hi• f acta may never fibd U)e1r way into leldboob, but tlle 1tbries •W'l'OUDdinl them are memorable, lf embelllabed. BrlnClnl alive the m.yateriou.s East. Stuart explored the retgn. ol the Dowager Emprea Tiu Hit. She wu a concubine to Baim Feq, the 1reat Maocbu tm· peror who w aa "dying ·of• syphilis." She bad liven him a aon, altbouch ''it wu never cryatal clear wbo the fat.Mr WU, but let's Dot q\!Abble." Tzu Bil WU ln d1r9c:t competl· .Uon with the eml*'Of'• wife,. TIU Am, "wbo bad failed to pro- duce Qfthlnc.'' Whm be died. 1be two women .. naled tocetber' fo.r two decad11 ud loathed . each other.'' .The aolt .claim to cootrol of Ute land was the concubine's son, who was also adopted by the first Em~reas. .POWE& DESlllED Both women wanted power, but "as joint mothers and joint dowager regents, who could they. talk to? They certainly weren't cotng to confide sweet nothings into each other's abell pint an..'' Enter Lf Lten-ytng, who knew that as Grand Imperial Eunuch ·be would be ln an admlred peel· tloo ol power. "So be took his tnasty cob- bler'• knl.fe, castrated himself, wialed on over to the cutle and api)Ilecl for the job." He wu Chinese -"No Manchu was ever a eunuch, by delire or de.Ip." Hired u a menial, be worked his way up ud wu finally appointed Grand Imperial Eunuch. " .. He wu a deviate, a aadllt.. He wae up to bl• earl In araft. embelzlement and corrupt.Ion . Be loathed the Europeans and da~lMd the miulonarlt1. He bad a tnarveloua a1nglna voice, ',bullt wu a lltUe ~ .. I • ---·----• "'l"lt; -'•. It was the Dowager Empress todriveforei(nersoutof~ Tiu Hsi wbo capitalized on the ATE BOILED &ATS . •,.-. eunucb!a decadence. Her son Dowa1er EJDpresa Tw Hsi was ln a pc>siUon to claim power n~ north during tho re~ ~mthe 1870s, but ahe 4ldn't want '-"Siie cut her nalla, flx~~ to assume the UUe of em-hair in the Chinese .~Je1 peror. dressed 1n peasant cl~ SPOILED SON .really bad it bad - Since she wu the dis-abehadtoeatboiledrata.'1"" dpUnarian, bll adopted mother The Eu.ropeana took M:lna ·"apoiled tbe dayUlbts ou~ of and eventually .. came to .... him." Both knew that if be as· UieCblneM." ~ aumed the throne "they'd be F inally, Tsu Hal. ••ttae ·thrown out .. '' grandmother of China,'' w• m. So Tiu Hal penuaded the Yited to retum to Peldna .a i.. eunuch to "introduce. blm to de-atabll.sb her court. •. bauchery" wbicb nes>tu"!lfi led >4 an art.lat, ~uart moldl the to bet son's de~th by am pox, bocU~ ol the fiJurea from a~ contracted, 1 •among other· of pluUc. Wbtn finJlbed, u.-. tblnp," in a brothel. talla appeu remarkabtJ ....... stuart revealed aaptdl ol the but:ian Ouh. · Boxer Rebellion of 1800. •'By Payina strict atttllllon to' 9"ll JMI, China was ln a state Of d.lJ. the mO.t minute feature.• tM treu." creator tUes "many montblu lo · Tbe country had etooomlc u.eiqble each cbaractw. ....;.'°" ll"Oblems lt bid beet\ through '. Stuart deaisns &Del ,... •~ llooda, drou1bt. and disease.· 'ntrlcate costume, ua~ Secret aocletJea were aptinCin( ~a of orl&hlal ~. up acalmt the M ancbus. embl'oldered labrics were lm· Called tbe Soclety ~f the· ~rted from Pek1n1 fOlt tbj' Ri&hteous Flat and known u tho. ~ancbu fi1urea • .Bosen, it .atLemptecs I>)' Violence. ..: • : ~~s.r.• ·- Sagittarius Changes Exciting · ·~~first Step's • >''.:'!'" • • • • ·''·Katie Jones, 20, of Gloucester, Mass., pushes back and into free fall ·'·~~she learns sport parachute jumping. The descent from 3,000 feet · "·\akes three minutes. Guided from the ground, most students land ""''~thin 25 yards of the target center. All smiles, K_atie carr!es her .,parachute to be repacked professionally, so she·can Jump again. T\JESDAV, OCl'OBE&M AlllES (March 2l·Aprll 19): Communicate with famlly- appllu especlally where t.ravel and lon1·ran1e plans are COD• cerned. You galn access to ~­ formaUori which waa supppo6ed to be secret. TAVR\JS (April 3>-May 20): You 1alo rare, valuable in· sights-partner, mate ptays tm· port.ant rolo. Money situation is resolved if you face facts. Revise, review. refine ~ and clearly define terms. GEMINI (May21.June20): Ue low-l)lay waiting game. Legal picture is not in proper focus. One who "pulls atrinp" may be mislnf ormed, deluded. deceived. • Know ll and bide your time. C~CEll (June 21:.lulY 22): Low key approach now brings you best results. Finish rather than begin-tie loose ends. You may be due for special honor or assignment. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Highlight style, creativity-be direct., original, get to heart or matters. Involvement, feeling, emotional responses are featured. One you care for re- turns compliment-and has a special request . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): , Highlight practicality, ability to consolidate efforts, assets-let others know you do intend to stand tall £or rights. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):. Diversify-be flexible, ask ques- tions. Give free rein to intellec: tual curiosity. Social activities accelerate. Popularity grows - Sense of elation replaces recent gloom. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov.21): Be factual concemlne possess\ons, basic values. Sl"r clear of ple· in·lhe·sky schemea. You'll un· denland. Guard valuables. So- meone may be trying to pull tl\e old "swltcheroo" on you. SAGITTA&IUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Lunar cycle hi~xclUng changes on agenda. Ability to perceive, detect, to know without notification ls heightened. Tim· ing ls on target. Trust Judgment and intuition. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Backstage Intrigue is featured. You understand what's happening, but you are templed to "go along," to taste glamor of my~t.ery. of clandestine operation. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)~ Accent on desire, reward for business endeavors, fulfillment of some romantic fantasies. So- meone presents a strong sales message. Protect self in clinches! PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Your unique abilities gain special recognition. Superior or one in authority takes note, aids in elev.sting your position. Prestige is on upswing. If October 26th ls your birthday you have ability to e.xpress views in' powerful manner. Some peo- ple adore you and others cannot 'abide you-there seldom is lukewarm reaction where you are concerned. Speakers Picked Make Contact With Dignity )C..l)EAR ANN ·11AJCDERS: This iS' for 11t'Wby Me?" Will yotl please see lhal he gets iY,Jhanks, 1 knew you '«~tdn 'l let me down. , ,~tAR WHY : Al 20 ·~9p{re sure you're gay? :m!Y..he you are and -~r.be you 're jusl a person wilh a broad emo· tiP.n~ range who hasn't ·yl!'l<! discovered what ~ess women have lo •qfltt.' Don 'l be loo quick fo f'Rf>el yourse IC. Jf you're certain you l llMRay, don't get bogged ·cN""1 with the local gay Catholics. I gave Ann the address. Ancl for God's sake, son, It you have to cry in ch\ltch, cry for everyone -gay, straight, all col- ors, all faiths. Everybody has pro~ blems. If you think about it, there's more holding us together than there is selling us apart. - YOU'RE NOT ALONE DEAR NOT AWNE: Thanks for a Sood letter. I don't 10 along with every word of it, bot that doesn't matter. .~chfl'\se,l Ing ta 1 en l. And now a word to They'll tell you your • "Why Me?" Tbe address Nerenls are to blame. of the national bead· ·fio"1 then do they nc· qHrters of DIGNITY ls qOnt for the fact that 755 Boylston St., Room ~have been produced 413, Boston, Mass. 02111. '8c1J1Vtry family struc-There are chapters in ture in recorded history'? Canada and Puerto Rico Ann suggested that as well as In the U.S. These facts need to be known: 1. BHnd people cany a white cane wlth a red lip. (She is certain many people don't know this because sh~ dido 't know it until she became han- dicaped.) life deJends on the dog's concentration. -· Ann\) Landers S. Smoke bothers many bUnd people. If yqu are going to smoke and ar~ near a blind person, tell him. He will ~glad to move. · thanks for your help .. ......_ ______ ,, -CALIFORNIA DEAit CA-L~bl(s BYS1ANDElr for your l etter. We DEAR C.V.: At the educated a few million heart of every .. Joke" ls people today. something that Isn't very 2. If you see a blind p e r s o n s t a n-d 1 n g somewhere, looking bewildered, chances are he is lost. Ask if you can help. Generally all he D E A R A N N needs to know is where LANDERS: lf an attrac- heis. live you ng woman funny. My guess Is that the gal was making h.im an offer she hoped be wouldn't refuse. 3. Guide dogs are aJ. (single> says lo her mar- lowed in areas other ried boss, in a cutesy. Is alcoholism ruining dogs aren't. Recently, a kidding manner, "U you your life ? Know the woman came up to my lose 20 pounds, I'll have danger signals and what friehd com pl aini.ng an alfair,wlth you,".is it to do. Read the booklet, because the mana1e• tb be J•ghe4 -9ff as a "Alcoholism -Hope and ment ~ad allowed he!' .i friendll' joke? 1 {)r is a Help," by Ann. Landers. guide dog into the woman who woold say Enclose so cents In coin grocery store, "And they such a thing planting the with your request and a wouldn't let me in with seed for erotic fantasies long, s tamped , self· my poodle. I was carry· and letting the man know addressed envelope to ingbim." s he's available'? -Ann Landers, P .O. Box 4. Gulde dogs are C 0 N C E R N E D 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120. highly trained animals PIONEER WOMEN: Mrs. Charlotte Stein. national pre· sident and internationally known women's activist, will be the keynoter al the biennial western area confe r ence Sunday- Monday, Oct. 31 and Nov. l , in the Marriott Hotel. Participating in Our People's Des tiny is the theme of the sessions. HISTORICAL SOCIETY: A campaign to preserve the history of the citrus industry, once the mainstay of Orange County's economy, will be launched by the Orange County group at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, at Santa Ana College. Orange County families who have knowledge, records or memorabilia or early citrus ranching days are invited to participate. O r g a. n i z e r_ s a r e Ru s h From 81 ... Naines tend to want serious, romantic or beautiful names, lhe sky seems to be the limit for dinghies and olher~l craft. Take, for example, the J.E.T. Rutters' 20-foot electric boat which they use for running around the bay. Its name, Die Sparkenfahrter, seems very appropriate in English, even wfien lhe words are German slang for. "electric 'journey," according to Mrs. Rut· ter. It is used strictly for local jaunts because of the nature of its construction, she added with a grin. '"I'he extension cord isn't long enough for a trip lo Catalina." yo.i talk to your priest. Chances are your priest has his hands full coping wtth questions on abor- tion, birth control and d •~or c e . A s a g a y Catholic you need to con· tact DIGNITY -a na· t,lbnal organization or DEAR ANN: When my blind friend asked bow she could wage a cam· palgn to educate people about problems a han· dicaped person must face, J told her I'd write to you. Will you help? with a job to do ·-~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;:;:;;:;;;:;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;::::=:=::;-­PLEASE DON'T P.ET OR TALK TO THEM. THIS 15 VERY IM· PORTANT. The owner's I ' ,\ .. From 81 ·Manchus $7,000 ~·was • student or for ORiy $135 07 )llBtory and foreign rela· • tions at Washington and ... h ~getown Universities a mon1. e and bolds a fine arts \J aity of Callf ornia. d~ee from the lie in Washington taff member at tbe onian lnstitut.loo, PfOVided exhibits for ~wmuseum. now U ves ln the ,, Valley, where he ~ his OaUecy of 91ical Figures._ .. Ali exhibit. which as• c anged monthly, deals WAethe.r you need $3,500 or $10.000 get It from the people who lend mllllons. Commercial Credit. Monthly payment based on a $7,000 HomeOwner loan. for 84 months, at al) annual percentage rate of 15%. Total payment 11,345.88. NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENAL'rY. We flnd ways to help. COMME~IAL C~DIT CO"-P01'_ATION @ Homeou.ner loans UNOtA lnration England, I\ 1...n ol SS.000 and -mutt be HC11Nd i.,. • • ) i~ era of history, in· jdlp1 Tudor En&land. :,. cnrnblN!lotl O{ ~ .nJ iwnonel pte)p~'. • &omanoffa of R~la, Coeta M • 870 E. 17th Sb-Ht • 645-8700 ~ench Revolution, esa i 11P•rlca'1 Foundln1 01-anp • 1111 Town le Count!')' Rd. • S.T-68n. ,i b e r • a n d t b • : Suita 26 :Ucbua. • ~i LH• J-ra~ ~ .. ..ii.11i. '°· Zlllrl\te ~--·~ c..-p fta• ,--· • • • I T reot yourself to a Pleasant Experienc~ Dennis Shed NQ\A' Cutting & Styling Hair At ... I• rµzzett!!H~~.~ard o.-M ft.AJA• 140.....,.,. Celhr' Dr,. ..... lH • ,.._ 64M02J ' Bumgatdner and Ed Salter. PHASE: Susan Lewis. a de- corator for the mobile home in· .. duslry, will be the speaker al lhe Monday, Nov. l, meeting in People's Federal Savings and Loan, El Toro. The session will begin at 7 p.m. LAGUNA BEACH EBELLS: Lehln Cooley, author or lhe best seller, ''The Art ColQny ~ will speak al 7:30 p.m . Monday, Nov. 1. in the Three Arch Bay home of 1'~ay Boman. DAR : Clar a Bart.on Chapter will meet at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 2, in the Mercury Communi· ty Room, Santa Ana. Sam Pinto, a Navajo who is treasurer of the Stanton Indian Center, will give a presentation or a rts and c r afts of the American Indian. ART MUSEUM AFntJ.ATES: A buffet luncheon' and bridge party to bene fit the Laguna Beach museum will take place in the facility at 12 :30 p.m. Tues· day, Nov. 2. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Richard Mower at 640·5833. SOUTH COAST JUNIORS: Mrs. David Krome is the presi· dent of the Fountain Valley group. On her board arc the Mmes. Philip Newton, Joe Davis, Pele Venerdi, Mi chael Koval, Bob Munck. INSURANCE WOMEN: The Orange County club will host the quarterly Inter Club Council meeting on Saturday, Oct. 30, at the Revere House in Tustin. Cocktails will be served at 11:30 a~. with lunch at noon. Reservations may be made by sending a check for $5.50 to Mrs. Myra Menard, J ohn Burham & · • Co .• Newport Beach. • I ""' -· Monoox. October 25, 1978 1.ake r s Caved In By Cavs Haden· No Sairit in New Orlea RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) Tbe ups and downs or early season Hre lo the National Basketball Assoclation were in full view Sunday nJght as the Cleveland Cavaliers took a rocky ride on the victory trail ln a 100-95' triumph over lhe l..<l8 Angeles Lakers. After a brilliant third quarter spurt which gave the Cavaliers a 19-point bulge, suddenly the ag. gressive defense and s mooth· flowing offense that earned them the lead were nowhere in sight. ··we played a helluva third quarter," said Cavaliers' coach Bill Fitch. "But we didn't play well with the lead." "We ended up playing their game with a 12-pomt lead, and it darn near cost us the game.'' .Fitch added. The Lakers' fourth quarter comeback was triggered by a scrappy team coach Jerry West patched together that succeeded ' in changing the tempo of the game to a more harried pace. Whil e forward Kermit Washington contributed some awesome board·crashing and guard Dwight "Bo" Lamar got the offense in high gear, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar began rinding the range, netting 13 or the game high 29 points "Jerry put his scramblers in," Fitch noted. "When you do that. either you lose by 30 or they brin~ you right back in it." The Lakers closed to within . three with one minute remain· ing, but Jim Brewer. who was the steadiest of the Cavaliers. dropped in an 18·footjumpshot to secure the victory. That was by no means the ex- tent of Brewer's contributions, as he pulled down 19 rebounds and played alert defense lo comple· ment his 11 points. Brewer's board work helped Cleveland to a 30·18 first·half re- bounding advantage, which was the telling factor a s the Cavaliers assumed a nine·point lead by the intermission. LOSAN(;CLES 1q11 Ru\V'll ·~ r.,,~l Al>'JUI .JdbDAr ,,, ('1dnfa~ ft (1llV1n tl WMW'f' ?, TAtum 4'i L"mAr '1 Wrl\htnqton I. Cl..EV(LANO (1()01 flrr-r 11 C,moll\ I\ (1'0nt'._, 1 SnydPr tO Ch•An~~ l? '"°""'°'Wt Ii!" ftu\\f"11161,C.•r,. 14 w .tlll.••r ~ G"rreu 1 l.O< At\Qt>I•< 11 1~ ?I \I OI ClfovPl~nd 18 10 16 71 100 Fouled out -Ch•,,..'V r o"1• Jouh l.O\ AnQ1'1i~ .. ?I C .. •~l•,,<110 A 17 80 BUTCH SOPER Leading Bowler Af'Wlr.,lloto THE RAMS' JACK YOUNGBLOOD (85), FLYING FRED DRYER TACKLE PUNTER TOM BLANCHARD FOR A BIG LOSS SUNDAY. McLendon's Death Mars Vir~a Win Iron Shot Saves Win COLUMBUS, Ga <AP) "Without a doubt," Mac Mc Len· don said, '"it was the most 1mpor tant shot of my career "And I hit the best nine iron of my life." That approach shot to the final hole set up a birdie that nailed down a two·under-par 68 and McLendon's first individual title. a two·stroke triumph Sunday in the Southern Open golf tourna ment. Hubert (.;reen . MeLt•ndon'!-. dose friend . the defendin g cham pion and the man who made the biggest challenge. was watching bv the 18th green when Mel.en don 's approach s topped some four feet from the hole and clinched the title and the S25.000 first prize "It was his c·arel'r shot ,· Hubert said. 'Tm real proud or the way Mac played today,"' i;a1d Green. MIK Mc LPn<lon sn 'lOO "'-" ,..o bq ~ 1'• Hu"'<I c;.·~ SIA 1'111 ""~ ~,, ,., 71• JrrryMr~·n \ft '\1' ''1"14 1\4 IO 711 A•r~artlCratwford , .. -.t ,, '"~""" 7N Bt\O E Sm11~ IA •JI 17 11·&1 "4 770 Jim Co11>f>rl IA Ill ,.,, ,, 11 f>~ 71' TOi"nmv "•ron \'4 t> 11 >IO 68 bt1 710 ~ttrOo\ternu,, ~· 6H 11n1t,,,.. 710 l~rrv OIP~I. SJ 111 l\611A!>A 7040 Crier J°""' Sl.1H ,, t' 70 10 )lj() (l'\t(t\I Atl(lnquPJ \l ,,, 'IN!77 6~ 7llO M1lu• McC.ullouqh \1 lu 17 H '1 ~I 1"' Chorl•\ C~odv \1 l•• 14"' I? ~I 7RI 0Ann~ EdW4'"'"' \1 lU "~ '1·11 M 1"' V-orQtt Att.~r ~1 l.U ~.,it~' n 1R1 J1m~1""'4i..~ 9li "4•GJ-•-1 LArry ll•Qt~r. S1 ql~ ;Q 11 ~o 11 1B1 Frtrrft\t F•zh~r \t ~bl , , 1117 M 781 Ph I ROOOP" \1 ~l ., 11 , ' t,IJ 7R1 r...rv l<ocl\ SI 16) II 10 11 10 1111 ...,mmv Rachfol' \I I• l /\6qM 11 7~J ~ fv~r\04"1 \1 fl\ II IJ I I "" ,.. looGraham \Ill\ I\ 1'} It M 1•• R'l\\ R•~a.11 SI 111 "\ " -.fl""' ·~· Player Slwt to Death on Eve of Game WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. CAP> -The University of Virginia snapped the nation's longest las· ing streak among major college football teams Saturday, but the death or a player made it "a hollow vi ctory," coach Dick Bestwick said Ke vin Bowie, a 5·11, 210-pound sophomore defens ive end from Plainfield. N .J .. was shot to de· ath Friday night outside a Washington restaurant in what police said may have been a rob· bery attempt The Cavalie rs met Wake Fores t the followinJ? day in Winston Salem , with the players unaware or the previous night's tragedy and concentrating only on breaking a lS·game lead skid. Wake Forest led 17·12 and ap- peared to be in control as the Ca\'al1 ers tried to move from their JS.yard line in the closing minute~ But a 26-y ard pass from quarterback Andy Hitt to flanker J oe Sroba gave Virginia a first down at the Wake Forest 36 as the clock approached the one-minute m ark. On the next play, lhtt scrambled to his right under a heavy rush and arched a desperation pass to And.re Grier. who made a diving catch in the end zone to m ake it 18-17. The clock showed 53 seconds re· matnil)I! /\ s tunned Wake Forest team. having suffered all d ay from mistakes, launched a final drive. but Bob Hely's «· yard field goal attempt fell short as time ran out. V1rg in1a playe rs bounded jubilantly off the field. many of them having experienced a col· lege football victory for the first time. Their jubilation, however, was shortlived. Bestwick, also having ex- perienced his first victory as a head coach, gathered hi s players and told them of Bowie's death. The unrestr ained joy or a mo- ment before gave way to ashen races and stunned disbelief. Bowie missed the Wa,kc Forest trip due to a pinched nc-rve suf· fered th~ week before in Virginia's 14-10 loss to Virginia Tech. He had decided to leave Charlottesville. Va .. and visit his grandparents in Washington for the weekend. Two hours after arriving, he lay dead in a r estaurant parking lot, two bullet wounds in his chest. "There was no apparent re- ason for Bowie's murder unless -and this is speculation -the motive was r obbery," said Washington Detective Sgt. John Horstkamp. "Kevin's mother called me at 11 a.m .. " Bestwick said Sat.Ur· day. "I just now told the players. ·•At halftime.'' he continued. "r said. 'LlCe should be lived for each moment.' I guess I was al- Juding to the fact that Kevin was gone. "This first victory really doesn't mean a thing to me. but it does to the kids." Sports Cl ipped Slwrt Soper Leads Tourney BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Butch Soper of Huntington Beach had a scorching 1,915 series for ei~hl games Sunday night to take a 191-pln lend over Earl Anthony after the fourth round in the $60,000 Buzz Fazio open pro· fessional bowling tournament. here. 1 For26 games, Soper bad a total pinfall of 5,877, including 5,667 ac- tual pins spilled for a217 average. He received 210 bonus pins, 30 for each of bis seven match game vlc· tortes. Soper credited ·his success to use of a rubber ball. "After the first round, I switched to a bard rubber ball. and I 've been bowling well ever since," he said. "Seems like the plastic ball was over· reacting. whereas the rubber ball 1s going straighter to the pocket." to the ABA and turned the Utah Stars into a championship con tender . Malone played under cur- rent Rockets coach Tom Mis salke at Utah. Orantes Trf~ph• BARCELONA, Spain Manuel Orantes of Spain won the : 24th Count of Godo tennis tournn· ment Sunday, beating American Eddie Dibbs. 6·1, 2-6, 2·6, 7·5. 6-4. Sunday. Capr Supnad e d . K.NOXVILLE. Tenn . Bfmard King, Tennessee basket ball star. has been sidelined for the fall quarter by coach Ray Mears following the player 's lat~t run-in with thtlaw. during the cool cloudy afternoon to his maximum advantage, and finished more than a lap ahead of Lennie Pond A ndreui Win• GOTEMBA, Japan -Mario Andretti of the United States won Japan's Formula One Grand Prix auto race Sunday while Bri - tain's James Hunt placed third and took the world driving cham· pionship. Niki Lauda of Austria, who had led in the race for the driving crown and went into this fin al Grand Prix of the year with a three-point lead over Hunt. quit after the first lap. Hunt got four poinls for third place in the driving title quest. g1vin~ him a 69·68 edge over the Austrian Heading for Dag light . I Greg Pruitt of the Cleveland Browns gets good blocks and finds a big hole in the San Djego Chargers line. Pl-uilt suffered an ankle injury in the first half and left the game as Cleveland won, 21-17. See story, page B·4. Bruns QB . I Leads 16-1 (J Victory NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Pa Haden says he's just keeplnt1b• Los Aneeles Rams quarterbacl post warm for James Harris. even though he turned In a red hot lob application Sunday. Haden came lnlnthe #ota.rtl quarter, threw. four passes Ut completed two -one f'1r 1. tou~bdown and one t.hat lnsut*d: 16·10 victory over the Nev. Orleans Saints. Haden, H arris and .ltot • Jaworsk! }lave been in a game o musical quarterbacks tbi: season, with the starting job go tog to the signal caller who•&:· healthy at game time. Harri~ was sidelined Sunday wtlb Min jury. ''The starting quarterback ioL belongs to James Harris,'" Rhodes scholar Haden saicbUter Sunday's contest. !J Jaworski started and PG:tyed three quarters. He was th~ vie· tim or a fi erce rush that dropped him three times ror losses. and hindered his eHectiveness'(Q the point that he completed'pnl) three of 11 attempts and hact two off-target passes mterceptctt. Tbe first half was partio"Jarly miserable for him and his team· mates. In seven possession$~ ijle Rams turned the ball over.paree times, punted twice and ee.ed lwice. The scores came on a 49'-ya.rd field goal by Tom Dempse)' aiad a one-yard run by L•rry McCutcheon, both in the secotld quarter when the Rams wue 'ac- counting for minus 11 yards of· fensively . The Saints battled back on the efforts of a reserve quarterback of their own -journeyman.Bob· by Douglass. who hit Tooy' Galbreath for a third·quarter touchdown and Chuck Muncie lo set up a 22-yard Rick Szarofibld goal in the fourth period. Jaworski: who has ins),Sted that he should be the starting quarterback for lhe Rams, tried three more passes in the third quarter. completing one for t.wo yards, and Rams coach Chuck Knox brought Haden into the game. "ll wasn·l Jaworski's fault.'' Knox said. "I just took him out to see if we could get something go- ing." Haden was s low starW1t. throwing two incompletions/4he warmed up. :• ~ But his -third atteropt was "t>n the money. On the first play after a s hort Saints punt put Los Angeles on the New OrleatlS 40. he found Harold Jackson Ut1.\be end zone and hil him wit.b. a strike. ~ .. • He threw again a minute tater. backing up into his own end';bne and hurling a 37-yarder te' i\on Jessie. That came on a thl~c;S­ and-24 situation on a play· that New Orleans coach Hank Stram. could have avoided. ·' _ A play earlier , Los Arl~es failed to make a first down R'n a Mccutcheon run, and fac.f1.i. a punting down from the Ra~..25 yard line. · But Los Angeles was ca~ht holding, and Stram accept~ l.h.e penalty rather than forcing.Los Angeles to kick to the Saints. ..• ''We fully thought about~ before accepting (he penaltyr• Stram said. "But we didn't think there was a way in the worldtbey couJd gel a first down off a third~ &nd·24 ·• 0 JI SCOltl. av QUIUtTEltS I Lo\ A"91'le\ 0 10 t) .6H l}l Ntw Orle•n• 0 0 11-lflO LA· FG O..mo.,.y •• • ' • l..4 McCul<""on1ru"l~mo101tic:U • ,., ' NO (;albr .. lh 18 PU• from OouolHS ~ •und , ... NO FG~uron .•• t LA H Jatk•on 40 pau •rom H.O~·J,.ict bl•>O~d) A-Sl.98• STATISTICS •' I~ Two more eight-game match rounds are on tap tonight before the winner gets his $6,000. Lld:D~t~ain IGng was arrested by police in nearby Alcoa, Tenn. early Satur ' day and charged with drunken dri'/lng, reckless driving and im properregistrationoftliscar. This was the (Ourth Ume in re· cent months that King, a junior. has been booked by pOlice on lraf · fie charges and other alleged violations. Dart, Cardinals Duel BedskiitS:· SANTA BARBARA -Marty Riessen defeated San Clemente's Bob Lutz, 2·6, 6-2, 6-3 in the singles final of a profosslonal tennis rnamenl here Sunday. Malofttt Tr adn HOUSTON -The Ho·uston Rockets of the National Qasket- ball Association today acquired former American Basketball A•· ~ soclation all·Star center Moses Malone from Buffalo for two ftn.t-round draft choices and an undl5dosed amount ol cub. • Malone,• 22-year~ld roA--ard· <!e nter, w•nt directly from P~tersburg. Va., High School In Pft.'tfl Oft "?~P ROCK I NGHAM, N.C. - Richard Petty. running stronger than at any time this season, con- tinual!y made up huge deficits and won Sunday's $140,000 Americao 500 Grand National ~ clu' race to reeord only hb lbird victory or tbe year. Peta¥ made three lengthy. cos- Uy ptt stops under the greeo nag, but batUed baclt each time. He used the few yellow caution lap!t WASHINGTON (AP) - Quarterback Jim Hart has been getting lhe best protection in the National Football League from the St. Louis oHensive line. He hopes lt continues tonight in the nationally televised contest against Washington's Over the Hill Gang, a mob With a point to prove. The Cardinals' line consisting ot Dan Dlerdorf, Conrad Dobler, Tom Banks, Bob Young and Roger Fianle are football's V6Slon or lhe Big Red Machine. "We're more a~gres.stve than your ordlnary offensive lino ... sa.ld Dierdorf .. "Ofleo11ve • line.men in the past have been tabbed as m eek and mild· mannered. We have more or t.he char acteristics of defensive linemen. We like to play a rough .. . and tumble game 'fbc game ls fun for us. We play with en· tbUSlasm." Hart basks ln the aggressive· • ness. He has been sacked only f9QI' times tbls year, ll'! bu not been dumped In 13 quarters. The lut time he had lo be helped lo > his reet was in the third period against San Diego. Three other teams did not get to bjm. The Redskins defensive unit,. alter being booed on two previous weeks, g<'l it all together against Deltoit a week ago, boldinc the Lions scoreless for st minutes and plcklng up five quarterback sacks. They want to conlinuo that performance "We 've got to get to Hart, we all know that," said defensive end Ron McDole. "But It's nol that euy, even when you beat your blocker. "He dumps the ball orr 80 fast. He'& a quick release man who avoids sacks any way he' can.. Sometimes thal's just as hant'to deal with as a scramb1t!r, because it's just as frustraliff~~ • However, McDole sa)'$ rt does have a weakness. "YOlf. ~t him to release the ball toO'ff} ·'and he could lhtoY' inlet - tlons," he said. · "We w~ make him hurry the ball."· ,r.,,.. Jn addition to the orteriti line, the Cardinals hav~Cl". - celvers such as Mel Gr~ TUT)' MetcaJ( who bavt s burn and orten come up with tf!e big play. The Redskins .. "de- fensive backs have given bt> ,. few bombs this season. •iJ-:. Mondey. Octow 25. 1m oHel~Lions To 41-14 NFL Win Retain TopS~t Unbeaten Fountain Valley remains tho No. 1 WIN PRIZES l WORTH $3,600 IN'76 Costa Meu'6 BeM,Y R!e.ydo con,nected oo field Coall ot '4 '"d ~ yards and added nve con· versions in helping his Detroit LlObl teamm ates to a 41·H con q uat at Seattle Sundl)' in Na· -llonal Football League action. lt was Ricar do's first game for tbcfLiona since reshming with the team alter a brief 11.ing with the BuUaJo Bills . Ricardo, a former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College star, gave Detroit the lead in the first period with his two field goals; then the Lions got into gear with Dave Hill catching a 20-yard scortng pass from <lreg Landry. "~completed 18 or 27 passes tor 2.aa)ards and three touchdowns. ~ Slaewbere in the NFLSUnday: ' bALnMORE AT NY JETS - Bert Jones heaved touchdown es of 41 and 79 yards to Roger a nd Toni Linhart kicked two ae goals to lead the Baltimore Colts to a 20·0 victory over the Jets. Jones' 41-ya rder got the Colts rolling with 5: 38 left in the first period, Linhart kicked his field Jeals of 24 and 35 yards in the ~nd quarter, then Jones and tm capped the runaway with the 79-yarder with 3:22 spent in the fourth period. Jones completed 16of27 passes for 297yards. Darrel Luce's interception of a ~Namath pass set up the first Baltimo r e scor e. The J ets threatened only twice. ·.-·M I NNESO T A AT PHILADEL PHIA -Fran Tarke nton. who became the second quarterback in NFL his· &oo: to gain 40,000 yards or more passing in a career. rallied the Minnesota Vikings to a 31·12 v1c· tory over the Eagles. The 16-year veteran fired a 35· yard scoring pass to Sammy White and Fred Cox booted a 32· yard field goal Lo help the un· beaten Vikings overcome a 9·7 balltimedeficil. Tarkenton completed 23 ot 33 PISMI (or 2'9 yards to boost b1s total to.0,149. Ue needs 131 to pass Johnny t:Jnitas, the leaaue•s only otber.O,OOO·y&rd pluapu ser. Philadelphia jumped to o 9-0 lead with the help of tw9 Viklnp turnovers. Chuck For e man helped the comeback with 200 yards on 28 carries, six cat.cbea for86yards and two touchdowns. PITl'SBtJBGB ATNY GIANTS -The Ptttsburgb Steelers con· Unued their comeback with a con· vincing27-0 winovertheGiantsat East Rutherford, N.J. with Ftao· co Harris bulling his way for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Hanis carried the ball 27 times u the Steelers stuck to their run· oing game on the cold. rainy al· ternoon. The two-time Super Bowl champions got a pair of one-yard TD runs Crom Harris while the Steelers' defense allowed New York no further than the Pil· tsburgh30. Pittsburgh, burdened with eight penalties for 65 yards in the first half, broke through for 10 points within 1: 16lateinthehalf. The Giants. offtotheworststart in the 52-year history or the franchise, ar e 0-7. NEW ENGLAND AT BUF· FALO -Quarter back Ste ve Grogan passed for one touchdown and ran for another, then the New England Patriots fought off a late Buffalo r ally before defeating the Bills, 26·22. The Patriots bad a 26-9 lead in the third period before Buffalo made its belated rally. The winning margin came when Jess Phillips took a Buffalo kickoff and r aced 71 yards to the Buffalo 18. On the third play of the fourth quarter. Grogan ran 10 yardsforaTD. MIAMI AT TAMPA BAV Garo Yepremiao kicked a 29-yard field goal with 55 seconds ten. to ntln an upset bid bv winless Tam. We Weren't Ready ..... To Play--Prothro .... '''CLEVELAND <AP) -The Cleveland Browns are making comebacks a way or life, and cmich Forrest Gregg isn't sure ·~ether to be glad or mad. 'Sunday, it was a fourth quart.er touchdown and some timely de- rensive work against the of· fensive-mi nd e d San Diego · gers that produ<:ed a 21·17 onal Football League vie· ry ''We overcame interceptions and three missed field goals. We r,a~gbt from behind to win,'· ~egg said. "Early In the year I was worried if we were the type ~ ·t-eam that could come from behind a nd win. Now we've pro· ved we can do it.•· The latest triumph, on a dis· 1!1~· wet day, was Cleveland 's f:rutd straight and fourth in seven iilines. a marked contrast to the Or1o,record at the half way mark a )'ear ago. "It was the best job all around we have done," Gregg said. "I'm sure Cleveland played a good ball game. we didn't," said disheartened San Diego coach Tommy Prothro. "Tbe team was not ready to play. T sensed it all week in practice. ·~·we just came off three tough d.tdes, but a ny team can make iha"effort once a week, .. he added Chargers· quarterback Dan Fouts. who threw for 235 yards on ..23 of 35. including a 16-yard scor- ing toss to Charlie J oiner. said, "I thought we were ready. But. even though we were ahead, 1 · never felt the momentum." J ust as they did in the 20-17 triumph over Atlanta a week earlier, the Browns finally re· gained the offensive momentum and stopped some late thrusts by their opponents. Only, this time, they bad to do it without running back Greg Pruitt, the American Football Conference's leading rusher. Pruitt wound up listening to the second half or the game on the radio as he bathed a sprained ankle in ice in t he dressing room. He heard little-used Larry Poole take his place and play a key role. SCOROV OUAln'rttS S... Olt90 O 14 J o ti Ctevelend I• O 0 I fl Cl• -Rue hr lot•• trom Sloe 1Croo ro11 ••ck I C•r G Prut II I run ICroc~t'Oft ~IU I SO -Joiner I& on• lrom Foul' 1-'l(nlno •1c~1 SO -Surt>er 11 o"' lrom WOO<h l~~nlr>Q •t<• 1 SO -W.r\<lllnQ n FG C•• Roan 100 .. , lrorn Sooe ICtock•oll koc• I A 60'2,ll STATISTICS \D 0• "'"'-"' 19 " Rinne\ v••d• '' 18 ,..!)I P~"nq y•rO> 1J1 lJI Jlelurn yard\ I II !OJ Pe\W' 14 31>-I 71291 """" • 3' 1 fO FurnblK IO\I 0 0 I 3 l>tt\elhH·v•tO\ • lO ~ 1-INDIVIDUAl.1.EAOlllS RUSt11HG -SanOopqo. 't"OUftQl4-48 Morr!\• I) Sorber 4.() Clel/l'ltl\O G Pruo!l 1..0 Poole 11>-M Mlnere :14 RECEIVING San 01t90. YOUnQ ~ .... JOIMtr s.•• Clelll'l•nd Poole l·SS. 0 P<ul11~60. Wlt11elO H• PA5SING s.tn Ole90 Foull?l3>1 ?lSyareh. w-.1 1.0 II Clrveland. Sii>eJJ.,..l.74& P11 Bay aa the Dolphlnl eked out a e,..P football team ln ZWOwln. ...JS oraq. Count.)' followlnl Dick Anden on preserved the M'Ull the Barona• 30--10 Sunset victory wlth an interceptioo with Lea1ue victory__ o ve r 13 seconds &o so. Newport Harbor ffilh. Steve Spurrier, uoat>ittoprac· Fimny Car T hero were som e Uce because of knee and IDlde ln· -~-chances In the official Jurttt,badcomeo!f lh:flbench ln -• Orance Cou nty poll, theaecondhalttocomplete1sot21 Race Due however, wlth Servile. passes ror 144 yards and bring the Villa Park and Foothill Buca backtroma20·7deficit. More than 100 hi•b· tum blln1 in weekend•~ Spurrier hit Morris Owen.a for fun Uon. 20 and seven.yard scoring passes powered ltberglass • Servlte, the No. 2 team to tie the game at 20. Earlier DY care will vie In th~ since the season began, Owens caught an 18-yardTDpass U.S . Manufacturers dropped a notch after from Parnell Dickinson. Fu n n Y C a r c h a m · losing a 28-22 d ecision to Yepremlan also had n eld goals pions blpa at Oran1e highly re1arded St. Paul of 28 and 24 yards and the County ~otern ational in Angelus League play. Dolphins got TD runs of six yanb Raceway this weekend Returning to the elite from Benny Malone and one yard to climax ~e l9'16 teason list la Cypress jo fifth from Don Nottingham to mount of drag r acang. place following lts im· thelrea.rly lead. This will be the largest pressive victory over field ever in funny car Loara. CINCINNATI AT HOtJSTON -drag racing history with Also returning to the Ken Anderson and J ohn Reaves competiUon in three top lO ls Anaheim each threw touchdown passes and separate <;II visions. _gaining strength as the Coy Bacon and Melvin Morgan Included in the field seaaonprogresses. combi n e d o n a n 80-yard touchdownplaytoleadtheCincin· are Don ''Snake'' This week's feature naU Beng:ils into first place in the Prudhomme, the 'f!Orld game: Villa Park at El Central Division with a ~f.7 vie· champion ; U.S. national Modena Friday night. 0 ·1 tiUe bolder Gary Burgin, toryoverthe Houstoh i ers. Raymond Beadle, the * * * Bacon. who plagued Oilers quarterback Dan Pastorini with Blue Max. Tommy lvo, ORANGE COUNT Y three sacks in the fi rst half, added Tom ''Mon goose'' TOP 10 the fin al touch to the Oilers set-McEwen of F ountain I. Ftn. Valley <6·0> 60 back late in the third quarter Valley. Bob Pickett, Ron 2. E l Modena (5·1) 38 when he scooped up a fumble by Colson. Dale Armstrong 3.Servite CS·l > 37 Pastorini at the Bengals 20 and and Ken Veney among 4. La Habra (6--0) 35 headeddowofield. others. 5. Cypress (6--0) 31 At the Oilers 32, Bacon flipped Qualifying wUl begin 6. Mater Del (4·2> 2S the ball to Morgan, who sprinted at 4 on Friday and nan to 7. Los Alamitos (5-1) 22 for the TD to give CinciM ati a 11. Saturday's quall!ying 8. Edlsoa (4·Z) 18 27·pointlead. runs begin at 10 with 9. SA Valley (5-1) 11 eliminations setfor6. 10. Anaheim (4·1·1> 6 GREENBAYAT OAKLAND - Ken Stabler's three second quarter touchdown passes, in· eluding the longest of his career on an 88-yard play to Cliff Branch. gave the Oakland Raiders an 18-14 triumph over Green Bay in a penalty-filled game. The Packers drew 17 penalties. The Pack raJJied to within four points with 6:34 leftand it look an Interception by Oakland's Skip Thomas attheOakland 19tost.opa final Green Bay drive. Stabler hit Dave Casper on a 27·yarder , Branch on the 88·yard play and Fred Biletni.koff from 10 yards out. Oakland had two PATs blocked and a third attempt went wide. DENVER AT KANS~CITV - Steve Rams ey fired two touchdown passes and Denver short-circuited the high-powered Kansas City offense with two goalline stands as the Broncos romped to a 35-26 win. College Grid Slate >+e<e " '"" me111r COllt~ IOOlboll 'IC~ult tor SaturO.y lfAST A•r F0<ce •I Armv Boston U et Co•oatt Co•vrnbta al OMtmouOt Brown•' H~rv•ro q-"l•nO •I Ho•Y Cro'' Sy,.•cuw 11 PHI ~nnal O.lntelon Man.Kllu~ll• el RulQN\ °"""State •IT emote Bo<non Colleq. •• Vlllenov.t eo ...... 11 at v •'• SOUTH Mi5\IUlool Sia le al Al"""'""' Georqla hct•at Ouk,. AuOUrn at Flo• Ida c1rm10n at Florida State. ll1Qhl Wllll1m&Maryal Furmtn CAnclnn•t• et Georo•• D<lvl<boft al Gulllord MlsslHlool at LOUl\lene State nlqlll Horii! 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Second place winners will enjoy a din· ner for two at the Moonraker Restaurant In Irvine, Reuben's Newport Beach or Reuben'• Costa Mesa. Third place winners will be awarded free car w ashes by Metro Car Wash Systems at Harbor near Baker Street In Costa Mesa and Beach at Ellis Avenue In Huntington Beach. RULES Ramsey. who left the game with a slight concussion In the fourth quarter , threw scoring passes of seven yards to HavenMosesmthe first qu arter. then found J ack Dolbin a lone in the end zone with a 24·yard toss in the third period to awaken a Denver offense that bad managed only 13 points in two pre· viousgames Both teams moved the ball at will, but Denver was aided by two big breaks against the KC special· ty teams. Rick Upchurch re turned a 55 -yard punt for a touchdown and brought. back a kickoff 64 yards lo set up another scoring drive. MIM('W!A •t Mf<lllQ&I\ -tow llandlColO ........... 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Phone .................... · .. • · · • .. • .... · •. L.A""'r11IArknn•,H'itatP Mlfll , IAVINE COAST CC-Oody Grant. TUa\(lltl\han •HiOU\lon E1114belh Hor~r. Marcia Slortl. OM : Circle teams you think will win this week's games •• CIDCAGO AT DAU.AS -Dan· ruasA&M &tSout""'"~trtodo~t OttWllltt • • So<llll-\ltrn Lou"'""" "' Ttr~\ MESA VERDE CC-Sttllot Suh~, • e ny White. playing . with Roger Artono1on p,.,1.,,sm.111 • • Staubach on the sidelines with a :;.·~;::,.r;,~7~:.·~:., , ..... S•••P M1ss10N v1 EJO cc-e.,1><1,., • Seattle vs Rams fractured little finger, rifl ed two Aoc•1n Gr;:~u ANA cc-•••ne ~-: SF vs St. Louis touchdown p asses to Preston _"'_"_'°"_"s_••_•~_ .. _1_e_r1o_"_"""_v_11<inq ___ e_.,_111_r_•_1.1_rn_«_.,._, ______ : Pearson a nd the Dallas Cowboys • San Diego vs Pittsburgh s ubduedChicago,31·21. : Phll del hi NY Giants Staubach r an for four yards for HINK BRITISH : 8 P 8 vs a TD and flipped a four-yard scor· T : NY Jets vs Buffalo ing pass before departing after : New Orleans vs Atlanta Chicago's Mike Harte nsteine -TH--,~IK BRITISH CAR CO. • belted hlm. Hartensteine's play J' : New England vs Miami dr n ~ · "-· c ..... 11ect .._., Ml Chi ew a ag. TIY! Dttaat ~.,, _ .._. ,._. --·-nnesota vs cago Staubach may be out ror two -'° -,. • c'=-.._~-C T B k ..., Kansas lty vs ampa ay wees. .,......o•c. Cblcago lostthe services or star Green Bay va Detroit running back Wa lter Payton, who rn=e.==~~~~-Denver vs Oakland suffered an ankle sprain. ~ 8RfA "I live In IJ:!J@w~@lffi @®®~!Ju but bought my new car Calendar 1.asou, .. aAl All<MIYAAO Dallas vs Washington 1)41990 1~x)o2131M4.-Cleveland vs Cincinnati UCLA vs Washington USC vs Callfornla Stanford vs Oregon State Michigan vs Minnesota Ohio State vs Indiana Purdue va Mich. State llllnola vs Wl1con1ln Iowa v1 Northwestern Nebralka vs Kan••• Mla1ourl ve Oklahoma St. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ln ©oo~~ftom JotlMSON 6 SONrr · t.ow Pr tee. and being ireored llke '~ rnember of the Johnson Family. • Wos worth going out of my way for Thor s why I recommend you drive ro Johnson & Son Their -Golden Touch seNlce IS rhe ONLY 'NOY to buy Give em o rry. They "make you feel reol lmportonr :~. ro me, rhar 1s lmporronr RudyBukich Newport Beech OIW«JE COUNTY'S Cl.0011 LNX.lN-~Y 0£AlERSlllP 55 YEARS Cl FAIEtO.Y fAMlY SCRVtE• ,. IMF I 1!6*' ohns6n&son 28:11! HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 6ol0·6830 >. -"' -w ..--_ _..,. --_....-;......,._. ~------·. -.... Oklahoma va Colorado Alabama vs Ml••· State Auburn vs Florida LSU va Ml11ls1lppl Tex•• v1 Tex•• Tech Air Force va Army Georgia Tech vs Duke TI E BREAKER -My tutu on the toul ..........,. ot points Korecl In all 30 eamn 11 • • • Mond!f· October 25, ''"' What's Doing Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC Oak 'free Henitstad's Lobbying. Racing Iricreases Polo ·Fiel,d, Results rnoniglit's 1V Highlights NBC B 8: 00 -14Amella Earhart.~· ·; Susan Cla~ portrays the famous aviatrl.j of the 19308 in this afory of Ule eventl leading up to her mysterious one-wa:l night. John Forsythe, Jan.e Wyatt and Susan Oliver are featured In their three. ... ,,_.., (1Nt61'hl """' •o11c1 • •11·1~ iv .. , Oldlllllft O••m•no Pu1wuto0. ~ l'••11JPl11uw1 Tom Rermatad's lobbyina hu paid otf. lnc ll&nal·callcr, but White played Saturday a aaln1l use I t the Collleum, completin& one of seven puses for one yard. 'l1lla l9 deflalteb Ulle year ol Lite up. : Southern CaWornJa waterfowl buolers got a :· chance to test out lbelr shooting eye la1t weekend as :· t.be duck hunUn1 sea.i;on opened Saturday. A .survey : of clubs and public shooting areas ln the Soutbland • Indicates that a good hunt Is on tap. t tO h O ).00 Ount<111 Ouc~• IOl111co1e I S 10 J )0 Tutor .... 81/dd IS.llor\I 140 TllN I 1~3/t Hermstad, lbe Golden West water polo coach. bas been upset for some time because the state athletic com- mittee at tu spring meeting reduced the number of state playoff teams from ejaht to four. Mt la IC rootball. A .-a,. ta.e &ep rov f'ated team• la die state were cte- fea&ecl ud OD17 tllnle abea&ea aqaadl rem ala. hour TV movie. ·11. ~ Jerry Thompson of Corona del Mar reported that lbere are a lot of yaung 1prig and teal around the IOUth end of the Salton Sea and buotinf should be good, providing hunters get a litUe help from the weather. AIW II•" -Ewlemp.,1-ntal. l",,_VI l'r11il, ... tOl<e. Al .. tot. Yett Llbkr. O•til °'"• G••clan lntrl(iue. ScratcMcl Ro;1i Merri~. So be decided to do sometblng about It. Hermatad rounded up a loq list of signatures ol JC POio coaches oppoe- lng the plan. The list was then taken to the state athletic meetin& recently. ~the overw.belming response, llt. SID A•toalo (M-Z) l9 UM .a1 l111e dlvlllon .IC team 1UO ubeatea ud 1&'1 qalte p?eballle tbe MOlllltln wUI take tlaelr 1••'9 la tbe .n few WMb. Mt. SAC. wlllda played Us flnt m sames at llome, HI two ol i&l aeat tllnie OD tlae road. Taft (5-t) ud lledwood1 (7.t) aretbeolherubeateD teams. KHJ IJ 8:00 -''Some Kind of a Nut.'',.· Dick Van Dyke takes the tlUe role in th.lg': : 1969 movie comedy with Ana:te Dickinson·.· and Rosemary Forsyth. , : ABC D 9:00 -"Beneath the Planet• ol the Apes." The second in the llne of•·· "Apes" movie11 beg:im with James Fran-': ciscus traveling into the future 1n searcti1~· of missing astronaut Charlton Heaton. · • Maurice Evans and Kim Hunter play si-"1 : • Don Walter. owner at Walker's Hunling Club in !· Lakeview, Hid that lbere were good numbers of bird.a working the valley and that there has been a HCX>MOllA(I -•futlOflO'.),,_ ~ C1"4ml"f Purw"OOO ~811ft (Howardl & to )10 uo PllddvWtl-1$'-mnerl 2 IO JAO TML~llO<W IMentl no Tlme-110-JH • coocl filgbt of ea.rly arriving Canadian bonkers also worldng grain fields. Walker has some openings on :. h1s club for day shooters on Wednesday and Sun- ·: daya. Aho R•n -IW•il , ... Wind, lllQ llunnY, HI Zecl• Rural 1111,,_ IC.. l(a• Ne\CftlCIW•. CRAIG SHEFF mian roles in tbe 1910 ruck. " .. Clubs in and around NewPOrt Beach should ~ have falJ' to gOOd huntulg witll sprig and widgeon making up about 90 percent or the bag. Irvine Lake will not have duck hunting this season. St.ate refuges were full last weekend but most m the Central a nd So uth e rn co un - • ties have openings Wednesday. The Kem WildWe Refuse will not shool this year due to low water and • Wllter will be cut down by some 1,300 acres due to • the early storms of September. : Big Bear Lake will be slow due to very low : water and heavy gu.nning pressure, but some of the : desert areas along the Mojave River drainage will : be iood for jump shooting. The San Diego city lakes : otfer limited duck hunting, but the scattergunning · at the Border City lakes usually doesn 'l pick up until .. mid November when new mghts or nor thern birds start mixing with the local birds. In Northeastern California the waterfowl season got off to a slow st.art but is expected to im· • prove greatly when some of the northern storms push birds into the valleys of Modoc County. Tom • Forbes and John Alexander just returned from : Alturas and bunted with guide Don Collis. : Hunting was fair for ducks, but both hunters : missed their chance at limiting out on honkers. Blue : bird weather under warm skies has kept ducks and • geese flying high in all areas of Northeastern ' Calllornia and Oregon. 6eod Marfi11 Flslaftlg llqenftl Good marlin fishing is on tap between the west end of Catalina Island and Anacapa Island, reports Whitey Ellsworth of Angler's Center in Newport · Beach. Lots of marlin are reported in the water and · they are hitting jigs . Broadbill action also is on the upswing as plank Deity .,_... -.. M ... y FPflfl I 1-0uwhlt ....... .,.,., TIOltO ltACI -OM "''le 1 .,.., old maldeft COii\ & .. 1011\Qj P\lrM \10,000 Nor111< Pt one.a C PllK•Y I .. 0 HO 120 AO Ack'• 81<k COll'tl'e\I 2 IO H O ~~CM<H•'9Wl U O Tlrne-l JT...t/S • AIMI Riii -Pll!ell•ll H•ll lt.e CMr-NQ\CttkllH. l'OOtnM RACI -f> 111~ l ft•fO'M&"l'.Cl•lm lno Plln.14'°°-,...,.StampCHow•rdl JM> 3 00 HO Undet0e<k1Plnca yl 400 J OO Knl9M Mt••• IGo<u•ltz I •.OO Time I 10-1/S Al\o Ra11 Satin Pnu9e, Ge14way T erre\10 Coll ff Crffk HO~Crtl(l\e' FIFT .. •ACE -7 1ur1onQ\. J -..ar old,&up Allowance\ Pur\t \11000 Herry'\ Lltbllllv ITorol El Ravo CPlncevl Tt',.sl..-IC.•lantdtl Time-111-115. uo u o l.00 HO 3.10 4110 "''°Ran -Sonic Slluule. ptr\111.911. Arllcul•llon , Winier In Pt •I\, '*-'II 11, ~111, HuMC"'n o.i.1 ~s •ll06HOS S<ralehe<l -Alwav' a Ple11<1.., u EH <I• l·M•rrv'• L14111111ty a t•EI llA'tt, pa14 US.00. SIXTH ltAC£ -&Y>l ut10ftq\ 7YN• old\ ma•Gell coth & q<tldtflQ'\ bted In C.111 ""'" '10,000 W.lnS<htne<kt'• IPlncayl 3 20 ·uo 210 lncndiDIY L11Ce..v (Ca\11Mdal Splll()plnlOf\ Cl/ero1,.1 Tom~ I I• I'S 180 HO 160 AISO R•n -AIOia Otlve, Papa \ Oeo-nOo<>t Zug the st.ate group voted to retain the eight·team format. Thus when Golden West hosts the state tourney Dec. 3-4, four teams from Northern California and a similar number from the Southland will be represented. Hermstad's RusUers, by the way, figure to have an out~ shot at t.hatstatetitle. Golden Westhasanl8-l season record and doesn't figure to lose another conference game this season. The Rustlers lone loss was to West Valley, whlcb they later reversed. Golden West's all-time Southern Cal Conference record is 68-3. \ Interesting scrimmage matebap: Tandy GUlls vs. BW Bloom. The two e:s-Coroaa del Mar ba*dball coacbes w01 resume old acqaabatanees Nov. 15 when Gl.llll' Orange Coast cage team visits Bloom 'sOxnanlflve. Dave White, ex·F.dison and OCC quarterback, figured to red-shirt for Oregon State this football season, but the Beavers have lost three QBs with mjuries. A freshman is now the start- Saddleback College basketball coaeb Bill Mulligan has scheduled five straight Tuesday night scrim- mages with tbe first one -an lntras· quad affair -set this week. The Gaucboe wlll also host Mt. San Jacin- to, Cal Ba ptist, Compton and an Alumni team. The public ls invited for the7:30scrums . tJC lnlae's basketball team bu an aWftOme opener Tae9day, Nov. 31 - fadq Cal State <t..& Beadt) in tile LB Arena. Golden West bad an outstanding baseball season in '75 and a couple of Cypress Colleae transfers could make it another banner year in '76. Catch er Dave Huppert and sbortatop-outfielder Jeff E\'am are two good ones, and with mostoftbe '75 squad returning, the RusUers figure to be very strong. Huppert batted .432 last year and led the conference in hits. Evans bit .333. Both earned second team All· Southern Cal circuit honors. OCC wUJ tangle with UC lrvtne'1 IV team in tbe opettlag game ol tbe alxth aaaaal Miles EatoD basketball toaney at OCC Dec. L Otber first roaad PalrlDgs: Saddleback vs. Pboealll; Saata Moalca vs. FallertoD; Imperial Valley vs. Saata aoa. S.CratcMd -Lord Valtnll"" NFL Standings boats report seeing lots of swordfish in the channels p C around Santa Barbara. The first broad bill for this SEVE NTH llACE ' t/16 ""'~ ) ro age, season to be brought to gaff on rod and reel was vu• old\ & up C•••m•no. Purse h.1 st4,ooo boated by Al Carlton of Newport Beach w l e Fabulou\Pappa (Ca\lanltdal H k NATIOtfALl'OOTaALLLl!AOUE fishing aboard the El Tegr e s kippered by Jov1all1<1Qf'CP•ncayt1000 :: ~: oc ey AMl!~~~:...~~ .. ~~!IMCI Kenny Dickerson. r.mmy'\ T•o CToro> l eo w L T Pct. "" PA Tim" -1.0 ·4/S 8alllmott I> I 0 .151103 114 Oceaa A-U•g S'°"'• A1w R•n-a.•uti1111 '''~·"''c1tn11. Standings *•Et141eno s , o .71• , .. ,~ --a EIAnd Mount HAPPY Un~v~nlv, l•m Ml•ml 3 4 0 ··~ 111 tlO l>tC ti Buff•lo 1 \ 0 .S IJ1 143 Witb tbe absence or aJbacore ln Sou&bem N(l\c••ICl\e\ N.Y Jet\ 1 6 0 143 lO 1'1 CaUfonla 'waters the fishing picture bas dropped u Eu"• -""•ttll4ou• P....,.' M•t1-1a .. -.1-.11As$0Cl.U.. C:.ntra101v111on '-'Jo•la1Judlf,peld$4t,OO. l!ASTl!lllM CGN,t:•'llMCI! Cinc•n11ali S J 0 .714 111 '& oft for sport laDdlnp . 'J'be aJbieS have not left tbe AtllfttlC Ot..iiloft HOu\ton • J 0 S71 178 103 area, bot uglers are no longer Interested In cbas-EtGHTH RACE .. , "'''"'°" iurt w L f'lt1. oe c1ew1an0 • > o .m •• 1e1 Ing loagfln1. CommettJaJ boats are still lato big l YM• Olc)i & up W••\)nt For·"'9'' ~~!:'o ; ~ : :: PlllM>UrQllWnl4~D~l1~.:~ llie 116 1ebool1 of albles aod extremely large dolpblD some .~~.ooo. T"" Oak r ... 1nvna H v 1Ct11<h 1 o 1.000 00 1•n0 • 1 o tv , .. tSt U bel P la Lo ~-· N y H•I\ I J l33 1"• Denver 4 J 0 S11 171 OJ 1%C m ff OW 0 t ma. A·K"'9~tllnore l!>llotm&ktrl ""'l-Jptile 0 7 000 I 5-10~ 4 J 0 .Sii 160 141 Long range sportflsbers rwmlng out of San > oo no 110 ca111r11 oi.111°" l(.al\\f\CJty 1 s o .nc. uo m naa-a. ,......__ n-b. If ri •-bo t A·Rovel Oerbv 11 HOU ton 2 o 1 ooo -T-8•y o ' o 000 ,. tS6 ......... oareplcalagapon~... ap va .... a 11/t•o•••I )00 ao 210 (1e.!1.n0 1 0 1000 NATIGllALCGMFIRaNCI ~., li119l•no at M••ml NewOrletM•I All•nt• San Oltc)O el Plmburon Cl•"•l•nd •I Cln<1nn•11 Gtwn8w•t O.lroll Ml,,...\01• al Chlcaoo Sanf'•anCt\COal St LOUI\ O.ll•s ti WHhlno1on o.nvttt al O&klencl Stanlt 11 Los A"91Jle\ M .... e,.Mo•.t Hou\10'1 at 8alllmore Dana Wharf Tabs Winkles MONDAY I I e:oo •mi CJ) (I) (fl ... enro •• ... ea sewn.• (1)-.r~ e (IS Cl)) • lltltiJ lll&•t hltW St lo1111 Ctrdin1ls 11 WlslllnctOfl R~ills. D6-Mt • hftrWlt ,...., ...... } &lJ Dlctrit c..,., CBUlllt ba1s -6:30- • Dlu.i GutSls i11clude Orson Wtlles. Gladys Kncftl 111d '~ Pips, Chtf Robertson ud lh u11u McGo¥ef•. ()) w, Grtffidl (11 lillrY Gr& sa.. •r.IJMW (Il)CJ)~ &:I Marprlll Wrilllt b A ~ T• RtCWesentinc Ille People's Part1 ............... 7:00 D @ CI>lll'-UlilnC... CD Mrnr .. s- (1) To Tel Hit T,_. ac.c..t,.. •1 LMt.cy .., Tiit fll f8Cllllt11&,M (21) w, Gritfllll 6D lllldlll/Lllillw .... G) Drllllllk Serlll ...... ftllily -7:30- D Ult Sftcl•I Bomb 111 lhe HMtlot ......... .,...,. Cl) Tiie .,.. ~ CJ)..._nltT• en...-,w.w • .,.,ltmdl wu &o nan a course betweea tile dumping grounds L'He11<1'u• tP1erce1 4., IMwO.lt•M 1 o 1 ooo •., u.,..,. oMalff ud tbe 43 fathom ~ be would probab•-pick op on Ti""' 2 31 1 \ ~ AAton•o 1 1 soo o.un ' 1 o an 111 111' ....... v Aho Riii -•·0•1111• Today .,. Wnl\lr>Qton I I soo SI Loll!\ \ 1 0 IJJ 1 .. 11• <m CD Daly hltll a.it Bobby Winkles has CZJl ()) lllld W.thl ..-. ao.,fln1 a•d dolphin and probably a marUD or two. Tomorrow Georoe Havonoc1 TOC> At1a11t• t 1 SOD WMlllnoton 4 1 o .. , m 114 Local sportflahen have switc:bed to an almost erowo,llou.,.S#<lo .,,_., wasu11NCONl'&111M« Pt>11ec1t10•11• 1 s o n. ,, 154 A-C Wtilll•f1Qhtm·(ra1nt0~trv MldwHI Ol'tlJion "'y Gltnl\ 0 , 0 000 76 ••s complete winter scbeduJe-angllng for deep water No\u•l<h@• 0.11,.., 1 0 1 ooo Cfftr1101v111t11 na. dui.Dg Ute week and tDJ1liDg &o surlace action 0wcaoo 1 1 .SOD 1 M•~• • 0 1 m iu n wt.ea beavler loads on the weekend.I demand a HtHTM ue1 -1.i-1. m11M 3 ~::~c11, ~ ; :: ; ~:;:.;., ~ : g ~ :~ ,: dQes ml.JttUre Of game fish. Theft are a feW blueftn yNrold\& UP Cl•lmlt1q Pur\@\900Q Mllw .... i..tt 0 l .000 JY> Grttn 80 l 4 0 .41'1 114 1411 I lAQrtm•I ICHl•....S• I lndl.... 0 J 000 ,.,, ... ,.,,. Dlwl•lott taa st1ll being caught, bot wbea the water coo s a "•O 10 10 •., f'•<Hlc 0 ..,.1..., s... Franc•Ko • 1 o .m 1w, .:i few more degrees these game fighters will be long F110"11119 tMa""'""Y1 14 '° '40 s .. 111t t o 1 ooo Los A"9111e\ s 1 1 ,,,. m 100 Farllton ITO<ol 3 20 PQl11-I 0 t 000 New<>rtffM , s 0 ,.. 111 1•1 CCJDe. TllN -1 4• l.OIA .... ln 1 t .UJ t Atlante I • 0 143 .. U3 ()a)y aa OCCISiODaJ yellowtail, Wbite sea bass Al'IO Ran l/ladao, J1n Dir ~ ()oldan$1tt• O t 000 I Seattle 1 • 0 tU en 204 Gl"O<lnded, Sut1lot Sir Vlval A"1val Pllotnb '911411• ' <>•-and tuna are being landed at the Coronado islands e1een.,.o,Mot1 GatHu S1tnc1ty•i:•"'!, ·000 1"' ean1rnore20. ,.,'.~Yori.. Jet•O bat Sood numbers of bass, banacuda and booJto are Scratc~d Squlr~ Henry, Rebtl Allenl• I IS, Mil"'•""'".. Pltl\buroll 27, New Yori! Gl•nl'O -a.•-g tb 'of lb ·Ab. Ranier C••vel•nd 100, Lo\Aft1"1U~ MIMe\011 31, PftltadolPlll• 12 maaua ap eree eca... U lUCI• -l·La1trlmal 6 f 5Hltl•t04,HowYorkHtls93 NtwEnQltndl6,8ull11o12 -~-Fl19"tl"O. peld u ... so Tonlpl'I (#lm.s Cl@V91tnd 21. Stn OleQO 11 Baja llftort• ... Ji'.., s.,...9 Nooarnen cl!odul.O OenverJS,KtnW\Cl tv2• NATIONAL HDCICl!Y Ll!AGUI! Lo\ AnQel ..... Ntw OrlHM 10 Almost all of the resorts on Baja CaWornia CAM.,HLLCON,u•Nce o.11asii,c111c•oo21 V II b U l'•trlcll DMllOfl Miami 13, Tame>• Bn 10 have either returned lo full Operation Or Will reach 0 ey 8 W L T Ptl GF GA Clnclnntli 17, HouSlon I that point before Nov. 1. Punta de Color ad a was the N v 1,,,_" i. 1 1 13 '' 16 Qal<'-''· Green Bay,. d rts Pf11l4dt!l()l1la 6 J I 11 JO 1'I 'D\ll"Dl141, SHiii• 14 first to return to a full fishing schedule an repo Clinics Set Allan•• ~ • , 11 34 38 , .. ,,111•10•"'• that fishing for sailfish, dolphin and other big game -----HY "'""'" ~ s o a 31 38 S1.Lou•sa1was111no1on · f th Smy1 ... Ol•t1I01t Sllllfa''' 0-rish iS normal for lhiS time 0 e year· 0 r 8 n g e C 0 U n t Y S4 Louis S , 0 10 31 38 Pllll~la al NtW Vork Glent\ A few black and blue marlin a re also around, volleyball club coach c111000 s ~ o 10 l3 11 N,,..,vor1<Jet .. isu11•10 Tb Mlnnt\Ola J s 1 1 21 11 IC•MHCllyatTemoa8o but only a couple have been boated this season. e Dale F1ickinger is con· co1ortc10 1 • , s u >1 been named general Qlltlopl's ""- manager of the Dana flJ a...i ZIT...,.. Wharf sporlfishing mAlllll~ operation by landing 8:00 owner Don Hansen. D IUJ (1) ()) ..... Rlloda arid Winkles, a coach with Jot tale thew !IMlems to 1111amaae the San Francisco Giants counstkw alld Jot malts a starfl1na during the baseball :t;G J<IDl DlllC lltltiJ s eason and former IMdit llelil: (C)CAr> •Maia m a n a g e r o f th e Eu•art" (dr1) '16-S1sa11 Clark, California Angels. will ~:er~°m'::i111~~c~'fl!·1h~: hand 1 e t be landing Burl\$. The stOfY of Ille famed 1930s operation during the av1.11111,Ameha um1rt,wi:h1look winter months before re· atherp11valekfundtliemnllthlt turning to the Giants in led up lo her mystenous d•SIP· the spring. purance al su while on an 11ound· H 'll b ·1 bl to lhe·world lli&hl. e w1 e ava1 a e D llnlt: CC) (Zllr)"ll«su tllt groups seek i ng a Plrate"(•dv)'61-Stevelteem. s p e a k e r to t a I k on Valette Latranie. Armoll4 MISl11I. baseball, fishing, golf or ()) .,.: (2tw) '11lt led 1111" other sports subjects. (d11) '6-4-Httvy Fonda, Cllff Robert· For information. call ;:n!;a;(n.)-S-ll•hf 831·1850 or 496-579'. M" (com) '69-0d Van O)'\t. road from the border lo La Pai is good for all ducting a coaching clinic vane°"""' > • o • 24 A1 vehicles. but the road from La Paz south IS limited at Fountain Valley Hi&h wu::,~.~~rw~1~Nct: to four-wheel drive units with plenty of ground School on Tuesday nights M0111rHt ~ , o " ss 10 OFFICE-LAB BLDG. I Antie Damsoft, IWfnafy Forsytll. Zolwa Lampert, EJllOt Reid. m SanllltM Alb Ftf A • CNurSllM ... clearance. Anglers who plan on going to Baja to tap through Nov .18. ~=~ ; : ~ '! : ~ its great fall fishing should take the air taxi from ~a Coaches In the area ~·ro1• , 1 1 s n n Pu to their favorite resort. For an update on BaJa W.ts•unoton 1 s , ~ 20 311 d are invited to participate AMf111 01v1.i.11 fishing and road conditions phone Punta e in the five-week course 11o<1ton 1 , o 1• •1 78 eo10~:a:; \i:: > ~;~:;~~n all dove hunting on ~lb n:::;h~~0~ 1 to 10 Etr ! : ~ i n Fi Baja is extremely limited. The birds Atre just not i....01y•10•"'" moving around and the season should be one of the Fee for the ftve·week ::;::::~""~~!;,~0~~':° 1 poorest 00 record. COUfSe is S2(} W biCb wllJ Vtneouver S. Ntw York RaflQtfl 4 go to help defray tx· o1111enteJ.P111,Dur01tJ D~ B-tf119 S~oa Geed pen.sea of the OCVB team o.icaoo ~!i;:,~\~·- IH HIW 1MDUS11W. P4U ..... 40,000 s.. ,., .... • 10,..--....'-'e • ~ .. YltW '"' •WM Prtce Sl,112,000 .... s..,.... ......,. , ....... Dvwalv_t...,. Prlnoipela only. PIMM ........... Dl•hl• P.O. lox 2224 1.41 ...... Cll Dp tZOJI GebW.H-.it ......... .""' .... a.,.. CCl car> .. ~ __...., (m~) '67-Pelet f 11•. !itne Barry. H1111 focb. W-tlllfl!I Windom. ID TM Mlm Cll<tllkln "Joh11 Adams. President" Adams bea>mei unpojlllal for keepin& America oat of WM and loses reetedioft to Jtffenon. ms,... ..... ·--u.. "9p.--l:JO-trip to the AAU junior New Yori.. 111~1et Montrtel This year deer baadng season bas been a good · T..-ttY'• O•"'" «me. Tbere are plenty ol legaJ bucks in the st.ate and gfJc'::~.cs in June in Z!::.~~1'r~~::;••vei...o ~:::::::::==============~ 8 tm CD()) ,,,111, Pbyllil ruslles to pnitect lltf dlu111tar flOlll lnmten in the field have been lucky enough to COD· 0ttro11e1 Loi •noe1u Bed. Torn Forbes of Hantlagton Beach bagged a big ----...;._----,---------...- fork)' la the Stalllon Sprt.Dgs area and Lance Cleary ol Oru1e brou1bt IM>me a bu•.e two-pointer from die Cle.eland Nat.Iona! Ji·orest, The deer season ln tJdJ area ntDI lb.rou&Ja Now. 7 and maay morl' Orange County hunten sbou.ld come home with v ea.lion for tile table. $10,000 foronly $155.26 a month. Whether you need $3.500 or $10.000 get 1t from the people who lend millions. Commercial Credit. Monthly payment based on a $10,000 HomeO.Wner loan, for 120 months. at an annual percentage rate of 14% Total payment $1 8.631.20. NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY. We find waYf to Mlp. COMME"<:IAL C~DIT CORJlQ"ATION G) ~ Loons w.oc; A '-• ul l!J 000 ....S ow 1 m11•I t... -"""' by • combllWlllOn ol r'ftl 111\d OOtunel Pf ... Oofta Meta • 370 E. 17t.h Stftet • N£.8'700 Oran-• 1111 TOW11 lt CountTY Rd. • 5''7-Ci8Tl •v Sui'4 28 Crtdlt lJto lnaurantt Atallabi. to 1:1111t.J-Oo.ro.,.n •t 01'1'.!VIJ lta14a ........... " .... ,.._....._ •I I wW,.,.ac .. .... .. , ... Pru+w as,. .... s-. ................ ,.. •S..Dedl ·• 0 •• • c lfllls,,.. SMtt • L-.s wtlli 1 ft T.Y. ,...., ...... ...... .. ...... ... ... ......... '-lr.S..... Ac°"°"• u111:u "•• Sffl Au• II A 11 popular make co rs and trucks at competitive rates. Ford, Bulck, Cadi'- lac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Oldsmobile, GMC trucks. Many '77s on display and ready for immediate delivery, or order now for early factory delivery. Free loan cars to letase customers. THEODORE ROBINS WSINI ~ ~···· 1•~~··· ' '' •tt I I '• • 2891 ..... 8"' Ciitll.U, 54M211 orl42..eo10 Ille cM"'a of I fasdntllfll, older 111111 by llWOWl~I lltntlf ti bill lo show Bess wll1t a lccfler ho rt1lly It. •ti..n. ... ..,.- (8 (J))......, ...... j (CJ (211r) "ft $ir .. 1.M'" ~ '67--Sldne¥ Portetr. Jlldy GtesQll'. • -~ .... -t:lO-a AU.'S F...... .-. . ~-,., . • ,. • Clllffeyt ': • 9 tm (1) Cl) All's fair lt:S-.. 111ny-Sund1y 1n Was1tin1t01'.lllif wllllt Rlcllerd. tllotlpts tum ~p 1om1nce. Charley has some\l>Jis moce weWll en mind. • • . , 12:00 •,. e1atotGttldlt •• • llM: Cl:) "Tiit .... ~ Crom) '49-Jean Sillll!IOM, llili'i!d Houston. • ID little: "I llarritd A Mtd'7 (com) '42-Verontc:a lake, Stut Heywa1d. Fredric Marth. ..., O)CIMN34 " -12:30-I ' a Y.lllsllt Siiis: "T.,,... T~ Trt,," "T.,,. ...... " '11lt tlbr" • • ., .... : "Tiit ~ Cl«r ..,,. (dra) '55-Rlchard Kiter. lUrlwylt Gllnt. I ' 1:00 D QI CJ) <JI,_.,.. e111tma. -1:30- . ..... '• . : ... .1' _, 2:00 .• ...... """' ..... CllY" (df •) '48-Howtfd Duff. 8efTy ftl~. D D1•1t1t1twt lllalill: lltoOR ... tila .. lJf1, ... ..., ... lie"_..., -3:30-. ~ ., . ....... •100 9111 I ltsn -4:30-.,...... .. •. I " DAILY Pll.OT BCYC MQnday, October25.1f7! Series Bahl:a Corinthian Yacht Club wound p 1ta seven·race Angelman Series for erformance Handicap Racing Jl1eet lyacbta Saturday wlth an a.round the buoys race in conJWlctlon with its Oc, toberfest Regatta . race was not saUed. JD responM, to protest.I, tbe comnilltee baaed lb4' re· tiults on the race to Avalon. I . Winner in Cl ass A was Dave St.Qoe's J>uU from the .host club: Class B win· rier was Rlvlt, Keith Cleland. Balboa l'Vacht Club, and the Class C Winner ;w~s Niki 11, skippered by John J<l,nkel, Voyagers Yacht Club. The race com mitlee also annou.nced whuters in the sixth race of the Angelman Series, halt of which wu :ibendoned by the committee because of fog. The race was the Newport. to !Avalon and Return and the relum Weleonae Aboard Sea's Chill Deadly Risk 8y ALMONLOCKABEY For the ' I RecOrd Dia .......... , ll•rrfa9e ., .. Oc16"f '1 R091H10N, Sleillle<> P. -JH\lr.. M.; NATl4ANSON, M•r< M, end Al>Ce (.; ICAMMEAL014R, Robert H. ~ JK,le S..e, MU"41Z, ErftKIM ..... ~ntOfllo; SONGY. G•vle • --! : LANDRY, C..rot -011· ford)( ;llUZIECICl,W•lterV•t<'ftllne •'IC! Slllrln Mee ; CHI LOERS. °"'"' tee n A1111 t enfJ J•n\fl\ O•lc: MANA!.SE. Samuell• •n<I Arnol<I; WATKINS. O.Or9•nn •IMI Ulureft!t Gt en, SHUNK, Fr•nk Stone •lld Sanora Rutt>: THOllN8URG. Ct>rt\ L -Denni\ 0 ; VIGRABS, lvotr A. •net LoulJe: DESTRO, G lor ia E. end ~bHllen; ANGEL. Annette Mlrtlnei BOATING O•lty ftl4et INll" ltlilw Falling overboard in the ocean during the sum- mer monlha can get you wet even if rescued within a reasona~I~ \ime. The same mishap during tbe ~inter.months can Olld Nl<Olt\ Stthla: ELLIOTT. Paul• M. end Ml<l> .. el T.: OE SENA, H1 om•t s. •nd Pa•rlcla L.; WILLIAMS, La Vorw1e "· .,,., L<>rtn P.: HAQ{NEY, tr~ne O. end Wayne .... : IUCHl,ROSON, Diane I.. arod Clt~IARoyJr make yo u deci.d even if exposed to \he chilly water a C •1 short time. The common terms for deaths under such ottontm circumstances is "exposure, .. but medical TMCAICJIAN, Lindt S. Md Richard E.: ZIHI(, Leon.ird Le-land and ~-ljufl; GI LANO, Sllirlioy ell<I Mi<hoel: ZE'll.R.. Larov J. •n<I Norma J ,; 81ROSAlL, A"\an<la L. dn<I LA Race Winner Cottontail, skippered by J ohn Arens . Balboa Yacht Clu b was the over- all winner m the second race of Los Angeles Yacht Club's Harbor &mes Sunday. Cotton- tail was also the winner in the first race. The three -race Har bor Series winds up n~xt Sunday It is bein~ used by a number or boats as a tune-up tor LA YC's Mazatlan race which gets under way NO\'. 6. Results of Su n day's r ace OVERALL I (t>llt>nl"' I< 1n1 Mtrvrl L'1rf"\I (f\tt.nfT'I t r~Y( ' ,,., ""'J'IOn Str ;m'" u Ole i.. A\k•' PllVC. CLAS<; I\ I l~lt~r"'" ~I d"' l"l•t> ' N--w r•n., J.,, .. U,O.,,fl1• l AYC l Cn•·•·l••rt Oic' P•" n•nqton •OO'{. CLASS R I (GIHnt~ol 7 C.'nt M1-t,,,.1. 1 0·11• "-•, Ot·~'" ~ •"'1 EUir11•nhto<' LAV( PHRf= I Oo·f1.,n1 Sn1•11yC,O.h"°" \I 8Yt 1 M1r'fl" ti ~"ti .,.Mtrv LAV( ). ShhwrHQV. (rA1l Norto" LAV{. MO~A I NGrtl>'it .. r T""'Stl"' rlrn L8Vt 7 W11•r<1 8un .. \.Jwyf'r N.-.vc J Anq~t -sOat,. ~"' ~'ll'~tl CBYC. UCLA On for Douglas Mark Rastcllo skip· pored a UCLA sailing team to a 5 l record Sun· da,v to win the right to represe nt Southern California.in the Douglas Cup colle~1atc match ra<'ing ser ies a l Long Beach Yacht Club next Thursday, Friday and Saturday Rastello 's winning crew was com posed of Alan Jewett a nd Skip Se('k. The el iminations were sailed in Shields rliess sloops orr Newport Harbor with UC Irvine as host school. Seven schools compet- ed in the eliminations. In order or finish they were UC L/\ 5· l : USC 5-1; UC I 4 ·2; UC Santa Barbara 3 -3; Orange Cqast College 3-3; Long Rfl!nch Citv College, 1-5; Harvey Mudd 0-6. Sprague Top '12' Jienry Sprague Ill of the host club was the wSnner over eight con- t~d er s in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Saint Cicero Trophy Settes for the Lehman-!% Olaes Sunday. · Runner-up was Bob Buer, Cabrlllo Beach Yfc}\t Club, and third w~ Tom Omohundro, NtfYC. aulhorities and the Coast Guard describe it in more austere terms -"hypothermia." The change in season causes air and water tem- peratures lo drop several degrees, posing a distinct d anger to recreational boaters. Deaths from hypothermia occur each year in cold water boating accidents, according to the Coast Guard. Eve<tll A TROUTMAN, Marv J end R09er lee; ABBETT, Ital-one " .,,., Ar lllur Wiiiiam; HURST, Hdtel Bt.,.<lle '"" Oanlet McGuire; COCHRAN€, J•llv L. ano JolJllkt T : HYPOTHERMIA IS THE REDUCTION or the body"s vital core temperature .and can occur when a person is imm~rsed in wa.ter oT 00 tlegr~es or l~ss. Death can occur in a relatively short peTtod or tu~e from the loss of this vitaJ core beat. This typ~ of exposure also affects mounta!n climbers. hikers, or pel'SOns lost In the outdoors 10 cold weather. . . . Best protection from hypothermia 1s to avoid getting dunked. Some necessary precautions: Do not stand up or move around in a small boat. AVOID OVERWADING. BE SURE the load Is properly distributed. Avoid sudden high-speed turns. Avoid sudden deceleration which will allow the stern wake toovertakeandswampthe boat by climb· ingthetransom. JC a -person falls overboard, he should r eturn to the boat as quickly as possible and use it as a plat. Torm to keep as much of his body as possible out of the water. The ireas through which most of the body's core heat escapes are the ~ad, neck, sides, shoulders and groin. It also should be noted that alcoholic beverages ::;peed up the heat loss because alcohol causes the blood vessels lo relax and expand, allowing a ras ter heat dispersal. Hypothermia is dangerous. Anyone associated with recrea4onal boating should learn as mucb as ~Ible a.boUt it. ... Boyes' Sloop Wins Scripps Saltshaker. a 24 foot Moore-designed ultra-Ught displacement sloop skippered by Bob a.nd R~x Boyes was the winner of the IOR division m Anacapa Yacht Club's John P. Scripps S~es which concluded Sunday with a two-day regatta. Besides the IOR division, the series involves Midget Ocean Racing Fteet and Performance Han- dicap Racing Ff eetyachts. OVDAl.L SERI~ WINNER tn .the MORF class was White Lighlnin, a Morgan-27 co- skippered by Fairfield and Velthoe~. An~capa YC. and the PHRF winner was Drill Rig 111 . a Coronado-34 sailed by Gordon Hall, Pierpoint Bay Yacht Club. The Scripps Series is composed of five offs hore racesoUOO miles or more and two regattas. • Running concurrently with the Scripps is t.he Ketlenb1,1rg SeriP.:i composed of day-races. The win· ner was Avenger. a Catalina-27 sailed by lvan Cox, Anacapa VC. Winners in the final race were Casper <lOR> sailed by Bill Crew, Ventura YC; Black Ma&ic (MORF·A> Chuck Eaves; Anacapa YC; Opus V (MORF·B) Chuck Un~er.Anacapa YC. Radio Search On for Sailor· ~W YORK (AP> -Tho Coast Guard says it has instituted an urgent broadcast 1ea.rcb fot Robert Gainor wbo set out Oct. a to sail around tho world alone. A spoke11 m:ao said thet"'e had been no udlo or visual contact wlth the 23-year-oJd Hillsdale, N.J., man since Oct. 13. At that Umct he rel>C>rted that bla 31-foot-long, rlbergla.ss sail boat, the Boodles Gl.nny, had s.uffered bull damage. ''THE PROBLEM 1$ WE have no idea 'f'here to look for hJm." the spokesm1n sakt "He went generalty south when he left here. "So we're broadculiog a continuous udlo •P· peal for him to ~rand a&kiQa alJ' nss.els and Coast Guard units to lbte.o and Wiat.cb and ~port wh1tevu lhey get.·• SPI AA Allt l ~"d Sherwin KELLY, Violet R. end Petet' K ; SMITH. F••nos J and 0.vld L ; 8EATOLET. Evelyn Dtlorls •nd r.<.t'lt Ru•.att •AMENTA lrt"M A. •no E1t<1ultt Soto, HOBBS. l(art<> D and Mic'"°! R : REESE. LOIS "· an<I Oilte E ; WHIT<.OMB, All(ln W. - l..tna. L • GOAL EH. Cot-ot l!Nrit .-Id Jon R1<har<1: llOCIC, P•nw••,,.. _ Ga'V. MUDIE. ~lbert 1, •ndWrler R MC Dl'.NtEL, Mar9aret AM 11nd f<lwfr<I 11110: BUSCH. M•rt•• G.11t .an<I Gordon; CERDA. Con\tance Mo!ncHt •nd Jw•n Garcia, FY-H. Ro9or •tten •n<I A•mona S : BURTON. Edith an<I ROQt!r IC , HIX. Ol•n• E111et1etll ano llOt>erl E\l<t . ESTEY, PAtrlt1a L~e and Mark O.v1d: ANDERSON. RlcMr<I Ham• -Jean Fra--u•: TETERS. f'IOYd H<lrry Jr. 11nd Clara Marie GAME Vlrqlnl• O at1d AllO'l \a E. HAHlAL, ttt>el o an<I f'ral\k, A SCOTT, Wlttlam Wrlqht and Judltt> MArlr, KLINE. Jlln II, 41M CVnlllht I( ICAEUI TER. JamMStantevll'\d (l>rttt•n~ Ma"t . PAYNE. Cvt1t1>1" Joan an<I Jos~oll Me•vln G•L T. Detnne L. And Edwdrd G l'lte40c:tei..r 15 PENNINGTON. Bren<la and Jim· mo• L•t: Al S•I( E II. Lii• A ... ,,., At· IAn E ; ABRAHAMAS. 4nctrea S.... """ 0.vld. AGUILAR 9Prn1ce I(_ and Anl/>efly 0 . PRICE. M.Jr.,.l'('I s-... and Jam"' O..•, BROWN C¥ot A. -We••~ L • FINNERTY MICl'IAtt E an<I IC"tl>ltM\ M WHETSTIN E Jan•I ~11'1 Tt>omd• COBI! Eva EltrltM """ Stewn OM· rtl' OEMYEllS M4ry A an<1Ja~ Earl M4CC:00NI" AUQU\t John alld Lind• AM MA C MURPHY. Dtn•el G tW>c1 W ry L DENOVITZ ICar•n Lvl\n and John Jllmt\; OE FRANCESCO O<!borall A and TllomHJ B4RAIOS, JollnandNan. <Y. GAEN04. M•rgartl L and Albert Francis· GREENWOOD. Ootort\ V •no Alon; FULGHUM. J•n•t Ctroo """ Joupll James: 8ATE-N, Marg,tret and Walt.,.., OICI( EN50N, Norma J •net°""" c. S•UNOERS. Fr~nc•S·Al\n •net C..orQe Wlltl•m Jr: MC tNTOSCH. Raton ... ., M.\rla "·; ER tCKSON l•stoe Sur•n and liervev C•rl. CllUMI!. Milrv T and Jam~ Oille. NESS. Ch.Jrlts E. and H•ncv J : THIES, ICatt>erlne HalMI a'1<1Gera1<1 1-lerrv, ANDERSON. Bet.no.. Ann an<1 Sieve Kent. CARO, Ao~ro<lo F. An<I Rarn<>n.l; FELOMl,N, Frr<k!r•c s .,.., Purt C.; PEN•, Valentine c and lr~n~. · MOAEAU, AM rnle I'. •nd Gery F : OtlCON. Vic'' Sue tM G<Jrv Erte; BREWER, ICrl\tl J . tn<I Ttrry A ; EASON, ICtthleen 8 llnd JoM E. GRAHAM. JU<llt" Ellen •n<I Robert Nelson tit l'lt-4 October 11 MARTl'N, Lindi LOU•~· and JoK• Uwr•nc•: IC6cHMA,.., Fr•n\ J •net Slll•lty """": we•'l'BERG JU<l•tf• A..,, •n<I .,,hUf f'Clwtrd, CASTILLO, MtrlQll' c t n<I Peta_r c .. WILSOl'I, Mlrltm •n<I ,._,Hower(!, JULIAN, P,trt<t& J 8t1d JtH" B HIGH. 8trb4r ol L . .tnd A•vmono O.; CALVILLO. Lln<la C ~nd E<1War<1 A. Sr MADAU, M".tl""r t>nd Moc~I W . STILES, ~r..tnne Gr..., at>d O.rrett8rnt1 COC14RAN. Ton• Elhob<'tll •t>CI Aob•rt Leonerd FOGEllTV', llOOtrt• Lou·~• arlCI JoM M•<IWl•I. R'IMtREl, E•l•lt" M Md ManUO!I Adrian PRAlllE, Vl rq1n1a and Ro .... rtco C M•N2Ell, Tllomiot C. -SU\an; STORCH. 0.r•ldint M. Mid F•1tll-W • HOLMES, 0.tly Jo -Troy L119 Jr,; CUllRY, Vt1"9ln•a L ..,d Ml<.lla8t J.; OECIC ETT. Oolf\lSot J an<I 611<)4lne Norman; PERRY. MMltyn Jov<• •~d Jotepl\ wa.,,.,.. GOLDE. 0.11 Ann fnd ROl\ild l'.I· l•n; MALE. Ktlhltet'I Ora o\nd S..muet 0A¥1d/ WAINWRIGHT. PlllllD - "'41V lltlt11; Hl!LMSW011Tl4, NMlne ~IH allCI R1tyl'llOnd Eric; DIETER, NtklA 0 , Md lltVtlt J,: Pl!!TERS. Otitnlt Ut •nCI Lori Aitn~,::!t OlllGAN, OarttM s .... o . W.; THQMl>SON. ROM LAIN 111<1 "-Ctotrtitt •; 1(£MPLl!t; Btvtrly "'Id Aobeft Ettl; I.ARSON, Miidred t..all<IC ... t &dw9t'd. GAl'.NOOl.l'O, Ro0t><1 J~ Md Marv lvMI: Stl \IA, P"rl<t• • MCI •t!Qlo F,; NUNH . Amelia -""" H.; WILLIAMS, Sttv.n J . &ndOlotnA M ; AOGf!llS, M.arc•S. end e.<11ar• IC.; MATLOCK. S.'a L&• an<I 0.1<1\ ue. ~AOIAN. M••lan •n<I Oewt. JOt4NSOW. I'. lll•lne •nil w 1111 .. m L , LNIG14T, ftttrl<tt S An<I Gerold 0 , STOEHR, Lau•el Jetnnlt At'l<I c:on..n t<trr Ml,NTEVl'EL, 0.&oull S. and 1100.rt L.; ftLESHE. Geritlll R-t t nCIOlltryl Emllv; WHITE. Ronll4dG. -Nl>ft!t Ann; WE8BER, 8oll!rt J--L .. 11 Gllv: HAMILTON, fttul• Kati\ .... """' Oot'ltld '''°""'· NDeLE, l(tr .itl!I L. -Oellta L ; 8EITIR, Kt""tlll lttuutl tt'ld Row-,; AOl'.MS, T""41a tf'd R- Ny; W•LTUS. ~f!!_I~ &.,":'At~°lSI f ICHIOHT, Pe•~~(4 .~: ~ .. .,r.rffl' H: el'llH.Lul ... L YNH, 1.lndl M. _..., °""'" Fr,; FOSTIR, Ste,..,., 0, 1111CS Clare F.; BllAI.. Irle w. lftCI A ... ,... L.: OE MASStO, RoM'1 Cl. 1111d Ju<llll\ M ! ARMI HTA.! C:Vtllllll L. l llCI 11-1)1> W ; ftOOla., SllUt'I •'ICI 5ttvt11 11.; YOVHO, Rowt Y. •11<1 c..,.ie "·I 8•AO~ Oeretlly A. 1110 Sol ; $141,01.1!:, °'4w'yl l.V'lll llnd Sl- 0-...1111 HIRH•HOlit, c;.111 t!.yltetl ~Jollllll, r<IAIHANO, ll°""1 OtM-Liiio IN Fe"; MITCHll.1., ~ L, Md lllRti.411 C.; 'jl,VLS. WIJM M. - EllrebtlllH ; H~H1 l(IMilJU1!9fn -r .. rv Mllt.r; l"llUtT'f, Mi.. RIUllll VJUIH..H, Hl'.i'f(.EY, Cilffl'f Wt -0.r. HAl<>tif. Oaeilt.., An11 •~ 011111y w • .,,..~. OWIH$, "IQ!er• M. ti Ind Je; l'OAA.l . ., ,,.,...,.., J •• l"atfklll M.: The Boodles Ginny was equlpped with radlM, two life rafts andotbersurvtval ge.-r. l"tHIOO,INIK .. V ttOfVl ...... I". five STEVCH$0 N. ltlylMftd i.. ... .... -Teuy Ly""; l.OVIS. ~ 1.0llltt otlld Cluy ll•y~I I ll~ . -.;. ' • Suit Cites MGM, NBC Texas Sanrier Ramiro Mut!oft of Laredo flied ·a Sl,000,025 lawsuit In federal court. against Metro. Goldwyn-Mayer. tho NBC television network and Antonio Calderon aJlelin• slander ln the fllmiqg and showing of the television movie ... The Deadly Tower.'' The flhn depleted tho snlplng Incident on the University 'Ol Texas campus Aua. 1, 1966 In whtcb Claarlet Wbltmu gunned down and killed 16 persons and wouncled 31 others. In the movie, Mattinez ls identified as the Austin poUcemao who shot and killed Whitman. In the suit, 'Martlnei maintahts that the ~rtrayal of the Auatln poUce Department as racist and the In· ferenee tbat he dld not have a good working rela• tlonshlp wltb the department is false. • nmmy CarteT's brother, BUJy. says the main change tn bis lire since his brother entered the race tor pre~ldent is tbat "I drink li- quor out of a cup instead of out of the bottle DOW .•• Billy said hls brother 's drinking habits have changed too. "Jimmy used lo drink Ii· quor," he told an Albany, ~a. civic group. •'Now he's runrung for president he drinks Scotch, and I've never trusted a Sct>lch drinker... •ILLY CAllTElt Billy runs a service station and the Carter fam.i· ly peanut business in Plains, Ga. ' \ * Chief District ,Judge Keith Hayes in Las'vegas approved more than $2 million in creditors' claims Jgainst the Howard Hughes estate, including one from the Jate billionaire 's ex-wife for $97,000. Actress Jean P eters, Hughes' former wife, produced documents lo show that Hughes guaranteed her $70,000 per year for 20 years. s tarting · in 1970, when they were divorced. The divorce agreement included a PETus promise by Hughes that s he would get the annual payment from his estate should he die be for~ the 20 yea~ was up. The $97 .000 claim was honored because Hughes included a cost of living raise in the agreement. • The Sacramento Bee says Morris B. "Moe'' Dalitz is among those who invested heavily in the California wioegrape boom, which has turned sour -at least temporarily. ' The story identified Dalitz. 76. as a · former Headaches Give iler Headaches THE DIAGN08Tf.;., ciao will need to 'ask many questions in track-ing down the r eal culprit. Unless he does, he will overlook the real cause ol your headaches. Here are some ImpQrlant questions: What is the headache's location? lJ one-sided It may indicate migraine -also organic disease. Migraine doesn't always attack one side. It ma.y switch to Ute other s1de oC the bead. IS TREaE a tightness all around t he top of the head? Thia may be a tens ion or psychogenic headache. la tho pain centered around an eye? It m•y indicate ooular d isease or clust er beadacbet. What aro the symptom.I lo m l1relnc, 111uaJJ1 1ausea and . vomlttn1. Frci~nl mi.nation. Pbotop a , I In cluster headache: Ouabed face, n11aJ dis· DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE We find wa~to help. Commercial Oedlt's been helping people for more thl'ln stxry years. So ~tevet you n~ ... a few hundred ••• Of a few thoosand, just bring us youT problem. W.'11 ftnd ~to help. COMME~CIAL CR..f.DIT PERSONAL LOANS NorthrldJe !!3<11~ Corbin A ''t. Phonf': 9113.9033 V11n Nuy11 7008 V'sn Noya Blvd. rhont; 782·2440 Cr.di! l..lft ln.11t1111t• AHll•llle to 1:n..n.1a llorro'"" •L Group n.1,. •A ""'"' ..r ..... br Comtt-dal ~~It rt .... lnr<>tl*l'fif"f ' Cleveland orianl1ed crlme leader who v.:~monc the nm to brine heavy lnvealment to the D111 Vegu "Strip'' &amblln1 CISlnol. It s&id DaUtz la ln two vineyard partnenblpe · with lrwla A. Molalll.)', 49, and Meny L. Adel .... 47, who were associated with blm In Las Vetaa. ,, The Nevada Gaming Commlsaion voted to co"· d1Uonally stay an earliet' order requiring singer Fruk Sfnatra and his attorney-business associate, MIJtoa Rad.In, lo obteln at.ale &&mblina llcenaes. The order was issued laal m1ont.bd behca1dus1eoflhef ( ' ]: comb oe o ngs o p·rAnr ~ I Sinatra and Rudin ln the _ · c..vr ~ · ....Del E. Webb Corp •• which ~------~ n • 1 owns lour hotels and casinos in the state. Together, the two own a little more than 6 per cent of the Webb stock. but Webb attorneys have said Sinatra aod Rudin do not control muacement.. · policy. * Etlsabetla Dole said she will resume her dutJes as a Federal Trade Commissiono.r followinc the election. Mrs. Dole, campaigning In Edwardsville, Ill. declined com- ment on a c ongressman's charge that s he should have quit the post when PresJclen• Ford selected her husband, Sen. Bob · Dole of Kansas, as bis running mate. Rep. Jolla Mou <D·CaUf.) singled out Mrs. Dole for criticism after releasing a sub-1111•1.001.• committee report that charced aov~rnment re· gulatory egencies were riddled with potential con· fllcts of interests. * Career diplomat .Joseph J . Sisco has beett ln· augurated as resident of American University. Sisco's last job at the State Departme nt was principal ~litical affairs and Middle East adviser for Secretary Henry A. . Kissinger. who attended the col· orful campu s inaugural ceremony in Washington. Renecting on his 25 years In government, Sisco said, "It was ~ a privilege and I know, as the son of parents who did not ~et mco beyond grade school, that. education bad to makeitpossible." Honorary degrees were awarded lo Chief Justice Warren E. Burger. former New York Gov. W. Averell Harriman and singer Marian AnderS011. . • A federal judge, citing racial discrimination. ordered Mobile, Ala. lo change its form of govern- ment. And If the judge can do that, said Mayor Lambert Mims, "then he can tell us we have to eat pork and beans for lunch every day ... U.S. District Court Judge Virgil Pittman or- dered Mobile, a coastal city of 200,oooo, to dismantle its city commission form or government and replac~ it with a mayor-council form designed to give blacks more say in the government actions through representation in the council. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . I ' •, I , PCeuCNoncE . . PUBLIC N011CE l'ICTITIOUSaUStNE.H . NAME STATEMI HT PUBLIC NOTICE $UMMON$ C.M N11mber: 2S1Mt MOTICf:I YM llne Mef1 w.& TM CP·ZMl QONt _, .. dM ..-1-.1 y• wt\-"~C:~T~~~!:~~·:::s ,.._ ... ., llew4 Hten ,.., ,._.. The lollow11>9 per\On Is clolng ~­= • urs. 11u..i u.. 1 .. tenMt..., nu•.tt AVtSOI UttH M slM .............. El /4 & J AUTO BODY, 051 'Nest 17\11 Trl-.t _... clKldlr <olttr• IH. ,1., St,,..t, Cost• ~sa, CA 9to?1 ..._ ... _.,., •11• Ud • ..._... J•rne~ R Gr••···· 1('20 No. -.e .. Jt ollles. LH 11 IMenN<loft HubOr S..nl•An• Cll '2101 -~· di:t~a':"Ur.tSS I\ COf\dlKle<I by 611 In- t. TO THE DEFEN014NT· A clvll Jtrn•\R GrtAVM como1..i11t llos Ileen 111.a t>y 111e p1.i111111 This st•t•,...nl was 111011 W1th tM ..,_111stvw. 15"foolnote'l 1. If~""'"' to ooton<t this tilW'oull. County Clerk Of Oranqe Coonlf on Oct you 11111$t, ""thin )0 d•Yl 1tter lhlS wm-10• ,,,., F•lfZI .._. Is -1190 Oft you, lfte wllh this GllOVtl' ESCllO# COii POIU1TIOH court• -ltt•n olt1dl119 In,~ .. to 111 s.ulh1111_, ""<-lt4ltl. Ill a Justlu Cou<1 "°" Mlllelm. CA. "llOf musl fflewltllllle court• ••ellf'l .,....,. I w nswt II"' lt'9 er~se •n orel P'••d•llQ 10 i. .,,. S<ro • "' tertd In tM lto<ktt In rt•DOtl\e to Ille Put>l•~d Oron~ Co.o't 0.1ly Piiot comp(Alnt,Wllllln30doys11ter11>1u.-. Ocl l\,aftdHov. t.t IS 1'1o U~I '• "'°"'''served Oft you>. t). Uf\lot\s you w resoond. V<Nr O.teult wW I» •nl•rtd uoon a11ollc.M1on ol uw plitlllllfl •no 11111 court ""'' •"'*" 1 1-nl a901nst Yoll tor lllt' ,.,lei~ tnlnffd In t.,. compl41nl. wl>lch could rfltJU In 9ttrnt~"mMt of W~'\, I.Okino of,,,....., or proP<1rly or OllW!r relltl rt• -"'''°In tll• comol•lnt (. If.,. ......... --, ... •tlvk• llf -etwnley I" lfllt f'l\tti.r, Hll ~ • M tr•"''"' H !flat v••r wrllln --. II My, .... , .. 11,.,, .. u-. Oil...,, A119ul11', 1976. WILLIAM I . SI JOHN, CJe•ll By OEBAA A. WE HUNT O.outy ISEALl • T"• WOf'4 .. como1 .. 1n1 ·· 1nchldf!·\ crou.<~l•l"t· "0•••1111tur tl'(ludilt' totU-<°"""'•"'•"'· ·•aet•nattnt'" ln-cludts cro\\·Clel•noant. \lllQUIM In· Cludes Ille plur•I end m•scull"" In. cit.Ide• t...,lnlnt •Ml neuter A wtllltn e>ltedlftQ, lllclUdlr>Q ... •"•"'tr • .,..,..,,. ret, ti< , mull lie In Illa torrn r~rtd "" , ... CJaWoN1l1 AUIH ol C""'1 Your orl9lnof PIHdir>Q must l>e fllf'd '" tnl\ cou'1 w1111 orooer flllng •••• -ll'OOf tl\af I copy t ........ .,., ... rvt<I on HCll PIAlnllll'• 111ornov and on Mch Plain· 1111 not reortstn(ed by"" •llorne-;. The time when a sum"'ons f\ 0ttm..i ,.,,_ O(I 1 oany may •t•v -llCllllQ on Che metllod of ~rvoc• F0< t ••rnolt, \ff CCP 41) 10 tllrouqll 4 IS 40 14USTWIT & OE 1.ISIO A'-n•tuw uu Ner111 ., ... .,. '. SMla A,.., CA tt7ft 'ftl. 714/llHIU An.r-y lert Plalftllf11 Putllf-d Oro~ CoHt 0..lly P;lol, Octol»rt, s. "· ''· lt1t• 41 ... 7• P UBLIC NOTICE , .... PVBLIC NO'l"llCE ;; PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlno\15 9U$1NEU M-.lio\E iTaTElio\ENl' "f1'e foOowl "9 .-non Is Oolnq ""'4 · ...... ,, ANDRE W S f'RINTIH G CONSUi. TAN TS, 2 Ario Covrt. NtWQOft Buell, CA. Mef'llyn Sle1anl• H•ooem, 7SU Oel M&r ~. u Palrn•. CA. -ll This l>u\ontss I• conducted l>V., ln- Oivla...t Marlty.o.S Ho090"" Thi' U•ttl"til'nt "'"' t1llHI w.t11 t,,. Cou!\t'f' Cler-al Oran,,_ C.ountyon OCt. 20. 1'16. SUMMONS C•Hl411mller 144111 NOTICE! Yeu floe IMftl ~ ,,_. 'wrt MAT dt<ltlt ... 1,.,t yOOI ... - -Wi"I IM•rtl 1111lou .,..., ,......,, wOM1t >t ••vo. lleH tlle 1•._11.., ...... AV1$01 UUtd I\• side •em-.1!1 Trlt>uMI pwcfe dt<ldlr contr• U4. 'I" .tltdloncl• a _,, .. ~IM Ud. rt'llOfld• defltrt de lO dlH . LU •• illlanftKleft 411u1twe. 1 TO THE OEFENO,.lff• A (IVtl comDlalnt ,,., .,..., Hied t>y ,,.,. .,. .. nllH -O••n•t you (~~ tootnott' l. a ff vou wun to defend t~1\ l•W\ult, vou mu•t. wt111111 l0 d•vs •Her Ws \Um· "'°"' 1s H r•td on vou, 111~ with 1111, <0Ut1 a wrnten oleadlnq tn rO\QOnlitP to l"t cornof1in1 Ill • Ju\l/c. Coor1 vou mu\I hi~ with tf'Wl <ourt • wrltlett ptud ,nq or <•u~ •n ordt Olt.tou'o 10 bt"" ,.,.,, '" tilt doeket 111 r"OO'"" to .,,,. corno1a1nt, w1111111 lO do~ ••ter "''' tivmrnOf'\s '' ~,.rvta on vou L b Untf\\ you \O re\C>Ond. vour de· l·'\UH wt'1 bt' ""'110•(1 upon~ooOcahcw-04 '"' 041t1nhff .aM thl\ court may Mitt• ludq,,.,..nl ao•1n'1 vou tor '"" ~1..i OP MM\Cl#'ld tn trw-comot.i1nt w hfd\ c.outd , .. ,un 1n qa,.n1\l'l~nt of •ttO'\. ta•inq ot m~t or oroPtrtv or nHtier rttHtf r.-"'"''',.d •n the comolalnt. <. fl YO\I wllll ta t ff• I ... MvfCt ot an aH.,..y '" tllh mAllter. '°".-.Cd ... _,.I, .. tflll ,_ wrllteft '"_ .. _,, .,,,, .... , ... fllod ""-· 0.ted AOtil •• ,., •. Wiiiiam E St John Coun1yC1er11 Ov Frances L, V•la\tk, OeDUtY CS EAU 'Tll' wo•d "<ornol.t\i>\'' lnctudt\ <'O\\.-comola1nt • plA1n(ut·1 '""'""°"' cron como••11""'' .. de•~nd.tf'lf" In c•uo"°" <ross Oeftnd•nl, \11'\qol•,. 1n clUO-• "'" oturAI and mo\Cullne Ii\· ctudt"\ temln1~ a"d ntut"' A wrOten oteeo1119, lncludlnQ <tn an•w~r. O.mur· ,..,,. fl'fC mu"t ~ 1n '"~ •orm "P«IUlrtd t>y the Caltfornl~ Aute\ al Court. Your orlq1no1 Dltad1nq mu•t t>e 111.a '" trus cou,.\ wnt\ O#OP'f' hh"Q •tt\ and 0toa4 tllolt • tot>Y 1,,..,..,, ,.., nrve'.ct Ofl •acll 1>I01nllfl'I attorMv •r>d on ~acll 1144'ln- tllt not repre~nt~d bV a n allorney Th<! timrt w·hen a \ummon\ '' df-etntd \tr'tf'd on • o.or•y m•1 •erv do!l"ndlllQ Oft ttw-method ot \Hvlc .. For ~••"1ipl•. \ffCCP41J 101nrouqn•1S oO KAHN. STE ltN, IUNEY & Kl fTllEl.L s•n W.tl Century llvd .• LH llirHJelH, CA. •004S 141~,t for Pl•lntlfh Publ••-0"•-Cout o.tlv PllOI Ort lS r•o• 1 a 1 s, tt7& ~~76 PUBLIC NOTICE ' " 6 . 4 ~ 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A 1· L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 • • • I .. ' DAIL v PILOT III The~ .... .........,,.°" ... er-.. c.. Mil.¥ Pltm• tL:ASSIFIED ADS ·~-· ~-....... 71" ........ .-. ~-. ........ --..... You Con Sell ft, Find It, ( &42•587B ] One Coll Service TTOCle ft Wrth a Want Ad . . Fost Creclf Approval ,_ ............... .... . , ...... .......... ......... ....... Wft "'-'""""" ... .... -··-· ........ ........ ,... .. ........... ,..., ,....., __ ·"-- -=======~:i Ho.tff For Sllle ....... For,. "-'" ,_. s. .......... '°" ScM ............................................................................................ EIUlORS: ~•ertf1en thoWd checlc thflr ods daily ..cl ,..port .,... 1002 ..... , .. '1002 Gu•r• 1002 GeMrol 1002 ................... ~···~············· ... ······ ............••••....•••..•.•.........•.•...... "°" l~af.ty. The DAILY PILOT a1M1me1 NablAty for the flrst I• correct lllMt'ffCMI °"'J . ruMl1her'1 Hoffee: AUractive 4 bdrm. home on comer Jot. Bay views frorn living room & upstairs bedroom . $185,000. Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR 14 I II" y'" f.o l) 1 • v • ~ H '> /" I'> I b I All real estate advertised In th~ newspaper is sub• ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of J9Gff which makes it llleaal to advertise "any pre• Cerence. limitation. or discrimination. based on -., .. ,.. 1002 Gftltf'el . 1ooj race, color, rehgloh. set, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or national orii;in, or an · ·intention to make a nv ur.w LISTl ... GS'. HACH RETREAT such preference. lhpita· ""5 "" Sll,51>0 tion, or discrimination." NEWPORT ~HORES Steps to poundln~ surf 2-Story A-Crame; wood and crystal sand! Back This newspaper will not beamed ceilings ; 4 yard is pay a rea play knowingly accept any bdrm s., 2 bu t h s: ground. Winding wooden advertis ing Cor reul secluded patio. Walk to walkwaystosecludeden· estate whjch is in viola-beach, J>OOIS & tl'nnis. try! Gourmet kitchen. tion oflhe law. $90,000 <t:vcs. S.12·2253) Lavish living room wtth Houses for Sole WESTCLIFF step.down conversation ••••••••••••. ••• ••. •• •• Condo, bright & cheerful u r ea + r 1re p1 ace ! 1002 2 bdrm., 2 baths. J\dult Sunshine brc akfnsl complex. Prime loca-pnt10. Pool jucuzz1-••••••••••••·•~·••••••• l i o n ! S 6 4 • ~ 5 0 volleyball make t his MESA VERDE <F:ves.642-4799) ~arden living at ill> GeMral MESA VERDE IUCCOL4 Buccola bwlt, 24 story with 4 Bedrooms upstairs, huge family room with a man s ized bar counter and a delightful back yard with covered patio and active greenhouse. A unique new listing at $111,500. U1""'1()UI: li()Ml:S REALTORS<t. 546·5990 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Mesa also in Corona <.Joi Mar. at 675-6000 ,, ,, ~· 41R-4=AMIL Y iulesl. Won't last. Cull $84,500 817 0010. I,, Jmmncululc Mesa Verde MNlllO•••\'ll'll'OMN'lCf' ~~l[t~~e ~e~~::~1t~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! f '&11RIHd Gigantic formol livlngi----------. = -room-massive wall of llG CANYON TOWNHOUSE. LEASI Choice location with beaut. golf course VIEW! Lovely 1-story 2 bdrm., .lge formal dining rm. Highly upgraded. Plush cptng & drapes. s hutters. microwave, cera mic tile entry & kit. Air-cond & filtered air. $950 month fireplace. Huge eun1ily 5 Bedroom room. Spotless ROUrmet Most for the monev home kit chen . Secluded , mas ter wins.:-plus 3 In ~as lside (County) more ramify s ized Costa Mesa, Santa Ana bed r oom 5 . owner Heights. 5 Bed rm + transferred. :\1ust sec to formal dine + lamily believe. Hurry -call kiLt ealsly upkcl'p. For 752-1700 now• aJ)p . ca ~: ..... ,, ... ,..,,._,. 4-00Lll" e.=111 [~:lldll tM~~- VIEW CONDO L:irgc 1 bedroom , fireplace, 11~ bath, 111 North Lagu n a 1-:x pansin! s undcck over lookmi.t the bluo r ac1f1c Priced under market Exclusive 6-14· 7270 41EOROOMS $51,950 Prime Huntin1tton Bench location. f'reshly pninled decor:itor wa ll paper. Near schools. park and shopping. As!>umc 7' 2', FHA loan with total pay. me nts of S224 00 per month! Hurry! Call 963·6767 oPIN Ill Q •ti SfUN 108( Nl((I • [~ljNtl TREMENDOUS MESA VERDE Lo\'cl}. highly upgrudl'<I h1clclen 2 s lorv In COSTA MESA CONDO .Auumoble Loon Newly carp l'l<'d & draped thruoul this 2 story. 2 bedroom, i;hnkc roofl'd townhou:.c. Nirc; area -r losc to i;hopping. Will exl·hani:e for hOUS<' or duplex tn Newport Meach. S4 l,!IC>O I Jl!lllllQuaJI l . liilPlac• ......... ' Prop7S:Htl0 1400 QUAil Sf. NlWtOCt MAC: ~>HERITAGE . • REALTORS Southern Meso Vcrcle.i-----•-iiliiiiiiiiiiill from the terrauo cntrv to the wet bar, to lht! cov- ('r<'d patio bl'stde the tx>n uttful pool and view, fill ~·our eyt'!I with this tremendous \'aluc. Call !'l lfi·23 t 3 TO SEE IT :"OW! ("'tl'fN'tt?•f'\fl·r, v'1t1 ... ·f • [!:IRlll PANORAMIC VIEW lncl udin~ Cntalina & Palos Verd~s. Lrg & SPlll'IOUS CUSTOM bit home, lavishly dccoral· ed. Master Ua equipped wt jacuzzi & ronvertible s hwr . steam rm . 2111 Sm Jogqr• Hils Road NEWPORT CEHT8t, H.I . 644-49 I 0 -. ~~~:~:~g~~~~ ~~·~;s~;~~~~ or NEWPORT $46, 750 Cn~~~~c~c~!,~!es· HEIGHTS 2 Rt<d1·oom. 2 hath. In· :i :-1>ac1011i, bedrooms plo:-. $75 000 it' I I I 1.1nuly room plui; 2 hath,, , • 1v1c UJ <A>nc um1n1um. 2 :-.hake roof ancl ".trm nricl.. ,, alk anti split r::iil Car i:aragc w tdec door hardwnncl flours. l'ls ro~c covC'rcd fence le ad o pener -hi!(hly up · 1 to c h armin" N<'w nr cl ,.1 ,, 1r11 t'n" ood ~ume SJ6.000. VJ\ thin " ,, a lu • .:• l' I .... w I "'.1•n l :1nd cof l:1"'·. I & · L' with low< own puymcnl. r. •,.. • • ... " pane mi;: mirrors. r.11 t N:1t11r.0 1 \YOO<l·burnlnu · h 1 Owner will wlp lin;11wc • .. ,. JOY t e communaly pou . Votcrans v.elcnmc bnck f1repla<'l'. country JOll'lllh7.lt, Le~:~h1s .co,urts? & llurry! Please call kitchen, in IJrp.c tree C U) ousl'.n o s irsl. shaded privntc yard. ~tn · S75,000.CALL9G2-i7AA 1111~81. Ph• 540-3666 S hould sell la:-t al ~ME ·-• R€:~~Rsll ---------1 We're here to help! ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. COSTA.MESA SUPER CHARMER Cleatw~l homl! 1n (.;ost:t Mc~a 's mnsl populut· area. 3 I\ 1 n~ ll '1td IX'droom~ "1th maSSl\'l.' mnstl'r :-11111• l\IO\C in c Oll cl I t 111 n 1 (: 1garlt11· fireplat·e. Wife s1\\'C'r kitchen. Uon'l miss this :-.uper buy. $67.!iSO Jo'ull pncc. Call 6.t(J.7171. ()l'frl Ill 9 • II~ rtif';ICI ~( N ·p ['1:fij~ll _cooper & associates. CUSTOM '12 ACRE EST A TE • 3 BEDROOM-RANCH $58.900 Tr<'l' lined :ipproarh to this d e l11.:htfu l mini ranch. llul!l' we<'pinj.( willow c•nhancc:-en- trance. Luruc Camil) r.m:d living room with wall of 1tln11s. Vlt>w of' 'lpruwhns:: i;:rounds and fruit or<'hnrcl. Country kitchen. nrnssivl' KtonC! fireplace. Oinrni< room ha:, J)l'g~ccl wooden floor. Se 1> rat 1· w i n g r or VACAMT l-ierludecl master sullo and ch1lcln•n's quartcr11. .. r ' $46, 950. flurry: .. ·1r1ot tn see-i;:ell! Ready to mOVl' mto. :1 I hi s 11 n I lt u ll I i n d : bc.-rlroom on larl.!l' cornt>r 96.178111. " b~~,~dN~~:'Yia':,~l~~l~~ ... [ao1:m;:u:u1· - ts 8 good dly to lldYerttae In the Dllty Piiot C&euif ied Section. UN11ED STATES A M 0 C 1 f 1 C A P 1 C l L & U P E R H E C W H I H L C H I C A G 0 S H S L M 1 E b G W A L A S Y K l E D ~ T R K N A N T M R T S M 0 N Y l T A M 8 0 E 6 T E X A S A V K P A H A S I Y E Y N D E W l F A E H t A C H 9 U N KMETO MSGLOEOROETRA C E l U C T 0 0 E A 0 W J C N W 0 T V 0 W H C I f C F A M E R I C A E 0 E L .A Y I K XV H H 8 AL D I AG H FWY U 0 K Y £ A W 0 l N G A L D U G Y 0 S T R C G M A 0 C K H T R l A A l V 0 N AKMOWYHTUOSGYE!AEGH H I T Y E l L A V H T A E D V N T N E R 0 M E M M M A 1 N E Y W S A 0 H l P : --0. tpPMr ~. • wwd, ...,, 49ow!\ Of d...,.,..ty, find Hdl elld bo11 lt In.~ Alask• Grand Cal\)'on "ew York J Bald Eagle ln God Wt TT'Ult Republ1c ~ Otet)i Va1l1y Mt . 11cK1nlt1 Rock.Y Mts .e ,lor1d1 ~ England Washington TOlllOrrow: Aids T~ Tr.ansportat1on 17~1~g~1~EAI. K5Tl\TF. I ~~,~~·,·~; ~f~&~t~·~1i1~·~i~·$~~ 540·0!>55 !:: ' .. .,.::m-·=·····----------G....,.al I 002 GeMnl 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I lrvlne realty . LOCATION. CHAIM. VAWlf Gorgeous 3x6 stalned glass window setting the st age for a 3 bedroom /den ho m e -air conditione d + many c ustom features. Rancho San Joaquin "San Carlos" plan. $109,000 . Las zlo Sharkany 752-1414 CK.66) 642-t235 "4·'200 901 Dover or•~ .. M'bor "l•w Center lrvlne •t CamPUt 'V•tley Centu 75!·1414 t , • ' .. OAIL Y PILOT MOl\day, October 25. 1118 ~~ ,_. 5* He.Mt • .,,.'5a1ie , ...... , Pol' 5* .....,., lw, S. ........ flor S. ........ '°"' 1-. , .......... w. ~MMn'-W. ........ w. ~~neneuen;~;i ~;;.~•HUU~;;~ ~-=~;;;:;•nuu;~;~ ..:;.;;!,;;i;~·i;~· ;;.:U•Hueeuuio.44 UeOH•-;;.:••U•ici4 ' ..................................................................... •••••················· .••..................................•.•......•.....•.••.•...•..•.....••••••••...••••.••.... ···~················ Gt•ral IOOJ .__,., 1002 Ct•ul 1002 SPAM9SH A STU.UI •VIEW LOTS• •....•..•.. (.io.ui· ···r·ic;·;.---· ....................... TJU-liva BEAUTIFUL FORMEI MODEL -~F~~~-L~11~st !':tJf0rt::~0~'!~ A PAlll 01' 4·,LUIS together or IEACH blo & ll'a beluw morkc:t. p rices but a ll ba .. separate Each with (2) 38R + (2) ASSUME $40,000 With amenities plus!l You'll love :i0 ac:l now by ca1J1ni ut oceanview1. 2BR uniia Costa M .... a Can be sold o,oubh.·, duolr <'dntlriyl t o the beautiful landscape, complete Rital!Atate ror dt'talls! 3 Sdrnu . MORIHSREALTY • ...... • 11 .. C:an\;o.. &tot• e egan. re se v ng with I d k ' g 1 l t l t... NkNAY dt'n, famlly rm A/C Jt separately. Both foronly$259,000. 4 nft:'4 BA~on Fairway. r oo m wllh .ir11nad11 . poo • ec tn , Pan ers, ex ens ve oq mu.kesilalS&I.~ . * 494-1057 * ~Sq.rt., m url>lti l'nlry. firepluce. f orrna l uinm.: patio cover, outdoor lighting & FOUllPLEX all 2BR Anaheim all one gourmet kit., S4Zs,ooo. room. llui:i· lharc:tlona s prinklers. The interior does n't take a GOLD RUSH!!! ~ Sto Onl• $95 000/10"' d ' By appt only. E.xc:lutuvc: ~drden view kitchen. back seat either! It offers many Cather round ror a nuii 552·7000 ry. Y , 10 OWD • $-$900 1"1csl11 p1.trly room with f t t I th d' ' ~ct of iiold ril·hcs. .. Agent6' wull or >tluss vh:w or lush m~n~ ea ures 0 p e~sc e lS· llec:oratur fcuture~ THE . . . DUPLEX, Huntington Beach. Really EXTRA! EXTRA! t:ruunds. M uJ1n11 1c~nL c r1m1nating buyer. It s S bdrms., lhruout lhl.B a 111.ory, 4 VILLAGE · .. n ice. $67 ,000/ 103 down. Both are Read ull about the ex· master s ultt.• uml ,,wr1.•p family rm. & 3 car garage, mak~ this bedroom rortrci>s. Im • • .. 2BR. lhg lot lrus! Ent.er through dou· lngstolrt l.o 1'et'OllU i.tory home ideal ror the growing family. mac:'ulato. iu precious REALTORS WALKTOALISO 8£ACJl 3 Bedroom, 2 bilh, famJ ly room und fireplace Sec:'luded U&l" poo, 30xt,. $97,SOO. J ay W. Yeats Reull1 31709 Coast Hwy HOME Ir IHCOML 3BR ·and Duplex. (2) 2IlR on a lot in good area of Garden Grove. Only $89,000/ 15% down TWO ·UNITS & GUEST 9TRS.: (1) 3 & <Jen, only $59,000/ I S% down, W estminster. bJe duor~ Into ,1 brick !I u I t es • A s s u m c $105 000 t!arth tones. Includes courtynrd. Lovtily four 540,000-7% VA loon. No ' TY Atr lums , w ollp:ipcr, IM'!roum home with pur-new loan costs. $391J/mo LIDO REAL fountain, lovely drapes, quct ouk entry, t.hnln" vuys all. Call 963·7AAl. 3377 VI• Udo u L 67,.7300 covered p11tio, private "' O'fN 1110•tr1fVNrO~fNfl"r•' .. • "· -enclo11od Y"r"'s, •1ro· room & k1tch1·n. Custom .. u • designed firepluc«.: In llilit lifill'l! IJI resslonul landscaping. ~~! ~~~:e~10!;~11::~: ;·~;: fi@'IJif ~~!!~~~~ ....... !?.~~ ~!.~ ........... !~.3.~ 968~LIFORMIA ~Cb doors in formal Ownc:'r, 2br, d1•n, t "4:ha, Outstnd '~ 2900 sq.ft. OR "BUST0 • dlolngroom. Largccoun· FOR LEASE crnr. ~n~d yrd. 2017 ~a· UahUa In L?ko ~orci.t. 4 Arrive at this upgr:1ded 3 So. Lu.iuna · 499·~ Distinctiv~ aguRG Mlgutl I 05~ ....................... Desi can 180DEGREI! try kitchen with 0 3 b 2 b h plc,$49,500.'19'1·8828. br,3b:>,1nd slcamrm., bedroom, huge con· breakfast room. Super ne r, 11 om~ at tonded w/upgradei.. pror domiruum by the seal GOOD PROPERTIES IEJMG SOLD family room w/wet. bar. $WO. Mes~ llcl .Mj.t, C.:.1\1. 4 br, I 1/4 bo tl ec w/\\in Lmt p;1pcr Jt's almost new with coco BECAUSE OF PARTNERSHIP Mirrored wardrobe rn One3 br,:.!lm.luwnhomc Home for sail' by ownr. throout. Italian Marble carpels, matching rle· .. greets you i hc very minute you drive up; It~ CJtlerior 1.md.lnterlor up· pointmeuts speak of con· temporary ease nnd dignity. Dean home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fomi ly room. Top condition. $99,000 OCEAMVIEW Dolltthtfut 3 bt townhouse. frplc, 2 patJos, private commu.nJ, ty, guurdcd gate. Benell, tennis. pool, j ac:ui..1, sauna. S47S mo. ,Ro.LEMS .y O~ER/'lGe....a·T mas ter s u1lc. Pri<'e al$400.N.B.5-IS·~l!ll. Nrshop's;: &sr~ls. lm· entry, c.1th celling in corator drapes, custom 540-0555 Call_todayG46·7171 • . 3067 Trinity Dr. C.M. lrplc., Jurrnal <hrum .. tryway. La Cuesta Ila· • "" A '"" a below market 11t S!M,000 1111 mnc rood. Pr1n, only, l1 v rm w/m1rrored fireplace, wood en· ~ [.Ul'f"''"~1;t\'~"~ll·,:'1\~t'I\: .· . : . 979~1189. i~}~:r~. rr;ai~to~~~n[°l ~:~~sc1.~g~tw:rtr P!~~n~ DECORATOR'S GeMNI I 00 Gftteral I 002 < J • __ _ Sport&Jin9 JO' Pool bjck 11.il11.l w /fount.Un & view ( r om Mast c r ...................... ....................... . ~-j BIG CANYON Shake r oofed dream !>pnnklers. 3 car ~ar bedroom! 968-o4456 DEllGHT . ----··-··~ , .. house. Close to South \\/01>e1wr. Nr schools & w/POOL. Highly up. SMOfl Vf•lo 1067 ........................ IRVIME THRACE VIEW HOME Located on the bluH with s pectacular, unobs tructed view of bay & ocean. L arge 2 bdrm. & den home, custom designed by present owner. $225,000. First time ever offered. This you mus t see if you want a view location -but quickly! 673-4400 NEWPORT ISLAND DUPLEX Pride-of-o wners hip property with 3 bdrms., 2 baths & 2 bdrm., I -bath. The is land h as always been a prime rental area, with s wimmmg, boating & the ocean beach clos e by. $135,000 HtuU £ooiuoli~ -IUl otieigo! Um • • CORONA DEL MAR· 675-3000 t002 G""'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Urund New 1 ool Co:isl Plaza. 3l>r, 2ba, 3 ::.hop'g cnlr. Pncetl for TRULY IEAUTIFUL graded, spec:t. view, pool NEWPORT HTS. Jacu.m&\yaterUar slidmgglass doors tolhe q uick sale, S89,9SO BUCH PROPERTY t1.5z~c ..... 111i.l\..feu•..,e & Jacuzzi. Only m .950. nus i.ophisllcuted C'<i;'<' r ear. ma tun: trees . Ownr/A"n' """-4ti87 af• Hl11hJy uproraded·r~"'e"'<I ., ;;, .... '"v"'»a.~ ",..,. NewlisUng.673-7601 Agt. lBR expandable. in D llordeaux model on ll1° <>·•n "50 S"~' •• °"' " .. "' ~ " OPEN DAILY 0 1'°n Sun 1" 27006 y : .. super nbrhood w /hrdwd Canyon Golf course hos~ ...,., " _o_r_sss_._ ...... _____ -1 3BR model converted to 2 ,..... • .,, - firs, R&O, w/w crpls, gor~eous c.lay :rnd niLe lrg. bdrms. $68,500. Call __ s_A_.M_;... T0~...:6_P_._M...:. __ ,.s_a_n_D_le_g_o. ____ _ Ext.newSpanishtexlure view. Glamorous 2 FountainValley 1034 962·7751 •POOL-SPA• He--Beoch 1069 stucco, lrg lrccs & nicely JNT'L R E NETWORK -...-• bcdrm & den. lJccoraled -•••••• ••••••••••••••••• . . 3 bdr CandleW()O(l u od"'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ldscpd lot. J..ots of rm for ... "' xtravchiclcs+dbl"ar. in quiet 1:ood ta:.lo. BY OWNER. MUST ••PARKSIDE In Univ, Park. Forma1RayfrontDramafromtop ., AvaHable immcdiate•y. SELL I S89.SOO. for fasl sale ~ BEAUTY" ONE Of A KIND dining, family rm. Pool! to bottom In th s new JACOBSREALTY Reducetllo$192,500 , Btfl 3br, 2ba upgraded Spa! Prof. landscaped! s tri king townhomc - condominium. 547 ,500. 4 Bd, fam. rm , 2 Ian· F · b d h Comm parks pool · l w/total security 2 Dr 2 675·6670 WATERFRONT Call Bob, 714·640-4082. tastic 1r111t:s, one in the antastic 3 e rm ome. • ' s, en· • · .,. • ----------1 HOMES li"ing rm & 0110 in the Giant furn. rm. Huge lot. n1s. deeks, the bay & a 4.'> MINI HORSE RAM CH Jn Npt's Back Bay orea. . Fixer upper on A 1 :i:onl'd parcel. Even includes swim pooll OnJy $56,000! 64!>-7711. .... ' . . . . . . ; . POOL ESTATE 4BEOROOMS Private roadway lcaJs to rlouble car J,!u ra)lc. Secluded executive lrlc entry! Dining entertain· m e n t • 1-: p i c u r c a n k1ll"hen. Scpurat<' :\tom in-Law qu.11·tl•rs w/l>alh. Soaring s taircasl' l o bedroom re treats. Lush REAL ESTATE :lbr, 1 ~11ba, frpk. un cul master suill'. Across the SS9 200 RANCH REALTY boat slip at your door. 63 d · h h 1· jt.~.~. :~. I+.!", '-'· ~1-2000 S220,000. Ow~er, 640·8161. 1-1400 e·sae in n muc soug l street from :\lite Square l'I~,~ ~'lr:h., . :.1fler <1rea.SWalking dis· Park. I\ mu~l :.cc, cµt1 .4471 ~· 546_8103 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN CAMALFROMT BLUFFS BEAUTY tant·e to · outh coast now! &17·0321. ._ 3 Br 2~~ ua, Popular San NEWPORT SHORES Plata & l\l onti:omer) Lovel~ exec. homl' on Ice Wards & :.chis. $62,900 1111 Luis Rey. Many up. Sandy Mach, boating & 1rreg. lot. L..:c 5 br, 3 ba. grades. View J{olr course swimming at your front FR, rrml 11111, r m. home Sou thcrn (;a Ii~ 0 rn111 $500 & lake. sus,ooo. 547·7044 door lrom this a UR. 2 ba, w/~or..:eous 11001 s1ttmg Heally, 546•5605 01 • or8J3.3215 charmin~home;stepato h1"h on a hill in Npt's f>.I0·.8_1_~_9· ______ 1 •air 000 " ----M y f NEW Univ Pk Peters ocean . ...,.., hnesl area 515·!>191. UY OWN En 3 Dr, 2 Ila, oves OU n Twnhm ·3 Br 2Y.! Ba, CAYWOOD REALTY ------,._ • WESTSIDE • lrplc, bltns. I~ lot, patio, Veterans put your hard popular c Plan. Xlnl loc:., ___ •_5_4_8_·_U_9_0_• __ Walker Blee Real Estate OCEANFRONT Sl0,000 Pr11•e reduction• IX'luxc dupl1.•x. 2 Large 11n1ls, 2 fl rt , 2 bath~ c.ich. 5179.900~ Balboa Bay Prop. R~altors * 675-7060 * 3 UDRl\l + 112 BATH oo ai.:.ume 7'12'." t'llA earned eligibility to good $ soo 547 70 4 ·• quiet c:ul-de·sac. Xlol. 833 1103 552·9503 use on this choice 3 J:ji15 • • 4 or BY OWMEtt location. $51,500. Broker, bedrm home. Seller will ---------t Bayfront #8 Collins rslc. 5-IO·OSSS Vets8°1o lnte-rest pay all your costs over New3bdrm,2bathhomc. T ra de or finance. $68 ,900 . $500. Laq:e k itche n , J)('erfield;28Dcerwood E $298,000. 673·7770 or Su pc·r sh;,rp 3 D r, brick fireplace, shake Byowncr;Prioonly 558·8723 3 EASTSIDE c· n I a q; c d Fam rm, roor uml free Douj!hboy S75,000 &14·43401--------- 1 ... VESTME ... TS w1new <·rptng. Spacious pool. Only Sf.S,900. Quick 1""11 1""11 l !IOO sq ft, ll!c yurd occupancy OK. TURTLEROCK GLEM from $59,000. \\ fncd l!rtllr area. HV Has Everyth'1ng•.•. ,, llH, «huicc lot. Heady The Coron.a tll'I ~lar or 1iark 1n~ art•;1. Also xlnt Dt'c. Rest off('r takes. tomorrow at 1"11,l.1 .\lei.u t onvcnt11111al llnunt'ini;. SpU("tous entry bids you Owner551·'1931/552·0l00 priees today. Threc CENTUR)-21 welc o me Lo vo ur tro pic al hackyarll ________ _ familyhomesl'a1·hw1th3 IJ l8 0o5!J PHESTIGE 4 bcdrm, LagunoBeach 1048 bedrooms, 2 batns, ---------1 mulLi-balli, sparkling ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplaces and l'.i mily pool, Jacuzzi home . ~~~DUY ll'.'H.AGUNA r ooms. Sha~e l'OOI'.. 2 ('ar Huntington Beach I 040 Formnl dining, easy liv· Stnkin!! ~es11:n, quality gar a g c . Don ' l w u 1 t , • • • ••••• • • • • • ••••• ••• • • inJ.(, pool side fire ring. conslruc:,llon, l:irge lot, plca!>ecall S&S Resull!Spccialists.3, Warm earth tones CX'Clm view & d ose to w/shimmc:ri.ng su!11mt•r --LOOKl .. aG tun pool. Skinny dippers n ··•· delight! Owm•r bought .. fur 11 home m Newport 11cw. Mus t st? I I. Try ileul·h ·~ E.1sthluff, ll1g $9.300 tota l tl o wn ! Cau~on. ll:trbor View, 8.l7·6010 The Bluffs, Cornnu llcl oPtN1110 •11s1111>11<1fllr, r•'. :\I ;i r , B ·• v c r l's l, ·lor 5bdrm rnodels uvail. thruout. Call now. We village. 2 Hdr ms., 2 :.omew/pools.008·4602 havc::!tochooscfrom. baths, Fam . rm.& G Hr -den.2 ba. Nea1 Roberts · HARBOR VIEW HOMES [ ·w· "IJ11i;ta;tJI~ ~·~:,~~~.~~~·el ~.:vc01':i~e~; _~Jitu!Ji homes & rond11s to s ho.w .. ..._..,.-.., ... _.,,.._ ... ~ ... ---...-.,.-...... ___ ._.. ... ~111 .. r---------•I. ----··-··-. you 1n ,tll lhe~e 11n•as, ~ennmglou ProPt•rlies II .. . fireplace. $110,000. !\lanna ll1i.:h lllln UUQ It · S00.900. !>!~ 5700 owner. Rea Y NEWE\..L Associates PALERMO Model on cul-de-sao street, lrg sido yd lot' boat, car, etc. Pool sz lot. Open house Sun 1·5. 1607 l'ort Barmouth, Agt. G73·7riOt. Acre& A Half of hcauty n111I spnc·(' <:ral'l1111-. t bl'drm 11..i • ll'lltla '' 1lh .. 1.1hles, µuol ~rl't'll IJ\\ n :mil trees \mplc roo111 l11r lemw; I ,1Ill1 h "t 1._1 r h 11 f h '\l5() .0011. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 64M200 112 ACRE EST ATE $49,950 SWIMMIN'S FUN al this eharnuoJ,! 3 bcdnn hom1.• ln1•:i led in tht• Harbor I hi,:hlands an•a of Ne" Jl(rrl Brach. Fan tasl1c pool with separate dr ess in g room . Washer /dryer and man) polled plants included 111 the :.ales price, $9.t,500. 640-6161 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. Herc's the ehanre you've br en looking for --- l'rivac:y + lux ury + 6BDRM TRl·LEVEL your horse, locate<! in prime arr:i. Trees & n:1tural scllmg pr11v11le 11nhm1lr1l 11pporL11n1t' l'all tO<lay [(I M'I! llus Olll' ''' a kmd fa1111ly horn(.-. Ph:540-3666 •o Jtm for l"Vl'ryonc in thig l'\ec:. pool homr. Fum rm , frml. din. r m., 3 l'ar guraJ(e, corner lut. We 'll guarantee lhe ·sale nl your exli.t1ng home tl68 3371 . ' ' . We're here to help! GeMrol 1002 G._raf 1002 ........••....•.........•..•••...•......••.... cae: IBDBDB ILllNS CD OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE LIDO ISLE-$142,500 lVla Onletot Lovely & Comfort able t Story Home with 4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Large Patio Area Near Bayfront & a Com- munity Sandy Beach a nd Pier. Professionally Decorated. Street to Street Location. 111 DOYER DRIVE 631-1800 ...... , .. 1002Q ... , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . IRVINE COVE Lovely 4 bdrm. family h ome built around lushly p lanted patio w/pool & paddlP. tennis court. Easy access to p rivate beach. Securlty ·gated community. $235,000 -Fee. r A COf..DWIU. IANK• co. 644-1766 2111 iMf .IOAOIJIN "ILLI 9'0, IN NIWPOAT CENTl'lt .,. and ffiU('h Olllrl' ... IJleJSe We're here to help! 1-:x.t-:CUTIVI': lli\HGt\IN 1&:z1111em ll•d. LACi<UMA HACH 4'4·65t4 Ii Ur. I B.1, S&S. )\;(!JI llu•UIClOft ludi MYSTIC HILLS he .i ch. c) '' n c r. I 1 c. 3 Bed 3 b th ~ 11q.,16• !16/1· IHOS rm, a , saun:i. DF.ANI-: llOM E view, view, view, Great THREE CAR <C~1 t C~,l~sworthv GARAGE REALTORS 640.0010 and boal gale J;I\ c fie\· Pr11fl'~~1onallv tleeoralcd WALK TO BEACH Drastic R~duction 1b1lily Lo Urn; 2 lcvl'I, I rlw Co\ l'. '\lpwpnrt 's Jnd landscjped ;\lcsa bedroom. 3 hath ht>ml· ll<I\ fnmt .m ,11 ti "iunmJ.: Vl•rtll• home on the l?Olf W Jlk to beJch. Shows with formal drnm•• 1 oorn :'\{'"l'>ll<" t•omlu \\' ~hi>. 1·mirH'. Custom l'~1brnul!-., hkl' a m0<ld. Atrium en· r ac1f1c Sands, 4 nr. 2 Ba. c x cl' u ti v e home. by u11pL onl~·. $68,000. b)' 5159,900. Agt, 673-7601. owner !'>:Jr..!JR'2 FAMILY DELIGHT &: paneled farnil}" rwui $2:.!tl CHHI 0 " 111,r Ii tel 11161 walk-behind wet !Jar, lry. Champ;11.:ne <'i•rfl('h, Own<>r s:iys offer. Vacant llil?b ubovc La~una ; HARBOR.VIEW Lo«aled 111 a \ •n ·>. raised hearth firer>lace I l11eplace t;,,r<.len view 3 llr, 2 ila, HV lot. r\ov. laq;c 3 hdrm .• 2 hath clUSIV(" ne1ghhorh~id ~)II I I.I\(' 'llll)\'11)11)1! LO srll? bedroom +.formal d,rn· ~:~~.~;:· ~·.;n:~dry .~oom . $49,500. Ai:t. 558-7752 home; many extras. Dbl. cH?RMMEESL a rul-de snt· strrl.'t Full l'1:1l'>'ll11.•tl atlstl111l "l'll. Ing. seApa raled family etl •·a'11'nS11,·v·"~:,·!,~:,5l flsl· 7 HOMES fireplace, lari~c dining ~ i s• 5 . L L rnom. If ('on 1tron111g '"' . ""' ,,,., . rm .• private brir k patio. Comer lot, 3 BR, 2 BA. ~;.~1 98• vo. l;,\ 'BolboaPeninsula 1007 BKH,call540·1i20 '"~N 1•19 "'"1 N 111 u"'" UNDER $60,000 largo fenced yard with family rm, proressionai· -= S~LECT ··:.:?:.~~i~,:::;.:;;~~~· TARBELL I •~lftiMtl r.~~~~,:~:!~H~~~ :~:~.~~~;;;,~,. ~, m~~:~;~~,; ~i~~·~·· T' PROPERTIES 5 Hll , .l lt,1. Sl6 l.5()(J --Please call for an ap- ·llllt. '""'. SI :11,0" "# I In Califomla!" u o; n l m ' n l lo "'. ~ N~•-~ U!G CAN VON CC 9...,,d. COVINGTON 211H&dl·nS12f1.soo 8-1:!-25:15. ~ lluu;.:Ju-~ morchome,Plan2.4BR, 4 PLEX l\l~1rsh11ll Hlly_G_1;, .. 1000 ONLY DOWNTOWN H .B. ONNruci.·11sruNrosENic<•. ~OW 211.1 llA, J c:.nr 1:ar. Prof. J 1:. Year new house In [ 499·2800 dee:, well ldscpd, cor lot. ~~lli~~.~~~~~~~~~.:~~~~;~ ~~~F~~E:~0~!M~,:~A •• L!?.~~ NOW and THEN 1:!~~~~;:~~· ~;~~;J.~~:a _ Clff PJll\ll FOUR uN~~EAN v•Ew ~di~0i1!;~;r·4~~ • J"lll J"lll \\Jll \OU 111111 sul'h twn 1· II · .,,.,""'I --l bow ~·011 t.'an lw t hl· 111 oud · • 11 prrcc :\uo,."" (2) 1 BR, (2) 2 flR, 8 opp • 3 BR + 'tor_,. ell"'arll'l' \\ra11t>t•tl · · f tl 1 1----------11\\ncr of llm, 1m1k 111 • 0 lcntur~ 21/Sur ca ly Irvine 1044 "llraacs,.quarter blk to 111 the frnc·'l tr<1tl1t1n1wl c"" I 1-1 c3ti 7r.•., "' .. ....EWP RT RE~· ownersh1pumt Grcal 111 ... E~R PARK .•. ,.,. 1 • ·• • "'"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Spacious & " 0 SHO J , r h ..... "' la,f11un St•t Ill fll 1' ,_ _______ _ \1•stment or t c l.1\ Fr s h 3, 1 • & 1 ,,. 1 1 ---------c·harming. REDUCED to lmmac:. 2 Br, den, 2 ba • . ~hl'ller an·• appr""1a'11111 c ., a c a1sy on Y ~• •~ioui. ,-,J,hll l' •H"a """5.000. JJI f th t "' ~~ ' steps to a i:raso;'. jl•ll\ tum. tlus 1 h1·droo111 . :J GRACIOUS _, x eatures ruou • 3 bedroom owner'!> uiut view pu1 k ~ "alkmi: dts· bJth ht•llll' \\ 1Lh ma~"" c A CHARMER! . :inrl c·;1rl'frrc San Lurs /\)I t:;IUC/\N IIOM'E Ultra mod kit, new bltns. ~;~~ 1~~!~'i~~~lr2001;::1:1'~ lam·e to ~.111.i, lw.11'11l'" I m•plal'C anti J>d p,..,,, Ch:irming home "ilh 3 He}' condo; 3 hdrms., 2~2 _Reallor:r; '19-1·7513 or tOOl !73,SOO. Uy owner. 2fZ its. For mun• inform<t n •kl1i.:htr111 r1111111\ ~ llh•d l•l\et will ,;ll1~1v h1.•!lrms. la1111lv r m dl'n. bath:;, i.:orgc11us home,1---------•I Cedar. 612·1228. Ope~ llnn call 116.1 Ciitii 1111t:n :!toll..,,, It :1 lir :1 h,, the 111oi.l ll1scrdc 11\\ nL·r' I'.· Jn v c 1 v var t.1 1 n away from trurric noise . Beautiful mountain &l_s_·a_l_ts_·u_n_J_.5_. ____ ,. .._.. .1, 1 ~. , ",, , , f;in111\ rm h11nw" 111•11 & ilow11to\\ 11 · .• n·a of 11 U 1\1 any amen 1 ties. ocean view from a JOxJO' HARBOR VIEW [~-I l111111j1 clini11g tnt lud1111.: 1£ .Quai·I ~ v,t i·n"'' 1• 11ancli11jt Immed. pussess. wooden deck. Just listed o-n Sot/Sun . . • ·. a s umpl111111' lll J~lc•r 1hrunut. l'l'l<'t.'tl tu :.ell ;1L r-, Sllllt' \\ w11111l hrum c•dl· Plac• "i:J.50(). this large home. 4 Br. $109,000 ini.:-. & l'>t.1111 l!l.1-.s win Prap•rtiea . Cl'nlun 21/Surf Ht•ally Jbn & !am rm for only Phase 3, JllO de~rce, no· tl ('lwo; ll1.•1l111·etl to to 752-1920 5~·7Sli! • 536·1'174 S00,750. Open house Sun· ~laro VlEW. Nico deck, Slt!J.:"100 1•ooouA1LsT.mw1>011 HACH day 1-4. JlH Donn SL upi.iradcd 2br & den, Belvue Lane DAI.BOA . .I u:,t lh ted. Custom built home on quicl slrnda. PcrfCl'l for the tril•yclo set. Nc>~u·ll\ Call 644-7211 ------------Lag Uch. Absentee owncr/bkr. LEE llUGHES RLTR. Drive by 2244 Port EASTSIDE C.M. "1n NIGEL llAILEY & ASSUCIATE5 tennis cl11l>, ocean ;111d Costa Mesa I 024 boy bcadl('s for 1\1 •>m •••• •••• •• ••••• •• •• •••• anti Ont! :~ lll-11&·011111, rlPn .ind dl111i1g room. l..11'1!1.' ·IOx IU() fl. lot. $137 .SCHI MESA VERDE £'rr r1•<1 tor llllld\ ~i1l1• ll11ltln1 2 ~tory, ·I hdt 111, :1 ha, form cfln rm, f,tfll r m 1'•1111 1·11·11111 ~ '11•w SI li,1HMI Clpcn hou-.e Sun 1·5 :!029 ~w.111 Dr. 5'16 2'.!77 Call 510 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS S©Rdtl~-/lcZNS· Thol lnlrig11ing Word Gome wi'h a Chuc He -----UitM..., C\AT I.~----- 0 ,_,_ lefte•• of tt.. ,...,. ....... bled ....... d. be- ..... 10 '"'"' '°"' .. _i. _.cb HOSNAM I I' I 11 I i---rR--T"O_Y-Y-V ..,lrT-11 ' I I I 11 . ,_._,_...,.._NT"""......--1· • W,,tn 1 man .. ~, t wom•"I WE I T Ii I I I ' .. IO m '"Y htm he P•YS her •h• ..._ ... __._.___..__. grca•t:al co"1pl,mt•nr pos ,ble ,---------.or etu1he11eods her - p y G H u s I ... is I I I I I I O eo...oi..,. "'• ch..c"• q\Hlltcf by fdl••o '" ·~· """'"9 -d YOU de ...... l•Oll'I l•tp Na J -.tow. r r r r r 1 6 ~~·t:1"~N~~~' umu I I I I I I <:01"111•r H 2 lot with :1111{. 21lA hf>tlll'. Adi\'I' 1!1•1111 I.\' Shop vi1n,11Wl' <! t·ar µ ;1 r H 110 m to h 111 Id ~l'l"•>tl<I unit. <: n •at prtec Sf>(J,!)00. CALL 640-6600 co. ·-··- l·:aslsidc. 3br, 1 l lba, Ir!; lol. ~.000. Owner. Call 495 0733. Open house, S:it/Sun. For s.1lc by ownN'. Eles;:a nt )lcsa Woods home. 4br, :llrn. form din rrn. den • 1Gx32 hnnus rm. pool size lot. rror dnl 't.I & lncl-.r11d, lmmac. All aml•nilles, walk to f)ark & S. C. Plo1 .. 1 S.'Y.l,000. !>17 112:1!1or557·21S.S. 83J.13S5 499·1731 Carlisle. (714)327·3773. MIST AKE? l~~~~~~~j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Real Estate byMiNAY No-it's Lr11e-forS52,D5-011.---------•I yo 11 to 11 1• an I i v r· in HEY GOOD LOOKIN! 01111 'l mi,.~ 1 lw; i.hon> J bL•cll m . l '\lury 1'001. home-in pr1·,lli;?<'. lr:wt llpi:r11tl1•' 11r q1111l1ty & pcri.onn I 11ed t11ul"l1 A matt•hle1os '._1111(', Need quick ~:lie. So. 11 .ll 71 11!1611-4456. lrvrnc ! 1'hl s is the lowt•st prkc in town so II you WI.Ill yo11 t•,1n W:l \C: it i:ooclbye: For dctuth, call 8.J:l ·33!!0 ,\ R ll n l. SUEftlNG BEAUTY Lease /Option llas just nwakencd. Gen-we will make a deal. Nd tic eorth tonc11 & sort well a family to live in our dccorulcd roo m s, former home. 3Br, 2 ba cnhnnC't'rl with floor lo + fam rm. Hy owner rerlin~ rnirron1 in Step 7S2-0283or640·0166. Amtl. 1lov.1\ l.H . 4 bcdrm Please leave name & Lantlmark, Wnllpopcr & number. panellnl!. Attra1•lh•e1--------- n !'I g h b or h o o cl .1--------- J{,/an REAL ESTATE QO('I r,1.·n1u·r. '>t 4<.M 94 7 I \4? OJll> WALK OH SAMDY IEACH Enjoy 6 tennis courts, 4 pools • all private, oil close to this 4 lx!droom. 31-\ bath & den home. All very charming, all only $190,500 NEWPORT Poot Hom~ Exclus ive naycreRt orea. 3 Bit, 3 DA. 1''am1ly rm. Calh<'drul beam c:eil· 101:11. A r1.•11l bargum $A7,500. Co II for ll l>Pl. , 645·3474 IE DLUFFS, modlrtcd "W" Plan. 3DR, 2~ba, oompl r edcc w/lrg mstr suite. Everything -new thruoul, lots ot woo<!, mirrors, wallpaper. Sufl('r patio w/DUQ, wet lrnr. Pool. $84 .~00. 752·8141 days/ 640·2039 c:'Ves & wkends. 7"11~ U 54l. ' HAUNT EW, 2311 Chrf Dr. 3 Br. Rv owner, 5hr. 1•\lla ('ov ExN·ullve ~&S fl nr, 4 Ba, ~;n•fl pullo. nL•w paint .11~ ~· (),~ ner. Wl•b(•r S.\9,!JClO ~1110~111 ll i;~ao., ___ _ THIS HOUSE Fam Rm, formnl dinln4, f1ot1t thru this beautiful 496·72l2 131.0136 31Aa Ba. Aat Open Sut /Suo 3 b d r'm . V 11111 It c 11 j~~~~~~~~~I &12-4603 C:J Cold~ll Bon~~' D p 1 t 1026 ullr Clas~il'~ ·I f\R , pool. •• '!'!~ •• ~.~••••••••••••• N1•w ln11i1tc. lmmed. OUPLl':X w/0('1•an vu. 2br, lbu units. Onl) 3 yrtt ('lld. Alwnys rented. $110,000. . . po!'l!t. ldt'1'l loc. $71,000. ANt Wull y llunn, 1147-6100 ------- llnnover l\;oct~l hom c.,._ ________ •I HOTN_E_W_l-.I-ST_JN_C_l .... Includes plush new•· c:urpet!f aml wallpupcr GRECIAN VILLA Nwpl Shores A·frunw. 3 lhruout, formal dlmn2 Plllus·lieaulllul Wood & br + ful'fl rm. $68,500. room, 2 A/C unit~. Thl' Tile. Waterfall. Guest Also huge 4 br, 3 ba, 2 spirits will say "buy thi~ house. Oc:un View. Too 11tory. Prlc:esjuslslnshed bcouly at only $76,500' many amenlllt!s tu men· tro $76.950. Call 642 ~. t.lon. Property House. ·red hill • Ju!ll ltil th Markell XI.NT ARHA, coiy 21od LE£H~~ RLTR AQ. fl. home. 5 HR, 3 Rn, ~~ .............................. __ .................... ______ _,_ SCUM-llTS AMwen a. Cloulfl~ 8010' M4CHOIA•I IMYISTMINn 17141 4t6-77t' Ol'EN HOUSESUN.ll·S l~ Btlfost Ln. West or Goldc'nwc11t. Mrth ort tA:.llnl!er SG9,000. ~uper, super 3 lift. 2 Bn, p00I home. Bkr 1Jl>7 1112 r.,r>:.:'·7500 ..... llS.5 .,...,,.1...,1 DIR. den. 2 frplc'a, l•u .._. ,...,. "' lot. patio. Boal/RV area. Xtras. $43-3168 • I • For W. Ottiet-.... Eat• ..._... U•fwwl•4 .._.. Uwfw I t ~ ....... u..;. ' t • Hwes UdwwftMcl DAILY PJL01' .. , • ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. oeh I 069 ftCOfM rroperty 2000 eo.ta Mne lZZ4 ........... .._.. U40 .,....._ 3244 IHch 3169 .... lw1h u.tw.. 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BRhQmt'.walkLoiolr. 2Rft.2hba ......... ~ pravnlu p11rkin.i. full <?M.Newlypulo~.cln. -----"GMNDOPENING «.2bJtuw~ach.pool11 1ndur!,""~ Wilson Co11U Mun wnnb,bch,lc1ch\a.~7$ llill,dera,2ba ..... S4'7t ~urltybulldlna.Leaae, Steve75266T1daya. Step e to the le!ll)IS l'OUrt. $!17 sou • 210 Adull.s, ·$3.bO. mo. Open mu. arunr andd. ~14&1 2 BR." Pool ........ $47! S.$00. p/mo. Agt. 1>&4·'1211 u fu-3600 m Trln only rull tlll>tltiO ,.-, 6 30 ltd 11°'30 "BR Pl A •uw •••• 11 "' fitwn4 & 10 l'\I •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 : wee ay•, , ·v. •TWHHSE·S400 LSE• "' ' lln ......... ..,.,.. Udollle. Lovely 4br. 2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• life -~l';W UUIL.DlNC tit 0.C ~c~k~;:.vall. Nov. 1• 2 Btf2 nu. •Puclouurns, ~ :~· ~ ~~· ...... ··= home. Frplc. nil clec kit, ~'W CARP~T • ·gOod ~nlry In 1n.: 1 "°" ias AlqX>rt 1000 Lo llJOlhq. ft. 97 · • krtch .,. /1111 bllru. rcfrUI J lm· 1-'R 2 &; · • · · .. 5495 dbl gur. Avail "'nlr or yr-Coiy 2 Br, beam ceil, tlcit. Btack Uuy J Br hme 1o<Jui.tru1I cuudomutl~m New 3 br. 2 ba, del4chcd me.: I'd, 2 ~vl pa\108, dbl San Luis Rey : • : : : : S62:i ly. 873·1334 Miter Sl'M . patio. ear. Nwpt Hgts. • ~$9,!ISO. 556 8111 foronlyl01 <1.luwn.l'mal front hou:ie of s plelt, gur, W/opnr, m,ln)' 4BR t'R SS50BLUFF$ ti 13 nn 2 Nopet.s.$275.64S·1682 Strol'lthepathwftysofl'lplneforest.Meandcrpast Owner/Ai.tt ~bai.e ol ~oll l lrvin SJllS. mo. l)rivo by Jtl7 itll'lll, t>xclu:1ive be11eh um'. .... :::::::-.:: $475 bo Lotcl~ c~~eon\x'lt.' & Lnr 0 3 RR 2B A on tumblingwaterfalls andqulto.-tpools.Llstentothe SC.Cle t 1076 (;l.'nlt!r. <.:all J uh Monte Vista. wuJk a1eu, clbse, poob, Alldwehaveothersfor ~I $500A~l 6H·1133 p ~I S I at llG F. soundofbubbllngstreamsandgrowlng thlngs. ~n ~ Al11trom 1714 )97!1·9205. Call 673·1181. Jacuzzi, walk lo bc&&ch, lmmt.'<llntc occupancy -. --uaetbo'!· ~.1!an ..... 5 wlt·h· 'lbur adult ii ....... __..t home iit Pln~k Wlci-1' ••-••••••••••••••••••• h • • schl11 Dave "" Fr ND ., "· "'"' · .,..., t-'"'-" .,. · • • • •PH fo:s I l> Jo; NT l At. Lott for Sal• 2%00 3 BR. 2'"Ba, ram-rm, t blk ~,0~J;, ~:3701 • ii.A tl,11>rr T~~ec homo 6 mo lse. Cull Mr. Cole, A total retreat Here you can enjoy unUSUl.ll ~ nElGllTS ~!\1,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• from grade schl & • .a!I u , • ' 8'75-26S3 an Zpm to see. and luxury. Super Ph111 E J lilt, 2'• ATTENTION llulecrci.tSwins & Tennis Rc:tl1:c. 3 br, 2 ba, ou cpls, !,l>:i:.:b~e~a~~P~~-d~ M1t, 'l'be Jackson Group, BEAMONGTiiEFIRSTTOCHOOSElhebest ~. rknn & privatt• BUILDERS C:lub.$385.mo.S46-ll.B7 drpis, fenced yard. 2 Car nul~t.' Wulk to s~bools: Ltd. loaltion,thobestarrnngcment.theoolor1youwant. rewner trund11rrl'd & .. ~u r. $335. 963·4569 ,.h I I b Do, It. .., I Is ~ .. , I pool n · NORCO AREA UrlghtMesuVe"'e J llr 2 5319545 Agent nofcc !I ops, teon s cu . •---hfu Im.ct ntwa 1wo enn courts.•~w1mmng Q ::f .. ~:frllAllf'NkV• 2".i/\C'RES Ila, Fam Rm, 2't plc'll, ' ' · $775/mo. l.~u. Refs . .....-•mH "' plusunlquevoll~llpool,Jacuul . • m·~A LTOHS · 192 4121 hfr:il for ~uli di\ 1dln~ or $450.1754 lowa. &14·1836 llenl/Leaso a Br. 2 ba, < * L~S~S • &t1Hl775or 64S·2240 i;;.:, .. i~··;;•••••37()6 · Stind volleyball court. Mounniln lodge clubhouse with "~15 Ot!l ;\1ar, San ct,·m i·ountry cstntt~· J.ot~ of Spuc 38r 2bn i'n 'I"•~ r r PI c • co v, dk I' at.' 2 BR sroammermor mos. >S37 .. Deluxe 3 UR, 2 lia. ocean ••••••~••~••••••••••••• flrcploce, conwrsation plt, bllllards. ~souna. Ill'"' ~·1mstru1: .on 111 urea · , : .. . " ••u c.:n.1t/drps. 1 HI c li.'m. • ·•· ••• · · " , · .()tl88 Pm' sale by ownr. A.,)<urn1• llwrwr will hl•lp 1 inuncc \ crdt!. C~rd vat10, dhl bl' hoot. $350 mo. ca 11 3-4 BR. fart). rm ..... S.IJO view. $<l50. > rly. li75 Uayfronl·Yearly .. 3 llfl., 2 Huny to the good life and then relax. ~A loan.' C.:r>l'1l., ctrp 11 . 1-'ull vncc ~ 15.000. Ai;l, frµk. ch1ldrc11 & Pt:l llh2·ll043, IU7·7206 2 UR. don, dlo rm .. $42 or67J 2988 l?u · lower unit in pnme FROM $265 TO $355 4lishwshr. r•t11i:c. n•tra.: . 1;;:1 7fi01 OK. 556-0l2S 3 BR, 2 bn ........... s-125 Oceanfront. yrty. Dix 4 So. ~a Yr r o n l Io c. lndudln Heat & Watet: No Lease Required. uulo gar door. ~w 11n po<>I, . Easlside S260 2 br dbl ~ Ur La Cuesta. lnelds 3 Bk, din rm ........ $435 UR. 2 bu. lower duplex; Beautifully furn. $675 Mo 9 · ~J.IO Ucb. SUJ,700 l'll;Mob1l•hom•/ 2300 JarSo •lsok.t'ee • S?ardener . co unlry 3BR.d~n,FR ...... S450 fr))l .. lau.ndry rm. S6SO. WILLIAMWIHTON OneBedroom.OneBath ~-7911. Trtr'Pl'tts g.1: i:R ••1 •05370 kitchen, e uslom up· 38R,d~nrm ....... s.iso Agellt675.7060 Real Estate 675-3331 TwoBedroom.TlllO&lh ----------,i••••••••••••••••••••••• "am enta s.54 · Rrades. SS.SO mo. Belly, 3BR,dm.rm ....... $475 1300AdarnsAvc,.lnCosmMesa, OWNER WANTS NEWPORT BAY S225. 2 br garage singles 9till-445GA~t. 3 BR. fam rm ....... $490 HV Hms, Carmel 3 Br IGl»oo Pefti•sula 1707 oc:ross from Orange Coast College CTIO 700 Lido Park l>r. ~pets olc Fee ' ' 3 BR, FR, DR .. ~ .. S53S +FR, nr park & 4ichool. •••••••••••••••!••••••• betweenHarborapd f~ <f;J)t'cta~ldr O~Jll vu, 'rhe l'..iunery Village Main Renl~ls S40·S3'70 2 Ullts ~o~~~eat New 2 3 BR, FR, DR ...... SS.SO $575 mo. 6"4·7770 Beaut. 2 br, lite rum. Q.()t. ' (714) 5401300 only man. to heh & MobrleHorneP;irk ' sly.4 r a, ~mrm, ~-· Nexltobcach.$300-$325. • • NOWllf.'NTING . I UH 1 Spat:es available Cozy and charming 3 br, plush epts & drps! dbl . NEW 3br tnhse, lge rms, 962-0505 manna. . 2 l.r. I C 0 L• s ls 05 ba. on quiet c uldc!sac encl ear. fnc.:d. patio, & 552·7000 frpl. pool. $550/mo or ---------1 c--..... M-182 CostaMHa 3824 •1yced for 1111ic.:k 1ot1ll' pen rri, a .. un, l · b I y $500 Call s~gs I kids k Casta MHa 3724 __ _.. -~... !IR 936 Call r r 1 675 3835 street. Lge cov patio. a con · · • .. ,, on sc, o ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-·• ~~ ~lSOISKZ . 0 mo. · · fencedyard beauldecor 9683119or 968-330t THE ... ·· ·· biS-1666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DL...'<2Br2Da,upst.airs VIEWOF '•HlllLLTOl'tH :f\U'l'Y.Rentals W/l.'x t e n :dvc use ?I ;t;°r,0.iua.2cargar.,lge V ILLAGE. · ·.: WESTCLIFF S37.50WEEK&UP privacy, xtra lge, Uk OCEAN&CITY immaculate 3 HH, 2 BA,••••••••••••••••••••••• waJlpuper. panel & mlr· c ul-de sac ,,d accom-REALTORS •Studio&t DRApls new, e ncl Jbl gar Lite, brirht, oiry, new 2 •frplc. sh,1kl• rool. twu Hous•,Furnished rors. $150/rno. l sl mo modJLl•sboai &ramper. ESSEXLANE •TV&M:11l1ScrvAvail dsbwshr, wlr plJ, N br, 2 ba, rrpl, d/w, Jl_;itros, on lw.111ttllrll) ••••••••••••••••••••••• rc1.1l & dcp. in advance. 20122 <.:uYll t'r. s.JSO mo. Greentree Homes. Dtfl Exec. Addrci;s. Lrg •PhoneScrv, lltd pool children or pets. $415 jacuiil, gar. s315 • ldl>ctxl l'ur•ru•r lot .f u~l Corono del Mar 3122 556 8979. !JliH :> l!).l. 2br country ktcho frplc spacious immuc. home. 2 •Children Sl'ction 675·9216 642.7992 llstctl al 0111\• $7:! ;>41tt ••••••••••••••••••••••• d -1 1 ·. pd 1 •. • k &' 13r, 2 ba, lrit hv rm ut· •Low monthly rules. • 8En:rt1\1tl-;'lt\ t h • 1213r n~wlydt•corale 1~w l • H kY I" ncsc ,nrpoo.,.,pur lachcd d e n . A 2376NewJ)OrtUlv<l.CM •••ON BEGONIA: lrn NEWBREEDAPTS ,_;. ' •· • lk•ac• 1 011'c at l r.vsta lot ' S300 mo 1st /l~~l urll u · ... r,1:c Ul'b 21 • schl 551-2776 "Oph1st1"·atcd r~r1t.·1I 1n ""'·9755 or "A5·3967 m"culate, ch armr·n,. 1 br \Y/lort. Gnrane, pool, ·nr.ALTUHS 1!12 11~1 C:O\l'.:l\lt1iunt1l.Junt:IS." . .'· . · : · • Rcntth1s~1arp 4 r. 11 --·--------~ ~ " ..,.... .,.. " ,.. 0 ~12l50<.'l.\1.1r.S.1nCll•m l'h-.\t•t-.lii:l:l510days. ~;,~~2~<W l. s.t93847 or ba homl' for unly.s:195 WoodbridgcTwnhme3Ur A·l c.:o nd . J"rpl<' in ----bedroom apartment. jacuzzi, lrple. Gas & •r---""'' ;, mo l\uls. pl'ls & smgll·s 2 Ila, A . c. ui>~r01des, kitchen , Sl'lf clcan111g SUS CASITAS L'orner lot. No pets o water pd. t~rom $260. Other Real Estate OCl':.\N FllO'\;T Dplx 2Br. !\les·c Vl•rdc Countrv Club 1."011~1tlcrecl. Ind g::ir dr takt: & pool priv. 610.85~2 oven, elec )!ar aloor. slu· Minutes to NB. Bach & 1 l'l1ildren. $350 monthly. &t5-4411 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21Ju. t rp!\', P~ 1 r·ot11I. S1is1 . 3 1;r, 2b ha, ram.rm .. opener, I rpl1· ., ~lnral!c ing lass windows. garden, lllU'urn. Adults. no pets. COLE OF NEWPORT r---------- Mobile Homes ~·1.n~l·~·: ur :Stloo/ yN11l). rll'wq>ls .. ctrps .. painted shell .'lot :-..•n ice porch. Univ. Pk. Villu~e I . 2 elc.S650Firm.548·7300. 2110 Ncwport lllvd.CM. REALTORS .Enstsldetriplex3br. -For Sale I 100 b7.l:>-l.l:! lnl. l .tl7S sq.ft.. imrnac. Cull WnullH6·137t story tnhome. 3br, 21.2 675 5511 2 ba, trplc, yard, encl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -B--h 3140 95 549 1864 --ba. lam rm. frplc & sun· Nwpl lights 3 br, 2 bu, co_r· S30 ofr dep. W/:Jd. 1 Br • g ar. Adults. no pets. • i.,· untin<jton eac S~, · 01~· , • or \'l'ry mccly dl'coralcd in tleck, xlra dean. Im med ner hom~ w/1>a~oram1c ~arllcn a pt. Puol. rec A vcrv speclnl 2 DR for 612·1603 ~r8R, lav rrn & lld\\'ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:\es 5Hi·3651J abk ror terror. 4 BR,2 Bn. frpk, occpy. 5465. ind. ll'nnls. ocean v iew. Liv rm, ar \>a .S215.7lOW.l8lhSt. special person. Ne E2brlntri Ix w/ ar ~~61~~lh, >h. 111 $l:!SU 'Ulks lrom tkean . .:\ew 2 c.corge bllns. encl. yard . Vucanl. pools & jacu:a.i. 552-0736 fpr~c.:. li:e rec. rm bnck CM carp. bit-ins drapes. Pb• g: • I I fir "t u t 1 rn $395 ..... "'i2 "158 """ n• •1 0 patio New crpts parnl. ' • nr shops, 1 Y.z a, adHs, ----' \. .. · J •1· .111 1. 1 br duµll'x. Airport area. · uvnna, .,., ·c, or ....... .,..,i4" r . unn S-165 557.8968 5~7.8717 beaut. trees. S300 refs 63'7·8828 (714 ) Go~rcial plu.,h i·pt.s & rtrp:-. dbl Mon. lrrl( .. Ulll inc.:I. Hunti-"'on y P • ' . or G i9Cllltic: 2 Ir 644·4848or 675·3255 • Property 1600 1•111'1 ~.1r. fnnl. IMtao. -~ SIHll .\dull only. No pets . H....l."!~. 3242 UNIVEHSIT ARK \ 1 $25(). You bet they're un· ~.Side 1 Dr loft, bltns, •••••••. •••••••• •• ••• •• ha I 1·11 n' . SlillU I' ..i 11 !>l!l-Wll or 5:iu 2173, -r 111. 3 Br 21 "l Ba + bo~us LIDO ISLE tlcrvriccd. Cleun. That's Duplex. lower, 2 bed rm. J crpl/drps. $225. 'lli8 311Uor!Hili·3JIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm, Xlnl loc. A\'arl :-:ov 5 Bdrms .. ·H1 bu . dan. why this upt won't last bath. !'tarnge, r efr1g CallS42.6243 BAYFRONT 4 Fanlas111•tlerorin&out I ttr. 3 bu tuY.nhousr I S-1!!5 . 517-7011 or rm .. 1..im. rm .• i.tucly. Jong. Puriril'd water. slove 1ncld. Xlnl loC.t---------- -OJlu (' hurltlani.:. ,.1,..1. aqunaBeach 3 1 8 llr + d1n1ng. l·om1 s11..irkl1ns:: new c-11 1111 X:l3~1215 Lar~elol.Sl200Month laundry. lots of j?reen SJUS/mo. yrly. Uarrctt &2BRgardenapt,fprk. 1.1l·ul..ir 'll•\\. h1\u111111~ •••••• •• ••• ••• • ••• • ••• • paneled & y, all paJ)i.'rcd. :SI iU. C .ti I '' L 1 I a ·'. . . LAWSON.REALTY h1wn, l'oven>d garages, Really 642·5200 dshwhr, pool. pvt palio. \'W<'Uttvl· ol I in•-. ,\11 ,1111 lr~ llH' sane!• I llH. St~l nt>W c.:pb.. ~purklrni; 1·e1ti.: Kit. 1:111 ur ti Iii 5-tSti c\ l'S lilli\'. I' ark. 3 HR. tlul rm. * 675·4562 * off-s l. parking. Adults, C t M 382,. nr. Irvine Ind. Area ln'C'>lffil'lll ul SiiJCl.fMHI 'r I\ 11r 5750 y, nt.-. l Lill lillns. lpk, 1llil gar. 3\'aJ • huge frpl. ut.riur;i: 'ault· no J>('ts. 2020 Fullerton OS a esa .. $195. toS230. 557·2841 BILL GRUNDY \\ loll :0::150 \~t I'll ii>.>I appro' :"'ov I. Hcf's, lrviM · 9244 1.'i.I beamed l't:&I s. i.:atecl Altrar Bril(hl 2 br hou~c A\e. t lblk K of NewJ)Ort •••••••••••••••••••••••1---------- SllO. wtr pd. 1st &-la~t + ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• entry. pools. Jlll'UZZr, ten· w y" rd. N \'\VI) I.... AH·. I blk So. or Bay, t-:AST SIDE l & 2 Br. lik Br/2 Rr. l'h Ba, bltn. ... Realtor 6 7 S-6 I 6 I 1 ~Inn H.idwlnr hnuM'. ~too. lklum.lable f>l't 1kp. llam·hu S<il} Jnactum 2 Br. nis. i.:reenhl'll loc.: · $150. furbished. Clo~c to lu·h, Costa !\1esa l. &.12-8690 lll'W. From SlllO. A<lul at.lits. no pet.s., gar, av111I ine;,;,e Property 2 000 Stt•.idrl~ \':'i':l~';j~tl. 518-69.tJ den. p\l pul 10~ on i:oll 5.52-9305 552-1776 1\i.tt__ l>l'hb. hobp. 5375 mo 331r. no pets. 130 E. 20th St. 1111. 645·0527 • • •• • •• •• •• • •• • ••• • • • • • . l'Ourst· 5495. &.10·0m17 Tt1rtlerock Plu n ., 1 br Cl.iy St, N IJ. !Br furn apt. Adults. no 646-0505 C D . . . . . ~br & g..ir. nu t•hllclren, ----.,. • --pell>. S90 mo. 187 MMA 2 r, new ll.1\'l' 111> to $Xllll,tMIO 1.1,h 1>1.·1111 •11"' """· •1 llr .l lt..i pC'ls . .M~irried l'PI onl). L'ni\· l'k P rinceton. :I Br d!n',::&fam.rm .. l'\'Lyd · 3 + .dl•n nr 1 Br. S515. Fullert o n t\vc. C:\1 Ncwadullwaterfronl ap lhruout, fncd, gar, $265. 10 1n\1•1-1 111 11111t-. .!I. law 1111 \'iit1>na l>r <kl S2~\0mc• c.ill5-18·0111l twnh~t.'.ln•shdl·t.·or.Slt.'5 vrew. S595. mo. &ll-7770 yt:arl y. Wolk h e ath, 5-18·1356 in:'tlcsaVerdt>.lkuulifu Won'lla1it!4:>9·4'115 C'omm'I NO\\" t.111 lflOO til ·11111l' 1 Sl'4MI l'<'I' mo roo. 611 7770 or 552-70<J3 pools & tennis. 615·9791 or land~cap1ng. t:xcc1> ---, ------- 21:1 !1~7 !JI l!I lhrsmt•ott ai.:cw/sl'P~ur. &\2.5991 ;\l rs.J. LCICJUftaBeach 3748 twnally rtl'h interiors. dultf •. i;ldcl&2 .br,e~cl. ~-~~ ~~~r(~l·~~~~-~~r~~r~tl,~'i° Newport Beach )j(;cj S25o ind lnds1·png. lsl. :lhr + d1•11 or ..a hr. 2 hu. LCICJU"CI Beach 3 249 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1&2 bdrms rrom $275. Aar. Pool. pnt10. Lrk..: ••••••••••••••••••••••• last. +-StOO :.t'l'. 2110 F H .. lrplc. 838!1 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Ur 2 Ila <lplx, fplc-. l blk lk1l·h. Near bcal·h. Util Mesa Vt•rdc Villas, 155 new.S200·$235.644-0871i ~:o'.:~~ ~.';;.~~ ~~;~ ,',:~:~: Ii.\\' n•nl.il. furn, 1 Hr. 2, z \\' Jlnut. Kl'Y at 2Kll. i54Hi800; C\'e 61<1·'1fm:J RENT A.LS lo . b1•h, new rpls. drp~. pd. $195~S225 mo: S65 wk. l\lc:-a Venlc Drive• East. Adult E·sldc 2 br tnhouiw lh1. ~:llllla." 1l11l'k ,I\ ail Charming 2 br i':usbltll' Ll-:ASESAVAILAllL.E LAGUNA BEACH ~~~~· 1!~aul~~.c.:li.i;;"t~i~;~ l43SN .~st.49·1·~50li __ ~~.~~l. J\lesa . (714 ) l\"~ ba. pn~io, encl. Jtar'. lur pwr ho.11 Wrnl~·r rrn· horn(' $275. nrn. No dogs. t.ive 111 Irvine Village. OCEAN' SIDI-: OF llWY c73.7681 or ti73.0!)l:I <'lccun \'ICW $225. Uhl. pd. ___ No pets. Like new. S28S. Distress Property! 1,11 '"' ~ 1 h lw S'l75 11111. 5-18·668CJ We hove homci! avail. for AT VlCTOJUA 13 Ei\Cll. C11l o.r s n.:t:. ok. 1-~cc. 2 J3r l'h Ba Twnhse hrk 644·0878 1 can luul at for) 1111. l'Jll :'ti n .. l.onr.:. 1~1 1 861:! B Toro 3232 lease in •• Private pathway leading M;un fll'nlals, 540-5370 fplc, i:ar, IJ!C patio, ad Its. _a_r_g_c_J_b_r_l_o_w_n_h_o_u_s_e_w-/'/. Jl4.oal'h a1·c..i :.1w<·1uli:-.l. Walnut Square to beach l sl "ualilv 3 Bluffs. 3 UH. 21 2 bu .• un ... rt B h 3769 no pets. 5275. 2417 1-;ldcn h f 1 · & l'rohatcs.f11rl'l'lo'lll't.''· lknl 11r 'l'll ;1ttr;1l'l1\c 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Runch Cal.llomes l\ORu c''EDAR .. '10~:.F. furn. townhouse .... ewpo eac Ave . 97!1·1658: Ev bal s . rp e. pnl10 b •r1krunlt'l"'·''l\11r1·1· hr, :!'1 h.1 llaC'k ll;l\,','lflr··•nu."ailinu.tl'nn1c;, I\.., 1· 11 u 1~k Ill. r ... .. r I II ••••••••••••••••••••••• . J,!nrnge.ldcalloc.Adull!', u ,. • c. ~ ,.. IJ\!l'I" 1c < niv 2 , 2 Baths • 2 I g c . l'ro cs!>. < ccor. • anla . . f..16-7027 111,·1·~1rm•111 111111wrt1t.•:-. \'111.ii.:l' 'l'wnhi·N 2 l'.&r &. ('tub fal'il. Showl·a~e Cul\•crdalr Col.Park fireplaces. All bi It-in tion shullcrs, nict• .:rl•en· 2 ~r. 2 ba fu~n. lll .llsl St, --. 1 .. • =.95~; pcls. 6-15·3381 or IJl'lnY. 111,1rl.t'l prll 1· j!.1r <.'lr"lom dqis · P<Wll. hmnt» l.akc Forest. S 1:15 2 llclrm, your choice of 3 kitchen. Stained nla~~ bell. SliiS ;\lo, ~ t•,irl~ ~ mo. \\ 111tcr Hental t /\SA\ H.: I 0,lllA .. •n Johnson. Brok'"r ~l!'i(l ll\ll l'l'llt .. r SH:!.!l(lO 11111 1611·82 I!) r M 10 l '"00 " fi75 33.1.1 an 4pm l & 2 llr Deluxe Un fur ""' " II · rom""' 0 ~ · windows Mui.t h·\\'C ci.-ll'asl' · • · ___ . • · $100. 2 br. Applns. Singles · II --· "t' !1t;x1111;.1 :1 bdrm, your t•hoil'e of 11 · ' '. ' • f or l'urn. )!a~twlr p<I. k 1J h b r l.r I tit if;,,1 I!\ 1" \ arnnt. spolle:-s. 5 mrn lo from $335. to 5475 l.'~11. rcf~re~ces. ~:'tin: lhl! Canyon. l'o~ >:ol l'r~ Spal·mus 3 Br. i Ua, nr Allulls·~o pct:. Sec J,!alc o-. eae rom er• c" -, House' Unfurnished S.U Frw~, 3 HR TY. nh!.t'. 1 bclrm .vour choice of 6 t O;\t~I ERCIAL STO~t-. & '1ew lcJ\ cri.. t·.ll•l!allt ~ t>;..,wh & 1.uto Shop,, S-12 1,1101• rec rm, elevators S!5· 631·2011; 547-2501 or 6 U •t L B h • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • rrpk. u, \\', 5350. 2172<J 1 rC\m ... '""to.,. '"5 or office rental. Sl'pnr ,ale bdrm • 2 ba townhutr.,l'. mo t;;:1-:! IK5 525 Victona 612.8970 819-1060 nr S· onq eac General 3202 Lake\ 1:-.l.1. 1.akl' F'nrl':-.t. -><"'~01~~s hlilj!. & r est rm .. at wel har. u1nrnr.: rm . ·--- -· --X-tr--1-2-t--1-1-. -b--d Only S 79 ,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !H&-046\1or5~6-0255 R ...... CH RE "'LTY 1'1cadilly Circus. SlliO frpk I.ex: on .:oll l·imrM· 1x:1-:.\~\'I t-:W l Hr furn. WHY NOT? a ~c Ws Yi j 3• ~n· \\' 11 11 k 1 I I .1 -"'"' "' Mo .. ELEC. & WATER 5675 · Per. mn., , 1.,1;h \riv rental .. nr 3b1h St. • rm.1 U /X • rp ~· pat1 io •. r mor,• ian ma t• ll' rt '\T 1-.;. I. all re woou Foufttain Valley 3234 55 I ·2000 l'i\l D I • ~!iO Ownr 1'.\ s. 673·9105 Sunken ltvanl! room poo . , lra • x trn gt p..iymc;t:-. \·ill i~·~ H:!X:l t1.1l111 httlll\' l'11l11r111,hcrl ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ~ ca~l'. t:nlhedral C('1llni: closets, encl. gnr, adulU. ur r,10 H.t.. ' i.:nl ' ,._,,,. :.! .. 1111\. ;tllll. :!II\, • 111111-. , . , . . , MISSION REAL 1 ' Bay & Beach Realty 2 hr. y, mtC'r rental SJOO. 2 bedrooms. l'\: bath!> only. Pel upon approval. h'.1\l' ll:t1tlc ~ 1111111h1·1 Ir\' k1ll'l\\'11. ltrl'pl:w1'. :'l<E\\ 1-.Xl-JC hm<'. 3 llr 2 Una\'. I k. 11. 2 br. 2 bu !18SS. Coast, Laguna 675-3000 (213) l-l5·59U:l or 1213) Allacll\'d gara~e s:l50.646·888:J NEW t .11 )!.II al:l'. pool. J1,1rk. 11:... W('l~larD. ram ri~ t11h10":~" frtllr.;1ti:ihc~n;1 Phone 494-073• 111.911:1 Washt!r/drycrhook·up --------ll·nn•~ 1•1111rlo, .. \-.soc'. S500 182211 C\'Onw()O( · l'CI " mmac. . ·me.. Pvtyardw1U1patro 2Ur 1 lia, adlts. no pels. (.'11,l•llH l>11t1l1•\\'' \l'I Ht'l1 Slt'P' 111 \\ .111 •1 200'' tl1•pr ,I\ .Ill Ilk I 1!111 1111 tlul·:-p.r11l \\ :ul. 'l:m 10 ~12 .139~ tl'.'nnis, pools. 1acutz1. Panoramic ocean view . ...,..__.___.___~ (){'!-:AN l·'HO:'\T J br, 2 l>:t. i\dults. S3SO. mo. Encl patio. dshwshr. nw· l.1•a:-.l' s1:1;, mo + .. ''.1'. Fircµlal'l'. 3 br. 2 ba. nu ~~~~1~11or 871·GIOl , Mr. n<'w exec 3 br, 21l_ha, 2 ... 2 Bn. on BEAC:lf in nC'w, di> .. 2 car i;ar FUXllOl.l.OW Jydcrt'd. Wcsls1dc. $225 1111..,11:-. L~ll 5 11 ·»l.H qils, clrps. OW. R IO ~pll·s.sn50.499·2B01. Chrna CO\'t'. Furni~hc<I. W111t<.'r $5:i0.li73·6610 VILLAGI-; 675.:tt:IG Y.kcla~·..iill.J ~.175. 9r,:1.1569 53t:l515TUllTLEHOCK 3 Br.3 &1rm.priv.vard.ocean S3S0 1mowi11l<'r -fi21W.Wll:.011.C M. /\1:enl,noftl.'. fam rtll,2 Hu.1.gi.'~<arcl vu , l'ull} upgraclc<I .... Eblll'l'l :illy l argl' Apartments __ 642··199l~lil2·4226_HuntlrlC)tonBeac:h 3840 COVINGTON :1 lll>ll:'tl . I h.1lh .Hunt1'ftC)t-onB•ach 3240 11rpurk&1')()<11.Sl!l5mn. hardwd firs, frp lc.:. mr+Ucn. Frontyurdr-; Unfurnished EASTSI DI-: l"abulous ••····················· .. S"Oll e let "33 "87" "rl.'cn park Wllh a \'lt'W or ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR PLEX lll'"t>l•11·" 10102 :\lrldr·l·1I "' ~ c.: t 1. '" " " Hob<.>rt Munr~ 497·3647 " htr"e O'"ners uni• 2 Jlr , "'UIET·ADLT·CLEAN ' • ' ' ' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ •t , ' lht• watl·r. lJ0 :1l ~ & Balboa Island 3806 " ~ • "" Prnl1• Pl "" lll'r'~l111> 111111;. (;11nl1·rt, I; n•\ i• ~W. bl LL!l' 2 11 ll. I '~ Ba. pulio. ' g . or 752·ti671 Spyglass II ill SHOO/ mo. ••••••••• ••• • •••••••••• b a Iconic s • b ca m s, 2 Br 2 lla, nr shops (11\ a lml'I\ tr ... • l11wd & la!>I :s;~1 dt•amn.~. Ai;:I. lrplc. i.:ar. pool. Quiel COLLECa ; l'J\ltl\ I llr, llillsuk Jlidaw:.1y hsl', ... l.kcan,fro.nl hom~,· .on Little llalboll lslu1nrl, 2 Or stora1w, like new, $275. bch, pvt patio, gar $2811 510 055' f 2' B 1 1r pool 1 I I l ucluits 1111ly nu pets. mo. 960·1279 11 trl'l't 111 '1'11 ,l 111 . 'I .... .1tl11ll Townhousl'. J ~II am rm. ~ t. r · w /\'1ew. s:12s. Ilurr} ! 11r11n.e e!1~n1>u <1 01n unf, 011 Grund <.:anal, tl-lli·OSOS __ ----- Jkilrnom ... :! h,1 1h pl11., __ t<d1cuch.S285.8!18·21i0 :-chi & park . S150. 6-12·3850Agenl withJ llr.~7.iO/mo. bo;il dock tic ui1. Yrly MAGNOLIA GA Rl>ENS t1n•plan· owrll•r " 11111t Balboa Island 3206 1 . 2f~-, lrll I .. -m7 ~173 L Hill 3 250 Waterfront Homes S:l75 mo. No chilcln·n or LRe 2 br. 2 ba. J\/t;, JJh1,:t l\\11lt1•1li1u111111111h •••••••••••••••••••••••1.,.,~l· '!.: ptrl. 1>._1:·1 1r,·,.1,1,,,,,, .. ,,. ·i llr 111} aguna s 0 l 6-·15500 6730''07 di>hwhr.Nokids,nopl'ls. • , ..... ,.mo.r1rs.ab..,1·1 '-'" .~-... ·••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-140 l>t'~_!·»··_r~ • l~lo.~k"rl i:l.1r ii.:1·, I .',l\."I ;-\\'I :-.:T Jo: ll 2 111< home !lli2-77AA, R'.19 RK83 i:radell twnhme f Walnut 1,0.VEIS 3 llr 2 Ra. fplc. B°'boa P•ninsula 3807 5240. 962·1800 1 c1 :int fl.1111" !'>1.l l .. >1M \1 lpl ,'(c t•.1t10 S3i5 \l o ----Sq). l'ark & pool. $315. . h I 1 rc•kt.•r r11 "II' I .1111111 111 WILLIAM WINTON '.! llclr'. ·I hlks beach. S2K5 ~12 97&.I rplS. dra1s. l kruo':it. ~I!: •••••••••••••••••• •••• • ADULT-SECLUDED \ 1tcd '\ •ti; \ · 11 o1 t "5 tlllllo. nr PAr s. 5 ope; asmrnc Crl·t•lc 2 Bit. & ewer. Fr slding 2 br. 2 2 Br 2 Ha, patio, rll•a11 HI'. \I.TOil ,,;; :13'11 " Ill: ' \ ..i · · -· k r I\\,.,, S:~ mo 54!1·1!16~ 1· II t ba. bal"onr'0 s. en"I. 2 car· !N;M llliSi .ill I p111 TurUl•r0t• I hr. :1m rm. · ' , · . . den. new. lleaut1 11 \' 1 c '-~ ~ Nr bch/shops. $280 mu. I' I · Bolboa Peninsula 3207 --R<'Cll'<'. Comm 11001 & ten. 11.\'~ e\'s, 5-IG-3656 as k for t:or S7!lj Al!l til 1 11.tJ i.tar. walk Lo ferry. \'rh 960-1279 Placw ., · ('hiltlrC"11 w<'lr nnll· 'wpt Shnrr-; :t 'htlrm.<I t·n-./\4knds. 1138·1"21 "~ g\ IYTHESEA Quall ~ •••••••••• _, •••.••••••••• 1111 :! Ila. "' arl !I l.i sssc1 mo &11 .. 11:-,; l1l'Ul"J.!l! ::. 3 8 s . 6 t o . 4 <t 2 I ,1 ... El"RE'H' Pr I;· ,lllr. -h.ith. \• "'"' from qa;, rm ~70 <;recntrcl':-., 2 llr, c.:lo•w to Air Cond/Fplc bath. nr lwa1 h 1t•111m \\ k1h, UVES UP New 3 br deluxe Lnhse. DpWr IWa ll,I\ ht'.11 h 1.m d~ \ ll'\1 ' . mo " . -ll.rrk. l>t.11>1. ,1·hlc;, :-.hup 3 Br 2 Ha. t•pts. drp'I, \\'1th hl·:im'. 11111. 1·0111 TO ITS NAME 20l l4lh St. 536·171R 1•000UA~ss~-~~.!~111 1111cH ~t!•l\rh lii:-.1.tu l Sl1:1rp:tBlt.1-'1b:1th ·pani.: !ntr ,:1111 11111. <bhwshr, F:1m Hm, l>in pat·t111·&21:.1rp.1rklllJ! SJ'i5. \'rly 2 br. 2 ba. 2 ------- (' 11 »t 11 1 1 h11nw s:n:; mo. \'1ll,1l!t' 75'.! !10541 Hrn, dn~e lo fwy. No Ll'a'c al $150 m11. Unr :-.ton·. 2 rar encl. gar, Over 500 tall lre<'S ond 1 2 br, cpts. pool. play ytl .. II .ll.'l'. -,>I'. 1·1 t1,•amt•t lll'°ll Fst ·11e 962.4 Ii I IH.'IS. 1~·2827 or 5lH 3\0ti (Ill" I, .. ml" ll 1· .11 1 cir·<, Ball:llll,\'. f>.12· 1603 n 0 r> e ts 2 2 0 8 A * UNITS * •·1·1l111g, I· r tli1o1' & "Ill • -•· ' REHT ALS -.· ' ' streams with wutcrfalls · • tl•l\I' •1111111111• ~1m·1• qib ." llr 2 U.1. 0 1>hwshr, blln'. L,.,....a Ninu~I 3252 !.75 ri1o1. ,:\r w· .. an ·, 2 Hit $325', J create a rC'laxing i;etling Delaware. 53G·095!1. • " 1 i; -11 I" 11 Tl 111 '' ~111 ... h• Fam1I} l l!Hn1•-. -7-.. 7 -· , ·~ f "'· · ·'· · -· · ~ • 11rl,111l!l1•1111h ~l.,·1r110 ipls. rtrp~. fplt'. c•11\ ,. "IR~··••••••••••••••••••••• llR SltllJ;lBRS250 or~·ourspatiousnew1 2 8n,tUa,ncwlydecorut 4~, ~I hO 1111 111 \ lr.11ll!l' Hlv 1>11 0•1:1; .dt lipm pallo. ~5 213/:'iOO 00711 :l llR, 2 Bn ~3:1s I m111•c·1·uble :I br. 2 ha, SanCJulon 3278 ~lar-lhall Hlly_675·1GOO or 2 heel r_nom a par t ct.I. Rarage. $200. mo. t:ounl). Abo 111:.! 11111h C d IM 3222 --:JBRR.21lra. ".12~ fr1>fr .. spacious yd:... apstrano • ml'.'nl11. forom $240. 536·2888nft.6pm.'wkdy~ ''''" ot1 1r1• h111ld111i.:' & Orona e ar 5 llr 2 M.1 fnrcl yet, 1111 :l ll .2 lu •• • ...... v 1 ..... 10 49-11930 · •••••••••••••••-•••••• :)2.15 Ulll pd. I lir thUll, t-'urn1turc avn1l uhlr. -c·11mnwnr1 ti 11n11>l'fl\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• n1·a1I ..... , nr \1"11, ·.··1•!11 :I llH.2 Ila .... · Sl:!:i t.:'lll'l."n. ""' ' • • ' l. k I' . S 11 t {)K A I 11 I k h L .., '" ' ·• :l llH 2 ll:i 5Hof1 --2 Hr 2 1\1\ Cun.Jo. c1H-i. I'<' o . · c1· • ma Pl' s . 1 u :s J B oc t.o licac . gc J lln1111l 1ww •1111b &. n • Ll·:ASI·: n1111h'' 2 llH t "hops.53Hli1!15 ·1111·2,,R ... • '",.11.,••• ~10NAllCll nAY drps, fplc, 1rn1ro, gar, ~l:unRl·nlals,S.t0-5370 only.Orriceopcn 9:00lo Bdrms. nenting now• ?".ah•,, \\'i• M'11• 11'1 ,inti di•11, s;mo 1110 ~n dog:-. • 1 • ,• a ......... "·" VILLA Very plush :J S300w/rect'ac:ll.5Xll517fl , .---li :IJO. 2300 Fa1rvi<.'w Uri. With pool $180. 212-2211 t'Xl'ha11i.;1'. fr11111 :t 5 Al!l. l>av\•S 11117211 Walk to lwa1·h. S285. 2 hr. 4 BH,2 2'1a ......... S&'iO ODll~I 2'·• HATH I 850 --Nr wall'r $175. Ul1 I. Jld. (;os ta Mesa. J>hon~· Huntington St. Call mgr million~~ o m1111th 111 111 Kt<ls/pet!-/"ni.tli; nk, F<'t' .TnwnhnmrR , sq. ft ' an;l pann~arnic Santa Ana 3280 Slv,& rrf. Sngls ok. Fee. !).15.2300 !l60·2Sl2 ,,.,.1m1·11I 111·11111•1·1.1 "12:, 2 hr chaplt''i. l~pl. :\l.1inll<'nf.11s510·5:170 ~UR.~ll'.1 ........... S;'l~.1 otrnn \'ICw. Refri g ,••••••••••••••••••••••• ;\l:1111H1·11l11ls51<1-5370 ------ Pla:-.t•1·alllor.111,q1p11111t k1tl~t1x·1~ .... ngt .. nk l•el'.-2UH,2 11a ........... S3!i(I h I" ~700 /t · 3Br p b·i SW Simi'\ L.ArtGE2BOHM NJ-;Ml0ccan 2Br2Da, mcnl now \l,1m Hl•11t.ils. :i 10 5371_1 _ :i,.~11~1 ~,i1_1~11~1;~~·k~~'. t.~ri· ~!Ill,~ Ha ........... S4~ "': BO~\D REAi:Ty\. An~. s~so. · j ~1 ·~; 111:1 i,~;i~~!:cii't~r)~:~·~i;·s. Mulls-No pcts·S2l0 787 fplc. newly painted & I nr '* ilt.:'n. tph·. nrwh 9ti1M45fl.lltl8·Httl6 :!ll11Hll·2~11JI'.'" ....... ~5':~ 831·911 1 fo;vc:<l96·4li93 +Sl50. Lrj( rt•nl·ed yd !'i:it:1lli17 W.WilsnnllU.612·0R:J5or su1>er ·clcan. Gar. iJOO l I ""I t I I ». ~ ". •, a ........... .,,.-.~ -w/•111l10 & 11l;1''h11UM' 524·KMOX306 1146·081'1 tlQuail ~ p.1111 l'I .... I'll)< II ll'aC \"' 2 llR 2 1\11 S52'· r J -------Cl ~llt1I"· S:l.511 n111 uttl tttl s1i•1. 2 br t-plcx. 1'.1tio • 1, .' • ..... "Ol·ean Vu, 2 Br Condo Pets&k1d11ok.5150:lll. CoranadelMar 3822 Bi\YMF.ADOWAl'TS Dix 3br, 2~ba. almost Place 111:J .1 ,i...mrn\'. lm\\'l' ~Ir Child ok. lleuchcomh<.•r, :l llH,2 • Ua ......... Sl!iO +lon'ii rm & pool Puc ---• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &21> 1 (' •. 1 •Pll!-wrti-Bimd11la111, 121:lli7fi·l2112 f1•eSl5.6.'l12011;517 2501 3 HR.2 Un ...... S.SOO l i;lanrl Viilaj!t'. /\dlts: llORSJo;PllOPEllTY 1 r,j:Wr,poo . •US"' new, Private put" 752•1920 or CH'~ Iii 111171111:r.l:> {•r S7!1 1000 3 OR. 2 llll .......... SSOO S38S &.10·lli44 & 548.2873 Sama Ana 11.:hts Ila ck water pd. No kids. no balcony, gar, oil bllns. l oua1lSTN1W"<>ll ""''" · 41lK,2l2Ua ....... Sl15 --·----· Uuy. :1 Or. ~c11urate din _.. 1x•1i;.From$220.646·0073 mlfromoceon.640-00!IG. • . ' -i i':"<tr:ih!<'2hr.2h.1r>uplc" Sl~ 2 br 4-plex. 1'icl'i, 4RR.2•,B:r... .Sl\15 MisslonYi•ja 3267 rm, fq1lr. lge rl1mp11'1 (61 ~"' Sl50 lbr dplx.Murr.cpl.3Br&2Brnpts.Nrbch, fl'1 plcx • w pool . Iii I ."li.1r11• l•'cirm.11 drn·". p els. s 1 n g I es. ••••••••••••••••••••••• room & corrals. S l25. Ph 'fl ea wart ~ -: ' : . ti pl\'. Jl\I p.11111. ~ hlk-; to Beachcomber. fee SI 5 New Custille 4 Rr • bonus 5'1S·25.J6 k " " ~ Non smokers only. Hl'fs odvance rent to responsi. ~' I n I <: I ~I ,, "' " ·!,~r,c. ~ No chiJdrcn. Slv. rcfni.:. clean. oil bltn~. Rar, nu !$151,500. lid 17ti2 hrh AH1tl \ov tsl. 631·20ll. 547-2501 or rm.3 Ba,airc.:ond&up· (lwncr Al 551 1117 879-1060 aradcd. 5495 mo. 96B·R342 Santa Ana 11.:ht~ 3111'. 11 '2 <.:ORONA DELMAR rl'Q. 954 W. 17lh 548·0358 blc tenant. No pets, leave LIVE-IN INVESTMENT PROPERTY 2 Hr. l Ha. patio. 11:ir11~e. SBR vacant near beach '12$ mo Hiii 1$21; all 6 3RA, 3 car 1tar. Unck l':'tl patio. 54i5 963-4;372 Owner·i; u11 1l \l't\ Suprrclcan.4br.2ba.nu " ba $350 mo l message 531H579 ---·-------1 · · 2 Br Townhouse, frp c. Clean lhr crpts d rps ---------- 2 Or 11~ Ba. fantastic 5S7·Sll07 Pool. tennis. continental stove&. retri1ot. n~ • IRAMDHEW• vtew. S350 ~r mo. Cnll Seal Beoch 3284 b.rcakfost. ~me ~cean & l'h1ldren/l>('t.'!. Sl40 706 J Ur $22!1 mo. 2 Rr S27S aft6P;\1 .~9'i·747t · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Catalina vrews. Close lo Ju mes SL Apt C. mo dlx epts 8paclou~ Mewport leoch 3269 Bdrm. IBu, no pcl!4, no shopping & fine beach. 1168·5280. rms, xln l 1o'cotlon nr .. 523 C.u•P'1,lll:flt'l ... E ••••••••••••••••••••••• children Walk lo bl'.'ach 1>11 2611 Adult.'i only. 2 br. 1 ba, utll Jfunllni:ton Cnlr. 84:11Cll • NOW AVAIL. * $ 3 2 5 I m n A g ~ . pd. Pool. Dllhwhr. Nn Bl\'d/1-:dlngcr Ave. con· ,.pocr()llS or mny ht• d f d rd 2 mailer with ~l'1111rate 2 UGH!! i·pts. rps, enre yo · bcrlroom l!llt'"I ,111,irtc·rs That "111 NOT be your Cur gar. $3S51 963-4569 To fulfill ~our l:ix -.h<'lt~·r r<'1oponsr 111 1h1" rnstom 5:\1-95-tS, Agent. no foe. OPF,N Ot\IL y n !l..'ll!I there art• two cit.• built honw w1lh ucellll II UN T I N{' TO N 8A.M.TOHP M v1cw. h:xtr11 hll' room!'.: 1 ' juxc units 111 aclclil11111 1 hdrrn)< . ~ b:rlhs & rami· !lARBOUR ARl!:A, 38R. Si1in hy 11/10 & Jtct SlOO. 'wtth wait1ni: ll't of pro Iv rln A l:1r)le enlerluln· 2DA w /huite family room 1-'Rt;l'J R 1-.;NT! flcaullful .Sp l' I' I 1 \ t; l l' 11 a II l ~ mrnl 11rr11 w W('\ l')(lr & & frplC • '!ear schools I hdrlTI. 2'~ btl OXCCutlvc firepluccs. l'Ullut<. un<I frpll'. llt•ah-<I i\wlmmini.: 842$/mo. CALL TORI~ home in Irvine. Pets, j!arnges T1fl top c•1mlli pool (;ull for rurtht.•r dl!· HE~l.TY. 8~6·1371 ... WI-. kid!, ok l 2 )'rs new. l yr Uon. Oulslancllni? \. .clu<> Ulll A1.,sp ll AV~ other pro· loal!e. 551.2000. t\1tenl <ttS149.000 fl73·8fJfJO ' pertrc11 for rt1nt. llomc11. --- ort,, 1119•" 111"1•1•1•"'"'' BAY & BEACH 1\pt~ .. &C<>ndo11. $1SO/Lse. Wooclbrl d ~e P~ ~ LI REALTY 67S.3000 --2+den. New ~:tut). Agt. l~~·J~i; Gourmi't kat, 2 !Jr. dt•n, 2 Call SIO 6000 j ) Spanomc 2 BR.+ f;tm~m . ~~~dc;;t"~~~~is~:.~tr': Nt'w Decor Condo lnclds -~ w 1 li;ic prl \' :rtr palto. ----rooi & Purk. 2 Rr, 1 ba. 3RR t 3 UNITS <:M \H101I burnmJ: firc11lnrc '!ossified Ad& 8ell big scrv. rm. D/W, wctbar, l'rtnc1p11ls onh + .:ar11J(t' Sil of llwy 1tem1. 'mall il~ms or AIC. No leHe $300 mo, Coit!tllnt-Riiy 631 11'46 S450 mo. Gi3-6651. any Item 6'2·5618. tWalnut Square> 675·lt511 ,. TlfF, BLUFFS, $500 to <2131592 2813· 2 br I"• ba, blk to bch. no rlOfl'I. S2Ja. 321 E. 20th St . venrent lo shpp'g & CWys. $79S per month •s..,,.nster 3298 pct!I S375 Dnve S. Agt. C.1'1. 6-15-4761 114_6·_4900 ______ _ Bit: CANYON, $750 to ••••••••••••••••••••••• &.1~·721l ,fl.'l3·0996ev ----L~ 2Br tBa bulconi or -I.sic bachelor. rcfrlJ!, · • • $995pcrmonth Sr. tam rm . Nrar 1 UH. r<>11ldenlial area, gd stove incl. Small cut ok spoc patio. nwly .cc .• HASTJNGS &CO. sch<'N!l11.l.rg fncdyd.$370 \'icw of N'can . 2530 $l70+gas.S4S·<tS4G $235 . 2~02 Flor1d!1 Realtors 640.5500 mo. Call 839·1558. Su view Ln. <Arthur) 900·22'77 Y.knds. M /W 11'. Har'bor View Horntts ---------•I 675-7000 aft. 711m. 2 Br. 1111 Ila townhou:w. art 7PM Quiet. pntio. Doll ok PAClOU-.-9--1-1--3 Br + Fam Rm. Im mac, I BDRM. 1 bath. fenced *Lovely 2 br. g 2 bu Couple!! only S22S. OHi . S 3 r n xtra~. Freshly painted. 8hort ynrd . 13925 I.a rat. tnhs<'. rrpl. Pool. Walk Joann.S48 7638 Avarl now. Kids OK, term. G mos. or longer Isl' Wt"i1tmlni1tor. $160. 1:1l. & l~h. Arllt.5 /no pets. S:l2S. --USS Contact Terry avail now! $$50.640-8522 L011t. 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Rooms 4000 Office Rental 4400 Business Lost a Found 5300 Help Wonted 7100 H~p Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••• •• ••• •• ·• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportunity SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Huntinqton Beach 3840 Newport Beach 3869 lk,mt ronnl 111 h11C11n 60' PER SQ FT ••••••••••••••••••••••• LO. T: Pkt11>i'. pll'a~c re Ar°rountmi.: AUTO SALES HOH ED ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~10011 h1inw "l'wport llil7\\ EsTCl.lfF.~B ••URESS. llOP•• turn my do.:. An lrl~h CLERK-SECRETARY l'rofl•:.,.11111Jt :..ill'!. 110'11·.\1.\KERs·• ·~ blk tn lw h 3llr. Z'Jh.1 k\'11. 1·:lt·i:.111tlv turn AGT.~11 50:12 l'r1mcloc. l.1ltll' · :\lnnl'y Sd. m.at~. l \r w Oh111 \',111 ous ,11 rou ntin ~ pc r ~ o 11 I' r l' ( ,. r l'nl1111ali·ol o pportuuitv I rplt-. b:m; 1:.! 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Irvine 3944.! hd1111lh.1lh :!1111;, i21:11 1117Ujj~l11rHICIH~!l5 lllt·al lor an1ounlanb. lll~n10n1'.\':Callnc1wlt•r l'l'l'J::il'~l a\':J1l\\l..11.t, nc'•'l!1r'nrSolikr C'11lur T11 »117\rollli:11l&1•11ot.. :'lllhth.1\1•cmnlo'>b& ••••••••••••••••••••••• <K1•.111 t11·C'pl.111• ~.11.1 ~" l'rolh.11·hl'lnr,h.1rc·hnm"' c·11n1r.,1 t or:. b7:iO mo ~r~l\~1 ~:):~,,~!1 1/ :~~.<'~:l.:11 21 llrlll'lpl11w5l7!1l!i:l n11lt>11t)ll'\•11'<I 1·:\1:l'lh•111 clinn.-r \\kdh, :!71':'11 11.111,p Top\\.1~1''"-'ln1 Rancho San p.11111 \l' irh i,1:1 :!:iii \I ,,1nw l'ool ,\-tl'l\111' •1i~1 :1560 o1>pnrtu111t:-ii i.t5Hll7f • ~PlltlTl'.\1.11 E \lJl".lt i·o lll'rwl1I:. md111l1·' I lll'f'i. n·q cl. 511 1:1w lll·nt"llh. \111>1\ to~,., un \\k' \ .11 .. 1111111 ;1111•1 Ii '' t;11.1rd \\'1•,l!o.111 t'orp, Joaqul·n Apts 0111 111 ""' It)'' ,. 1:. l '1" I n11rt~. 511 17% I so I Westcl1'ff Dr. 1,\:\l 1 , .. till\ I ,1('"11!'>. ~1 11 I' I h Ii I ... · • " mu.; au 11 l •1.''· ----------•t :!i5 ;\l1·l'rir11111·" \\ 1. tt1•11t1111: lrnm ~1u1 pd . l!t•:111\ 11m\ F1·1• :n2:-l El l'11m11111 lll'al 1trn1111 111,111'i11h'1· ,..1art!-11 \:'\l.l:'\C 1•11,1,,1 ,1 .. ,,..,.1 \cl11lt .Jpb L1•a,111l.! pr1· :II Jiii ll1·11t,i1, ;, 111 ;,,1;11 Nee d Cl Roommate? -.; l'WflOI'\ 1"111anc•1:il ('tr .J ,1n1tor Pa1wr S11pphl'" S,111 <.:lt•nwntt• l'ur •• 11111. ll a' •11 h 11 c· & Ill ;111' , . BOO,KKEEPER , 1 r 11 , f '\ Leasing Office Space EASY DOES IT 1!12!n11 1!12 •1t:1ti mr.ri• ~1l'"' 1111"' '·• 11 '"'1J.!1'\\1111 .. 1 .! hr 11111 t>.1111. "-~r ·CJ)ArulJHu.wTtD <:.illonSH<'\l,an<1::•·r E!-l.iblt:o.hNI:. \r" 1n t1.111kl''t11·r 0111\ . .' ' 1111' "" rn mu ~11 ~ h.ilrnll\ \ h'\\ ~.1.1.1 \lo \ l'rnr.• ... ,..11 ·1 ltuummJh' Ci 11, G 12 :11 ll l•\l ~ lti I r v 1 n t· I 11 d 11 ; \ r 1 J I Tired ul ll<11>li Tu ht''' \J>tih l't'I '1111111·1 I 'u111.11 I Huh l'l l'll!lttu11 CARPET LA YER C.ill ;;,2 lilClh I \\~'Ill\' l'•·• i.:~•l.i 1 uh l'I' fi-l:l i.H.'1111'11i:1 !l:.!11:.! 111·:1.1• \'ti(, Fl:\ I> Tll \T . -('nm pie' on l'tll' -.air','(,, t>.111· l'a1 l) 1'.1kc T1 "'' OOCUMENTQR II\ 11w 'al 111nal ll.1111. -"< :-;,,,Hlhurl.! .! hlod.s ~n. ltll',ll'l' l'C><l.'1:'11 \1'1:. Business Rental 4450 icl " ·o111 \I ·0 '' l11;11n11nd 1~1rb, ~1:1 :nuo l•:.o 1-: •.• S;i11 l>11·r.:11 l-'r\l) SI'") t 111·. 1111111 ,, •• , .. 1,. •1k. \ .• \l'I m ... I ••• aj l'I . 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Garan•s for R•nt 4350 111.11\{' offrr :;1,·,.:10:11 7 :m Sl:'\n:rn; 1\TTH1\l'TJ\'t•: SANTA AHA ~"' " :'>4Ml 'Cl I\ 1111·1 ,111\.. ;Jrl'.I I l "') 'I'(' I ._. \I \'" h l alil11rn1.1 hu11 a.:.ol11\\'' til . ..fi.l!I:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,•. utal 111 .. 1 \l .iin ..... 1 o ·.,. S • .r. ,, wit lllll' 1·:qual()ppor l•:mplcnl'I' 1· r o 111 ::-:! i II . I 1 :1 "' •1 ... IJrJ.!I' ho11w m :\l'\\ l'llllt 1•11w ... 11111~· 0t1 hr,'!,} .10 1)l'l'l.l·:X2hlk-.h1h :1 11r :-.mi.:ll-" i.:Jl'.ll!l'' 1"r fl'l\I hi5Killl FLOWER lk.1c:h !-Cl'k' 111 1·nr \\kal.I' "· !I ~> .10 wl.nib .! H.r . hlt11', tph . p.11111, '1 1::.. 1;:11 j111 :!Ull~ :-.t. Industrial Rental 4500 ARRANGEMENTS r1·:.1>0nd \\1th i.cn:.1t1\'C''. t•---------•I J.)::!IJIOO l.!.1r. \'rlvSIOll.lilfi lt.X;J I unl t"H'l Kl\llMiK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;\lan11f.&l>1!otrrhut111i: !11srr1minJlil11? l.111) -------.. Ar'llhl'lal & 1>r1t~d ~ <J\'Cr (2;) -t2> \YJth nr \\'1lhnul loguno Beach 3848 ~l'\' rx11 t 'ihon·-..:? hr,:.! hJ Office Rental 4 4oo PRIME LOCATION 1no ,., .. alo).(111. st•lt'C'll<>O:.. d11lrlrm 1c.w:ir1I la'>t1nl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• clpl\ \\·.111 :\•1\. 11 ~:11;; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci1xxl t•"lpo:.urc ~:asy 111 v.in h<• r\•lu«:atl'<I o.,.1wr rC'1:1t11111sh111 of m11111,1I •11 C'.1ntr1111t .. 111clin ..,:!!'l:l. n11> fdlt Kli:J. PRIME LOCATION J.!rt'"' & cgrr" f>lt'nty of will train (;rl(l(I net. I.II\\ rt·!'Pl'rl &. 1·nncc•rn l'til 1111 I '" "•lt ht·n --GooJ l'\)>o,.ur~ t:a:o.\ II\ pJrkml!. On Hrookhurs t 1111wn. ,\gl 837 \;!Oil l'le>1!>C send phntn <ll!l' •1!17 :11!15; :1:1t; 11:121 San Clemente 3876 S!n·i.s & c:):lrl'!I~. J>l,•nly of & J\tlanla an llunlinglon -----interests to H1t·hard. l'O -• ----••••••••••••••••••••••• p(Jrk1n)!. On Brookhursl llcuch. ,\pprox1malcly COFFEE SHOP llox 7:.1. Cnron;'I ct,•I :\l:ir, I. 1-; \ S ~:. \1 11 Pl' r ,\pl \V 111 TEWJ\1' £-: ){ \' u . & \tl;tnta an 1111111111.i:ton XCIO MJ. rt. uf ~rounrl floor S210. PEil o y fl:!!\:!5 " \'11•". 21\r. I h.1 c pis. c.1ril,·n :.•'Hmi:. l~c· 2 llr. u .. .i1·h Apprn' 1matel) 'll·H·c. S!g ninJ.:. . :l25 mo. Xlnt ;\lom & Pop niwr:i· . -- •h I" 'Im 1· & n•l 11 •'. :O. I':> .1cllh, s;!ti.5 n111 :.? I!; \\ !iOO !>(I. It ut ground lloor C' .1 I I \I r. l' I u in m "r, tum. Good all H•a r rnuntl S<-n ... ntmnal ;\I ai.:11· ,\I cnu 111'! llll'ld-. util. \I \l.1rq111l.1, ·1!12 :l!llii/ SP:IC'l'. S1~n111g S325 mo ~1(;:11.71;7 l1)1.•Jl10n. SP.II~ 57. Short 01\'I Hook: IO!ol' 10 lh'\ Ill l~1.1rrl 111.>11, ){ 11 r l!I I 2111 ·llll S:IOO C .ii I ;\I r. l' I uni m 1: r, hours. ,\i;:I .. s:17 \200 !O day,. SC'lld S2 tu 1\rl 1 llftrm. 111·l'a11 vlt·W.:!lkfrm~S22Smo.IJ!iltm '•nJ.!11' m.11111" 111•1 son \\ del·k & , ll'\\, ::::!50 '.!:!5 1111'1. 11ld. :!lXll t-:.1,\ JC<'C'SS to beJlh 9G.'l67fli. l.OIHl' 1•lt•.111 . "l't'lll'l• ----158. Daily Ptlol . Un' Stnrai::e or llJ?hl mtg Maneytoloon 5025 l.'11;0,l'\l.!12Mf) c ';11.11111,1. '"7. 1!111102:! ('all 1!12 2H9n -------- N ewport Be a ch 3869 OCJ-:,\:\'l"RO'.llT 1u,11rv 2 • •••••••• • • •••• •••••••• br. d('n. frplc, 1)\1 !'lll'P" PARK NEWPORT tobrh s110.~tt1'12!!07 AP ARTMEHTS Santa A,,;_-3 880 J 11r 2 Bcclroorns and Townl11111~t's •······••·············· WESTCLIFt-BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH C\lln•r *'-'td1ff Of'"• •nd 1,win• Aff s:!Oll month 617> :1.r,.1~ •...........•.....•.... :"\t-:W BCILl)l:'llC ;it 0 . C' ht, 2nd & 3rd T.0 .'s ,\1rp11rl HKIO lo 1\000 sq. It. 1.0A:\S A \'t\ILJ\RLE andu~lrial 1•ondo111in1um., Crc•chl not important tor only JO•,, clown. Final 673· IAfl:J Brokc•r ph.1st• ol Knll/ln·11H' --- Ct' n l l' r . <.; ;1 I l J nh n Mort909es, Trust Abtrnm 17111 !l7!l !'1205 O~eds 5035 ------....................... . ~ r11m $32!1.!'tll \lpl•n !I() 1).111\• Storaqe 4550 Lonie One Bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOANS 9% l:h11ll111 .... inducl1111.: dis· -Stor.1gc J!ar:ti;:l• 1--:.!o1dc, Also 2nd TO Loans Call Mr. Howard 6 45· 6101 *SHARON'S* OUTC:\LL ;\I ASSA!; E ·l!i\.1· 122.1 *KAREN'S* Ol'TCALL '1ASSA<iF: 6P;\f :!1\~I 838 17RO Personal Services 5360 ...•.........•........• REUNION ~11.1 l'oo1,..Tt•111U'> l\1•rchs from F n,l11nn bl.11\11 al .1l1mhnn•" on !'.111 .lo,tquin l111ls lluacl. h\h...,lll'r.Sll05pc•rmonth. •l\IOFHEEH~;~T• C .:'11. 12"ll2\2K S55. 1''J1rcsl Tcrm .. :-.tnrl'l91!l F1r,1 J nll la!ol. Agl•nt. t 2 .I H 111, 111111 c:-. from 10·, 12· 1hx1r fH2 Ii:! 13 /\lhn mbr11 I hl!h School Sattler Mtq. Co. Closs of 1947 5lllu~5s. S l 2!i per rno ArlJ HV i.t11ra)!1• lnl. f'C'nn•cl. 642·2171 545·0611 ,\1rporh•r I loll'! 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Gardl•na, C. :'\1('~;1 arC'as. t:ur & phnn1• n•q HEEDED HOW IMMEDIATE WORK IMMEDIATE PAY *FREE JOBS* HELPMATES H \11\1 \I r>S: l>:I\. ·' H:hl ~ l<1•la..f 'hath <'.Ill lur ,1 llll'll Ill llll'llt. ;, 11:1 7711 I lk•.1111 \ il,11r ''·' 11,.1 \\,in\ I'd tnr l·'.I Toro .... 11011 II.Ii Ii l:J !IE \t f't ll;11rdn•<,:.t•r For l ' .1h.an•1 Cn11fur~·,. c '.1IIX17 .;1~22 BOAT EMGIME INSTALLERS \1111 I \r "'f>t·r rN1'd CASHIER V\• C'll••nt oppor l11r u1 • 1h\ 11ha;1I " I 'r n·l.1hld • \\Ork ,.,1wr11•n1·1· 1n our p.1rk101! t•1111tro l .1r,·;i. .'1111 "1 h ;1\ t• plC'a:.ant p 11 r ~ n 11 .1 l l I ' & .1 II • Jll.•ar;11lt'l' Coll 644-3389 !1.\:\I ·111 ~oo:-. THE IRVINE CO. !:>50 ~l'wporl Ctr Dr :\'1•\\ porl Bea«h Equ,11 OpfJl>r EmplO\ l'r ;\lu~l h,1\!' fl\\n ICKtlio & ------- t1•11nsp Top 1\ :q.~l·~ & ,1111 CASHIERS l11•m•t1h. ,\ppl~ tnS1•r11n (ht•r21. F llimc (;lll"I I V (;11,1r<I , W t'l <;,111 l'.1) 5Lnl'al1011' ( orp .. ~;:; \ld'11rm11·" :\h-troCar w ..... h '''" C'11,t.1 :\h''>.:a :!!l.iO l l:irl>nr HI, C\I ---. - Bookkeeper F /C 1hrutr1;dhal \1111-ll~JI<' 1·om m ' I photo :.t1ul 1n C \I . 1'> t 11 !I :1 I :l . l '.111 C' I. f: A ~ I N G W 0 :\t I·:;-,. wantt·d lrv1nt' Arl'll. S:l.2.'i + P<'I' hr . .\I 11::.I h,I\ l! c:ir 1173 781;8 -~t~een lllm ~:IP'I CLERICAL Hookkr•·rwr FIChg \hru TRAINEE T .A. Typin)! 50, rn11"truc• F'\111/part time. lg llrs 11 011 «...:111·r. S75U 1110 th11I~. 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I u,111111u-. l'" 1h•c·11r .11Prl nll 11 "' Two • •• ••• •. •. • •• •, • •. • •... \.our 2nd T U n 12·357:l :.:lffl.JbaunfS500yrlv l't. :! hr.:.! h.1 apt. \\1lh c1wn hat111m. 1"1'\ ----------C'allPalll.t•11111Johni.<111 15o5 t-:111hS1rPl'I '\o •14 111.al i.••11111 ~ 111 n1"111• OCEANFRONT El1\ator lo i.1·1·1111· l)l'IV. lllll~i<l~ ;\('('{'!'S, sn.~ in \\'A:'l:T~;l) l•'urnl-;hcd Announcements/ -5:J6·23:-,0(•Vl'S.01l !-:aria Su1tc·I02.Santa 1\11u ~nhc•cl & no M'llllll! llfl 835·8876 CLERICAL :1 llH.2 ha. S550 lwh I' art\',\' 1:.11111· rn11111 (·lt1til H?5·5 I II 1!~1>ulc·nc·~· lhapl<'x nr Personals/ I Cann) Shll 518·2380. 11111111 mrnh Work w 1011c t-IEWPORT TEtlRACE \ot;al ,~'. l'l•rll•1 l hl ml! --· · ( nndo 111 C.nrm\,\ llcl Mar Lost & fotlnd <•I the• mn:-1 1>0p11lar & Plca:.anl & 1•11th11,1a~ti1~ :1 H II. 2 ha c:unolo $.'iOO SEA WIND CONDO 2 llH. dc112 ha '1r>0 BA YFROHT HOME :j Hit, 2 ha. S21lOO Mo vrly STEPS TO BEACH ~lilt, 2bath:..S100 associated 8 1101( ERS -Rf Al TORS lOl\ W 9.,1b~a 6 7 • lU I nr "kncl rctrP;it (or th<' COHO:>. A Dl-:1. l\I t\ I< n;, ~uth Of Hutk llay •••••••••••• ••• , ....... Employment & ASSEMBLY TRNE ~lll'tt""•htl 11ro1h11·ts n pcr:.un lor 11arl t111w 1111~1 · :1<h t'n\urnuc; atlult S515. Sl:-.0. nt.x .:"lit\<'. am pk ~all Iii I 9100 lost & Found 5300 Preparation M.aturC' wom:in wanlNI the maa kd toduy. ,\11 111 tmn. 111 pr01lurtl\ <'. rnn mil. yrly. b c.:_49!1 211.15 __ .E_kl!. Al (. 615-fl'lOO Voun,i: mothl'r with WC'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• S2 so p/hr. Must i.pc.ak l'XllellSl\'I' 11rcKlut·t "hoc;~ ~cntal ofhre. Shorthand h h l 11 • S h-_. & i;omc English. Apply in n<1mc is ,, hous<'hnlcl 11 0111~1. Ornngo County Apartments Furnished TOP LOCATIONS '' al'N 5 year 0 < Loi;t. H imalaya n Cal , c V'V'IS • p e r 8 o n 0 n I y , wor<I lhruC1ut the worlrl. F~11r, 751·3217 or Urtfumished 3900 }I arbor area's best. 100 daug~ter. nco<~s a J Br. mule. ~lonnrc·h Terrace lnstructio~ 7005 A L T F. R N A T 0 ll Work in " V<lll th ru I. --.------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tot,OOOsq.Ct.FrnmSSll npl.Co~tal\lcs,1or Hunt. an·~.l.ag.N1g.Rcward •••••••••••• ••••••••• SPECTAJ.Tl t-:s. 74G W fril'nillv :itmospher<' &\LERK. Hnok .. tore. TH f; Jo:XCITJNG REt\LONOMICS. Corp. Bch. Nol ovt'r Sl 50. Call ·lfl3«i()7J 11lh St. Cnst.i Ml'sa. h;il e lun \\hilt• you cnrn Thu~s & Fri. \lu-.t he P~- PALM MESA APTS. Brokcrs 675·6700 Linda 531·52!12 1''01-111_d_:_F_r_m_n_l_e_~-V-h-1l-c BE A BARTENDER top pay. You rc<'Cll'<' u r 111 n A• d Y n am~ M lNUTl>;STONPT I Ar or Barh, furn apt, Toy Poorllc w /ropc 1-'lillorl'ort·t ime /l.ssodatC'R<'tl iz11aroolcC'd o;nlary + l'X _n_75_·_!lS_!l_$_. _____ _ BCll. Br-d ... •w Bldn. Nwpt or CM area. S175 lea~h. rnth/Urrrni::c, CM. De rl'ady to work as fl 18 OR OVER t rl'me ly lahc•rul com·i---------• u <'h l ~:.!HIC .... "'"" ., a &1.t4193 0 l 17 L IJ ao Pl\J professlonal bartcndcrin HOEXPER.~EC m1S!-IOl\&OOl\\l~l'S.Co11 ~ro~SI%. • Olfaccs wilh privat e m x. · IHG·nts u 1: · l w<'C'k. 1-'rce job place· lt"•ls &· oth<>r m1•c•nl1H• CLERK TYPIST A1l11lts. No l'l'L'I bulh!<. 45 Cenl'l n &<1.ft. in· Business/Invest/ lll<'nl asi;istancc. If you'rt• Ill'\\ tn Orang(' XI n I a II v n n c• 1• °' ~ n l l!ll>l Mella l>r. du<llng tttilil1c::.. J00·600 . f1nonce l. 0 s ·r . t: a I I i c• . Amc11can Uartenderl\ Co .. tcmpor,iril) dl1'Mll· poss1h1ht11·~ lor llnth mc•11 RECEPTIONIST OCf:/\N FRON1' yrly 2 (5 Blka East of Ncwporl sq.fl. units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i;ublc/wh1lr. Oct. 13 Vic. School unuinA your t•11t11•11111111, •'-wun11·11 . · RH.l Ua,dcck,Aar.q1ts. Blvd.) RoyMc:Cordle luslMss Mlsi;1on Viejo. Reward. ll041';.11th SL,SA rcccntlv <l•sC'lrnrRc«l TypcOOwpm.Con11lril1'· ~ ~,P.;~-.. .. no pC'l:i. $3RS . 546·9860 Realtor 1810 Newport Op.--•nlty 5005 ~-_7637___ 8.1-l ·ll'IOO from lhl" ~·rvu•c or for ..,,, <·x1x•r fl('('. '1111 rt' hon huckstrouncl hl'lplul • .. ....,..,. .... , C ,..... •• -«t•IVl' lull ()ll\ while lll'lllll Xlnll•>. IJl•ndll!> --. . l Y.: blk to beach, l rly. 2br osto Meso 548•7729 ••••••••••••••••n••••• FOUND Lub/Sheph r rrl , ----imy reason !'~·eking IC'm trainee! Y11u <:un work Coll 644°3389 J ~lit bch, lrg 4br, :tb.,, uw. unfurn . u75: bachelor ____ • f\lrn1lu~c & Pl(i":d MfR. mix'! .Creom color <cm. Lf~~N PIANO TUNING J)Orory or car('(!r cm pin). mormnl( •lr {'H' hrs. 0111~ !IAM 'lll Noon h dcrtd, no pct.s.yrly lse, furn $20() 960.3572 N , _ T & C l •Dress Shop, I l·Class! lit. ll<>lsa & M oiznoliu Easy method.Jow cot<t mt•nt. c·on11lrlcr t.his um· 10 min. hv, Fwy. riorn Hll THE IRVl ... E CO. S525.642·3443. • • • • u •:ll!K'. own oun ry •llOOKSTO UF. · RareQppot P lanoeonrr queoppnr. Ynuran curn " ., Shon>s. ~hop'g ~ntr. 539 sq.ft. •OR/l.PERYWKRM 1191\·4038 Stl·09llor58~·7647 s urrnu1Hli11g corn 5.~NcwportCtrOr ... Br, a~ults. no !ll'L~, $200. F.asts1de Costa Mt'sa. 2 br chvlded into 3 ofcs. S200. • 'RUG/UPm . Clt•11ner l''OUNO: Wallet., plea sq -S 196 PIR WEEK munlt1c11. \'nu owe it to Nitwporl Beach "l ~21 E. 16th Sl, N. ll,::Lc;. holl~e w/yard S25S. Boch. mo. OC'2 ~7 9-5 wkdys. •f"URNITURI'; Jlef1n call 10 idcnllry 54_,.4619 Jobs W..t.d. 7075 YOUT1!t>lf to al lc:i<,\ In· F,qual Oppor Em plover 64_6-_l_ao_i ______ _. unlls Sl65. Furn. Util pd. M 350 to 1020 l!Q ft Contact AJ?n\ Sum Crnnt' oft 5PM. ··~··•••/•••••••••••••• Rascd "" your produc· vesta.l{ale this u nu'lual · (.;lc>an & classy \ br Sinitlcs ok. 333 K 21st St. A/C ncwlv dccora.lcd. (7141~5-4170 540·0608 . Painter, cxper. $40.00 per ti v I l Y • co m 01' + oT~!°url hcCeon' ll!c3t3~111'one9l!c.'c--10 .... t-h-in-,,------- G I t • ,, . Lost: lr1sh Seller, nuppy, room. Coll Andr e oft S, ' C" tiV""S •. cx'r" JlrOfll " n " ... I w1balcony. Yrly lease. ~ir~r · Mostcrs. Brkr.673·1120 FLOWER SHOP s rno~. Vic Bh & Vic· 768.1479• ~nh ;~lng hon~;~ 'the Timclifc Llbrarie~. lnc P /limo C 1 O l h l\J: SlOO/mo.673·009.2...._ Rooms 4000 u You Need A StaCCcd & NETSS.1.SOO.MO. toraa.CM642·9636 H_tlp_W_ant_ed ___ 7_10_0_, Women & Men we are ~~;ti Oppor Employ~r :.~~~~~:.<'ca~~~~I~~ Newport Shores. 11"' blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furnished OHlcc, call San Franc111co style. LOST 10121176 white ••••••••••••...,.••••••••• looking for may be tired ~ 4500. ocean. Super loc. 2hr & ROOMS 825. wk up wllh TH F. t: X RC UT I VE localC'd in busy MnU, no m 0 1 e p ood 1 ~ ju s l ACCOUNTING ol typini:. foldtng papcMi.I•-----------------.. · 3br duplex npts . Owner, kll.chcn. $37.50 wk up SUIT F.. Renl Includes nt>arby tompcllllon. Ex· Aroomed Mesa• Ve.rctc CA.SH RECEtPTS warehouse jobs & work· for Ad A""t"On Collector for Agency. p;x: '71-1 1870·9203 opL'I. S48·9755or 6 \5·3967 f/Umo rt'<'ept., phone & perie nce partner lei I ur~Q Re<iulr~" medfClnC' Ing (or a limited inrome. '-l pr req. Snlary + comm. mail !ICf\ll('(', util "' ntta, forres 11•le. Good <loil . 556«)()00 Ext~n.~ive ~)(per. In pro· Work w/youn~ people. Call a Santo Ann Slr('n. Ph (or $180. 1 Dr. Adults, no pet.c;. BJ-;,\Cll Side Km. _Pvt IS2S PJacent111• MS 2682 bath, !ICP ent. w /~1t~h ask about d ascounL pm ~lcps to snn~; 1n l!X· ----• chnn11c f'br ev~n A tom· .Hc:111liful spoctous lu"<· pnnionsbip <'nrc. 1u•ml in- unous ·1ucho Apt.. Lr~ valid wom,in. not OOd· vunt. rM<' j!ardcn. \'cry rutctrn. Prel. old• pr1vatt.o. Near F11,h1on wom1rn. wtll conl'id1•t •~land. Youna pen100 on· mau1re cpl. Mu•t dr1\e 1 • 7M·0077 R~·~ r·Nfil. ~~·:I t11 Jflmtorial. Secy·~ & or.: lt'rms.AJlt.837_.200 Y cess1ng&rceordlnl{cuh Rapid ad\•anc mt•nl oppl Mr. llc-rm;111 equip :i\'aal. Newport ---FOUND: Grny roodle rtt~l)l dala. Reconc'lha {Wl!!sible. If )'ou're 18 or 5S8-8l7B center. r..io ~7o Apartmeont rnnnaaer. 1 T 0 y. 11 am 1 I t 0 n 1 • lion & recording of re· o~er & would oo avail. to Oa1·ly Pa'fol --------- hnndy person (~r 76 unit Brookhursl. 11 8 . Jackie, vt'nue, transfor " S\lm · Stl'rt. work Imme<!. to.It ltractlve 10<.'ntlon. 3 of odult rom pl<•x In Hunt 0011397Ho ldeot1(y mary or Clll~h fund!\, re-ootwn 9om &3pm AD-VISOR IF YOU rac:c.<t, n•crption. kltrh. & Bch. Fr«' op\ + l)trccn · '" t c d ll en' l l ~~ g er have a service to ofter cn- blllh, S275. l.ab & dark tnllt' or l.ll'OiS rent Write-LOST Green Amo ion 11naly1l.s & Journal en 539·1 Ill izootl.'C lo ,ell. pin<'<' 11n .ul rl'n. ~65, 176l OronJ;c, Dally Pilot od 11720 PO Parr~ Rcwtrd! Andy \r e. Apply Nat10A11l1-------642·5678 Ill the O•tly Pill\\ CM ~Ir. llan1wn. cvs. Box 1560. Co•Ui Mesa. Ma •n'!I Bird J.'erm. CM. SyatemsCorp.4361 Birch Closslflcd SecUol\ ••• ~ 1~11-__ Ca.92626 •te.2200 &.Newpart ~ach. Clnslried~-64Z.S67 Phone6\2·~it!. . . ....,w.tH 7100 W..t.4 1100 W..e.4 7tOOMlfpW ..... 7tlOHllpW..eH 7100HllpW ..... 7100 t.tormy,October25,1918 DAJLYPl\OT .Jf e~;;6~:~··••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·-..····----·-.:::;:••H•::,:••• --5 ~ ~1•5••;·:-,·y ..... ;-;;~-;~;;·;;~·~·;:: .r, W..W 11 oo ._..,. w. eoukhrw s• aoss ~ ' G....-ol O ffice ~• ,.... ~ ~ ltn med. opt>nlns In .. •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••:-•••I•~.; .. •••••••••••••••••• SUPBYISO R 1•crm1rnont. part limo. INYENTOIY Por relltel'Qent ro-ror Hclualv• chlldrcu Newport U.acb 41 lira WlLLINOTOTRAVELT • t1lecve roll rd Ion MulU MilUon JJoUor corp • aldence. 'f-3, wlmd.I nee. ator• In South Coaat per wk. Graveyard ahllt. US diploma preferred. . •AUGI a ISTATI SAU aupv. ror u hlah volume s t aHani; nC'w nfc lo CONTROL CLERK Varled dutlu Incl Plan. Eapor . only. Unlrorrn..• rum. Wkly pay Tralnlna " aul1nment 8 pieces Early Norttue porcelain, loV• • c:ompu\.crln-d ret;ul tol 'r v Inc . Net.' d • n . IU~rvblnai facll., dll• ~ w/ovuom ,. paid " c:. an Slate. Ol' Europe. Up ely fruit deslPn. 12 o"'", rare Spode l :tlonsystem. Mln2 )r1 lhu ~lt1 '>ll c poallive penslnJ medkatlon, C II r I t I to suoo caah paid t _.. ""' tl'ccnl (•xp~r. Worklna minded µc:~ple to in· Maintain materl11 con· switchbrd. Mature Saluman, to distribute iJ157J..9°~ n erv e.w lined 1 t.e c.iu china plates (1843). 4 only, 1873-1890 T· kllowl~j!e or rompuu·r lrot.lun~ 1111!~1,K·nlli~e na· lrol ne.ord• via :i woman ox p ~ r •lfnt at Hdware A Sta. · ~yRcc:i:!r: •· Haviland plates, 1pairrare3~" Jade c0Jlt'ct1on IH 'lt'lll'> II l1on11lly known products keyboard termlnol ... w/Oerlalrlct pref d . tlont;1")' l\Oret, Ora.nae. Service Station Allon· l~MHa Verde~. pheasants, 1 rare small red Jade pi\USt. Mul,ll·&l.ik phon(' from our oft'. i-·rec pork· i.;en'I ore duUes. Mu•l 4!M~ LA Co. Van required, danl, expu'd. Day & Ollt• Meaa MIM026 cmaleei 1·1790 Cbampleve' French "pcr.rl'qcl.Ac~ounllnJI 1011 & Olhl•r benefit~. know 10 key by touch. com mission bash. F.vC<c.Pull•p/Umc.Ap.1---------.. 1 ~icpu. hl'lplul. ~knrl n ' plc·aiuant ~urroundings & Rt:et>ntexper.deslrablo. ftACKAGUS S48.83QOforappt. ply, Shell StaUoo, !71.b le u-L.-..ai enam ed bronze ink well desk set~ 11ume, m<'ludm11 sulury J ..,. t h e N Excellent co. benefits lo· Female. 12.~ per hr to S LES I M h 1-·lne NB ~-N Carv~ Cbin .. se table Cb8ll'' & cablnt l """'uan•cl le · N \CS t'O re ax .. -v u mosp er · 0 l d k ti start. Merit raises 1531 A • p/t me1..: on l tu '• ' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• eu "" ' ' ·~.. '· ' • · ... x~·r nee. & 110 sellln11 cfu 0 1 w ,5 vaca ~~ · Fri. 5·9PM. NO cxper . .__,,, . 1005 ' Colonial boot Jack (1795).1·1840 Maple , Box 2820. N\lwport involved. Xlnt oppQr for a tcr 6 mo•· ll pa •i MC)nt()vlaAve,N.O. nee Will tr In $S ht &-rvle.e Sl1. All4tndants, _.. .. , . amo'-'-g stand, 2 Cloisonne pieees, 3 ~ae.h,Ca92G63. cJ ·•n· l Call holld•Y•• &roup In· .,._·Inf ,....a1,·7 1pe! · full&p/time •• Eirper'd.••••••••••••••••••••••• '&.LI• u vun c ~r ~~ • l 're &ut aoce starts day otPartUmoMonthruFrl, "'"4 o ...... M -126'.. Apply Ray Carey W d rl Cblne~e r ugs, beautiful colors, 9 ~fROLLEil, Medium ¥J~r~~~c~~in/;;~u~lhp. turo &manymoro. g~m g11~~ounter SALES Chevro~. 604 S. Coaist Oft e Gftd drawer·dresser, 1 girl's bicycle, r are ,,.... 1n ~~~:~fi~;~~~~~t por t-;mployer Mt 1'' Apply Pc~nde.l p. • Specialty storo chain la Hwy, Lnsuna Beach. Of Antlaue1! 'porcelain steins w /ships & bunting ot operotions. Salary Gen'I Shop Man OQCUMENTOR PART·TIMI In search or women ln· Servlce Sta. Attendant1 HUGE war~b ouac scenes, car ved brass urns & brick·&· tange 20K, send rrsum . . OPPORTUNITY tere.sted In careers as Flthno d1ya. Exper'o crammed with over 500 brack, antique bookcase, antique n i 0 Jt ca ~ 0 n t !I & Needed for lrg~hn~ Cix· DIVISION Jn \)roducUon dept. Hrs sales profeaalonals. Wo only. L lte mec h' I music boxes, nlckclo· Cuckoo Clock, mirrors, etc. No prices -Di a g n 0 s t I cit, 173!l2 luru. m11t11tr. I::i.pcr. Ill Mon noon-4pm & 8pm· otCcr xlnl working conda, lmoWlodl• prof'd, Neat deon plan03, circus or· th b N Deal 127 A t Daimler St., lrv, 92711 rabrieutlon h«:l11f~I. b\Jt Addressoaraaph dam, Tues 6!)m•3:304m. above avg compensation lpPear. 4c ha"dwrltloa. Gan II, w u 11 c toe k IJ. over e p one. 0 ers. " p . 51g.2518 not nee. 2031 s. b. Mam MulU)!rapl\ Noe~r.nec. Wilt train. & the potential for Apply flftorns. 2590 grandfather cloclu. C. llllaria Way , Newport Beach (near St, Irvine-. 546-2901 2 921 S. Dahnler Apply. Penny, over, lMS 5trowth wltbln tho co. Newport Blvd, CM taaclnatlna antiques. Hoag Hospital). 646-7638 DAM to 6PM'. Cook, rn nture & t•i..p~·r.C-. , ·ss 1 . r 11 SANTAANA NewportBlvd,CM Jiull or f/tlme. Call OverSl,000,000Worlh :)alury S2.75·S3 .00. OVi',RN~ · ive1.0, u EqualOpporEmployeT Judy,<714 846-3024. SllkScrHHr Amerlc!lll Jnternotlooal Bay\·1~w J\Jjnor, J50 W time for 2 children. !\lust PBX OPERATORS F..xp t.o work Cull lime tor Galleries; 1802-T Ketter· fwnitw. 1050 Fvntlhr• 8050 133yCo!>tu l\lc,Sa642 3505_: ~l~~kct~~ii~~·.v~sa~l~t~ TeJer.hone co. ~r ex~r. ChrlsUau publi&hlni; Ing St., Irvine. Toi.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---..-----1swith. E1 von, 768·7645 l &u1u&ro•s prcCd., but w11l lra1n. Secretan·es firm. waies com· 7~H777.0penWedthruTwlobedmallrcuesror **'BUY** :f _,.."A " Various 1h1rts. Wknds menaurate w/nbllllly. Sat. 9AM lo4 PM. Visit! beds SlOO. Orienta COOKS a t. Ii pm. West.sail Corp. aallboat nbo. E.O.E. 640·lll0. F.Mxaenyc Nueedl l edvfcN.owAl!dl • Call (714 )558·0511 for SHIPS L &..-eau5 cocktail table bluck s:l(). Good used .t'urniturc & ~ c.. f -·• GU &RDS manur. 'bas lmmod. appt A"'eroft" Kl h ="1 ss "'>Pl' -OR 1 ...... -.,itperaence .,re orrw, ~ vacancies !or band PEOPLE PERSON mlnlatraUvc, echnit'al, . S40·3422or873-4339 le en t ao e o. "':J i •onces w1,a Bulnolneccs~a•}. Co1taMesa laminators w/at lea.U 1 Exec needs p/lamc 3.S· Marketing & Purchas· drawer bureau, cuatom se orSb:LLforYou. S App:;' ~:c;e~on 9 PermaJlent. Full & part· yr ex per. We have open. soc. ln wbsle supply. Ful· lng. TELEPHONE Appll-.cff 80 I 0 made $45. Knee hole MASTERS AUCTION 1 noc P o. t1mc-. ..Phonc & transp re· ings on the regular Mon ly cupilallzed. 673·2223. GOODSKTLLS INTERVIEWERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• desk, 6 drawers $65. call 6 46-8686 & 1 33°9625 , 3446E.CstHwy,CdM • q'rl. Retired welcome. thru Thurs shift or 7AM TOPSSS$SSSSSS DOYOUJIAVE between5&8.548-4987. lAlualOpporEmployer Call5-t6-027.l,ofc hrsl0·2, to5:30PM +apart-lime t-;everAFeeA\Ternpo 3-4EXTRAHOURS Fr5•:re~~~~w1!':~~l NEW MAG NIFICENT l'::Orly American Furn & ---------1_C_losed __ w_e_d. ____ -i i;hHt Fri lhru Sun same 6 DAlLY? near Harbor, Santa Ana CU ST 0 M .R 0 UN D ~sc:~l~eo~ Reasooa· -COUNTER HELP . i-------~ hours. Apply to the PHONE SALES ti Extra Hou~? Ei<tra In· . Q U E E N S I Z E · · n f)rll&P/timc.ApplyD<'I l!AIRCU'n'ING security guard, 275 Phone Sales people , ,eropO · co me! Plea san tFreezerupnghl.15.Scu. BEDROOM SET, ALLucrcuton 9•sora&Lo•e ..-Taco, 25252 La Paz Hd , J>AHLOUR McCormick Ave, Costa mulcorfemate, lGto 6S telephoneworkfromown fl.Frostfrec.$200. MIRRORED HEAD· Seat. xlnt cond. ~O. Luguna Hills. 2 Ass1Manls needed Mesa. years of age. Guaranteed TE~c:>::o~i .. ~~LP home representing fine 540·7982 BOARD. 1 OF A KINDi 640-2449 aft 6. 675·0808 ---------1 wages or commissions. National Firm fo r 19~~ cu rt Wblrlpoot frost MUST SELL lMMED. DATAEMTRYOPR ---------i L"uDTACO 250 East 17th Street , EqualOpporEmployer womcnln t~oCostaMesu free refrigerator. Sl50. SACRJFICE.759·0077 SAVE,!New&us~fon;t. NEWPORT UF:AClf Ex· _.. Suite 0, Costa Mesa. & surroundtng areas. NO Call 673·5276. Oak hutch cover coffee appl s~ misc. Wilson~ 'r:r'd on Keypunch or Hairdressing Assist. Close. 6 nights. S3·S3.25 bet "n5 00&8·30 S tarl t $1250 SELLING. Must enjoy Bargain Nook, Now 2 we" : · p.m. • --'"'S o table xln' cond "100 St "45 •-"14 w ata 100 Keybal<'h. Op· Estal>'I conll·mpora ry hr. 2U01 Drookhunt. ~-4223. ..~.... "' talking with the public. Kenmore Dix elec dryer, · • ·• · ores -" ~ • • ·tx>r to learn opl•n1tion ol i.alon. Gimm. S25 duy +. H.B. Equal Opportunity . Ac~~';g~'i:~~~~~~ion Schedule own tlml': 15·20 many xtra Cealures, Call S42·l648 19th, C.M. 642·7930 & < Remote Job Entry. Typ. Call 494·9729 for mlervw Lh·e·in Cot elderly couple. Employer Employers Pay All Fees hours weekly. Guuran· perf. eond. 1150. 645·2789 QN sz waterbod. 'com· _543_·_3262 __ . ------ '. h\g helpful. Call Mariam,1 _________ 1 English speaking. No Lil Reinders Agency teed hourly. rate. Will afl5PM plete, black vinyl, good aroge Sal• 8055 ' .. .._t7_14_>_8J3_._s._i50_.____ HOMEMAKERS smoking. Days 64().-0M(), _________ 1 4020BirchSt,Stel().I train. Call Mra. Se1trs Kenmore elec cond.SlOOor.baiortrude ••••••••••••••••••••••• DELI GIRL Evcs6:45·4:JT7-Newport Beach· 833·8190 Georgianna at 557.3007, dryer. Gold. Uaed 6 mos. for Port. T V. <Color) 1x8 HO train l ayout, :J Sharp. exper'd. 9·4, Tues r-;ow thal the kids are PLUMllRS Ctall Cor Appt/Estab '65 J\lon & Tues (10 /25 • $100. 552-0937. 497·3895 eni:ines & much more. Tfiru Fri. 4!17· 15:l5 hat·k in school, why not LVH l ·I I :30 IOATS · 10/26), rrom 9am·l2 noon Also cabinet stereo, Gi<wanni DeU, La~un:i i:u lo work? Trainee As· Charge N1trse & Medlca· Min 1 yr exper req'd. SECRET .. RY & Jpm·5pm. licy~IH 8020 Sofa Bed, lounge t'hr, Hoosier ktchn cupboard. •Bch. ::-l•mhly & Packaging tion,F/l,ime.ApplyPark Must have own toots & A ••••••••••••••••••••••• dinette aet, bookrase, maplecrnrcupboard,10' JolJs now uvu1I. Lon~ & Superior, 1445 Supenor lransp. Top wages & xlnt Sil-a must. Banking ex·•----TEL--.--.n----t NEW & USED BIKES and coffee lbl. paintings. boat, 15 .. US mags. Delivery drivers for Pizza delivery & handlers. Ap pty in person at P1u a Man 1920 Harbor Blvd C.ll. short term assignments. Ave. N.B. 642-2410. bencms. Apply toSecuri· peOthr. ToS800p :t. A 11 S & L 1 1 -" k. C 11 parts. Cruisers, MX'a, 3 l'nced toseU S4'1-0l7l 846-1746. TOP $SSSSSSSS ---------1 ty Guard, Westsail Corp, er OSI tons va . . ry ne, sec ·mg u & 10 Spds. Cycle & Co. "'-tbl /21 •:-\ever A Fee Al Tempo Mwds. Apply Tho Inn at 275 McCormick Ave, • MIGUEL & part time teller. Exper 2488 Newport Blvd., C.M. uw.rm w caves, or-Ml 1 060 Q tempo Laguna, 211 No. Coast Cost;i Meta. p et preferred. Call Person· ,, .... 7910 5cholrs. S75. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llwy., Laguna Beach ---------ersonn Agu cy nel 71,i.752·6438 u-u 548•2624• S ._" .. OR L .. ._SE 27001 Forbes Rd, Ste 49 ~Iii lliA . M f Printing Ofrice ~rviccs. (3 f1ags Centerl 3 & 10 Spds. Cruisers Dresser & Mirror. dbl Mor~an Qtr Gelrlin~. Dental Orthodontic chair~i1fe a ... sist. Exp prel. C.:osta Mesa. 546·5170. :\laantenance an or P /lime, c rpld ofcs. 8 3 1-1 477 1---------·1 Standards. Parts & re bed. 7' divan, TV/Stereo mustactlmmedialely ,\pt. complex in Costa Laguna ll 111 s arc a. TEST pair. Trade· ins. G1taran combination, dinette ta· 645·7918 T F::\IPORARY 11 ELP Coll 540-4455 Mesa. 540·1440 ,_~_-0890_______ Lagun:i Niguel tees. 631·2101 . ble w/6 chairs, 2 desks.I----~..;._..;._ __ _ TECHNICIAN Mens 27" 10 spd, AMF Call 546·0864 aft 8 or Beautiful 8 Yr old Ptfare. Equ ot Oppor Employc-r MARINE RECEPT/GEH OFC DENTAL SECY RECEP'f ELECTRICIANS Exper req d, must be gd SECRETARIES Sat/Sunday, Spirited, but (lentle. 2·4 Yn cxper. in relalect Pursuit, 2 mos old. s75 GymKhana trained. Ex Per r e q u 1 red • Min l yr exper. req'd. typist, sm mfg firm, New po r l B e n c h llOSTESS. futH11ne. over :\lust have own tools & pleasant working cond, & & TYPISTS field. Test & troubleshoot Call 842·3715 lllDE·A· BED. Unused. !400. 768·45.17 digital PCB's. Must be • cost $3!!0, sell $165. & ~• 8070 Orthodonti~t. 642·4611 :! l. J\ pp I\• 1 n pc• ri.on. transp. Top wages & xlnt gd co. paid beneflls. Tap. E m p Io y e d o r u n · l> Vc•l\'l'lT11rtk,591"a:;h1on hcnefits.ApplytoSecuri· matic Corp. Irvine. employed at pres<'nl? familiar w/bolh analog & hikllftCJ Mcrteriols 8025 DELIVl',R 55"'4760 eww:wry chgltal ctrcuJlry. •••••• •• •••••••• ••• •••• , • ••••' •• ••••• ••• •••••••• Excellent co. benefits in· Original Aged Darnwo<Xi. PLU~H cut \elve~ 8 sofa WA ..... TED I d k . , · 60 80 . old 1 "x6' • & 6 loveseat. Country ...,. cu e 1 w s vacation . yrs · l I SOLID WOOD TOP C/\Sll DOLLAK en ta 1 Ass 1 :; t ;i n t , b h nJ N u . G l f & · chairsidc w/X·r,w Ill'. ' • · · ty liuarrl. West:<ia1I Corp, 979-6080. e out o your rul in · 275 McCormick Ave vesligatc the highly ;:ieal Hench. 213/431 2:)2{j llou ~c k C't'J>Cr·LiVc 111 . • . • R s diversified life or a lem· or213/592·:J07 I. must spc<tk some-J::n~. Costa Mesa. ec•pt/ KY t Sophisticated phon e poraryofficc helper. DENTAL ASSISTANT, a l :;,~.r~~~l'~;a~~~~~ ~~me~ir: ;\l~!:>lm~i:: bch spa, will manner, good typist. Girl • Jeasl I yr exp. Expund· Jamlly in country ::-\'l· tr~!_!~;.. li 0 007d pay. Call Friday responsibilities. ftMS'S nrter 6 mo'&, 11 paid Rou11hcul, l">el2 " s Ye . holidays, .:roup In · Weathered, various KING ~izc bdrm set PA I ~ FOR YOUR suronce star,ia day of sizes, sandblasted St.25 w/armo1re. Inlaid wood JF.Wl::LRY.: WATCHES, hil'e & many more. p/sq. ft. firm. Pvt ply. game set, wood corree ART OBJECTS. GOLD, ing duties. X·ray. J'ort tin i.:. OranRc ari•;i . 536-o ~bl_ r6 5·0258. Real Estate Developer irr ~ time. Call JJr. Weiner, H~·!>OO.'l :\IASSEUSE 08.28) legit. nr OC Airport. Send re· 1[11IlJI. Apply Personnel 1146-2711 tbl, lg lamps, queen S ILVER SERVI CE, ---------•bdrm sel wtchest. Alli FINE FURN & AN· -!!7-8501 f 11 l 'llo in sume to l' .0. Uox C 19525, · T Se . DE ... TALASST llousckeeper, 1·2 days ~~1·s··gameNpoose-~p nnec Irvlne,Ca.92713 emporary rv1ces OOCUMENTQR APPROX. 250 sheets or xlnt cond. 554-4760 TIQUES. 645-2200 318" ex terlor plywood' ljjiiljjiijjiiijjiiijiiiijljiijijiijiiiijjjiiiliiiiiii n • p/wk, m ature woman · a su ~· · · 4320CampusSte 130 w/orthodontic c:q>c r. pre f. Nwpl Ills area. We. ~rain. Call 540.20S3 Reccpt/Gen Ofc. ~lte Newport Meach 549-8071 DIVISION used. Ask for Dave. 177 • E. 22nd St. CM btwn I F/time.548·2'l91. &15.541.1 an}llme. bookkeeping. 10 Key. 1'l24S.GrandAve Addressograph j Drapery Workroom ll o us cwj r l.'s Sa l e s M ATV RE WO Mo~N ;:~~~:O ~~~s~.~~ •S•a•n•ta•A•n•a-·'-•5•58··90-2•tl 29~1u~~'o:f!,.,. 8am·5pm 'Desperately need power l'er:.un. Sunday plus tor ~~~ic'::~c~ '& c~:ntac~ CM ---------• SANT A AMA ••••••••••••••••••••••• machin~ oprs. Exper'.d 2 wk d a Yi.· ~ r fl w n merchants. Flexible hrs. ~--------SECRET ARY Equal Oppor Employer PERSIAN Kittens, top Cots _,r ,Partially cx~er d 111 Hardware, 3107 £. Coast Need car, lite typing. R E SALES Accurate typist. book-quality. show prospects. bland sl1tch1ng or Hwy,Cd:\I. 547.3095 • • k eeping, so m e•----------1 638·9308 pleater. Top wnAes, fr. . t----·------1 Fru 14 doy shorthand. personable. TRAVEL ACiENT jnge benerils. A1WIY 3(}12 Ideal p /hme Work MEDICAL REC EPT. TrainiftCJ Coune Real Estate Orflce. Ne c de d r or busy 10 Week Old Siamese Kil· Y.nterprise. Cnrn<'r ol Sharp pis 20 15 w/co~. Musl take sh & be fast Newport Center. Call Newport :igenry. 2 Yrs tl'n. Housebroken. Male. Paularlno, Co~la :'llc-sa. I?am·12·Jo 1\l o n-Fn. typist. Hrs flex1ble. Call •Personatlnstruction Cerrie.640·6600 exper. min. In lnt'I & Adorable, needs atten· 557·8866. 1 ... 1rn $50 51{5. Guam S50 U l99S-1741. domesllc comm'l sales. lion. workmg mother. wl.ly. We tram you loi----------• •Manogement opporty's 1---------•I $30 55 6042 ELECTRICIAN ::-c·rvicc eslab'l lunch MEDICAL, exper only, •to80%Commisslon Salary commensura te ,...:.._· _1· _______ 1 lles1den~ial, tc111 pay, routes. A fun job If you knowledge or front & •Onthejobtralnlng SECRETARIES w/exper.833·9619· CUte7 wkoldSiamcsekit- pirce work. Su1ll'l'v1:;ory :ire neat, personable & some back. Newport •Many topofCiceloc's .......... ~ tens. Reasonable. :ib1hties. So. Ca lif. Send energetic. Phone for in· Bch.645·7172 TYPISTS Typists/P/lime SShr 557·6382. work history to AU. 760. tervw <ift lO:im. 979·0747. MEN for LA Times J[ome Elec Tech Radar $7.50hr DOCJS 1040 Dally J'1lot, P.O.Dox ,..OFEES Recept/O Ofc tos12c C ~1 <12"''(' 1---------etch very -,n Costa Mesa & RED C ._RPET " · " ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• 1560, ... · • w. 1 A Med Tech/Bna Pk to $700 . , INSPECTORS N cw Por t B 0 a ch· REALTORS 962°10 II TOP PAYI Irvine Personnel Agency l~ishSctter Pups. ENGINEER MECHANICAL For production tlrH•lop· menl or i;mall t:kclro· mechanical U!l!l<'mblil•s. _£,_per. In docum\•nta lion, pro<lu<'t1on Jan e troubleshoohnJ: & co~t .cedu ct io n. Degr ee <! engineer pre('d. STACOSWITCH INC 1139 Baker Costa :.te:.:.i 5 49-3041 F.qual Oppor Emplnyl'r S2 7 5·$300 per mo. F'or detallscall Linda HELPMATES 488E.11th Costa Mesa AKC,shols, wormed. 5-18-1740. i; Sulte224 642·1470 645.7473 •R~ceivin9/Mech'I . Newspaper Deliver y, 835"'876 ~~ AKC Golden Retriever 2 \rs rct·cnl cxpe~.'" Retiree or student with RESales l50SE.l7thStreet V._LETP~.R"I ... ~ Pups,showdogs,hunter, :.heel rnclal, plusl1c & dependable car needed SUCCESSFUL Suite 102, Santa Ana ,.. " " "-Cam. pets. Xlnt pedigree, muchinc parts. Some PC for early morning route Costa MffCI Offic• 2 Clean cut young m~n. 49J.Ei861 cxper. de!.ired. in Orange. 6 Days p/wk. hos openings for 2 As· SECRET RY over 21, to cover parkmg ---------1 •In-Process 2 Hrs p/day. 549-2840 ask soclale11. Experienced A 7 nights. Apply in peraon, Australian Shepherd pup. Min 1 yr l'Xpcr. in in· for lndependenlDealer. only. Licensed real To handle diversified Ambroslaweekdays,50 ples.Goodbreedmg,$25. proCl·S~ of all electronic ealate salespeople. Call duties In commercial re· aoth St. Room 211, N.B. ea. 557·9359. 1n~pcct1on. Must know._ ________ .. for interview. Ask for aleslaledevelopmentof· ---------• l'Olor codes, blueprints & NURSE Bill Lachenmyer,owner. fice. Gd shorthand & lYP· VDT Operator SHIH-T%U srhrmnllr'!. LYN'S & RN'S J860NcwporlB1vd. CM ing. excellent grammer, F\111 lime position open Puppies (7) outstandJng 111Proto-Source 64&-3928,evea:673 .. 577 spelling & composition as a video di1pln linebredshow&pel.All 1 Yr<> exper. in source of skills required. Real terminal operator for u prices, 7 colors, pick ;ill electronic inspect ion. Immediate openings on cs tat e b a e kg round Busic/ Four m lni com your puppy now. they .,. :\lu~t know l'Olor cotle, 3·11and11·7 shifls in our1---------•t helpful. S750/mo. Call for puter. Somo experlenc won't last. 768·1781 aft hluepmil!., l>chcinatic·s. 218 hed rehabililallon RESTAURANT appl. Emkay Develop-Is desirable, but wil 5PM. Will Jl('rrorm tnsp<'ltion facility. We offer top ment & R«!alty. 833-8680 train lncUvldual with de ... er o•t VI' ,,, ag and our ben"flts JACK IM monstralcd typln~ S"" r.xp •• cr..,on, .11 i.ubconlr aclors & ns· ' cs " SECRETARY for Real , .... · c;ol,lJ('l •tr '1 I ( r . paella& ls avcell"nl THE IOX 31\d accuracy. Work I Great Dane Puppies A KC, champlo" line, sacrifice. 636-0829 (714) " · " 1 11 • "''l with in·house rnspcc· e "'"' " · · Estate Co. in l,.ashion t · AtJns Chrysler Plymouth t on wh •n required Please Call Terry at ._ 1 P ca!. ant environ men ~16·1931 •R ~I /El t"I 837·8000. t..n•p--1..·11-lsl•nd.lfust have4 yrs with i:ood com1>on . DullMa1llrtliRhodc11lan ---------a * ece1v nq ec ,,.., • .-.... ,.,. expcr., type 65·70 wpm, benefits lnrlurlini.t EX-SERVICEMEN 2 Yrs <l1rc<'l expcr. ln 8EVHLYMAMOR AHSWfh sh 80·90 wpm. Apply weeksvecaUonMler on flldgcback pups. Big, WlTll tC>stlns; & inspection oC TMI, •San Miguel Dr, yHr, company paid family prol.ectors, $3Sea. Good records needed.for electronic component.a. 2"52V1aEalradn l mmedlato oeenlnu #200,NB. group Insurance, credi _64;_6-.;,._6350.._;.•;.._-----1 Eignmenls In tho a<" Excellenl\!o. benertlsln· LagumaHllls,Ca avaUable for aJJpllcanll -........ --W-__.._--~--7-100_, union, etc. Apply a AKCDachsbunds• 1 o Army. Dasie train· dude 1 wks vacation An Equal over 18. Ploaae apply In ........... ....,. Orange Coesl Dall Stds ch. stk• 1hotll• , g nol required 10 many alter 6 mo'11. 11 Paid Opportunity Em ployer person at a local J ack in ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Pilot, 330 W. Bay St. wormd• PSY tstd• $100 coses. Contact your holldaya. itroup ln··----------• UlOBox. CostnMeu; betweenlh up.1·728·4485 A COHVtNl[NT ~NO AHO S(WtNO CUIDE fOlt TH[ GAL OH THE 00. One Mal n Part! Cozy Coverage! ! : : :.· kmy Recruiter: surance cstatts day of houri or s :OOAM·5:00PM . ....:.--------• 1525 Mesa Verde E hire & mnny more. MURSIS AIDIS :185E17th St. ntvaa Cnll ror appolntmen SILKY TUIY PUPS ; Costa Mes a 540·1026 Apply Personnel a.'U. Jtx&!r pref'd. Meaa ms Harbor Blvd please. 642·4321 cxt276. A KC . MI p. p vt pty 9036 Wrap Into soft, cuddlpmmtl' • FACTORY WORK -Local munurnrlurlni& vtnnt is looking lor full t ime shot> help . Alternator S1><'clnlllt 11 746 W .17th St .. CM. OOCUMENTOR i~i:rst.i~;..~°'9' Hl l206BakcrSt Equ~~:~;!~nlty 8'7-6l96 WAIST 23"·3'" 111 ~::,::"~:~e·,~~';.1;.·~ Y S N 'l'be above addttaS<!a are Malt.o&e Puppies, 2 males, L. <ffT • 1T(; ~ ult Use• doubla atrand o• DI I ID NWMt Aid•• oll loet.lted tn V I S J T / W O R K l n 1 wki old. AJCC. "'I '"'""'""" Col\ -1yn11tatlc wonted for th it bulkt All·'r• .. •onrapla & Orderlies CostaJ.teaa EUROPE this Wlnlcr. 551·215!1 bt1uty that tops everythlni. ~ """ " Me u l T I I ertlcat ttrtr,1 are 1limm1nr. Multlgronh E•""r nref'd Doy· .. -· r uaii c: ra n n.. P 737 SI •1 -" "'"' ' •· ' ,,.,._ Ad d 1 di ld• I Coc'-erSpanl•l•AKC. att1m 1 f" ... 4 mt. l ,21 S. Dalml.r Cnnv. Hosp, 2055 Tburin EQua10 P-."'1lJ ' vance n v Ull • $1-f h tte •d<f Ave, cu &U-3505. J::mploy;'M"if-Tralnlna join your unit I Black males, 8 weeks. Wtm e111 ""'"pert OIO -or uc fc1 m. " Santa Ana t:urope. Musl quaUfy. 837.(1232 side ttatni for arnooth. elH· 3~ tach Dltttrn or first.class RGHT INFLA TIOM IM'M. VM-..Alclff EMPORARY Anny Recrui~r: ~kAPOOCHI In Mite, blacUlvttr COIOft to Alice Brook• Equal Oppor Employer NURSES Rl t'or detail" ~oil 10 tlc•allt PtntJI Wllfp them 1111 lt'llllll and llandlina. SHd toi Add eittrn money to the ~P&1· ExPet"'d need RETAIL .RELIEF U25MeaaVardeE. Tdck. Treat•Pumptln, 10 wllll Iott of toPt. Needt,ctaftDepL 105, Jamlly bud.:<'t 1,nr.11 INSURANCE j._ lJ.Con a. te ASSISTAMTMGR eo.taMeH 540·10 boro of K h lJ' & PrtnttdPatttm90J61Mlnn' OellyPllot Amw8y dlstrlbutor \\111 Insunncc agency, C.M. •PP•fai ~ ac.a For Jr, aportawear chain o f A I I McTnl1b Jf aJlo•ttn Weist Sires 2\24.. 2S. 26~. BolC 193. Old Chet ... 8t&. train.613-4718. need5 a glr1 w/moderate ~~~ atore. Oppottuolty for A c h ~ s WAmlSS alaht. 1111. ,.._.,.COD· 128. 30• ~2. ~·1~~f8~ !MCI N4IW York. NY 1001 1· Pztlnt ---------•exper . Xlnt oppty. ff"K,,=.---.-odvaocemenL Sa\i.rY + And Pains Oue F/Um~ Apply, Tlno'a t.,:ctJ>abLnU•UDS s!!d';'i.:X,~°";.J"'~ ;•tmt e,NAd:rtu· 1P• FoodPr•p«ation 642~ I~ eomm wltheqer.ApplJ To Lack.of Mon· .Pina, 3020 Crown ""'°" 1045 Add 354lot11e11 ptttn fot • er~nur;.: ~I 200 • s~"k~~J'Bs 1 N S U R A N C Ei---931...-·UU __ o_r ____ _. lopcrP'E'l'RJE'S ey & Hum·Orum Valley Pkw)', Loa ••••••• .. ~ ............ flrtt•ctata atnMI~ Uftdllft&. dnlpt plut 3 fret orinttd I~ FulltimcG:30·aPM. ~ECRETARY. exper. MUltSESAIDI S l t7Wt1tmln1terN a11 ·Life. Cell:· Nlguel. Shep/Collie male. laJI, ..... tis el~ N(W J;.76 NEmtECRAFT 1'rewport Beach. 6'MD9l I ers~nnl lines, Im med. 1 to 3 ah I ft. WUI lnln lf Wat.rnlni ter W a It re u, Food & o t c, O b e 11 we 11. Mwtan Mattltl CA M..001 everythlns. 7Sc:. •"-'-.....-------! oprnmg. Salary npcn. 1~~~~~~~~~!I ~8~ Cockhlls, ••por'4. Neu,.ro4. Good home. ••-0opL442 '""" wl• -" ·-""' CiAL FRIDAY Santa Ana. MASON· dependable. Count ry,_ Office t rvlne cout Country 646-072' DaltyPllot Crt•t 1 W•nlrtM • _s1.00 Ouality Soiloot1l bulld(lt McDUFFIF., cnll Mr. ~~~~. ~v:~:t~c~!! SALES(FULL·TI ME. Overload Club, 1600 E. CoHtHwy, 232 Wt1t 18th St, =f ifty bl•t• -:11.00 ~~ l'itper'd 081 Fri· Valenc\a,835·0588 Ave., Santa Ana. Pb Spccli,ty abop. 11 •• ~. N.8 .Ca118T3·9131Hkfor Med. slz~ halt German York. NY 10011. Prln ~ :\ti~~•ok--..$~~ ~y w /knowlodi:e of &49..aoGI . Woman, ~xper. pref d. . KAren. 11hepher6 needs ~omc. NAM!, ADDRESS, ZIP 11:1dltpet11t teok ··-· ..S1 00 ~lbont' pr<lf'd. Sh<l wlll ._ ________ ,...;.::..;:.:.;;;:.... _____ I Call 842-4234. .55 7 •0061 . WANt!lD· E1Cp styl11l ~ve~:i\d~r:!~' :.:,~m ~~~iEA • n d 8 TYL flower Crtclltt ao.1-. $1:00 ., kt Non•ko diel1ttlnn, . · · • · • H11r,i11 Croclltt took -$1.00 ~t customers. answer OP.-ORTUMITY NW'lln•. _ SALESLADY, nper'd, ,721 ..... St. w/cllentele In North 751·9070 Dt ,., Un ""' et llt 1 hutattt crmet ... __ $1.00 • Hies lt'llers, D5aist <1ur RM SUf'llYISOlt mature, f/Ume. Ap~ly In Coetn M<lta area. Apply ABANDONED I molhe ,.ttert fm? ~ .. ftr l••ttflt *'11111 IMl _$1,00 .,,....._ 'Bula• Int.etn1· Mnwrp1'rt •--• In penon Mon all day or "' ... Fetf·ttlllter h tt•rR t111t111t *"" Itel _$1.00 ...ontroller, uao a knock!I <1rte.n when you 73•30 Shilt .Muat havo ..--·~-· MIW ,.... ....,.. Tuea mom: Swllchc:raft cat4'ltlnyJdtton. Free Catlltt-clt,ce.,.11 1MfMltt C.""•t• Glft ... k _ __$1.00 C'alrulotor & work hard u~e rtsulHretUng Doily a· e u t a ho•., I le I llonal, 204I •lcllfl Dr, HalntyUng. 109l Datcu, 20Sl Newport Blvd,,CM lfte ~· et rnr cllllct. C..,ittl At• 114 ..SU D -.:;,::,':. "~~;:n~c;~~~r~~: ~~~~\, ~~~s~~:,:i~~~ ::rY~o::r· :1..'!~··v-:-·o-~--,t-nieed--.-Pft--to·• Cost.a Mcsu. s..0-os.1. .,,.. .. ..,. aoso . ~ +1'-i~:.. -1u• ~; :: o11:i'lf :::.:=~ tWmlted. 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El\el. trtf'Mlly nrol O\l~land· ~. 551·0~8 PP. 676·M'17, IU~7288 Ev!I: f;ng, Wes torn nu> woods.SSS.493·1185 now.$3195. 543.e.MS CALLOitt'OMt: IN NEWPORT DATSUN oond. in¥con<lltlon. •·..l...s, U•a.d 9t40 338-1011 1'0SE&US .... ....v .,. POOL TABLE MUST SELL XL350 Hon· NEWPORT IMPORTS 881 Dove Str..t HOUSE OF HOUSE OF ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MochiftHy t078 One plcce aJau, 5 sUckt., da. $55() or best. Call N Neur Mi.cArtbur , AMC 990 5 75 L'l'O. ,.;,l'" rar • 11n ••••••••••••••••••••••• likonl'w.S27S.l\111.cKing John,days.9W·t23t 3100W.catuwy. B &Jambor~no;idis IMPORTS IMPORTS ·······~···•••••••••••• mm .. t.oou .A 'l'.11.1(<~1y l"ork Lift '62, 4.000 lb5. ~l.o346 pvt. pty. · 642•9405 833-1300 2131921-8588 213/921·'588 M 0 n e y saver. • 7 1 Ul't.·011. S1300 ~1ot 11fr. PP, Pis. 12' "l·lo ma11t. 1'lake 1972 Honda 3SO, xlnt cond. 714/•2•-7250 714/52~-7250 51'1 7''1 () 11 k A.An ,. 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IARWICICOATSUH ttr.!ONLE>. FOR 67Hl8G, 3 ysa3Ht14 ___ ·1:1 Ford L1'0 Urous:hom JEWELRY. WA'l'CHES, M2·8M5. Catl Q.Ult or 642-41>91. Sao Juan Capistrano SAOOUtACK '77 Buick 9910 p1llart1<l 4 cir. AM/1''?.l ART ODJEC'fS. COLD Rad'o NeWJ>Ortfeacti.CaU/. 831-1375 493.3375 VALLEY IMPORTS ....................... sll'rrorudio .. htr/alr, pwr SILVEf! s EttV I Cl: · HIFi, St;...eo 8098 2s· OPEN ROAD, full)' 831·2040 495.4949 Not yeHul we cto him· 1972 BUICK ~~~~~~w~:'~1~~~ws2~f~~ J"INE 1' U rtN & AN· •••••••••••••••••••••• ~t·lt-con.t. Wint.er rateg. TOP BUYER nilw '76 C'orollM. l':i.t1m· CUSTOM SKYLARK 1;·;3.,:396 _rlQUES.6'15·2200 RCA2s1•eotorTV. 644·838S See us li~&t. & lost! Top 1900 Mercedes 220, 4 &pd, pie: <'l'B31l85919) for Coupe:. Sold locull\', onl• ------ LUGGAGE TAGS Cost $675. Sac SJ.9S. 23' 1976 AMF Cam P"'r dollar paid for lmp0rts. AM/f'M radio, nJ•w in· only O\\·n~r & u low 11i'11r.1a.:~· '!l> l"alcon :;t.1 w~n. 98M Xl nd .. COST A MESA terior & tiN's. 25 mi ~r t h {rom your business card. .nloo . 846-9094. Mint motor home. Roof l BUY JUNKCl\RS DATSU.._. i:al. Best orrc.·r or lrude $2997 car with futt 1111wt•r & aar 11\l, :.upcr f.!1 :. Opt.!. Send one card for each air, fully self.contained, USEDAUTOPARTS f"'lll for pickup or panel. ro11d. (105813) ~t.100.!IW 11;1 tag plus one spare. W Boats & Merine lo mi, AM/FM stereo 540·5lZS 817·9637 2845 HarbOr Blvd. 675-0970 dnys or 673·96i The UCller Bargain ONLY $2995 L.lnc:oln -9~4S return permanently Equl~ radio. S12,SOO, Ph CostaMtsa 540·6410 aft6pm. •••••••••••••••••••·t~· sealed attractive tag ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831-0149 . Autos. l111port.cl . . Ml\RQUIS MOTORS Ml\RQUIS MOTORS blrap, meeting airlin General 90 IO , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 240~. Cme oond. 4spd., J.D. requirements. Pre •••••••••••••••••••••••For Sale <?MC 26 M .f~. General 970 I AM/J' M, mags. S3SOO. vent los~ &: thcfl! Far a Ex~t female Caribbean fully equ1ppe.d. lo m1, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _oo_._164_1 _____ _ personalized lag er:iclos sailer anxiously looking xlotshape. 646 7400 SPORTS CAR FANS! 1973 DATSUN ~all pupe.~, fabric 0 forboat sitHngjobtolive68DodgeTravco26',fully Enjoyover60new,used STATIONWAGOM ~1aybGlko &vai>~r & w aboard. Will care for self cont'd, 2 air cond's, quality cars. Jags-Automatic. radio & roof w1 I ac trim you your boat, can also d sips 6, 59 MiUlary J eep, Fiats-TR 's -MG 's-tags. Or try two cards 1;eneral woodwrk Call canvas encl. 631·0239 Porsches etc We buy rack. Cl49HDE>. Super back to bunckc. ES· Corinne• 6 7 5. o 9 4 1 645-8570 Hazel(fony ' sell trad~. . , economy cnr Cor P l · Sat/Sun <.im, Mon aft • ONLY $2600 S2 ea or 3tS5 6pm. Autos fo,. Sale BRITISH CAR CO. 415 tags Sl.00 ca. ••••• •• ••• •••••••• ••• •• 213/990-2525 6/9 tags Sl.50 ea. 15'9" fishing boat +lrlr. Antique.sf 714/694-2854 10o'.moreSL40ea. fbrgls over wood hull Classics 95201---------1 SaJcs Tax Included S250/bst ofr. 645·9760 •• •••••••••••••••••••• AJfa Romeo 9705 Ml\RQUIS MOTORS Leafe Hew -Used OVER 100 MERCfDES OM DISPLAY House of lmoortl AUTHORIZk D MERCJ!:DESDEAJ..Im 6862 Manclle~\tr, Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ana Fwy. NO CARO? • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Draw your own ~r send Boats, Maint•nanc:e/ •OVl::R 70CARS• '70 280SL Rdstr. 2 lops, name, address, phone & Sen ic• '1020 IN INVENTORY '67 /\Jfa Giulia Super. 1600 immac, pwdr blue, AIC, ~i'-JU1 MAAVUlRITi P~WY ~r., l),, q _, f, .... -, ·A.,., y '"''' M1· ~1or~ 1111 Jn we'll make one card pc ••••••••••••••••••••••• engine w/ dual Webcrs, ......_ __________ A'.\1/FM. $9950. 499·2109 tag. Add 25• 1:<1ch. Fearless Fred is back. ANTIQUES & CLASSICS froe·flow exhaust. ·1·whl '73 Datsun 610, ---- Send ('heck or mmwy or· Comp! marine serv. OH Rolls Royce, Bcnt-Iey & disc brakes, 5 s1><1 trans, 2dr, hardtop, 4 spd. '68 MERCEDES llNZ dcrto: cng. repair.f>.16.4005. T·Birds; From S500 to good l\lichelin radials. 631 -0-139or631·2026 250S 1-....;.;_--=-------1 S50 ooo cars llOM miles. but lots Sharp, lo mi .. EZ pymls PILOT PRINTING Boats. Marine BUY-SELL·TRADE more le!t in this neat HOZ. '73. sound cond. air Trade, buy. C210lll"fl ). P.O. Box !560 Equipment 9030 ELZ FARGO & CO llalian sports sedau. con<:!. s.1200. 897·1066 Ext BRITISH CAR CO. HJI • 28110 4Q) • IJIU .l'l;jl.i: •.\r.w1..ur "'"' µ~._,,, Hll o. qt·•· .... -A ........... ,, Ml\~H)N VII JO ~.o··n~o ~9, •1.0 1tl~I) M/\ll1..-ut U1tt ~JMW'I' ':Ju r 1 fl ' • J" '• ... , fl.~. r r I •ut "--\1')\t('N VI.JO ijJl·~H"O 49~·1210 LEASE "I AYiy Mak• or Mod .. Coll "Matt" MaHhtwJ 540-5630 . ~ •74 Corolla 2·dr ori~ '67 Riviera. New motor. owner. Xlnt cond: Must mech perfect. new paml, sell , moving abroad. stereo s~stem+more. 2626HARIORILVD.' Sl.995. 673-0995, Sl250. 645·3716 or 675·3922 COSTA MESA .. • Tn um h 9767 '69 .Riviera •. fu l lY MustartC) 99.$2 P eompped, low miles, xlnl ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . d St600 557 1598 "'' con ·' · · '67 l\lu~L Fstbck. Comnl 1971 Triumph TR6 . recond new en!( pa.int A one owner car·XLNT! • 7 3 Bu• ck All o ll o' & nt A;f 675·423<>' (503DTD). Buy or tease. hatchback, S2300. __ I_·_._ ----- SADDLEBACK 963·4567 "73 1\1 ustunl! 351, auto, VALLEY IMPORTS Codillae 9915 i:rcim. vcn• clean. S2800. 831-2040 495.4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _4_92_·0635_·-----........... TR 7 ... EW '69 l\lostan~ Fastb(\ik, "' t25,000 m1, xlnt cond, Custom bl~ck be.auty ! 1133.7559 rves Disruss benefits of leas· -----Costa Mes;i. C~~ ••••••••••h••••••••••• 830S. Main·Santa Ana Good condilaon. Sl650 / of· 35. 673·2537 Zig Zag Sewing J\lachinc, 5'4"x3'6" Varnished 10to6, Mon .. Sat. fer.645·7542 -TW--0-T_O_C_H_O_O_S_E_ 213J990..252S made by Sin~cr. Is in Mahog yac~t .. Table. ,2 Closed Sundays Audi • 9707 714/894-2854 mg. 60 Mos fin. Al\ Q/\C. Oldsmobile 9955 BRITISH CAR CO. 2131990-2525 ....................... 19750LOS "~ xlnt cond. Comes in real leaves w1tb 5 4 C1mboh.\ * 547-9709 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood 3 dwr Desk all for Tray, pcdecl $150. ---------1 ·1976 280% '68 MB% 250SE 714/694-2854 sso. firm. l\lusi. sell! 675·0558 . ·53 Pont. 35,800 orig mi's. •72 AUDI 1 OOLS · ~1~·2551 Va[t: 6 or wknds. Boats, Power 9040 ~/t~~~op~~· C7l<I) 772•8337 Sedan. Automatic, air •' ISSIOn ICJO. •• ••• •••••••••••• •••••• ' C 0 n d . & SU O•r () 0 f . 4 Sf'IC<'d, air cond., stereo cassctl.t! & special mags +lll'('S. t889 PAU). Cpe. Rare 6 cyt., fuel lnj, ---------1 Eng. sunroof. leather int. TR-6'S Sacrifice! Many to choose from. We Nabers Cadillac Cutlass Supreme Hardtop. Full power w/a1r cond., split se:ils, AM/FM radio. Local car .only 12,000 miles·in s howroom condition. (700LPH). -BEAUTY EQUI p;i,1 ENT 30' Chris Crafl Classic. S~rts, Race, <539nON>. Now reduced Jo'OR SALE N cw twin en gs . Rods 9540 to 1974 2 60Z HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921·8588 714/523-7250 buy, sell, trade. Cull us now! Quality Jnd Price Gu.1rancccd C l l I I Id O ... LY 5199.. 4 speed, air con<!., mai:s 536·9ll07 omp e e Y over iau e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' 7 & low milc>s. (376N DZ >. Perfect condition,261' .Rfiadster. Olds eng., 13" 750·15 new n•cup SIO. S7~/bst ofr. Sac. for mu~ chrome. show · SADOLEBACK Ford 15" split nm. !Hug. qwck sale. Call 6'12· 1551 !.treet. S5,000/?? /lradt::. VALLEY IMPORTS l"ord 15" tlrop ct'nt('r 968 711.t 831 2040 495.-4949 nm, 5 lu1!. Used side 21'FIBERFORM . .. . --------~ pipes $10. 18x2 I cutter for Hardtop, custom t rim, 4 Whe~ Dr••es 9550 '73·2-IOZ. mags. 4 spd. new paper or li11.hl metal $50. O.M.t: .. 6 cyl., outdrive, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Koms. 11uad tape, Sl250. Carlson router w/tbl $50. tow hours, raJio. depth 1974 TOY OT A 6i3·ti610 '75 M82240 DIESEL Std . .t Spd . trans .. (688MY1'~). Classi<.' while. Buy or leas('. lhp 3·phase motor S25. recorder. bait tank. llll LAMDCRUISER ----- -· -d ~ 1'nron:.ido lawn vacuum ua1lcr with cte<.:trac Hardtop. 4 speed.locking '72 AUDI IOOLS '73 2.1oz . .i sp . A i c HOUSE OF ~75. 333 E. 18tb St, CM. wmch. S.1995 or make of· huhs & less than 37,00< 4 s~cd. air <;ond ... rebuilt A:\'l/ F~t.., m.ag~. ~·1750. IMPORTS BRITISH CAR CO. 2131990-2525 714/694-2854 Volk$wo9en 9770 ....................... 1973 vw SUPER BEETLE 4 speed, 8 trat•k stereo & low mil~. (J13J ES). L1 .. 1~1ni: Snl'l i.1liq~ l'r l'fcirrd R.11c~ I .11 ~l·-t ~1'kl t1nn "I l\i(•W /!:. lht•d ( ,11111!,1, \ Ill 01.<nf~C· ( ,-,11111v Ml\RQOIS MOTORS 181101MllRC,U!Wltl PMW• !>un01t~<-J1.:d1wy ·Aw._.,,,t.-' MISSION VII JO llll • )880 4<1~. IJh) '65 Olds Cutlass, runs ~ood. l Owner. ~195. CaU 1142·3107. •).12·3379 (er. S.12·2717 aft 6 pm. miles. t 164LHZ). Ready tr:rns. & n~w tires. A 556·047!1 C.dl alter 4pm. .l)O(>sJohnny need help re. 2fi' 1962 Chris Cah1n lo sell at must SEE! t445EYR>. Ferron 9723 213/921-11588 ;i<lin~·1• lla\'C course for Cruiser. New en.i:. single ONLY ~4500 Save! Buy or l~se ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••• 714/523-7250 SAdDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 ()p\'11'111nd11 C.1dilf.ll M,"ll't Dl'.lle1 }"11111111h111 llivd. ( "'"I t>ln.I ).j(J.l/ j()I) into 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :-low readers; con:.1slo; of :; new . 1 0 P c 0 n cl. SAPDLE~CK '&1330 GT-2+2. nurg/blk. '.67 ,13US. Very ~ood com!. rl'cords & hook kt. Cost S<t500thst. S.tJ·OSSl days. VALLEY IMPORTS Borra.ni ·s. a:ooo mi Qn MG 97 42 Sl200. over SIOO, sell sis. -831·2040495-4949 rblt eng. 6·14 ·085'0/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ph497·355le,·cs. f>l2·3379 22' Cabin Cruiser, 283 IB, BMW 9712 642·0054. '74 Midget., xlnt in & oul, •75 vw Rabbit . 4 Dr. Nabers Cadillac TENNIS! Newport Bch ~~~er~~~~· m~~}~~ r\.:d~~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 330 GTC. Mint: fact ~?:n mi, $2425· PP. A:'.\l/FM tai:ie deck. 4 Tennis Club Membership Sl480 ~r bst ofr'. air, drk blu/tan int. Spd,26.000m1.Xlnteond. '76 SON. LOADED. LO 73 PINTO W AGO /\utotnatic, ;iir co li.1 stereo r adio. roof rack: maJ?s & wood gr-~ sid11s. <432HDB)-. cherry at • ONLY$2700 I for sale. 645·1686 eves. Sacrifice. Must seU im· SI.t,000. G44·0850/642·f!OM '73 MG MIDGET $2550. 494·4366 Ml. BJ, U EI W JI T. r t Id mediately. New fish Fi-" 9125 26,000 mi.. mint. Supcr'68 Bug, rcblt eng. Gd 54tJ.5075/\FT4PM.PVT. ~u5n Y ll l\dtet~th ct1c1ctor finder w/rccordcr, Sl95. '72 Toyol3 Landcruiser . '" deal~ (H8HES). cond .. runs nreat. $800 PTY. ".' • ~ope ~· ~ ac· 673·527G Xlnt cond. Best off road ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ---------• <e.ssones, less thiln ~ tires. S3650. S.10·5984 '75 F IAT XJ./9. Fully BRITISH CAR CO. firm. 497·396'5 'iG Cad. Convertible, red mil~s.~75,C.E. mob1lc•75 Baylincr 2250. . c.:ustomized. xlnt cond.. 213/990-2525 '65 vw Bus. Semi· ext.,white.1nt .. 8800mi. nuud d1~hwa!iher. ~ood Flybriclgc 2RO Volvo GMC J immy, 4 whl dr, BUY OR AJ\l /l''M !!·track, low 7141694-2854 eamper. Gd cond. 51300 all xtrns 111cl AM/FM working condition S25, VHF m;ny xlras: !.tereo. roof rack, elc. LEASE NOW 'mil<:s. Call collect (213) orbcstofr.962.8680 !ilereo w/8 trk, S16.,500.1~---------- 1;:11.1000. 516·00S9 Loaded & imrnac. 12.000 78Hi959. Private party. MGB 9744 Contact D:ile Smith, 'UPintollunabout ml. (714 > 6-12 ·8230. Lie. (HG2>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 VW DASHER St. 640-5050 (8am·5pm) or '1 spd Musts~11 Alexander Benz 27' "Virtoria Command S7.400/ofrer. BMW TRADE-IN's T d MG MIDGET Wagon. 4 spd, ,\M/FM. 76!1 ·4613 aft. 6 prn & 642.5161 .. . Bridge" H:iylincr. new. '72128SL. opcon Xlnl cond. S3500/bst ofr. wknds. •--------........ '"now open Monday lhru Twin 170 Volvo Creight Trucks 9 560 '70 2800CS.(235C1'.S> Xlnt buy. Call All models. colors. If ere 548.8423 'i2 Pmto runabout, nt;w ~aturduyfory11urconve· d:imaged trcpairrrll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '722002·A!l21FTQl. s.10·2933daysonly now! Discuss leasing. (lO '72CAOILLAC tires. a ir cond .. very n~ene c. Also .mod~ls Sacrifice. $16,750. Cull 'NDatsunPU. '72Bavuria·A(488FOF> Mos fin . Many pro· '73VW CPEDeVILlE elc<m, runs great, Qll!lf nerded for haircutting Steve. 546.7172 S24oo. '74 aayaria· <3.18L1''M ) • ., '7 I FlAT 124 grams. Super Beetle Loaded! Super deaf. l<J 11,ooo ~itcs on engin~i.- dasses. Call G3l·Ol70 Callaft6,496·5259 '752002·/\.C2JSMM N). •SPIDER BRITISHCARCO. Lomi,chcrry,superde· mi, sensible pymts. more 111fo. 546·285l• _________ ,Boats, Soil 9060 C I :1ss3021A·A. (S7nrf05N l(J78)8.9) \\\int. one of a kind! Ca.\l 213/990 2525 al. Weekend special! (5!JOKAT>. 'Sl495.00 , JJobit? Hawk. Radio ron· ···~··••••••••••••••••• '75 El .amino .. Auto. 'P s. 76200 ·4sp, . . fordelails. (40967). • (407HGZ>. tr<Jl glider. Like ncw.llob1el6,trlr,newt~ans& p/b. a1~. lo m1, w/shell. '762002·4sp,air (4321). BRITISHCARCO. 714/694-2854 BRITISHCARCO. '75Pinto\Vag.,A/C,4s~~ Many extras. 5245 . more. $\,425. S46·82S5 or $4,500. &i6·7878. SADDLEBACK BMW 2131990_2525 1 ·MGB GT BRITISH CAR CO. 2131990·2525 roof rack, radials, s~ 631·2546 581·7505. ·74 F350 Camper Special . MISSION VIEJO Select frt>m 60 different ·2131990.2525 . 714/694-2854 clean. S2.800. 586·2084 • Custom stained glass win· COLUMBIA 26 JS,000 mi. very clean. 831•2040 495 -4949 7141694-2854 new. used sports cars. 7141694-2854 Camaro 9917 '7·! Pinto. Squire. Radio, dows. Several s1Zes. MARK II call 842·3024· S·lOPM Hondo 9727 J::Z terms. Can lease. ,74 vw, am/fm stereo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• New radials. shoc~s, b.a't· li73·8970 5 Winches, !t salb, head. 68 l?<>dee % T. Pkup 12,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRITISH CAR CO. new tires, hrakcs. Runs 1974 CHEVROLET tcry. S2600. 732·16 • Grandfather C lo ck gallcy,lot.sofgear.Very mi , Sl500/bsl ofr. BrondM~w'76 2131990-2525 xlnt.Calts4B·8390· CAMAROLTCPE ~71Pinto Westminister Chimes, fast P .11.R .F •. winner. 496.ro!ll.49G·2763To~-$' Sl & H OADWAY HONDA Cars 714/694-2854 '70 VW Stat. Wagon, auto Air conditioning. tinter! Origownr. Xlnlcond. most sell. 5.54·4100 Sl0.500 or make offer. Vons 9570 SANTA AHA R 0 0 1 9746 shift, /\.\l /fM radm. nir. glass. steel beltc<i radial 8'17·3143 ti-12·2717 art 6 pm. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 835·3171 OVE I 0 pt S2500/otr. Ph 5594190 white slripc lirc!i, tu~bo Plymouth 9960 SCRAM·LETS T '70FOROVA... THEuLr1u"eoGrv1NoMAC11tNE To Choose From! •••••••••••••••••••••••--, h Yd r a 1n a\. 1 c •••••••••••••••••••-· HOBIE CA " ,..~, " '72 Opel 1900. Xlnl cond .. '6'1 \IW. M eeh. sound.. · · /\~I /L',,.. ' • :1·, Lon wllh stereo 8 lrk. •USED BMW's• u111o..11vERSITY c transmasslOI\, " L ,,, ~, ANSWERS New 1rampn!lnc1. Li ke ice box. mags, 2 gas I"' immac. l ownr. 117,00< rrhlt rni;:., 3tl,OOO mr. stl•rro r,1di11, t•ons1ilc ATLAS ' 1!~'W. Must sell. Sl350. tanks. Gd cond. S2:?50. '73 llavarhH906LVY) · Oldsmobile mi .. SIMO. 836·7689 bcl Sl!75. 496·203·~ WP 51 l llnniiom -hury «iS·l!OOO\i\lorkl S48·1'187 '75:!002 ·<833N.IM) Honda Cors • GMC 4:30or55!l·5480cvc~. · $3395. Twine-Gypsum '7ti 2002A ·J~99) T k h 9750 Vol•o 9772 MON 1'..:Y Tahiti Ketches (2). 1 has -;-;-f'ORD. Stove/oven Closed On Sundays rue s Porsc e •••••••••••••••~••••••• Sel' an ~aralo(e area When a man ••~ks a co1.11pl('tcd 2 world crpt ic•box S.'JOOO' 28.50IfarborUlvd. •••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTHERN /\skrorHick woman to marry t11m, he.> muses. 675-8990 /\very Call ~ . .is6:7227 · ORAMGE COUNTY'S Costa Mesa 5·llMl640 I 973"PORSCHE ORANGE COUNTY1S 0 C t rays her the grcate!'l ' . . OLDEST -9730 91 IE TARGA ran9e oas <'omplimenl posi;able or 27 Ericson mhoord, 2 yrs '75 vw 7 Pass BUS Yart Jogucr · VOLUME Daily Pilot Chrysler /Plymouth Open Daily & Sun. 'lll lD PM 2!>29 Jlarhor Blvd •• Costa Mesa 546 .. 1934 <'lse he n eeds hc1· old •. VJI F, gcnoa.Jully air, t ape & AM/FM & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sspecd,aircond.,stereo. VOLVO DEALER 330WestBaySl. l\IONEY. equipped. In a profltub\11 radio. lmmac. $5095. l'h 1973 JAGUAR mags. Buy or XLN Costa l\lesa ---------• N. n. cha rte~ se rv . 768.5800 &495-1221 Vl2·Coft•ertibht lease plan. <60011PC). EXAMPLE: Brand n('w ---------• 1974 PLYMOUTH , Nrwp0rt Beach Athletic i;:rossrd S955 1n July. 2 tOps, maroon w/black SADDLEIACK 1976 Volvo 2.izs. 1''ully Chevrolet 9920 Custom Suhurban l't''1 Club Membership. $150. $17,500. Only inquire H '76 Dodge V8 Custom. Salcs·Servicc·Leasing int, lltr cond .. pwr. VALLEY IMPORTS equipped. t0900·l6>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l~~~~l:l~\~':n~:(1'::;.~~:; 1175·2486 you have cash down of Xltn cond. PS & Brks Roy Carver.Inc. steertn$t. 4 ·speed & 831·2040 495.4949 ONLY $6596 Don't See U1 Flnt ... D h 'd'" S95 n d $3,500. Cal\ eves/wlolds, $6,000.768·1479aft5. Rollslloyce BMW ONLY 17,000 mi les. ButSee UsLast!!I electron ic l ~nition, c um1 hie~ . nron 64·1·7872. . 1540 Jamboree MINT con d at ion ! '63 Super 90 C. Shoi•p, al power disc front bralCDs. new Worn!Jns Seiko SI' '76FordE·lSO,redw/ta.n. NewnnrtBeach 640·6444 t""•LIMX>. orig. $4,500. 644·0850 o "If You Don't power s t eer in~ Quarl7. Watr h. $150. Boats. tps/ loaded. xtras, int. .... .-.n automatic transmiss 673-8391nft.4pm only. Ooclcs 9070 carpeted. $6200. 4fl7·2668 •74 3.0 cs. Snrf .. Velour MISSION VIEJO 642·0054• Buy From rubbor hum per guat Miscetlane<>Us ••••••••••••••••••••••• . int .. oir, stereo & lap<•, IMPORTS '73 911T Sliver. 5 spd, CONNELL, AM radio. hght packago, Wonted 8081 Slips·Sailhoots22'to25' Autos Waftted 9590 aul.O. $18.000. 537·5160 ext /\very Pkwy .. S.D. Frwy. mags, FM, nir cond. etc. You're Potlnq s l a n d 11 r II s i i c Best in NwFit Harbor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 416. 2870, ""ar"ucri'tc l'kwy. t Owner. Xlnl cond. lhru whitewnlls, tkiuxe wh.t •••••• •• • •• ••• •••••• • • • "73 .a711 t 1110 pm 4 "' " s o 7 "•5 8625 Too Muc '· 11 r I fl mot mil SSS CASH FOR v ..., CASHFORCA~S! BMW'69,(2500Bavnnnl'1 831-1748 out. 1 '()() . .,... 0 r~~.er:l~C'~r1/~·lo1•k. lult: "ood df / f · Boat1.Sp.ed& :top$ Dollar Spaid for spd, sunrf. /\Mll"M. 00.'l·tSO.i ORANGECOUMTY CONNELL "al{e rack, taili::Ht' nut~ " use urn re rigs Ski 9080 cfoan used cars, trucks & <'lean. S27(IO. PP. 83l-1678 JAG XJ '6S Porsch~ 356C. Im mac. lO<'k. 300citl, '1 hbl, YO', frirs/stoves 546·0768 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corvettes. Ask for r :ml Alt models. many colors Red/blk int. $5400. 0 VOLVO CHEVROLET C'l\ltlO<'. ill'avy <111ty W :, WANTEO :-JEW •77 10' Ranger Tri· O'Neill. '76 2002. n ir. r adio, hore now. Discus11 l~as· best offer. <213 l598·1U80 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO pcnsi•rn p.iC'kllJ<<'. lHr ORIENTAL RUGS Hull. Walk lhru. Must HOWARD Ct..vrol•t metallic blue. fake new. in~. 60 Mos fin. Many L11rgest Volvo Denier 282811urhor lllvd. C'rt ndilioninA. tinted Persian & Chinese also sell. 892-0026. 846-6710. t>ovc & Quail Stll Foctory warranty. Must programi;. '73 PORSCHE 9t 4 In Oran~e County! COST/\ MESA windshield. WP·'1<1> • .,. NEWPORT BEACH sell this wc.'<'k! 499·2380 BRITISH CAR co: I.iko new,. A M/ 1'' M, UUY01o1r1!:,,l~TASJ·: 546·1200 $2215 ,1apestry.Pvt~ty'sonly. '76RanRer l9'volvoJO,& c---: 9715 chrome wheels, sharp. .,..., •--------- 640·701 \ trailer lo brs, $4950. .,.. ' 213/990·2'25 (64SJNZ). 0 -'65 Chcvelle. 6 cyl, auto Sec in ~orul{e :iren Wanted, old foshion gas1_67_3_·66_1_0______ ..... 1·;;,·~;-;;;;.... · 7141604~2854 EJRITISH CAR CO. ~·,~ ..... ,rJP.• ~:,~~c{~ 7~;.t;~c, 4 dr. /\sk ror Hlrk • r a n Re · P r e r e r 4 speed, :tir conrl. ll Mcndo 9738 213/990·2525 ~ :t_O J Ill,'!._ t~ Orange Coast;'. / Wedgewood. 548·5497 alt. Transportaffon stereo C"S"elte. Huy or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·14•n.a2954. '62 Chevy Station Wngon. Daily Pilot '1 Spm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... p iv•..-2025 S a.a ... -~ ..... N""w brakns & t1'res cpl lcp50. (613MWE). '74 Miiida RX3 Coupe, 4 tTICHIVl~LQl "" ~ • • 330\Vcst Bay St. .i Musical Motorcr:::•J SADDLEIACK spd, under wrnty, very '66 911, rrcw cng, Weber's, Anaheim 760-2011 Gd cond saoo. Ph 962·3170 CosUI Mesa l..s~,. 1083 •• ~~••••••11••••!!!~ VAU.&Y IMPORTS <'lt!&n837·3202 Ko111·s, super c le~n. 19 5 VOLVO 242 '71Kingswood9 pass Full '48 Plymoutti. : ': ~~r~~:~~·,;;..;,~u;l~~~ '74 KAWASAKI 90. ?tint -'------"-'~-------• 831-2040 495.4949 Men:•de1 hnx 97.tO .$6.950.846-88S7 . '4 cyi.'coupe. 4 speed. air pwr., stereo 8 trk. Sac. Special Deluxe. 2 d(l. organ, Gxcellent condl· cond. bnsltel carriers W~~~~~~~~~ , . ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 1~ Porsche 914. 2 htne cond. & ~tereo. Extra $1300. 968·0290 Coupe. Runs good ttOlt. tio11. $600, P.P. 532·1259 s:r>O. Ph67s.&U3 FORElON, DOMES'l'IC 74 Capri 2IOO Mercedes Bem: '75, 450SE, f ng. Stereo, black, clean. clean, low mileage. 1975 MONZA 273 E. 20th St. 642·2073 ~'.!!!.!~::.!..;;!..:.:==::_.tH-:-od-:--k:--':'Sl--:,---:S::--1:-:1 or CLASSICS V-6 eng. aut9 lrans, file· sunro<>f tmmac New $0000. Ph496·04M <·'64NKl\). TOW~E COUPE POfttioc 99,S • !~••••••••••••••~~.~? 100.a r!rle:tedi~ ~~cr:r If your car is d.lra clean ~~. 8~1nP~!~~ &c~~~: Mic be li n•. $1 G;SOO. '61 Porsche RQadster, O~L Y SS400 Automatic, uir rond .. •••••••••••••••••• •• ,.. .. lre.cl..-CattariH ~~\~n~t:;o.E~~~~ aee u:iuERIUICIC '26.S0.:>48·l4l7 ::.i~~74 oHcr Spm orlg.&1(~'3~~· La n dau .& stereo For Sole or tratlc for Topquallty A35J86 2925 KarborBlvd. ·74 Capri. Y·6. 4 spd, ca~selr· uo3NUO. 11maU boat. '70 Ponlibc '16~H181 afl SPM Costa Mella 9'19~ xltas. 11upro1(. 2GM 1 '1& MIZ 300 Rolls Royce 9756 S DDLEIACK Grand Prix. Very clcun. -'74 Yamah.a R.1>350. $525 om1'm mbst ell ne11, DllSll!.I ••• ••• .. ••. •• • •• •• ••••. VALLEY IMl'O RTS 673·6728. ~ : .. ,i-.. & 01'11'10ttl 8090 or bes• "(C"'r, 7·J0"m W0 BUY ' • -83 l 2040 495 4949 .. ':."':: .... ;.'!.......... . .. eis.4196 •• •l1SI.fr.> CARS & offer. 540·2499 t482llEY). Pa1l4:I bloc. *1 DEAlER IN U.S.A. • • ·11 Cr:tnd Prix. Loaded. ANTIQUE Organ. Cloujth & Warren Cb. c-nll Mon l976 Harley Sportsltr. • lhru Thurs aft 3PM, 1000. 6,000 mi, xtf'J)S. tH2·3626 ' • 645-22Uor646·1008 TR'tJCKS• Datsun 9720 elc. suhroot, stereo, buy ROY 'G8Chovelle307Jllllh .Xlntcond. Pvtpty.Sdts. Come In or Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• or lease. If{{ CARVER perl'ormnn{'e. Bcstofr. Ph673·3S99 •1' FRH Appr.t..a '76 280Z, Wbitc. 4 apd. HOUSE OF ~OUS•ROYt( GARAGE SALE ach In 673'5276· V~o 9f GrottaCl\-'n"Ot.t M11g1 , /\MJFM /'hpe, IMPORTS ,, ... ,."'.," the Dally Pllo~brlna hap-72 Caprice. 4 dr se<lan. •••••••••••••••••••• .! ..• 1!211 Buch Blvd. 1/c, 6$00 mi's. lrnm11c '"3/121-ISll .___. .. ,.<It py result•. T<' place Your Pt S, P /8, P /windows. 'T4 Ve~n JllC'tibk. 111\0. Studio Piano & Bench. 'T4 Husky 250CR. mo11t Good tone. $315 firm. sell, lc~,·fnl toWBt-~t Mesa Verde5$r""50Z orr~r. Mt..-m \. HuntJn~Oft Dc1ch toad. f139S, 642-9165. Ali .... 71,415 __ 7_,. ,..___......_......____ dnwlng ttrrd, phone /\JC . vin top. '19!10. A/C, lo ml, nu Ure"·.\ 1. 847-6087 * 549.333 I 4:30968.2865 _ ~-.._, aosro ltJNOAVS G42·S678 tod11y. 646·6.T76 $2015. 830·-0890 644·23T1 , \ t • ' • • , - Huntington ~aeh Fountain Valley • EDITION VOL. 69, NO. 299, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES • Aftcruoo11 N.Y.Stoeks J. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1976 TEN CENTS I ) ·county Tllms Out for Ford Rally ·35,000 Flock to FVPark By ROBERT BARKER 01111• O~il' Pilt14 Sttff One or the biggest crowds ever to turn ·Out for a political can· didate in Orange Count y gathered in Fountain Valley Sun- day to hear and see President Ford. "What a crowd. I just couldn't believe it ." Fo untain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden said. "It was one of the biggest thrills of my life ." City officials said the crowd ranged from 28,000 to 35,000. CROWD WAITS FOR THE PRESIDENT AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S MILE SQUARE PARK Turnout, Estimated at 28,000 to 35,000, Buoys Ford Hopes for Callfornl,. Win Ford agreed that the turnout at Mile Square P ark was tremen·· dous and said it gave him fresh hope of carrying California on Nov. 2. JOHN WAYNE WAS ON HAND TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor Promises Support for Republican Ticket 4 Men Jailed +Huntington OffiCer 1 lnjurell in Melee A Huntington Beach polit'e sergeant is hospitalized today and four young men are Jailed ! n f e l o n y a ss a ult charges ollowing a fight that erupted und ay n i~ht wh e n in - estigators tried lo quell a loud arty. Patrol Sg t Ar den Beavers \Was listed in s atisfactory condi- ltion at Pacifica Hospital, where he was unde r observation to de - 1te rmine the extent of his in-· jun es. I Charged ln the assault are four suspects who were arrest- led at The Apple Apartments. 6700 Warn e r Ave., s hortly before midnight when relnforce- 1 mcnls arrived. One additiona) suspect fl ed jwilh h is ha nds ha ndcuffed behind him at the height of the l fray and additional chaq~es of lynching could be riled against the four captur ed. Th ey i n c lu de J o hn I.. Fahre n a ru i::. 20. J am es C. Kingdom. 20, and Robert J . Aarons, 19, all of the Warner Avenue address and Michael J . Allen, 18. of Orange. They are booked on sus picion or felony assault on a police or- fit'er and resisting arrest with ball set at $2 ,500 for each or the at'cused, police said. The little·us ed lynching charge could be filed because the fifth s uspect, a youth about 20, believed to be named Rudy and possibly a Fountain VaUey resident, es caped as they bat- tled police. Lynching is technkally the of- fense or forcibly removing a prisoner from custody or an of· ficer. Inv e s tigators s aid Sgt. Beavers res ponded about 11 :30 p.m . when a private security guard employed by the aparl· ments request ed an offi cer to b ack hi m up in quellin g a party. He told police he had strong fears ther e would be trouble. Te mpe rs flared during the party breakup, leading to the arrest of the escaped suspect whose buddies re portedly fried to intervene and release him. The t'ombatants were finally subdued a fter Orficer St eve Ekstedt r esponded to a further request fo r police backup as· sistance and booked on the dual charges. A 17-year -otd girl was also taken into custody on charges of posses s ion of a lcohol by a minor but was not involved in th e d onn y broo k that hospitalized Sgt. Beavers. His injuries were reportedly infli cted by blows by both feet and fis ts. Arson Eyed In Coast Fire A fire believed set by an arsonist caused $11,000 damage to a home In Sunset Beach Sun· day, Orange County Firemen re· ported today. The blaze damaged a home rented by Robert Wolfe al 16543 22nd St., firemen said. The bome ls owned by Al Walten of 1512 Laguna P lace, Seal Beach, firemen reported. Investigators said the blaze started in the kitchen or living room area. It was controlled within 30 minutes. Firemen estimat ed the dalbage at $8.000 to the building andJ3,000 to the contents. No one was al home when the 8:24 blaze broke out, firemen said. County Aid To Quell Stink Vowed Orange County health ins pec- tors will keep trying to help Huntington Beach city officials with an obnoxious ooor rising from a t'Onstruction site. But George Osborne, director of the county Environmental Management A~ency (EMA>. s aid in a re po rt to county supervisors there is no obliga- tion to spend county funds to seek a per manent soluliQn to the problem. The smell, al a construction site near Warner Avenue and Bolsa Chica Street, was first un- cove red Sept. 8 during grading for a rour-plex development. The garlicky odor is believed to have been caus ed by the bury· ing or petroleum wastes nearby a bout 20 years ago. Os borne s aid. The uot'overcd fumes caused nearby residents to complain or headaches and nausea. After ci t y o fficials s ent Supervisor Laurence Schmit a hurried m ailgram as king for help, a county health inspector was sent to the site t~onitor work. Under the agreement, Lhe in- s pector was e mpowered to halt cons truc tio n if the f umt>s became toxic In addition. John Wh ipple, ad- ministrative aide in the city public works department, said liquid bleach was being a pplied to the smelly ar eas to squelch the odor. City workers a lso went door- to·door to nearby homes to ex- plain the proble m , Whjpple said. and complaints' have now start· edtodrop. But the city also is seeking help from the state Department of Health lo permanently stop the problem. Osborne s aid in his report that could require extensive fi eld study and som e undefined ex- pensive publk works project. And the county will continue monitor in g the construction work, Osborne sa id. Bodies Recovered HALIFAX, Nova Scotia CAP) -A raft with the bodies of seven persons who abandoned the Dutch freighter Gabriella during a severe storm last week was washed up on a rocky shore near St. Shott's, Newfoundland. Search and rescue officials said residents or the area cUmbed down a ste~p cliff on Sunday to remove the bodies or six men and the' wile or the Gabriella's chief engineer. Dally Ptlol Pl>Olo• by Pal"O O'Ool\t>ell PRESIDENT, CROWD EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN PARK In Fountain Valley, a Warm Reception for Ford Huntington Kills Viejo Crash Man A 48-year -old Mission Viejo m an w as killed early Sunday when his van was struck nearly head-on by a nother car in Hunt- i n3 t o n Bea c h , C ali fo rni a Highway Patrolme n reported to- day. Joseph Walter Breakfield of 25692 Aurora Way, Mission Viejo, was pronounced dead on arrival al Huntington fntercommunity Hospital after the 12:55 a.m. crash, the CH P s aid. Offit'ers a rrested Richard Paul Gr anillo, 21, of Bellnower, whose c ar a ll ege dl y s tru c k Breakrield's , on a charge of drunk d riving. patrolmen said. He was booked into UCI Medical Center with what office r s described as minor injuries. Patrolmen said Granillo was driving north on the San Diego freeway near Newland Street, when he went through the center divider. He first struck a car driven by Roger Lehman, 25, Redlands. then careened nearly head-on into Breakfield's vehi· cle. ·omcers alleged. Lehman was uninjured and his car incurred mmor dam age, the CHP reported. Five-ton Ekphant Recaptured PERRYVILLE, Ark. CAP) Ba rba ra, the five-ton circus elephant that led circus officials and police around in circles for nearly a week, was recaptured today . The Carson & Barnes circus parked a truck loaded with other elephants near Stale lllghway 7. hoping to lure the 37.year-old Barbara into the open. A motorist spotted Barbara on the highway and the circus and state police were notified. She was valued al $25,000. AD RESPONSE 'TREMENDOUS' "We sold her! We recelved a tremendous response." Gotta Give 'em Baek ""' Officers said circus workers captured Barbara be!ide the road not far from where she escaped Wednes~ay while helping r ight an overturned • truck. Barbara was frightened· by another truck and bolted Into the woods. This was the advertising sue· cess story or a Newport Beach couple who placed this classified ad: Rhesus Macaque remale monkey. born in capU\I· \y. Great personahly. Very swttl and doesnl bite. XXX·XXU Jr you need to find a new home lor your pet, or anything else - try the Dally Pilot classifieds. Call 642·5678 for help. --•• • I ., Los A.!amitos-Cops Mrut Return Sex Matericds Los Alamitos police have been ordered to return $2 million worth of a lleged sh·oriented materials, seized durin1 an in· vesUgaU.n nearly four yean ago, police reported today. O ffl~rs said they were notlfle by District Attorney Cecil lcks to return the two tons ol magazines, printed materials and printing plates seized from · Sµkl Inc. in February of 1973. Attorney1 for Suki Inc. won a ·ruling In the Fourth District Court ot Appeals In San Bernardino that the materials wue not pornographic, police said. Tbe seJzed material must be returned to the company in· stead of being destroyed. Charges relating to the dls· trlbutlon of the materials were dismissed against three officers or Suki Inc. and four o\ber In·. divlduals. But Oranl(e County Superior Court judge Byron McMillan early, thls year bad ruled that ~e materials themselves were obac ene and should b e datroyed. She was spotted at various (See CIRCUS, Page AZ> City's State Aired City Administrator Bud Belsito will tell members or the Hunt· lngton Beach CoordinaUng Coun· ell about the slate ol the city at loon Nov. 1 at Murdy Park Com· munity Center. "I have a feeling that the Ford and Dole team will carry this great state." he declared. "Yoo can all come to Washington on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration,'' he said. Ford s aid Sunday he would work for lax reductions for mid· dle income taxpayers. "The taxpayer needs a break and Jerry Ford will guarantee that you 'II get it," he said. The President said he will seek to expand the personal income tax exe mption from $750 to Sl,000 per family m ember. ''For a fam ily with three children that will be a savings or $1 ,250 and that's meaningful," he said. The President s aid he would keep pressure on Congress to get the tax exemption. "If they don't do it, you can take them on at t he polls and lick them in 1978," he said to ap· plause from the audience. The President said he has cast 66 vetoes on spe nding measures in the pas t two years. "Those vetoes have saved each family about $200 in taxes," he said. "That's progress and we'll con- tinue that." he said. The Preside nt, who didn't men· lion Democratic candidate Jim· my Carter by name, said, "It is with sadness t hat I note that my OPPOnent proposes a $5 to $1 billion defense cut.•• He said if the reductions were carried out, they would require troop withdrawals from key overseas bases a nd delays or B·l bomber program, shipyard con· s truclion cuts and closings or de· fense plants in California. ''You don't want that,·· he said. ··we must be s trong if we are to be the leader. "l pledge a strong defense system lo preser ve the peace :md freedom so dear to all or us, .. he said. Ford said tha t defense needs have beeo shortchanged over the years and only in the pas t two years has Congress approved satisfactory defense spending. "There is no Americ an fighting and dying on foreign soil. l 'm go. ing to keep it that way," hesald. Ford s aid America is sound and secure and is on the way to a better quality or life. "I've earned your trust for the next four years,·· he said. Ford was introduced by actor CSee FORD, Page A2) Coast Weather Sunny weather expected through Tuesday with little te m perature change. Highs in the 70s, lows in mid50s. INSIDE TODAY The Ram• aeemingly matched def eat from the ;aws of victory, but the New • Orltaru Saints Id thmaofl tM a hook. Story, 83. f l•dex A•Y-s.r.10 All -u•n .,• .... , ... •• ....,, .... At ~.:;:: An ...,, ... AU AS .... 1'M4...., ... CIHllflM a Mt °"""9~• Al c.Mk• Al• ........ ••·t ~ Att ._.. . ..... O.....•ln• Al ~. '"'''"''"" ., ........... A• Stec'.11 Mlrtltil At .......... ~ "" , ... .,,tMft •• "'~ A• ""''*" .. , .... .... ~ •• ---M ---•t w.flfM._ 44 I . r. Al OAIL y PILOl H /F Monday, OctotHtr ~s. 1978 Ford l'oms . Spending C1i~h •• ... Will Continue SAN DIEGO (AP)-President Ford said today he will continue •to restrain federal spending, if • elected, "because 1 don't believe • lhe American people ~hould be taxed any more, and innauon is rJust another high tax ... ,. In his text for a nationwide ' Mutual radio broadcast, paid for by his campaign organization, Ford argued that federal spend- ing contributes to inflation. He boasted that during his presiden- cy the inflation rate has been cut from 12 percent annually to less than 6 percent. Those figures agree with the Laboe Depart- ment's consumer price index. The broadcast was the first of eight that will be aired daily ~om now until election day, ex- eptnextSunday. Before taking his campaign to- ay to Seattle and Portland, • Qre., Ford bid for support Sun-~clay evening in Calllomia with ~he first of at least five "Jerry tmd Joe Shows," statewide live television broadcasts featuring • the President and, actin~ as ·ma s ter o r ceremonies, $portscaster Joe Garagiola. In the program beamed from ;Jlollywood to all parts of California. son Steve and former ])emocratic Rep. Edith Green of regon also participated. The broadcast was sandwiched between rallies at Fountain I Valley and La Mesa. The two af- fairs attracted thousands, mak· ing them among his best at· j t~nded appearances of this elec-tion year. After the La Mesa event, a pleased Ford told reporters, "I will sleep well." Jn hss radio speech. Ford sum - marized his basic appeal to the electorate in this fashion : "America 1s back at peace again. There's honor in your While )louse today." I He also referred to the lower • i11flation rate. ;. "Things are getting better. t-That's why we're feeling good •:about America," he said. •' In his television broadcast, i:wh1ch saw him and other partici· ryants chattsng informally lifter , an opening sequence of films of '.California appearances, Ford :said, "I don't challenge Mr. ''<Jimmy) Carter's good inten- tions but l do challenge his pro· . grams.·· • Ford went on to argue that :earter, former governor of . ~~anagement Employes Get rSo/o P ay Hike · Fountain Valley School Dis- "trist trustees have approved a live percent across the board in- crc ase for 42 management ~mploycs this year. • District Associate Superinten- :denl Robert Read and assistant ·.superintendents Charles Wood· ·'fin. Jack Mahnkan and Ed Moon will each receive $33.636 per year salaries. · Superintendent Bill Plaster, who receives S38,000 annually, is . under a specs al contra<'t with the district and is not covered by the t.lte management salary 'scht'dulc. Dr P:itncia Clark. cmployer-~ploye relations admsnbtrator. -will recc1 ve a $32.107 annual ,salary. Robert Sampica, person- nel administrator; Or. Waldo Price, Plava n School directbr. 4nd Milo Bibelheimer. special aervices director, will each re-~ive$30,578salanes. -: Ma rilyn Dus h, educ<1tional j'ervices administrator, wlU re- eeive $29, 122 .. Principals' salaries will range ; om $24,436 to $26,941. Other management employcs 111 receive salnrles ranging orn $25,594 to $16, 784. Georgia, as inexperienced in foreign atrairs and would damage the defense effort by cut· ting the national security budget by SS billion to $7 billion. Carter has said he would seek to cut the Pentagon's budget by those sums by reducin' what he says is waste. Ford had hoped that former California Gov. Ronnld Reagan, whom he narrowly defeated for the presidential nomination~ would join him on the broadcast. However, the White House press office made public a telegram in which Reagan told Ford, "I have a prior commitment with cam- paign leaders which l believe ls essential lo your victory here in California." Full Bible Class Drawn By Carter PLAINS, Ga. (AP)-Clarertce Dodson was speaking in the base- ment of the Plains Baptist Church to the men's Bible class. His audience was about so· _ persons, only half or them re- gular members of a class, Includ- ing one man running for presi- dent of the United States. "If we have come to this sanctuary today. just for purpose of seeing one another, just to see who is here, it is not like coming to the sanctuary . . . to seek Christ's blessing," Dodson said. Jimmy Carter, of course, was the reason why the other people -tourists. reporters and Secret Service agents -were there. The 45-minute Bible class and the church services upstairs in the simple, white-framed build- ing with its 16 stained-glass win· dows are regular features of Carter's Sunday in Plains, hi s hometown. Carter has taught the class in the past, but on Sunday he sat on ,a metal folding chair in the second row, third seat from the left, with a Bible in his lap and Plains residents on either side of him. -c A Secret Service agent, his gun bulging from under his jacket, sat at the back. Reporters also sat in the back and on a bench along the side. There were no blacks in the class. None are members of the church. There were no women taking part in the class, although several female reporters were there. A separate class 1s held for women . In 1964, Carter had voted for an unsuccessful plan to integrate the church. Since then, however, blacks have worshiped at the church, although none belongs, according to a Carter spokesman. The spokesman said nothing prohibits blacks from becoming members of the congregalion and that Carter believes lhal if a black applied for membership '"lhe vote would be affirmative.'' There is a musty smell in the basement. Eight bags of insulat- ing material were piled in the back. The five classroom win- dows arc decorated with clt'an white curtains. Carter. questioned by the re· porters, said their presence in the classroom and the church had only slightly affected the congregation. "We have tried to retain the tone of our church," he said. "We all decided it was good to let peo- ple come and that perhaps tho~e who came to write stories would derive some benefits." Wife Ordered ORANGE COAST "' >- DAILY PILOT 1fW'Or•~ t~'' O•Uv ~tot WtO~wf'lith•\'°""" n·~tMN•W\ "'•" t\.Wbfl~~'ffMOf•~ ll'Wll\t Pvbt•,"l•ftO <.omo '"" ~r•ff'•(f1t~' .,,., D-~11\"""d Mona1'y lf'HOVO" ll'flft.t'i IM (l'kl.4 Mio~ Nr •OO'I ~•t"i. 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Httett•f ,.. •• ._, ., Mf'ftrlh trf'l•"U 'Wo'tl,_ "'•Y ~ ''•'•hCtf •••ttt.-~• .,...'*'' ~"u'''•" •f .....,,,.,.._ i t:.i:: ... ~~·",.::!~r. .. :.··.r ,~::::. ~·:. ,,_..tPtty ., Mi tt \.i H ,,..,..filff; M4tlt.tty _,,.,..,..,.. ... _tMV Dorothy June Ellis or Hunt- ington Beach has been ordered to face trial Dec. 13 on attempted murder charges filed aner she allegedly shot her husband three times at their concomlnium home. Orange County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Mrs. Ellis, 54, who is confined to a wheelchair with a chronic arthritic condi- tion. Pretrial action is set for Dec.3. Judge Walsworth appointed two psychiatrists to examine Mrs. Ellis and report on her men- tal condition prior to trial. Mrs. Ellis was arrested ln her home at 8877 Tulare Drive Sept. 8, shortly after a shooting inci· dent in which her husband. St3nley Raymond Ellis, ~. was wounded in the chest and arm. Police said her husband had taken legal action to c.-nd their 30·year marriage shortly before the incident. (SAFELY) THIS IS COVER BOY FOR Bl YCLE SAFETY BOOK Cartoon Character Drawn by Huntington Polle• Artfat Safety Artist Takes Hobby to Huntington ByARTHURR. VINSEL Of I~• D•llY ""°"SU.ff She has a pretty face, a sort heart toward people in pain and when the occasion demands, the cool command of a street-wise cop. Ellen Covey, 28, is the com· muntty service officer for the Huntington Beach Police Depart· ment. Miss Covey has a degree in communications from Cal State, Fullerton and is an amateur artist and cartoonist. She also is studying for a Registered Nurse credential and intends to become a fire depart· ment paramedic. Right now, her job is trying lo prevent a portion ortbe annual ac- cident injury and death toll. The Anaheim resident, along with Service Officer Ivar Gitsham, annually creates the Huntington Beach Police Depart· ment's combination comic and coloring book that is a tool in teaching children traffic safety. Last week. 20,000 copies went into distribution amoog50private and parochial schools within four school districts in West Orange County. Many more will be re- printed across America. "The chief has a great attitude about it," says Miss Covey. "As long as they are going to be used to promote safety and not for profit, any other law agency or school district can reproduce the book.·' Traffic safely officers saw the cartoon books in seminars and began requesting permission to reproduce the publication which this year is titled "Ride On!". "Every year during the sum- mer months, Ivar and I get together and brainstorm ideas for the new book," says Ellen, who last week r eceived a query about copies from authorities in the Virgin Islands. . This week, the new volume will be displayed and dislribuled al a CaJTrans conference in Los Angeles. "As far as we know. we are the first police department with a book like this to include transla- tions in Vietnamese in addition to Spanish," explains Miss Covey. "We originated with one litUe character, 'Safe·T'." she ex- plains. displaying the five issues in print. "The second, as you can see, is geared to. very young children. ll' s being used in a Jot of preschools." This year's edition features a colorful little character in a motorcycle helmet. "It just started as nhobby." she says of the cartooning that led her to suggest the colorbook concept after being hired in 1971 as a city community service officer as· signed to police. Chief Earl Robltail1e firmly maintains the special unit and particularly the comic color book by Miss Covey and Officer Oitsham have shown results over the years. Huntington Beach started its program of saturation bikesafety education in i972 and from 1973 until this summer, police logged not one fatal accident involving cars versus bicycles. The face page of Miss Covey's 1976 edition includes u certificate awarded to each child trom the ci- ty for contributing to that record through knowledge and practice of good riding habits. A second new feature is a check list for mechanical safety. something most parents never l.hou1ht about. "Some let their kids ride bikes in a condition they'd never lcl the O•lt' l'lt.i St..tt ,.,,..o SAFETY IS HER BEAT Police Cartoonist Covey family car get into," notes Miss Covey. "I remember my first ex- perience with death," she says matter-of-factly. "It was a 17- year-old boy in a traffic accident in Westminster. The other victim had massive injuries." She was on a ride-along trip as an observer to test her reactions to trouble. Out there on the dark. bloody street, she realized a lot of seasoned emergency workers would watch her reactions. "I realized I , as a woman, would be judged by the men. It was the turning point. Jt rein· forced my determination to become a paramedic and to help people." She forced herself to watch the heartbreaking extrication of bodies and vowed not to let her hands shake and they didn't, says Huntington Beach's resident traf- fic safety cartoonist. Then she went home, indulged in a few tears of sympathy, and with a silent prayer vowed to do something about traffic safety awareness. TIUe ves Raid liquor Store A team of burglars raided a Huntington Beach liquor litore early Sunday, prying open a rear door and escaping with more than $1,000 in weekend receipts and merchandise. Steve Mabry, operator or El Don Liquors, 8242 Indianapolis Ave., told police the intruders pried the lid from a floor safe, taldng $800 in cash. The remainder or the loss in· eluded alcoholic beverages and other merchandise stored In the area where the burglars broke in, police said. Fro• Pag.-A I CIRCUS ••• times, but ran away when so· meone approached. She had not been seen since Saturday. "We're glad lt's over," said Perry County Sheri(f Merren Al· Uson. A heavy overnight rain had hampered the search, and of- ficials worried th alt.he downl)Our mleht increase the chance that she'd get into a traffic accident. State Files S glt . Dog Racing .. . rFllndfug Hit LOS ANGELES CAP) -stale officials today slapped a $'787,27S campaign disclosure suit against promoters of the greyhound nac- ing initiative. only eight days before the general election. The unprecedented ·suit was brought under Callfornle's· PollUca1 Report Act ot 1974 "to force large, hidden amounts of campaign money into the open before an election, .. said Daniel Lowenstein, chairman of the Fair Political Practices Com- mission. Named in the suit is George Hardie, chief sponsor ot the in- itiative, Prop. 13 on the ballot. Jt would legalize greyhound racing with parimutuel wagering in California. The FPPC said it was the largest campaigl'l disclosure suit in stale history. The suit alleges that Hardie, between Jan. 7, 1975andlast0ct. 1, collected more than $463,915 in contributions and properly re- ported no more than $136,684, FPPC attorneys fl.led the suit In Los Angeles County .Superior Court, asking damages of $327,231 for unreported cam-.,. paign contributions; treble damages of $256,000 for unlawful cash expenditures, and treble damages of $74,601 !os-unlawful cash contributions. The largest single unreported campaign donation listed in the suit was $100,000 from Antilles Communications Ltd., of the 11 Mexican Aliens Held Mter Crash Huntington Beach traffic in· vestigators said today they ar- rested 11 Mexican nationals as il- legal immigrants following a traffic accident involving six cars Sunday. - Police Lt. Gary Davis said the 11 were arrested after the car driven by one or them sideswiped five other vehicles parked near Ash Street and Mandrell Drive. Davis said the driver of the car fled the scene but he and his companions were located based on a description of lhe car s up· plied to police by witnesses. Davis said the 11 men were sharing an apartment on Queens Lane, near the site of the traffic mishap. According to the policeman, none of the vehicles involved in the accident was severely damaged. Meet Cancelled Huntington Beach City Council members wiJI not meet tonight because of the Veteran's Day holiday. This week's meeting will be held Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in council chambers. Tiger Pause Vlrgln Islands, and its principal shareholder. Christopb\'r Blackwell. He ls a record com- pany executive who Uvea ~" Nassau, the FPPCsaid. The suit 'stems-from a six· month Investigation In whlc'h Hurdle balked at turning ov~r campaign financial records until a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sentenced him to jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agreeing to turn over re· cords. However, the suit alSo seeks l9 compel Hardie and various or-ganizations which be operates and controls to fully disclose tbe sources or bis money and his ex· penditures. Fro•PageAI FORD ••• .1 John Wayne as he walketl through an arch formed by a huge American nag which W¥ suspended from two HuntingtOS\ Beacb tirelrucks. , "I am for General-er, Gerald Ford," Wayne said. ~ Patriotic music was provided by the Westminster, Estancia and Fountain Valley High School bands and the Serendipity Singers. • Other celebrities, including Los Angeles Dodgers baseb.il players Don Sulton and Steve Garvey, and Republican poliUul figures shared the rostrum with the President. Sgt. William DiNisi of lbp Fountain Valley Police DepaJ1· ment said officials had been ~­ peeling a turnout of only abo1;t 10,000 people. "The crowd control and trarf}C control got· beyond ou ~ capacities,'• he said. He said the crowd was vef4/ friendly and the biggest probleni was in keeping egress e.nd in- gress paths free tor ttte dignitaries .. He said that all parking around Mile Square was filled shortly after 11 a. m . ••and that people were parking all over the city ... Tillef Steals From Jogger A Huntington Beach jogger got more exercise than he bargained for Sunday when a sneak thief stole his car keys and wallet from his unlocked car at Marina Hi gh School. The victim who called police to complain of the petty then pant- ed over the phone that he'd just jogged home for his spare keys and he'd meet an officer back a t the car. Inves tigators are hunting another auto seen leaving the school at high speed short!~ before the victim discovered his loss. · Pacing back and forth in his cage, Mike IV stops ' momentarily for the camera at Florida's Busch Gardens. Mike IV, a Bengal tiger, was born at 1'The Dark C-0ntinQnt," Busch Gardens' African·theme famil.y entertainment pa rk, in June, 1974. , t , Irvine EDITION · Today's Clos ing -N.Y.Stoeks VOL 69, NO. 299, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1976 TEN CENTS , ,. ...... l L I I PRESIDENT, CROWD EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN MILE SQUARE PARK Republicans Rock to Fountain Valley, Give W•rm Reception to Ford 35,000 Flock to Ford ,. Record Tunwut in Fountain Valley By ROBERT BARKER 01 lht O•ily PllO! St.all One or the biggest crowds ever to turn out for a political can- didate in Orange County &athered in Fountain Valley Sun- day lo hear and see President Ford. "Wh at a crowd. I just couldn't believe it,'· Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden s ajd. "It was one of the biggest thrills of my life." City officials said the crowd ranged from 28,000 to 35.000. Ford agreed that the turnout al Mile Square Park was tremen- dous and said it gave him fresh hope of carrying California on ~ov.2. "I have a feeling that the Ford and Dole team will carry this great state," he declared. "You can all come to Washington on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration," he said. Ford said Sunday he would work for tax r eductions for mid- dle income taxpayers. "The taxpayer needs a break and Jerry Ford will guarantee that you'll get it," he said. The President said he will seek to expand the personal income lax exemption from $750 to Sl.000 per family member. "For a family with three children that will be a savings or $1.250 and that's meaningful." he said. The President said he would keep pressure on Congress to get the tax exemption. "If they don't do it, you can take them on at the polls and lick them in 1978." he said to ap- plause from the audience. The President said he has cast 66 vetoes on spending measures in the past two years. "Those vetoes have saved each family about $200 in taxes." he s aid. "That's progress and we'll con· tinue that." he said. The President, who didn't men- tion Democratic candidate Jim· my Carter by name. said, "It is with sadness that I note that my opponent proposes a $5 to $7 billion defense c ut." He s aid if the reductions were carried out, they would require troop withdrawals rrom key overseas bases and delays or B·l bomber program, shipyard con· structlon cuts and closings of de· tense plants in California. "You don'i want that." he said. "We must be s trong if we are to be the leader. "I pledge a s trong defe nse system to preserve the peace and freedom so dear to all or us, .. he' said. Ford said that defense needs have ~n shortchanged over the years and only in the past two years has Congress approved satisfactory defense spending. "There is no American fighting CSee FORD, Page .U) . ) Fund .·Suit Filed Pro-dog Race ·Effort, Assailed LOS ANGELES (AP) -Sta\e officials today slapped a $787,275 campaign disclosure suit against promoters of the greyhound rac· ing initialive, only eight days berore the general election. The unprecedented suit was broug bt unde r California's Political Report Act or 1974 "to force large, hidden amounts of campaign money into the open berore an election," said Daniel Lowenstein, ch airman of the F air Political Practices Com- mission. Named in the suit is George Hardie, chief s ponsor or the in· itiative. Prop. 13 on the ballot. It would legalize greyhound racing with parimutuel wagering in California. The FPPC said it was the largest campaign disclosure suit in state history. The suit alleges that Hardie, Pet T ag De adline Draws Ne ar Police Sgt. Bob Kredel, head or Irvine 's animal services pro- gram, today warned reside nts have until Nov. 1 to buy licenses ror their pets without having to pay a late ree. Residents who buy dog or cat licenses after next Monday must pay a S3 late ree, in addition to the regular license fee. Licenses for neutered dogs are regularl y $6, with the price raised to S12 £or dogs which are not n eutered. The cost for neutered cats is S3 and $6 ror cats who are not neutered. Sgt. Kredel said it i~ important for all pet owners in Irvine to purchase licenses l so that their pets may be returned if they are found loose on the street. · Animals round loose which have licenses can be returned to their own ers without ha9ing to go Lo the Laguna Beach S. P.C.A. However. t hose without licenses will be taken by the animal services officers to the S.P.C.A. Kredel said that between July l and Sept. 30 or this year. arter the city assumed its own animal services prog ram, 98 animals were taken to t he Laguna Beach shelter. Of that number, 34 were re· turned to the owners and 60 had to be destroyed because they were not claimed. "If they had worn licenses, they could have avoided the shelter and the possibility or de- ath altogether ," Krec:Jel said. • Residents interested in purchasing licenses should con- tact Stephanie Burch, a public s afetv aide, a t the a nima l servic.es orr1ce in the fire station on Zee Street ocr Campus Drive. The phone number is 752-6123. Airlines J et Stuck in Mud WASHINGTON <AP) -An Eastern Airlines jet carrying 84 passengers skidded orr a runway as it landed at National Airport during a rain storm today. No one was injured and the plane was not damaged, a Federal Aviation Admi ni s tration spokesman s aid. The plane, Flight 875 from Newark, N J . to Washington, became stuck in the mud at the' end of the runway. The plane, a Boeing 727 , was dislodged within l ~·hours between Jan. 7, 1975 and last Oct. l , collected more than $463,915 in contributions and properly re. ported no more than $136,684. FPPC attorneys filed the suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court, asking damagu of $327 ,231 for unreported cam- paign contri bu lions; treble damages or $256,000 for unlawful cash expenditures. and treble damages of $74,601 for unlawful cash contributions. Hardie, contacted by telephone in Los Angeles, said the FPPC c h a r ges were "absolutely fraudulent. This was political ·and <lane with malice, that's all. "ll 's unheard of for a public agency to c all a press con· rerence" in a legal case, said Hardie, who acknowledged it could be "devastating" lo hfs campaign. Pardon Ends Controversy MONTGOMERY, Ala. <AP> -The state Pardon- Parole Board approved a pardon today for "Scot· tsboro Boy" Clarence Norris, once sentenced to death in one or the South's most controversial rape cases. The pardon was expect- ed to be sent during the day to Gov. George C. Wallace since his signature also is required . The 64 -year-old Norris was one of nine y9ung black men accused o( rap- ing two while women aboard a freight train near Scottsboro, Ala., in 1931. l\U were sentenced to de· ath but -all eventually were pardoned or paroled. Anaheim Man Face s Kidnap, Assault Raps A man booked on multiple criminal charges arter , being identified by Irvine police as the attacker of two 13-year-0ld girls has been ordered to face trial Dec. 13 in Orange County Superior Court. Judge J a mes H. Walsworth set the trial date for Emil William Kollhopp, 33, of Anaheim, who faces charges or kidnap, assault with intent to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd conduct . Pretrial action is set for Dec. 3. Police said the charges stem from an incident in Harvard Community Park Aug. 25 when two 13-year-old girls wer e dragged into a trash enclosure at knifepoint. .4D RESPONSE TREMENDOVS' "We sold her! We received a tremendous response." This was the advertising suc· cess story of a Newport Beach couple who placed this classified ad : Rhesus Mocaque female monkey, born in captivi· ty. Great personality Very sweet nnd doesn·t bite XXX·XXXX .It H you need to rind a new home for your pet, or anything else - try the Daily Pilot classifieds. Call 642·5678 for help. The lareest single UDl'eported campaign donation listed in the suit was $100,000 from AnUlles Communic:atlons Ltd.. of the Virgin Islands, and its principal shareholder. Cbrlstopber BlackwelL He is a record com• pany executive wbo lives la Nassau, the FPPCsald. . The suit s tems from a six- montb investigation in which Hardie balked al turning over campaign financial records until a Los Angeles Superior COurt judge sentenced him to jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agreeing to tum over re- cords. However, the suit also seeks to compel Hardie and .various or-ganizations which he operates and controls lo rully d.isc:lose the sources of his money.and bis U• penditures. 'Wait, See' Stance Eyed For Bingo Irvine Police Chief Peart will recommend Tuesday that the city council postpone adopting a bingo ordinance. The city currently does not have an ordinance allowing bingo to be played legally in Irvine. But cer- tain types of bingo games are now· legal in California and the chief was asked to look into such an or- dinance. The council will hear the report from Peart at the 7: 30 p. m. meet- ing at city h all. According to Pe art's report, the council should adopt a wait-and- aeeataoce instead ofimmediately jumping into a new bingo policy. Peart points oat that provisions or the new state law that allows legal bingo are strict. He said mos t organizations would not qualify and that religious groups with a tax-exempt status would be the most likely to qualify to run legal bingo games. However, Peart said that many cities which have already enacted bingo ordinances have found that it is rela{ively easy for groups to obtain tax-exempt status under the guise of religious organiza· tions. Such groups, Peart said, are not always running bingo games for charitable purposes but rather as gambling games. The chief suggested that Irvine wait to adopt a bingo ordinance until the deficiencies of other <SeeBINGO, PagetU) Burglars Hit Irvine Plant Burglars pried open the front door and sare at an electronics firm in Irvine over the weekend, getting away with a cash box. with $50, Irvine Police said to· day. The burg lary occurred at Comtec Economation Inc., 16871 Noyes Ave. in the industrial com- plex. Police said the break-in oc- curred sometime between 6:30 p.m . Saturday and 9 a.m. Sun- day, while the company was closed. The front door lock was broken open and the safe doors were pried open, according to police. Coast Weath e r Barbara's Baek Honie Sunny weather expected through Tuesday with UtUe tempe rature c hange. Highs in the 70s, lows in mld50s. • JOHN WAYNE WAS ON HANO TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor PromlMa Support for RepubHc.n Tlcket -- ( I I ,\ 5-ton Elephant Prefers Life Jfith Her Herd PERRYVILLE, Ark. (AP) - The five-ton fugitive named Barbara gave up peacefully. She •apparently p~eferred the comradeship of her herd to the freedom of the rolling, secluded hills or the Arkansu Ozarks. "We opened the back of the truck and s he just climbed In," saJd Jack Fulton or the Carson & Barnes Circus. The 37-year·old clrcua elephant had avoided capture since Wed- nesday when ahe became I frightened by a back·flring truck and bolted Into the woods. She was helping right an overturned circus truck on State Highway 7 atthetime. Barbara was caught today about 10 miles from where s he escaped. A motorist s aw her standing along Highway 7 about 40 miles west of LiWe Rock and called authoriUes. F\llton drove to the scene in a 40·(00l ·tractor-trailer hauling five other circu$ elephants. He hoped· her friends would bring her out. It worked. "1 saw her going down the highway . . . and as we got to her, she went into the edge of th'e timber," said Fulton. "Aller we passed by, sbe must hue smelled those other elephants. She followed th• truck dOwn the road and we stopped." He opened the rear o( lhe truck and abe lumbered aboard. "She was footloose and fancy <See CIRCUS, Paie Al) I NSIDE TODA 't' The Rcun1 uemi?J gly matched de/eat from the jaw ~ of victoru , but the New f Orlean1 Sa.Intl let them off tM hook. Storv, 83. l•dex •• \ OAILVflLOT ~Re.union on 'The Bridge' .. • Denis Rowland of New · York, left, and Ryuji of J apan s troll the famed bridge on the river Kwai at Kancbanaburi during a reunion today. Rowland was one of two Americans attending the meeting of s ur- viving J apanese and their prisoners o f war who built the span. (Story, P age A3) .· Gotta Give 'em Baek Los Alamitos Cops Mwt Return Sex Material.s. Los Alamitos police have been ordered to r eturn S2 million worth of alleged sex-oriented materials, seized during an in· vesligation nearly four years ago, police r eported today Officer s said they were notified by District Attorney Cecil Hicks lo r eturn the two t ons o f magazines, p r inted From Pagt-Al BINGO ... dties' ordin anccs arc worked out. Other items to be considered •,Tuesday include : '· -A decision by the city council !"whe the r or n ot the bicycle ·m otoc r oss cour se should be •moved to a new site in Wood· ;b rid g e , w i t h S m o k ctr e e homeowners and the Warmington Development paymg the moving ~ls. . · -A report by Chief Peart deal· :1ng with the growing number or cars parked on the side or roads displaying "forsale"s1gns. -A pu blic hearing on whether or not a par cel bounded by Michelson Ortve. San Diego Creek and Rancho San Joaquin Colf Course should be used for amusement and sport purposes -Council will consider adopt- ing a resolution urging the pre· .::scrvataon of t rees along Myford Avenue, which are in the pathway 'Of the proposed satellite college of the Sa ddleback Comm unity CoUcce District. Irvine Crash , .. Hurts Woman I An Irvine woman received minor cuts a nd br uises this mornjng when her bicycle col- lided witb a car on Culver Drive near the San Diego f'rccway on- ramp in Irvine Janet Hobbs. 25, of Parkview Lane. was first treated by Orange County Paramedics and Ulen taken to Cfustan Community Jtos pital for add itional treat· Jt'lenl. Hospital offac1als said they pxpected to release Mrs. Hobbs later today. Irvine police said the motorist. t'hnrles Mitchell OeVila, or 4972 lWchelle Ave., Irvine, was not c;ited. There were no immediate details as to how the 8 a.m. col· li!!ion occurred. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT -,,,.()Joel\ .. CM'' Oi'll'I •1tot wU"~<" h c...-~ ',._. "•-1 Ptf'\.l~t\CNbtl\Nidb"ltfW'()t~ (M,1 Pt.1011\~~"'I ~Ot1'0•nY SltCMt,.tf flO tl'Ot"I\ A ._ .,UOH\Md MoM•Y tfW~Q" r rt(j.t'f t~r (0'\14 MlllW Nt-OOrt 8•4111'", Hwttti~O"I ft-.4"f\ , ,."Ill ••1" v.11 • ., ttv•f\•• ,..,,•••o v.11 • ., -~ l.tQ\I,.. .. k .. l'Sou\ ... (t.6\t A \i"Of• tfW)+OtU1l •<h ttOft '' ou&f1""'9d Seturd•ft aiM '-,,.._Y' ,.,. ~;:;~nC:::"L~.',~~~· ""'' fl•• ll-••M-Pfn1dlt"ll •"II Pvet1tM4' Joc•11 c-. Yo(t ""'""""'-0.-~ ,,,._ ~··11-• ~01tor , ......... ,.......,. .. ....... 0"'"~ .... ~ .. "_ ..it_ ..... " ~,, •• ,.", M•"•OlftQ EctUW\ Otllce1 C<KtaMt•f JJOWHl!I"'"'"' l.a-tkO<ft" ll .. 0-• .. \( ...... H""''""'"" .... ~ 1117\_ft..,..,.va..t -··-'Vall•• JIJOI u Pat"-•I Seft Olt90 Prww.,, materials and printing plates seized from Suk i Joe. 1n February of l 973. Attorneys for Sukj Inc. won a ruling ip the Fourth DastriC't Court o f Appeals in San Bernardino that the materials were not pornographic. pohcc said. T he sei~ed malcnal must be returned to the company in· stead of being destroyed. Charges relating to · the dis· tributaon of the materials were d1smissed against three officers of Suki Inc. and fou r other in- d1v1dual s But Orange County Superior Court j udge Byron McMillan early this year had ruled that the materials themselves were obsce n e a n d s hould b e destroyed. Mesa Cops Nab 5 In Stanton Raid Five suspects have been arrest· cd on dru~ charges following raids late last week on a Costa Mesa ho{el and a residence in Stanton. Costa Mesa police claim they confisca ted $2,400 i11 cocaine, Thai stic~s and mariJl.ilna at the two locataons. Police T hursd ay arrested Mich<1cl Tyrone Harvey. 29. at the Ambassador Inn, 2277 Harbor Blvd .. along with Steven Conrad Haskovich, 22, o ( 530 W Wilson SL. Costa Mesa. They obtained a sear<'h warrant for an address in Stanton. where four uniformed Stanton police of f1ce rs a nd Cos ta Mesa in· 'estigators stormed the re sidcnce, ar res ted three more drug suspects. Officers said they found a quan· lity of cocaine and marijuana at the Stanton address, as well a~ a loaded shotgun. They arrested J ay T. Higgs, 26, and Catherine Lynn Sleyster, 23, both of 8300Chapman Blvd., Stan· ton, and J ohn Lundquist Gallup, 21, 3776 Montego Drive, Hunt· ington Beach. All fi ve suspects were held on cha r ges o f eit he r sale or possession of cocaine Harvey was released on SI0.000 Body FoWid On SC Beach San Clement e poli ce and Orange County coroner·s de· pulies arc investigating a body. as yet unid e n tified , fo und washed ashore today near the city lifeguard headquarters by a ma n out for his morning walk. The d ec e ased is a m a n believed to be in his 20s. He was cl ad in swimming trunk s. The body bore no marks inc11catin~ violence and offi cers believe' the cause of death to be drownjng. Police said they have r e ccived no reports of missing persons matching the descnp· tJon of the dead man. bail and Raskovich was freed on his own recognizance. Higgs was released on $5,000 bail and Miss Sleyster was being held al Or ange County Women's J ail. Gallup remains in Costa Mesa Jail with bail sel at$5,000. Leap Threat Aimed at Mate San Clemente poli ce said today a woman who stunned motorists when she looked as if she would Jump from a freeway overpass Saturday dad it to fnghten her husband. Police were called at midnight to stop what was thougttt to be a swcide atte mpt. A motorist who call ed said the woman had cHmbed over the Basilone Road guard rail and acted as though she would jump onto the San Diego Frccway. Police found a 30-year-old of Buena Par k, standing along the inside or the fence, arguing with her husband. Poli<'e said the woman told them she hadn •t r eally intended to Jump and only threatened her husband with the tactic. The couple was counseled and released, police said. Srereo Funds Ripped Off A 19-year·old Saddleback Collc~c student who withdrew S2,000 from her savings account to buy a stereo set lost it all to a thief Saturday. Ellen E. Everich, 2823 Victoria Drive, told Laguna Beach police the cash was stolen from her purse in a n upstairs bedroom closet. Miss Everlch said she had had acquaintances in the home dur- ing the day. P olice are in· vestigating. Attempted Murder Hunt~o~ Wife .. . Ordered. to Trial Dorothy June Ellis of Hunl· ington Be ach has been or~red to race trial Dec. 13 on attempted murder charges filed after she allegedly shot her husband three times a t their cOncomlnium Judge Walsworth appointed two psychiatrists to examine Mrs. ElUs and report on her men- tal condltton prior to trial. Telephone (7141142-4321 Cl1Hlflld Ad111rtlllng 842·5871 »ddlel>ult Vt lt.y Ntw\~11<• 511-f310 ,,_\<Nlcte- 415-ff)O .• home. Mrs . Ellis was arrested in her home al 8877 Tulare Drive Sept. 8, shortly after a shooting inci· dent in which her husband, Stanley Raymond Ellis, $4, was wounded in the chest and arm. ~~ :.!'.!1~1!~ c~.~:·:,= C'u., ., •d••''''•''""" "''••" "'4¥ M tt9"Mwt •d wttftawt ,,.., •• , PttMt•~~tA Of t-·· ... -· t.n...i ..... ,. ........ ,. •• C.•t• _,. C.•littt'"-• '"'" tiOt••*' 'y ,,,, • .,, U M -ftly •1 lftlll \t ,. _.,lftlY . ..,. .. ,_.. -..... ,_u ,._,,,., ( Orange County Superior Cowt Judge J ames ff. Walsworth set the tl"ial date for Mrs. EIUs, SC, who is con!ined to a wheelchair with a chronic arthritic condl· tlon. Prelriel action is set for Dec.3. . ' Police said her husband had taken leaal action to end &heir 30-year marriage Jhort.IY belore the lncldont. · \ l F,...Poge.41 FORD .•. and d.vlng on torelan sod. I'm go· ~tokeep Uhatway,"hesa.id. Ford said ~merlca ls IOWld and sec:w-e and b on the way to a betterquaUtyoClife. .. I've earned your trust for the nnt four years.•' he sald. Ford was introduced by actor ( fftf~J John Wayne aa be walked through an arch formed by a huge American flag which was suspended from lwo Huntington Beach flre trucks. "I am for Genetal-er, Gerald Ford,•• Wayne said. Patriotic music was provided by the Westminster, Estancia and Fountain Valley Hlgh School bands and lbe Serendipity Singers. Other celebrities, including . Los Angeles Dodgers ba!!eball players Don Sutton and Steve Garvey. and RepublioaJ\ political figures shared the rostrum with the Presjdent. Sgt. William DiNisi of the Founteln Valley Police Depart- ment said officials bad been ex· pecting a turnout or only about 10,000 people. "The crowd control and traffic contro l g ot b e yond o ur capacities," he said. He said the c rowd was very friendly and the biggest problem was in keeping egress and in- gress paths free for the ·dignitaries. He said that all parking around Mile Square was filled shortly after 11 a.m . "and that people were parking all over the city." OiNisi said that 86 fountain Valley officers were assisted by units from Westminster and Hun- tington Beach as well as Orange County sheriff deputies. Member s of the Fountain Valley SWAT team were perched . on the second-story of the reerea- tion center with binoculars and weapons. "We didn't have mucti trouble though," he said. "About the big- gest headache was a lot of lost children.'' Dana Woman Injured in' CrtUJh Stable A 27-year-old Ila na Poi nt woman injured Thursday in <.a Laguna Canyon Road traffi c ac- cident was reported in stable but "very critical" condition to· day at Saddleback Community Hospital. Kathleen Gillespie of 34052 Alcazar Ori vc. sustained maJor head injunes in the accident with a laundry truck JUSt north of the intersection of El Toro Road. The impact of the coll1s1on ra pped t h e s ide off Ma si. Gillespie"s small forc1$!n sedan • as it and the oncoming truck col· lided . The driver of the truck was identified as Mark A. Rain, 21, of Garden Grove, who was not held. Bain was S<'ratched in the mis- h a p but d id n ot r eq uire hospitalization. The cause of the accident is under investigation by Laguna Beach Police. Tally Hits 581 SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Coast Guard has recovered the body of the 58lst known suicide from the Golden Gate Bndge E11d of Eclipse Grass Policed CIUef Denies Cultivating Pot MOREHE AD, Ky CAP> -Police Chief James Pelfry admits he had a four-Coot mar Uuana plant growing in his backyard, but adds, "I never touched it und I never int ended to touch it." The 49-year·old police chief of this northeastern Kentucky com munlty said Sunday that after a drug raid this year. he trit.'<I to destroy 80m e confiscated marijuana in a t;p0t in his backyard that his wUe had cleared fo r tomatoes. · Peltry said he set fire to the haul, but since that didn't d estroy all the seeds, he decided "to let It 10 • and see what it looked like. "l was just curious . I just wanted to see bow big it . would g row a nd what it would·develop into." He also d enied reports that the wayward plant was s taked. Since word of the plant got around town, Pettry. s aid he "pulled it up, broke all the leaves and stems off and torew it in the trash.'• Full Bible Fro•PapA1 Cl D CIRCUS ••• QSS rawn, free, .. Fulton said. 0 1 imaglne she had a ball down there in the limber all by herselt. Butsbe's good shape. She's ready to go to work." • By Carter PLAINS, Ga. (AP>-Clarencc Dodson was speaking in the base· ment of the Plains Ba ptist Church to the men's Bible class. His audien ce was a bout 50 persons, only half or them re· gular members of a class, includ- ing one man running for prcsi· dent of the United States. .. If we h ave come to this . s anctuary today, just for purpose or seeing one anotqer. just to se~ who is here, it is not Hke coming to the sanctuary ... to seek Christ's blessing," Dodson said. Jimmy Carter. or course, was the reason why the other people -tourists, r eporters end Sect-et Service agents -were ther~. The 45-minute Bible class and the church services upstairs in the simple, white-framed build- ing with its 16 stained-glass win· dows a re r egular features or Carter 's Sunday in Plains, his hometown. ' Carter has taught the class in the past. but on Sunday he sat on a metal folding chair in the second row, third seat from the left, with a Bible in his lap and Plains residents on either side of him. A Secret Service agent, his gun bulging from under his jacket. sat at the back. Reporters also sat in the back and on a bench along the side. There were no blacks m the class. None are m('mbers or the church. There were no women taking part in the class, althou~h several fem ale reporters were there. A separate class is held for women. In 1964, Carter had voted for an uns uccessful plan to intc~r<.itc the church. Since then, how<'ver, blacks han~ worshiped at the church. although none belon~s. according lo a Carter spokesman. The spokesman said nothin~ prohibits blacks from becoming members of t he congregation and that Carter believes that if a black applied for membership '"the vote would be aCCirmative." There is a musty smell in the basement. Eight bags of insulal· ing material were piled in the back. The fi ve classroom win· dows are decorated with clean white curtains. Carter, q uestioned by the re· porters, said their presence an the classroom and the church had only slightly affected the congregation. Fulton .said the eight-root~ elephant. probably lost a UtUe weight <laking her adventure. "but it's not noticeable." I "We saw several places where she ~top ed in meadows and ate the gre~ gras&," he said. "She also stripped t.he leaves oft \ bushes and trees." Barbara won't be punished for escaping. "Tb at 's something we don't do to our elephants," slid Fulton, • , Perry GQunty Sheriff ltlerrdl Allison had expressed coocem that motorists traveling at night in the rainy, foggy weather might run into Barbara. "We're glasf it's over;• the sheriff s aid. Colony Sewer Repair Work:· 10-day Task A repair project on sewer lines in the ' Colony housing develop- ment in Irvine has just begun and is expected to continue for about 10 working days, lrvlne Ranch Water District (IRWD> officials said today. According lo Dave Roohk. reclamation superintendent for t he wale r district, about 14 trenches will be dug in various streets within the Colony, a de- velopment located off CulveT Drive Just south or the Sahta Ana Freeway. The repair work is needed lo stop groundwater Crom seeping '1to the sewer lines and lowering the qu ality of the reclaimed water that runs through those lanes. Roohk said. Reclaimed water as used for irrigation in Irvine. The water d istrict official ex- plained that the first part or the repair project was co mpleted last March and that this latest phase is needed to correct the groundwater seepage problem. Roohk said he doubts it will be ' neces!!ary to block any streets within the Colony and that the trenches will either be filled at the end of each workday or heavi- ly barricaded. lie said the $15,000 project is bein g contrac t ed by G .R . McKervcy, Inc. of Irvine. Gays' House Hit by Fire .. • SAN FRA NCISCO CAP> -A gay bath house called the Folsom Street Ba rracks was hit by fire while occupie d by some 100 persons. Two firemen and a policem an were hurt. Fire depa rtment arson inspec.- tor John Ricketts told police the Saturday night fire appeared to be or "Incendiary origin.". , · Firemen said the damage was an estimated $175,000. Th"e report !'laid the customers began run• ning after s moke started pourtn1 out or locke r room. Fire en· veloped most of the 50 mirrored rooms on the second and ~ floors . 1 Miller Rites · ·Held Today j ' Memorial services were held today for Elhl!lyn 0 . Miller of1 lrvine, who died last Thursday a"' the age or 72. ( The "diamond ring" effect i~ shown a s the moon finishes its pass in front or the sun over Melbourne. Australia. A series of bright pin·point flashes through the valleys or the moon's surface is r eponsible for the spectacular light show. Mrs. Miller, a homemalterwh~ has Jived ln the area for ~ years, la survived by h er1 daughter, Jacqueline Flanegln of Coroaa del, Mar ; three' irandsons, Scott Ftanegin o(f Corona del Mat, Michael Flanegin or Bre1Uwood, and '°erry .:,Flan~gln or SeatUc; and one ¥randd auchter, Molly, F\anecln or Coron a del Mar. The ramlly has asked that memorial contr ibuliona be made: to the medico! llbrery al Hoag Memorial Hospital. ' I l ,, Monday~& C108ing Prices ··- NYSE COMPOSI'fE TRANSACTIONS To placo your ma1s11&0 before th re1dlns publtc, phone Dolly Pllot Closairled, 8'2 ~ Monday.Oetober2s 1!178 l/N OAILVPILOT t . ,., ReadYorNot We'll Eat 'Innovations' By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Are you ready for thiJ? A frozen food that looks like a Frencb·fried Potaw but ii really a mlxlw. of rice. butter and aeaaonlq.s Wa ealled Rice Fries, and It's now being markded to the lucky pe<>ple in M1lwaukeo, Denver and Cbicaao. The marketer iJ Wlchlta·b1sed American Fl'oten Food. If that doesn't turn you on, bow about a concoc:pbn called Pan Rieb? Ttus is a gravy concentrate that comes n the form or • bar' You mell the bar alone Wtth aome pk1' drippings to get a ''rich aravy-0\vor." Pan Rich ls bel~ tes ted an Denver, Phoenix and Albany. N.Y. The tester is RT Fl'enc:h, a-company that couldn't leave well enough alone and stick t.omustard Leaving well Money Tree enough alone ts an unheard ot strategy In today's business world To stand pat, even with a successful product hne.~ regtrded as swcadal A red·bkiodfd freeenterpnslng·lovlng company bas to be out on the fittng line all the time with new wares Hence Pan Rich And Rice fiaes LOOK AT THE OLD QUAKER Oats Company or Chicago One of Its pat.icaged products 1s gnts Not a blockbuster seller -but at does aJI n ght So now what we need to do as broaden the line Quaker 1s testing cbeese- flavored grits What else is new., Well, a whole bunch of stuff Shasta, lhe soft drink bottler, as introducing a new line of canned ace teas under the Tetley label Shasta is one of the many companies that belong to the Chicago.based con- glomerate. Consolidated Foods Another branch of the fam1· ly, Kitchens of Sara Lee, 1s on the move too, bringing out a new Cake Cart line that includes such snappy numbers as banana nut and mandannorange, each priced al $1 99 Don't forget the pet food producers They "Innovate" also Ralston Purina, the market leaders, has developed a new line of low calorie dog foods, Fit & Tnm And Punna is testing a new dog food snack, Boni Bnghl Eyes as a new canned cat food which its maker, Carnation, calls "pre. rruum quality without the premium pnce " BRISTOL.MYERS I A COMPANY that appreciates freedom of choice If you have a headache, you can take Buffenn or Excednn or Datnl They're all made by Bnstol Myers, which also markets a long ltne of anl1persp1rants un· der the Ban label Now the company 1s readying a national campaign for a new roll on ant1persp1rant The brand name., You'll never believe 1t Tickle Do you need an expensive aftersha ve lotion., Norton Simon Inc , which sells such pedestnan items as Hunt's tomato sauce and Wesson 011, has Just the thmg for ·you: Halston's aftershave lotion, available m two sizes $9 SO and $13 50 (at those prices. vou could buy greater quantities of Johnnie Walker Scotch, which Norton Simon also dis tributes in this country) Other sensational new products m the p1pehne mcludc the following Grin. a powdered soft dnnk mix from fi1to Lay, Light 'N Ltvely cheeseshces, low calorie cheese from Kraft. peach. tangenne. raspberry, pear and herbal fra grances m good old Halo shampoo, K1mb1es Super Dry dis posable diapers, and Brown Derby sauerkraut balls VICK CHEMICAL, WIUCll KNOCKED 'em dead a rught with NyQu1l , now has a dayttme version, OayCan cold remedy which supposedly attacks your cold symptom. Wllhout making you drowsy, thereby enabhng you to go ti work, which is what you always wanted, right? Then, there's Junk Company, which has been formed tc sell such old thmgs as a crushed pmg pong ball, broken rub berbands, empty matchbooks and other items found usuaU~ tn trash cans Each package of Junk 1s bemg sold for $4 w1tl a full guarantee · If any part of this product proves to be effect.Jve. useful or anything but unquahfiably senseless. W• wtll cheerfully refund your money pending an mvesllgat101 of your claim Personal bad taste 1s not a suff1c1ent cnten91 for ms1slmg that the product has merit "That works only \1 the regular consumer product arena Stocks Regain Some Of Earlier Losses NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market was mixed to day after recovering most of a moderate early loss The Dow Jones average of 30 mdustnal stocks lost O 7. points lo 938 00 But losers held a lead over gamers amon1 New York Stock Exchange hsted issues Tradmg was qwet Analysts attnbuted the sluggish pace partly lo the ob servance of Veterans Day m some areas of the country Brokers said the mdec1s1ve pattern renected caulJOt and uncertainty over the polttical outlook with the close con test (or the presidency moving into ats last stages New YorktAPJ F1n:tl Dow J~' ltVft"'°"'" STOCK$ O~n •~•qh 10 Ind '36 17 QO .S 70 Trn t~• st 706 st a uu •b o~ ·~ ~, &~ SI~ 1"~ 18 191 ~O lfldli\ Tr.i.ft U!ll< U \I- I ' ' . ,, 1 II I . ) . \ I 1 II ,. 1 \ 11 •• . , .. •• SJ H u H n P(I Off l1 s OH II & ()O • ) .. 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L-_..__.JUll~-----~~ Ftt" \ ' :§??SJ DOOLEY'S WORLD El/r:P.Y BLASfED NIGHi rrs 'rn £ SAME ™ltJG! DR. SMOCK GORDO MOON MULLINS by Charles M. Schum ' I I I ·' I I~ by Mell () --· t0·.25 by Rodger Bracffle"' by Gus Arriola · by Ferd Johnson . Yr. s ... 1r1s niose REPL,ACE:MENT ?,ARTS. • .... .. .. .. ... ... .. ::! :. • of =· ·: :· :: .. . • .. .. . · .· .. ··-: :· .. .~ ... . . ~~; ·~ "I'm sorry the Presidential race is almost over-h's such a relieftD • hear men being hlamcd for everything Instead of us." DENNIS THE MENACE ~~ IO·Z) :f .. . 'ii • , / Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks J VOL. 69, NO. 299, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I n 0 MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1976 T~N CENT~ I p County .Turns t for Ford llall) Parame~n~mt I OVeITit;ie Oppo_s~d 1 · 35,000 Flock to FVPark The Laguna Beach Taxpayers Association has announced its opposition to the city's 7-cent paramedic tax override. The measure .will face voters Nov. 2 a nd provide funds for con- ; tract paramedic service through the Orange County Fire Depart- ment. . "When persons r each the age which many or us have, 'one just c·annot b e oppos ed t o the paramedic program. But, we hope never to become so old we cannot recognize when we are b eing ripped oCC," James Yancey, president or the as· sociation. said in a letter to the Daily Pilot. Yancey maintained that the ci- t y alread y s pends more than $2 million on police, fire and marine safety and should be able to absorb the estimated $69,000 paramedic contract cost without an override. Yancey also charged the 7-cent override would permit the city to rajse excess funds up to $92,000. • However, the city is allowed to tax only the a mount necessary for the payment or the contract service. The 1 cent lI'mit was chosen to allow for inflation in coming years, according t-0 City Council discussion at the time the election was set. The taxpayers' president "also said the 8 m inute to 11 minute response times for the South Laguna-based p aramedic unit were too Jong. The oaram edic service would cost the owner or a $70,000 home $12 annually in additional city tax if the full 'l-cent rate were l evied. Dog Racing Fund Hit S~ Files Campaign Disclosure Suit LOS ANGELES (AP) -Slate officials today slapped a $787,275 campaign disclosure suit against promoters of the greyhound rac- ing initiative, only eight days before the general election. The unprecede nted suit was b ro ugh t under California's Political Report Act of 1974 "lo force large, hidden amounts of campaign money into the open before an election," said J)anlel Lowens tein, c ha irman or the Fair Political P ractices Com- mission. Named in the suit is George 1 Hardie, chief sponsor or the in· I iUative, Prop. 13 on the ballot. It I \¥0uld legalize greyhound racing '"I With pa rimutuel wagering in California. I The F P PC said it was the largest campaign disclosure suit in state history. The suit alleges that Hardie. between Jan. 7, 1975andlast0ct. l. collected more than $463.915 in contributions and properly re· ported no more than $136,684. FPPC attorneys fiJed the suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court, as k in g damages of Leap Threat ' Aimed at Mate San Clemt'nte police said today a woman who stunned motorists when she looked as if she would jump from a freeway overpass Saturday did 1t lo frighten her husband. Police were called al midnight to stop whnt was lhoueht.to h9 ~ suicide attempt A moton st who called s aid the woman had climbed over the Basilone Road guard rail and acted as though she would jump onto the San Di ego Freeway. Police found a 30-year-0ld or Buena Park, standing along the . inside or the fence, arguing with her bnsband. Police said the woman told them she hadn't really Intended lo jump and only threatened her husband with the tactic. The couple was counseled and released, police said. I Wlao ltfe? $327,23 1 for unreported cam- paign contributions ; treble damages of $256,000 for unlawful cash expenditures, and treble damages of $74,601 for unlawful cash contributions. Hardie, contacted by telephone in Los Angeles, s aid lhe FPi>C c ha r ges w ere "absolutely fraudulent. This was poli tical ·and done with malice, thal's all. "It's unheard of for a publi c agency to call a press con- ference" in a legal case, said Hardie, who acknowledged it could be "devastating" to hjs -campaign. The largest single unreported campaign donation listed in the swt was $100,000 from Antilles Communications Ltd., of the Virgin 1slands, and its principal s hareholder, Christopher Blackwell. He is a record com· pany executive who lives in Nassau, the FPPCsaid. J The s uit stems from ,a s1x- month in vestigation jn which Hardie balked at turning over Pardon Ends Controversy MONTGO ME RY. Ala. (AP ) -The stale Pardon. Parole Jloard approved a pardon today for "Scot- ls boro Boy•· Clarence Norris. once sentenced to death in one of the South's most controversial rape cases. The pardon was expect- ed to be sent during the day to Gov. George C. Wallace since his signature also is required. · The 64-year-old Norris was one of n ine young black men accused or rap- in g two white women aboard a freight train near Scottsboro, Ala., in 1931. All were sentenced to de· ath but all eventually were pardoned or paroled. I The impact or being chosen San Clemente Homecoming Queen caused both tears and smiles tor her majesty Gina Sica, 17, Fridayt. during the !ootball game with • Costa Mesa High Scho01. , ~ t I campaign fi nancial records until · a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sentenced him to jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agreeing to turn over re- cords. However. the suit also seeks lo compel Hardie and various or· ganizations which he operates and controls to fully disclose the sources of his money and his ex- penditures. Body Found On SC Beach San C le m e nte police a nd Orange County coroner's de· putjes are investigating a body, as yet unidentified, found washed ashore today near the city Jireguard headquarters by a man out for h is morning walk. The deceas ed is a man believed to be in his 20s. He was clad in swimming trunks. The body bore no marks indicating violence and omcers believe the cause or death to ~drowning. Police said they have re· ceived no reports of missing persons matching the descrip· tion of the dead man. Stereo Funds Reported Gone A 19·year -old Saddleback College s tudent who withdrew $2.000 from her savings account to buy a s tereo set lost it all to a thief Saturday. Ellen E. Everich, 2823 Victoria Drive, told Laguna Beach police the cash was stolen from her purse in an upstairs bedroom closet. Miss Everich said she had had acquaintances in the home dur- ing t he day. Police are in- vestigating. Gunman Robs Dana Point Store A Dana Point market was robbed or bet ween $150 and $200 during the weekend by a gunman who forced the clerk to hand over the contents of lhe cash register, Orange County Sheriff's officers said. Deputies said clerk Clayton Leroy Foster . 24. told them the bandit entered the U·To-Tem market. 33501 Del Obispo St .• produced a r evolver and told h.im: "Hey m an, this is a s tickup. This gun is for real. Let me have all the big bills." Foster said he immediately complied with the demand. He told om cers that his assailant then fl ed Crom the store on fool. Wreckage Foun4 BRIDG ETOWN. Ba rbados (AP) -A British navy frigate U5ing sonar equJpmeot bas locat· ed the wreckage ol the Cuban airliner that crashed in tbe Caribbean off Barbadol after a bomb apparently exploded aboard it . None or the 'T3 persons aboard survived the Oct. 6 crash. D••IY Pilol ,. ... l .... , P•trk• CY0o11 ... n PRESIDENT, CROWD EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN PARK fn Fountain Valley, a Warm Reception for Ford JOHN WAYNE WAS ON HANO TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor Promfaes Support for Republican Ticket AgriCultui-e Zone ' Slated in San Juan By ANNE COOPER Oft ... Oally PU .. Slaff Specific San Juan Capistrano propertjes will be proposed for agricultural preservation at a public hearing Tuesday before the city planning commission. The planning commission will meet at 7 p.m. ·in council cham- bers at city hall. 32400 Pasco Adelanto. Also on the agenda is renewal or funding for the city's historic Los Rios-Little Hollywood dis· tricl and a land use ctrculation plan for the area. Agricultural preservation is wrilten into San Juan's general plan and was endorsed in concept by voters in a citywide election last March. In the samt election, San Juan voters r ejected a 10-cent sur- charge on properly taxes, which was proposed to pay for preserv· ing farming in the clly. At an Oct. 6 City Council meet· lng, several San JuJn property owners objected to development tees ranitng from $.1IOO to 12,500 per unit Cor resldenUal buUdina and from $2,000 to $10,000 per acre for com mcr<~ial develop- ment to pay for agricultural pre~ servatlon. City councilmen discussed the (ee ordinance at an Oct. 13 meet· tng and voted to return It to staff for revision. A reworked version or the ordinance will be con- sidered at the Nov. 3 council meeting. When councilmen met last Wednesday. they discussed using money collected Crom the Santa Mar>Jarita Water District for use or city water to preserve farm· in$( CouncHm an J ohn Sweeney pointed out that selling waler lo a district which serves the adja- cent Mlssion Viejo community will fac ilita te rapid develop· ment, which the San Juan council has tried to prevent ...tthin the city. Mayor Douglas Nash called the 1ltu1Uon ironic, but said be was 100 percent behind the idea oC putting the water sale money col- lected from Santa Marianta into an aertculture f\ulct. Mayor Nash and Councilmen (See HEARING, P .. e Al) 'By ROBERT BARKER Of I~ O•llY PllaUt.tH One or the biggest crowds ever to turn out for a political can· dld a te in O range County gathered in Fountain Vnlley Sun· day to hear and see President Ford. ··what a crowd. J just cou!dn•t belie ve it," Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hotlinden said. "It was one of the biggest thrills of my life." City orrtcla!s said the crowd r anged from 28,000 to 35,000. Ford agreed that the turnout at Mil e Square P ark was tremen· dous and s aid it gave him fresh hope of carrying California on Nov.2. ··1 have a reeling that the Ford and Dole team will carry this great state.·• he declared. "You can all come to Washington on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration,·· he said. Ford said Sunday he would work for tax reductions for mid· dle income taxpayers. "The taxpayer needs a break and Jerry Ford will guarantee that you 'II get it," he said. The President said he will seek to expand ~he personal income tax exemption from $750 to $1,000 per family member. "For a family with three children that will be a savings of $1,250 and that's meaningful," he said. The President s aid he would keep pressure on Congress to get the tax exemption. "lf they don't do it, you can take them on at the polls and lick them in 1978," h e said to ap. plause from the audience. The President said he has cast 66 vetoes on s pending measures in the past two years. "Those vetoes have saved each family about $200 in taJ<es," he said. "That's progress and we'll con· tinue that," be said. The President, who didn't men· tion Democratic candidate Jim· my Carter by na me, said, "It is with sadness that I note that my opponent proposes a $5 to $1 billion defense cut." He said if the r eductions were carried out, they would require troop withdrawals from key overseas bases and delays or B-1 bomber progra m, shipyard con· structlon cuts and closings or de· fense plants in California. "You don't want that," he said. "We must be strong if we are to be the leader . "I pledge a strong defense system to preser ve the peace and freedom so dear to all of us," he said. Ford said that defense needs have been s hortchanged over the years and only in the past two years has Congress approved satisfactory defense spending. "There is no American fighting and dying on foreign soil. I'm go. ing to keep it that way," he said. Ford s aid America is sound and secure and is on the way lo a better quality of life. "l 've earned your trust for the next four years.·· he said. Ford was introduced by actor J o hn Wayn e as he walked through an arch formed by a huge American fl at.t whlch was s uspended from two Huntington <See FORD, Page A2) Coast Weather Sunny weather expected through Tuesday with little t e mpe rature change. W ghs in the 70s. lows in mid SOs. INSIDE TODA\' Tht Rams utmingll/ $fl0tched d11f eat from the jaws of vtctorJI, but the New . Or~am Saint• let them of! tM hook . Story, 83. Index At Y-'9nk e A 11 ... ""' .. L,M. leYf Alt CMllWlll• •• 0...UflH I M t Ql!RIC• "It ~ ,.,. DNtll NM!<" •• . ....,..,..... "' ._,_..,_.,. Alt ,._ "' ..... 9(.... .. --... .. .. tf, . · ming Your Partners -: ~; ~· .. ~ • The San Juan Swingers square dance club got down to business and did their thing this weekend, providing entertainment for vi sitors to the third annual farewell·to·the- mini-park just south or the mission in downtown San Juan was crowded with folks viewing the work or painters and artisans, while their children were enter- tained by a puppet show. • swallows arts and crafts festival. The I • t , Gotta Give 'em Back =~.Ws Alamitos Cops Must Return Sex Mate~ Los Alamitos police have been ti ordered to return $2 million worth or alleged sex·oriented tnaterials, seized during an in· vestigalion ne arly four years ago, police reported today. Officers said they were Dana Woman llnjuredin 'crash Stable ~ A 27 -year·old Dana Point 'woman injured Thursday in a. ~aguna Canyon Road traffic ac· rident was reported in stable 1wt "very critical" condition lo· :day at SaddJeback Community jfospital. I . :Kathleen Gill es pie or 34052 ':Alcazar Drive, sustained major had injuries in the accjdent with a l aundry truck just north or the intersection of El Toro Road. The impact or the collision l'ipped the s ide off Miss :(;Ulespie's small foreign sedan .as it and the oncoming truck col· ljdcd. 'The dri\'er of the truck was Sdentified as Mark A. Bain. 21 , of Garden Grove, who was not held. ;Bain was scratched in the mis- :ft a p but d id not r eq uire flospitalization. The <'ausc'of the ~cc1dent is under investigation l>Y Laguna Bea ch Police. Rifle, R evolver Stolen in Niguel ' A burglar whose interest ap. peared to be confined to the weapons he found look a revolver fnd a rifle from a Laguna Niguel home while the owners were on vacation.· Or.ange County sheriff's of· fkc rs said the theft was dis· ~overed by J une ShC'ila Smith, 29. when she returned lo her home at 2S482 Via de Anza. She told of. ficers the in truders ignored many othe r valuable:; \\h1lc ransacking the home. 1 Capistrano Home 1',f arget of Burglar A burglar who climbed through •bedroom window to gain entry took coins and a camera from a Ban Juan Capistrano home. Orange County sheriff's de- ~lies said the theft was reported y accountant Catherine A. ewcomb, 25, of 29323 Edgewood rive. She valued the loss at $60. OAANQE COAST 11\<: DAILY PILOT Tlw Or-""'" 0.11• "'"" '"'"""'"'" "·-tJitlllfdtN NrtW'\•,.,.~\1', It out>t1 ..... IW""'O..•,,,... C.O.\t Pubt•Vt1rt0 C°""9•"'f ~ ... ect•tfOft'\ .,,. pwOtlll'l+d Moftd•y uw~ Frtelity '°" CO\t• #ltw. f+t•Po'1 n.-." Hvntl,...~ .,._,,,.,,tM.11' t•1" Y•llt y. ftviftf. S.ddl•bec:ll VaU•• .tnd ~llo«"'~"c.." ,,...,.. • ....,......,..,. t-" ..,..,_ '"'"'••~ • -..... r .. ri:::;~='.1.~:~:..~~lJO WHt S.y -"·-...... ..,. .. , .... _,_ Jec-11.c-. YIQ"""*"'"""-tlMIMIW ~··1(-...... ,_,,,.~ ,... ..... 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Patriotic music was provided by the Westminster, Estancia and Fountain Valley High School bands and the Serendipity Singers. ' Other celebrities, including Los Angeles Dodgers baseball players Don Sutton and Steve Garvey, and Republican political figures shared the rostrum with the President. Sgt. William DiNisi or the Fountain Valley Police Depart· menl said officials had been ex· peeling a turnout or only about 10,000 people. "The crowd control and traffic control got beyond our capacities," he said. He said the crowd was very friendly and the biggest problem was in keeping egres~ and in· gress pa tbs f r ee for the dignitaries. He said t hat all parking around Mile Square was filled shortly after 11 a.m. "and that people were parking all over the city. '1 DiNisi said that 86 Fountain Valley officers were assisted by units from Westminster and Hun· tington Beach as well as Orange County sheriff deputies. Indians Hold Juvie Center TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - Armed Puyallup Indians main· tained their occupation or a juvenile rehabilitation center Sunday with about 60 young resi- dents and 20 staff members still inside the facility. Spokesmen for the Indians, meanwhile, continued negotia- tions with the stale Department or Social and Health Services <DSHS), and state officdials said "good progress " was being made. The scene at the Cascadia Juvenile Diagnostic Center wa~ described as "pretty difficult, a strange situation, and still a tense one," by Warren Netherland, the facility's assis- tant director. were not pornographic, police said. The seized material must be returned to Uie company in- stead of being destroyed. Charges relating to the dis- tribution of the materials were dismissed against three officers or Suki Inc. and four other in· dividuals. But Orange County Superior Court judge Byron McMillan early this year had ruled that the materials themselves were o bsc en e a nd s hould b e destroyed SC Collision Leaves Trio In Hospital Three persons were hospitalized after a two-car acci· dent Saturday on Pacific Coast HJghway atCaminoCapistranoin San Clemente. Police said a car driven by Hilda Kolker, 73, of 2028 E . Mariposa St., Laguna Hills, col· lided with another dti ven by Gary Miller, 31. or 34042 Crysta] Lan- tern, Dana Point. Both cars had major damage, police said. Both drivers, and Lottie Tuck, 75, a passenger in Mrs. Kolker's auto, were treated al San Clemente General Hospital for scrapes and bruises, then re- leased. Police said Mrs. Tuck resides at Mrs. Kolker's ftddress. AD RESPO/VSE 'TREMENDOUS' ''We sold her! We received a tremendous response.'' This was the advertising suc· cess story of a Newport Beach couple who placed this classified ad. Rhesus MaC'aquc femall· monkr~. horn m capt I\ 1 ty Crrat personality Very sweet and doesn'l bite. XXX·XXXX If you need lo find a new home for your pet, or anything else - try the Daily Pilot classifieds. Call 642·5678 for help. Mor e D eaths T old JOHANNESBURG, Sou.th Africa CAP) -Police gunfire has • killed rour more blacks and wounded more than 50 in three clashes in the black Soweto township eight miles 11outh of Johannesburg , accord in~ to authorities. Grass· Policed Chief Denies Cultivating Pot MOREHEAD, Ky. CAP) -Police Chief James Pelf ry admits he had a four.foot marijuana plant growing in bis backyard, but adds, "I never touched it and I never intended to touch it." The 49-year-0Jd police chief or this northeastern Kentucky community said Sunday that after a drug rai.d this year, he tried to destroy some confiscated marijuana in a spot in his backyard that his wife had cleared for tomatoes. Pelfry said he set fire to the haul, but since that didn't destroy all the seeds, he decided "to let it go and see what it looked like. "I was just curious. I just wanted to see how big it would grow and what it would develop into." He also denied reports that the wayward plant was staked. Since word of the plant got around town, Pelf ry said he "pulled it UJ>, broke all the leaves and stems off and throw it in the trash." .... Join Carter ·In Class Service agents -were there. The 45·minute Bible class nnd the church services upstairs in the simple, while-framed build· ing with its 16 stained·glass win dows are regular features of Carter's Sunday in Plains. his hometown. Carter has taught the class m lhe past, bu~ on Sunday he sat on a metal folding chair in the second row, lhi rd seat from the left, with a Bible in his lap and Plains residents on either side or him. A Secret Service agent, his gun bulging from under his jacket, sat at the back. Reporters also sar in the back and on a bench along the side. There were no blacks in the class. None arc members of the church. There were no wo"\en taking part in the class, although severa l female reporters were there. /\separate class 1s held for women In 1964, Carter had voled for an unsuccessful plan to integral<.' the church. Si nce then, however, blacks have worshi ped at the church, al though none belon~s. acco rdin g to a Carte r spokesman. " The spokesman said nothing prohibits blacks from becoming member s or the congregation and that Carter believes that if a black applied for membership ''the vote would be affirmative." There is a musty smell in the basement. Eight bags of insulat· ing material were piled in lbe back. The five classroom win- dows are decorated with clean while curtains. Carter, questioned by lhe r e· porters, s aid their presence in the classroom and the church had only slightly affected the congregahon. "We have tried to r etain the tone of our church," he said "We all derided it was good lo let pco pie come and that perhaps those who came to write stories would deri \'e some benefits." From Page A I HEARING. • Kenne th Friess and Yvon Heckscher have traditionally supported agricultural preserva- tion in San Juan. Councilman John Sweeney has questioned the high priority given t o preser\'in!! farmi ng. suggesting preservation or the Los Rios area or the Vista of roll ing hills as \'iewed from the freeway might be more impor- tant. Co un ci lm a n Ri c h a r d McDowell has said he supporL" methods other than city acquisi· lion or l a nd for preserving agriculture. He has said he will not support a gricultural pre- servation at the cost of deterring commercial development in San Juan. • Cowtcil Eyes Shelved Items ThC' San Clement<.' City Coun cil will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tue~· day lo finish agenda items left over from last week's session. Among them are: -Recommendation~ of the Architectural Review Board for beautifying the downtown bus1·· 'ness area. -Consideration of applica· tions from persons interested in serving on the Orange County Senior Citizens Council. -An explanation from th'e police chief or the department's crime reporting procedures. Ster eo Equipment T aken in Burgla r y Stereo equipment valued by the victim at $497 has been stolen from a Dona Point home by sn· truders who pried open the front door. Oran1e Counly sheriff's or- ficera said intruders broke inlo t.hf home or Carol Lee Banks, 33. of 34081 ZanJto Drive, while she wu at work. The equipment was taken from her llvlna room. ( Pilot Logbook J SJC Feathers Swallows' ·Nest By ANNE COOPER Of tllt 1>6111 f'li.t Si.ff SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO is a unique city, .not only because or its 200-year-old mission, its ghosts and bandits, but also because of contemporary events and personalities. The city will soon undertake construction of a $75 bird sanctuary in Conflucice J>ark. Clty fathers hope San Juan's famous swallows will consent to nest there. An ornithologist has recommended the sanctuary, a prototype for more to come ir the swallows take to it, should be designed like a phone booth without sides. City Councilman JGbn Sweeney has announced be may be found after darll; scatte ring bird seed around t he sanctuary site as added nesting incen· tive. *** THE MISSION CITY alr eady <'alalogs historic sites and persons. Now , the c ity is de veloping criteria for c PE~ landmark trees. The planning department has <'ompiled a list or seven criteria for selecting individual trees to be placed on the city's tree inventory. The most tantalizing e xamples listed are "the ha ngman's tree," listed under category 7 (historical significance) and "the sycamore at the old high school," listed under number 6 <activities associated with the ele-ment). What do you suppose went on under the old sycamore? ••• TIMES HAVE CHANGED, though, and not everybody in San Juan is favorably disposed toward trees. Angela Bailey, for one, apparently thinks the city went overboard, planting trees in the city's new El Camino Real Park. She said the long, narrow park between the railroad tracks and Camino Capistrano bas trees planted so close together, it will be a .. rape alley" in five years. '* * * TO P RESERVE AGRICULTURE or not to preserve agriculture -that is the question in San Juan Capistrano. C.C. McCary moved lo the city 41 years ago to leach agriculture al Capistrano Union High School. He said it took him less than six months to discover a griculture is a non·produchve business in San Juan. Farmers h ave lost money since before the turn of the century, trying to raise crops in the area, Mccary said. They lost grapes to virus; walnut trees didn't last ; oranges and avocados suffered quick decline; and currently \'egetables are unprofi table. George and Dorothy Drummond disagreed with McCary. They arc growing fruit and vegetable crops in the back of their San Juan tract home. Us ing innovative or- ganic techniques, they said they have experienced good productivity. The Drummonds said they would like lo see the city undertake a program of agricuJlural preservation and sup· port experimental farming on t~~ land. Barbara Baek ·· Wayward Elephant Recaptured PERRYVILLE. Ark. (AP) - Barbar a. the fs ve·ton circus elephant that led circus officials and police around in circles for nearly a week, was recaptured todav. The Carson & Barnes circus parked a truck loaded with other elephants near Stale Highway 7, hoping to lure the 37-year-old Barbara into the open. A motorist spotted Barbara on the highway a nd the circus and stale poli ce were notified. She was valued at $25,000. Officers said circus workers captured Barbara beside the road nol far from where she e scaped Wednes d ay whil e he lping rig ht an overturned truck. Barbara was frightened by another tru<'k and bolted into the woods. She was s potted at various times. but ran away when so- meone approached. She had not been scensmcc Saturday. "We're glad ii 's over." said Perry County Sheriff Merrell AJ. Ii son. Furry Frit-nd A heavy overnight rain bad hampered the search, and of- ficials worried that the downpour might increase the chance that she'd get into a traffic accident. Government To Be Mulled A Town Hall meeting ad· dressing the effects and effec- tiveness of government will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Laguna Be ach City Hall. Scheduled speakers include Thomas F'. Riley, Orange Coun· ty fifth dis trict s upervisor, Phyllis Sweeney, Laguna Beach mayor; a nd Va lerie Morley, Orange Coast League of Women Voters representive. The program is sponsored by Vill af?c Laguna, a civic or, gani zation a nd will be moderat- ed by Arnold Hano, Laguna Beach author and former City Council candidate. Jamie Davis, 3'h, of San Clemente m ade a new friend during the weekend between puppet shows at lhe Farewell to Swallows celebration lo San .Tuan Capistrano. Jamie's chum is Ros1e the koala bear. '. ',I T~~ay's ·c;1oslag ! N.Y.; Stoeks I .. /. VOL. 69, NO. 299, 2 SECTIONS, 2• PAGES ORANGE COUblTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1976 N/C TEN CEN 061ty Piiot PllOtel by PotroO O'Oo,. .. tt PRESIDENT. CROWD EXCHANGE OREmNGS JN MILE SQUARE PARK Republlcana Flock to Fountain Valley, Give Warm Reception to Ford 35,000 Flock to Ford Record Tunwut Formtain • in Valley By ROBERT BARKER 01 t~t Oilly Pll01 St.lit One Of the biggest crowds ever to turn out for a political can. didate in Orange County gathered in Fountain Valley Sun- 1 day to hear and see President Ford. "What a crowd. I just couldn't believe it,·· Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden said. "It was one of the biggest thrills of my life." I City offi cials said the crowd ranged from 28,000 to 35,000. I Ford agreed that lhe turnout at Mile Square Park was tremen· dous and said it gave him fresh I hope of carrying California on Nov.2. "I have a feeling that the Ford and Dole team will carry this great state," he declared. "You can all com e to Washington on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration," he said. Ford said Sunday he would work for tax reductions for mid die income taxpayers. · "The taxpayer needs a break and Jerry Ford will guarantee that you 'II get it,'.' he said. The President said he will seek to expand the personal income tax exemption from $750 to $1 ,000 perlamily member. ' "For a family with three children that will be a savings of $1,250 and that 's meaningful," he said. The President said he would keep pressure on Congress to gel the tax exemption. "lf they don't do at, you can take them on at the polls and lick them in 1978," he said to ap· plause from the audience The President said he has cast 66 vetoes on spending measures in the past two years. "Those vetoes have s aved each family about $200 in taxes,·· he s aid. "That's progress and we'll con· tinue that." he said. The President, who didn't meo· tion Democratic candidate J im- my Carter by name, said, "It is with s adness that I note that my oppanent proposes a S5 to S7 billion defense cut." He said if the reductions were carried out, they wouJd require troop withdrawals from key overseas bases and delays or BJ bomber program, shipyard con· structlon cuts and closings or de· fense plants 1n Call fomia. "You don't want that," he said. "We must be strong if we are to be the leader. ·•1 pledge a strong d~tense system to preserve the peace and freedom so dear to all of us." he said. Ford said that defense needs have been shortchanged over the years and only in (he past two years has Congress 'approved satlslactory defense spending. "There ls no American fighting (See FORD, Page A2) F · · _.d ·s. • Filed PD.. . Uit .. Pro-dog Race Effort .Assailed LOS ANG El.ES (AP) -State official5 today slapped a $787,.27S campaign disclosure suit tagai.Dst promoters of the greyhound rac· ing initiative, only ej,ht days before the general election. The unprecedented suit was brought und er California's Political Report Act or 1974 "to force large, hidden amounts of campaign money into the open bef0re •n electioa ," said Daniel Lowenstein, chairman or the fair Political Practices Com mission. Named in the suit is Gi!orge Hardie, chief sponsor of the in· iUative, Prop. 13 on t.he baUol It would legaliie greyhOund racing • with parimutuel wagering in California. The FPPC said it was the largest campaign disclosure suit in state history. The suit alleges lhat Hardie, between Jan. 7, 1975 and last Oct. 1, collected more than $463,915 in contributions and properly re. ported no more than $136,684 1-'PPC attorneys filed the s wt in Los Angeles County Superior Court. asking damages of $327 ,231 for unreported catn· paig~ contributions; treble damagea of $256,000 for uolawfUI cash expenditures. and treble damages of $74,601 for unlawfUI cash contributions. Hardie: contacted by telephone in Los Angeles, said the FPPC charges were "ab solutely fraudulent. This was political ·and done wi tb malice, that's all. "ll's unheard of for a public (See RACING. Page AZ) Sex Books Go Back 2-ton Haul Ordered Returned Los Al amitos police have been ordered lo return $2 million worth of alleged sex-oriented materials, seized during an in- vestigation nearly four year!> ago. police reported today. Offic ers s aid they were notified by District Attorney Cecil Hicks to return the two tons of magazines, printe d materials and printing plates s eized from Suki Inc. i n February 1973. Attorneys for Suki Inc. won a ruling in the Fourth Dis trict Court of Appe als i n San Bernardino that the materials were not pornographic, police said. The seized material must be returned to the company in. stead of being destroyed. Charges relating to the dis· lribulion or the materials were dis missed against three officers or Suki Inc. and four other in- dividuals. But Orange County Superior Court judge Byron McMillan early this year had ruled that the materials themselves were obs cene and should be destroyed. But Accidents Decli11e 12 Deaths: Mesa Record By STEVE MITCllELJ. Oll~o Dooly Pl..iSt•ff Twelve people have died as a re· suit of traffic accidents in Costa Mesa in 1976. That's already a record and there are two more months in 1976 Ironically. police say, the number of injury accidents is down 20 percent from a year ago. Police Lt John A. Regan, who heads the Costa Mesa police tr af. fie bureau. says his men find the number or traffic deaths discon· certing. but notes that most re· suited from things "over which we have no control. "You c an 't m a k e a motorcyclist wea r a helmet. and you c a n 't control c a r eless pedestrians, drivers who fall asleep al the wheel, and drunks just leaving a bar.·· he said. Regan said four of the city's 12 deaths this year involv ed motorcyclists. "In all four cases. the cyclists were not wearing helmets." he said. Regan said seven of the 12 inci· dents involved alcohol , two in· volved bicycle riders and three of the victims were pedestrians .. The person most apt lo be killed is the unprotected in· divadual. the motorcyclist with his helmet strapped to the side or his bike. or the bi cyclis t or AD RESPONSE 'TREMENDOUS' "'We sold her ' We received a tremendous response." This was the advertising suc· cess story or a Newport beach couple who placed this classified ad: l!hesus Macaque remalr· monke~. born tn captl\ 1 ty Great pcr sona ht) Very sweet al)(! docsn·l btte XXX l<X/(K If you need to find a new home for your pet, or anything else try the Daily Pilot classifieds. Call 642·5678 for help. CT~@J pedestrian-at leas t in Costa Mesa,"hesaid. The traffic investigator said the decline in injury accidents ap- peared in police statistics in 1975, after the department beefed up the traffic division by adding six patrolmen. "ln 1971 we had 415 ir\jury acci- dents," he said. "In 1972 those ac- cidents increased 20 percent to491 accidents in which someone was hurt." He said 543 persons were in- jured in 1973, a nine percent in· crease over the previous year. and 574 were hurt in 1974. "Then in 1975, after we in· creased the number of traffic of· ricers. we noted a 14 percent decrease in injury accidents over <See TRAFFIC, Page AZ) Bluff Sprinklers May Seek New View Residents of The Bluffs who have been forced to cut back on their lawn watering to c·urb cliff erosion say they may hire their own geologis t to do a second study of the problem. Brian Loftus. president of the North Bluff Bay View Commun1· ty Association. said today the ci· ty plan calling for ""drastic " watering cutbacks has r esulted an brown s pots and burned pa tches in the association's greenbelt are a. . The watering cutback was or · dered earlier this s umme r by councilmen following a city study of blurr erosion that is en· dangering a sewer line in the area . The city hired USC gC<>log1st Dr. Horace Mann. whose study indicated that the bluff was bcini;i eroded by excessive amounts of water being used to irrigate the landscaping. The North Bluff homeowners were forced into a cutback in their wate ring program when councilmen s uggested they would pass an ordinance giving the city manager the authority to cut off t be water supply to· any area where overwatering was causing a problem. Loftus said today the associa· tion is using the amount or water recommended by the city, but he said he is not happy about it. "The Mann s tudy was very narrow, .. Loftus charged. "I feel there is a lot of water coming from oth er a reas. s uch as Eastblurf a nd the Ford plant. "I think the Mann study should have included all of the high ground a nd not just our tract," he said Name Civic Fetes Leader The main building at Newport Harbor High School has been named Robins Hall in honor of the late Theordore Robins, a found- ing trustee of the Newport Harbor Union lli~h School district in 1929 and a longtime Harbor Area civic leader Members of Robins' family were joined by trustees of the Newport·Mes a Unified School District during recent dedication, ceremonies. Coast Barbara's Back Dome Sunny weather expected through Tuesday with little temperature c h ange . Highs in the 70s, lows in mid 50s. JOHN WAYNE WAS ON HAND TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor Proml'" SUpport for Aepubllc•n Tlctcet .:... • ., v 5-ton Elephant Prefers Life With Her Herd PERRYVILLE, Ark. (AP) - The flve·lon fugitive named Barbara gave up peacefU.lly. She apparently preferred the .comradeship or her herd to the freedom of the rolling. secluded .hill• of the Ark anaaa Ozarks. "We opened th~ back or the truck and she just climbed in," said Jack Fulton of the Carson & Barnes Circus. The 37 ·year-old circus elephant. had avoided capture since Wed· nesday when she became ~ frightened by a back·firing truck and bolted into the woods. She was helping right an overtµrned circus truck on State Highway 7 at the time. . Barban was caught today about 10 miles from where she escaped. A motorist aaw her standing along Highway 7 about 40 mUea west of LllUe Rocle and called authorities. Fulton drove to the scene in a 40·foot tractor·traller hauttne five other circus elephants. He hoped her friends would bring her out. It worked. "I saw her going down the highway . • • and as we got to her, she went into the edge of the Umber," sald Fulton. "After we paaaed by. s he must have smelled those other elephants. She followed the t.ruck down the road and we stopped." He opened the rear or the truck and she lumbered aboard. ''She was footloose and fancy <See CIRCUS, Pa•e AZ) 1 INSIDE TODAV The Rams seemingl11., matched def eat from tht jaun ' of 111ctor11 , but thtt Ntw Orltam Saints let them off tM hook. StOl"I/, 83. ladex AMl.lflllt"' .. I ,..,,,.. ,,. ~ Al\ Nlll'-1..._ A4 °"...,. c-.ty ... Ptett• . •t.t *'1t a>-S o.-. M•htt-•• ... .. _,.. .. , ... , ... .,...... .. ,,....... ,,,, WMltlff A4 ~·".... .. ' ;; . Al DAIL y PILOT N /C ··so Join =·carter • In Class PLAINS, Ga. <AP)-Clarence Dodaon was speakinc in the bue· ment of the Plains Baptist. , Church.to the men's Bible class. .His audience was about 50 persons, only balf of them re. auJar members of a clasS', i(!clud- ing one man running for presi- . dentot the United Stales. .. If we have come to this sanctuary today, just for purpose or seeing one another, just to see who is here, it is not like coming to the sanctuary . . . to seek Christ's blessing," Dodson said. Jimmy Carter , or course, was the reason why the other people -tourist!, reporters and Secret Service agents -were there. The 4'S-minute Bible clus an~ the church services upstairs in the simple, while-framed build- ; ing with Its 16 stained-glus win· •• dows are regular fealures of • Carter's Sunday in Plains. ·his ::hometown. ~ Carter bas taught the class in ~_tbe past, but on Sunday he sat on .• a metal folding chair in the ;.second row, third seat from the Jen, with a Bible in tus lap and Plains residents on either side of him. • A Secret Service agent, his gun bulging from under his jacket, sat at the back. Reporters also -:sat In the back and on a bench -~ong the side. : There were no blacks in the ):lass. None are members of the ,:hurch. There were no women taking part in the class, although several female reporters were there. A separate class is held for w,omen. 1 In 1964. Carter had voted for an unsuccessful plan to integrate the church. Since then, however, blacks have worshiped at the church, although none belongs, according to a Car ter spokesman. • Th~ .spokesman said nothing proh1b1ts blacks from becoming members of the congregation and that Carter believes that if a black applied for membership "the vote would be affirmative.'' There is a musty s mell in the iasement. Eight bags, or insulat· g material were piled in the ck. The five classroom win· ws are decorated with clean hite curtains. 1 ruste es Eye Facilities Use Trustees or the Newport-Mesa Unified School District will con- itnue discussion on possible •hanges in use or school raciUties turing their meeting Tuesday night. . Trustees have indicated one or thore schools will be closed next 1ear because of declining en· t'ollment. And the possible sale of the downtown McNally continua· \Ion high school site may mean a move for its s tudents. Tuesday's m eeting begins al ':30 p.m. in dty council cham- bers at Costa Mesa City Hall. F r om. Pug~ A l CIRCUS ..• free,·· Fulton said. "I imagine she had a ball down there In the timber all by herself. But she's in good shape. She's ready to go to work." Fulton said the eighl·fool elephant probably lost a litUe )Veight during her adventure, ''but it ·s not noticeable." "We saw several places wheJ'e ~he stopped in meadows and ate the.green grass." he said. "She also stripped the leaves ocr bushes and trees." I Barbara won 't be punished for 1 ~caping. "That's somethir.g we don't do to our elephants," said J\Jllon. Perry County Sherirr Merrell Allison had expressed concern that motorll1ts traveling at night ih t he rainy, foggy weather mhzht run into Barbara. ; ·'We're glad it's over," the aberttf aald. OAANQl COAST t DAILY PILOT ~=.~~~:tr,:.':.:.::.:&.; CIN>l-1-. c. ........ \o_ ... ....._ ... -·-_.,., •• ,__. "' ... , , .. C...t• -· ,.._-1 llH<f\. H""'""'"" llM<N"-'• '''" V•llt•. '"•tri•, s.Hi"19Cll v.i••• •"4f 4-llN<"ISout• CMM. 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"America Is back' at peace aealn. There's honor In your White Houseloday." He also referred to the low~ lnllatlon rate. "Thlnas are 1ettln1 better. That's why we're feellna 1ood about America," besald. CROWD WAITS FOR THE PRESIDENT AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S MILE SQUAR°E1~AAKi.",..._ Turnout, Estfmeted •t 28,000 to 35,000, Buoya Ford Hopea to; Ceflfornle Win In l\.lS text for a nationwide Mutual r,a.dlo broadcU\, paid for by hJs oamgalgn organization, Ford argued'\hat tederal spend- ing contributes to inflation. He boast.ed tbat during bis presiden- cy the inflation rate has been cut from 12 per<:ent annually to less than 6 percent. Those figures agree with the Labor Depart· ment's consuqier price index. In his television broadcast, which saw him and other particl·· pant! chatting informally alter an opening sequence of ruma ot California appearances, Ford said, "I don't challenae Mr. (Jimmy) Carter's &ood inten· tions bul I do challeqe his pro- gram.a." Irvine Chief Mulls City Bingo Policy Irvine Police Chief P earl will recommend Tuesday that the city council postpone adopting a bingo ordinance. The city currently does not have an ordinance allowing bingo to be played legally in Irvine. But cer- tain types of bingo games are now legal in California and the chief was asked to look into such an or- dinance. The council wilJ hear the report from Peart at the 7:30 p.m. meet· ing at city ball. According to Peart 's report, the council should adopt a wait·and- see stance instead of immediately jumping into a new bingo policy Peart points out that provisions of the new state law that allows legal bingo are strict.' He said most organizations would not qualify and that religious groups with a tax-exempt status would be the most likely to qualify to run legal bingo games. However, Peart said that many cities which have already enacted bingo ordinances have found that it is relatively easy for groups lo obtain tax-exempt status under the guise or religious organiza- tiona. Such groups, Peart said, are not always running bingo games for charitable purposes but rather as gambling games. Glwst Flees CM Tether There's a 15-foot tall ghost loose in Costa Mesa. The vinyl gobUn departed from his haunt atop the Del Taco ouUet at 1720 Superior Ave. Sunday ni g ht under mysteri o u s circumstances. A store employe said the S250 inflatable monster has an armspan or 12·feet but is not con· sidered dangerous. Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call 631·1831 . Pardon EndiJ Controversy MONTGO MERY. Ala. (AP) -The state Pardon· Parole Board approved a pardon today for "Scot- tsboro Boy" Clarence Norris, once sentenced to death in one of the South's most controversial rape cases. The pardon was expect- ed to be sent during the day to Gov. George C. Wallace since his signature also is required. The 64·year-old Norris was one of nine young black men accused of rap· ing two white women aboard a freight train near Scottsboro, Ala., In 1931. All were sentenced to de· ath but all eventually were pardoned or paroled. The chief suggested that Irvine wail to adopt a bingo ordinance unW the deficiencies of other citres' ordinances are worked out. Other items to be considered Tuesday include: -A decision by the clly council whether or not the bicycle motocross course should be moved to a new site in Wood- bridge, with Smoketree homeowners and the Warmington Development paying the moving costs. A report by Chief Peart deal- ing with the growing number of cars parked on the side of roads displaying "for sale" signs. . A public hearing on whether or not a parcel bounded by Mi chelson Drive, San Diego Creek and Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course should be used for amusement and sport purposes. -Council will consider adopl- ting a resolution urging the pre· scrvation of t1 ees along Myford Avenue, which are in the pathway of the proposed satellite college of the Saddleback Community College District. !From Pag~ Al RACING ••• agency to call a press con- ference" in a legal case, said Hardie, who acknowledged it could be "devastating" to his campaign. Ttic. lari.:csl single unreported campaign donation listed m the suit was $100,000 from Antilles Communications Ltd., of the Virgin Islands, and its principal s hare holder , Chrislopher Blackwell. Ile is a record com· pa ny executive who lives in Nassau, the FPPCsaid. The suit stems from a six· month investigation in which Hardie balked at turning over campaign financial record-; until a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge sentenced him to jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agr'!eing lo tum over re· cords. However, the suit also seeks lo compel Hardie a nd various or· ganizat\ons which he operates and controls to fully disclose the sources ot h1::. money and his ex· penditure:.. urglars Use Garden Entry Burglars took advantage or an enclosed garden in a Newport Beach home this weekend to break into the house and steal Items valued at more than $1,580. Wolcott Alden Noble, 70, told Newport Beach police that the thieves got into his Irvine Ter· race home in his absence Satur- day by prying open a window that opens on the garden. Li11ted as missing In the theft are a t~levision set, jewelry, a clock. binoculars and radios. Mesa, Stantoll Raids Net Five Suspects Five suspects have been arrest· ed on drug charges following raids late last week on a Costa Mesa hotel and a resld~nce in Stanton. Costa Mesa poUcc claim 'they confiscat~d $2,400 ln cocalne, Thai sUclts and marijuana at the two locations. Police Thursday arreated Michael Tyrone Harvey, 29, at the Ambassador Inn , 21'1'1 Hal'bor Blvd •• alone wltb 5t,even Conrad Rukovlcb, 22, o( 51o W. Wllaon St., Colt. M tsa. They obtained a search warrant tor an address In Stanton, where lour uniformed Stanton police of· flcera and Costa Meaa ln- vesU1ators stormed the re- sidence, arreated th~• more cSrucauspecu. omcers said they found a quan· tity or cocaine and marijuana at the Stanton address, as well as a loaded shotgun. They arrested J ay T. Higgs, 26, and Catherine Lynn Sleyster, 23, bothol8300Chapman Blvd., Stan- ton, and John Lundquist Gallup, 21, :rl76 Montego Drive, Hunt- m,ton Be1cb. All five 1utpects were held on charcea of either sale or pouesslon of cocaine . Harvey was releued on $10.000 f>all and Raakovlcb wu freed on hJa own recOfnlunce. Hiaea waa released on $5,000 ball and MIH Sleyater wu being held at Oranse County Women•a Jail. OaUul) remains ln Coat& Me11Jall willl blilsetat$$,OOO. f, F ro• Page AJ FORD ••• and dying on foreign soU. I'm go- ing to keep it that way," he said. Ford said America is sound and secure and is on the way to a better quality of lire. "l 've earned your trust for the next four years," he said. Ford was introduced by actor John Wayne as h e walked through an arch formed by; a huge American flag which was [tM~J suspended from two Huntington Beach fire trucks. "I am for General~r. Gerald Ford," Wayne said. Patriotic music was provided by the Westminster. Estancia and Fountain Valley High School bands and the Serendipity Singers. · Other celebrities, jncluding Los Angeles Dodgers baseball players Don Sutton and Steve Garvey. and Republican political figures shared the r06trum with the President. Sgt. William DiNlsi of the Fountain Valley Police Depart· ment said officials had been ex- pecting a turnout of only about 10,000 people. • "The crowd control and traffic control got beyond our capacities," he said. He said the crowd was very friendly and the biggest problem was in keeping egress and in- g ress paths free for the dignitaries . He said that all parkiJlg around Mile Square was filled shortlv after 11 a m . "and that people were parking all over the city " DiNisi said that 86 Fountain Valley oHicers were assisted by units from Westminster and Hun· tington Beach as well as Orange County sheriH deputies. Members of the Fountain Valley SW AT te am were perched on the second ·ston· of the recrea- tion center with binoc:ulars and weapons. "We didn't have much trouble though.'' he said. "Aboullhe big· gest headache was a lot of lost children." Explosives Fizzle BOSTON CAP> -A beer botUe containing gasoline and motor oil was heaved through a window in- to a classroom at South Doston High School berore class today but a highway nare tossed in after it failed to Ignite the volatile mixture, police said. In another incident, police found a stick of dyn·amite outside the front door of Chrlcstown High School. There were no injunes in either case. The broadcast was the first of eight that will be aired daily from now untll election day, ex- cept next Sunday. Before taking his campaign to- day to Seattle aod Portland, Ore., Ford bkl for support Sun- day evening in California with the first of at le~t rive "Jerry and Joe Shows," statewide live television broadcast! featuring the President and, actinJ as master of ceremonjes, sportscaster /oe Garaglola. In the program beamed from Hollywood to all parts or California, son Steve and former Democratic: Rep. Edith Green or Oregon also participated. The broadcast was sandwiched between ralUes at Fountain Valley and La lllesa. The two af. fairs attracted thousands, mak- ing them among bis best at· tended appearances ot this elec- tion year. After the La Mesa eyent, a pleased Ford told reporters, · 'l •will sleep well." In bls radio sptech. Ford sum- ""riied his basic appeal to Uie electorate in this fashion: Mill~r Rites Held:~oday Memorial services were held today for Ethelyn 0 . Miller of Iryine, who died last Thursday at the age or 72. . Mrs. Miller, a homemaker who has lived in the area for 24 years, is survived by her daughter, Jacqueline F1anegin or Co r o n a del Mar ; three grandsons. Scott Flanegin of Corona de l Mar, Michae l Flanegin of Brentwood, and' Terry Flanegin of Seattle: and one granddaughter, Molly r1aneg1n.of Corona del Mar. The family has asked that memorial contributions be made to the medical library at Hoag Memorial Hospital Body Found On SC Beach San Clem ente police and Orange County coroner's de- puties are investigating a body, as yet unidentified, found washed ashore today near the city lifeguard headquarters by a man out for his morning walk. · The deceased is a man believed lo be in his 20s. He was clad in swimming lrunks. The body bore' no marks indicating violence and oHicers believe the cause of death to be drowning. Police said they have re- ceived no reports of missing persons matching the descrip· tion of the dead man. . Reunion on 'The Bridge' o.11, ,., .. ~ ...... KEEPS TABS ON TRAfflC MeH Pollce U. Regen Front Pag~ A l TRAFFIC ••• 1974," Regan said. He said that, to date, this year's statistics s how a 20 percent decrease in injury accidents over theume period in 1975. "That's where we've got an un· usual situation.'' he explained. ''We've got a 20 percent decrease in injury accidents but an in- crease in tr acne deathS." While admitting pol.tee could do· litUe to prevent many or this year's traffic fatalities, Regan said the city has gone a Jong way toward cutting the number or in· jury accidents. He said .Cosla Mesa patrol of- ficers have increased the is- suance of hazardous traffic cita- tions by 45 percent, "and we've increased our traffic stops by 100 percent.·' hes aid . Two surveys have shown that most of the motorists cited, and most of the injury accidents, in- volved persons who don't live in Costa Mesa. He said the surveys, taken at different times of the year, show that 43 of the citations issued by Costa Mesa police were to resi· dents of the city. wrule 57 percent. were issued to out-of·town vis· itors. And, he said , figures show that 46 percent of motorists involved in injury accidents In the city, are Costa Mesa r esidents, with 54 per- cent of traffic victims from other areas. J oint Meet Slate d Members of the Newporl Beach city council will meet with the city's Citizen Environmental Quality Control Advisory Corn: miltee at a 1:30 p.m . stud1 session Tuesday. . Denis Rowland of New York, left, and Ryttji or Japan stroll the famed bridge on the river Kwal at Kancbanaburi durlna a reunion toc!ay. Rowland was one or two Americans attending the meeting of sur- v1vlng Japanese and their prisoners or war who built the span. (Story, Page A3) ~ \ Saddleback . I : Q VOL. 69, NO. 299, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1976 Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks TENCENTJ > Pact Bi' ade Tea,eher Deadli~ Friday Dally Piiot 1'1'otos by PatriO O'OonMll PRESIDENT, CROWD EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN MILE SQUARE PARK Republicans Flock to Fountain Valley, Give Warm Reception to Ford 35,000 Flock to Ford Record Turrwut in F ozmtain Valley . By ROBERT BARKER 01 lhe O•llV Pilot Stall One of the biggest crowds ever to turn out for a political can- ·d id ate in Orange County gathered in'.F'ountain Valley Sun- day to hear and see President Ford. "What a crowd. I jUst couldn't believe it.'' Fountain Valley Mayor Al llollinden said. "ll was one of the biggest thrills of my life." City offi cials said Lhe crowd ranged from 28,000 to 35,000. Ford agreed that the turnout at Mile Square Park was tremen. dous and said it gave him fresh hope of carrying California on Nov .2. "I have a feeling that the Ford and Dole team will ca.rry this great state," he decJared. "You can all come to Washington. on Feb. 20 to help us celebrate our inauguration,'' he said. Ford said Sunday he would work for tax reductions for 01 id- dl e income taxpayers. -,, "The taxpayer needs a break and Jf.'rry Ford will guarantee that you '11 get it," he said. The President said he will seek lo expand the personal income tax exemption from $750 to $1,000 per family member. "For a family with three children that will be a savings of Sl ,250 and that's meaningful," he said. The President said he would keep pressure on Congress to get the tax exemption. "If they don't do it, you can take them on al the polls and lick them in 1978," he said to ap· plause from the audience. The President said he has cast 66 vetoes on s pending measures in the past two years. ·'Those vetoes have saved each family about $200 in taxes,'' he said. "That's progress and we'll con· linue that," he said. The President, who didn't men· tion Democratic candidate Jim· my Carter by name, said, "It is with sadness that I note that my opPOnent proposes a S5 to $7 billion defense cut." He said if the reductions were carried out. they would require troop withdrawals rrom key . overseas bases and delays of B·l bomber program, shipyard con· struction cuts and closings of de- fense plants in California. "You don't want that," he said. ··we must be &trong if we are lo be the leader. "I pledge a strong defense system to preserve the peace and freedom so dear to aJI of us,'' he said. FoPd said that defense needs <See f'ORD, Page A2) Saddle back Valley Unified School District representatives today gave teachers a new con· tract offer which includes pro- visions for leaves, class size and appeal of evaluations -items which were not included in their previous proposals. Teachers have been given until Friday to accept or reject the of- fer . Bill Mecham, president of the Saddleback Valley Educators Associa tion (SVEA>. which represe nts the district 's teachers, s aid he had no com- ment on the offer today. He said he may discuss the new proposal during a later press conference. Teachers. however. have been New Pool Opening Delayed El ToroWgb School's 50-meter Olympic poo l , which w as originally scheduled to open in June, probably won't be open for public use until mid-December. This latest in a series of set· backs is due to the fact that work on the pool is currently at a standstill. Constructioi:t of the facility is expected to resume after Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District officials go through the process required to terminate the contract for t he work with Horizon Builders of Santa Ana and inform the builder's bond company. Robert Ferguson, th~ district's director of plannlntand develop. ment, said the contractor pulled his men off the job over a week ago and apparently has not bl?en paying his subcontract.ors. He explained that this gives the district reason to cancel the con· tract. Ferguson said the builder was informed of the district. 's intent Thursd ay. He said Horizon Builders will have 10 days to respond if they plan to complete the job. However, Ferguson said he doesn •t expect lo hear from the builder. ··It appears. anyway. that the contractor has gone broke," he said. 1-·erguson said the firm which bonded the job for the builder will be required to show that peo- ple will be on the job again within <See POOL, PageA2) Pardon Entb Controversy MONTGOMERY. Ala. . (AP> -The state Pardon- Parole Board approved a pardon today for "Scot· tsboro Boy ': Clare.nee Norris, once s'enteneed to death in one o( the South's most controver:sial rape cases. The pardon was expect· ed to be sent during the day to Gov. George C. Wallace since his signature also is required. • The 64-year -old Norris was one of nine young blat:k men accused of rap· ing two white women aboard a freight train near Scottsboro, Ala., in 1931. All were sentenced to de- ath but all eventually were pardoned or paroled. I Huntington Crash JOHN WAYNE WAS ON HAND TO INTRODUCE PRESIDENT Actor PromlMI .$upport for Republican TI~k•t ••• Kills Viejo Man A 48-year·old Mission Viejo man was killed early Sunday when his vaq was struck nearly head-on by another car in Hunt- ington B each , Calitornia Highway Patrohnen reported to· day. Joseph Walter Breakfield of 25692 Aurora Way, Mission Viejo, was pronounced dead op arrival at Huntington Intercommunity do!lpit al after the 12:55 a .m. crash, the CHP said. Officers arr~sted Richard Paul Granillo, 21, of Be\lOower, whose car al l egedly s truck Breakfield's. on a charge of :f •. drunk driving, patrolmen said. He was booked into UCI Medical Center with what oUicers described as minorioj\tties. Patrolmen said GranJllo was driving north on the san· Diego freeway near ~ewland Street, when he went through the center divider. He first struck a car driven by Rpger Lehman, 25, Redlands, then careened nearly head-on into Breakfield'• vehl· cle, officen alleged. Lehman was unhtjured and his car Incurred mV\or damaie, the CHP reported. ~I objecting that the district was re-Teachers• dissatisfaction with fusing to include policies on negotiations has become more leaves, grievances and class size apparent in r ecent days as ina contract. they've picketed board meetinas "We 're trying to address some and back-to·school nights. or the objections," said SUperin· Last week, tr:ustees came un· lendent Richard Welte. der the attack of several parents Welte said the diatrict is also who objected that teachers were recommending that a committee working without a contract. be formed to determine which of Dr. Welte said it also both~ previous policies trustees should himselt and trustees to know that accept as "op er ative board someteachershavenotbeenable policy." to pay the· extra money needed Welte said no one has been hap· for their insurance benefits. py with the unsettled negotia· The new offer also includes a: lions in the district. He said four percent cost-of-living salary; trustees, administrators and · increase, lifting of a s alary; teachers have not found any joy freeze and full funding of in·1 by going through the strife they surance benefits. It includes pr°'( ha~e been going through. <See OFFER, Pag•Az> 1>111w P11ors1atrPllOlo Co11gratulatory Hug Marlynn Parada. 17, a senior at Mission Viejo High School, wears the crown that signifies her new rank, Homecoming Queen. She received embrace from last - year's queen Stacey Wiseman Friday night during half time in homecoming football game. Dog Racing Hit State Files Suit In Campaign Fund LOS ANGELES (AP) -State officials today slapped a $787,275 campaign disclosure suit against • promoters of the greyhound rac- ing inilialiye, only eight days before the general election. The unprecedented suit was br ough t unde r California 's Political Report Act of 1974 .ito force large, hidden amounts of campaign money Into the open before an election." said DanJel Lowenstein. ch airman of the. Fair Political Practices Com· mission .. Named in the suit is Geonge Hardie. chief sponsor of the in- itiative. Prop. 13 on the ballot. It would legalize greyhound racing with parimutuel wagering in California. the FPPC' said It was the largest campaign disclosure suit in state history. . The suit alleges that Hardie, between :.Jan. 7, 1975 and last Oct. l, collect~d more than $463,915 In cootrib~Uons and properly r:e- ported no more than $1361684. FPPC attorneys flied lbe suit in Los Angeles Count~ Superior Court. asking damages of $327 ,231 for unreported cam· •·. paign contri buttons~ treble · damages.or Sl56,000 for unlawruJ cash expenditure$. and treble damages of $74,601 for unlawful cash contributions. • Hardie, contacJ.ed by.telephone in Loe AngelQ, said the FPPC charges were "absolutely fraudulent. This was political -.nd done with malice, that's all. "It's unheard of f<>t a publlc agency to call a preaa con- ference" in a 4eg'1 cue, said Hardie; who acknowledaed t• could be "dtvutating'• to his 1 campaign. The largest single unreporte4 campaign donation listed in the suit was $100,000 from Antilles Communications Ltd., of lhe Virgin Islands, and its principal s h a reho lder, .. C hristopher Blackwell. He'.is a record com· pa ny executive who lives in Nassau, the FPPC said. The suit stems from a six- month inves tigation in whi~· Hardie balked al turning ove~ campaign financial records until <See RACING, Page. A2> Coast Weather sunny weather expected .through Tuesday with little temperature c h a nge. Righi in the 70s, lows in mi,!l~· INSIDE TODAY ·. The Rama seemingly notched <U/60t from t1u! jaws of vtctor11, but the New • • Orltcw Sa.int• let them of/ tM hook. Storti, 83. ·•••e~ DAILY PILOT SB . Chief Deni.ea Cultivating. Pot . . MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP)...._ Police Chief Jamea Pel!ry admits he had a four·foot marijuana 9Jant growing in hfa backyard, but add!, .. I nevertoucfied It and I never intended to touch it." The 49·year-old police chief or this northeastern Kentucky community said Sunday that after a drug raid this year. he tried to destroy some confiscated marijuana in a s pot in his backyard that his .v•ife had cleared for tom a toes. Pelfry said he set fire to the haul, but since that didn't destroy all the seeds, he decided "to let it go and see what it looked like. "I was just curious. I just wanted to see how big it would grow and what it would develop into." He also denied reports that the wayward plant was staked. Since word of the plant got around town, Pelf ry said he "pulled it up, broke all the leaves and stems orr and threw it in the trash ... Irvine Chief Mulls ity Bingo Policy : Irvine Police Chief Peart will recommend Tuesday that the <ity council postpone adopting a blngoordlnance. : The city currentl)'<)oes not have .,.n ordinance allowing bingo lo be ~layed legally In Irvine. But cer· lain types of bingo games are now fegal in California and the chief was asked to look into such an or· llinance. • . 1 The council will hear the report from Peart al the 7:30p.m. meet- ing at city hall. According lo Peart'sreport, the council should adopt a wait·and .. see stance instead ofimmedialely jumping into a new bingo policy. I Peart points out tliat provisions of the new state law that allows legal bingo are strict. He said most organizations would not qualify and thal religious groups with a tax-exeJilpl status would be the most likely lo qualify to run legal bingo games. However. Peart said that many .cities which have already enacted bingo ordinances have found that 'Jlis relatively easy for groups to 'Obtain tax·exempt status under • e guise of religious organiia· It.ions. .·Such groups, Peart said, are not plways running bingo games for charitable purposes but rather as ·gambling games. · The chief suggested that Irvine wait to adopt a bingo ordinance ,·until the deficiencies of other :<fties' ordinances a reworked out. • • Other items to be considered ~esday Include: f· -A decision by the city council ~hether or not the bicycle :!"otocross course should be F ive-ton ~',;kphimt /1.ecaptured • PERRYVILLE. Ark. (AP) -~arbara, the five-ton circus J!)ephant that led circus officials j md police around in circles for ,1)early a week, was recaptured jOday. •· The C:irson & Barnes circus ~arked a truck loaded with other $lephants near State Highway 7, l)oping to lure the J7-year-0ld :Barbara into the open. A motorist spotted Barbara on the highway and the circus and :ltalc police were notified. She ~as valued at $25,000. ~ ~ Officers said circus workers :~aptured Barbara beside the ,.oad not far from where she escaped Wednesday while helping right an overturned truck. Barbara was frightened -by another truck and bolted into -Ute woods. She was spotted ?t various times, but ran away when so- ateone approached. She had not l>een seen since Saturday. "We're glad it's over." said =J>erry County Sheriff Merrell Al· ~tMon. ~----~~~~~~~~-.... ORANGE COAST sa DAILY PILOT ~Ot~C...u 0•••• Ptto4 ..... ,,.~Cftf\<om • 9tftltCllMHtwt PrM:' t\°"'tllt'lil'*S.., .... 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" ,_111.,, 111111\Mf \ =*-U'9-Mf, moved to a new site in Wood· bridge, with Smokettee homeowners an~ the Warmington DevetQpment paying the moving costs. · -A report by Chief Peart deal- ing with the growing number of cars parked on the side of roa'ds displaying "for sale'' signs. -A public hearing on whether or not a parcel bounded by Michelson Drive, San Diego Creek and Rancho 'San Joaquin GoJI Course should be used for amusement and sport purposes. -council will consider adopt- ing a resolulio"' urging the pre- servation or trees along Mylord Avenue, wh\ch are in the p~thway· orthe proposed satellite coltege of the Saddleback Community College District. Anaheim Man Faces Kidnap, Assault Raps A man booked on multiple criminal charges after being identified by Irvine police as the attacker of two 13·year-old girls has been ordered to face trial Dec. 13 in Orange County Superior Court. Judge James H . Walsworth set the trial dale for Emil William Kollhopp, 33, of Anaheim, who faces charges of kidnap, assault with intent to commit rape, sex perversion and lewd conduct. Pretrial action is set for Dec. 3. Police s aid the charges stem from an incident in Harvard Community Park Aug. 25 when two 13-year-old girls were dragged into a trash enclosure at knifepoint. The attacker rled when a pohce car approached the area. or. ficers said one of the girls lold them s he had been sexually molested. SC Collision Leaves Trio In Hosp ital Three per son s were hospitalized after a two·car acci· d~nt Saturday on Pacific Coast Highway at Camino Capistrano in San Clemente. Police said a car driven by Hilda Kolker, 73, of 2028 E . Mariposa St., Laguna Hills, col· lided with another driven by Gary . Miller , 31, of 34042 Crystal Lan· tern, Dana Point. Both cars had major damage, police said. Both drivers, and Lottie Tuck, 75, a passenger in Mrs. Kolker's aut.o, were treated at San Clemente General HospiLal for scrt.pes and bruises, then re· leased. Police said Mrs. Tuck resides al Mrs. Kolker's address. Leap Threat Aimed at Mate San Clemente police saJd today a woman who stunned motorists when she looked as if she would Jump from a freeway overpass Saturdl}' did it to fright.en her husband. PoUee were called at mldnliht to atop what was thought to be a suicide attempt. A motorist who called aald tbe woman had climbed over the Baailone Road suant rail and acid as though she WOUld jump onto the San Diego Freeway. · Police found a 30·year-o1d of Buena Park. standing along the inside of the fence, arauin& with her bus bind. Police Hid the woman told them abe hadn't really Intended to .Jwn». and only t.brutet\ed her hmtMaff with the tact.le • Tbe couple was COW\ffled and reltued, pollceaald. ' I ,,....P,,.e.41 FORD ••• have been •hortchan1ed over the yeart •nd only in lbe past two t~ara baa Con1res1 .. pproved .. 1aUstactory defense 1peoc11nc. .. There ls no American fi~tlng 'and dytna on rorelgn soil. I'm go- ing to keep it that way," he said. Ford said America is sound and secure and is on the way to a better quality of life. "I've earned your trust for the nextrour years," he said. Ford was introduced by actor (~§'J John Wayne as he walked through an arch formed by a huge American flag which was suspended from two Ilunlingtoil Beach fire trucks. "I am for General-er, Gerald Ford," Wayne said. Patriotic music was provided by the Westminster, Estancia a.pd Fountain Valley High School bands and the Serendipity Singers. • Other celebrities, including Los Angeles Dodgers baseball players Don Sutton and Steve Gai:vey, and Republican political figures shared the rostrum with the President. Sgt. William DiNisi of the Fountain Valley Police Dep¥t· ment said omcials had been ex- pecting a turnout of only about 10,000 people . "The crowd control and traffic control got beyond o ur capacities," he said. He said the crowd was very friendly and the biggest problem was in keeping egress and in· gress paths free for th e dignitaries. He said that all parking around Mile Square was rilled shortly after 11 a.m. "and that people were parking all over the city." DiNisi said that 86 Fountain Valley officers were assisted by units from Westminster and Hun- tington Beach as well as Orange County sheriff deputies. Members of the Fountain Valley SWAT team were perched• on the second·story of the recrea- tion center with binoculars and weapons . •·we didn't have much trouble though," be said. "About the big- gest headache was a Jot of lost children." T wo Men Rob, Kidnap Prexy LYNDONVILLE, Vt. (AP) - The president of Lyndon State College has told or a bizarre kid· naping in which he said he was· robbed by two men in New York City after a World Seriges game, driven to Chicago, and released there unhurt. The FBI confirmed Sunday that agents interviewed the col- 1 e g e presid e nt, Edwat'd I. Stevens, at his home Saturday, and that the matter was being in- vestigated Stevens said m an interview that he was rcieased unharmed but penniless in Chicago two days after the kidnaping. College officials sent hi m air fare home. DgerPa~e Reunion on ~he Bridge' Denis Rowland of New York, left, and Ryuji of Japan stroll the famed bridge on the river Kwai at Kanchanaburi during c\ reunion today. Rowland was one of two Americans attending th~ meeting of sur viving Japanese and their prisoners of' ·war who built the span. (Story, Page A3) Gotta Give 'em Baek Los A lamitos Cops Must Return Sex Maieria& Los Alamitos police have been • matefials and printing plates ordered to return $2 million seized from Suki Inc. in worth or alleged sex-oriented February or 1973. m aterials, seized during an in· Attorneys for Suki Inc. won a vestigation nearly lour years J'Uling in the Fourth District ago, police reported today. Court .of Appeals ln San Officers said they were Bernardino that the materials notified by District Attorney were not pornographic, police Cecil Hicks to return the two said. The seized material must tons of magazines, printed be returned to the company in· Holidays Lw-ing Kids Fr om School A Mission Viejo parent whose children were in school today might have wondered why so many school-age children were apparently playing hooky in the Saddleback Valley community. Chances a re the children who were playing ball or even going fishing as Tom Sawyer did when he played hooky were out or school lcgitim.ately, celebrating Veteran's Day. A growing percentage of Mis· sion Vi ejo children attend Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict. which celebrated Veteran's Day.today. The Saddle back Valley Unified School District celebrates the same hohd:iy Thursday, Nov. 11. That will give the Mission V1eJO children who had to be in school today a chance to bounce balls or carry their rishing poles past the window~ of Capistrano Unified school s in the community. stead of being destroyed. Charges relating to the dis· tribution of the materials were dismissed against three officers Fro• Page Al POOL • • • 15 days or the 'cancellation or the contract. Although the pool itself has been completed and is being used tor water polo game practices, the administrator said much or the exterior work on the facility needs to be done yet. He said the remaining work is estimated al $20,000 and will take about four weeks to finish. He s aid this is the first time the district has had to terminate a contract with a builder. F r o nt Pa9~ A J RACING ... a Los Angeles Supenor Cou1 t Judge sentenced him to jail for contempt. Hardie avoided going to jail be agreeing to turn over re· cords. However. the suit also seeks to compel Hardie and various or·· ganizaUons which he operates and controls to fully disclose the sources of his money and his ex· penditures. ol Suki Inc. and four other m. dividuals. But Oranie County Superior Court judge Byron McMillan early tbls year had ruled thllt the materials themselves were obscene and should b~ destroyed. F ro.• Paflf: A 1 OFFER ••• visions to make the salary schedule retroactl veto the begin- ning of school and to refund tlie money paid by teachers since September for the Increased cost or insurance benefits • The proposed leave policy specifies lime orr tor military a nd Peace Corps duty~ legislative work. sabbatical~. jury duty and personal needs, elt· plained Dr. Welte. • The class size provision setE the ratio of studeftts to leachen at existing levels, he said. The appeal provision allows teachers !l means of objecting le their evaluations, he said. Jn a Jetter sent to all teacher! today, Dr. Welte said the busi· ness office will work overtime t< assure teachers they will gel th• increases in benefits in thei1 December paychecks if they ac cept this offer by Friday. Attack Prevente d TOKYO (AP) -A Japanese man was arrested today whilE carrying chemicals he hoped tc throw at visiting Canadiar: Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau, police reported. The man, who appeared to be in bh early 30s, was arrested shorth after Trudeau passed him io i bulletproof limousine. Mesa Cops Nab 5 In Stanton Raid .. ' • .............. Five suspects have been arrest· ed on drug charges following raids late last week on a Costa Mesa hotel and a residence in Stanton. Costa Mesa police claim they confiscated $2,400 in cocaine, Thai sticks and marijuana at the two locations. Police Thu rs day arres ted Michael Tyrone Harvey, 29, at the Ambassador Inn, 2277 Harbor Blvd .. along with Steven Conrad Raskovich, 22, or 530 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa. They obtained a search warrant for an address in Stanton, where four uniformed Stanton police of· ricers and Costa Mesa In· vestlgators stormed the r e· sidence, arrested three more drug suspects. ..omcers said they found a quan· AD RESPONSE 'TREMENDOUS' ''We sold her! We received a tremendous response.''. Th.ls was the advertlsln,g auc· ceas story of • Newport Beach couple ~ho placed thfa classified ad: Rhcaus Macaque female monkey, born In captlvt· ty. Great peraonellly. Very SWffl and doe1n'l tity of cocaine and marijuana at the Stanton address, as well as a loaded shotgun. They arrested JayT. Higgs, 26. and Catherine Lynn Sleyster, 23. bothof8300ChapmanBlvd.,Stan· ton, and John Lundquist Gallup, 21, 3776 Montego Drive, llun~ ington Beach. · All five suspects were held on charges of either sale ot possession of cocaine. Harvey was re leased on $10,000 baU aod Raskovich was freed on his own recognizance. Higgs was released on $5,00() bail and Mi ss Sleyster was being held at Orange County Women's J ail. Gallup remall'\.S in Cost~ Mesa Jail with ballsctat$S,000. 1 ~ ~ ~ BQdy Found ~ OnSC Beach 1 s·an Clemente police an Orange County coroner's d puties are investigating a bod as yet unidentHled, (.oun washed ashore today tiear th city Ufeguard headquarters b a man ou\ for hls motnln walk. ~ The deceased la a ma believed to be in bis 20s. He w Pacing back and forth in his cage, Mike IV stops momentarily !or lhe camera at 1""lorida's Dusch Gardens. :,like IV, a Bengal tiger, was born at "The Dark Continent," Busoh Garden ' A!rtcan·lheme family entertainment park, in June, 1974. · bite.XU•llXlUt . It you need to find a new home for your pet, or anythlnf else - try the Dally Pilot classllleds. Call 842-~78 for help. clad in swimming trunks. T~ body bore no marks indicaft violence and officers believe lh cause or death lo be d:rownlng. Police said they have ;eoi celved no rep0ru or m1Mtn1 persons matching the deacrlp, Uon of tbe dead man. • •