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Home My WebLink About1976-12-10 - Orange Coast Pilotj .. .. Massive State derson: Agnew Quake Assured, Plea for P a r don Expert Claims 'Firmly9 D enied ~7 DAILY PILOT * * *.1oc ~ * * FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEM BER 10, 1976 VOL. •• NO IA~ • UCTIONS •• P~CES Dana Woman Drug-assisted Rape Disputed A psychiatrist called hy the dc·- rense testifi ed late ThurMia\ that a Dana Point "oman "ho ciaims she wa!I druli(J:t'd and raped b) her £am1l y doctor Should ha\C been able to rcs1i,t his advanrc-.. despite the tnJN·twn Dr Sea\\ n.:ht Andf'r'>on or 'Grinch ' HitS Hrmlingt,on lluntmgton Reach 1•C>IH·1• In\ t''>llRUlOr!> thCCJrllf'ke into a woman ., ho u:. et r a ii f' r ho mt' 11 n Rrookhur'\l Strl'ct Thur-. day night mav havr known m advanc{' t hut his \ 11·11 m "':i-. deaf and ;1-.ll'rp Thc th1d m • .1d<' ht~ rntry throuJ(h a !>l1d1ng i:luso; door onto thc tra1h•r's patio arf'.i llc stoic ;ill the prc..,1•nts under lht• Chri!>tm as tr<•c. 'Bliw' Movie I Erases Red For Station? ANN ARBOR, Mich . CAP> A coble TV outril in rmancinl dis- tress is trying lo get back into the black with a blue movie. Off1 c 1als at Ann Arbor Cablevision Inc . !'laid their broad- cast today or the French fli ck "Emmanuelle" is the country's ft.rst showing or an X-r:itcd movic on prime-time TV. The 110Ct-core porno movie will be shown uncut and uninlerrrupt· ed four difrerent times during the evening beginning al 6:30 p.m. on the firm's new adult mo~e chan'· nel, they said . •· Ther e are about 700 sub· scribers to the new ser vice. ~ Another 1,400 o rde r s are backlogged because of a parts • shortal{e. The ach eduled s howing o( "Emmanuelle" sparked a pro- test. About 700 persorui slfned a petition asking the City Council to cnnct en ordinance to stop the showing of X-rated movies on ca· blc n. Costa M<'sa told an Orange Coun- ty Superior Court Jury that lhc in- Ject1on of Valium claimed by the prosecution should not hav1• ;,if- ft•cted the 22-yt>ar old v1ct1m's '"dec1s1on makinJ;: process or the ~ tll to n:s1st .. FreQUl'ntlv rl'f<'rnn~ to <lru~ experiments carr11'<l out b> him on female prison mmatP~ m the i\£nran nation or Zambia. !ht· ~ 1ln<'~S c;upported d e f<·n"t' l'la1ms that th<' lnJcctlon 11£ \ ,1llum admintsl<'r<'cl by I>r. Ho-.s T"'ld McClurl' could only hJve had a lranqu1lttmg c·rf<•ct 1111 tht> pal1l•nt The '1rt1m claimro from lh1· witness stiJnd thnt she lwrnmc a ··vegetable" shortl y afl<'r th1· clrui? enl!'red h<'r blood str!'am :ind that she• was J>OwcrlC''\s to prevent the South 1,aguna physt- n an 's allt•i:iect advanrl'S. She t<'st1 f1 ecl th:il she was taped and forced to part1c1palt' in an act or sexual pNvcrs1on afkr the !>4-yt·ar~old J>hysician rc- mov<.'d h1.'r t·xarninin)! ~own and under clothes and u~~d a ma5tsugC'r and '1hrator on her txidy. The victim told the jury that. she was shaky and contused for several hours after the incident and round it difficult to un- derstand questions or respond to them. But a South Coast Community Hospital employe testified as a defense witness Thursday that the victim appeared to be normal and alert w hen s he came to the hospital with a friend Jan. 7 to re- port the alleged rape by Dr. McClure. Judge Ke nneth E. Lae ordered a four day weekend break and· (See DOCTOR. Page A2) 'l HOP.E YOU'RE GETTING VOUR. C H RISTMAS SHOPPING oot-1e . O NLY H DAYS LEFT.' Bidders l1·vine Purchase. Winge d Clornrners? Hundreds of st•a gulls ~alher al mouth of Santa Ana River bclween Huntington Beach and Nc>wport lkach . Robert Crihbs, area captain for the state Department of Fish and Gnm<'. said he couldn't b<> surC' exactly why the gulls picked this spot to cong r egate Thursday morning. hut speculated they Wl'J'I' thl'rC lo rt•t'(I on ~1w1 I fis h ('xposcd at low t idt• 'Enormous' Quake In State:S Future? SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -An earthquake threatening thousands of lives like the great San Francisco t emblor of 1906 1s inevitable in California, the U.S. Geological Survey's top earth· quake expe rt warned today. Dr. Robert M. llam1lton, chief of the USGS Orfice of Earthquake Studies. said the upcoming quake will surpass 8 points on the Richter scale and its impact "would be enormous." "Losses could reach thous ands of lives and tens or billions of dollars," Hamilton said in re· marks prepared for delivery lo the CommonweaJLh Club. The magnltude of the 1906 Bay Area quake ls estimated to have equaled 8.3 on the Richter scale. It killed more than 600 people and cost more than $400 million. The logarithmic Richter scale Is a m easure of ground motion as recorded on seismographs. Every Increase of one number, say from 5.5 to 6.5, means the 1round motlo n la 10 lime• .. greater I In populated areas an earth· quake or 3.5 .on the Richter scale can cause slight damage in the local area, 4 can cause moderate damage, 5 considerable damage, 6 can be severe. A 7 reading Is a "major" quake capable of widespread, heavy damage; 8 is a "great" earth· quake. "Californians . should not ig- nore or underestimate the earth- quake threat," Hamilton s aid, "nor ~hould lrr atlonnl fear or earthquakes be allowed to be <See QUAKE, Page A2) KITCHEN SINK DOWNDR41N GRANTS PASS, Ore. CAP) - It/lnally batipened. Clty police said Thunsday that bul'&lars broke Into the Snak 3.Jld Yak• Cafe and 1tole only tho kltchen sink. C:Olmnnist Says Agnew Pardon Plea Den ied NEW YORK (APl -The White House turned down u rl" quest in Octob<'r for a pardon for form e r Vi<' t• Prcs1denl Spiro T Agnew, who pleaded no contest lo charges of income tax evasion in 1973. accordmi: lo col- umnist Jack Anderson. While House attorneys "polite- ly but firmly" referred Agnew's lawyer, who submitted the re- que!'lt, to the Justice 0cJ')artment. Anderson said in a column for publication today. Today Agnew denied he ever sought a pardon from President Ford. A s pokeswoman at Agnew's Pathllte, Inc .. office in Crofton, Md., said the former vice pres1· dent "has never asked anyone, anyone al all, to ask ror a pardon ror him. So he ha s no idea what is the source of the story." Judah Bes t, Agnew's attorney, Hid when told Of Anderson's re· port: "I would have no comment on th~ matter." <See AGNEW, Pag~A2) Mobil OK· sparks Protest By TOM BARLEY Oltht D•llf PitoUt•ll Docum ents protesting the James Irvine Foundation's de· cision to sell its controlling in- terest in the Irvine Company to the Mobil Oil Corporation for S281.9 m illion were to be filed to- day in Orange County Superior Court. Those protests by two com- petitors in the takeover balUe ~parked by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith's lawsuit against the round a lion will be aired again Monday when her attorney and lawyer!'! ror the three contenders ap~ar bcron: Judge James F. Judge. Foundati o n trustees an- nounced late Thursday that they had d<'ctdl•d lo ~ccept the cash. bid by Mobil w he n neither Ci.ldillac Fairview of Toronto. Canada or the Charles AJlen- /\lfred Taubman consortium or Nl'" York ~ubmittro further or- £l'rs. The d<'cision brought a protesL from hoth competitors. Allen-Taubman negotiators said th<.'y were in lhe process or fil ing a bid that would lop lhe Mobil offer when the deadline was imposed by foundation (See HEI RESS, Page A2l \\'eathe r Northeasterly winds. 25-40 m p h e xpected toni~ht, decreasing Satur- day. C l ear, w armer weather with highs in 70s foreseen. I NSIDE TODAY He ltarted out to be.a doc· for and ended up a sculptor. Frederick Ever1ley's works, which will be ezhtbited on the Orange Coa1t ~are featured on Page Cl o/ the Week~. Index es-• lt4 •• AM .,., CH IS IM .... Ct CM •• M CMt • A.f DAIL V PILOT s rr1d11y, December 10, 1976 ~Murder for Mae? " ' J Youth Says He Killed/or Food • ( NEW YORK (AP> A hjgh ~ school senior has plcudcd guilty ) to kllllng an elderly ffidll dunng "' his scho<>I lunch hour to get i m o n ey to take bit1 girl to ~ McDonald's for dinner : David Joyner. 18, entered the • plea In Manhattan Court on : Thursd;.iv, adm1ll1n,,e he stranglt>d Douglas M1l<-s, 75. on l March 2 an M Iles' Wc&t Side ':apartment ~ Police guve this account: • Joyner admitted he ldt ~Charles Evans Hughes S<:hool on his Junch hour, wc•nt acr05s the• street t o M tie:.· apartment. forced h1a °" j'J 111 and ordered Miles to writ ~· u l'ht·ck for $68. The youth then oi dered the old mun to call his bank and arrange that Joyner would have no trou· btc cashing the C'hcck As :o.oon a.'! Miles hung up, Jorner strangh.<d htm with his ban· hands Then Joyner went to lhe bank, cashed the check, and used It to rent a limousine and take his girl lolhe hambur~er restaurant. Detectives aclinit on informo· tion from the bank d1t•t·ked the high school 's record\, found that Joyner wa& enrolled lht•rc, and arrested him. After Joyner entered his guilty plea, Justice Burton Roberts asked him If he were sorry and U1e youth said he "as. "For yourself"' ai.k<'d the judge ··or are yo11 sorry Cur Mr. Miles'!" 'Tm sorry for both of us," the youth n•phed. Joynt'r will be sentenced later ;Kidnap Charge Dropped .. • , • I Pair Guilty of Extortion in Bron/man Case r WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. CA P ) -J Mel Patrkk Lynch and Dominic liyrne were found 1nn0<·C'nt today • o( k1dnapini: wh1skv ht·1r Samul'! .t Uronfmun II last ~·car hut were I dcdart>d ~uilty of l'XLOrtmg a S2.:J · million ransom from lhc Sea .•• s:ram heir's rather. • The verdict came nine Y.eeks , aJt<'r tht• trial be:: an and 111d1c<1t : ed the JUry had r easonable doubt 1 that ll "'as a r.eal k1dn.ipang as the slalt• charged. The ddense • da1med it w:.is a hoax. • Both men were also round lnno· C'ent of the charge o( 1lleg:.tl µossess1on o( J 38 caliber pistol Hyrne and Lynch sat quietly in the <'Ourlroom as the Vl'rchct was announced liyrnl' held his hand lo his heart where he wa~ seen during the trial to have placed a C'ros:o. in his hn•jst pocket. Ht s head hung lo\\ "'1th his chin rt''il ing on his chcsl. Lynch, a r1n•man. sat quil'lly. The grand·larcc•ny e.xtortion count is punishuble by up to 15 Forgery Eyed Huglies Will f'70es to Court LOS ANGF.LF-" (i\P) Nc\<ida offidi.lls think a purported Howard Hughes will m<.iy h<1ve been forgt:cl with the use of library materials from the college al· kndcd by )frf\ in Dummar, the Los Angeles Times reported today. Dumm:.ir. a gas station employc, is one of the \\Ill's bcn<'f1t1art\'S. Th(• ncwsp:.l(ll'r said 1t ll':.trncd Nevada authorities plan lo c·ht><:k lhl' fingcrpnnls on a book and a 1971 is· sut· of Ltfe mai.!<11.mc. both dc <1ling with Jlow<Jrd I lui.:hcs and containing !>amplcs of Hughes' handwrit- ing . . .. The will, duhbcd the "~lormon Will" because it w:1.s fuun<l an the :\1ormon Church ·s world hend- quartcrs in Salt L akc City, will be contt'stcd before a Jury next m"nth tn Las Vegas Dummar, \\ho s tands to ~am a tidy sum if the will 1s de<'larcd authentJr. says Hughes named htm in !he: document bccau:-.e the gas station employe helped Jlught's out whrn he found the b11lion<1irc wanqering about in the• NC'\' ada desert. · F rora Page .4 1 AGNEW ..• ''The r<'plv was that thf'rt> huvt• lx'l'O proc-t'durc-. l'-.tJbhshc·d ll\ Justin·. 1\nd(•r-.on quoted .i \\b1tr Hou.,c oHici;i.I as ..,J,ang · Tht' requt'!.t "as no more thiJn ;1ny good la''} er \.\ould do for h1:o1 C'llPnt '. And1•r<;on s aid Jn a\tornl·v for A~ n<'W ('a II ed Wh tte llC>U'll' counsel Philip nu1.•hen·, office shortly after A~ncw's scntc-nce of thrct> years on probot1on cxv1rt'r11on ·, rolumn ;ippt'ars Tejtularly on the rd1tonal page nr ~ thr Daily f'1lot >. AJ?nc.>w rt•!Hs,tnrcl <>rt 10, 1973, • after h(' plr;1rfrd no <'OOlt"ll to n • 11nglf' count oft .1 x l'\ ""llln • Lil" rt'nrt• Tr;i} tor. th1• ju<1t1r<' • d<'partmc•nt 'I fi;Htlon attnrnr\. • !laid Thur!!t1a:. lh;it h1• hJd 1101 • b<'cn ront end of ;next year I( tl continues prf'srnt ,.1erv1ces without tncrt>ased in- •C<1me. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~">'~<'..,• •O••lwrtot """'-""" ~ • I ._..,,._. ...... Pf•\\ 1·\C>..,f\'•uw.ftw ltw>()r.tft~ • 11.,.~I ,..ibll\.,•11'(1 C.,... ... , ,. .. , ttlll JWJ·! ~A• .. t•Jt>t1\Mft ~~•• thtOY"' ,.,, ... ., t-.. t '" • Nlrt'" N-•t"'Ht tt" 4'f\ ''Yf'lt• .... 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Dr. James Whitcomb o ( Caltech told fellow earth scien- tists Thursday that new data &athered in the target area north of Los Angeles no longer (it hts hypothe:lUL li:Jsed on a pattern or C'hanges rn the speed of s<'lund waves trovf'ling lhroui:ih the ground, Whitcom b calc ulated that 11 qul\ke of magnitude 5.S to 6 Son the Richter 11calc could stnkt? 1n an 80 m1h.' \\-Ide area within ;i year Rut 1n the pust f Pw months. h1." told Uw Am<'r1C'an Geophys1<'al l n1on. tht-sound waves in the .ircn have c;lowrd and the predac· Item theory can't t"'<pl..Un tt * * * From Page A I QUf\KE .•• diversion from rational prepara· lions." He also said. "Progress In re· n•nt years provides <'onsideruble optimism about developmg the rnpabillty of earthquake predlc· hon." However, he did not pre- dict when or where in California this great quake would strike. Hamilton said the temblor un· doubtedly wo uld occur somewhere along the 600-mile· long San Andreas P'ault system . Ile said "precursor" signs that the great quake is coming in elude the bulge in the earth cen- tered at Palmdale in Los Angelr.i County "where ll has been dts· covered the land northeast of Los An geles bas risen up to a foot over the last 15 years." The uplift. he ~nld. extends 100 miles alon1 the San Andreas Fault through the Mojave Desert. "Such an uplift sometimes pre· cedca earthquakes and la de· flnllttly c4use for concern now," hcaaid. Hamilton called 1976 "M ex· tremcly b•d year tor urth· quakea." years in prison. The kidna9inl.( eharg£' would have required a mandatory m1n1mum sentence or 15 years with a maximum or Ith-. State Supreme Court Justi<'c Ceor~e Beishe1m Jr. sci Jan. 6 for sentencing. He denied motions by ut torneys for both m l'n to set aside the gutlty portion of th<' verdict Lynch. 38. claimed t h at Ilronfman forced him into a phony k1dnaping by threatening to disclose he was a homosexual. Bronrman denied this on the wit- ness stand during the nine-week trial. Be1sheim told the jury or seven women and five m~n they cssen· ' tially had lo determine whether they believed the testimony or nronrman o r Lynch lloth spent four days testifying. Byrne. 5-1, a limousinl' service operator. claimed he wal> dup('<i into the abduction and forced lo remain involved. Earlier. the panel asked to cx- amine a cassette tape recorder and a hook. "83 llours Tll Dawn." which rccounLc; the 1968 k1dnap1ng or COC'd BJrbara Mac-kell. She was hdd <•ntombf.'d underground with a lim1tc'(J supp· ly of water for SS0.000 ransom and the kidnapers were caught. Bron!man's ktdnaping from his mother's estate in Purchase. N.Y .. on Aug. 8. 1975, drew na t1onwide attention when the kid· napers said the victim was buried with a hm1tt'<I supply of air and "'at er and would die un· less the money were paid within IOdays. Lynch admitted he used the ransom letter in the book as a model for the one he sent lo Edgar Bron(man. Lynch testified the letter was written "at Sam's instructions" as part or the plot to get what turned out to be a $2.3·million r a n som fr om th e e ld er Bronfman. The ransom was re· covered. One portion of "83 flours T1I Dawn" contain<'d a passage where the kidnapers instructed the driver of a ransom car to open all the doors so the abductor could see if an FBI man was hid· 1ng inside. The prosecution here notes that Lynch made the same demand. 7 Americans Take Nobels STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)- To trumpet nourishes and music from West Side Story, Americans collected all the No!Jel prizes to· day as about 2.000 demonstrators murched outside protesting against the economics award lo Milton Friedman of Chi<':.igo, who they ch11 m supportro the right· wini? Chile.in rcg1nw. Rising from their rC'CI plush chairs on th<' flower decked st<ige o( the Stockholm concert hall, the seven Amencans strode forward one hy one to receive their prizf' cit utions, rach worth $160,000, from King Cltrl nustaf orswl'd<'n. Although no p<'ace pri1c was given this year, never before m tbe 75-year history o( the awards for brilliance in science, econom ics and lileratur" hud a single country won them all. Skip That SecomI Cup ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - An Alban y ·ba11e d supermarket chai n has put adJ In newspapers n.skinJf customers lo forego thul second cup of corcee in the mom lng . "ll'a because of the price." said Neil Golub, vice president of the Golub Corp .. which runs the Pric ec h o pp cr s uper market chain , with 56 stores in New York Slate and west e rn Massachusetts. Golub said he thinks a partial boycott by con- sumera could drive down the tost of coUee. The whole.tale prlce of a pound ot coCfee has more than doubled in several months to s;?.28, he uld. AP Wlrt.)flolo Couldn't Tug Bis Boat J . 0 . Seybert holds tht' line with which he tr ied to save h1~ SS.I)()() tugho;.it. wh1d1 broke up in hea\'~' surf off San Diego Thui-sdu~. Sc-ybert bought the 42·foot bo<1l at an aµl.'t1nn in Long Rl';ith. Fairview Hospital Adds 3 7 to Staff By STEVE MITCHELL Of Cn• O•llY P1loC SC.ff Fairview Stute Hospital will receive 37 new employcs undt:r Gov. Edmund Brown·s plan lo ~:<pand service to the state's 11 mental hospitals Dr. Michad Levinl.', the Custa Mt>s a facility 's nrw ad · min1strator. 1!> happy with the news but !i<Jys hl' alrc<:1dy has 120 \aCant pos1t111ns al the hospital The add1t1onal allotment bnn){s to 157 the number of job vacan C'ies at Fair\'H.'" "Most or thl• vacant positions arc for psychiatric lt'chnidans. · he explained. l re said the 37 new job opcnin~s :ire for these trained tcchn1c1ans who work in groups with han dtcapped youn~sters, "teaching them feeding. dressing. toiletin~. and other fur\Ctions," Levine satd. Healing Cult Analyze d NEW YORK CAP) -The six men who spent two months try- ing lo pray life into the corpc:r of a young Gr£'ek mun were a !nusc· ly knit group who believed ·~• the healing powers or their il'Jplra- tional leader. says an a..~oc1ate o( one of the men. "It was not r eally a cult," said Prof. Flor a Schreiber. director of public relations at John J ay College of f'riminal Justice, where one of the six teaches speech. Professor Schreiber said James Loren had just told her In a long conversation t'1at their leader was Orie Bovar, a S9·year· old singing coa<'h who was orie of lhe six men police found Wednes- day grouped around the decom posed body o f Steph<1n Hatzitheodorou. Levine said the hospital wUl b egin tTalning psychiatric technicians In the near future. .. The Department of Health baa approved. that plan and we're working~n it now," Levine sllid. Fairview use<i to train its own technicians, which Levine said was a real benefit to the hospital. "Nol only did we h~ve access to the trained technki.ans af. terwardls, but we also had their help while they were learning, .. he said About five yeur s aRO the train- ing progrnm w11s terminated al Fairview. and set up instead at Cypress and Golden Wes t Colleges. "What happened was, instead of the technicians bem.c trained lo work with mentally retarded clients. they learned other skills, like working with psychiatric pa· t1ents "As a <'Onscq uencc. every year we had f<'wcr and fewer graduates who wanted to come to Fairview and those that did come here had fewer skills to work with t he handicap(l(.'d," Levine said. He said that by c-onducting the training once again at Fairview, the hospital will benefit in two ways. "We'll begin ~ettin g the psychiatric teehnlcaans back in the hospital, and we'll be able to fill many Jobs in basic care that a technician no longer can handle. "We have a definite need (or employes in these pre·licensed positions." he said. While lauding the governor's plan lo boost the number of employes at mental hospitals. Levine said that that was not the entire solution lo Feirview·s woes. "No matter how many employes WC have," he srud, "we just don't have enough physical space for the number or patients here." HEIRESS ••• t;awycra without explanation. Cadillac Pairvlew negotiator~ saad Thursday nl•ht lhey art willln1 to top ~· NobU otter bul not under the bidding •Y1tem do· v1sed by foundation tnaalees and aJJecedly tavor•ble to Mobil in· tereat.t. Tb• Canadian tornpany argue$ that blddin1 should be reopened. Jl wlll suueat a system ot aealed bidding when Judie Judae con ven~:. what will be the fl.1th hear 1ng into the impasse Monday. lt Is expected that the Allcn- Taubman intere•t will have the support or Mrs. Smith ln their araument that the t<>W'daUon'1 acceptance or tho Mobil of!u should be overturned. Mrs. Sm ith hall commented that she favors the Allen- Taubman offer or $29'l.5 'million ~cause it contains a clause that wlll allow her to buy back stock. She has avitnority Interest of2l.4 percent in the lrvineCompany. The foundation holds a con- trolling interest of 54.5 percent Jn the company founded by Mrs. Smith's grandfather. Mrs. Smith 1ued the foundation and launched the current legal battle when she protested the foundation's decision to sell its interest to Mobil for $200 million. She SUC'<'essfully argued that the aelllng price or $24 a share was unfair to herseU and other minority stockholders. She pro- tested that th~ndation should seek further and a higher selling price. Cadillac Fairview's latest offer or $286.2 million is also higher than the accepted Mobil bid. But foundation trustees opted for the ml company's offer Thursday with the argument that cash was preferable to the contenders' or- (cred mix of ca!>b, notes and securities. Lawyers !or the two com- petitors are accusing foundation trustees today of reneging on declarations that bidding for the Irvine Company would remain open until only the highest bidder is left. Mrs. Smith would appear to hold the key to the present dilem- ma faced by Mobil's two com· petitors. 1f she protests the decision to sell to Mobil at Monday's hear· ing, Judge Judge may be com pelled to call for a new round of bidding on the has1s that founda· lio n trustees acted dls- criminalorily when they closed bidding Thursday . It was pointed out Thursday that Mobil failed to meet a Dec. t deadline at a time wben Cadillac Fairview was the leading con· tender but was allowed to remain in the bidding race despite that failure. Udifomians Vaccine Shy · I RERKELEY CAP ) -About one in six California aduJts have received swine flu vaccinations. the state Health Department re- ports. The total is 2.5 million or 16.8 percent o r the state's adult population. the department's in- formal ion officer srud Thursday. The percentage is even lower in the San Francisco and Los Angel!!s ar<'as. fi'roM Page Al DOCTOR ••• the trial after hearing Dr. An- drrson's testimony. · The trial will resume Tuesday when Dr. McClure is expected lo take the stand in his own defense. THE NAME OF THE GAME .•• THERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE LABELING IN THE CARPET INDUSTRY. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES. CHAIN STORES. AND CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FI CTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS C~NNOT EASILY SHOP BRAND NAME PRICES. CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FINO THE PRICE OF EACH QUALITY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON THE SAMPLE BOOK. BECAUSE WE ARE COMPETITIVE. ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOMER HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING. WE NEVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SAMPLE BOOK. THE NAME OF THE GAME IS INTEGRITY. :·.;~('.. DEN'S 1~irpei jiY~: iiist811atio~: ·custom draperies UC. NO nom ;J~t{i~~~; linoleum • wood floor · 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MES.A , CAllF. 92627 • PHONE 6.il6·.il838 -646·23.SS D•llY l'llot \l•U l'l'loto ·Klan Aid Pro1nised By ACLU By the Aooclated Press The Ameriran C1v1l Liberties l'nion said loda> 1l v.111 intervene an beh.itr of Ku Klux K.Jan mem- bers in lh(' grow in~ clamor over connicb belwN•n white Marines and blacks ul Cam i> l'endlclon. Allornl'V M il'hacl Pancer. a past prcsldt>nl or tht• ACLU's San Diego rhaptcr, s;iid a feder al suit Wlll be fll<.'d within two weeks. T he s u1l Sl·cks an tnJunClion ag:un::.t the M arme Corps lo pre- 'l'nl 11. Pa nee rs i.a1d , fl'om "haras9in~. transfernng and in· l1midatmi.: M urine members of the KKK .. r riday. Oecembef 10. •WS DAILY PILOT /l:J ( Pilot Logb~ J Irvine's Watson For HUD .Chief? By JOANNE RE YNOLDS Ol 1 ... 0..1ly ,.,.., "•" The holll'st rumor malung the rounds an Orange Coa:.l business c ircles this w~k is Urnl Ray Walson, president or the Irvine Compa ny is one or the candidates -if not the up· poinlee -for the post of Secretary of the Depart ment of J lousing and Ur ban Development in the Carter administra lion. T here are t hree facts cited lo support the rumor. First, Watson is a Democrat. Second. he IS the president or o ne or the only major housing firms m the country that is making money T hird. he 'has gone to W;1sh1ngton at a time when Carter is there and talking to a vanely of potential appointees and advisors. Bes ides. it 1s pointed out, the Irvine Com pany apparently will be under m'w ownership next year, and Watson may he looking for a new job. There you have the complete rumor . 4,000 EM PLOYES MOVE INTO GIANT, MIRRORED FLUOR BUILDING IN IRVINE More Due Next Year In 10.Story B uilding, At Lett, Under Construc tion EarliC'r. l'.inn•r ml'l with K.Jan leadl'r Uav1d Dukl'. the white supre macy g roup's imperia l wizard from l\l l't:.urie. La .. and told rcpor tl'rs that he found dis- cnmmahon agu1nst whites on the spr;iv. lin~ ba.,c Pimcl·r su1d in announcing the plan to go lo cou rl T HE BIG PROBLE1'1 WITH the rumor is that Ray Watson Ontly denies It Fluor Facility Nearly Full "1 told the Klan thal I was J ewis h and had \\.On the National Association for thl' Ad' ance· ment o f Colorl·d People 's F'rct'<lom F1i.:htl'r ""' ard. They said the) hacl nu pr11l>IC'm with al· lowin(! me lo n•1irl'Sl'Ot th<.•m " "Absolutely not," was his rcsJ)('lnse WATSON to a query about his being a candidate for the HUD post. Not onl) that. but he went on to say that he wouldn·t touch the JOb with a 10-foot pole, likening the job to presiding over a s nake pit. 4,000 Employes Complete Their Move In fact, Watson declared, he 1s not overly fond of the post he now holds on the ooard of d irectors or the federal Community Development Corporation 8 y 1111.ARY KA\'E OttntOo111v P•lol\l~n Thl' $.'IO m1llton l<'luOI h111ld111g that ~htl<'r!> 111 the :-.un olf th1· S.111 Diego 1-'r<:<'Y. ay in In'"'' '" no" the home of mm 1• 111.111 1 «K>o employe:. f''Juor J>t•r-.onm•I bl'j!Jn mm 1m• into the ~1Unt m1rrnn'cla\ the mm<·•~ nearly <'Omp lr-t t· · "Th<•rt• art• Jllst a ft·\\ morl' people• in tl11• \r~:·ht'1111 olfH'l' \\ho \\Ill rlll)Vl' 111 during thl' nt•xt l'OU pll' dayll,' s~1i!l Ouant· S1mp.,011. .1 \'11·t• prt•!11dent "1th lht• Vluor 1>1' 1~1011 of l::n g 1nt·1·r., and (.'1111:-lr lll'lt >I!>. ·1 he d1\'ls1on '" a "01hh'11lr opt•rat1on that Pngml't'r' Jnil 1·1111 !> 11 U l' l'> pr 0 CC'~'> JI 1.1 n l-. f 11 I JH'I rol c•u m. pd r11l'i1t· 11111 .II n..itur.11 gas, chc·m1cal. mu 1 ... ,r and rl'lall'd an.1lltstnl'" The· di\ 1 ... 1011 1:-. eurrt'rtlh Y.11rk 1111! on :111 111 u ll'l'b :Jml h.1-. :in SI! Publi<.-Confus .. d? Aggressive Krishna 'Santas' Protested R~ Tht> A ~10odatt'd Pn's:-. Off11'1ab :n thn•t• Californ1:1 r1l1t·s s.1~ thc·y :tr<• gl'lting con1 ·'plaint!> ... affr11n 1 nlwtf follo"'<'r'> ril llarr Krishna h:t\·1• d1111n1'<1 S;mt.1 <"lilu-. .,u1t:. .111d .1r1• -.oltr 1t111g ron tnbulwns on lhl' ... trc·c·t (·orn1•1, In i\ey, York. mt·mbt•r.., of lh• Teh (!iOUS l\l'l't w \'fl' \~ml.! \\1th the Sant .1s nl 1111• d1.1r1t.ililt· 111 s:an11.at1on \'nl11nlet>rs of Amenc~1 . for pm·kct chan~l' of pass<.'rsby Orricers sJ1d 'H.'\'l'ral PNMlll' h a vt• comp I a 111 ed th\'Y w"r" pursu<'d for mort• t h:in a hlo«I.. h\ ;1 H«n' Krtshn.1 \\oho C'li.111t1 d ··110. ho. ho, <Ion I H•ll h'"' anything fo1 Sant.i ' · "Thl' e~'ll'nn• or our prc•J< h1111: m1SSIOn I" lo haH• J>lll!>lt' r1• m ember God,· said llom.1 l'.1tl.1 assoc1at<' director of puhhr ,11 fairs for Lht:' Kn.,hn:L' ··sant.1 lw ing a rnntrmpm an rmhl1•m of Chnslm.ts. "ht•n 1wopl1• ... ,., ...... Ill l a \H' v. .1111 lll1•111 tn lhtnl. of God " /\ spnkt•.,mJn for tlw 1·11\ SoC't.il St·n 111• lh•partmt>nl 111 Los An(!t•lt•'\ ... ml thr \'ol11nh•<'1 Pike 'Du mmy ' Was Murdered LOS A:'lr<a:1..:s 1A P 1 \\'h;ol apJl(•ure<l lo tw a fun h11u,1• dum m~. han~ing rr1lm a nornw and pairli•d In llhlnf' in th{' ct.irk. h;1 turnf'rl out to be> lhC' ror pw 11( .1 man ~unn<'d down ••t th1• turn 11f th<' <'entury 11H1nab '·" The ~hoult'ih I .tit· 11nfold1•d Thur'>d:1y aftt'r tht• <'<llll'it' "'·"' dlSCOHred during th1• ftlm1rt~ 111 a IPll.'\'ISIOn !o!hov.. rhc ~IX Million Dollar M<in " Th(' corpse was hangmJ? in th1· fun house or an amusement parl.. whl're a S<'fne fnr an upcommi.: ('pisooe or the series was ht•1ng fllmed S<inlall han· 1•ornpl;11111·d ;1ho111 thP K11llhna K11ngl1·.., 'l'IW\' 1111ll around \\1lh San 1.1 ·.., lit-lit·'· lhl' g11 b "ho nng I h .. h<·lls .1110 t hn try 111 J!t•I ct11n.1 IH•lh ..,,11cl !);1\ 111 111•1111 It ton f11 ... c• ... thl' p11hl11· IJ<•(',JU ... l' 1111 \ don I kncm "'ho th<'' ,ire 11<'1 m s:11d t hl' K rlllhna~ :.rC' not i1Ulhor111·ri to m akc ch:inl..ihlf' -.nhnt al 1c>n ... 111 Lu., /\n~<·lt·-; liut t'an arpt«1I f•>r rl'11g1m.., <.11111.1 tmns "It dl'pencls on what Lht· \ I 1·11 th\' 1.woplc• lhl'Y want thr m11111•v for Wt• did ltrrtsl sonw la ... t )t'.tr 111 Santa I 'l.iu-. uutfth for p11rpo1 t ina.: a 1·hJr1t:1hlt• .1p1wal · San Jo'rant1sco poht•t• • .i ... o ri· 1•nrtcd thal K ri ... hna Kl:1ust'' j.!IH' people 3 flower and folio\\ thc•m doY. n .1 st rl'rt uni 11 th1•\ g1·I .1 don..it1nn or tht• 1111\\('r h;it'I.. ·Ttwr l' ll no I.ti.\ we• 1·an j!1 I lhl'm flll .• ..,Jld p l)IH'I' C'.1pl (;11.., B1unt•m,1n Tht•\"n · ·1 dtt.!1<11" and \\ {' !';Hl t J;l'I thl'ITI fm la g J:IOJ! .. 'I h1• K ri-.h na:-h <1\1· h1•1•n w.1rn1·cl tn lfrn\'1•r th.11 tht•\ nw.,l 1tl1•11t1h th1•rn"·l\I'" to pot1•11l1al d1m nr-. Th1'' \\ rrr rlin·rtNI to h;I\ t• 'IJ.!n' "tl h lt•t1t•1., at h•a.,I nn1• 1n- 1 h hi~h on llw1r hurl.Pt., to ulr•n 111\ th1•111 ,..., 11wnitw1 ... •1f th1· ~ •• r ..: ... -.1 ... 1·1·1 S.1namt•nto pfJllCI' nrn•<.t•·d two f1•malt• San I as ;ift rr s hoppt'rs and 1nl"rchants compluin<•d th~1t I h<'' wert' too pus hy m :.ollcll 111g 1l11nat wns for I he llun• lv1..,hn.1 rd1g11lus i.ed. .Joan Murph~'. 2.1. and <.'urol ll«n~on. 26. hot h of Bt•rkC'lt•\, "'rre lak('n lo I ht• pol1<•1• .,IM 111n "here thPv v. c•r1• 1''ur<1 m1 ... d<' m1•,mor C'1t.1llon., .md "<·re r 1 lt',IH'd. Th<' ritation~ .iccust'd them of 'olt1•11 mi: wit houl a permit and 1m1wd1ng font lruffir along th1• "K" S treet sho1>ping mall downtown Yuletide Shopping Reviewed on Sunday L ast minute s hoppers will rind some helpful suggestions in Sun· d ay's Daily P ilot. B E ST S ELLE RS -Starr Writer Mich ael Paskevich sur· veys spokesmen for area shop· p in g centers and individual s to res to sec what gadgets , fashions and toys are leading the market. U nusually heavy early buyin g buoys their optimistic viewpoints. THE CRAZI ES -Why do JX'O· ple spend hnr d·earned cash for such nonsense novelties as Pct Rocks, Nurds and pre-fabricated boxes of Junk . St a rr Writer Marcia Fors berg asks eollf'Re psycholoeists for their explanu· lio n o f t his commercial p henom rnon. KI NG KONG -The lcgendnry JnOnSt~r ls back ln a new mm in (suN DAY 'S BEST ) carnation. one its director says will appeal to thinking people as well as escapism seekers T he blockbuster. which features an unknown actress in the role made famous by Fay Wray, i!I described on t he Entertainment Pages. NO TV -Wh at would you do witho ut television? Pe6ple who live In Essex, Calif., find voriou!I wny~ o r copln~ with the pro- blems posed by t he town'!\ i. ola· Uon. too fa r fro m o m ajor city to receive broadcast wuvcll. Thl' Astoclntcd Press wlll look at E~- 1\U In a story scheduJl'd for lh<' YOU Section. hllllon bac•klog. a1·1·1Hd111g tu Sampson Molonllh 1111 I hl· San 1>11•)!0 ~·n·cwa\ an• 1111 rig1wd h\' tht· un 11 ... 11..il ch:s1gn of thl' huild1nl!. \\1th 1h three loominl! tov.cr.-. and m11 1 nn•d 1ma~e-; rl'fll·C'll'<l on .ill 1" tenor surf .irt•s of the• build mg The m\stl•nou!I tnwt•r.., .Jt'lual I\ hou~1.' f:m~ that <'1n·ul<1lt> ;ur ,;nd thl· mirror., ri•nt•l'l lh<· ... ur ~ounding :irP.1, "h11·h 1:-. 1·11n trolll•c.l b\ l'luor t hr1111gh landsn1p1ng olft<•ial.., saul The 1ni;1dt• or lhl' stl'll('I 111'1' Ill 1usl as mtn)!lllll.l! a:-. lhl• 1•\ll'l'l11r fhc• four lll'Par:11t• ..,, n11·t 1111•.., t·allt.'cl pmls. art• l'tlllllt<·ll-d 1n I ht• C'l'nll'r with an atnurn Each four )>(•>n pod hou-.1•.., J ~C'parate "la:-k rut l'l'. V. h1l'll l'lln :-.1sts of 1•mpltn l'' "hu .1n· "'irl.. in~ togc·t h1•1 1111 I ht· '''"t" prowt"t Oncl· thl' proJN·t ..., 1·ompll't1·d lht• emplu\\'i'> m.1\ IH· rn11\t•1I tu cl1Ht•rent poch F.;ich pod ha:. .t dlllt·1 t•nl 1·olor '<'ht· ml' and I h1• l'fft•l'I ol llw t·11I ors ;ind op1•n cl<•-.1gn 1~ alrrnn.I futuri~t1r Tht• building 1s l't1n.,1tll·n·d nnc· nf tht· mollt t'n('rJ.l' l'rr1c11•nt -.1rurturl'., 111 ~o uthrrn California Tlwn• 1., 1111 hl·«tlnl! "''!Item lh1• llltc•nor 1., hC'ah•d <.olely by h ght lni.: am.I bod'> hc·at lrom l'mpl"' es The 1,000 m1•mh1•r wnrk r11n·1· ha'> a u1f1•tt•rtJ that M·rvl.'.., hreakfast and lunt'h. a llmall shnp to p urc hast• ... undry 1tl'ms that is rcmm1sc1•11t of a ht>ll'I loh h~ shc1p. a n·c·n•at 1011 r'1H1m for th<• noon hour t'<tUIJll><'ii with IHK>I t.1hlt· ... and numt•rtlll'-n1h1•r 14anll'S and olhC'r f aC'lh I ll'S Jr\'tne 0Hic1;i1' foar('(I al first that the 111nux of l>t'Oplc \\nuld 1'rPatr J!1~ant1c• 1r.1Htc -.narls l I u t p :-o J " t' t 111 , 1 n .1 J! <' r To 111 \1 all111w1· <;;11<1 lw IH•llt•\ c·., tlw I raff1 c prul>l<•mo; h:I\ 1• bt'l'll "mm1m11.C'tl " Fluor pail• f11r 111111 e than s.'150.000 \\orlh of lr:iff1t• 1mprm1· ments. inl'ludmg hl'lpmi,: fund tht· brid~t· now m tonstnH'lion on 1\11chelson Oriv<' and 1mpro\'mg ttw 111terM•rtinn and ... 1i.:n.tl at ~tu·helson llrivr and J Jmb11r1•c Hou It•\· a rd Aho.4\\·ork sh1fti. an· ... taggl'rrm pl<•H·s Jrrl\ l' at 7 I fl ;1 m ;tort lr:.1vc• a t I p m . wh111' nthrrs ;irnv<.' ut 7 1:1 a m and lt•aH'Ht4 :lOp m. 01 ht•r t•m pl<tyt•s l.1kt' acl\ un· laJ!C' of the flt•xil>l1• S<'hr<lulin~ of· fC'rl'rt , wh1l'h has onlv six hmir-; mannalo1 \ <luring lht• m1drll1• of the tl.1 y Tht• otlwr Iv. n hourc; or the \\nrkday ma) lw \lOrkt"<I 1•1thcr l':irh m l ht' rn11r111ng, .,uch as from 7 a.m to :J ;1 m or later 1n tht• .1rternoo11, from 1 p m to ll pm . actordang to l\tallonC'e In terms of impact on Orangc- County. the wo rk forl'e J!enerale1' an annual payroll of ubm1t $70 m1llton. h:i!-ot'd on an hourly average of $H.50. ac•cnrchn~ to Simpson. Duke said Thursday that tlw seco nd rt'fu !>u l h y Camp Pendl<'l on ':. <·ommandin~ genera l. M :JJ <: l'n t'a rl Hof· fm:in . s howl·d d1llcnmmat1o n Jg.un~t v. hilt''> at tlll' ba~e. Oul..e maclt> thl' l'Ornmr:nt alter '.\laj Gen C.1rl lloHman rc•1te rat- cd through ..in .11111: "'hat he saul 1\1ond:1y lw \\ ould not chSCUll" racial l>rohlemll on lht• hasc v.1th ~umeone who ad\ ot·atc·s racism Duke'!> attc•mpt to set• llorrman t•a m e durtnJ! an aft<·rnoon recess 1n the pn•trial ht•a nng for one or 1·1 black :'ltaruw:-t hargl'Ci with mjunng six whlll' Leathernecks m a Nov 13 ru 1d by blacks on a harracks room "'here they m is- takenly bel1C'vc•d a KKK meeting Y.as m progrC'ss DukC' '>aid II .... Lill unfair or Hoff man to h.1\t' rl'fusl'd him a ll1<'l'l1ng afll'r ha\lllg hl'ld d1s- c·uss1on Wertnt•sd:n with a c1v1I rights lt•adt•r. Lhl' Ht'\'. JcSSl' .lacki.l'ln. din·t·tor of 01x·ratmn Rl'Sll Tht• pn•st•nc·<' of I ht• KKK on th1• nataon's b1gµ<:st Mannl' ms tallu lion also \\a<; thr• topic or l<'stimony 1n thl' lfl\l'llli)!atJn· hl'annf!S und<'r "'·" for lhl' M blacks char i.:ed "'Ith consp1raty and a ssault PFC John P Apodaca. 22, of AlhuquerquC', N M . testified hl• and another wh1k Manne hud laken cl own KKK pos ters plust<'rl'cl around their barracks building II<' sa id the• pl:icard:-. ~howed up JUSl a f<'" du) s IK'forc bla<:ks barged mlo h1i. room with pipes and scrcwdri ver~. s(•nding s ix or the-"e\·en "'hill' M annl'S holding .i b<.'er drinking party to the ho::.p1tal The m cn in th<' room were non· KKK. Manne invl'stigators have s aid. hut a !>l'art·h of a nt•arhy room produc('d a purported list or 16 KKK ml•mhcrs and weapons. WATSON GOT A LAUGH OUT of the ru mor. ::That's what comes of being the only Democrat in Newport Beach," he said ll1s de nial is interes ting, but the rumor probably will J>('rs1sl anyway One rationale c·ould be that Watson is deny mg 1t unde r orde rs from Carter who's not expected to an nounce his HUD appoinlmt>nl until next week. Thal 's a possibility, but not a very good one Watson 1s a man of considerable intei:nty who valuei. his credibility. It 1s unhkelv that he would issue such a definite denial 1( he knew a forthcoming announcement was going to turn him into a liar. Mor<' important i~ the-Washington rumor lin<.' whit'h doesn 't even have Watson in contention for lhe HUD joh llc's got a good reputation. as a planner nnd as a bus1 nessman, but he's not con:.1drrnd a contende r ACCO RDING TO l"EWSM E N IN Wa~hington , there arc five candidates in the runmn~ for the HUD pos t They arc· Victor P:ilmieri. a developer from Los Angeles and Washrn~lon. D.C.: Henry Maier, a Milwaukel' bullt· nesi.man . Coleman Young. mayor or Detroit ; J ohn Zue<:nt II, deputy mayor of New York, und J ohn Gunther, c~c1•ut1vc director or the U .S. ConfcrenCl' of M ayorll. Of course. that doc-sn't m ean thol Wall\nn wouldn't be In hnc for anyone of the 800 other µo:.t1> tow h1ch Carter 1~ mak· ing appointments. And lhc rumor goes on Off shore Oil Foes Work for Support SAN DI EGO <AP) -County Supervisor Jim Bates says he i:. atlemptini: to l'nlisl th(' help of Sen. Alan Cran~t on ID-Calif l. in the fig ht against offs hore 011 drilling. Bales s aid Thursday he already h as a promise of he-Ip from Rep. Lionel Van Deerhn ID-Calif> "I want lhem to get the federal government to h old a public hearin~ in Snn Diego on the oil drilling proposal. 1 'm sure there would be a huge turnout of oppo· nents who would send a clear message lo Washington." Bates said .. A county plannmg offirial has revealed t h at p lans b)' the federal Bureau or Land Manage mcnt include leas ing of drillin(! Mtes as close as th rec miles to the county's beaches. The proposed lease localioni. a r e being s ubmitted by th1• bureau officials of the-Depart menl of t he I nter ior i n Washington for final approval CUSTOM FLOCKING RRE PROOFING FREE CANDY CAME FOR THE KIDS RISH CUT TREES AV All.AILE Abo ut hair of the-it.000 • c-mployes now ll\t' Ill Orange County. v.1th m any of the others II\ mg 111 out lying towns surh as Lon~ Beach or Wh1tt1cr About 700 cm ploycs ride to work on company commuter buses. Doi9• Rr • Scotc" '"'• Pl.totiOft SMcr.d DCMIC)lu Fir Hovte Rr • Whitt f;r SH.,.r Tips ~,.. ,..u 11 ......... lit ... ,._,_ "-"· ttl•y bee-• l ori.., ,... ......... ! Simpson explained that the 1.3 m1lhon square foot building was constructed to ~ather all the division employes loJ.(clhcr In one building a nd to iMrcuse cfficien· cy and productivity. 'Simpson said that has now heen achieved. "First you have to consider that the division was formerly in seven locations -two in the city of Comm e r ce a nd rive ln Anaheim," said Sim pson. "And. we let them design their own ,,ork sta tions, which ore now more etflclenl and are adja- cent to each other. The Ttsult 111 increased pr oductivity," he said. The company ls now building a second structure -a 10-story oc· tagonal towe r on the same 105- acre site. It will house the com · pony'11 corporate ornc~. Those employe11 ort due lo move ln du.r· a.ng October of ncltl ye.ar. T __ .,..., ...... _ ... ...,, ..... Y-',._.. .... ...,. .... S6995 STILL TIMI ___ _...._, _____ _ TO Pl.AMT IUUS LOT! Just 1:' Coasting , ~~ J 2 Leads Confirmed • <t · ~ j , ·~ "~~\',' Photo, Call Figure in JFK Probe · whh · Tom ~phiae PONDERI NG DEPT. -You may have noted in the news that our good Orange County Board of Supervisors h a~ now decreed that El Toro Road is a scenic highway. This is nice. Now just what does that m ('an"! Who knows? The government is always declaring or decreeing that some pl:.icc 1s now designat. ed something. Some time back, th(' city gov· e r nmenl in Laguna Beach d<'c lared the t own a bird sanctuary. You have to guess Ulut's okay. You may doubt that the birds know it but ut least the people do. What the governmcnd did besides put up a bunch of signs thus declaring it Is unrlear Anyy, ay. the A rt Colony 1s also a B1rci Colony because the govern· mC'ntsa1d so YOU CAN UNDERSTAND it a Jillie better when 1 he govern- ment came ulong and ruled cer· lain tidepools in Corona del Mar and La~una arc marine prc- serv('S. Again, you cannot figure that the sea cr<'atures got the nu-ssagl• but at kast some signs went up telling th(' peopl<'. And at l east th is marine prei>erve dt>claration allows authorities lo nab miscreants who 11legally haul away ocean beasties hy the buckctsrul. Freezing Marina AP Wlrt1>llolO Marina owne r Carl Abruzzese of Crans ton, R.l .. chops a channel through the ice in P<.1wtuxct Cove for his work boat. Temperatures dropped to the s ing le-number range Thursday. WASHINGTON CAP) -TWO leads actively being pursued by the House panel lnvestJgatln1 the assuslnation of PresJdent John F. Kennedy involve the CIA's surveillance of Lee Harvey Oswald in M exlco City. Committee Investigators are altempUng to Identify a man photographed by the CIA leaving the Soviet Embassy In Sep- tember 1963 and to determine why the agency mistakenly thought It was Oswald. THE SECOND LEAD lnvolves a previously reported effort to corroborate a news report that the CIA withheld from the War- r en Commission the full transcript of an agency wiretap that monitored Oswald talking by phone to the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. Rep. Richardson Preyer (0. NC.>. chairman of the subcom· mittee investigating the Kennedy slaying, confirmed Thunsday that these two leads were under active inv~tlgation by Richard A. Sprague, the co:nmiltee's chief counsel. A spokes man for Sprague had no comment. AT A PUBLIC hearing of the full 12 · member committee Thursday, Spragu(' r('<Jucskd and received a budget of $6.5 million to finance the first full year of the panel's probe Into lhl' Kennedy assassination and that or Dr. Martin Luther King. Sprague indicated the investiga. lion would last two years. Indications were that it would be approved by the fuJI Hou~e when Congress convenes In • Government is ali>o large in the tpstorical business Some gov· "°nment body 1s a lways abruptly declaring a loc allon a$ a his· toncal monument You never know where they're going to strike n'-•xt Navy Desertions Jump Ccrt;iin factions in Seal Beach, for C'Xample, want the old \\ooden wate r towe r alo ng P<.1c1r1c Coast Highway decreed a historical structure so 1t won't gel torn down. Marines Still Tally Top Wa-k-out Rate WRONG T HINKER.Shave sug. gest<'d that this campaign was actually launched hy certain purt1es who lean upon lht• har in Turk·s place, which 1s locutC'd just below the tower. lt was larg('l y rumorNI tha1 thev 1rnshed the historical mar ker scheme• h('causc the tower helps tht•m locate Turk's oasis on hlurry. blurry nights. :-.<c't thing you know th('y'll be 1ning to make the Balboa Island fl'rn a h1~torical monument. Th.it y, 111 pose some• problems b<·c·au"t' the fl'rrvboats float and don't -,tand still muc·h All of this brings uo; back to El Toro Hoad. which 1s now a scenic high\\ ;n h~ dt•c·n·c· of our county guH~rnment. For those unacquainted with this stn•tch of pavement, 1t 1s linked to L aguna C.rnyon Road .md winds inland a l>1t OH~r six m1l('S to Trabuco Road. WASHINGTON (AP) -The Navy suffered its highest descr· lion r ate on record during fiscal 1976, and Navy officials say they don't know why. As a res ult, the Navy has formed a special study group to determine the cause and recom· mend actions to cure the pro· blem. THE NAV\' EXPERIENCED a mounting desertion problem Smoking Test Static during the fiscal year that ended last summer. while the Army was regi!>lcring its best record in 10 years. The Marine Corps record was Improving, although its deser· lion rate still is the highest of all the services, and figures show the Air Force h as virtually no desertion problem and never has had one. Desertion became a major problem , partic ularly for the Army and the Marines. during the Vietnam war. With the end of that war and the change from a draft· based to on all volunteer force, Pentagon officials had voiced hope that the problem would recede and possibly all but disappear. RUT T HE NEWLY released figures sugges t the problem persists, although the Army ap· pears to be getting 1t under con- trol. The Pentagon figures show the Navy desertion r ate climbed lo 24.8 per 1,000 enlli>led men dur· ing the fiscal year that ended June 30. Thts wall more than 2 percent wo rs e than 1975 and m ore than double the highest Navy rate during the Vietnam war. The Army. hit by a desertion rate as high as 73.5 per 1.000 men in 1971, was down to 17.7 in fiscal 1976. THE MARINE DESERTION rate of 69.2 per 1,000 men last year was much worse than all the other se r vices, but 1t represented a major improve· ment over the 105 rate the Marines s ufrered the previous year . The Air Force's desertion rate was only 1.2 per 1,000 men ll never has risen above 2 8, even during the Vietnam war. Asked why its desertion rate has climbed, The Navy said 1t has established "no confirmed reasons for the trend." THE DESIGNATION as a -~highway" is interesting in itself because it's always Just seemed Like a road to me. I guess you opuld say ~o me parts or 1t are !!lilt ~enic It fHHISf'S through some t!Jcollc territory . You may see WASHl:'llGTON <A P) - The government's latest laboratory t ests or lG9 varielie!I of c1garettec; again reflect a tremendous range in which the b rand ranked worst , Players, contains 64 times the tar and 44 tim es the nicolin<' found in the best-rate d Carlton 70's. Federal h e alth authorities have warned for years that the more t nr und nicotine a c igarette cont ai n s. the more dangerous it is to health, with cancer and heart dis· ease the chief threats. The tobacco industry argul's that questions about smok Ing and health arc still un- answered. White House Party Begins Ford Adieus 1me cows, trees and old barns. 1ybe even a horse now and en • Out El Toro Road tnduy always pas'<'" num«'rou!I hou,in~ tract!!, ga<, :11tat1ons. ~up<'r markt:LS and quick food stands In some places tt rralh dQesn t look much d1f· fercnt from H arbor lloult•vard tn CO!'il J :\1 t'' .1 WASHINGTON (AP > -President Ford pa id a subdued, nostalgic farewell to h is political £riends at the White House Chris tmas pa rty for Congress, one of the last bi!! social events of the Ford administration. It was a n emotional occasion for Ford and his wife, Betty, and for Rut n<'ver mind all thot El Toro rtoaci 1-; n11w n scenic high~ ay. Tht· ~nHmmrnt told ~OU t;O The results announced today show that one com· paralivety n ew brand, Now, improved Its com position to move mto a virtual t ie with Carlton for lowes t tar a nd nicotine content. many m embers of Congress of both parties who came to the White House to pay homage to the Fords Thursday. While the White !louse partied, President -elect Carter was across the street m the nlair House. the official pres idential guest house, after a day or in· terv1ew1ng prospective members Cold Winds Blow North Plaim Storm Hetub Toward Canada Albo"li' Albuqut •'lll" """"°'"04 ~tl•nt• 81Y"•«" tlol .... llo\lnll 8rOW,htllR 8'1HAIQ 0..' I e ti O'I Cf\aflo!tt Ctit•u 1• (tft(•nf\Aff , ......... d a... .... OHMGl110 0.1•01\ "'•~ .. •• • 0 ,. 4' '4 " ,. ,. •S •• ·~ ll ol H i 1 Le• 7 ,. 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Fetel Boo•t E11ed WASHINGTON IAP) -An ex· pected increase in the cost of Im· ported oil will boost the U.S. price of gaaoline and fuel oil and accelerate the country's Inflation rate, a new government study says. The Organization of Petroleum E xporting Countries meel'J next week in Qatar In the Persian Gulf to consider raising oil prices now set at about $12 to $13 a barrel. IJPS ~ee Start• GREENWICH, Conn. <AP) - UnJted Parcel Ser vice wut begin accepting packages Monday In the 15 Eastern states the com· pany said today. The Teamsters Union ended an 84-day strike aealnst the firm Thursday. UPS officials said the 17,000 strikers wlll return to work Mon· day. Packages will be accepted within the 1s.1tat.e area ror de· livery anywhere beginning that day. Sq.atten Raided TORREON, llexlco CAP) Mexican pollce ralded a 1thanty town here Thursday, ft>rcing about 4,000 tquatten out of the area and aetll'1& fl.re to some of their 1hack1. Local newspaper reporters 1akt about 150 city Uld CoahuUa. state police wee. met by a hall ot sUckl and 1tones when they en· tered the setUcment early ln \he momtn1 • January, though perhaps not In one lump aum. An aide to Sp-'aker·olect Thomas P. O'Nelll said there was little chance the budget request wnulit hf\ turned down. Chairman Frank Thompson (O·N.J.), ofthe House Administration Commit· tee, which also must approve the request, said, "Surely they'll get the money.•• HOWEVER, THOMPSON said he preferred to give the commit· lee an initial appropriation or about S2 million, Wlth the us· surance that further funds wouJd be made available as needed. ll was unclear why Sprague was locuswg n1s uuuat investiga. lion on the CIA 's surveillance of Oswald in Mexico City. TUE PICTURE OF the man lca\'ing the Soviet Embassy was forwarded to CIA headquarter!' in Wushlngton prior to the as- sassination. Aft('r Oswald was J apprchanded Nov. 22, 1963, it. 1- became clear he bore no re· semblance to the man in the photograph. The man's Identity and why the C11\ thouaht he was Oswald have never been explained. Similarly. there has been no explanation of the discrepancy between the wiretap transcript turned over to the Warren Com· mission by the CIA and the re- collections or three former agen· cy employes who r ead the transcript in 1963. Tax Break Pleas Inundate Carter WASHINGTON (AP>-President clcd CartC'r is getting nearly unanimous advice rrom his staff, big business and or gunizcd labor that tax breaks arc n eeded to boost the economy. But Thomas P , "Tip" O'Neill. !louse spcak<-r in thr new Congress, was more ca utious after a leadership ml'l'lini: Y..1lh Carter today . fie said no tax-cut decision should be made before consumer spending over the next 6-0 days, including Christm.as, can be analyzed. O'NEILL SAID 60 pcrc('nt of the money from the nation's last lax cul "went into the banks or America," where it did little to stimulate the economy. He said the leadership meeting with the Presid e nt-e lect centered on ·•moving the economy of this na- tion." The leade rship m (>('ting pre· ceded Carte r sessions with the 250 members o f the House Democratic Caucus· and 'with a group of 25 senators, including freshm en. Later in the day. Carter concludes a 48-hour Washington vis it with a Pen· tagon briefing. He returns to his homf' in Plains, Ga., in late after· noon . Rep. John Conyers CO-Mich.) was ask ed after he left t he caucus m eeting what a Carter administration bodes for blacks _ "WELL, IT BETJ'ER bode a hPll of a lot better economic situation than we've had for the last eight years or we have been ripped orr politically," h(' replied. Conyers said a tax cul docs lit- 11 e for tnc l ong-term un· employed, who need job op· portunities. But he said Carter has not foreclosed means other than a tax cul t o provide economic s timulus. i\ participant in the House leadership m eeting, who ask('d not to be identified, sald Carter emphasized th a t he wants Con g ress lo approve an economic package including public works jobs along with a possible tax cut. The participant said the leadership told Carter committees wlll organize J an. 5 and thnl they would like direction from the Prcsldent·clcct before then. CARTER AGRU.:D TO meet with the lcudt.•rs ugain before Con~rcss orl:anitl'S in January, the participant :.aid. The Prc!>1dcnt-elect conferred Thursday with 15 business leaders who ga~e him a plan to reduct.• t axes •rnd boost jobs . FCC R efmes TV Drug Ban In 7-0 Vote WASlll NCTON CAP) -The Fed('ral l'ommunicallons Com· mission hai. rejected a request by M stat<•s ln ban television ad· H'rllsing about nonprescription rlrug s du r ing hours whe n children normally vil'wTV. Thl• comm1ss1on, in a 7 to 0 de· cision, s aid Thursday ''it would be unreasonable and arbitrary" to do so, because serious studies or the s ubject have produced no evidence that television ads con- tribute to drug 11busc by children. .. The comm 1sswn agrc<.'<i with contentions by the slates that drug poisoning of young children and illicit us.e or dangerous drugs are serious problems. But it srud th(' r ('m ('dy should be one that is less likely to infring<' on the free now of information and ideas. Atty. Gen Francis X. Bellotti of Massachusetts. joined by 13 other stall' attorneys general. had asked the FCC last year lo ban the s11ts between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. They contended that exposure of children to the nds could lead to accidenta l poisoning and the development or a "pop-a-pill" society. Disgruntled Magor APWlre,...lo Utica, N.Y., Mayor-Edward A. Hanna wns unhappy about being arrested ort a chnrge of picking the lock on the police chief's office to look at some records, so he sus- pended the chic( and four offi cers. lie also refused to empty his pockets during the poli ce' ('heck. but did so .· Inter for reporters. He was released on his owp re· cognizance. · , Fridiy Ot:'ccmber 10. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A5 Ontario Man I Cache Owner?'~ Cultist Wins New Trial Manson Family Girl's Missing La1nver Cited • -J · • ONTARIO <AP) A 41 year old Onlano man is: being held by police today m connection with ex-• plOSl\'l'S found tn htS home and three CuChl'S or higbJf. ~ STAYS IN JAIL Cult Leader Manson VC Student Charged In Killings Rl\'ERStt>E Cl\l'J A u n I v l ' r s I l )' II r Cah forma al ll1•rkcky student, dcspond<•nt m 1·r pressures a l school ha:, been r huq,wd in tlw kill mgs of lhl' d.lllghl<•r uf a H1\'ers1d1• t'o11n1y 11Hi1·1al and lh1·.,1m uf .a ll .1~\\,Ud 1Jank1• r Book1•cl 111 1h1• k11l1ng.., ThursdJ) "·"' l.<1rn () John'>nn. 2:1 1'11l1 C'1' s:11rl .latkll' Lynne ll 1gtlu11 21 .1 slu <lt.>nl al l (' H1\t'l'iHh'. and Hoh1•rl '\t11 -.utom1l'. 23. of I l.1' v. .1 rd. wen• e<1ch ~hot M'\ 1•ral t1m<'' 1 n t h l' h 1· .1 d a I h <· r HI\ crs ul1· ·•P·• rl m t•nl POLICE SAIU th1• '"" Jppan·ntl) v.1·11· t.11!..rng 111 th1• 11' 111g n111m l'<1rl) Thur-.cl.I\· mm nini.: v.h1•n th e\ v.1•11· s h11 1 :--11 m 11 ·1 1 ' 1· h .1 .., h l' <· n 1·stahllsh1•d :\J 1..,,. 11 1 gdon · s room m;1t1'. !\tan•1a Oougla~s . ,1 lt1n•rs1cl1• Cit.' C'ollt·~t· ... 1udrnt . s:11d s h<• was :I\\ ak1•n1·d lly I hl' shots, and tht·n .J ohnM>n walk1- -Charles Munson follower Leslie Van Houten will get a new murder trial, but her leader 's conv1ct1on and hfc !'lentencc will !'>land. the Ca hfonua Supreme Court !>ays. The court a1reed with a lower court ruling that Miss Van Houten, now Z1 and the younge:.t of three women trit'd with Manson. was denied effective legal counsel because her attorney vanished before l'lus1ng arguments were held. She was sl•ntenced lo hfe 1n priMm after bcmg r onvicted on two counts of murd<.'r and cons piracy. IN I.OS ANG ELl-:S, J\ prosecutor wl\o assisted in lttl' ori(!m peedy trial law gives a defendant the right to go lo tr wl within 60 days after a rever:.al is .tffirmcd Stcpht•11 K:i~ !-aid he haJ> been preparing for a new \rial s1n1·c the Court of Appeals action in 1\u~ust Ka) who part1c1pated tn mo:.t or the 101 ~ month!> of the Manson tnal, said the retrial "will not be a nywh<.'re near as long "Thc·n· c·crtaml} will not be as m any witnesses <ii this t n.11 a~ \\C had al the Manson tnal," he add<:d ··1 HA\' t: l.OC'ATE O ALL of the witnesses I in- lf•nd to us1·. 1•\repl for Lind;i Ka:.ab1an," Kay said. "l'\C had an 1mcsl1gator looktng ror her, bul we 1·an 't find he r ." Mrs . Kasa bian, la!>t reportc•d living in New llamps h1 re. "a!> u mt'mb<-r of the Man!.on ''family" \\ho was granted 1m m1101ty from proserution in ex- ehange for tcsti mony against M an:.on and the others. Rohr to Milke 'Hover' Ship SAN ()IF.GO <API Officials of Rohr ln- dw.lnes say the "Surfact' Effect Ship'' probably will be tht-lar~c:.l mo\'lng alummum structure 1•ver built Rep. Bob W1 bon IR-Caltf. ), ranking minority membe r or the House Armed Services Committee, announced the dec1s1on lo award the development rontract lo Rohr un Thursday. A spokesma n for the firm. which has its head· quarters m suburban Chula Vista. said it will start lakm(! JOb apµltcal1ons for lhe 1,000 new employes \\ho v.111 bt• nct•d cd Ill the near future. T H E GOVE RNMENT CONTRACT provides Sl5?..881'1,0l l fur design and would re:;ull in another Sl55,742.110 a\\ o.ird for t·onstruction and tesling if th1· design b approved. Pr ntugon offiC'tals are said to view the new type of vcsst'I which rides on a cushion or air as being the ::-tart or a ''JOO-knot Navy.·• "This ts potC'ntiaJly a fabulous industry for us," ~a1ct Fn·d W Ga rry. Rohr rhairman and chief cx- erul1 vr The ship will be about 270 feet long and 105 feet wtek c;as turbinE' engines will virtually hfl it out of the waler. cnabhn~ it lo travel at speeds up to three tlml•c; that of pre:.l'nt Navy ships. WHERE SMART SANTAS SHOP, SNOOZE, FEAST, AND HO HO HO FOR $2SANIGHT. • • Come shop the moat exc~ting Christmas headquarters in the world (except maybe the North Pole)-right across the street at South Coast Plaza Shoppipg Center. Then relax at aur plbce: S25 single or double occupancy, including lr.ee trcmaportation to and from the mall. Any lime tho thirty days before Christmas. For reservations call 540-2500. You.'U have a jolly ol' tlme. 5oldll toast ?llza"' . Miss Van Houten was not charged In the Aug 9, 1969. killing!> or pregnant actress Sharon Tale and four others al a liened1ct Canyon estate. bul she was conv1clc d of the slaylngs of Leno and Ro6emary La81anca at their Los Feliz-area home the following night. WITH T HE OTHER TWO women defendants, Miss Van Houten confessed to murder during the penally phase or the trial. She said she had helped stab both Lalliancas and refused to express re- morse. "Sorry is JU St a five letter word," she said then. "It can't bring anybody back." Miss Van Houten's attorney, Maxwell Keith, who won the revers1.1l or her convict10n, is expected to represent her at the new trial. Keith claimed she and the other women were drugged into insanity by Manson, who manipulated them like an evil Svengali. Kay s aid he did not know whether Miss Va n Houten was considering enlering an insanity plea al her second trial AP Wlr•pt.olo WINS NEW TRIAL Lealle Van Houten explosive mun1t1ons dlscovered in the de:.ert. • Police said a :.earch or Donuld C Wiggins' horn~ turned up do1ens of guns and more th1.1n ~pounds Q~ lugh explosives Ontarm police spok~man J amt•s Valdez sai~ Wiggins walke-d into th<' police dC'partrnent and gave himself up while oHin·rs 1.wrc in lhl' pro(·e~s of try- ing lo oblatn a wa rrant toi.earch hi~ 11roperty . Pollce ::-aid h<' h .1d lH't'n unclrr ~un cillancl' since Sunday. whl'n the first cad11~ was <11scovcrcd ''T HE SU RR ENDER CAMJ.~ as a complete sur, prist.>." Valdez said, addmg. "one of his relative~ said h1• was upset about being under s urveillance, so he• decided he wanh:d t.og1vcup and talk about 1t." 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And lo, there appeared a batch of pr etty beelles to eat the aphids. Thus that type of beetle was named Our Lady's Bug, subsequently lo be called merely a ladybug. The maJe of the species is neither a lord bug nor a laddie bug, but likewise a ladybug. You could dra ve ull day behind a truck loaded with sand without noticing a .. y trouble at all. Then C'ome night, you might rind the on· coming headlights tum your entire windshield into a glaw Thal blowing sand can pit the glas:-. :.o finely it's invisible in the daylight but opaque after dark. · CROSSING DEATHS Were you under the 1mpress1on that fewer and fewer citizens were gelling killed of late al railroad c rossings? Likewise. That's wrong. however More and more citizens are getting killed of late at rrulroad crossings. Almost 2.000 a year al last report. Trad1llonally. in any deck of playing cards. the King of Spades s upposedly represents Kmg David, the King of Clubs is Alexander the Great. the King of Diamonds s tand s for Juhus Caesar and the King of Heart s portr ay s Charlr magnc As for the que C'n s, the Quct'n of Sµades 1s the Creek War ';ortdC's S Athena. t he <lut•en of Clubs is said to be <l u l' c n EI i z abet h I or 1-:n~land. lhC' <>uN•n of 01<.imonds is the b1bhral Rar hl'l and thl' Queen of llcarts is the Bible's Judith MUSIC Thal people who hsten to music whHe they do lhmt!S tend lo pace thcmsel ves to the tempo of said mus 1(' 1s widely known. Now the :.upermarkel b()ys m w mc places are wisely pulling that fact lo use On the duller weekday~ the} play slow tun~ over their pubhc address s~ stems so the sparce shoppers will hnger lo look But wh('n their s tores are crowded on the bus ier days they play boun· c1er melodics to move the aisle traffic along. That French surname "Valavoir" literal- ly means "go and s~ " Too bad Al least, 1t was too bad for a French general named Count Valavoi r One night a sentinel challenged him al the edge of camp. Not once nor twice but ~hrice the general repealed his name. That irritated the soldier. He shot the count dead. Note 1t mentioned the Swedes have not fought sn a war In more than 160 years . Most commendable, no doubt. What's odd, however. 1s they used to be the fig btingest soldjers in Europe. lt's a fact they own ap- proximatrly 3.500 capture.'<! battle n ags. Addrtu mmL lo I. M BOl/d. P.O Box 1560, Co1ta Mt•a 92626 Pal No More l One Vo te Mattered I AVON PARK. f-1a 'API -Thomas Tataris !-ays his s sngle·vote defeat in a city elecllon cost ~ham both a council seat and h111 best frtend. 1 Kelley Phillipi, ~on the ell'<'tion by a vote or 628 \062'7. The canvai;sed retum11 confirmed the single· 1<ote oulcomf' "I wouldn t have minded losing by 100 voles," Tataris said "Out a fnend who promised he'd vote for me and nobody else didn't go to the polls because he s aid one vote wouldn't matter. He's no longer my best friend." ~~I Sears l!!!!!!!!!!I!!~ I &elusive Art Galkries pre1ents the 1st Annual PRE-HOLIDAY ART SALE 10% to 40% ,OFF Regular Pri<B • Original Oils • Grapblta • F'rames South Co•t Loe.ted bi Piasa The Dome a 540-3338 Gardea Shop Thlt Ad Elrectlw tllnl Wfd. Dec. 15 vou·'l-L G.ET G _.. ' -'~ ~ .... ,, ) )· 1 -- \• ' ---· ~-----~ ~ 4 F.T. FLUORESCENT TUBES few pennl .. more than C Thia thing la ch.aper than a hamburger, in fact only a 5 9 a b lg order of friea Cao who eat1 tubes?). EA. lxl2 PINE SHELVING Smooth all four aldea. moat uaeful atuff. Sttll time to build 1ome homemade C hriatma1 gUta Hike a small house for my mother-in-la w . w ith no doqr). JO BE'S TREE FOOD SPIKES Tree, Evergr .. n or Fruit T,..• 1'97 PACK Pound theH ln a circle around the ttee and they feed O'lrer a long period of time. IJttle aomething Jobe dreamed up down at the bog. PROPANE TANKS 97!. Ah. I have bettn waiting for th .... Need oil• for J/AY tordl. one for the lana.rn. one tor the barbecue. one to grow on, and o ne for the ahow. SK SOCKET &WRENCH SET 4900 #412$ Count the piece•, 26 .. 13 atrd. aocketa. apark plug •oclret. ratch•t. 6 open end wrencbe1, plier, 4 acceaaorlea. H8<1YY duty eteel box with lift-out tote tray. ROLLING l l/2 TON SCISSORS JACK 2700 Looks lik• one of thoM thing• that eats up mountain• In a Godlllla movie. Hey, tum th• handle, ii work•. ' \ ' \,,_..,,,. \ \~ \ D.YHOHIOrlf ~ 22" ROTARY MOWER 5900 WHILE STOCK LASTS The price la eue-. right. but do ootlc:e th• wocda. '"While Stock Laet-." Come r9Cl1 earlr, nodalng held baclr. i\als s t oN CORDLESS SCREW DRIVER Comea with llil own recharger. aure makea fast *ork of thlnga. (Nice to put one of thoM metal buildings together with.) 23°0 s .100 <®!O]!> ........ _,,,. RAIN .. ~ DANCE ~ AUTOWAX ...... Liquid or Paste 277 They say this i1 the "New Improved Bette r than Ever" atuff. (So what waa wrong with the old atuff?) E•en aa a young lad I knew the name Dremel (it goes a long way back. you know.) Ad)uatable etch,lng cootrol. 997 McCULLOCH v 1. CHAIN ~ £ .... :!~~ ~, 1toclrln.51 thH• all kinda -- of new people come lnto the store. guy• with plaid 1hlrta. blue oxen. and th• yodeler• are the oddHt ot all. J Mini Ma c 25 ........... 99.00 M1nl Mac 30 •.•.•.... 109.00 Mini Mac 3S ••••••••• 139.00 Power Mac 6A ....... 149.00 Super Pro •o ........ 159.00 Pro l OlOA ........... 199.00 EVEREADY WATERPROOF LANTERN WITH BATTERY _._J Ju.t what I've alway• wanted. Shouldn't be caught out ln the rain Of at a night wa1er polo game without one. 5 59 108WBCO AUTOMOTIVE TORQUE WRENCH ' Sometlmea. •e tighten lblng• too anugly or not enough. 6 97 · Wlth tbla you ccni bit the manufacturer' a 1.,.c• on th• no .. (that 1ound 1 rl1ky). 'QUARTZ HALOGEN SPoTUGHT ~~=---.:;. 9~?o ' bl Th1a ll the ooe you t'90.lly get the ¥• f.rom. Pluo It lDto your c~tt• Ugbt¥ (but don't .mok• 11 •.• llttl• there. felb). Mot er Ihde dinky penllg L but a eupn ..,ot. FAMOUSJ BATTI .. CH.ARC. For Auto, Boat, Motorcyc --· --· ONEA Sm a ll, compc (ah, he said ti words). Puts < a mpere, a nd' lbs. which is buying it by t 4 Always good around. Top c power. Thia d battery in ~.tc automatic cit selector swltt show rate of • HAWK DIAGNOSTIC l TUNE-UP ANALYZER . . Gotgmlllionf'1nc(lona,(a 14'~\ ~Ullon? He cQJ\'t count that ' bl b). S.t1 cam dwell angle. . a1tu.ta ca.rb for ldliµv. resets . hi and low RPMS. and more. # 6 10 ; . . AUTOLITE . SPARK PLUGS 49! Check the prlc• at yow friendly dealer, then your personable auto parla a tore,: then your amlllng comer gas atatlon. then • gnunpy us for the real price . AZTEC PULLMANSi • 17x 20 ..... 19;•· 19x25 •••.. 29i9 19x31. .... 39,9: 19x37 ....• 499 U the Astec• could ... this they would IGJ'• ''Pyramlct.. J••· but pull.mcma?". Not bod for tiM price. locludea the oae phc• cult\lffd marble top. h t do come ln and ... the whole alug, CIQ for our aale1pertoo.. A,. J. S.ll'-'P. • ARGE OIJT OF THIS A.D SCHAUER BODY SHAPER PULSATING SHOWER HEAD Listen. it fHl• good. mak•• yow t1red bone• fHl better. your tensions eGM. but It wUl take more than thlato "shape" thl• body. Jlm. ~le, Poompmobiles 1·297 #135C 60R 12VOLT ~COMPACT MODEL ::t~ low pric"ed ,emagic . ut a full one veighs 21/i 1ice if you're iepound. 60R 12VOLT AMP CHARGER o keep a charger 88 f your battery with -es the average 14 hours. got an uit breaker 1, ammeter to harge. steel case. 1488 6OR12VOLT 6 AMP CHARGER Does the average battery in 3 to 7 hours. ammeter gauge. steel case. selector switch. Faster. more ~owerfl'l.Add 1 7•• hfe to your battery. get your money'• worth. SOR 12VOLT IO AMP CHARGER The biggie. Recharges an average battery in 2 to 6 hours. With the ammeter. the circuit breaker. 6 or 12 volt selection switch. stffl case. from a 60 Really nice dealgn and come in bandy on nippy nights. Put a little heat where you ..Vant it. make the acnage nice to putter around ln. . JH-300 JH-600· 1497:.2497 T~ ({2® TRACI-LIKE UGHT Sf.i What does lt mean "track·llke"? Can it be word "track" is special, patented? lmpossfble. With 3 beads. • ..J. BRRCJW METAL BUILDINGS Sizes to fit almost every need for storage. tack. tool•. blkea. and all of It lockable. re<rsonably weatberUght. and completely ready for you to aaaembl• with everyday tools. " -! I I ' ,, HAMLET L-! -,;-, 79~!. 10'x7' ........... 8900 lO'xlO'. : ........ 9900 CAMBRIDGE 10'x7' •..•.••.• 11900 HYxlO' • . . . . . . 13900 ~ -~~-[.·G~, . r~~ .. ., ,_ .. , . ·L.....~~ FARMHOUSE __ ...... lO'xlO' ...•..•• 16900 12'x12' .•.... , • 22900 GLIDDEN SPREDSATIN • O..r 2.000 colors in easy to uee. no pabity odor. water base. scrubbable, latex. Best interior mad•. 5 99 GAL GLIDDEN SPRED LATEX SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL year old company known for quality. 27" VINYL RUG RUNNER 8 97 22 88 Heavy gauge plaatlc. In a choice of tranapcmtnt colors. with the Uttie teeth to keep it anchored. Good protection in hea'f'y traffic area&. 8g Turns yow lrH llgbu on and oU with pNclaloa. you don't bcr.e to get up to ... U someone forgot to shut them oU. And 4'7 after th• holldaya. start up the coffH. e COLORED FLOOD LAMP BULBS I do .beU... tu.. CIN 150 J'Qtt•ra. I pcdd 2.10 for a 76 watter. bow eomet (They clidll't b~ a Natlooal la JUyentde,) • INDOOR EXTENSION CORDS Thia year could be the on.e you hen• all ~cord. you nted and don't IMn• to drag tbe tf'M two f..t mor• to the t.it. 8 n' .......... . 9 n .... ~ ..... . WHITE ..... GAL 9 97 COLORS • • • GAL To match all the wall patnta. easy to work with. eaay to clean up afterwards. PARQUET PEEL 'N LAY TILE PHl and lOy a wood floor fut cu eoay a• ple. Don't bother to put on work clothH. Just wear that ICDD• old enryday tux you always ween. O&. w~o N~S A GIA"TTat'f ~H~ltGEfZ. ~ Lt6M'TNlHO- ~~ GooO liMWC.~ f04Z. f~~1N'"'" • Friday. December 10, 1979 DAILY PILOT .4 7 ~. ... .. . Police 'Abet' ~ Women Fight! Wife Beating ~ NEW YORK IAP) -Victims of what they cali "'the most popular sport in the United Slates" -; wife beating-ha vedccidcd lo right back. Twelve of them have filed suit in stale SupremJ Court on behalf of themselves and all other baller~ wives, charging thul the police and 1-~amily Courf aid and abet the wife-beaters by refusing to pr<>\ secute or by dragging their feet. , THE TYPICAL POLICE REACTION lo J charge of wife-beating, said the plaintiffs. ls, •·Because you are married, we cannot help you." ' And, they said, husbands know this and 1eer at threats to summon the police: ''Go a.head and can: They're not going to do anything." The suit named as defendants Police Com1 missioner Michael Codd : James Kenny. chief clerlt of the Family Court; and Robert Sullivan, actin& director of the State Division of Probation. • IT CHARGED TifAT POLICE do not exercise their authority to arrest alleged wife-beaters. I\ also said that women who complain that their husbands beat them arc frequently told they mus\ wait weeks to see a Family Court judge and get • protection order, although the law requires tha\ battered wives have access lo a judge the sam4 day. ~ ~ Attorney Marjory f'ields, who helped prepar• the suit. said at a news conference that It was tho first comprehensive challenge to wife-beating. The 102·page complaint cited the c'asc of • woman who. separated from her husband for scvel\ years. was attacked when he learned she wanted '- divorce. A NEIGHBOR CALLED POLICE, the com\ plaint said. It said they arrived to find the husbanl still hitting the wife and had to pry his hands froa1 around her neck, but still they refused lo arrest him. t , Another case history tells of a youn g mother oC three. repeatedly beaten severely by her husband/ who made three trips to Family Court but was unlll ble lo obtain a temporary order of protection. ; Yule No·no Santa's Fat,'s in Fire CARLSBAD (AP) -The season to be merry started early w1d ended early for Alex Rodriguez. In a bright red Santa Claus suit, he stepped out of a helicopter at a s hopping center. The 25-year-old Rodrigue,, was well re· ceived at 230 pounds and 5-feet-9. But then a woman com plained he called her little girl fat. The agency which hired him fired Rodrtguez, and he is threatening to sue for back pay. Meanwhile. they say Santa has burned the $62.50 beard and wig they gave him. ~ . .. .. . , • .. • .. • AB ~All,'\ .. t•iLOV &<~DgYOR I J\~ P /~G~ Vote Makes Sense The tenoC'ity of two county supervisor!> and the c.th tllty of a lhird to vote hj6 con· S<'iencc without rc~ard to pre.!lsure h ~i:, broken a lhrC<.'·month deadlock 01\ a ticklish south county development issue. Cranston 's proposed amendment would give :,peel al cons1dcrat10n to our 1mmed1~tc· neighbors by p('rmitl1nK Canada and Mex ico lo share an t1Mual quota of 50,000 Imm•· grant~. A 2·2 <lcadlock had resulted when ~upcrvisor Hobert Battin left the board and the remaining supervisors had to decide whether to uc:ccpt a new study tha t greatly enlarged the noise-impacted area around El Toro Marine base. ll makes a great deal of sen~e At present, legal entries from Mexico number m ore than 40,000 a year Thus the new law would cut legal Mexican lmmigra t1on in half. Al s take was the constr uction of som e 12,000 futun.• residences that could h~t\'e been built in the 7,000 aC'res now added to the zone previous ly restricted because of jet noise impact. This was a compromise fig ure, down from the 10,000 acres des1gnat- 6d in the stud v -l>ut ~ti II sigmfw ant Immigration from Canada. on the other hand. a mounts to just ov~OOO a year. Cranston 's proposal to permit the two countries to shore a some~hat larger number of legal entries would logically r e· late to the existing situa tion And, as Cranston r,ightJy points out, given the present econom ic situation in Mexico, any c utback in legal immigration to this country would only increase the ii ' legal immigration , with all its attendant costly problems. and reduce the effective- ness of the screening process. Supporting extension of hutld1ng res trictions to tlw expan1Jcd at·l·a from the outst't WC'rt' Su pen 1s ors Thomas Riley and R<.ilph Cla1 k Supcrv1~urs Halph Diedrich and L1un·11t'l' Sthm1t consistently had op- posC'd it . Tlw tkcidmg vote this week was cas t by ne\\ ly c lec·tcd Supc1·vbor Philip An- thony, who thusl' not to be "''a.' ed by th<.· fact that mJny deH~lopers h ad contributed to his c·amµu1 gn Life -sa ving Game The supen isrm,' action permits some lec\\-ay for developers who can establish that their particular proje('tS would not be noisc-impaetctl hut the 1Ju1·dcn of proof will bt· on t lwm E a rly on Thanksgiving morning a Hunt· inglon Beach couple and their three s m a ll children were a s leep in upstairs bedrooms when fire broke out on the lower floor of their home. The crack of a window broken by the heat of the blaze woke them. The hoard 's act io n could have been more rcstnc·t1Vl', including, for example, a noise warning t o prospective huyers of som e 800 homl'S already approved for the area. llul it sh ould head off massive d evelopment in u probk•m area tht1t \\Ottld generate conlt· nuini! woes an<1 probably lawsuits for year~ lo tome. Had they attempted to rush d ownstairs to escape -probably a natural reaction· the end could have been tragic. I nstead, within minutes, the family was safe. The foresighted parents had worked out an evacuation route fo r just s uch an emergency a nd re hea rsed it with their youngste rs. They gathered in the mas t er bedroom, climbed through a window to the patio roof and jumped lo the ground. I mmigration Logic WhPn Congrcs!-1 l'onvencs next month, ('altrornta S1•11 Alan Cransto n will be r ead y to introduc:e an amendment to revised im- migration l:Jws that go into effect J an. 1. In Cr an:,ton 's Vil'\\', lhl· nc\\ l..t\\, which puts a ceiling of 20,000 1mm1grants a year from any Western lll'm1:-.ph<•rc country. could greatly increase the llow of illegal aliens from Mexico. Mos t or the house and all its contents were destroyed . But the family survived without injury. There's a lesson h ere for every family. A s moke detector is a valuable alarm. But pre-planning an escape route Crom s leeping quarters is equally important. It can be taught to· youngsters as a game. And it could be just about the most valuable game they'll ever learn. H e lping t he Shah Polish U .S. IInage Dear Gloomy Gus WASlll:-.IGTON The United States cmb.ass't' 111 1\·hran, we vr d1scovl.'r1•1J , hJ' ,111c•rnptf'll to lielp the Shah of I 1 .1n quash un· favorable prt':.s cnt1ni.m in the Ln1tt·d ~talc'l l'lassif1t>1l St alt• l>rpurtmt'nl cuhlf's rt'vt•.d lh Jt form~r CIA Dl rl·ctor R 1 1· h .i r d Helm.,, 1,1,ho rccl·nll> re· s1gn1.•d as am ba..,s::idor to tr.in lned to hl•lp the Ira nians halt the pubhl'Ulion of 41 n .1 n t 1 jf 11\ crnm1•nt l'lt'\lo spaPfo!r · Wt• reportcd 1.'arlH·r thut llclm'> bad <'abled W:1!>h1n.:ton about tlosln~ dov.n the "Iran Fr~e Pn•c;s, .. :in oft t'n outra1teous anti th.ih newspn1wr puhllshed tn the l'111ted St ate., ·rhe helpful llt•lm' was told by SI 1t1• Dcpartrn<'rrt officials that the "mallt'r h•ul !wen carefully tlu1hcd, but lawyers had con- cludcd that unt.ler US laws, lhl.'n' wac; rrJ!rcttal)ly no basis or Jlllch at'lt<m .. , llclms also asked for informa· i mn 1111 Nas~<r Afshar, puhlisher Of tht• nc1,1, sp.1f1i•1, Wl\f) I.:> JO AmencJn 1·1111cn 'lilOW. add 1t 1on·1I c:ihlt•!o. m our po,.st•sswn l11d1cate that 1 ll'lm' al lJm1·-; lurn1•1l th1• l " S t•mba"w lnlo a bran1·h tlfriC(' or lh(' lr,an1ai1 gnvC'rnm(•nl In .1 conf11l1•1111.1l t1•lt•J.!ram. Jftolrns told tlw M..1t1• 0<-partmenl lhat on o ff11·1.1I of lh1• Irani.in Mm1:-.lry nf fnrrif:n Mfa1rs had ~l'mondl•d 111 know how Afshar ac tJ1111'ftl American citizmsh111 : The Iranian also petulantly ~ked why the .S. Jtovcmment (JACK ANDERSON J would "permit a U.S. c1tmm <to ) undertake political acl1v1lles agamst a friendly country hke Iran . ?"" The State Department oblig- ingly responded that "Afshar im- m1~ratt'd to the U S. in January. 1946, ::ind was naturalized as a ll S citizen on Aug. 28, 1952." Afshar. confided lhe State Department ocrsc1aJs, had been issued a passport in 1970 after tbecks with the FBI ant.I other federal agencies. HELMS THEN reported that one or his d iplomatic a.Ides had been summoned to the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for another lecture about Afshar. His aide. said Helms, told lhc Iranians that "we have been ex ploring with Washington for some hme whether action could he t::iken oga1n:-.t Iran Free Press, but without success so far " The S ta te Depa rtm e nt ::iuthor l7.ed llelms to I.ell the Ira· nians that the department agrees that the Iran Free Press 1s a scurrilou~ publication filled wtlh libelous. irresponsible and Inaccurate stal<'ments." 'llowrver." warned State l>f'partment hureaucrats, "there are no legal steps the U S. gov- 1•mmcnt ca n take against this paper unless and until It violates f<'t'll.'ral law." Rut . the Washington officials added. "wr a re looking into Afshar's background through t.he appropriate chunnels." The message was passed on to Iranian offi cials, reported Helms two weeks later . "Should any rurthtt informa· From now on, all state- ments made by Idi Amin should be prmted where they belong-in the comics seclton. J .S. Gloomy Gu\ comm•"h .,,. '"~tttf tty ,,.,.dM\ '"d do not nu'"',.'~ reOt<t tf\t "'•.-rt\ ol t~t-"~"•\O•P•r "'nd your "' P.••" 10(; oomy Cv\ O•ily P•I01 h on be developed regarding Af•har's background. cabled Helms. " ... we would ap· preciate having it." MICRONESIAN OIL -Giant international oil interests and the Interior Department are jommg forces to defoliate a lush tropical paradise. Both want the tiny Pacific Island of Palau to become a petroleum superport between the Middle East and Japan. "Port Pacific" is the brainchild of Robert Panero. a Jet-selling American busi- nessman. Panero wants to be the middleman in a deal that would ship Mideast oil lo Palau for re· finlng. The oil would lhen be transported by tanker to Japan The petroleum project, of course, would lay waste to a i;iood part of the island's beautirul tropical surroundings And most of Port Pacific's high-paying jobs would go to foreign workers Imported from outside Palau WORSE YET, Japanese tn· dustrial interests allied with Panero are conducting their !)WO "feasibility s tudy" to guarantee themselves exclusive develop· ment rights . Much of tht' study will be kept under wraps for the next five years. The Interior Depa rtme nt, nevertheless. h as given its en- thusiastic bleaainR to the project. Two He.roic Draft-dodgers ~gbta at Laric: In the current disagreement over a mnesty. it's worth reflect· ~g on the f11 cl that the two realest heroes of the Ttojnn or, A<'hilles and Ulysses. were both draft -dodgers and de· ker1ers, but neither w::iR 1:1c:cused ,,, a lack or pat riotis m or toungc. ~ Mos t me~AVC never \Norshipcd anything but power: bf thOlfe who make obeisances to God, more do so because they fear He is omnipotent than btcauac they hope ror cracc. The dilemma or the absolutist ).& UsJa: if you llrt' c:ertaln you '*'eaa lht •b~olute truth. ho·:1 tM you be tolerant?: and the dllerlma ol the relatlv'..::l i.J e ..l. (SY DNEY HARRIS J U' you believe all truths are r e- lative, how can you be lndilJlant? What we loosely call "happl· ness" Is more of a diaPoS!llon Ulan an attainment; for 90me can be happy with very UWt, while others remain dltHllslted with more ond more. Why do the re teem lo be so many more vicloua cµ-det tb.-n bcnlan ooel? The religious penoo believes you mu~t cha nae man tn otdtt to 'haoge !IOCICty; tbe pollUc&l person bellevH you must chant• ::cck'y L-i or<::r to chup G'U; and neither seern.4 able to see that each prescription without the other is futile, Uke the sin1le blade of a 11cissors. All children. eventually. aspire to assert themselves against their parents, usually by force of contrut; the children of dist· ln1uUbtd parenta lhua run a ireater risk than otMn ot realb· ln1 tb11 auel'\ion ln medioertly. People's mlafortunea don't 1enerall1 eorr-ect their faults, becau.e we aro reluctant to blame our mlafo.rtunes on our faulla. but alwa11 search for tomtexternat ••caUH." The paradox ot the atn11.911t 1ocloty t. thal you have to be rich, ln a comparaU\'Cnnse, Jual to be able to 1ct by • . 'Don't Get Tougla with .Jordan' New Washington Rule WASHINGTON -Preaidenl- elect Carter's abrupt abandon· ment of plans lo announce on Nov. 15 his selection or Jack H. Watson Jr. as the new ad· ministration's budget director has spawned a rule for survival Ul Jimmy Carter's Washington: don't gel tough with Hamilton Jordan. Wat.son, still officially Carter's transition chief, is described by one Insider as "a walking dead man." Whether o r not he ends up in the Carter administra - tion, there is no chance he will head any cabinet-level department. The reasons given by sources close to Carter: the President- elect ·s dissatisfaction with the quality of work by Watson's bi g transition staff and Watson's ten- dency to .. aggrandize" himself. But Watson's CataJ error was trying to battle toe-to-toe with Jorda n. Carter 's campaign chairman and longtime aide Watson was not the first and pro- bably will not be lhe last lo un- dereslim ate Hamilton Jordan. JOR DAN, s oft-voiced and baby.faced at 33, is easy to un- derestimate. In a city of prevail· ing self-adulation. Jordan deprecates his own knowledge and tells how seldom he actually talks with C arter. In fact, the rumpled, usually tieless Jordan is a canny infighter, maintaining excellent contacts with both old pros and the new left and cJoud- ing his ideological pre.ferences as effectively as Jim my Carter. An attempt to talce over the campaign early this year by Dr. ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) Peter Bourne. h ead or Carter's Washington office, was crushed by Jordan (with Bourne still re· legated to peripheral assign- ments). That lesson a pparently was not fully appreciated by Watson, 38-year -old Atlanta law partner and protcge of Charles Kirbo. the wise old head in the Carter operat1en. Even while managing the Carter campaign's final stages in late October. Jordan was wary of Watson's separate transition operation across town Ul Atlanta Two weeks before the election. a Jordan associate told us Watson waa making a deadly error in ex· eluding Jordan from transition planning. WATSON compounded that er· ror by allocating one staffer each in the transition for Jordan and ·press secretary Jody Powell, thereby cementing two formida- ble enmities. Nor was the President-elect happy about all the publicity s howered on Watson. The result: Watson stood a ccused or aggrandize- ment. Whe n Carter announ ced Powell as press secretary at his Nov. 15 press conference in Plains, he had also planned to name Watson as OMB director. Carter held buck both that selec- tion and naming Jordan and Is· sues chief Stuart E izenstat to the White House staff. planned as well for Nov. 15. But whereas Jordan and Eizenstat wiJI join the While House staff in due course, Watson 's future is uncer· tain. Watson did not get the message from Plains. On Nov. 16. he de· Ii vered a condescending in troduction of Jordan at a transl· lion staff meeting in Washington He described Jort.lan as hrlping with Inaugural plans and "debriefing" of Carter stale campaign chairmen, adding only inc1denlally that Jordan would be in charge of personnel for the new administrntion. As Watson's stock dropped in- side the Carter operallon. the self-damaging favorable publici· ly continued (including a profile in the Nov. 23 New York Times with his picture captioned, .. A formidable abihly to excel at almost anything">. But the reali- ty or his condition reached lhe news media this week when the Presidcnt-elet·t ·~ repQrled dis- satisfaction v.1lh transition ef. forts were traced to Watson. NEITHER JORDAN nor his close associates seem to be plant ing the anti-Watson stories. Jordan denies, publicly and priv ately. a n y tens ion with Watson Morcov<'r, he is anxious lo avoid the m edia "aggrandize ment" that helped do in Watsl)n But J ordan cannot duplicate U1e remarkable feat eight years ago by J-1 R. Haldeman in hiding from the outside world for nearly a year h is do minant pQSilion in the Nixon Wh ite House. While Jordan says he will merely be the new President ·s political aide (and may well m<'an 1t ). Carter insiders feel it inescapahle that he will em erge as de facto chief o( staH -a post Carter now forbids but that surely will evolve out of sheer necessity. Neverthele ss, som e old Wash ington hands persist in m inimizing the importance of Hamilton Jorda n. The re is speculation that Bert Lane<', the shrewd Atlanta banker s lated lo head OM 8 instead of Watson, will shove aside Jordan once the administration begins. If Lance is foolhardy enough to chart this course. he mil'(ht well note the fate of Peter Bourne and Jack Watson. Congressional Status Some interesting insight on California's status in national af. fairs is afforded by Congressman John E. Moas of Sacramento Starting his 25th year 1n Washington, Moss is both dean or this state's 43-mcmber delega- tion as well as 1ts chairman Even with a quarter century of service Pdoss is juruor lo more than 20 other Congressmen In a House wh<'rc seniority is a dom1· nant factor Because seniority weigN so heavily California, althouah 1t 1s the nation 's most populous state and 1s a cc orded seats in the Hoose propor- tionate to Its population , lock8 the In· rtuence t.hnt would be ex· peeled of Its strength. ''The problem Is," ~nld Moss.•· that while we have onc·tcnth ()( th• membership and the 2!l Democrats In the dete1at1nn represent one-tenth or the ma· jority f arty, we don't have a tenth o the mem~nhip on each committee. That la aomethln1 l . hope to remedy as the new ConiT•• or1anhe1. ·• •069' POSITION as a ranklnf member of the Hou.te and head or the lat1eat ttatc dele1aUoa wlU • benefit that errort. But. even irantln1 CaJllornla Ill pttffft· tace abare or ~ommttu.e m•m· berthJ1>1 will not &SH the 1ta\.e the Influence lb population -ould lnd.lea\.e. For, under the c.ancnutoaal ay1"8m. commit· letmen an ran.keel l«!Cll'd1nt to lenith ot ""lce.1"'1 are evwa M~ bl c:ommJttet cm that ball.I ( EARL WATERS ) with the m ost junior being the most di st ant from the chair man·s ear. And committee chairmen are possessed with great authority. It Is · this latter fact which damages California's voi<'e in Congress more than anything else. Of the 20 major House com- mittees only on<' Callrornian. Harold "Oltz" J ohnson or Roseville. stands to becomr a chak man. He now rank~ No. 1 M Interior and No. 2 on Public Works. Moss said ''White seniority ill aiven great weiaht In selecUon of chairmen, the majority csucu11 hu .the rln a I s ny . H the Congressmen ahead or him on Public Works should take another committee, John&on pro· bably could have his choice. Most likely he will take Interior ... STILL, even though Johnson is the only Callrornlan in line ror a chai rmanship things aren't altogether' bleak for lhla state. With only (our new Consressmen 1n (h~ delcuUon other members are moving far t'nouah up In rank on commtttce8 tn galn strong votcn. Moss blmactr 1taniis No. 2 on tnterat.le and Forclan Com- merce and No. a on Govtmmen· t&l OperaUont . Robert Le11itt cl VaUeJo ls No. 3 on BLMl1et and No. 8 on Armed Service1; Don !dwardt ol San Jo.• la No. 4 on both Jud lclary a n d Veferan1: .Bernard Siik of Fresno II No. 3 on Rul11· Jamn Corman o( Van Nu.ya 11.l'o. 2 on Sm.U Bualness: Gu.a Ha•klnl of Laa Anflla II No. ' on HouH Admlnlltratloo , and No. 5 on Education and Labor : Charles Wilson or Hawthorne is No. 4 on Civil Service and No. 5 on Armed Services and George Bmwn of Colton is No. 6 on Agriculture. On the Senate side California. like all other stales, has only two members r e presenting only 1 /SOth strength. That is lessened somewhat by the fact one, S.l. Hayakawa, wlll be a freshmen and a minority party member. However. Alan Cranston, only two years into his second term hes moved high in power und is a contender for the No. 2 leadersh ip JH)!ll. And, as the state's senior and Democratic Senator, he will have great in· fluence at the While House, especially on patronage within the slate. ORANG£ COAST DAILY PILOT. llohul V. Wrrd P11hl11llct 7 hnmas ll.i•1•11I f:ditor /Jrirl>oro 11. r!'rlt1N1. F.d11ono/ /l(lgr ~:cl11t>r The l1'1torlel 11.11:" nf llw 1)(111\ l'llol i;,•t-k'l tn Inform :inil ~llnHJlull' rrndf'r'( by Jll\'Sl.'nUni; on lhi~ p1111e <llvl'rsr romml'nl ury on lOPl<'ll n( lntl'rt'~t by '\ ndirnl 1-rl rulumnl5ts and CMloot11iiti-. by prO\ h1inF: u f111 um for rt'1drri. · '''"' and by prM~nllnlJ lhls n('1up:i~r·!I uplnlon, s nd 1d1•u Ol'I ('\JI r'1111 to1Jlc11. The cdltorlal opinion• or lht Dally Pil~ appur only In the-r<htonat rolumn at lht top of the POllt' Opinions t'X· prourrl by t hu <'UI u mnlsl11 nnd cartoonists •nd h•llcr wrt1t•r1 :i" lht•lr imn anJ no l'ndoraemtnl of their \lt'\\I by lht' 01111)' root ghould ht lnferrtd Frtday, Dec . 10, 1978 • Frtday.O.:comborl0.1!'~; .vr · i :"( Booming D.C. Housing Prices Stun Carter Team WASJllNGTON <AP > President-elect Carter doesn't have to worry about where he'll be living for four years, but some ol the people movi.n& to Wuhlngtoo with h1m are discovering this city's special brand of hous ing shock said. "Theae 1100,000-plus price tags are really rrt1btenJn1." Mrs. Sadoff said many Carter aides are used to renting apartment. for S200 a month. "and that in- cludes a tennis court and s wtmmlng pool." Here, she said, a one-bedroom apartment in a low.crime "Real estate agents careen around here Uke frisbees," sud Lynn Magruder, a local a1ent. "The price of many houses is going up 15 percent a year " Prices are somewhat lower in Maryland and Virginia suburbs. but It's not unusual for a tiny three bedroom tract house with no charm. lltUe land and a JO-minute commute from downtown to cost $75,000 Uke lo believe there as when the admln1:;trulicn cbanaes." says Real Estate agent Michael Sullivan "A lot of people come lo Washington and stay. The result as. there jul>l aren't that many • houses on the market." Take. for instance, the Georgian who blithely told a real estate broker that he wanted a house in Georgetown, someUung "an the $30,000 to $40,000 range." "1 don't deal in rentals," s mtrcd the agent. SUCH STORl t:S /\BOUT NEWCOMERS arriv- ing In Washington with the new administration are tickling capital homeown ers and traumatizing those who thought moving here would be a routine switch In res idences. neighbor hood goes for~ to SJSO. Federal figures show the average price of a uaed houae ln the Washlnaton area is $167,300, com· pared with $41.400 nationally. Washington ranks fourth of 18 m etropolitan areas in the price or new houses, riiht behind Los Angeles, San Fran. clsco and New York, according to statistics from the J"ederal Home Loan Bank Board. The average price of a new house in ONE R E ASON FOR TUE PRICES 1s "Potomac Fever," a contaalous bug that strikes many w}\o move here. Those afnicted by Potomac Fever find they are hooked on this city, unable to move away even if they lose their jobs. The city as full of ex-congressmen, e.x-lobbylsts and ex- bureaucrats who stay on. find other jobs -and keep their homes. Another reu~on Is that the government has grown tremendously in the post-World War 11 years and the houslng market simply has not kept up. Also, surrounding counties have adopted "alow- growth" policies. which limit building and push up • costs of exlstlD& housina. Carter workers, along with legions of newly ar- riving congrc::.i;mcn, lawyers, lobbyists and journalists, arc findmg that housing prices here are among the highest tn the country and buyers get less value for their money than ID most other places Many Carter transi- tion staff members put otr buying homes because they don't know what jobs they will fill in the new administration or because they don't have time to shop around. But even some of those who know they are getting top posts are renting instead of trying to buy into Washing-ton's high-powered hous- ingmarket. Carter's press secretary, Jody Powell, POWELL rented a thr ee-bedroom house for $750 a month. Carter's choice for director of the OCfice of Managem ent and Budget, Thomas B. Lance, rented a house in Georgetown. "There is not the turnover in s ales people would BUT Tl-IE EXORBITANT PRICES and lhe hor· ' ror stories about just how little house there is for the money in the W astungton area do not appear to have deterred muny from moving to the nation's 1 capital. Washington waa ~.ooo last Sep----------- lember, compared with $48,200 u Nc• nationally, but lower th1m the 181,000 quoted in Orange Coonty, California. IN ATLANT A, WHERE MA NY Carter staff members have been living, the average price or a new house was $54,600 last month, tigures show. Washlngton real estate agents say houses In de· sirable sections of the city start at $95,000. The agents say houses in these city areas have been gaining $1,000 a rionth in value since 1973. "Houses which sold 1n the low SS0,000-range in 1973 are going for $150,000 to $175,000 today," said Rosamond Tir ana, a real estate agent In the Cleveland Park section whose son, Bardyl, is cochairman of Carter's Inaugural committee. ''And what's worse is the houses don't even get ad- vertised. They sell by word or mouth." AND IN GEORGETOWN, WH ERE prestige and proximity lo downtown jacks prices up even highe r , cottages start at $100,000. And they sometimes need $25,000 in renovations. A two- bedroom townhouse with a postage stamp patio and no garage recently was snapped up at $160,000. Georgetown houses rent for $600 to $1,000 a ABOKTIONS TOP BIKI'HS WASHINGTON lAP) -The city of Washington is the first in the nation to record" a higher number or annuii.J legal abortions t han 1. births among its . resi· denu, the city's humA.n resources department c says. Ill! The department re-G ported that 9,819 aboi;· I lions were performed in I 1975 and there were 9,746 births. Recently, city officials disclosed also that there were more out-of . wedlock births i n Washington than there were births to m arrled I. WIN A FREE MOPED JUST IRING THIS CC>UP<>N TO: t.:"\i!G& "(1 @ ~ fi \'1(°'E ~ L' ,' €Jt'..fwr,Y~ . t:\ ) 1 FOlt. CHANCE TO wtM A HIW SNt-RK-BIANCHI MO-PED JUST IH TIME FOR CHIJSTMAS. Drwwt. To le H.W D-. I l. lt7' ·-'°~-_,_,, ~ ~o "-': ... : ..................... . ~ .... ~J·•········ .. ······· ,...,.._-. ..................... . eJ\:ti@~i@dJ ~\ ~L._;;0~ c-J 0'~· ~-~WP~L )l(f, f10 ~frn@_, JIU H-4tor ll"cl. Cette WeM. CA tUU J•t I llocis SClllfll -.t S.D. Frwy. Ill SMrwift WI-, .. c ...... ~ 171 41711·11•0 ' I - •I ! . month. ANO TRl\NSITION DIRECTOR JACK H. "'_.,.._,,,,......,......_.....,.....,......,_.....,_....FUI DRAWi ... ~.--... Watson Jr., who has been looking in Georgetown, ____________________ .:._ __________________________ ..:__ ___________ . women. has yet to rind a place he finds acceptable. "It's really tloprcssing," said Watson's deputy assistant, Barbara Olum, who has rented a furnished apartment untJl she finds a place to buy. "I looked at a tiny bllle place ID Georgetown and lhought the ag<'nl was kidding when he s aid it cost $104 ,000 ... THE rt.UWllHC.. HU.TIM~ Allt COHO. .. _ ..... . .. , ....... . ,_.,S~' ~t4 Vil J() Ehzubt•t h Sadorr rull::. her job as housing coord1n:Jtor for the Carter transition s taff "wretched thl· crummiest JOb in the world." She spends da:rs scanning C'l:Jss1f1cd ads and listening to real estatl' a~l'nt::. talk And what they talk about is money. Lots of 1t : f44JJ (4m•n•J .tr• •" • t ., ,. 495-040 I C.O'>TAMCSA 1'28 NW•P""•'J 8•w·J • l• 642•175] •l•'MI CARTER AIDES "JUST AREN'T buying," she L---:~~~=--.....i THANK YOU! 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P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa CA =~ Five New Locations Added to Counly List C..t.M-14' .. Jlt F'l\'C h1:.toricul m..u-kcr:. will be ercctctl an • Orange C >unl) during l>C'ct:mbcr . a ccording lo Gene Bayer. chu1rm.m (Jr lht' Orange Hu:cntcnmal Comm1s1on The comm•!.1>111n hw. bcl·n erecting a !>cric>:. or SUl'h markers in honor of the b1rcntennial vC'ar The • last five will hl· t>r1•ckd 1n t•arly 1977, tmng1ng thc total lo 2R . Thl' marker:. will In· plaC'e<I ut the fnllf/w1ng • loc atwm. • A markl•r c•omm1•m11r:it1ng the route taken by • Captain Gas par dl' Portola an 1789, whl·n hC' hr<1kc : the El Camino lfra l trail, will be plucC'd at the St-r ; rano Elemcntry SC'ho<1I, 177'11 S1'rra no. Villa Park, 'Dec lJat lp.m Thes1te oflh{'.lol'I PJrkl•rO<'lagon llou:.t'\\ ill b<· QUEENIE Bv Phil lnterla ndi .. 1er• w.,...~._....._ .. "My head's nol there yet!" I.. .. Deaths Elsewhere • R LL' F FT 0 '\ . In 11 (AP > Hrar \elm Harry F.. 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PRIVATE S TORAGE ''" 1 , • I ,of,j I .. ,,., l•tt1,1•f't.--• (714) 83~-76;tt SAfllY ANO "llllA(Y IN TH( SWI"~ lllAOlflON I marked lk<' I I Jl I pm Jl K•Jll•lla Elt'mt.•ntary School. t wn llloc·l.i. l'lll>l of the 1'l'"' port Freeway on KatellJ A' l'nlll' The houM' "j' .i toun:.l Jllract1on until 1t was demolt!>hl'd 111 l 005 A rnarl.l'r l'1rn1rncm•1ralrn~ the community ur Prralta "ill bt• place<l at Imperial Jo:l<'mcntury School. 400 S Im Jll'flal t h i.;h\\a). Anaheim Der 16 at I fl rn Peralta wu" Ont' of tht• nrig1nal ~r:mtec~ of the S;.mtiago Hand1 dt• Sjnl;.i 1\nJ Thl' 3nnual May Fcslival will ht• l'ornmC'moral- l'd at noon on l>l't' i!<I and the route of the Seely Stagl' Lml' though Oran~l' will tw cnmmemorated Oec 30 E xact t111H' :ind lrn:al1on will be announced, as \\Ill th<' h1t•ation of tht• Mjy 1'\·:.ll\ al t'\'l'nt Coas tal Fossils Go on Display Mammoth bonr-. from Co<,t a Me:.a .ind l<ind and sc>a fosinb. from the Newport RI 11 rr.. arc among thl• l'-cl11h1t:. in a museum estuhllshl'll b) I 0th Re~ional Park Openin~ Orangl' County s 10th regiona l p ark will of- fic1ully opl'n at 11 a m . Dec. 16 :it thl· p.1rl. •.1tr· in Anahe im Yorba Hl•g1onul Park 1s located alon~ lhl· San la Anu R1vl'r l'a!->l of Im penal l llgh"' a) t he Natural ll istor v FoundJtiun of Orange Count) The mui.t•um. l'Ontam· mg fo:.~1b and urllfat'L-., 1s lnt·atl'd Ill rooms 10 .ind I I at lia)'\'ICW EtcmC'ntan· School. 25.'H Orchard D ~. Santa Ana. at lhl' end of Newport Back Ba~ The mu-;t•tirn is open Friday from hJ a .m to noon. on th<' f1rM and third Saturdavs of l'Ul'h month :inrl on lht• tlays of hut·k bay " alks fl 1s ali.o opu1 hy ilJ>· pnintme nt for groups e.illmg &11 04GR. Mo r e than 100 uc·rcs 1 are i n c lud ed 1n the park's first phase. --------------- ORANGE COUNTY BoyScoau Converge in 'Shoiocase' Thous 11nd s or Cubs, Scouts and Explorers from throughout Orange County will convt'rf!e on the Anaheim Con' cnt1on Center Saturday for the annual s h owcai.I' or &outing Th e Scout-0 Rama will fill the north and south exhibit ha ll:. at the center from 10 30 a .m to 6 p m Demonstrallon.-. and exh1b1ts \\ill bl' featured, along with a Pinewood Derby event. featuring a full day of compet1 11on between model cars. There w ii I also he a stage show wilh a Rattll• of th<• Bands, <ii. w<!ll as u Cook-O·Rama. General a dmission is SI for adults. Children under 18 will be admiltl'<I free when at'compamcd by an adult. 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Mirror poh•h•d chrome 1•11•· Com•• c:ornpltl• wllh malc:tllng footrHt, tool · 3654 S Or1stol C~la Mrsa • S.1n1.1 AMf71 4 • 5,,0 7101 '·L------------~!1111 .. ~....J .._.._,~~~~~~~~~~~----~..__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :• ·~ ,. 1 Ftiday. December 10, 1976 DAILY> PILOT J'l I f McDonald's Gussies Up Assembly IJne 'Disenchants' Customers SCHAUMBURG, Ill. <AP> -Small golden arches stand out on wood paneling at the entrance. Inside are a galaxy of color combinations on walls, i.eats and tables, glass partitioned sections. four :sparkling chandeliers, and pictures of knights and coa~ of armi.. It's one of two Caney-s tyle McDonald's • restaurants in the Chicago an·a, an English inn that draws 4,000 cu::.tomcrs daily. The other is in the ritzy Water Tower Place on Michigan Avenue - lots of wood paneling and some i.ubdued lighting. .. A,. W1nphD10 E'reedo• Honor Don Bolles. J\ri1,ona Republi c rcportt•r fatally injured when a bomb t•xploded un der his car Jun<.· 2. was the unan1mou:-. choice for th1:-. ) car':-. John Peter Zt'ngl'r Award for freedom of the press. JF THESE FAST-FOOD outlets are the first In a trend, it could be because of the diners' taste for the aesthetic rather than for the hamburgers. Advertising A~l', the trade publication, said in an article about Burger Kmg. No . 2 in the quick homburgcr tfade, that market research on fas t· food companies showed "a ~1gnificant number of ('Onsumers disenchanted with the a:.sembly line nature of the business, the lack of variety in the menu and the loss of individual srrv1ce." There might be an economic incenti\'e, too. A new Agriculture Department analysis showed the f~t food industry, "generally ... considered to be recession proof,·' starting something ol a slowdown I wo years ago UNTI L 1970, TilE ANAL VSIS said, sales in : ·~~·•v•v-+.-v+••••: ~ :'.~ MR. CHRISTMAS TREE ~ ~ .: Presents ~ : LIVE REINDEER : ~ ~ ~ See RUDOLPH AMD ~ ~ HIS FAMILY 'f t WITH SANT A CLAUS t t AU UMDER THE llG TEMT ~ ~ ~ (•• ~ ~ I (£~') ~-~ ~ J-.... ~ 4. • ' } • i 11" J rast-foods grew at about 20 percent a year. In 1975, and 1976, growth In lhe business slowed to about 10 percent. the analysis showed. Mc Donald's ls, and has been, tops In the rield. The firm's sales in 1975 lopped $2.25 bllUon, up 26 percent from a year earlier, Advertising Age said. That wus nearly 20 percent of the $11 .6 billion fast· food market, up from 17.2 percent in 1974. Kenh.lcky Fried Chicken, next largest In the total fast-food market, has less than 10 percent of the mar.kel, the trade magazine said. THE COMME RCE DEPARTM ENT SAID fast foods accounted for 26.6 percent of total sales in the eating-out market in 1975, down slightly from the 27.3 percent In 1974 . All change in the industry isn't in decor. McDonald's and Burger King are trying fried chicken in some areas. and Kentucky Fried Ch.icken has been selling bee! ribs for a couple of years. McDonald's won't say whether the English inn or lhe Water Tower outlet have helped business. 'Ibey apparently haven't hurt 1t. "BUSINESS IS FANTASTIC" said the Waler Tower McDonald's management. "We can seat 140 and we arc in the process of enlarging." "We have 334 seats and arc serving an avera.:e of 3,500 to 4,000 customers a day," says Herb Hub· bard, manager or the English inn McDonald's. ··our best seller is Big Mac, 1,400 of them a day al 85 cents. We may be a few cents higher than other McDonald's, but the rent here is higher and we have 160 cmployes. The average customer will spend SI.SO." Customers at the new McDonald's get the same menu as elsewhere, except for a few new dessert items. · HUBBARD SAID IUS CUSTOMERS are shop· pers with their kids, tourists with children and young people without their parents. The Agriculture Department said the 20 biggest fast-food companies had 28,809 outlets last year, and plan 46,562 by 198>. Last June, Advertising Age said, McDonald's had 3,853, outlets, Burger King 1.700. Abato~ Crop Gets Funding Man Honored F RESNO (AP) - Blair Smith of Montague was named Livestock Man of the Year by the California Cattlemen's A.ssoclaUon at the con· vention here. Hodson Llgbtln1 Even the price is beautiful. Yesterday's h eritage for today 's living. Faithful reproduction of famous turn-of ·the-century lamps by Pee Gee -now at impressive suvlngs. No 5152 Reg. 1129.95 MOW Stt.H SAVE '3000 IQ .. ____ -" Hand Painted Pattern Hand Blown Banded Opal Glass Sa11n Bronze cast metal mounting Also ~o. 5636 Hot. Reg. $ 79 95 2•" HOWSH.H SAVE ·s20 Prices Effective While Supply Lasts Hodson Lighting 151 0 Newport ll•d. Costa Mesa. Calif. ..... 541-9341 Moa...Jri. .. .30.5:00 w . , ... 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Jn announcing the pro- gram. PG&E denied the abalone died a!> a result of the testing. Company biologists blamed sea ol· ters for the kill. D IABLO P ROJ ECT engineer Wil l iam Lindblad said the main reason for a multimillion change In 1975 from cop- per to titanium tubing was lo reduce leakage and ensure mor e reliable plant operation. The abalone announce- ment came in the second day of a federal hearing on the environmental im- pact of operating the SI billion power plant. Call 642-5678. Put a few words 10 worl( for ou. "Floor Samples" and Yec:r-end "Clttcrcince Items" Drcntfcally R~edl •QUALITY \ ~---• COMFORT Q~ • •BEAUTY ~ ~ \-~·· s~ • STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRE SALE! Shop 'N Compare F OS size BR78·1J tubeless wMcwnll, plus S2 t I Federal E•C &c TJX The value priced Gene.ral Dual Sleel Radial. Buill for long m1let1ge with radial ply construclton and lwo sleet bells.' Featurin!J a polyester cord body lor smoolh riding comfort! SALE ENDS NOV 10, 1976 BR78·13 lR78-14 FR78-14 GR78·14 TUBELESS V.H1TCWALL TUBELESS WHITEWAl L TUBELESS WHITEWALL TUBHESS WHITEWAl.L i/28s i48"s if98S lf6"5 plug S2 11 r 110 E• Tu HR78·14 TUBELESS WHITEWALL f/8S plut $307 Fed Es h « plu< $? 49 FcJ E~. Tu plus $? 69 Fed Ex. Tu plus $2 &9 Fed Ex Tu GR70·15/GA78-15 HR78-15 JR78-1S/LR78·15 TUBELESS WHITEWALL TUBELESS WHITEWALL. TUBELESS WHITEWALL if /IS fJ!JS 1848S plus trom S2 97 lo S3 13 Fed h . Tu dei>end•nv 011 1110. plut S3 15 hd.u Tu ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Wt adjusl ca,ler. camtwr. tOMn. and toe-out se111nos 1.0 cu m•nulactur er's speclfic11oons. pluJ tromS331loS341 F'td. EIL Tu cMPfndong on al1t. -· Uilll(O CU\ AJ: DAILY PILOT Frld:1y. December 1).1!l:"3 Ca itol Uill Sex Scandal Case Closed WAS HI NGTON <AP) The Capitol Hill sex scandal of 1976 as fading to an end. The Justice Department has closed its books on the case and will not prosecute anyone involved. The scoreboard shows six members or the House of Heprcsentataves allegedly were involved in various incidents of sexual misconduct. ONE WAS FORCED TO RESIGN from the House, :mother was convicted in a local court and defeated for ce·ch.•ction, three we re re-elected and tbe voters promotL'<.I one to the Senate. Government prosecutors investigated the al· legations against former Rep. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio and Ilep Juhn Young of Texas, but closed both cases after concluding the prosecutor lacked evidence strong enough to support criminal charges The sc~dal broke last May when Elizabeth Ray claime& pnbhcly that !lays kept her on the gov· emmt-nt payroll as tus mistress. She insisted that she dad no government work, seldom showed up at the offace and couldn't even type. WHILE THE CHARGES WERE m aking headlines, the voluptuous 33-year-old blonde pro· duced a book about the affair and capitalized on the publicity to land a part in a play in Chjcago. Soon after the Hays scandal broke, Colleen Gardner claimed that her former boss, Rep. Young. required her to have sex with rum as a condition for keepan~ her staff JOb al premium pay. "PopµyC'oc·k ! "snorted Young. D e partment in · vestigators looked into this case. too, but con· eluded last August that there was no evidence to s upport criminal charges. Young was re- elected in November. Government in- vestigators checked out scores of rumors about other m e mbers o f Congress engaging in il· licit sex ln the office. The scandal out· raged hundre ds of women working al the ONER Capitol who had been GAR fighting for re<:ognitioo of their professional ab1lat1es. Capitol Hill secretaries responded to Miss Ray's "I can't type" remark by sporting buttons proclaiming: "I can type." OTHER STORIF$ OF ILLICIT SEX appeared and were confirmed, but none involved members of Cong ress carrying on with their paid employes. .Justice Department officials emphasized they were interested only in possible violations or federal law, not in the sex habits of politicians. The department in· vestigated onl y the Hays and Young cases and never became involved in the other sex scan· dais. The othe r scandals in- volved -Rep. Allan Howe <D· lltah>. who was defeated for re· election after he was convicted vouNG in a Utah court of soliciting sex from police agents pol.mg as prostitutes. -Rf.P. JOF. WAGGONNER <D·IA.), re· elected art<-r tht• d1-;closure that Washington police detaant'd ham last Ft bruary on suspicion of solicit· ang a dl•Co} police"' omen fie was never charged. lkp .John Omgell <D·Mich l, re-elected after a Detroit prostitute's allegation that he was one of several politicians who frequented her brothel. -Rep. &lonald Riegle <D· Mich >. elecf ed \o the Senate following the disclosure that he once had an affair with an un- paid volunteer worker in h.is Houseom ce. Hays finally admitted to a r~lallonsh1p with Miss Ray but insisted that her job with his .. owl llouse Administration Commit· lN• ""a'> le i:111 mate Under pressure from col· ll:a~u.,, II." s '>lepµed down as chairman of the comrn11t1•1• then latc•r resigned from the House. ~ f.:A "Tnu:. PROSEC\ITORS IN THE Justice l>t·11Jrlment ., pubhc antegnty section investigated to determine whether Hays should be prosecuted for m1susin.: go\Cmment money -Miss Ray's $14,000 annunl s,1tarv Just1ct' OC'partment s pokesman Robe rt Stt>\ en!>un .. a ad th" week !lays was notified through tu~ attorney that no cnmanal charges will ~ broui?ht .1gamst him 'There will be no prosecullons at this time," anrl the St.'X <,candal case as closed , said a kno"" ledge able <,ource involved in the decision. rrost•cutors lacked evidence to corroborate Miss Ray's account, the source said. But nn even greater barrier to prosecution was • that ''her story is awfully shaky." the source con t1n1wd "She's jusl not a very good witness for the purpose of criminal prosecution." 'Mind Games' Assailed BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -"Some toys can be dangerous not because they prick, cut or are tox· le, but because the~ distort the mind of the child," a Belgian consumers' organization has warned Christmas shoppers. "Too often games and toys are but a caricature ol. the world or adults," said a research and in- formation center sponsored by a group of consumer associations. "And children's creativity, instead of being developed, Is channeled toward questionable models or values competition, violence, triumph ol the strongest. the richest . . . " .1"V:. I'. ~"sT1t.:.~ SO&..~ ,., T.-(· 1-\"6"'\ fw\t~~ of -nt&. ~'~' :· $£Yi THE VIHOLESALE VIAY TIHS • SHRUGS • HOUSI PLANTS OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. fO 5 P.1.1. •,-_,. .......... .,. ............ .--~_.,,..___... .......... ,,,.. ........... ,,... .... "'1 snow WHOL£SAU Pi!CES OH n:c fOUOYilt;V; j ~ ..... ,~.lALb-1 BIG~~[-1 1912 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA (714) 642-3177 Black Pine Tams Jun1pe" Nand1na Abel1a Oleander Moreas Iris. and many ITIOfe ··~ $JOO MlMlMUM --• There's a new breed of 'cat' S.D. Whcl cs::J Growers I 1622 WARHOAYE. FOUNT ldM Y AU.lY PHOHI 54'-3429 at JC Penney ... Hobie Flying H sportswear. Great " for gifting! An exerting and different collection of sportswear, as 1nnovat1ve as the famous Hob4e3 catamarans. surfboards, skateboards or radt0-controlled gliders. Designed and rigged for action, the Flying H collection meets every sea and land cond1t10n on its own terms. wild or mild. A perfect holiday gift Men's sizes. s15 Pullover knit shirt 1n colorful stnpes wrth contrast placket. Polyester I ootton. S·M·L-XL. 520 Beach pants in easy-care polyester/cotton corduroy or crinkly gauze. Machine wash· able Assorted colors. .., Reserve print Hawaiian shirts in bright colors. All of machine washable 100% cotton that's easy care. Men's S·M·L-Xl. s12 Shorts in corduroy or alnkle gauze. No-iron polyester/ conon in assorted colors. Men's sizes s10 Crew neck knrt shirts of polyester/cotton. Machine washable. Colorlul stripes tn assorted shades. S·M-L· XL. JCPenrleY. The Christmas Place: Open ewry night 'tU Chrlstmat. Open Sund:~ 1:> AM~ 8 P:.t OC-1A BUE~ PA'RK HUNTINGTON BEACH COSTA MESA FULL£!lTC~ LAGUNA H1US NEWPORT BEACH GARDEN C~CVE ORANGE 'THE CrTY' Hearts: Her Soul Trademark By MA RCIA FORESBERC 011 ... O•llW ~ll04St.tff She is a delicate, fawnhke woman. Clad in a suede suit the color or soft sand, a pale dusty sweater and creamy burr leather boots, she is a study in s mooth textures. Her hair, a muted taupe gently touched with pea rl-gray strands, is caught up softly in a loose cir· cleat the bac·k or her head. She Is Corita Kent. artist and former nun, whose name is synonymous with word-pictures. Expressive calligraphy is part of her art. The hand-written, good-humored messages accom· pany a celebration or color and pattern in her simple serigraphs. Conta 1s subtle and earth. toned now lier lifestyle and cur- rent artwork reflect the subdued, restful mode. lier mood is warm and quiet. Clear blue eyes a re framed by a face accentuated by small. point· ed features. lier smiJe 1s eternal, with an obvious twinkle and joie de vivre. EXJUBIT She recalled he r smaJI seashell collection during a showing of her work al South Coast Plaza's Muirhead Gallery. "I had picked them up for de-\ li ght, then thought, 'Ah hah, those would make nifty prints."' The recent group is done from photographs sh e took or the shells. After enlarging them to 812" by 11 ", s he selected a sec· tion to feature. "Sometimes It's hard to tell they came Crom shells. The markings on one look almost Navajo in design. It was one or those happy things that hap- pened " Conta. known for her bnlhant bursts or primary and neon col· ors. 1s working with paler, more muted hues Bright blues and keJly greens have been traded for quiet laven- ders. cool grays. muffled mustards and rusty reds. "As I look at them now, the col- ors are subtle a nd subdued. But al the time I was painting them, I didn't know that. "I just said, 'I like that. and I like that.' " CHANGES Corita's life, as well as her art, has undergone a change in the past few years. As Sister Mary Corita at Im· maculate Heart College, s he taught and was was director of the art department. · In a four-year period, she put on more than ISO one-woman shows, wrote and designed two books, designed a SO-foot mural for the New York World's Fair and produced massive exhibits, all in addition to carrymg out her religious obligations. A nun for 32 years, she left the convent and Los Angeles in 1968 for Boston, where she had taken her sabbatical. "It was a chance acquain- tance. I fell in love with the city. "It has something there that holds me. It's a walking city, and I like to walk. I live in the old Back Bay section, where the quality of life is different from here." She comes to California "part· ly for family," and because she has her headquarters in North Hollywood. Corita admits that "after the extreme youthful energy wore out" she turned to a quieter life. "I went from living with 200 people to being by myself. That's kind of an adjustment." COOKING Although sometimes days and weeks go by without touching brush to paper, she is always "cooking" up ideas. , BEA ANDERSON, Editor Friday, December 10. 1978 81 "The seeds for a print are all around, and you just happen to notice some of them," she ex- plained. For example, her uncomplicat· ed blue, black and white "in" print came from a photograph of a shopping center parking lot. Corita finds inspiration in billboards, the Bible and the writings of philosophers and authors. She has turned an ad· vertisement for oranges into a message of warmth and a bread wrapper into a shout of hope. Influenced by the abstract ex- pressionists and the pop art mov· ement, she said, ·'That whole pop art group took ordinary things and helped us to see them with a kind of humor and lightness." She chooses statements "that either picked m e up or were things that l wanted to read more than once." ENLARGED Most of her work is done ftrst on a small scale, then often enlarged. "I love the blown up edge. It has a texture that's marveJous. I love to see my things big." Her designs are elastic and flexible. "The same thing works as well tiny as it does blown up." Like her striking "Love" card. Done on glossy white, a popp~ red heart is coupled with a jet black banner of letters spelling the word love. It has been a book jacket, a business card and a J2.foot pic- ture. Corlta would like to see it magnifi ed across the side of a building. The heart motif is a recurring symbol for Corita. After all, her name comes from the word "cor," Latin for heart. O.ltyrli.t-•lryl.L.ff~ ..... .• .. • .. ,. Carita Kent, artist known for combining colors and shapes with distinctive caligraphy, is visiting from Boston, her home since leaving the convent in 1968. The striking red heart is one of her happy trademarks: 0.fly POOi p"°'"'"Y P•lrlc-O'Oonnell .. Picture Perfect Conta Kent 's t.>xuberant : is as comfortable on a l 1 , jack<.'t as 1t 1s on th<.' hvinv, room wall m the Newport &ach home of Mr. and Mrs. llobart Burnett Mrs . Burnett took a page from the Conta-11lustrated book "To Believe 1n God." had a sltdl' made, and proJccted 1t on the wall. They trac<.'d the dl'Sl~n m pen· cil, then for 10 d ays mel1culou!>ly pamtcd 1t exactly as C.:onta had. "It looks !>1mple but it was tedious to do Sometimes one word would lake an hour," ad- mitted Mrs. Burnell. "Conta permitted me lo do •t only if it was absolutely precise.·· she added. The Burnetts, longtime friend'i or the former nun, exhjbitcd ht'r work in a gallC'ry m their home in Los Angeles for many years. Hers is a big one, filled with love. Lola, Hobart Burnett Art Draws Serial Pr ize Eating a good breakfast bas paid off for Maria Scarlett, a Costa Mesa Hig h School freshman. It was while munching her cereal that she noticed a contest olfer on the back of the oox. Children and youths drawing or painting the best picture of a Revolutionary War hero eating a good breakfast would win $Sa week for a year. Miss Scarlett submitted a watercolor drawing of Paul Revere ridin( a horse with a bowl of cereal in one hand and a spoon in the other crying out , "Eat a good bre.~ ast! " She a lready has started receiving her weekly "allowance" and 11 savinit it for a car. Miss Scarlett, who eats cereal for breakfast unless she's late for school (then it's juice and toast), became interested in draw- ln1 whlle accompanying her mother to her art lessons. She has hopes of becoming an advertising artist or cartoonist and also Is interested ln painting murals and stage sets. Her father, Neil, an electrical engineer, and mother, Theresa, a painter, are extremely proud or her achievements so far. The Stick Up for Breakfast Contest was sponsored by Kellogg's to improve nutrition awareness and breakfast eating habits. Last year the company sponsored a nutr1t1on education pro ject in the Was hington, 0 . C. public school system where 72,000 elementary school students were taught the ba!>lcs or good catini; with breakfast as the critical meal. "The Iowa Breakfast Studies show that only one out of five Americans eats a nutritionally sound breakfast,·' Kellogg's s~11d . "These studies also show that omission of breakfast results in a poor attitude toward school and academic achievPment. "Nutritionists recommend that a sound breakfast contain one-fourth or an individual's daily protein and c alorie require· ments.'' Prize-winning artist, Marie Scarlett works on cartoon. At left, her winning entry. .... . .. 82 DAILY PILOT Friday. December 10. 1976 . · . . Aerobics: Step • In Right· Direction UMCHAINt:O? u..olt 111 our 'l·h·t·t 11 ... >r 1 IK Golll t 'h Jin,, Jll I 1111r 'llt>w l.1n1• of f111t HK l..iold lt1n1'' r .. r ( hr1,,1 m.b Dorothy Burton checks heart (ate, a 'must' after every dance. Class stresses safety. Bell Ringer Idea Lasts SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -As a 17-year-old SaJvalion Army cadet, Amelia Devine was disap- pointed that not many coins were being tossed in ller Christmas kettle on a wind-swept New York City street corner in 1001. "Not m a ny people noticed m e, so a supervisor suggested I bang on the kettle with a stick, but that didn't work very well," Mrs. Devine, now 92 and still active in Salvation Army work, said in a n interview. · "I s aid, 'How about ~etting a little bell to ring?' So somebody went into the dime store and bought some 10-cent bells. They had just started using kettles for strN't collections t.o feed the poor people on chnstmas. and nobody had thought of a bel I until then,·• she recalled. She came to town ttus week to continue the bell-ringing t rad1t1on-for a few hours al the Salvation Army Christmas kettle beside the Ferry Building -where city author ities first al- lowed the Army lo set up a collection kettle in 11181. Mrs. Devine, whose husband died in 1929, lives alone in a four-room apartment in su burban Burlingame. She has two sons and a daughter , 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Born in Johnstown, Pa.uhe survived the dis- astrous J ohnstown Oood there when she was s years old. She joined the Salvation Army in Pit- tsburgh at the age of 15, and underwent a year of training in New York before holding assign- m ents in Ohio, Colorado, Kentucky and California. She came to San Francisco in 1909, when the rowdy, sinful Barbary Coast district was in fuU swing "We'd s:o out a t 9 30 and hold services in the strttt until ahoul midnight. There was nothing but drunks lht'r«' then, and our soldjers, who were mostly re-<" I aimed drunks." s he said. "All the saloon.'! wen• (uJI or girls, tf you want to call them that It was in the-cfays or the lcnockout drop'!. Th<":>e s:1rls, they would get a rich man they knew had money, and they would put knockout drops in has dnnk, whk h would put him to sleep so they could Orcce him -lake his wallet. "And then they'd mark his shoulder with a bit of chalk, so another girl wouldn't waste her timeonbim." PUSHED---TO--THE-- WALL FURNlnJRE SALE Hffd roG111 for MW arri•als! "' Imported French Wdr"U Game Sot * Beiqe Velvet Sofa • Motchnq ~ * PMh y .Row Sofo • Matchinq Oar * CM:JI Gm Cod1oil Tc*:ile. W Tablo lmpotted Gold Bose. Snd:e Gou * LoM Rattan Sofa. ~OU, Codtoil, W Table. Hope Cheu · Wedq.wood lb lairtoned) '* lamps, AccMWties. Mtcebieous TablM * Lage, Beouilful oil Poirtrqs • ITO¥f ~ect5 * Antique Umbrelo Stand. Q.d Mm,.. * Unusuol fvoo RI.liq\· 6.18 & 9·12 * 38.Ja Ottoman • llrown. ~ Bolii Print * 36U6 Ottoman • White.~-" P'~ OUTIT.,...ntCIS YOU CAM AHC>ao I OPIH DAILY t-1 I 3Jrttine 3Jnttrinrs 2400 W. C ... Hwy .. St.. I .....,....._..,c .. nuo (714) Mt.M11 (114) 17M50t Do you hate to exercise' Can't stand the thought or Joga;ing around the track alone? Don't have a bicycle to nde? Are you Ceehne sJuggish and listless'? Perhaps aerobic dancing is for you. Aerobic dancing, deVlSed by Jacki Sorenson, an E ast Coas t resident who was a clinic staff member or the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports several years ago, is a series of simple, vigorous dances done to music. It has s lowly wended Its way wes t and now is being offer ed in several Orange County loca- tions . Nancy Buchanan, an instructor, stresses that participa nts need not ha ve any dancing skills. "If you can walk, bend, reach, hop, jog, shout, smile or laugh you can do it," she says. Basic s teps are taught during a 10-to 12·week session led by specially trained instructors. The teachers must meet certain qualifica- tions, Ms. Buchanan s&d, and attend classes every three months to learn new dances. Instructors who are S-foot 4·inches. for ex- ample, must weigh between 108 a nd 120 pounds. U they are unde r 30 they must be able to run between 1.35 and 1.65 rnUes in 12 minutes, and all instructors must be non-smokers. Safety is stressed in all the classes, Ms. Buchanan said. Heart rates are monitored afler every dance and no student is allowed to leave after class until heF rate is down to normal. In addition to being a good physkal exerdse, aerobic dancing provides a lift for the spirits, ac- cord ing t o Gl enn Swengros, an exercise authority. He has s aid of the technique, "You'll get along better with everyone, including your husband and children-even the neighbors.'' Nancy Christenson, a Fountain Valley resi- dent who belongs to one of Buchanan's classes , said .. You feel like you've done something. It gets your pulse rate up and you know it's work· ing." Mrs. Christenson, who described hersell as "very active," has taken slim and trim classes from Ms. Buchanan but prelers the lively beat of· aerobic dancing. The fact that the technique is suitable for everyone is best illustrated by the instructor hersell. A political science major in college, Ms. Buchanan bad litUe more training for aerobic dancing than running track as a youngster. Classes are offered through the parks and recreation departments of several Orange Coast cities. fT WIU. r14 Y YOU TO Nancy Buchanan COMr .01 OUR rRICES ~Ive M Gems leads group in c.?.!2.~.!~'!.~'-~· cool-down exercise ...__--.,••..;.s-_1 .... •o_• __ _ after strenuous 'dancing. 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Hew-port "'"'' FltH rADIHG IH IUAlt A process to prevent hyaline membrane dis- eas e in prema turely born infants is being studied a t the UCLA School of Medicine under a Christmas Seal grant. Directing the r esenrch project is Cynthia T. Barrett, M D, assistant professor of pediatrics in the school's neonatology division. "Hyaline membrane disease is the most com- mon cause of infa nt mortality in this coun- try," said Dr. Barrett. "It causes som e 10,000 infant deaths a year- and this in a relatively medically sophisticated country as the U. S." The research project involves accelerating the maturing process in in- fant lungs. Babies suffer- ing from t he disease usually are prematurely born a nd un a b le to b reath e properl y because their lungs are immature. Amelia Devine, 92, jingles bell in San Francisco. She began Salvation Army's bell program in 1901 . "We are investigating the mechan is m which · controls t he maturing process in the lungs or in- fants," Dr. Barrell said. In the experiments at UCLA, animal mothers rece ive cortisone JU:. before giving birth. This seems to accelerate lung maturation ~nd Improve' survival, but also pro- WREATHS GARLANDS -::?cj/JJO ~~~ Q(i)~ Q MISTL•TOB AND HOLLY Newport Nursery 1SOO east coast highway newPort beach 644-9510 CHRISTMAS TREES LIVE and F RESH CUT GREEN OR FLOCKE D POINSETTIAS ALL SIZES MANY COLORFUL GIFT PLANTS DECX>~TIONS FROM AROUftl>THE WORL,D • 9 j ff Cerlift(o•t.. L .. •"llttoNAl.CMAltO .. -MASTllt CMAlt01•9ANICAM&ltlCAltD Open WHk Drts •:30 •.m. to 5:30 p.m. SUnd•y't to 5:30 duce harmful side ef- fect s on the a nimal babies. Newport 1.ach, Calf. Ph. 675-3080 NOW OPEN IN NEWPORT HILLS CENTER 1 needlepoint 1 rugs 1 crewel 1 kits & supplies 8[CINNING AND ADVANC[D C!ASSfS START IN JMJUllfl'( BRING IHIS AD IN FOR A COMPl/MCNTAPY YAPN f'tl ,MJl1 ftl 2 621 SAN MIGUEL, NEWPORT BEACH 759·0567 HEAR THE HEW RALPH'S MARMET ALSO -IH LIDO VILLAGE 673·5455 O~IL Y Pll OT 8 3 Being Cruel Also Can Be Kind (Ann Landers ~] UEAR J\'.';:-.. I \l' rwH•r had ;1 p11oblem I ~·01ildn I handll' rHf!>l•lf but no\.,, I m 111 J <,pol th,1t ma} nut Su•rrtlf Ii kt• nllll'h lo \fill bl.It for ml· 11 "twll 1\1 ar} c Jib nw al "urk 1 't•1 v da) !>ay11 she "111 die 1r i.tw 1l<K'!>n 'l hear my voice 1 ·, c J ... 1-l'<.I ht•r to c:ul 1l out lml :.he call-. Jll\"ay l\~t.-r. For her 11a'-e a well as )Our own, ) ou m ui.l l~ll ~1ary 11he is not w~lcome In your home ln the future. Le t her '-now If s he telephone::. ) ou at work again you Our two c:h1ldn•n I ages J and 5) and I moved in with my purents Mom and Dud have al"UY!t hud a hard llmt' rinanc1ally Now With three m ore mouths to re~ I know 1t must be a tt•rrable i.trnm on them. Or COur:.e, lhL'}' nevt•r !>U}' anything. They a r c loo kind und cons ider a ll' for that. were ··more saving .. I could manage on my Cather'!> check 11111 Mike• I!'> ,1 '>h1hl.10.-n man .mil Im afraul I 'll 11t·v1·r ,.:ct ht-; J><'l m1s1>1on to J;•> to \\Ork Wh.il ! !>h oul d I do \11 11' • I reel guilty wal<'h ing my m other try ing to stretch the meal loaf by adding :i lot of oatmeul and bread crumbs and prl'lt•nd mg that milk aod fresh Crwt i.ud· denly don't agree with her. . ZANESVll.l.F .. S'm a ;?<J) t".11 olJ h.1pp1I) rnJr Tl~ m an with lhrt•t• ht•,1ut1ful will hang up on her. Then dolt. ~ daughtl'ri. ThP prohll·rn .., a l!I year old ~1rl I I 'II C'.111 hl•r Man • She ll vl'!> with hl'r par1·111i. in the• up ... tair:. or ll11s tlupkx I '\ e all>o told her I am nul the 111-:ht man for her. but she ~wear!'> :.he• l'an l II\ l' "1th11ul Oil' Mur} h..1~ lo!'>l 20 pound!> 111 th1• la!'>l l"o month!-. and got>s into cryinK !->pt•ll !> when I It'll hl•r :.he ought to fotcl a nice guy hl•r own a~e The problem persists l>euuse of your amblvaluce and guUess· ~8s. There are Umeit when a person mu11t be cruel to be klnd - and this Is certainly one of those times. I feel I should go lo work and tarry my share of the load. I used lo be a pretty good lyp1st and could brush up in a ('oupll• or weeks. Mike writt1's to me ulmost every day and ;... d c<1d Sl'l a~am:.t the idea or m C' "orkin~ in an of face lie keeps rt·~ating. "A mothc•r belon.:s at home "1th ht•r <'hildren." Mike m111!>lS Lhal 1r I My o lder child already 1s in kindergarten and the younger one love11 lo be w1lh Grandma OF.i\R ~.; Miki• h~' no right lo • tell you whe1 l' \'O OUl(hl to lw. ' considering whNe IU: 1.-.. Gu 0 111 • and ge& you nt'lr a Nb and t•·ll 1 your hus band you must do wh111 ! you feel ls decent aml honorahh" : Mury da1ms !>ht• 1 ... 111:ull v 1n l uvt• with rnt• Sht• t•ompo., do" n~l•11r:-. llll' m 1111111' :-.ht· l..n11'M• l'mhonw M> "ilt•kt•1•p:-1!>a \111g "Th.IL girl 'lll't' h,1.., ;1 t•ru .. h cin )'OU." I 1kn\ ll lil'l'JUM' I <lc111 t wunt tu m Jk 1• r 11111 bit• for I h1• porn k1(I What c Jn l do ubout this l('rr1 lilt· ~1tuallon . ,\1111'! ('m a Nt-:H\'OuS WRECK l>EJ\R N.W.: Thl•rf''S a lol you arl'n 'l telling n\(' -like how did lhh "PoOr kid" gel so hung up on w u'.' Hut that's an<tt hf'r Jeu u. OEAH ANN l.ANOEHS My hus band. M1kt•, ~ol into a hltle troublt• with the law 1.1nd is now in the pen11l'nt1ary pu,>rng his debt to SO(' I el\ Li I I Diamond With a Soft Spot By Jl l.l·:S l.A>ll WASlllNGTON CAP> -1'1l\' l.11 Like so many others in th1.:. m•n ous town, l.1 I ulrcad~· knows thl' hardship that the greut and awt'.,omt• tran~fer of .:overnment "'"work upon he r F or 21 ~ yeurs. Lil has served hl·r C'uunlr) 1n a most personal wuy lier dut), of courst'. will end Jan. 20. After that, who knows? A ph11 0 ... uph1c sort . Lil accepts the futun• with equanimity Lil Ltlliun La wrenson runs lhc carry ·out Joint where' Pn .. ;id1.•11t Ford order), up h1!> h.imbur!:(cr:-. "I don't need to bench," I.ii i.nid. w ith a bored toss or i i d1amond -en cr u !>led hand "Th..il 0l> lw~·n the l>t't·rtl of m\' :.U<'<'e)o.S. S mall profit. big \olumc " llold it. Lil. D0t·s President Ford n•alh st·nd out for ham burg<'r'>" · "A bl.ir k hmousme half a block Ion~ pulb up on !'-.1t11rda~ s ;111•t lh<' chaurreur comel> m for ham hurj!<'r' "If thl· thauffeur '>a):. lhl'~ 11· for lht• Prt.•!>1denl. thl'\ 1 e fur I h1• l'n·:-.1tknt Wh\ not". !\l\' ham huri;:er::. ar(' · prC'~ 1dl·ni 1al • · "om:in ," )>ht• 11:i1d "Not a f<'m 1n1s t ('\ c raised three <'htldren but l hate changing diapers I'm :i g0<xl wire, but I c an't :.t uy ho m t' and hl' a houi.e" ire WhC'n I pa~sl'<.I so I began dl'i.<'nbin~ myself as u ::.exy !>t•n111r C'1l11t'n ." lier notio n s o f seni o r c·1tizt•nship. however, arc pre· mature In appearance, she'11 a slend<'r ~O with bt'auly -parlorl'd hair and w i1k . wt•t lirown l'Yt.·s. a l'harn I Hiker givt'n tu dangly t•ar· rinJ!i. and sp;,1 rk ly h<ind and wnsl bauhl.l's She·,. a calliope in ttw oboe St•cl1on. But she ~lands out in a more signifiC'a nt \\a). too, in lhl'M' day-; wh<'n lwh :I\ 111r:il Sl'ltnlll>ts are u:-.1ni.: "ork words l1k t· "apathy ·· un<l "d1 l>cnchilnt ment .. Lil. for cxampll'. docs not h1rl• pc:•ople to "ork 111 her various hamburJ,!l'r Jlltnh She adopts them Some or h<•r cmplo) l's ha\ e, \H•ll. hN'n 1n t rouble. They nl'l'<.I .i l'hanre. and J.!l'l 1t Some of he r custom e r i. are down on thl'1r luck They n N•d C'red1l . and gel 11 Others s 1mpl) need a meal. and l(et 11. fr1•<', lwc:iu!'ol' L11'i. mothl'r taught her "If i.umNme 111 hun gry. fl:Cd him ." LJ/!w n La wrens on may be out of job. Thul ., CJ., gnotl a dl•sc·1~ µll<m a"i .'II). thou~h Jlljl'l'l1\·es 'llC'h a!'! 111n11val1\ t' a:ltl 'I\ :inou:-. ai.d al· trarll\ l' :.ind. \'l':-.. horlf':-1. "oultl al!"o !-lcrve · ll1•r uurgers go for $1 lo $2 !'our your O\\ n r o rfl:<' t-'el<'h your own soft d rink P:iv as \OU ll•ave And \\ hi<'h cxotii.· lrl;:il rlnt•s th1· Pres1dt'nl opt for, as lht•) s:iy 111 this town" FIND THAT DISTINCTIVE CHRiSTMAS GIFT AT. ka levaln IM DAMA POINT MARINA • f,r t ' ... •,,I .._N•fr• • l•P 11 t (,J.1 " • •q • 11 • H1'1"'llfiP • 'V t1 ·TI••• 'r lf '' W ,. di• l l'r m • V f' l1 ~41 l"lt. ttt • ~, 1 ; I I "llf '• , H A. .-n , ,, H , .. h 1i1• ·v MARIMA VILUGE • 49<.·7720 OPfll Dolly I !>;JO o.m. to 9 p.m. Thl'Y wou Id !'>l'I'\ e lo flro)o.c ri hf' I.ii Lawri.'nsun , loo Wh;,t a Ila mt'. I.ii would not minJ th.1! ddi111 lion at al I .. , . m a ft•mi11tnl' "I don't knu" ... said 1!.il "ll':. alw;iy:s a big or<ler. a Hll'lt•ty .. Horoscope: Taurus En°'ugh's Enough lh S\'0'\1-:Y OMJ\RR SATl RDAV, OE('f':~IBER II ARI ES !~l arch 21 \pril HI I Wh,11 had b('l'Jl l:iht•11 for .:ranlNI '"!'>uh J1•1·1 lo rt'\'''" T \llR\'S I \pril :rn \l .1\ 201 llt·an ha11d1'ft '1s1lor nr f;1111 11\ ml'ml14.·r ., ho u I LI h I' l ;, I e to Ill' h.1C'kt•d rnlo cornl'r CANC ER I .Jun<' 21 Julv 221 lk rrady for anal~ SI' of pl.H'('S :ind pt'Oplt• At·< 1•n1 on frn,111 nal stat U!'o. ' LEO <.Jul\ 23 AuJ.! 22 Lunar C) C'lc h igh per sonality. popularit~ are emphasized. Family mrmber has 1dc<1s. VIRGO CAug 23-Scpt 22l · Behind scenes a£'· t1v1ly, aur ;i of ba<·kslagt• i.:lamour •~ mu c h 1n l'Vtdcnce. You could ht' appt'arinit before ml'<ha. URRA !Sept. 23·0 <'L 2Zl Kt•y is to utili7.e past l('~l.1ms, lo organize. lo bring prior 1 lies 1nl•> focu:.. A frll'ntbhip roultl l><'cnmcsoml'lhing morl' SCOR PIO IOC't 23- Nov 21 I Rcslriclions fall aside . You get nd of unfo1r burdl'ns. Aries. Libra r1~ure prominent ly A relative. !>Omewh:il of a "wet b lanket." 1i. forced to r etreat SAGITTARIUS <NO\'. 22-0 ec 21): Frci.h start indicated ah1hty to write. commun1C'ate 1s enhanced. Travel. ~•udy. langua~e CAPRIC ORN 1 Dec . 23-Jan. 191: Yo ur a bility lo know what is re11I ns tonlrasled to "phony" 1:. recognized, rcwardt·d. t\QU ARI US C.1 ;,in. 20· Feb. 11!): 1-lunt·h. in tuition, e"<lrascn:.or y per<'eption figure in 1m porlanl ways PISCES I Feb 19 March 201 lndirert ap proach is best feel your way. ~ct lay o r l11nd means tread carefully Bec°"'e of the trel'Mftd041> response to ow " TURQUOISE SPECTACUlAR TM TrocHrs h••• ~ to '""• tltelr fob11lou coll•ctlo• of ~·• Oftd tll'te.-wittl m ...,. Cl1rh tM01. 50 % !~~ TURQUOISf · MOT1'4H OF l'~ARL · CORAL •M<J•. tr.ceff+1 . w*i. 1-.:t. Choll•n • H-n ·........... ,..,0..h EACH Wffl( WE WILL OFFER A Sl'f.CIAL OH SEU:CTEO ITEMS. THIS W C:EK OHL Y 2/3 Off ALL IRACElETS 1-.,>uooo SAUU100 -•"'""" SAUH OOO r----------e-------------, : HOLIDAY SPECIAL! : : 99.9% PURE SILVER : i s· .. ool· 1 : 1 :::: ;:-:: i I I ·-• ""ti..•• t.u~tC)tTHH J '-----G-..4f.1 Oo 10.n •• .-, ow u ·-----· Ill ~«fto .~ ~-' fui 1424 v;, Udo • Nowpo.+ B<o<h <.<I ,t'l~lL .? Voli~frMl'Of\I"<; --J Jr ~i J7J..i, ( !!Z' o_o .. ~ • ".'._10 ._ .. , ,, o • ,. """"' ~ • ~·"'." ___ !Imo_...,. .. .!_~!'!-!!"'! .... ~.-.............. "'!.!•;_, 1 t X'J'j Wh I' t1 • . -· (' ' . ,J,\1.1-,1 l "'• 1. <.:1Jrt1urny h'°''/: 1..W:'..\ 6 20 pt~p I l·~--)()!JI .38 ~ I ~?--~~ I @)~@@)~~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644·5070 SEIKO HAS A SOUND WAY OF KEEPING THE BUSY EXECUTIVE ON TIME. THE NEW DREXEL J ) J Ho AJ015M-$10 00 I I J o•U ••nd•nR ·ttt ft wAt•' tf',tf'd 1n~1.an1 l't•I .... , •. ,..o .. v'•·tt•<.-' •nn u .-a•"""'~• bf.'"'"1"1 , ........ , ., .. ,~ , ... . b U • •I l he Seiko 8ellmat1c 1s .>lmost a private secretary Not only does 11keep11.iwlcss lime, but its crisn clear Seiko bell alarm ::issures on time performance by the man who wears 1t Interested' Just stop by and see all the exc1t1na Seiko Oellmat1c models. SEIKO A .H WC/NERT 32 Fashion lalitnd. Newport Boac:l'I 8«·2040 ET CETERA DESIGNS A·RE HERE The bnetesl look al ou1 newest (I Cetera• occasional p1oce<. l)y Drexot •wilt tell yo11 why t11e excitement 1s h1gl1 II <; rare to encounter r.11ch an elegint portlol10 of design .. -nrer '.hit to choose fro•n so rich an offering ot ctecor nl<>d firw;hes 1 P:irquetry. 1nl;iys and veneers of remarkable bc;)uty. burl woods and sohd brass 1rim. ch1no1se11e nnd hfllld scieencd decQra11on vie for your a11ent1on /\ lc1c;urely inspection is 1n order E,1ch •tern will suggest deliqhtlul dccorn11ng poss1b1ht1es 1n your t1ome1 7eJ11111~~ Rne Furnltur• end lntor/or Design TOflllANCI LAGUNA alACH 23141 MAWTHORNI aLVD. i41 NORTH COAIT HWY. U8·t27t 494·1 .. t NIWPORT 8IACH t 711 WllTCLIPP DR. 141·.1090 ALL STORES OPEN FAOM MON . ..SAT. 9AM·5:30PM. ' . . .... ,,.. .. .. . \ . • ' I .. f: I ~ . , ·., .,:~ B •I D .IL'( Ptl OT f"ridat. 00(;•rnbor 10. 1976 Growth Expeeted Meaa Office Operwd J D Packa~ln1 haJ opened a new otnce and warehou11c roc1hty at 2940 Grace Lane, Co.ta Meta. The firm :spcclllzes ln dl-slgnlng custom·made box es for a vat lety or mru1u!actunng concerns ctnd the 1ovcmmcnt , 1~ -,v ....... ----' I ... --UCU Report Predict.s Rebound .c ~.-.... J I~ 1'(··--J... l .. ···,;:;;;.~·1 Tb• U S. Economy 11 npeeted to move a head ln ltTT alter the 1Ucht lull ln the real Orosa Nedonal product <GNP) 1r owth ln tho l•st part ol 1t7e, eccordin& to tho annual buslne11 foreeas t of economic forecuton at th• UC LA Graduate School of Management. (TAKING 'TOCK) 177 VOLVO 212 00 f'ul/11 ntMl/J/>tll I ~1•1•r4' w aur1r11<1/. 1111/4'\J 11/nu, w s w /Ir~~ & AM f \1 ,,,,.,," Iii "'" 11,x·n n .d /,1111· Cuv t·o . .r $7000, /11111tlu11I bu/ JJOOO, 111 & lui/ 111v111/1t IJ(JtJflli'lll & lic111111t ,,. 11d11w111 • fill lljlfll0114'U (/CUii. I 1113<1~7 I IV!' l\l(lllt all rrUlkll'" "''"'"ly MARA1UIS h£fi11 1'11 lllll - -.1.\J\J 1il111 1•11 Vuh11 / l uy111.1 ,MllU~ '-1.iq;u .. rit.-l'l.~y .. "11\\IUll V1r111 (714/ lLll ~'iRO The best doesn't have to cost more. I ,....- ·-~·-·· '~Ill~ I ' ·~t ' 1 ~t-~ n l /', f'/•• Uf<' )11/•/lllJ: 111•( (11 If •lllf lt /l.t/,1//0111 /o>t •Ill"' I ''" I \1 11 I• 1 ,/," 111 'r 1111•1111 /11;•/11 r pr1< c I I \It rlt1 (.,;It/I.Jc \f,1\11 1 /), 11!1 r ,JllJ lt <' )•If ) •ltrH'f.1 Nabers Cadillac r-·..J('-c... / .~~ ·l~~~ ~~l~',;lllT:::;:=----~.\,~1 ---------~-! ....._,. l,, ___ ~ l .... ,, \ \ I I I ·-:-----r I I ' I C":''::';":"""' I' 14 'I RHl GNP 1rowth In lt76 •tarted 1tron1 wllh a flrat.quaner srowt.h of 8.2 ~rcenl, but lt hu manated only about 4 percent 1lnce then. The 25th annual UCLA forecut.. directed by Robert M. Wllllams, and bued on an econometric model for the United Stat.et de veloped by Larry J . Klmboll, II • . . • •• ! . ~-calla for real GNP growUI of 5.2 per- -cent ln 1977, clown about 1 percent rrom the 5.2 percent expected for 1976. ~--------. .,. ..... , . , _____ _ -. --.._ NORDS'mOM, NEW SHOPS UNDER WAY South Coast Plaza Pl•n• Expansion South Coast Plaza Tells Expansion Plan South Coast Plaza ortldals have re· leased expansion vlans ror the Costa Mesa complex. Plans include a new Nurdstr<m1 specialty store adJacent to Bullocks, two more levels for an existing three· level parking structure, and 'Unother cluster of mnll ~hops behind the new r. Magnin building. THE NORDSTROM STORI';, A three·level structure with 120,000 square fl'et or space. is expected to be completed in M nrch 1978 and will be joined to the existing center on two levels. lt is the Sl'attle·bascd store's first Caltforn1 a oper ation. Construtt1on cost 1s expected to exceed $8 million, plaza offi cials said. Nord11trom began as a family· operated shoe i;torc in 1001 and by 1!.163 specialty appart'I. THERE A.RE NOW 11 Nordstrom stores on the West Coast and Alaska. Completion of the nddilional two levels for the pa rkinc 11tructure south or Bullock's is expected by next August. The \5 new m all shops are expected to be rudy tor occupancy in Sep· tcmber 1977. PROGRESS CONTINUES ON lhe construction or the 80,000-square-foot I. Magnin building, due to open next fall The new store will be the chain's ~eeond in Orange County. •·w e expect inflation to be moderate in the first half of 19TI. About 5 per· cent in th• consumer price index," Kimbell said. "But lt will rtBe ln the lttond half or '77 lo over e percent. The te am projects that the un· e mployment rate will be aharply lower than the 1.1 ~rcent reached tn November 1971. .......,VftltA1lN WASHJNOTON (AP) -The Jolnt Con•reNlonal Atom.le Ener1y Com· mitt.et, which haa l\lldod the nucleat growth of tht Unite(} Stal.el alnce 1948, is beln• 1lrtpptd or lta power while be· int denounced aa a u1cle111 , dan1trou1 relic. Hou11 Democrats voled to remove the Joint committee'• blll·dranlna power. A similar propoul awalta ac- tion ln the Sonale, lhou1h action by one chamber la enouah to •bollah the joint committee. The full Houae la ex· pteled to approve the propotal next month. A•tralc A fcl Blafted "How would you like your competJ· tion to alwaya opertte at a I011. re· celve federal 1ubaldloe paid for by your tu dollan and undercut your rates and farea?" wald Chtrlea 0 . Kirkpatrick, m arkotin• chief lor Greyhound Linea, Inc. · Groeoer• 8rop Pre•• · PALM S PRINGS <Ar) -The state's m ost powerful organlxaUnn or growers has decided not to press for immediate changes In California's controversial farm labor law. The action by the 74,000-member California Farm Bureau Federation defused a po\f'ntlally batter leglJtaU vc battle between growers and Cetar Chavez' United Farm Workers. PIJC EleeU Leflder SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Robert BaUnovlch, a frequent critic of uUUty companlea, h11 been elected preli· dtnt of the CalHornJa Publ!c UWlUes Commlulon. Named to the PUC ln 197$ by Gov. Edmund o. nrown Jr'., Batinovlch will replace Duvld Holmea u eic· ecutlve and admlnJstrallve head ·ol the re1ulalory 1.11ency Jan.1. LNG Port .Olul.,ed LOS ANGELES CAP) -Harbor commlutotnera have approved con- 1trucUon of a •t55 million facility pro· poaed for unloadlna and atorin• 11· queried natural 111 •hipped by 1upert1nker1 from Alhka. ;:::::....;:=.-=.================:;:::;it had become the largest lndepen· dently owoed s hoe <'Ornpany In the More Orottge c • .,.,., BulMn•, Page •• PASADENA <AP> -A bua com- pany spokesman, aaylna tupayer11 :>re the vlcllms of ''tho 1real American train robbery," hu laahed out al federal 1ub1ldlea for Amtrak'• Loi An1ele1 to San Dle10 rout~. The ••reemenl wilh Western LNG Tarmlnal Company, a subsidiary or Paclttc Ll,htln1 Corp .. would laat 25 yeara, al owlnl for conatructlon, maintenance and operation& of a 11tag- ln1and1tora1e facility at Berth soaon Termlnal llland. Got eight maids a milking you'd like to move by Christmas? Move thc n1 under our tree. On e ach Thurs day through December t6th, the Daily Pilot will publl h special pages to make It easie r for you to convert your saleabh~ ite m R to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tre«' & sell your toy 1;, sports equipment, luggage. appliances, rurniturc, antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your busineH -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpemdve. Rates are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SAVINGS If you run more than one time. For more information and to place your ad just call 642-5678 and 11k for your Christmas Ad·Vlser for more Information. Your credit Is good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to your Master Charge or BankAmerlcard. 642 -5678 United States. lt later expanded Into women 's, men 's a nd c hildren's Wayne R. 1lau11er, lrvl ne. has been elected pre· sident of Co qi m unity Cablevision Company, a whol- ly owned cable t<'levision subsidiary of The Ir vine Company He has been vice president and gener al manager smce rejoining the company in 1975. He was named Its first general manager when It was cst~bh-;hl'd 1n 1965. Jle IS a ft1rtn1•r rt1an:ir,1•r Of Am~rlron Cablev1.,ion Com oanv. LaJ,!una Uc<1r h, :.ind hos headed cable tdt?\ ic,1on opera lions for )''(;ti Cablev1s1on. Irvine; Teleprompter, Santa Mana; Dyna-Cable. San Diego; DeKalb Cablevision, Atlanta, Ga.; and Oxnard Cabtevi1ion, • Inc .. Oxnard. • MAUSl!ll lto~rt A. Perrlne, LaJ(Una Beach, haa rejoined Teleflle Computer PToducu, Inc., Irvine, H pro·, .,-am manager lo dtrert the company's re·entry In the data communications field. He ori1lnally joh,ed the compan)' ln 1969 ... , head oC engineer ina and more recently hH served as manager of loaic de· velopment with California Computer Products. · * Gordon G. Getchcl, an associate mana1er at The Irvine Company, has been promoted to m anaaer of plannine administration. Cietchel, ao Irvine resident who has worked for the company for two years, will serve aa it11 chief Gf Cl4lL iomng for the ltaison to the city of Irvine and to the various school a1encles in the area. lie will be respoll:lible ror planning projects rcqulrlng land uae entitlement approvals from p11blic agencies Ongoing projects include liaison with city officials rcgard- tn1 1rowth of Woodbridge and Turtle Rock villages, develop- ment of Irvine Center a nd initial c1ly's nrst commerc1ul recreation center. lie also will coordtnate joint plannine with the lrv1ne Unified and Snddle bock College districts for new 1chool 1ite11. • • Bob S. Bell, J~aauna Beach, haa joined Harbor Bank, Lona Beach , WI vice president and mana er of the Marina offi <'e, 1cheduJed to open In January. Bell began his banklns career in 1950 with Security Pacific Nationa l Bank. lie i1 form er vice president ancl manaaer or the Newport Beach office of T o k a l Bank of California. The Marina omce la a former Burtums atore that 11 un- dergoing remodeling. ll ls adja-111.1. cent to Marina Pacifico Shopping Village. Tax Seminars Slated Oran1e Coaat College, in cooperation with the Internal Revenue Service, wtJI present a 16·hour r•neral lax Institute Saturday and Dec. 18 in OCC's fine arts hall 119. Fee for the two-day 9 a.m .-s p.m. seminar 11 $20 and r.,11t.utlon closes Friday. Checks, madt PIY•· bl• to Oran11 Coa~t College, should be malled to OCC Tax lnslllule, 2701 F'3.irview Road, Cotta Mesa 9'l626. Th• 1emtnar will deAI with speclnc l11ue1 per· t&lnlnK to lndlvlduaJ tu returns at the lntermod\ot level. 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M .. f, l M"' 111 I l •W•ll'ol O •"!•••II ~ ,~ in sL i'" i ..,, u" ., °' •,..ct • °' 'II ,,... .. .o .. ~ ,,, .... tO ,, ... ,. h 10.., NL " 11 , t .I 't I °""1111 lldtp 7.M .U ,. ~ II to NL -' 10 lO II o.t ""9•11 Gt1 r JO 1 '1 .• , I I ~ , , ""'" 10 .. 1 .oo ,~ f,11 ~ l a ft M li Ill( UO tol &in NL 1.,r.-lt '~ ~1111 J.R JS '}ltr'1}f.~ II.ti II • u,•i lu:J n 1& u.ll . ~t , .. ..\ ,11e~;.:0" Friday's Afternoon Prlcea NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS t • , " -.. Frtd1y 0.cember 10, 1978 s O'-ll Y PILOT •lf Etlective Letter Technique Gets Complaint Action Oy SYl.VlA PORTER Durina the (;hri~tm&1s ~hopplntc ~et!fOn , conaumeri. should be prepared for lnlerfor product~. ml~lcaidmg in· strucllons, inaccurate bills and other problems, and t.key 1hould learn how tocompJwn eflcctlvely. There iire techniques that will all but guarantee sue· cetlful resolution of 11 compl.llnt. a11i.un1lng it 1s Vlllid . First, try to solve the problem with the lo<.·ul merchant. J( that lu1ls, try wntina letlcrs . Kathleen Ruu ot the Cooperative Extenbli>n Asi.oc1atlon of Nassau County advlH·s. "He farm and businesi.hke an your first letter or cum- plalnt. Assume that a company wants your Money's Worth goodwill anct will recUfy tho problem. ··But If you don't get u sutldactory reply In three lo four weeks. that's the time to show teeth." I FOR AN EFFECTIVE t'IRST LETl'ER of complaint: -Address the letter to u person (the president. vice prea1dent in charge of customer relllllon1. etc ). Call tho store for the name of the person or look up the name in a re· ference book al a local library. The c•xecullve may pass thu letter down -but chanceb for immediate action are greater. Use personal 11talionery and be sure the letter and 1i1nat11re are legible. Do not use form letters. K~p the let· ter to one page. -KEEP THE LE1Tt:R non·thrutenin1 -write pos1t1vely but not angrily. Uc sure you're not responsible for the problem. Act promptly, while delalls arc fresh in mind. Identify the product completdy: style, color, model number. Give the f ucl.b uboul the lransuction: efforts to deal with the local store, names of persons to whom complaints were made, dateli. charge or receipt number. Copies of im· portant information -cancelled checks, receipts, con tracts. previous correispondence -will be helpful. Do not send originals. The more dcx-umcntut1on. the better. Keep a copy or the letter for future use. -State what 111 wanted: money back, credit lo the ac· count. product replaced, new p:irt, product removed. -INCLUDE YOUR ADDRESS I N T HE letter. "Manr people forgt'I to put a rl'lurn addrcs i. on their letterhead,•· says Mi. Rou, "thanking that if 1t is on the envelope, lhut':. enough." Also include 11 phone number ~here you can be re· ached from 9 a.m . to 5 pm. Ir neceuary, wnte a follow-up letter lo the executive in lhret> to four weC'ki.. i.ay1ng i.omething like: "I wrote you on (date) anct have not hl•ard from you Should my letter not have reached you, enclo11'1d is a copy, If I do not hear from you in <i.tate reasonlihle Uhw >. I will i.end copies or my cor respondencc to (local <.'oni.umer affairs office. Beller Busi· ness Bureau. other consumer agency 1 • • If no reply is received an the stated lime (a week or so), send the correspondence ais warned. AVOID WRITING A COMPLAINT )clle!r tn anger . The key to the technique is to put the complaint on paper c'ffcctively And be sure to include. Name and addrc!\11. Phone number during the husine11s duy. Name and title of the addrosscc. -A THOROUGH Dt:SCRIPTJOll\ of the product and price -!\fame and nddre~s or the store where It was bought. -Receipt number and copy of receipt or warr anty. The charge account number, if applicable. -Date of complaint lo store and name of person who handled 1t. Bates to Quit He Enth 65 Year, on Road ST. PAUL <AP) -Edward P. Kajer, who lums 90 nexl month. says he "hates to trunk about" retiring Jan. 1 after M years as a traveling salesman. ''I'd like to keep on worklne. and I would if It wasn't for my legs," said Kajer. "I huve poor circulaUon in my legit and It slows down my walking. But I'm not looking for sym• pathy. "YOU WORK HARD AND YOU WORK 12-hour days when you 're a traveling salesman, but I 'vc loved my ·work right up 'til the end." He says his job ha11 been his "hobby and recreation" since his wife died 20 years ago. Kajcr has been on the road across much of southern Minnesota since 1911 11etling paper products for Melac!y Paper Co. or St. Poul. lie has truvcled more than a million miles • ''MANY OF THE businesses l sell to aro 1tlll in lhe same families," he said. "Rut now I deal with the son and gTandson11." Lire has chanl{l'd considerably for the mnn who mndt' his way through blowing snow, s leet, broiling 11un and rain by train. sleigh, hor11e and buggy, open car and modem auto to call on cu1lomer11. ICAJH Back in the early days, 11alei>men troveled by train. When the lrain didn't go throurh a town, Kajer and two or three other salesmen would hire a "loam af\d driver or sometimes Just a team~· of horses lo take them to their destination. "YOU HAD TO ENJOY TllAVEL then because It was hard work.'' KaJer uJd. "Sometimes you'd jump off those trains six lim es a day to make calh1 .... Some or lhote towns had pretty crummy hotels.·· lie utd that mode of traveling led lo a frlendllne11 on lhc road th11t hos tong 11lnce disappeared. "I waa never lone· ly because there was a fraternal f Pellng amon• t he saletman,'' K ajer explained. "We'd travel to11ether, ttay In the same hotels a~d have our di nncr together.'' Rohr~s Founder Ousted CHULA VISTA (AP) -Burt F. Raynes ia ofr the board st Rohr Induttrlea, Inc., lh• aet'Ol!pace and tranaportaUon firm he helped found, for the fl rat time In U year&. Rayne11 was forced out aa chairman and chief executive offtoer a year a10 because of heavy Josaea. Hit term as a dJrector e nded with the tlcctlon Wf'dneaday of Jack D. Steel, dean of the \Jnlvenity of Southl!rn CoJltornla School ot B1.11Lne111. S&L tQ Seal Time Cap1ule A blcentennlaJ year time capsule will bo placed rt American Sovln11 and Loan AsSO<'loUnn '8 ntw ftfflce In Seal s .. ch at 4:30 p.m . Tucflday. Materials of ll)('at. rt1tlon11I. 11nd nt1llonal Interest, col lected by the Seal Ueach Ch11mber and American, have beal mlcrolilmed foe inclusion. ' ' ~· DAILY Pll.01 Frod1y. December 10. 197(, Business People MoVe U P UBLIC NOTICE P ' P'ICTIT•OUSIUSINIU IUMI \TATIEMINT , ... IOllllW•1'9 ~,..,,, •••OOl1>911U I ...... : t"ltC CA\T tONC llCTC PROOUCTS Lf0 11)•0 T•ll'l*ll PUBLIC NonCE H •T•MI NT 01' AIA•OOMMINT 01' use 01' l'ICTITIOU' I U•UHUNAMI. 'ttit l•llOWlll!j M•\Oll\ ...... - doNd uw U'\4 or ttw hctlUOU'\ bU'\ M U ......... CCNTR&L I( llAV II 11100-•~ '4t"I S...11• IOI H11lll•"•'"" It<--..~ (A .,.... P VBUCNOTICE STAT•Ml!NTOI' AIAN~lllf \ Ol'UHOl'l'ICTITIOU' IUSINIH NAMI TM llOlloWI ..... , .. .,, ...... - clGnlf'fJ f9'f' U_,. Of 'Mt flc.t1Uou\ tkA l'WI"\\ ........ 11 I' I l'llOPIRllf\ •• •un CNr~qi Av•. ,,,..me C.A •ltU Howard 'Buwe«, llwat.in.:ton llcuch, hru. been apPomtcd ao<:io-economk director for the Los Angeles chapter ol the NatlonaJ Association of Ac- •• <X>Unlamls. HI• 1~ <'onlrollcr for lbc Pryl1f Giggey ... ,:. Company, Santa Fe Spnngs. ~ * John M, Rrld, Irvine, has formed a new agen- cy, Reid Advertlslni and PubUc Rel1tlons, an 1rvine He is former corporate advertlsl.Jlg director 1or Roberts Consolidated I ndustrtcs, Whf're he ,,·,lJJ.lpervised marketing communications for five pro- <fuct.group~ _ ,L .. J ohn 0 . wleka, Huntington Beach, bas been named president of llerttage Jnsuraoce Service, lnc., fo'ullerton. lie entered the insurance business 10 Santa Ana a s an agent in 1961, aod has served with both IHc and casualty insurers • Ev~-rell W. Dinitwell, Balboa Island, has been apJ>()inted vice president of marketing for Certified Grocers tif ('•llfornla, Ltd. He as for mer ellecultve director of merchandising Wllh the company He will continue his respons1billl1es for p1archasing for Certified's dry grocery, frozen food, delicatessen :.and general merchandise d1v1s1ons and add responsibility for d1:.tribution of general merchan- dise. private label purchasing, quality assurance, (Tlarketing development, export sales and the cnr porate sales and advertising programs. * . IA'Ooard W. Jarce, Newport Beach. has been ~lected to the board of directors of National Systems Corp., Newport Deach lie is president ol ,National SPortswear Company, Costa Mesa. • Paul Ruch II ha:. bt.>t.•n named vice president ol operatJOns for Far West Services, Inc., lrvine. He is former s upervisor for the company's Orange Coun tyregion. * Thom as N. Kranig, M1ss10n V1eJo, has been promoted to statewide production manager of the FHA/VA department of llome Federal Savings and 'Loan Assoc1alinn of San Diego. lie wall continue to serve as regional managC'r in the Santa Ana office. ' * Sally Clay, .Fount:un Valley, has been selected '~itizen of the Y<'<1r f)y a pant•I of her rell<iw workers at Sears, Roebuck and Company. She is ,flcad of the repair and parts department an the Costa Mes a Sears store • Steven G. l.uckcnbach, C:o!>t;i Mesa, ha:. been appointed s upl'rv1sor of advert1i.1ng and sales pro 'motion at Air California, Nt·'-l>port liN•ch ll(• served m a similar position \\1th th<' Zoulog1cal Society of San U1l·~o and S<>a World • Wiiiiam Diethrich, F.I Toro. has been promotl·d to assistant vice prc>s1denl and manager of California 1-'lrst Bank. lluntmgton B<'a('h. • Don A. lknol(, lrv1nt•. hai; het•n a1>point1·d manager of Ne\\ l)(lrt E1iulty Fund's new M 1si.1on VieJO branch Ill' \\ 111 i.u pcn l'l' rnanagC'm<'nt nf 1nvl•stm1•11t 'trust deeds and l11i-.tnhut1on nf homeowners loans While lavin,.: on 1h1· F:ast Coast. llcn:og, a nat1vt· Nt•w Yorker, foundl•d tht Pat1•rl>on Check (.'ashing Comµanv .inn Second Mortga~e /\ssoc1all')). I It• maintains ownl•rsh1p 11f both frrms !Ir Join~d N1'wpor1 f•:qu1t' HEAzoc; , Funds th1:-. yt•at :ift er \\nrkmg ncarh thrt•l' v<'ars a~. an execull vc with C:t•lfarnl. \\ ,1<·nc1w. ll.-nnl.'rt & Feldman, Ccntun Cit; • Geor~e E. Oa,hh·ll h.1, l1l't·11 Jpp111ntPd cor porate vice president and gen1·1-.il rnJn:ign of lhl· Naked Mini rl1v1s1on of Cnmpulf'r Autom3tlon, Inc. lrvine. He falls tht> 'a<'<tncy rn•att'tl h~ thc-rl'l1re ment of Emmoni1 MUH, J cumµ .. ny founder and first vice president lie 1s responsahlt! ror en1uneering, manuCactur fog and mark cling opcr:i1ions of th~ d1v1.,1on • Karen North<'ull, 8rf'nt Daggett and Larry Mouri havt' 1oincd F.DAW, Inc., environmental planmn~ and urban design firm of Newport Reach. 'Ms. Northcutt is former start pl:inncr and markel analyst for the Tennessee I lousing Development . ~ftency. Nushvalle, and the Southeust Tennessee t>Cvrlopment 011>lr1ct and Council of Gov{•rnment!> lo ChattantmAU t>a1u~ett as un urbun designer formerly ;iffallal<'d with Wallo<'t'. Mrltarg, Roberts and Toss an Los /\ngrles and Ph1ludelphia Mouri is Pl' Bl.IC' NOTICE Pl'RLIC NOTICE a landscape des1aocr formerly airtlJatt'd wuh a landscape architecture ltrm in Snn Dimas 111 John E . W1"en1 C~tn Mcl!a, ha" been appoint· ('CJ vice president and manager of the Community Bank Stonewood branch. Ile joined the bank earlier UUs year as a commercial loan officer ! • Cbarlt-x 1(rlll, owner or Avery Rentals, Capistrano Beach, has been elected president of the Orange County chapter of the California Rental As· sociatmn. • Cene Coda has been named regional supervisor for Orange County al f'ar West Services, lnc..tle ls former Newporl Beach area supervi:mr • Linda M. Pacanlc, El Toro, has been promoted to audit offacer in Sttwity PadOc: Bank's audH de- partm<'nl She Joined the bank as proof operator rn 1970 * Jerry llolm, Fount.run Valley, has been appoint- t'<I vice president and general manager or the Hunt· ington Beach head office or ,.aciCic Cil.Y Bank. He 1s former vice prC'Sidcnt and manager or the HWltington Beach office of California First Bank. llc is a member of lhe Hunt- ington Beach Kiwanis Club and active in Lallie l.eague and lo· d1an Guides in Fount.run Valley. fie has been active in the Hunt- ington Beach Chamber of Com· HoLM merce and as a business division instructor at Coastline Com munily College. • Yvonne Johnson. C<irona del A13r, has been named news direct.Qr Lll KAPX·FM, San Clemente radio :.talion. She has worked in the ar ea as a Cree lance reporter * Kennf'th Agld of The Irvine Company has been elected vice president for public relations of the Building Jndustry Association of California. Dale Stuard of the American National Housing Corp., Newport Bc;ich, has been elected vice prei.ident in t'harge of dealings \\1th the National Associal!on or liome Huilders S<'rv1ces • Gemgc Hhi.ell 'or Bissell August Ai.soclates, ;":ewport 81..'ach, has been el~ctcd Cirst vice prest· dent and pn·s1cicnt elect of the CahCorn1a Council of the American ln:.titute of Arch1tecu .. Kermit Doriu~ of Kermit Dorius and Associates, Corona del Mar, was elected vice pres ident for economic af- fairs, and Tom Blurock of DanleUan, Moon, Ilg and Associates. Newport Beach, was elected an as- sociate member of the board of directors • Th•'Offore"8. Hindc>r, :\cwport Reach, has hcen :1ppu111tc·d puhlinier of Sea Maguzmr, puhlished by ('HS Publication'>. I le 1'i a vit·c prt·sidcnt of CBS and t'\erut1vc puhlishN of the d1\1l>1on 's West Coast 01wrat1oni-. 081\.NGE 1.~ c•v,~ti!!i~ ""~ ,\gen~y Rf>Pon• Mo.,~ Myr,1 llcrrcma & Associates advertising and p11bhc n•lat1ons firm, ha!. movt'd to 3001 Redhill ;\v('., C:o!>tla ~h-sa The firm mnv<'Upply cement for construc- tion of the llopc Crrek nuclear generating plant in t'ew Jersey Cement "hipmcnls for the project are scheduled to bc~in early next year and will con- tinue for several years. Irvin~ F'"" T~la GrotDth Plus Products, Irvine, hns (Nov. 29J reported net sales for the three months ended Sept. 30 or $3.433,000 compared with $2,756,000 for the like period of 1976 Net rncom e for lh<' three months totaled· $172,000 or 12 cents a share, -compared with $88,000, or 6 cents a s hare. for t he three-month period or 1975. P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "-.,.""""'• Fo~l.J•n V•ll•y (e httwl'\ ... \'ltul >on(t to' Dorri\. C-.,.r\t't4tl ~"" .... ,,.,, w e ... ,.. • ._,,.,, ••"c." 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AND l'Otl LEfTEAS TESfAME HfA•V f 'l•I• ol Al(HAllO L R((Vf'> 0-.,,,,..,""' NOTl{f 1<, Ht Rf f\V r,1vlN '""' OARl ENE C Ull UM ,,,I\ hlrdtlf'lr'"'o, ,, () l•hon ,.,., ~" tMt" ,t wi11 .no trw-1 ll'tr;t,t• t)I l 1 ti••'' I Pt.I 1~lfl"I•" V lh u., J.>f1t11 nni, ,,.,,_.,,.nf • •n wh11n '•n...do tor-' lu1thf•r O·l't1r11l.1'' 1n'] 11 .. 11 1rw t•nwt1•nd ptn1 ,. nl h• H1nq lt\1 ,,,,,,,,.,,_ft, t.,....n · ,., 1111 ()1•1 ,.,T\O••• 11 191~ ,, 1n fW) t HI If'\ f~ t l)UffffJfJf'fl l\f 01t(Mfl!H• !"ti N" llll .,.ft f'QUf1 "'lilt'(,,.,., (N,1!•1 Or1v1~ W• \I 1n lht C•tv u l '1'"'" """" (.,1.11•1rn,.- Ont•·d "'tov•fT'ln• r l" ""' WILUAM l \1 lfn04 (0Vf1l<1{ h:r• JO"HOUERIN 111f.A P.clOc. CN\1 Ht.hw11, N...,.,.,.,.... ••1ell C• OMI f114l~M A"'"'""' tor P.tihOMt P\.1'>11 .hf'tt Ot .1nQ,,.. < ,, , t OA·I• P.int Dr 1 • If) 1'1'' VW1 14 P UBLIC NOTICF: fl)lf"W"y 41t l•t* .. /01 Wd ,t\1,,. tJIYd '"'' .. "11 l .,, An'>"'"' C.A ,,.._,,O whul\ ,, t,..,. 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AA• I\ \ll'H I Su1tf" t 10 H Ynl1nQt0'1 ,.IR\T Al .. ENOED , .. "" (A~1"'8 ,.ICTITIOUS. IUSINESS Th bv '' ,, t 1f'iO""''"'Cf t>v ·• HAME S,TATEM:EHT 'J"'ft • 1lu-t, .... P'\"•L Th,.'"' 'JN•"'l 1>" t ""' ,,,. ""•""11 Fr U\' A • I# M CJ N ' Potrtn.or M .1n •·}~' ll"f(Ol~ PLA7A. '1111 W.-\f l 1" c_ .. .,., •I ( R•v ta1n .Avrn•flt "t\APVt"1 (,•llf11r,, t ~•1 '"'\ 1.U,.ffhf\t Willlll\ t1IM W1frt ,,..,.. V1c.t11r L11v1. co \11<' Fk """''' (IWl'\t'f'Clert ol Or•nq,. County011HOv 4.Jl,.~\Ut\Str,.,.t Ld1'flwl)tHJ C:.hfof1114 tf), t')/ft t<•nn.t•Ot E S..rv1•'-n•l W"'\l l m ,......, 'Oln Alt/• nu-A,,,,.,.,m CAl1fMn1A<n1WH Pvflfl"-"~ Or11nofl (o.1\t o.ufy P•lof PUBLIC NOTICE '"'"" W l'•lllOll COUllT 01' THIE nATE 0, CALI P'OllNIA l'Oll TMI COUNTY OP' OllANOI! H•.A· .... J NOTICE 01' Nll'.AlllNG 01' l'ITITION l'Otl l'llOllAf• 0 1' Wll.L ANO fl'Oll 1.lnlt1$ TIUAMINTANT ANO AUTMOlllUTION TO AOMINISTlll UNOl!ll fHI tNOl f"IHOf.HT AO. MINISTllA~IONOP' IUATISACT IE"•t• Of FllAN(IS M FORO, .,. ll08 FORO, Q.<H\N NOTICE IS. t1IEllE8Y GlllEN 11\11 NOA&c; F040t1"111e11,_,,,n•ll9!• u.oe for Pf"Ob•t• of WUI •nd tor t\w.n<.• Of Ut1•'' T•~•"'•""•r .. to '"" Atu liotlier -.nd Nthor~t•llOft 10 .otfttN,t•,. It. .. t•t• _, the lncl•,,.........I AO m.n.str•t•Oft 91 E\l•I~• A<t. ft'f'<'tll<# to whlcP\ ., m•ct• tor tutUtft pattlc111.,, M<I that tM t1nw#'4pl~ "' .... ,."° '"" .......... """" "'' .., OoomO.r 21. 1'7' •I 10 00 • m 1111,,. tOU<troom Of OeP•1ttm~n1 No l ol \.Old c.ovrt. atl00Ct¥1< C•nt•r Ot1Yrl#w~t. I" tMC.ifyof s.nte Ana. C-IUorn1A 0.1.., No.,..mt>et JO. "'• WILLI AME >IJOHN, County Cler~ THOMAll.. l.OttO UU1 "-* Yalo11d &, SvltolU u..,... M111t, ca •ttsa 17141a1·>M Atttt1••'1 fOt': l"etlllon•• PlllMISIWO 0<11190 Co•" D•llY Pllol. DK.'· •• 10. "" IC»I I~ P VBUC NOTICE s.J,.Ot SUl'llllOll COUllT OP'THE \TATE 01' CALI l'O•NIA FOii THE COUNTY 011 OAANGE Nt A .. '11T NOTICE 01' NEAlllNG 01' "ltTITION P'O• l'llOIATI O' Will. ANO '011 LETTEllS TESTAMl!N TAllT E\l•I• ol LUl & o<EllAMS, DKf'•\ed NOTICE IS HrllE6Y GIVtN 11\.tl 81lLIE Al VIN l(ELLAM'I °"" ''''"' hlittMn•oetn•onU;,. Ptnn11 .. ,,.yi,.11 ~ f ,,.,.W.n<lfOf lf"Ul'' l r\C..,m.on•,,.,vto t~ P'ltlhc>rw• t~f,.rt.-nu• to wtUU\ '' ~ '<>' furt,.,,,.r p..,,,,,~""'' ,...., '"'*' 1r-lun .. •lld o••• .. o• f'lc' .. r l"-J u ir ._.,..... ""'' ~ -,,.t tor Dfic•mbt·I' ,.._ , .. ,4 1t tO 00 .1 m '" tfWI rour t tOOm ot °''°""'I """"n' "fo l o• \111d court At 70f) C1v1 C#"ter OrlYf' We\t. tn tn.t• C1t1 tlf s.tnt.t 4nt (..tlltorn•• 0•1"'1 DEC I 147~ WILLIAM f-~IJ0'1N (..6unlv (lflrlit WALTER W NEIL 11• N Tlllllll ~t 0t•"'1t,CA•IM7 AttoNtey t..r """a"*' Pubt• .nrd 0'<'''"",.. Coo• 1 Ott•Jy ''""' o.c .. mbi·• to H t1 101,. ,,,,.,c h PUBLIC NOTICF. SUl'ElllOll COURT FOR THE STATE 01' CALll'ORNIA 'OR THE COUNTY 01' OllANGE No. AltlO OAOE II TO SHOW CAU\E. !CCP t Ulll In'~ JENNI FER CH,llSTl ... E Dl!UEtil A Minor by BRAOLl!Y PETER'>ON ORUE"L •nd E LYNN ORUEHt.., H,.r N•lur•I Perf'nt\, fe>r °"'l"'Qeof Nam" WHEllE.l\S 8RloDl.EY PF fER\ON ORIJEHL •nn E LYNN DRVFi<L, Pl"'11t1&nf'' ., th,.. fAth,.f' •nd lh• tnntn .. , nt 1)PD•H•"' Jt NNIFEA (HR IS TINE DRUEtiL •I>"• .on"""'• '" Yf'-tr\ Of·~ ""' f11f f1 A rllf't lif"lt' wltn fhp (Jet'-: of tP\1•-C.ourl IOt tn ..,..~, t.f\Af\QlnQ lDOhc .. n1 'Mtnf! ff'""' Jl~ NIFER CHR ISTINr DRUEllL I~ CHlllST"INA JENN If l 11 OR1/Elll HOro•O 8 C:.v•w•' 1181 W••' f tin Nov "· 7' 41\d Or•<. '), 10. t•I& -'t!AI 16 1r •s OROE A e o '"·" '" LiN ·.IY'I '" t,.r~sl.-.0 1n t.,_-"'"'°"r f""t1tl#td matt•r ~·' btt'fOfft lh1\ (0Uf1 tlt U CW) AM on DK 71, 1976. In ..... tOVtl<oom o< OfiMfl"""'I N<1 J the c ourlhou"' •I JM C1v1( C.ftltr Or-Iv~ w~''· ~,. An., Or•r>Qe C:O..nty CAlllOrn•• ...,., V.OW c•v,_.. It •nt wt\1 '".,. l)"Ot1on ror dW.nqit ot n•mt> \t\O\alO "'Ot ~ or•ntt'd IT IS FURTHER ORDERED llldl A !oPY of '"" order to \"«>'# "cttu\11 t>t· rol" Avtn11f'I AnAhNm (Alifo,nM 'IJ•HJt Th1t, n1J\1n•t. 1•. 1nnou11~a tJy., ~"" fdl g..,rt0t•r\f'UD H~rn1n B C,111¥..r ThJ\ '''''~"''""' w;I\ fllr<t wilt, th# C.ounty (lftrk nf Or .. n~ (QUnf'f nt\ Nov t:imntor tb. ,~,,.. HERllEllT MUREi, ATT'I' .... WU'"''• loul•••"•· "*'"'" FIOOf' c;,., .. , Wnttrn S1v1nqt C•nttr- IMverly Hllh, (Allfornla t02t t , ... ,. Pvbl1<""f1 O'•no,, Co, ... t Dallv "111')1 Nov 1&. 4'nd D~< l, 10, 17, '91' .t•!,4 It. P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE publ l\h~d In lh• DAiiy Pllnl, • _S_T_&_T_l!_M_l_N_T_O_l'_A_l_A_N_D_O_N_M_E_N_T_1 :7~~o;~:' !::.,'.,IJ.' ~!~~.~,:~.':' :;i:~ Ofl TH£ USE OF INffk for-tour \V(.ftf\\.Vt' wc-ek' ptlOr to "'"'nous llUSINESSNAME ·~~e.;~~· i:~v·~.~:·,~:~ ·~Pelll•fil>, l ,..· tnllow•~~ """on M \ "'"'"""""° FRANCES L. 111\LA~fl( ov 1~vA ~f ~~,, ~11 ;~·~~'Ab~~"';~~":.":';.,, Ju~ of in .. Supnr for r.our t Slr•"'I (0\1• M•"•· (Ii Ob11 ::..F;.:::~tN..'!! ARMSTROHC Mii""'' S 0~11A'd Ji IM S IJOHtWll0'1C•nterOr A•ll•rd Ir I I l~I HIQhl•1>d Dtl•e. SIOllt A N~h~~~~.~~~ .;:,. ~~utlf'Ob\' An In· Newport l tl Cft, CA UUO cJl•IOu•• ~~::....~:= "•tltlo••tr• ""'"'• 0 8"1f"'0 PubOsnta-a O,.•n~ Co•" OA1to;i Pmu !~~!.~';"8°~1::;41E~','1'"0• NOv 2•.~noOt-c 1.10.11. t'U& PUBLIC NOTIO. NOllCI TOClllOITOll\ \Ul'llllOll COUllT 01' n•it H ATll 01' CAl.lfOllHIA ro• TM• COUNN 01' O•~GI ... -...,. f tAt-ot W t\ l-tAM ti C.. 1Dl hi o... ...... (1 NOllCt I~ tilltl IY C,IV~N ~' , .... HtdilOh ot t~ abO\le n.am.-ct ~ • n.At tf\t1 •It t)ffy1t'\\, P\ .... ¥,,.4' fl4tU''I"~ &Ji)'·'~t trw u ld OP<..O.nt ,,. ••m1•rt'd to' • t,_.m wnn tt\9 n., .. , HY .. , .... ,.," 111 ,,,_ o•h<•· ot '""' , ,,,. 01 ,,., -'()1""' .. ,. Htltldcourt Of t•P'~"t ttM.m '1ftlhtl.., '-t(t "'•f; V"O(f)fl'' fl) th• Uf\"""'\H,)'•·j el ltw oCl•t• OI 1H: U>v l AN~ AHi' CROCIC£ff Allou,.,. •I l,.w olO Nt w.W•t (fl1'h 1 (.Jn,,. \v•I• •""' twwport t\••' h t 41l1hor\1• If)~. wt\11 n t\ ttw Pl•f• ot bu\1rtt''·' o• ttw-ur• l.)tf,i(INl(J In -'II "IAtlt'f \ jftl'f1• ftlt\IQ l f Ow '''•'• l)f '•1d 0•'' ¥ti""' w!i""' t11o111 tf\Ol'\lft\ att•r lhll f lf \t pubhc. •lhit1 of'""''°"'. O•t•d No11.-mt1.t , t 1'f'• U C\JR I TY PA< II I< NAflQf>IA Ltll\HI\ l lll"(V\Ut Of H\11 W itt M nw •hnv• nMn.ct <I,, .. 111 nt llllOY. l.AN$ loNO C:lllOCI(~ 11 AtlomtY\ •I UW 619N-f1tt~•tr Orovo ,.,.,, ... ........... l••O , CA thto Toi ttu i .... •* A"otMY' tor l atu;ter Pvt>11,n.·-d Orarto• (0.1\1 Q•11., • • t 0..tMO.• •0 11 '' JI 1•14 \'\I '6 PUBLIC NOTICE $U"lll•Oll COUllT 01' THI! STATE 01' CAL.,OllHIA fl'OA THI C:OUI< TY 01' OllloNOE Nt ..... , .. NOTICI 01' HEAAINO OF "'!TITION P'ON l'llOIATC: O" Will. ANO P'Otl Ll!TTlll\ 01' AO MINllTllATION WITH fHIE Wll.I. ANNI Xl!O AH O l'Olt AUTltOllllAflON TO AOMINISTlll UNOI• TIOI IHOE,.ENOFNf &O MUllSTllAflON 01' ISTATES ACT Cl'•OIATICODE 1'1 EOSIOI E\l~lo· nl WAl T E.R Wll llAM BRAUN. 0.( .. '41d NOfltE IS MER(ll I (,IVfN 1n.o1 EDNA M BR AUN n-t1t\ t1t'1J ,,..,,.,.," , OttlW"" '°'" Prot>.itt• ot WHI lnd '°' I\ WMIC• ot ll'ltltf~ .. , AQM11ll\lf41f1f)lt WlfP\ tf\t will inn•• (f"lf \1) lh•• noti11or"'' *f1iO fOf •utMrl1-.1ton to At1""''1''"' tht• tt\tat• ~"4•' 1h ... 1n1)1•fWr'lfJ~tnl 14,J mu)1,1,tt10t'l ,,, E t ,,", A,1 1 1p,,..tt-;.t1• (.odi '4" flt \flq I 1.,.f1 f• l"I• I fl) wth• t1 1 tT..a. fOt h11 I rMtt ,._..,I h VI .4r "· •.nd ltMI ,,._, t11,Wt cmd ulitn ot nt'1H1nq In.· .. m~· ,,., f>f••n vt tnr r,,.., t'OH11>1 /K 1'11tJ ,., 10 004' (1\ 11111'\ll' flJVtt1rmrtt Of I~'\,, ,,.,,.nt No J "' A1rJ 'our1 id /«"J (,.,,, Cl"nter Orlv,. w. '' 11\ '"'" f •'vu• \.•ftt 1 An• C•lt'°'"' 1 0.l•d Dtc+n\bo o I ,.,, WILLIAM E ~·JOHN, (IJuf\ty(ll r• J AMISLOYO ROGE JIS Ane<t1tY•IU• Mt Wnt Mal• Slt .. t AIMmWe, (.AUtOtlU.t •1M' T•I IJIJI tl•·-lo At\6tney tw "9tlhon•r PubUVtfl<<J Ot ... hQ.t· ._,,, t Utt t.-•··• 1 OKc-mOil,' tO ,. ,_,., tt .. PUBLIC NOTICE NOflCE TOCAEOITORS SUl'ElllOll COUllT OF THE STATE OFCAl."OllNIA FOA THI COUNTY OFOA&NGE NO • t'1.0 E I~'• n l R OY II '""80«••. Di ,. \\,I , NO Orf: I\ H• JO'.: 111 '''"' ~~ tn .,., f'•"'(Jll,.., (It lll\jlll;Ut1" ''''"'I ... , I ht '"'' 1111 1•·, ·111 h I , ••. I 11ot ,.,, I I thl Al•t t• 11 I• 11 1 '11.;•1 • ., tn t ,,~M'h N '~ th1 ,,,. 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' 10 II _. n 1 " 'h P URLIC' NOTICE CP )l)f SUl'E•IOA CDUAT OF THE STATI 0' CALll'OllNI& Felt TNll COUNTT OF ORANGE NO A lltll HOTICI 011 INfENTION TO SELL llEAL 1'110,.EllTY AT PRIV•TE SALi E \l•I~ ot £MMON o<O/HI& Dt<••"'d NOTICE IS MCllF8Y r.1vo1 ,,.., tr. uMl•r \IOn•rf will \lttl HI e>rtv,.•• \Alf', to tn.-n1QM•\t <1nd ~'' ~' OiNI• r \Ul>fft(I to ,,..~ (Onftf'IHAll,,,. ot fh1• aboitt f'ntitled ~U114HUlf rnutl, on tn. 1&111 OAy OI ()('(•mil"'. I~,. ... •o Oil • rn., or t~r•att,., within t~ t1m. -.1 lowtd IJ~ l•'tlW, 4t 1n .. nt,,,,. IH Pt1#\t1,-11 ~ Plut'l~f'll, '11 Ollvr """""'• liU''' lnQlon 8~oth, Cnvn1v nl Or•nl)>· ''"''' of CAll'orn111. •II '"' HtJhl. Oii• Ontue\I Anti f'\tAI~ nt "'"' ft.•(fll~ "' "' H• "Mt al hi\ ~Ath 4111tt "" HW. fl'J't' tt tlf' •nd l"t•rf'\f ft\,tl ,,11d ~\t1ttn ~\ ~ Qulr•d t>1 QO,.'"''nn "'' ••w nt ottwfwl\t 00\t'' It•"" rJr In H.tOJH°" ''' I Mt of '"'d df1(,..ti•n1 Al ,.,.,,. ,.,,..... 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H•S W MKA.11/IU• lloul•VAfd Co\le Mt a CA tM.'6 PAtrit1A t) MAO"\. })I• MtwlttNi. Co\t• ---· (./\ •l~?t t"I\ bu •nit•' h hf'"•"') f"~l-0 Oy 11/'f lf'Wllvt(tU~I Pal•ic1 10 MlOf'I.: llhf, ·1-lll"tn•l'\I t 1l"'t1 w 1f\ 0._ ~.Jn1Y Ct•t"-oi Orttno-County on Nov. l1, ,., . -Put>ll\11...i Ountl" Co,-.1 D"ily Pll<>1, No• .. ,. 4nd °"' l 10, '"' ., ,~ PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINIESS NAMI STATEMENT Tiii! lollowl1>Q P<I• \On " tlolr>Q l>u\I· t'Wo\'lA\" MAGGIE'S FA!tHIONS, 1100 Horbor 81•d , Co•lt M&\a, CA. Mlrtl•f•I R•'~ tiubbord, ,,00 Pol~t\on Pl.,°'''" MO\a, Clo . .,.?;. Thi\ OV\IMU " tonllutled by .... ln-dlvlduol. Mtrqar~I R~ Hubbtl'O Thi• •l•ltment w•\ 1111'11 with '"' C:ountv C••r-of Or•no~ C:ouMv Oii Hov. ....... , ''· "" No. A-HJ7' E\l•lo Of VERONl,11 C. HAN'>ON al\O ~nown •• VEllNIE G Hl\N<;/)N 0.-0A\"" NOTICE IS tiERfflY GIVEN 11> ,,... 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II, ",. •917·1• P'61tSI i----------~--Publl~ OrAl\09 OIHI Oally Ptlol, Ofttmbtor 1, 10, 11, U "'" ...,_,. PUBLIC NOTICE O.C•mO.• I, ••1~ FJJOll TUOHl!Y, l &llTON A McD·E•MOTI A.t\ortMY\ 1t L.•-r A .. ,..,.,, • .,.,., Cff.-r41tlOft 11'111•at1ft M••ll $1 ""''-~ .... ~ CAtllOI Pvbll\l\f'tl C.rAno,. C'l·•'1 OAjl.,. p,,,, ~ I~ II l• )I I~!• PURI.IC NOTICE SUl'l•IOll COUllT 011 CAl.ll'ORHIA COUNTY 01' 011 ANCE 100 Civic (tftt•r Orlv• We-tt S•••• AU. C.llltrnl• NO tHS-41 SU"IMONS !PAllTITION ACTIOHI Mlt"i<ArL" D•O"I. ,,, E •HUlllf of ff'• Will ot Helftn Roth1 """'•1t\1Jd Pl•ln w1 v• Mv1n1.r "'HNF'v A"'1 nn.. I x. lnt:f\t'\IV• and •II Df!f'\On\\lnh~n wtv> hAY~ or r littm •"1 +n1~",.'' 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December 10. 1978 DAILY PILOT lt7 Wrestling No Challenge f -W St Ex-Vike. or oman ar Tr~ded ' LITCHFIELD. Conn <AP I When Jo Bray's hu.'lliand Jcrr suggested five years ajlo that she take up wr~sthng for exercise "I thought he was nut~." the petit1: housewife said Today. Mrs. Rray, :J.t, Is the New Enl(lan<t women s amuteur m1ddlewe1ght wn·sthni: chum pion and a mcmbu of the amateur women Wre!'.thng I lull of Fame in Nt>w York ''In m y mind , I had s t er col )'!>Cd '' r t•st II ng as u \'lolent activity. I didn't env1~ion at us a n1c1•, l"lt•un ~r>urt that women rould part1r1putt· in," she recallt-d Wrestling. s he sav& now. Ii u great way to stay in shape anti the only s port .. in which every musC'lc in your body is at "-Ork " .. After the (irst or bt'cond Utrll• you try wrt>stling. you 're tt·rnhly bore Rut the a('h(•s and p .. uns AO away 1f you kt·ep al 1t," she said ··1 have the hurdt'&l time l(clling \\Omt•n to at kaht ~ivt• it ..i try." Mrs. Bray, who weigh.' about 130 pounds. ~air! comlJining ,1 s eniiible dil't and wrestl1nA :.houtd help OH'rwe1i;ht women Pleraty of Protet•tion shl'd pounds and will keep any '-'Oman In top phy•1caJ cond ition. And rcsthng inJurles are rare, outs1dl' or the l01t1o.1 aches and pains, she added. Wh<.'n she decided lo ta.kc up wre~tling, Mrs , Bray, e n · rouraged by her husband . invited an amateur woman wrc11tler from New York to visit l.1trhfield aJld g1ve ht'r a rl'W pointers. "Shl' and I were about the same size and I felt I hud enough t·ontrol lo bt•ar her," :.he saud. "But almost right away. s he had mt> µinned and I "'as oul The IMs. Mrs Bray says, ''was devf'lop man-llk1• musclei. rroni kind or fruslratmg My llnil reac· pW't.lclpaUng re1ularly ln wrellll· lion to it w11s that it was a lna. challenge to myseir." "When people u k me about muscles, l usually tell them to took at me." she sald, ''l've been at it ror five years and IC l don't have big muscles, then obvious· ly, It just doesn't happen." She said she traveled miles lo rind lhe few women wre11llers who met in nei&hbors' holl\CS to compete and practice pins und presses. And arter more than a year , she found she was beating them all. What about the theory lhut women wrestlers look hkc Amazons? Mrs . Bray says women ~on't And Mrs. Bray notes that hair- puJlin1. scr atching and punching are o utl awed in amateur women's wreslling. "You can still be extremely competitive and maintain your remininity I " she added. McAdoo's Problems Shift to NY NEW YORK !AP) -The long, som etimes bitter negotiations that brought three-Lime National Basketball Association scoring rhamplon Bob MrAdoo to thl' New York Knicks from Buffalo finallv are over But now the Knicks hove lo negotiate all over again with McAdoo. The st ruggling Knir ks, who have been p laying sub-.500 ball this season and before thousan<l!I of e mpty seats nearly ever) game in l\t adison Square Garden. acquired the covetod McAdoo, a lithe 6-10 center- forward. and reM>rvc forward Tom McMill en from the Braves Thursday nig h t for center· forward John Gianelli and a re- portl'd $3 million. The deal w as consummated on· ly one day after it appeared that the trade was dead and Buffalo ro·owner Paul Snvder had said he.> would try to sign McAdoo to a new t'onlract Also. McAdoo's agent, Bill Madden, had said Wednes day that the Knir kt1 "were definitely out of this thing." Tlw Hanis' P;il I lad1 ll '11 1 hnpt·~ hf' Cun 1,1•: lh1~. kind or p;1ss prott•c·l ion from .l<1hn t'.1µpc lll'lt1 •'..::..?1. L:.i'-'rt.'n<:(• :\ld'utdwon 1:W1 and Tom :.J<1C'k ~atur;! ·~ l'1;;:1t wh1.·n th(•\ m<'<'t l)col ro1t 111 a t.11·1 l!">l'cl ·:;1m" f11.rn '.lJ' h1 ~.1n. Am11ng th<' ()('tro1t squad is plarckir kcr Rcnny l!it'ardo, a f'orn1 c.·1· Co:--1 a '.\ilt•sct lligh anti Oranf:c C'oJst Cullcgt• slan- clmil McAdoo. lhe Braves' No. 1-pick ln the 1972 d raft, lhe NBA 's Rooklt> or the Year ln 1972·73 and the league'i; Most Valuable P layer Award winner in 1974-75, is In the final year of a fi ve-year eontruct w11rth $400,000 $200.00<1 in ca!.h and $:.'IXl,•JOCI in deferred paymcnls Tars Bid for Polo Title Neuport, Swuzy Hilw Duel at East L4 F:AST LOS A"if':Lt .... 11,., do" n to ont• fan al 1t 11n1• .uul alw \Ir 4 .\\\all r Jl<lll> I h IOljlllJI," "·' 1~ on lhl' hnt• 1-'or thf' "l'n111tl ,1ro11 i:h1 \1·ar 'l''-' p1•rt I l.1rbor ll1~h "111 bJtlk Fullt•rlon ... Sunn) lhlh. an th1· finals "'1th Jl't 10n gelling undt r "av tnni~hl rn1 nt tht• 1-:J'I I ··~ ,\n~elt•!' <"•ill<'~t· fl•)OI Tht• :1 ,\ m ,1t t h l1t'l 1' 1•t•n C'n·,,c·1•nt.1 \ .tilt•\ und (;ulmllc. 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St1•v1•n, 1f1 ... 1d .1\ 1n1: ... 11 111111.! 1J>('ed. ,. 111•11 lnnr J,!oub 111 lh1• l!f''lllr1n:ih m.11, h .•L'.·'""' \\11 J Costa 1 M anhall an B<'arh 1 :i nd ''a~ a o;t andout on ddl·nsc. Tlw S ailor'! w all ha1·c th1·1r hr n'1s ru11 roping with lhl' ••\~ plosive offense nf Sunny I I ills "Tht') ha\'c a ~lrong msidt· gam<'." 1;ay, Barnt'lt "They h:i\ l' powrr in front of the cage." The po\o\ C'r Barnttl is talking about <·onH•s m the form of All ('IJo' polmsls Tarn C.1n·~. Dave R1tch1<'. Z:\C'k Stimson and llan)) Kru1p And the L:inrers hn\C' n toui:h d<'fensc also. Sunny lltlls hPld l'nivt'rsity 1 t rvim•J to only one· naturut ftoal 1n thl· s1•mifinals. (' o :1 C' h J 1 m S pr a r, u C' cu 1 l s St1m:-.on on(· of th<' lX'sl players hr ha-; l'nachC'd at Sunny I I ills "Zat•k 1:. aht:'ud of whcr<' Gary S t • l'a~tJl'ro.i <UC l n ·inc slur> was al ensa IOD lh1s prnnt an his Ctlll'l'r I don'I know 1f hl''ll turn our w1lh the :11uhng sp('(•d Ftl(ueroa has May Pick Trojans "Our lt·a m I:\ one of the beo;t high schnol s<iuads I've seen, .. M~ )o Spral?Ul' "It approaC'h<'" the level o( th ' ~l'Wport tl'am last \C ar '.() l r II n I \ R I. CS1 () \. \\ \';1 l \f'1 n"e' tlw \\,irm rla mat t' • ( '<Utln\ "'"11h .. rn \alaforn1;i •'l>lll'·1l to .1 htgh -.1·h11ol (ontb..ill '' .ir I• um fri1:11J V. 1 .1 \'lrJ?lnaa ·• ll apparenll~ d<1t·i. ar \1111 r1· Robert i\lexantl1•r, lhr South C'hnrlcslon ll111h S<·h<JOI M•11111r who'~ bren \OtNt lh1• nation·., most oul!llanrl1n1t prep running bock by :i national publiratinn "I went out to Southern Cal ovrr the Thnnks1t1vini br<'uk and I "n:. really 1mprl-ss<'<1. ·· ... ;iys the 6 1, lltO·POIAnd AIC'xand1•r. \\'('!It Vlr1foia'1 all·Umt> lt>a<l in1: h1~h :.chool S~<>tcr And rush1•r 'I had figured before l went uul lherE' that the big city, the hnght h~hts. and the climate wou"11m press m(• But wh:it really 1m p r e s s e d m e w n !I l h o '' u ' Souther n Cul handled me." 1 .111·<'r. :.a11I h<' ha 'I r ut tlw lt-;t of S<'hC)ols ht• s intt·n•.stl'fl tn to Ill · I m ronsld<'rtOJ! Southc·rn t'ul. W P•ll \"1ri:1n1:i. T1•nl't"M't' 1'11! M1rh1 r,nn nod l'Prm St;11,. 111 na mt• a fl v· .s .w l \li•\JllCkr 'I \e still got l \An mon· \'1sit'i In makt'. sn 1·m still not close ycl l<> makan~ a di•ns11m · I rt:'alty dutn·1 cuns1df'r Ten nessce until cn111·h .lnhnny Mu · jors deradt•d tu i.:o lht•rc," s tud Alt>xan<11·r. r df'rra n~ to lh<: cur· rent ht'.H1 <'oac·h al l'llt who an· nount'NI h<' w 111 return to hai; alma m ,1t<'r nf'xt '>('ll~on as coarh I hke roach Ma1nrs. lte impr<.'ssed me :es IX'Jnl-: an in· dl\'idual \.\1th a lot or class .. llO\\f'Vt'r Spra~ut• 1c; not put· ling d1,\I. n t his ~euson's Sailors. "Th<'Y Wt'r<' awesome againi;t M1ru ('osrn .·· hc sa\~ N.wpon Harllor IU II '"""' HUil U• II )4 \ lntA Mr.nu A I) A,Mh••Hn I 1• ~nttM°"u" t '11 N~wl)Of'I J J ' J:l)()ttuH ') Wnn't'ilili I\ lfiWtl .. n'1 14 (irM• OitV•' t(J ACAl•~n"'' • IJn1'lft,\ll I J M1r1trn,u It l,1lu•wh1t1J lfJ Edi "" 11 Mt• \1#\11 Vuqn H Lfl Wilv>" 11 f tn \l,\llf"'I ,. w"' ,1m1n\l•r I• Dnwnoy ·~ ""'" "·~<• 1 Un•v•t\lt'I/ 10 MarlM I \u<lny Hiii\ ,,, t\ L1tP1,.,.,,,. " l ~~-"#not1 II l6• .. II"' II Mor•Co\I" '' O--Yftrtvt-4111, t'l M ir A (o\tA 10 U"'"'"ity n l •••wOOd 10 Co\I« M•\A 1 ~•wl)l'rt H.vbor • ll llu<tn« Paro "' H F\IAn,.tA " l6 L.nwtll ' ,.. w.,.,~ .. n 1 " o.. ...... 1 11 L" 'i4tr-n11 0 '' l°'AlfO'\ • ,., Troy 1 11 M 1r1t(n\t" \ t1 M AQMl11' \ .. I I 10 Lo\ Allt' & I IS .. ,,.,,.,m 11 .. N~#()t)"I H_..,.,,.,,. 1 I Cll' a ,, Ptl-\•~ri• 10 t I NflW'l:M.ft''J" P,u\ I 14 C.0.on.t ... I Mor " Vl"H._..,,.,, .... Ali Says He's Not Retiring LOl'ISVILLE . Ky CAP > )fuhammad Ali sairi natl~ lodu) that he is not retiring at-boxing's world heavywl•ighlchampion. 'Tm not quitting." Ali said in an inten 1cw "On<' reason b my wire is suing me. :ind the seltle mcnt with my wifc> is for S2 million ;;ind morc. "Two million dollars t'Ubh is a lotofmonev,"hl'said 'Tvl'~otto pay her tw~) million cash dnll11rs If I didn't h:tVl' thnt I Muld forgl•l about rightins: ·' lie said he told another In- terviewer two dayl> ai;n thot he' was quitting but changed his mind since then because of the suit hy his wife and "cerlJin things 1 can- not disclose "I have said t was quillJOg. WC' just seltled with my wife. The dl\'ort'e isn't finol yet. It will he on the bas is of lhc agreement. SI 11,()()(I hOU!I('. 3 $60,000 Rolls Royt'e. a $400 000 building and $2 million rash." he so1d "That'll 'Ah) I ha\'l' to fa~ht HI h~ht I PJY her back in ont• night "They have a certaln fighter they want to gave me S2 million to right, another righter ru; mllllon to fight. George Foreman l!l nhout S7 mill1on," Ala baid. "That'11 who I want. He's the best. lle"s thebnd· dest ." Ali said It will be announced In about a month who his next oppo- nent will be and wht:'rc th<' tight will be staged. "The person 1 ·m gonna fight next Is white," Ali said. "lle'11 from another country." Then he said IL probably would be the "So uth Afri ca n heavyweight cho mpion, that's what we are looking at." But he added quickly that he does not know thf' name of lhe South African champ. Now. the Knicks h:ave to sign him and reportl'dly will ~ive him a rivc·Yl'ar contract worth ~.000 per year. They also wlll pick up his deferred payments - which the Braves did not want to do -starting in 1988. However, tr the Knicks do not sign him, he bet'omes a free agent at the end of the season. When the Knicks wi U be able to use him, however. is questiona- ble. McAdoo suffered a pulll'd groin musrle Wednesday night during BuHalo's game against the Philadelphia 76ers and his status for New York· s n<'xt game at home against Phoenjx Saturday night is uncertain. When they do at'tivate him and Mc Millen the Knicks will be one over the NBA player limit of 12. "We're going to do something immediately ," said Eddie Donovan, the Knicks' gencrul manager. "We're looking for a trade. If we don't find one, we'll probably put somebody on waivers.·· The 6-11 P.k~f illen. 23, is in his second NBA season and avera~ lng 5.1 points and 3.5 rcbounrls 49ERS, TROJANS IN TOURNEY PLAY LOS ANGELES -Cal State <Long liearh1 and Southern California are In action tonight at the Los Angeles Sports Arena in the filth annual Trojan basket- ball tournament. The 49ers. wit~ a 3·0 record. tangle with Butler Universily of Indiana 12-3) at 7, followed by USC (1 -3) a nd undef eated Grambling, which hRB won 1111 five of its games. The winners pl;1y for the tourney championship Saturday evening. The 49ers arc favored to win t heir eighth straight Pacific Coast Athl etic Assn. chum- plon~hlp and qualify for the NCAA tourney. To Cards LOS ANGELES Form(' Mari n a HIJ?h <fluntlngto Be ach) baseball 11tur Brock Ppm berton and outfie lder Lc~o Brown havt' been trudl'd froru, th• New York Mets to the St. Lou1 Cardinals in <'Xc hunge for ou1 fielder -first b aseman i: Kurpiel. ; All thrN' pluyers were a~ signed to the Mets and Cardinal Triple A farm cluhll at TidewMc o< the lnternat1onal League an New Orleans oC the AmencaqJ\• socaation. • Pemberton hit .290 fo Tidewater th as past season,' b 1 was not selected in Mond;l,y draft of manor leagut'rs. ~rraw ' INGLEWOOD The L o Angeles Lakers will be tryin& t snap a three-game losing strea tonight when they host llousto in National Basketball Assocl< lion action. Tipoff is at 8 at th<' Forum an Houston will be lrying to put dent in the Lukrrs · 10·2 record ; home while Improving its• 2 roud mark . Flbak Ad.,anc..-• HOUSTON -Polish star W• jtck Fibak look a two-set lj!ad tin then had to f1gh~ of( tidn Guillermo Vilas of Argentina I>· 6-2, 5-7, 3·6. 8 6 Thursday night I reat'h the finals of thc $130,0C Masters Grand Pnx te nn1 tournament F1bak. th<' l ast of ei~I qualifiers into the elite Maslc1 rield. will play for the $40.000 fi r· prize Sund.i) against the \\Inn( of tonight ·s m<1trh bclwel Manuel Orantes or Spain J.m Harold Solomon Barlwr Wins MELBOU RNE, Australia Eneland's Sue Rarker outl~te France'i. Francoise Durr. 6·3, i ·I 8-3 in a two-hour battle on th center court ut Kooyong today fr n place in lht• semifinals of au.Ii te rn:ition al women·:. tcnnt tournam~nt. ,. Rarker'll vi ctory eurn1'<1 hcrd1 right to plti~ Dian<' frnmholt" 1 i\u:.lra l 1J 1n Saturday ' scmlfin11ls . , fromhnll / ub11 had to gc1 lhn: st>ts before winning, 6 4, :1·6, ~-1 over Il ana 1'>11111~. of South Afric~ O'• to Co•ntut ..- LOS AN G ~LES -Maje league baseball cleared lhc "(3 for a return 10 Washington. O.C In 1U78 Thursday with recorr mf'ndallons h~ both lhe Nation; and American leagues to hth the Baltimore Orioles play s uitable schedule of Its gamel 1 the nation's r ap1tnl. Bdl Honored LOS ANGELES Southcri California's i\11 J\mt>nran run nlng bat'k Ricky B<>ll was honoret Thursday u:. w1nner or the Yo• Memorial Trophy in.vntmg forth· Pacific Coast's outstanding ~ol legiale football player · Bell polkt.l four tim<'S the· vote: or runm•r up JeH r>unkworth quarter hark for UCLA ' Bolf%Qtdt• Lou lloltz resigned as th< head football coa ch of {fa New York Jets ThursdQ'Y Holtz sa vs he's interested,;, the University of Arkansu job. Alexander, who rushed tor over 5,500 yard !! a nd scor~ near- ly 600 points in hl!! lhree·yc11r ' JC Releaguing Delayed for Year Alexander 1s tht• mosllv lwav1- l) recru1tt'd We.st \ 1rgania high sC'hool athlete s1m·c tht• r urly llSOs, when the st ntc lt'g1sl<1lure pdlscd an art dcc·l:innl( highly touted Pnnrcton H1Ah St'hool basketball sl~r Rnd Thorn · a na1.ural resource · · Thorn lalt>r went on to slar for West Virginia \Jntversit)'. Running Teams Matched in JRB LOS ANGELES A ma:o1:-.1ve releaauing plan that would have pul all the Ora nge Coonty junior colleges into one conft'rcnt'e, was t abled for at leost one year Thursdoy .. The state nthlttk committee l'efused to vote on thr rch1•1ulna plan. cltin~too n'l any obJeeUon1. Meanwh o, o propoul to ~end two teams rom ~och conference to lhe atate 1'101kctba1J playoffs was cxpcctc-d to bo reject .I to day Alexander s:11d he was told he's thtonly high st'hOOl running back theTrojaOA are recruiting. Gi-ievance Filed Former USC foothill! star Rod Shel'm•n , fired as assistant athletic director at UC Irvine. has d'ilf'd ti gr ievance to rt1'•1n 11.lt~oatllon at the AfltUttrt U UI. N ther Sherman nor UCJ athlttlc director Ray Thornton would comment on the !llual1on PA~A DENA -The Junior Rose Bowl will be revlved Satur· day with Bakersfield Collete and Ellsworth Collegt oC Iowa Fans. Iowa clashlbg in the 22nd re- newal of tbe eYent match.tog the top western and eastern JC foot. ball powers SBturdny's game get.a under way nt 1. The Junior Rose Bowl first began ln 18'6 and wu a top al· traction for 21 years. until pro~ And at•l• JC offlclalJ btaled over reeelpta . Thu• the JC• drOPPGd out or the bowl slluaUon and went to • playotr formal in 1967 Rut that Idea failed tremen- dously with llUh' atlfl\danco at playolf 1ame1. Sat1Jrday'1 game matchet two predominantly runrun, teams . Bakersfield, which complied a 10·1 season rtc:ord Cloatns to Fresno, 31·2'> and won tht Metropollta'l'l Lta•uo cham- pionship, ls led by NM1n1 i,.c:kt Oon Co11ey •nd Mike Kelley, Both have 5.0 averaaea. Cali y hos rushed ror 443 yardl in 89 car- ries and Kelley haa 411 yards In 83Nthea. The Re negades' top back, Gary Blackford (633 yards) 11 11ldellned with an injury. Bakerafleld 'a quarterbac k. Steve DtAman, has completed 42 ol 77 pa11e11 for 808 yards and two touchdowns. Hi1 top receiver Is Chrlt De France, who haa cau1ht Z1 pa11ts for 763 yards and five TDs. The Renegades also have a 1tandout plac:e·kickcr In Scott Dye, who has boottd 13 field «oala this aeason. Dye kicked U.reo field aoals In Bakenfleld'1 3'7-21 win ovfr Colden West. &lltworth (t-0), averaged '3.1 po!nt11 a aame and 11eored -1' pol1't.a or better in five or it: gomP11. : The Panthers have two nm nina baok11 -Milt.on Tumer~i Maurice Jackson -\hat hn<· ru1hed for m ore than ~ yt'f.~ U\11 season. Turner has 889 yuid1 (7.6 averoge> and Jacklion ttl! 813 <e.1 average). · .1 J:llsworth quartttbac:k Walt~I Grant has com pleted 73 or 16."' e>aHes ror t.299 yards and ·13 touchdowns. The Panthers' lop r~eiver Is Wiilie tewt1 with 91 catches tor 585 yards and 41>. TDt. 81 OAIL Y PIL()i Friday Oecemo.t 10 1~76 Perfection Key for CdM Sea Kings, Lynwood Vie for Tourney Crown Title Match With Lagwia Beach Nears R) llOWARO L. llANDY OI ,,.. 0•11• l'la.t ~t.itt There are three bru.lc ingre- dients for a s ucces!4ful voll~yball team and coa ch Kuthy Bulmer of Corona dt>I M ur feels the Sea Kings g1rb squad that has re ached the Cl f 4·A finals hai. perfec:ted lhe.:se things in the playoffs. Corona dcl M nr will mert South Coast League nval and circuit champion l.;aguna Beach in the CIF championship game Saturday night (8) at Redondo Beach High School. The game will be preceded by the J·A title contest "Volleyball is a game or perfection jin<I the team that makes th(' fewest rrui.takes will win an the long run." Bulmer s ays. .. Perfection 1s net.oded at L the basic le ve l and there are 1 three things involved "Firs t, you must serve tough. Second, you mu!>t pasi. J>(!rfeclly to run the offe nse. Third. you must play derense perfectly to convert from defe nse to orrense "These are the ttungs we have . been working on all season und they ar(' coming toi;tether better now than at any lime includsn~ our matches with Laguna Beach.·· Does tt m t•ke anv d1Herence to the girls on thl' C'orona dt:l l\1Jr team that they 0\\l'rc dcrll(-c! u chance to wm a k aguc eh,1m pioni:.hip this yt'ar beeause or lhl' alignment with l,ai;t1111a R~·ach II\ the South Coast circuit" "The ract that Wt• wt•rl.' M'(-c1nd to the other team in our h·a~111• and yet we meet thc>m In thl' finals shows ho w i:.lrung ou1 league is," Hui mer says "This helps us both becuuoe;c Wl' have had good, slr'Cing compt•tt· lion all s eason "A lot depe nds on how h11:h you set your goals to beromc u league champion or a lllllc hi~her as C l F l'han1111on Wr hope to achieve lhe latter and I think we have the kind of defenw now that can work wt•ll a~am:.l the Laguna offense . "We also thank we h:IH' tht• holes in La~una Deac•h's clerensc rigure<l out and will Ir)' to \\Ork ourofrense accordingly · Corona del Mar is 17·4 for I h1• season and Bulmer rec·ll> the str('ngth of the team as 1li. d1•pth Her caps ule rundo"'n on Lhe 12-member CdM rostcr DALE KEOUGll She as our team leader and our ~lrongcst player all the way around. a super offensl\•e playt:'r lier fan tastic jump nnd ht.>r ab1hly to put the ball around. through and nVl'r the-hlo<'k as out:.tantlin~ Sht· I!> also our bes t defons1 Vl' pl;iyt•r and plays m iddle buck h<'tkr than any one 1 have st:t•n I\ j unio r. she w ilS All CH' frri.t team last year. U>R I W F: AH She Ii. our leud ing setter and a:1s1stanl capt.on to Dal<'. She• hus a very fine ab11l ty to re ad an oppom:nt 's dden!'<e and ui.t• our orrense accordingly She moves the offense :iround wt'll and bas the ab1hly to set a variety or different postllons " i.ophomore. slat> 1s also an <'ll cellent server MONICA PAHK 8he 1sonc of the biggest rt>ai.on:. we are play- ing so Wt>ll right now. She has made a complete turn nrouncl an her ub1hty the last c·ouplc or months and ii. h1ttin~ so wdl from the middle l>hl' hasn't bet•n blocked 1n the playorrs A think- ing pl ayer and an excellent passer CHERYL JOHNSTON She• has a perfect combination rcu a hitter and d oes it the way it should be done. A grent Jumper and is probably the key to our quick ore ense. She anticipates and is always read y to hil a quick set A fine athlete and has great potential Was MVPattheJunror Oly mpics last summer and r1rst See CORONA, l'age 89 ,~.., flf't' Coad• Dave Ktng has Ul'l'n picked as M 1.ss1011 ViC'jo High 's tntl'l'irn b asketball co.1l·h . re placin g Pat Ho bl·rt s who r l' s1gn<>d Tue.s.,day &tancia, HBLose Cage Tilts By ROC E R CA RI.SON °' .... 0.lty , .... , •• II In whut could bt> u pre· view of the Cl F 3-A champlonahlp In March. Corona del Mar lugh's Sea Kings and the l.ynwood Knights tangle tonight for the chll.m· plonshlp of the 12th an- nual Wes tmins ter- Mar ina lnvltntional ba&ketball tournament Tipoff is scheduled for 9 at Huntington Beach's Marina High School the same site where the Sea Kings of Corona del Mar coach Jack Errion qualified to defend their 1975 tourney title against the 1976 CIF 3·A cham· pions with a 62 54 victory over Westminster Thurs· day night. with football. out-huallod and out played <..'Qrona dcl Mar in the St'<'ond half. But with the 17 oC-22 performunct· from tbe field an the first half by the S.-11 Kings, Uwre was too much of a gap ror I.he Lions to s er ious l) challenge Corona del Mar,now4·1. Tuz and Black it<'· counted for 28 or CdM's halrtime totals as each simply scored at will, Black especially dfrc tive rrom the top of the key area. In other games Thurs· d11y ~t Marina. Lon.: Bl'~ch Millikan W 86 dumped by Compton, 63·57, and ltamonu or Riverside del.:ated El Modena. 63-S~ tM..,• ••I Mor Coll Bl•<k Tv1 11•1n R••n\ ( .. 00\•ln k O.t'tl•I' to••h. A••d tf•r1mo\o Bf•ttr ~ ..... p- T o tol • It II pl Ip . ' . .. I I ) l 14 j I ) I 4 " I I 0 ~ ) 0 t n I , )I II II U w u tM11U1f ' CH \ I• II • 0 ' ~ 1 0 "' " ' I) ~ t I o • • :'O ~ l " ,. • ll >4 ~ ... •t °""""' <Dfon•c9'tl M•r t• 11 t• U ,,, Wt>i'Whft~l·r It 10 14 II ~ Vik.es, Westnllnster Duel for 3rd Place 1t wus another im- pressive show by the Sea Kings, who put the ball through the hoop at a 77 .3 percent clip in the first half, hitting eight of their By a Dally Piiot Writer Freeman and both \\ere first 10 shots in each of Sunset League rivals sizzling from outside his those two quarters. Marina High of Hunt· opp one n t ' s zon e . Jack Tuz and Alex ington Beach and the Freeman scoring 17. Black, the same com· Westminster Lions col· Koeller 16 with 8 of I\ bination t h at was so llde tonight <7 : JO > at from the Cicld. the last strong agains t Long Marina for third place in six straight 111 the second Beach Millikan, did it the Westminster-Marina period. Sharp-shooting Barons Meet Tritons for Title Frigid MV In 63-48 Se tback The Huntington Beai:h lhgh Oilers and the Eagles or E s tancia <Costa M()sa > lligh exit- ed consolation play in the 12th annual Westminster-Marina In· vitalional ba s ketball to urnaml•nt Thursday night at Westminster High. again, this time Tuz com-Invitational basketball But Lynwood widened ing up with 24 points and tourney at Marina High, ils zone in th<' third Black with 19. That combination is a quarter to put pressure Corona del !\tar tro by result or Westminster's on the outside and the as many as 18 in the first 62-54 loss to Corona del Vikings were unable to The Oilers suffered a h a I r . b u t t 0 Mar and Marina's near· take advantage inside to poor night rrom the field. Westmins ter 's credit. miss at upsetting the any degree. tutting 1:; or ·111 for 31 3 the Lions refused to fold Lynwood Knights Thurs· And with Freeman 1wrct·11l and as a result in the second hair. battl· day night, Calling, 57-47. continuing to ch ck from By ED BU RGA RT Of llM O•tly l'tlll St•tf It would be foohsh to doubt Dave Brown when he s ays that the current Fountain Valley High basketball team 1s the best s hooting squad he has had in his eight yc·urs as the n a r o ns · he ad coach rorced the m to comrrut 11 turnovers. the H.irons came out s m oking in the second half as Scott Ford scored 18 of h is game· tugh 28 points Leading 34-30 at the hair, the Baro ns oul scored the Mus tangs 12·-t to take a 46-34 lead with 4: 14 left in the third quarter. During that span. to man I h:st <.:o<;t~1 ~ki.a effcl't1vely atlaC'kl'd The f ast -b r eak1n i: Baro n s upp e d th e . margm to &I 50 v. 1th 1 .>3 ldt to play when the ~I u s t a n l: s a g n 1 n bothe red F o unt a i n Valley with a ru11 court press, culling the gap to 67-60 With 2 30 lert. lc'lst a 111 4-1 decision to rng back behind a toui;h C o a c h S t c v e outside, along with the By a Dally Pilot Writt>r Long Bt'Jl h Wilson man-to-ma n defense and Popovich's Marina Vik· play of Tyren NauJls, th1• The M 1ss1o n \'icjo good shooting from Mike ings had rought the hot· two-man Lynwood show JI i g h D 1 a b Io s h ad Est.am-ta ..,ut 25 poinls Sodders. Tim Page and shooting Knights to a was too much to handle. another sub p ar s houllng from Ray Orgill, but in Rex Reid, who scored 20, near standstill with 3:28 Freeman scored 23 night and dropped a 63-48 the ~11J the ofric1 alang or 14 and 12 po ints left, trailing 46·45. points and Naullo; had 21 decision to Lhe Foothill Lee Phelps and J ohn ~UH The Lions . playing But at that point the to pace the winners. llighKnights orSanta in Wl're toomuchforc·oach without guard Ray Knights went lo work, Lynwood had a 46 39 consolat1on semifinals Dave Carlis le and his Fos ter <sprained ankle> out-scoring Ma rina 11 ·2 lead early in the fourth action o r the San Eagles and Downey':. and still without fi ve of to sail into tonight's quarter when Tony War· Cleme nte bas ketball Warrenpreva11cd,7S.63. their aces who are busy champ1onshipf1nals ror u ren <a 10-foot jumper) tournament Thursday rematch or last vear '!> and Koeller <two free evening Huntington Beac h finals against Corona del throws and a 22-footer> B y dro ppin g the ir made a run a t Long 73 6 W Mar. closedthegapto 46-45 second s traig ht game Beach Wilson 1n the • 3 in Charlie Koeller came Warren 's two rrec l>ance Pat Jlnlw rts ;a n fo urt h q ua rt 1· r whe n up with a back-to-back throws with 2: 00 cut the nounccd ht!> 1,.,irnut1om C:c;ry ('onl rt,ras hil four superior performance, Lynwood t'dge to 50·47, as h ea d lO:t C h , l h t-rree thl'Ct\\ ... and Carv For Edison clicking for 22 points to but that wai. the end or A~ainsl the stubborn Co~ta Mes a Mustangs Thursday night, the hot- shooting Barons connect- ed on 68 percent or lheir second half fie ld ~oal at· tempts most were from 18-22 reet and downed the Mus tangs, 78·60, in th c c h a m p i o n s h i p sem1rinals or the San ~e ment e b as k1.•tball Costa Mes a lost the ball five times as Fountain Valley displayed an im· pressive 1·2·2 zone Ul'- fensc after play ing part of the first half in u man But having to play catch up. the Mu:.langs were forced to foul 1n the la t e s tagc·s /\nd combine d with lht• llarons · hot i.hoot mi: and ability to brea k the prt.'ss. Costa t.ks.1 l""l' uplhe final 11 points niablos an• t·l11llln::ll'll 111.r l ::iddt•1I a fl•llr of keep his Marina males Marina's off ens('. from \hl• tnu111a 111C't1t liud\.1•ts to c·ut th(' wm BEVER LY HILLS within striking range. -p;.-,...=;;;;;;;====--.. Foot hill meets Sa nta m>r ·~ :tih anl:ai'l' to 33·:.ll. Sopho more f o rward Wednesday he scored 18 Ana. a 65 43 ,u·t11r O\l'r Hut th.at \\as as clusc as Steve Davis snapped a and appeared to be Garden G rove's the Otlt·1s o r COiJC h lourthquartcrtie andthe Marina's best 0Hcns1vc tr>urname nt J..Thus, the undefeated .,arons. O. ho have top &?led four opponents by -1 average of 29 points. meet the San Cle mente 4th Quarter Blitz Carries SC, 62-58 1T1to ns in to night o; BvaDailrPilotWriter dlamp1nnsh1p t'ncowtlt•r lit R a t Sa'n Clt•m('ntc Aft('r hi lling on~ (X'r· S igh The !\1u:.t :.ang:. cenl ofthe1rfield~oal at (Jn~lc with Rubu1oo,, 10 t<'mpts during the ~I ij\e third place cont~l Ill three quarter. the ~n ~30. wh1ll' Foothill or Clem ente lligh 1'ratons ~nta Ana a nd ~3nt in the tlon finals at 5 fourth quarter . squeak i\fte r e ncountering a 1ng by Rubido ux o f r\Jg~e<J r1rst hair a..:asnst. Riverside 62 58 in tht• C\ Mustcrngs t~·.im thJt champions hip semifinal:; or the San C lt•mc ntc * ""' ... ,.,.!. ,001 * ba!!ketba II t c1urnamcnl • •• " ,., ,, Thursday night '::"!;,,,,. • : ~ T o night al 8. the ~••• n l 1n 'J'r1tons f 8CI? top Sl't.'dt-cl """"" ~ • Fountain V:alky in the ~·· 11 finals at Sun Clemente """"<l•" ~ Jligh ,,...... .,., " .1 """ ,...,ftl••ft v ..... 111• Trailing SO 44 with 6 50 1• •.: ~ ·~ ten lo play. the Tntun. ... 111 tied l he score fou r 1 • , I '' , ' ' 1' I •• 't \<•r• tty Ow•f"lt.f' ·: l 1 m es b e fo r c J o h n Stephens' 17-footer with two minutes ldt gave> San t:IPme n te J 58 56 lead (.............. u. ,, ,,.. ~ IJj Stan D e·Mag g1 o's '4'11ft'•"""' • .., ,. ' )") ,.. 141 . . tB Makes Finals; . Uni in Semi/ inals Doug Sorl'y·~ Univl'rsi- ty Trojans applied a full- court press m the secopd half lo overcome a 29-~ halftime deficit. Mark Green and Roger Poirier had 18 points aptecc for University. Tritons never tr:itl('d again as 6·6. 2:?0 pound Ted llettsnga scorro a rebound basket with I 05 rema1mni:. scndmi! San Clemente ahead GO 5G Rubidoux cul th<' gap to 60-511 on a 15 footer v. 1t h 46 seconds lert. Then. San Clemente ran its pas~mg gamt> for 28 seconds before losing the b ;1 11 o n I y l o h 11 v e Rubidoux turn it ewer with eight ~econ<l :,, left to play, San Clem ente J?Uard Tim Dunham was fouled with rivt• secon<ls lert and -;ank two Cree throws for the! rmal points. lt was n't an artisllc win for San Clemente. ~h1c h com mittt'd 19 turnovers and pl aycd lackluster defense dur- ing a first q uarter when Ru bido u x :.cor ed 19 points Out m the 8('cond haJr. Rubidoux only sank 12 o( 31 from the floor as 1t consistently s hot 15 20 footers lt was a t 1ght game most of the way with San Clemente leading by SlX late in the first quarter. and Rubidoux it took advantage of Tri tons' turnovers on th(' foll· court press-taking tl six-point Jead in Lhe rinal f>eriod. s.i11 ca ......... IUI " ,,, The Laguna Reach Artists col lidc with Cypress at 8: 15tonight1n tlk championship nnals of the Ga rd en Grove tournament , w h il e l tvine's University ~Santa Ana Valley i! the chump1onship gemifinals of the La ~lnta ba s ketball t~ey. llUlotOttlttl .. " M<Ooo>~•" " " °"""""' '• II 1 I • 0 ' • • ·~ Mo•tllal .. f(.-m•k• 0.•<•• k l•Utll G.\¥1~ s ...... ,...boclt Hiii '"'•" I 1 ) 0 I 1 (<"~n ' ~rry n F•-0 I • IO ... 11•~ • I 11 S!•-"' 4 0 II • Tol•I\ l • U O t • S<erw '' OU1r1•n D 1 I RtbOou• ,. 11 ll J1 H ll 1' ._.., Cl...,..ftl• 11 • 11 ~w. tty a...n •• , I • , , 0 4 I 10 1 • II "1 " •• '° ~, J'ac1r11· 1, 111 thc> <·on ... ol.1 f'Jm1 r Cu111hs "l•rc• to F.dison Jhgh Chargers . punch \ion rinals at 5 tod ;l\'. i.:rt as lluntangtun lll'ac h (lluntinJ:toa Bcnch J de-In the first hair K<><'ller Foothill quickfy ap dropped It<; t h1rJ de h~atc<l Tho •. sand Oaks, dueled Lynwood's Tom plied the knorkout punr h 1 ,11m 1n r" l' i.antl • i 3 CJ, m second round ac-M••1ft• cm to Duve King's Diahlo., Tc m Pt c;tulc''· a 6 2 lion of the Beverly Hills 8,w '~ ·~ ~ ·~ scoring 11 straight points Jtinior. ".1-. Jluntsn~l·lll·s lligh bn:;ketball tourna· ~:;;:•; ·~ ~ ~ 1; in the ftrst period to take kadm,.: rl'l.JO undcr v. alh a ment Th:1rsday night. crnok 0 , 1 ::: ·::·:., ~~!-~d~a~~~tv.:~ ~1~~ ~·f.~\'\,C'n~~0h':'c~·n i~/1~~~ '\c;h~1:·~ l~;rl.'li~~~~ ~~7, ~ ~ ,; !~ •· ... •_..:';.::·=~··..:·~::...:·..::.:.: .. ~··-·_::..,.::_'.._ ... .,--,. quarter b 0 u n d ~ M a r e 0 ~ternoon at 3 3') score1>.ov•r1•n ~.-n ffuwt Audlterl .lnlhatpcrn>d. M1~·11m l'agn amilt added fl\C With the score tiNi al ::.:-::'.:"' :~ :; '! •: ~~ t, Oec.ll 8,00 \ tCJO went nearly f1\·(· •1 .. ,1:.t.. lothc• llB alt:u k 55 nwl way in the finul ..--....::;.:;.;;.;.;.;..._.....;;..;.~__.. minutes w ithout a field period, Oav1s p1ckro orr goal and could only cnn-~g ill , who m1r.sed lwo rebounds and scored nect on three of 13 shots Estancia ·s tiff with I~ two baskets and a free against a man derense Alamitos Wednesday throw to put th e that kept the Diablos out night with the flu. re Chargers out front. side most or the game. turnNt to chalk up hi-; • EalMft m t Mean w hi I c . Bo t third 20-poinl effort or 0 ,.,, ·~ •; "; \~ Sorens en 's Kn1ghU the young seasoninpac· <"""'" 1 ~ , round openings in the ing Estancia ;:;;,"'" ; ,~ middle or Mission Viejo'~ HIHlll"•' ....... ~ 14'1 Al••n ' I M 2·3 zone, getting h1 gl C'on''"'"' ~ ': '! ': :.~.~~~ •: ~ ; ,; percentage 12-footers, s'""M'" , ~ 1 , T11••1 11 •• a n The Diablos finally got ~:in n ~ : 1~ Cd•'°" ~corob,~Ou~;'":. 17 ,, it together in the fourth ~'"" ; , ,, '"°'"""''O••• 10 n " " 111 t ~ ~ ~ ~ ei ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 ~ ~ ~ ~~::.~~·o ~ Z ! turnovers and s inking To'"'' ·~ •• n •• nine fi eld goals. Diablos Hunt a.-.~~ouo~o .. ~;1"':0 ,1 •• guard Bernie II a wk ins Law.,,.,,. • " 11 • ..,. had eight Of his 10 points ht•nc•• Int in the fourth period •• 11 ~ ·~ Forward Mike Boster lro ~!::.~ .. " ' ; 1 1n M 1ss1on V1 t> jo with 12 ~:.;~•·101 10 n ! ,~ points. Pr'" I ~ I 4 Mlnle I 1 Ip ll ' 0 • 0 ' ""¥" ~tl.tt'ft\ C•""t' Coop, Tot'"' w,.,,." c:,,..,,u .. I • 1 ' 0 ' I ~ t 0 n I II ,, •11'1 su~ ., Ovllrlt•\ JI 11 I~ lJ Ill fo u 1• " ~t GWC Plays SAN DIEGO-Golden West College attempts to halt a three-game losing streak here tonight. fac· ing San Diego Mesa College at 7. 30 in JC basketball play GWC's Rustlers arc also In 11ct1on Saturday night. tangling with Southwestern College in Chula Vista llOl>•orl\ At••Anin-r H••""'' '°'•'' 0 0 0 ' tft l1 7 I\ o• leer• It¥ Ov•tttr\ Basketball Scores """'''"'. "'' u , .. M•"'•on v1.,,10 ~ 11 11 II 0 tA All Prep Soccer VA"SITY Otft• Hiii• UI IOI WHIWn OH te•rlnt Oln .. 11, l.Owrr llTort ltl 101 httntll (f $0t lnQ HonArv•r, nttyf'WW Mal9t 0•1 11 I 161 ""ddltblt<~ MO l(Orlnq C,ltM•n JUNIOR VA RSI TV ••Ttrt 111 Cll l•l•t>tll £T \(Or•no M•lhltU { ~1'1'W'lA Mtrtf\ 0.... "'"'(ti tTJ WHl ... 11 t.VMr o.t IOI I SI S..OtHe<t COl.LeGI Or•qon 1' 'lAf'\ F rfll't( ,,,,,\I \t f\,ui.,,.fl"t" ~' n ,.,1111,nn \t 1i r.,,10.fMtoSt t• P•r1t1r Al N,.¥,.da fR• n()• \1 OH•Qt'ln \t ,, '"""•' fn"•I. Air f nr•,."' 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'n the Bishop Amat-B•u e tt tournament, YI.est Covina nipped r6ter Del or Santa Ana. l.ICJ.79 T hursday. Mater ~ plays Workman ror U.rd place at 7 Saturday n{Jht at Bishop Amat In ~Puente. Mat~• ~t I• H t~ 10-1'1 Wnl Cov•n• II )0 It 11 ID L.•t...,tlU<ll COi 1'The Better larcJain11 • Out of,._~~._. lart's Gift ah! ~en Bacon, a 6-8 senlor C(nler , had 16 rebounds •t'd 15 points for Ed .8itrlln1h am ·~ A rtlst.s, ~took a 19-14 halftime lead. ~Pro Scores 4 )ie4t.Nt ..,htt111 ••--61tllll• !02, l(aA,•• City !«I l9tWet IO<.Gle¥tl•n11'4 • ••U-• Hto n 1.. .. , ... ""1•t(!llle 1 IO\loft I "'"*-t112,lvllt .. 1 . • ,, " lecOf'I • • Mfvtllot I 0 ~, .. l 1 McMA•11n ) l ,, . .,,, 1 0 """"'""" 0 II ~" J 0 -·-0 0 TOltc\ •!I ' "'"~·-"'·" ~ ... t( .. " • !2 O..eono.o ... s • tJ u .. 1.,.,,itt '"' ,, .. °"911 1 • .... ,.., , • ......... 0 • Cyt(lltlil , 2 H•llOtd t 4 Wtv 0 t 1(-· J , -t 0 ......... 0 0 ,. .. .., t • MllC'-41 0 , Te<•I• ,. ,. k _ _,, ....... ,.. ~ .... ""' 11 ,. " t..tca.il'fl• II " l) ,, • 1 ,, ' , 1 • i • I • I 0 I • ' 0 11 0 " ~) I•~· "' '-I " 1 ti ' 0 • • ) • I , 1 • ' , ·' 0 0 , 0 ' " " U-61 ....... CHINOOK $6S9S For the best choice in Chinooks, select from the larQG inventory at '-.Marquis Motors. Come in ~Alii~_.._. ._...,~......_todayl f , ,'I I 1 , ..-'II ltll, ' 1• I, , 1 f I BARBOR PROTO 3121 E. COAST HWY.· Coroea del Mw (714) 6 73-4670 Commercial Phota2raphy and Passport Photos, too . . Women's Athletic Results WOMEN'I aASicna•LL Gel<ttN WtU .,., ,,., i.tnl• - Grid Stars . .. . . ' "' f'tic.l11 Detembor 10. 1976 Prep Cage Su1nmaries SoCal Plays Southern Callfernla College of Costa Mesa IUNtMVAIUITY u. ....... ,, ... ,n•mMI f'\ft V•ff•y lltl1J1111Mt< ... AI_... will play llS first home """¥•• .. , 1 .. 11u1e10w-""~"' '"111&1 ••to•~-f,.ICI 1101 ~ 111 °""'-1"'0 • basketball games this f~• 10 F l)l Sllpe "-"Ill I' 1 llf 0.-•n 11..,1_ Ill F 111 ~on Men 1111 p 141 lkrn--"'°'""" •1 F 14111a111-. Coe»IM•m•r c.1 c UI "-" weekend, hosting Cal Pe> =::~..,, g "" S E~!: g '•1 ~::_ ~~~~:::. 11 •• t "!~::;~s~ ~~ ~'!'~~~e~~~1~~~~~~ "V\(0t1"4wo c;'""'••'' , ~it<onrr.i ilil>• M•i.1wi1, Helo!><• ':,:,'1~·;;.:,~ "~::~~~:-.~"co'""" •. College Saturday rugbt H•tlt"';i,,1:.;'._,.,n•m•nt H•llll"" Uni, >O~. H•llt•Mt r ovn1.'1n va110. 11 •~. (8) · . OAIL Y PILOT 8 f: MR 250 ,..._.....-, s295 ~ AND c.lton Wett ••• c..r ... cf\ ~ J llr11\ 1 • 7 1J 1 1' ' ~ °'""'"."'"1,11,..h u~""-•"h"',.."'~' The Vanguards have a ~.~::' ... ~1~;~ "'~mi v·,z.-:~c'" Edi .. !~:~':;i~:.~411<,. """' ••••" ~:1::!~ '-• MllllkM 2· 1 record , def eating LA Call Us For D a a' s • 5Pr'o-"" F w O..••• tlow•n 141 . F c•> ,., ... , Peono ... 1111141 ~ nn p,,.,,". Baptist and Cal Poly Christmaa Present -A Mtl•... l 0 C.l•\I 0 0 Brow.. IC • Po!nw•ll O J Burrow\ O f) w.,,.-'•Plt< ~ 11 1 I 0 ~ ,. I 0 ~trubt 1 O • l"Ot\ n u o Totol~ >~ 10 11 lb M.tlft1m, Ci'''d•"' W~\1, Jt 21. 0.•"90 CoO>I Utt cut Cy""" Ften\1•4 Or•"" C••~t ••; 0 n • flowoo t o o > Erictit\Of'\ U 0 I 1• '"'""" J 0 Q • -II• I OJ? ("~nell• t 0 t Hul\ltnoor 1 o 1 • FV Offense MIKE SEYMOUR FV Defense BO BOXOLD ~~~111•1 ~ 11si.~:·= "·~•n 1111 1 1 ll•>Pr••• !~~~o:i;.:•1 ~ m•'~'.~;::,7:~ (San Luis Obispo) before Trtp to Las Vegas or •' Thomi).on 111 o m1 M<O.n••I ~~1~1111 101 ~ •,•.'~~;~~ Gt•nn 1101 r. mt E'"'"'" losing to Occidental. I.eke Tahoe. l" "H.a11'1(1'"'m•I"'!_.•~":,, ~·,•-•n •. OclQtr~ c•1 c. • 111 c.,,,,,.., '"°"H'•'•'11',u,,..• ••1111·"·-~ ~s,1 -. "•9ht Ted Bergerson is the H~OA MIS$10H VII.JO "" ~ • Ell•-\Co•lno '""' ICu<tm<v•' ~ " " ~ • l d. · h ""' .... ,.,p.,,...., 9, .. Tour"•ment Rhollu 4, 018.,V•du 7, Ounn > 1•1 .. :~f1'~~~f•t><C• ea tng SCOTer Wll ti 19.0 l>l •0 I 22 495· l 026 Miter oe111111611 Trov ~th•Q\clor ? ""•""' wa11o<" • B""k' c•> F 111 L••""'" _average. ..!:::=:::=:::=:::=::=~====== SO.ullr Cltl F •U 8'oul -n 1. f'ln~n•d Horkffll!) f c 11! CIMu »unclol\Clll F l .. G ... •·n Htlltlm• E•l~"t1•.?8 ll M(ll .. lt?I (. OS)llAnl40<n ~,~i' ~ 'c~'1';;:;: l't1.v~11e11mm1110 ... -;:'~'!:,i')gl ~ 1•1 ~1':.::f.::'~ llrollfuu 1141 G tu K""" SloCI CO . F C<tl R•in. y Edt-otl •ub> u .. olend ~. Vt 1. MO vot1n9 'VO\! Simmon\ a. Cow•" CJ> F Co t1~C'.'C~ £\t•'H:t• \V01 At'ldf" t. ~=~• MO 0 71 ~=f.l·'~I g c~:ll:~:::~~~ H•l~:-:.,~1~~'fJ~17:.;: $ervlt. '-"1,,~:~~::::,·,~~ITJ•.u::.~"""" Fl/ HOrlnt ....... H.,cow '· ~::!~~C•I ~ .. :1~;;;;. 6oN'fl llll F C•I P•H•r'°" R-"°' 2· H .. kell ' E1>0t1"'''....,.' •. l'-P<' 171 C 111 wlf'\ OtionO> .. (41Wtbb Potlkr•fl\14.Jonta•.£s.,,ln01.t?,rry AH1"10nt" r. llltV-1.,nQt ANOTHER FIRST I J ~ ....... • • :!~:~~<t 1101 ~ '":IT~~~~ r==a="="=m=·=F v='='="=======w=~:...~"_,.,';° ..... m.:'""'=· =~="=,'·:::· •:::' ;=,='=..,==";:';:";:"=,~ ~-0 o o o o ONA a........ -• " COR Tot•ll 11 I II l• e H•lll·mo O••nOf> Coo•I JI 1' · l'IELOHOC.ICEY ConllnuedFromBS s.nt.1An•v:~:.s:~1v1t1E1t .... t• team all -league as a .1 uN1011 vustTY sophomore th1:.) ear. S.llll Ana Voller (It IOI Ef4M<,. VAllSITY s u z I E c R 0 N E -M~~:· ~·:~:·.:;"' ~:"~" Probably the prettiest Hll-Lu•ow setter as far as tcch.ruque M•~~"'1~~~.i~~:,",~'""' 1s concerned. She has a vus1n beautiful touch and can '0'":".;!:;~.~~ ~!:~.'."''« s et t h e b a I I f r o m wm-<~m••nHn anywhl•re on the court. How~,:i;~~~~~~:~iM...-She is our No. 1 server vus1TY and can anticipate what e:1;:,~~'~,~~11:~· 11~~~· "ill happen and is ready. JuN1011vus1rv A freshman, l>hl' 1s the u 1.on 111101 "'" v•uo team's second setter. Ed1\0n \torinq McClur ... VAll!SITY E I I. E E N Unlvonlty UI 101 sin Cto'Nnto SEMONS EN-Played quick a nd agile, two Mot'"'' .co•ln? wb' •••A•••>. th1ngi. ) ou lo<>k for in a M~~';:i~..,:•1,=.~~. '~~1;; 1• Zor" ). defensive pla> er. Plays c.. .... ••Mor "" u•i F-"'" left back defensive posi· 11rcx•m ... m1 F m c--. t1on perfet tly. Can dig ~.:;;:~ :,•:: ~ /1~1,4,:;.~ the ball on the whole PK••'"" c. 1\1-.. , rt d k MOo•'°" l•l G '"'~"""• cou an ma es many CoM Hor1nv '""' Sh•nnon >. points on her serve. A v•••.a1H. freshman. H•llOrne CdM.lMl KATHY TYLER-A r_.10~1~t•1a.•;"1 ~"1;:;'°°"""" llli...IEW 1977 53o•l1S good hitter, fine passer w••••• no1 F 101 c .. ,,.,,o,., ....,.. d 11 d l e Ltt•11 c 1101 Dom.no••' an a ·aroun Pay r w"">"'" c. 1111K'""'""'" L S I t' I I d. and c:m be us<'d at any c.11>1>,111 c. 11·1~""' arge e ec ion nc u mg: position. A junior. E11••0 '<0''"Qw!> s".911'1 4 Speeds /Automatics /Sunroofs CL A U DJ A J E F FS-:;:;;;;H;"';";"':;;;;"';s•;n;t•;u90 :;;;;· 3 ; 7 ;'; 0 :;;;;:;;;;:;;;;; lier strength is her serv· READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ing She has won u couple Ph of games With her S('rve. easant In Newport Beach New' Auto Sharp lets vou sharpen your own chatn automatically and quickly. Keeps chain al peak eff1c1ency. McCULLOCH Portable GENERATOR $269.95 IH1500) $379.95 lH2000I $499.95 IH3000) w~~;~;;"11 Y sco,.n9: wi•~·• l. part of the season ac~oss JUN1011 vus1Tv the front row but against un1vm1tr ~o~~~\~~n c1e..-1• Louisville tht' other c ... ona •1 M•r 111 101 M''"°" vl•lo • night, went all the way. c.orono d•t M•• ><o""<I tc"-· A fine blocker. a good "'110'0 7~·~·,0;11v!;~"r.sf;~ jumper and always in eo•on••I Mu 101101 lll'l•u-v••J• good block mg position. A A senior. SUE GEDl.E fi An Roy Carver BMW e X c e 11 e n l d e fen l> t v e Dressed • Ready to Cook playl'r. vNy quick. A spec1Jlist in lhe back ELWELL FARMS 1540JA\1BOKl I RD ., M \\ l'OKT CI ~HR A 7 PARTICIPATING O[AL ERS ONLY MASTER SERVICE DEALERS SANTA ANA ANAHEIM ro~(~~u_:io~AN DEL-A s.intJ An;i 547·1HH l'-L\\POKI BL Al ll,(/\.92660 1629E.F1rstS1reet 3145.Manchester Costa Mesa 642·4311 7 14 640 6444 543-2639 535-4313 v•As1rv sophomore and .an ex· L.W. BEMIS ANAHEIM SAW SHOP S•n~t~~~:~~~m~,..,. cellent hitter reserve setter, she can ~~~~~~~~~~==========~~-~~~-~~===========:!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ take over when a starter .:: S.•t•A,.. co1101 E•t•nc1• SUSAN ASKEW-An 1s hurt or in trouble and vostTY all-around player, used SA" CC-Mo Cll IOI O<HM'-h ( t f do an excellent job. A ...,n C••mtnte ,(0<1nv M<M><...,•t. across t e ron row or r .nn Fu"' Suzie Cron e. Talles t seruor. O•n~u"~111~~1~~.~~'.~: ... ,. player on the team at 5-8 o .• ~ .. H•"' ~·A" w ,m•n and an excellenl tutter. Gauchos Drop 98-93 Verdict RomtJ?. First reserve with a fin e LC Takes 49-45 Win Paul R ay scored 15 points to lead Liberty Christian High of Hunt- ington Beach to u 49-45 win over lnlancl Chris· tian in first round action of the Riverside Chris· tian High basketball tournament ThL1r s<lay nlght. And elsewhere, llunt· ington Valley Christian of Newport Reach wai. routed, 60-29. by host Mary Star of the Sea in San Pedro. 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SUE COREA -Her strength is her ability to play defense and her serving. Exceptionally Checking Area Banquets 8111 Va squez was honored as most valua· bl<' runner on Dana Hills Hig h ·s ''arsity cross country team at a sports aw,ards banquet r e· cently. Other awards Wtn· ners VAA\ITY M VP A -V .t"JY• t ""'>'' If"• flt',,4 .. ,, fft.,, o~,., ... ,tJ ........ '1""'°0''"~- t.o _. t\ o M ouwe1tn , .o' t " Jt•t V• •Ju• t JUNIOA VAA\ITY MVP ' ... , ... , .... I "" • O"#•d 1 un A p ""0 ,.,., y .,.,,..., SOPHOMOIU """" "•->• ,,, .. ..., I ..... ,,.,~ . ., '"' I·'''' " _,. P'll(\HMUI MVP er1..,1M OIALS MVP l•"fW.t 8 .,,.....,,, ~' '"" O"'>...,.,, ""-' _ _,,Gare•~ ~11n .. Q1r.J wCll'WI M1t'Vli(.OM"n•IA SANTA BARilARA- Dennis Smith poured in 34 points, but it was for naught as the Sad· dleback College Gauchos lost to Long Beach City in overt ime, 98·98, Thursday night at Santa Barbara City College in first round basketball ac· tion at thtt Santa Barbara Classic. 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' -" Me~TO-•& " .. - I l)) I 0 DAIL v PILOT Fflday. December 10. 1976 .. .. ~.Weekend Calendar l( ~. "• '• Top Skippers Prep for Cup Uy ALMON LOCKABEV Of !tie 0.ilt ~llot $1•H Southland yachting ram. will gel a chance to see some of the heavyweights or s;ulboat match racing in action when Long Hench Y11cht Club's 1977 edi- tion or th<' famed Congressional Cup gets under way March 13. Jn fact, the prestigious st'ries will have the pre· micr challengers for the America's Cup - scheduled later in the y(•ur ;ilong with at least three of the contenders for the ddender's role ror the "uuld muK " Pelle Pctt'rson, designer und skipper or Sweden's America's Cup challenger, Sverige, was the first to announce thut he would bring a crew to Long Beach to sail Cal·4Qs against some or the world's top match racing skippers. Sverige was launchc.•d SC'pt 1 <.1t Stenungsund. Sweden, and since then h<ts been working out agam::.t the former American 12 meter Columbia . Peterson and his Swedish crew are considered the top contenders to wrench the Amcnca's Cup from its New York pedestal rn 125 years /\LAN BON D OF AUSTRALIA 1s also entering his America's Cup hopefuJs m the Congressional Cup The :.kipper 1s as yet annamed. Baron 01ch of t-'rance has withdrawn his crew from the Congres~wnal Cup. reportedly because or <l1ff1cultu.•s in getting a new 12 meter under way for the America's Cup. Three t•ontt•nders for thl' dl'fcnse of the Cup will also be seen in arllon al Loni: lkach. Chief among these is Ted Hood. Marhleheud. Mass., who has de- signt'd a new Twl'lve for tht• Cup trials. Hood was the s kipper of the 12 ml'lcr Courageous in the 1974 defense or the Amt•ncu'!i Cur ALSO ON 111\NO AT I.ONG Beach will be Lowell North of S:rn Oll'RO who has been chosen as the s kipper of a new 12 meter being 'fielded by a Wesl Coast Syndicate Ted Turner or Atlanta, Ga . the ebullient yarhlsman and flamboyant owner or the Atlanta Arave.s baseball team, has Ileen chosen lo skipper Courageous in the Amenca's Cup trials and has an- nounced that he "111 again be in Long Beach for the Congrt'Ss1onal Cup Turner 1s a several-lime con- tender for the Con~rc.·M.ional Cup but h11s never woo il The 10th !>kipper and crew will be selected from the winner of a W1..'St Coast sa1lofC scheduled Jan. 29 30 out of Long Reach Yacht Club. Skippers who have expressed an 1ntt•rei>t 1n the sailoff include Bill Ficker. 1970 winnt•r of the America's Cup from Newport Reach. Argylt! Campbell, Balboa Yacht Club. a former Congressional Cup winner, and Mark Laura, Seattle, 1972 winner or the Douglas Cup for colll'giatc match r:lcing. Pctl•r l\t•nt, f!encral chairman of the 1977 Congressional Cup scril'S, said the upcomin~ event h:is tht• cla!>s1cst ro!>ter in the history of the event. flt• \'t·nf1t«t that tht• serit.•s will sailed in the venera- hll-C;.il 40 sloops with Long Hcach Yacht Club furn1.,hing new Jihs for all of the boi.lts. The Cal 40, d~s1gncd by Hill Lapworth of Newport Beach :lnd Built by Jensen Marines, was the first bo:it chosen for thc Congressional Cup and has been used t.•very year except two Do ,1''ot Opew Before Pn"9tlt DEAR r I\ T My husband and I purchased a Gen1l' ~;irage door opener from National Lumber Co in I lunlmj?ton Beach on f<'eb 2. 1976. We paid an extra $.17 for ins t:illat1on chaqies About a month later Wl' were 1wrH'ssful attempts to re- ach someone 1n <tulhority ut National Lumber by t elephone. my hui;band wrote them on Apnl 23 re· questing that they obtain the permit and correct the lm.propcr mstallauoo. We b.ave .not. uc.eived an aru.w<'r, :ind hope that )'OU can help C R .• Huntington 1'1tll Parktr. managtr ol tht Hunllngt.oa ~ach 1'1llonal LumtM>r l'o_ st.ore, aays that a posted sign Informs garage door openl'r customers that obtaln- lnit a building permit b the rl'llponslblllty or the natomt"f, Tht t'ily ol HunUn"ton Beach, aecordlng to Parkt r. Informed l.he store about a year a.go that door ~ners Installed In garages are considered ••11mall appllancf',," requlrf' a building permit and mllll mt>f't ~lntrkal u ft-ty ,tandards . The firm's in'itaJlen are not licensed ~ledrical <'OQtractors, and they ~an.not modJfy or cbaa1e lhe Histing wlrtng In a customer's garage. That ls up to the purcbuer. along with obtalnlng a bulJding permit. Parker told A VS that hJs cost runs $32.SO for ·~~ '"" '~ t.J (} •• -. C~g,~ge .. Sail:ors Competing Uer,le~a~eek~ al Ideal winter sn1llng -------------=-::;...~~::::::::-con~ont ~ al~ost hke ~01mer -Southern - , Cali(qrnia yuchtf"'eo 11A;e ~ing a r espite t.his weellend,'possibly to ~ontcmplatilheir last.minute CHAMPAT13 Robbie Naish WOMEN'S TITLIST Susie Swatek Robbie Naish Top Windsurf er Entry Robbie !\;J1o;h, a 13 year old 90 pound sailor from Ka1lu:1, ll jwu11. won the Windsurfer world t°hampionsh1p \\II h a low Sl'Ort.' of 4.25 points in :l hght-air n•s:atta at "llass~•u . Buhamas Mon• than ·150 t·utnes sa1lod the preliminary Sl'ries in four st·p:ir~•le W1'1.:ht classes to determine the top 21 from earh cla~s who would sail in the l'hampionship rl1ght Christmas shoppmg The lone exception on lhe l~al front will be the collegiate sailors who will be competing for the Dick Sweet Perpetual trophy to decide the sloop champ1onsh1p of the Puc1f1c Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Assocl:lllon. NINE TEAMs--INCLUDING UC Irvine and Or ange Coast College-will be mixing it up over ocean courses orr Newport Beach ln 3(Hool Sb!elds Class sloops. There will be fi ve SoU.lhland'colleges and four from northern California In the competi- tion. Action is light in other Southl:ind yachting com· munities. In Los Angeles Barbor. Cabr1llo Beach Yacht Club will contfnue its Winter Series on Sun- day, and on Santa Monica Bay King Harbor will stage the las t half of its Chnl>tma:. Regalta tor cen- terboard boats. JN SAN DIEGO TWO yacht clubs have scheduled minor regattas. Coronado Cays Yacbt Club w1Jl send handicap type racers out in quest or the Longstreth trophy on Sunday and Mission Bay Yacht Club is in\itmg ull classes to an event facetiously called the Commodore 's Confusion race on Sunday. -•SCHUH • HAalCIH • IOHUAH • HICIOflCO •--· -.. pacific riooino 00 0 morinE supph~ • SAFETY E(f>UIPMEHT • HENRI LLOYD Foul Weather ClottriitMJ • LIHLIMES-Madeup •SWAGING • RIGGING REPLACEMENT lri'") .... ad for I 0°/o DISCOUNT Oii _,, Marine Hardware 2430 W. Coast Hwy.-Mewport hoch 17141631-2161 Ni\ISll HEAT TIU: J>t~n:NOING champion, Mall Schw,.it..:l·r or l'ac·1rw l'ahsades by 7. 75 points. Compellllve yachting acllvity is expected to re· main tight throughout the holiday season with no major events scheduled before the f'eb. 2 start or Del Rey Yacht Cluh's Puerto Vallarta race, followed by the Southern Caufornia Yachting As- sociation's Midwinter Re~ulla in mid 1''ebruary. The "Midwinters" traditionally kick ofr a new year • lfyachting-in Southern California __________ _::::::::::::~::::..::-------~~ In racing W1n1hudtr's, achit•vement is measured by racing in Wl'l~hl clas~es, much the same as in box 1 ng All t'ftnlusta.nt:t are weiehed-in prior to rompl'l1t1<1n and tj)cn dh1dcd In to four equal Wl'l~hl d.tSSl' ... NAISH \~AS I~ TIU: hghlwei~ht d1vis1on of 90 lo 146 pound., Thl' 5l·cntry v.11nwn s ehjmp1onsh1p was swept by the Swalt•t·k .... 1 ... 1t•r., of Long ~kach with 18-year old Sus1t• Sw;.ilt•k laking r.r ... 1 pldC(', ahead or her 20-ycar old SISlN. l.1111 Bebo III Coutal Weather l•qnt Y-''••D•• winch niQht And T S mornW"19 "">U'\ H19n\. S•tVf'O•Y fl) to op corer n(O&'l~I t•mMr•tur-. Wtll ,.....,. bfolw.-•·n •) •nd 10 ffll•t'lc:J tt'm· Bebo n1 skipr>erf.'d hy l><'•AIU"' will ••n~ ........ ...,JI • ..., ' ._ •~ Hw W·lltt ltnio-'f4'tvr• w111 bt~ Bob Darnell or Voy~tRl'rS l'lltDAY Club was the high point .,..,....,,...... 'uom oo sl'orer for the \'ear in lhl' S un, Moon, Tld-• Newport l sia ndt•r 30 ""' fleet. Bebo 111 plat•c<I third in the fm<1I ratt• or the year sailed out of South Shore Yacht <Juli Sunday. Second overall· ror~the year was Howlin' ·Owl. sailed by Allen Stewart. VYC. ""' h1t1h r 1r,, to_.. .y.,,.flt'ltl•Oh !,,o(ftl\OlhW SATURDAY 11 ll•m 1~ \ 1),,m 11 11 OA.t m • i:t •Hf>m 07 SUNDAY rtf\I hl()h 1 )qA M. 4 0 '""~' !l')w • '7fH1 m. ::11 "'"""""'citl I? 001> m • 4 Y<t><~l•w \ 7 Up "1 0 S ~ ... ., ..... ~ •~ ~,m ·ir"''" •• t> m. ~,..._ '" 41'» m ,, •. ,,q DJ m • Cnr a proh/1'111., T/1c1111 rite lri Pol Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. qt•ltwg Ilic ansners and actwn you nerd to soli·1• lllN/U1t1e1> 111 qol'ernmenl and bus1· ness Mail II""' ques11011s to /'(It l>unn At \'our Serl'1ce. Oru"'w Cuo.~t l:X.11/y />1lut. /> O Ror 1560. Costa ,\lt>su c'I\ !J2fi:!li Include yo11r telephone number. 'J'l1r cnt1m1n appears daily except Saturdays. ju.st sending out an lns taJler's truck, and that be bas . blatrucled his n tespersons to Inform customers that obtaining the permit and meetlng electrical· standards are the responslbUity of the customer. No ellplanation was given as to w~y your phone ln·· qulries and teller were not answ~red. · ' • •raeo Weak' l'aebtlon Supe~t DEAR PAT : Would you vicase check out this ~ offer from Columbia Researcb -Corp.?. It. seems to : me that some kind or Mp-off must be involved ror a fantastic vacation for only $Ki.95. I'm eoolosing all the materinl received from CRC for your inCorma- Deck the halls with a live·-Cut Christmas tree! 'Tis that season again. Get ln the holiday spirit by c hoosing a real, live-cut Christmas tree from the wonderful select Ion you'll find at JCPenney. ITon. T cerluinly would like to know iftlm<rrfH rs-0,..,... . ...-- lhe up and up ·Live cut Live cut Westem fir Christmas trees. Pia ntation-A.G .• Laguna Beach' You must han mlssed lhe long and com· Scotch pine prebenslve Item about lbls company I.A lhe Nov. 21,, AVS column. Its IUl~avory history ol legal c:bargH. Christmas trees. Involving many ~lates and the fedtral gov,ernment do not bear repeUtlon attbls point. Your fetttr ls be· 4 to 5-ft -············--.. 8.99 ' ing forwarded to the ~ttomey General, Atte.ation: James Cuneo, 'to State Bull.ding, San Francisco, SY2 to 7-ft .... ._ ........ 13.99 CA H I04. as previously advised by A VS. AU readers receiving the "current" vauUon 7 to 8-ft ·······-··-···--·-15.99 promotion orrer from <;RC are strongly advised to forward this materlaJ to Cwleo for lnd.usJon,ln bill°. rues. Many A VS reaclers coni,lmae to lnqulre a.bout t.b1.I offer. Al(ain, don't gt>t iny9lved and fol'Ward all, malled m aterial1 to the Attorney Ge.neral's ~trice. "Al John.son & Son you're treated like 0 member a the rom1ly. I boughl o cor here btfofe There~ never O<Y'f high pressuie, and Ive • hod no tomploltlt$ or· ptoblems • Thol°s Why I recommend you drive to John\Ot'I 6 Son Tholr Golden Touch Service 15 tho ONLY woyto bUy. Give ')!mo try 3 to 4-ft . ·-········-----2.99 5 to 6-ft ....... _._, ...... 3.99 7 to 8-ft ····--·····-···-····5.99 g rown live cut Douglas fir Christmas trees. 5 to 6-ft ............... 10.99 6 to 7-f t ............... _.13.99 7 to 8-ft .............. _15.99 Live poinsettias in 6-inch pots. Special 2.77 Beautlful poinsettias, the traditional Christmas plant. Choose from several colors. An ideal holiday gift, or buy for yourself. Grows to 3-ft. indoors. Decorated llve-cut ivy wreath for your door or entry1 2.44. JC Penney 'r IA \ \ '. ·, . s.....Hrsw..._M.. ,o .... tet~S& 10 ...... ,,.... s...11-.a1e,,... FASHION ISLAND STOU OML Y • NEWPORT CENT~R 4 r \ -- EEKENDER Reflective Sculptures In Newport Frederick Eversley began hill career u an eledrical engineer, almln1 at an M.D. and a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering. Today, be is a sculptor. Forty pieees ln cast P,>tyest.er resin created by Eversfey ·dur·. Frederick Eversley created these two untitled sculptures in potyester resin. The opaque black work at left was ma.de in 1974, while the form at right, in three colors, dates from 1969. .t JACKIE Hn&AN, Editor Arts I Dining Out :- Entertainment Friday, December 10, 1978 ing the past 10 years will be on dLsplay Saturday througb Jan. 23 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 2211 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Eversley turned to sculpture when he became fascinated by DAILY PILOT the possibilities or using plaetic• as a medium. During his earlie~ a rtistic explorations, he de-1 veloped a technique of ceo· trifugal casting to create multi· color. multi·layer conctntrio ring sculpture. TIIE OBJECTS he creates de- pend for their effects up0n polished surf t reflect their envjronment o ct as len~es . Changes in light and viewer pers pective result · seeming changes in t sculptures . The exhibit was organized by the Santa Barbara Museum· di Art. Al the same time, the mus8"111 will be displaying in its entrance gallery a suite of 20 painti.Qp, "Homage for 'Vingt Regards aur l'Enfanl Jesus' by Messiaen," by Jean St. Pierre. Messia~'s music accompanies this dis-· play. The group of oil and encaustic paintings was purchased in 1975 by Friends or the Newpon Harbor Art Museum for the permanent collection. MUSEUM HOURS are noon to 4 p.m. daily except Mondays, and 6 to 9 p.m. Fridays. The museum will be closed Dec. 24, 25 and 31 and Jan. I. Guided tours are provided on request for public and private or- ganizations as well as educa· lional and senior citizens groups. They may be arranged by calling 675-3866. Admission to the museum is free. It's 'Nutcracker' Time Met Star to Teaeh. Ba rat o n (' Sherrill Milnes, a leading pc rform('r with the Metropolitan Opera, \\ tll conduct master classes as part of the thm:I a nnual "Festival of Learning" for s ingers and piano accompanists, alol)e Wlth soprano Nadine Conner and other well·known teachers. The festival begins J an 19 at Santa Ana College. Information .ind applications are available by calling 8.15 J()()() <'Xl. J 17. T•rtle la 'Allee' Tristan Mabry stars as the mock turtle in a cast of over 70 Orange Coast youths 1n· "Alice in Wonderland." It will be performed at 7:30 o'clock tonight and 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse, 806 Laguna Canyon Road, :taguna Beach. Tickets at $1.50 for adults and $1 for children may be reserved by calling 4M-<r7'3 between l ad I p.m. today and Saturd111. I , l . The Sugar Plum Fairy will weave h« magic on the youn1sters of Orange County when Ballet Pacifica launches Its loth aeuon of "The Nutcracker" in the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beac~ on Tues· day. Performances run through Dec. lt at 7:30 p.m. with 2:30 p.m . matinees scheduled for Dec. 18 and 19. Dancing the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy In different performances will be Judith Aaen C1uest artist), Jill Brooks and McJlly Lynch. Their Nut· cracker Prince partners will be Louis Carver. Paul Naure, Vic· tor Moreno and David Paoaiert. SNOW QUEENS will be Jill Brooks, .Unnlfer En1Je, Lisa Robertaod' and Kristi Stephens. Louis Carver, Ro1er Faubel and Paul Maure ~m alternate as Snow Kings. In every performance the roles of Drosselmeyer and Mother Gln1er will be portrayed by Laguna Beach actor Charles Colian. · Considered the most popular ballet in the United Stat.es, "The Nutcracker" story concerns • lit· lie 1irl who receives, 11 a Christmas gift, a wooden not· cracker carved to resemble a man. In the ma1lc of Christmas Eve, the nutcracker comes to life and turns into a handsome prince, who taka the UWe lirl, Clara, lhroulh the Land of Snow to his Kin1d0m of Candy, where she meet.I the Sul(ar P1uni Fairy. Charles Colgan (center) plays Mother Ginger, wffh Kelly Kneubuhl (left) and Kathy Jo Kahn as two of the dancing gingersnaps. The role or Clara will be danced by Rika Creed, Shawn Daywalt, Laurie Miller and Julie Renfro. Music is by Tchaikovsky: choreography and costumes are by Lila Zall, artistic director of Ballet P acifica: technical dlrec· tor Is Carl Callaway; storyteller 15 Dou~las Reeve. TICKETS are $4 for adults and $3 for children. Group rates are available for 15 or more tickets. Mail orders may be sent to Sa!· ly Reeve, P.O. Box 241, Lasuna Beach . CA 92652.. Chech should be made payable to Ballel Pacifica and a self·addre$Sed s tamped envelope muSt'·1~e enclosed if tickets are to be mailed. Further inform aUon and re- servations can be obtained by calling 494-7271 or 494-1148 weekdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. .. " .. * It's a Dog's Lile Dean Jones stars as b6th a crt1s ading lawyer and a dog m the new Walt Disney film "The Shaggy D.A." Tim Conway, Suzanne Pleshette and Kct·nan Wy nn costar. Record Gifts New Discs &·'.Tops in Pops~) Relerued By LISA ROBINSON For the rock fan, Christmas poses no pro· blcm. Most record companies wall until just thjs time to release their big guns, or get rid of the ob·· vious "Greatest Hits" packages that they've had lying around all year. New and big albums in your stores now in· elude Elton John's double record set, "Blue Mov· cs," Led Zeppelin's soundtrack to "The Song Re· mains the Same," Stevie Wonder's "Songs in the Key of Life," Joni Mitchell's "Hejira," Jackson Browne's "The Pretender," Kiss' ''RQCk.& Roll Over" and Electric Light Orchestra's "A New World Record.'' · NEW AND well worth noting <although not always displayed prominently) ari' Patti Smith's "Radio Eth1op1a" and Graham Parker and the Rumour·s "Heal Treatment" <although his "Live at Marble Arch," a bootleg LP hard to come bv 1n the U S., 1s a better indication of his interesting approach to rhythm and blues). The live album (because of Jo'ramplon's s uc- cess) 1s second in popuJarity righl now only to the .. Best of" LPs. We're being deluged with the greatest hits of the The Fuccs. The Doobies, the E agles. Diana Hoss, Grand Funk, George Har- tison. Bachm:.111 Tum<'r Overdrive, Jimmy Cliff, pnn, Mott the lloople, Firesign Theater, Ten ·~cars After, Leo Koltkc. Rod Stewart and the ointer S1 stl•r s. And John Denver's and hicago's "Greatest lhts" from last year have l:>ecn dragv,ed to the front e>f the stores. ' .: IF YOUR fr1Clld /relative/child is a fan of. by. Bruce Springsteen, but only has his ''Born to B un" album. a good idea might be to buy his arlier "Greetings fo'rom Asbury Park" and "The· iJd the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle·' LPs co'mplete the collection. Early Rolling Stones r eeords are always great, and there are a few ~~k Christmas" albums worth having, notably ""Phil Spector's Christmas Album" (re-released en Warner Bros.). You'll have no trouble at all finding the right ift this Chr istmas for that BeaUe freak on your · t. There's Capitol's "Beatles Rock & Roll usic." and Apple's lwovolumes, "The Beatles: 962-1966" and "The Beatles: 1967-1970." "Let It e" was up front 1n many of the stores I visited. The Art• in Brief Peerce, ,Feld at UCLA Among the highhght.8 or 'the perl'ormlng arts at UC Los Angeles in February will be a concert by tenor Jan Peerce and performances by the Eliot.1'eld BaJlet. Peerce will sings arias with the California Chamber Symphony at 8 p.m. Feb. 6 in Royce Hall, with tickets al $5-$8 general, $2.50 for students and senior <'itizcns. The ballet will perform Feb. J l · 16 in Royce Hall, with tickets at $4 .50·$7 .50 general, $2.50 lor s tudents. Tickets are available al Mutual and Liberty agencies. Other events include the JuilUard String Quartet (Feb. 13, 19, 24 and 27 ); guitarist Carlos Barbosa-Lima (Feb. 20), violinist Silvia Marcovici CFeb. 20), the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra C Feb. 18), the National Folk Ballet of Yugos lavia (fo'eb . 20> and the Rejko Hungarian Gypsy Orche:.tra and Dancers <Feb. 27 l M em be rs of the Royal Shakespeare Company will present r eadings with an emphasis on Shakespeare Feb 3·5. Maaic Center Plap The Mark Taper Forum or the Los Angeles Music Center will present Emlyn Williams in a solo performance as "Dylan Thomas Growing Up" Dec. 27-Jan. 2. Tickets go on sale at the box offtce Wednesday. Information is available by calling <213) 972-7211 ; for theater parties, <213> 972-7605. The Taper has also announced the rehearsals have begun on Tom Stoppard's "Travestie s" and Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Ueing Earnest," to run in repertory beginning Jan. 11. The plays are related. with some of Wilde's characters used in the Stoppard comedy. 'l'he cast wall anclu<le Jean Marsh and Anita Gilletle. Also at the Music Center, the Ahmanson Theater has announced that Cindy Williams, star of "Laverne and Shirley," will be reatured with Richard Thomas an the comedy "Merton of the Movies," April 22·June 4. Pla.wtarh,.. Sito"' A multi-media exploration of Christmas sky phenomena wall be examined in "The Star of Bethlehem," which starts today at the Reuben H. Fleet Theater and Science Center. 1875 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego. It will run through Dec. 30. Information as available by calling 1·238-1233, ext. 33. Ballet P~f onaanc~• · Ballet fans will have a chance to indulge lhemselves this month and next, with several ballet companies scheduJed lo perform. The Southern California Ballet will presenl "Peter and the Wolf" with narrator Richard Thomas Dec. 28·30 at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles. Other ballets to be performed include the world premiere of Paul Stupton's "Affinities." Tiekcts ar e available at Mutual and Liberty agencies. The San Francisco Dallet will perform ·Jan. 20-22 at 8:30 p.m. at UCLA's Royce Hall, offering ''Romeo and Juliet '' and several short dances. tickets al S&-$8 general and $2.50 for students are available al Mutual and Liberty agencies. . In ad di ti on to its Laguna Beach performances (sec p age Cl). the Ballet Pacifica will perform "The Nutcracker" al 7:30 p.m. Dec. 20 and 21 at Santa Ana College. Tickets at $2 general and $1 for students and senior citizens are on a first-come, first-served basis. Batad Held O"er The Ruthie Lewis Band has ~n held over at Duffy's Back Bay Restaurant, 103 N. Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. The group will perform from 8· 30 to I :30 o•ctock tonight ~ough Dec. 18, Tuesdays lhtout;h Saturdays. \loriet11 AlldldoR• Singers, dancers, jugglers, tumblers, clowns and variety artists will be audltiooed for Marriott's Great America in Santa Clara this weekend. Tryouts will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Los Angeles Airport's Marriott Hotel, 5855 W. Century Blvd. Musicians and backstage workers should not audition but rather send resumes to Marriott's Great America, Show Operations Dept., P.O. Box 1776, Santa Clara, CA 95052. .lo.e E'~r at Clarf!91Gtlt Jose Ferrer has been set as the third performer in the Claremont College's series or Special Events for 1976·77. He wall pres ent "The Art of the Monolof\uc" al 8 p.m. J an. 7 and 8 in Garrison Theater, Claremont. Tickets are available at Mutual and Liberty agencies, or can be charged at 1-626-4523. THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT ICE SKATES AND SKATING LESSONS VISIT OUR TOG SHOP FOR OTHER GIFTS INCLUDING SK4RTS, DRESSES, HOCKEY EQUIPMENT, GLOVES, MITTENSt SKAT~ BAGS, BLADES, JEWE-lRY, DANSKIN°TIGHTS AND TRUNKS. ICE CAPADES CHALET 2701 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MES'A, CALIF. (714) 979-8880 I ·, ,1 t.J" " . ..,r, I • I I \ I .>41 ... ,,..;, .u•' '~ ' l •\J/ ' "'j • i1r ' " ·• •• ' ' r ~ .. '' ,. . .. . . .•. 1 '' t•'.I"'~ i .,•to' I ~I ··~~~:1@'*1•~1 . NEAR YOU •••• ~--. .... r--• CHRISTMAS SHOPPING I I I I I I I I I can be as relaxing as an ocean breeze .•• at DANA POINT HARBOR where three dozen dockside spe· cialty shops offer a treasure trove of gifts for every taste in a soothing scenic setting! I I ~ I I I I I Treat yourself to an early I holiday now . . • in I DANA POINT HARBOR WHERE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY I MEETS PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY I A variety of relaxing I bonuses also await you: I • res taurants and recreation with a manna 11 view •deluxe accommodat1ons for holid ay I guests I .•Free Harbor Cruises with Santa Oecem· I I ber 11-12. 1·4 P.M. Dana Wharf I ------------------I •Holiday H1!L1tes Boat Display a nd Parade, I Dec. 17 & 18, 7.9 P.M. w ... ______________ ,.. __ _ The incomparable 450SEL Sedan from Mercedes-B·enz. Come and see what sets it apart from all the rest. There isn't another sedan in the world l ike the Mercedes-Benz 450SEL. It has the room of a tou ring car, but the handling of a sports sedan. It has the com- fort of a luxury car. but the engineering sophistication of an exotic sports car. We have this unique automobile on display. You can begin to appreci~te it by giving it a long loQk. But that is really just the beginning. Ask us about a thorough test . drive in the 450SEL. Know what it's like to be set apart from all th e rest. ··----"" Frtdey December 10, 137G O~JL Y PILOT Q ~~~!~.~~~ Menu a ~~~~~~~~ [ __ T_im_e_sl_P_la_ce_s_J department. 'lls the sea.son to~ Out ·n· About found on the east or west side or jolly ... and lo catch up with the 81g Apple itself. some of the recent developments Hannan Stanley We'll be check1n. g out the New ~ • h on the alw1.1ys-busy.O.ran. ge Coun Yorker ln detail soon, but a few on•g t '=' '! ty restaurant and duu.ng scene pertin~t facts are already ln ., • ••••• Next Wednesday o nly' the hand. For starters: Breakfast. 0."ITH T llE Archeswill stage a special Middlt.> lunch aod dioner wiU be cer ved K.tls' 0 " year's shortest Eastern dinner and show pro· -'# days dwindling on. it appears the gram. Many of the dishes, it hal) seven days a week between 6 -. pe•n __ idea of a twilll!ht dinner has been promised, will b~ made from a.m . and l J p.m. ., • ~, greater appeal than ever at ancient recipes da llng back more House specialties -authentic several Laguna spots Or does lhan 2.oooyear~. New York style we've been top-notch food at bargain prices Music and dance, too, will told include pastrami, corned M • ls have some bearing on the matter adhere to a strictly Middle East l>Mf, lox, eggs and onJons combo, US l,Ca too? bagels and cream cheese, and Th. I f navor -includ ing, naturally, the author Harr y Golden's all-time 1s popu ar are for the early· t t · h · t bed I i . . grea erps1c ore an art usoc1al· favori·t .. , etg cream. o-·eur y·to·r se set 1s being ed ·th th b IJ d ~ fr ed Bui P b wi earea: e Y ancmg. T hroug out this weekend, o er at eter:.'lwo super Danne r will b e se r v e d restaurants : the Crown House, r r 0 m 5 : 3 0 P . m . t 0 m i d· al ong with all the other opening 32802 Cons t Highway (at Crown night. Show limes. for those with merriment. there will be free Val l ey P arkw ay>. Laguna dinner reservations in advance movies and cartoons for the Niguel, 499·2626 ; and the Ivy of each performance, will be 7• 9 youneste rs in the Greenwich House. 384 Forest Ave. tin the Village room. L b d C and 11 p.m . ••••• um er yar enter ), Laguna The cost for dinner and show is Beach, 494-9491. $10 per person. Call the Arches - The special l w1hght dinner 645-707 7 -for information, or the menu provides a choice of three special reservations number _ equally tem pting cntrees Lead· 645·2545. ••••• ,. ing off is baked s napper, accom· parued by broccoli hollandaise. $4.45. Chicken, sautecd or broiled as you speci fy, as served with a sparagus holl u nd a 1se an d tabbed al $4.65. Medallion of beef, $4 .95, is serv(.-d on eggplant and accompanied by asparagu:. DON'T MISS the opening this weekend or a new -and warmly welcome -dining establishment in Costa Mesa . Off and running t od ay i s the New Yorke r restaura nt and delicatessen, 428 HORIKAWA restaurant, 3800 Plaza Drive, South Coast Vtllage, recently received the award of excellence for s upremacy in gourmet cuisine from the Gold PeMant Gou rm et Society, the oldest such group in continuous existence. During a black lie dinner held at the restaurant, owner .. Mike" Horlkawa r eceived the award from Gary Stein, Los Angeles businessman und grand mas ter of the society. Following the award ceremonies, the society E. 17th St. holl and a1se. The three entrees include race or parslled potato, SOUJ:J or mixed green s alad , hot bread and but· Under the owners hip and manageme nt or former New York restau r a nt and d e li operators, this spot, it is hoped, <8ff HORI KA WA, Page C4 > ter. Do bear in mind , though, that all or this is !.triclly an early af. fair. The s pedals arC' only of· fcred from 4 lo 6 pm., Monday through Friday, except holiday!. •••o• \ ~la,,. Narc AN OPPORTUNITY lo l<.tk e part in some unusual pre holiday festi vities 1s being offered next we e k at Nc>A port Oeat'h 's stalwart Arches restaurant , 3334 W. Coast lhghway IC lh t.> event looks like so m e thi ng l if ted f r o m &heherazade"s "Thousand and One Nights," lhat 's the prec1'>e intention Rerau.,e participants -by way of food. dnnk and en· tertainmcnt wall be whisked to the e 11ot1c M 1ddl<· East Susan Blakely portrays a plainclothes narcotic agent for the New Yo rk City Poli ce Depart ment in "Report to the Commiss ioner " at 9 o'clock tonight on "The CBS F r iday Night Movies," Channel 2. N OW OPEN W a: ch For Ow c.fwtd OpeninfJ SOOft ~!!rcS' ;~:.r. ~ c~:~~~~ UT-IH R. staYr ~.nt:.T::U BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DIMMER HAMBURGERS DURllfTOS IEiF DIP Also Featuring MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD Lamb & Beef Kebabs • Falafel -----•couroM•---.--G ET ACQUAJHTl:D SfllCIAL I I I HAMI URGER, FRENCH ~ I RUES & SOFT DRU« . . . • • . • • . . . • I I F11r A L1 m1led Tim,. 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THl.K Vlf.WllON KOCE·TV,CHSO ~30P.M. VllDllEDVS 3010 L11FAU1TE, NEWPORT IEACK 71'f-d75-577T • • •• • # ••• : ; .".CELEBRATE."~·· ~ · .. NewYear'• • ·· . at tbe · :: . -'" 7 NEWPORTER • , DINNER DANCES 9 PM to 1 :30 AM • En1ov a New Yeer's Eve you'll never forget! •' Gourmet dinner with vour ctto•ce of New York Roan Sirloin or Lobster • Champagne • , Fevou • Fun • Every thing! Even your • ctiooce of tn te11ainment I Dance to the BIG BAN D of ED LE ACH in ttM • Monti Carlo Ballr«>m • 01nct to TODA Y'S ••:TOP 40'S with "THE ENDANGE RED SPECIES" In the Empire Room • Dance to "THE ALAN REMINGTON QUARTET" In •• tht elegant Marine R11uaur1nt • • • Dinner Dances $4R.96 ptr couplt~ prepaid • I • t All tau s and gretulties lnclud1d • By rtserva· • "• tlons only • Or Joi n UJ tfttr dlMtr I" tht popular LIDO •LOUNGE with """CKIE NIOftO & PLAIN •• TRUTH" • Fevort • irun • S3.00 cover • cl'large per person efter 8:46 PM • • I Du Wt.,;'• (}//6tyMfkt efn /'t • 1 1 t07 ~ ... 111.-• ....._,, I-", C.llfcwni. 179e0 • •• 11141144·1l00 • C..1fllffl;. Tott ,,., 180010 2'4:MO • • • • TONIGlrr, DECEMBER It 'HANSEL AND GRETEL' -Clf\ldren's opera, 8 o'clock tonight. Saturday and D~. 16·18 ln the Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $1.50 al bookstore or door CJDLDKEN'S MUSICAL -"Scrooge and the Christmas Ghosts," by Jay ConJchn. 7 :30 o'clock tonight and Dec. 17, 2.30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Dec. 18. and 4:30 p.m. Sunday and Dec. 19. 20 and 21 at Fountain Valley Community Theater , 18280 Mt. Baldy Circle. Fountain Valley. $1.50 . 963-2033, S31·8662 or.894-2102. 'AUCE IN WONDERLAND' -Musical. 7:30 o'clock tonight, 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Suoday at Lag una Moulton Theater, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. $1.50 adults . $1 children. 494-0743 1 to 5 p. m . today and Saturday. 'UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE' -Joint faculty. student comedy. 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday in the Porthole Theater, Dana Hllls Hi gh School, 33333 Street of the G<>lden Luntern. Dana Point. $2. 'AN ENEMY OF THE P EOPLE' -Ibsen drama. 8 o'clock torught. Saturday and Dec. 14-18, and 5 p.m . Sunday and Dec. 19 at Cal State Fullerton's Recital llall, 800 N. State College Blvd .. Fullerton. $2.50. 87().3371. 'PI CTU R E S A T AN E XHIBITION' - Mussorgs ky music, 8 o·clock tonight in Cal State Fullerton Little Theater, with Uni versity Wind Ensemble. 800 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton. $2. 870-3371. 'A MUSICAL OFFERDiG' -Choirs a nd or· chestra. 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday al Fullerton College Campus Theater, 321 E. Chap- man Ave ., Fullerton. Free. CLASSICAL ROCK CONCERT -. Featuring Handel, 9 o'c lock tonight al Jo'ountaln Valley NOW APPEARING THE BOB VERA SHOW WEDMESDAY-THURSDA Y 7 P.M. • 11 P.M. FRIDAY • SATURDAY 8 P.M. • I A.M. ALSO DIXIELAND BRUNCH WITH llLL Y WELLS & THE BACHELORS SUND A Y-10 A.M. to 3 P.M. CHRISTMAS FEAST Join us at The Registry Hotel for on old fashion Christmas Feast. Carve your own turkey with all the trimmings in our Grand Portage Restaurant. $8.75 per person. Reservations for your turkey must be mode in advance. Complete holiday menu from $7.25 available also. Come dine, dance and Enjoy. THE Rt~GISTRY HOTEL ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT 18800 MacArthur Blvd., lrvln• Phone 752-8>'77 Ow...o -l!Ot!flM O'f Hot.p<ltl11y MlftfCl-1 W. O••t.tl Te•U Recreation Center. Brookhurst at lleil, Fountain Valley S'Z.50. ~~ IRVINE MASTER CHORALE -Christm musi~~.8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday ln S-·-~•" Ana n.a•h School Auditorium, 520 W. Wal Santa Ana. $6 and" adulta, $htudenta. 542·1790. 'SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY' -Dir ected by Ron Thronson or Costa Mesa , 8·30 o'clock toniab and Saturday in Chapman College's Waltmu , Theater, Palm at Grand, Or1nge . $2.50 aeneralf' $1.50 students and seniors. 997-6646. ·~ 'THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING' -RomQ; tic comedy, 8 o'clock tonight through Sunday Santa Ana College Phillips Hall, 17th and Bria streeta, Santa Ana. $2 general, $1 students 4"Ct .. senio.rs. 835-5971 or ~3000, ext . ZZ1 weekday ab~ temoons. / · 'ROIJDA YON ICE' 8 o'clock tonight, 2 and t p.m . Saturday and 2 and 6 p.m . Sunday at the Long Beach Arena. $4.50, $5.50 and $6.SO at Ticketron (Sears, Wards and Broadway).~ Mutual. Wallichs'and Liberty agencies. 'THE MOUSETRAP' -Suspense drama, 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Westminster Commun ity Theat e r . 7272 Ma p ie St., Westminster. 893·8626. 'THE HEIRESS' -Drama. 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday al Cal State Long Beach Studio Theater . 6101 E. 7th SL. Long Beach. Sz.13.50. (213 ) 498-4540 weekdays. • 'STAR OF BETHLEHEM' -Planetarium show. 7:30 and 9 o'clock tonight and Dec. 17. Orange • Coast College Planetarium. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Free. EDDIE HARRIS -9:30 p.m. to 2 a .m. ton1ght, through Sunday at Hungry Joe's, 1506 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. $4 plus one drink minimum . BASEBALL M E MORABIUA -F r o m Baseball's Hall of Fame, today through Sunday at the Los Angeles Convention Center. 2 to JO p.m. daily. $2 adults, $1 children under 16. ORIGINAL M USICAL -''From Her e to Kingdom Coine." 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday in the Orange Coast College Drama Lab, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. 'SAT URDAY SUNDAY MONDAY' -Comedy, now through Dec. 19 at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newpor t Blvd, Cos t a Mesa. 8 p .m . Tuesd ays-S undays a nd 3 p.m . Sundays. $4.50-$6.50. 646-1363 after 1 p.m . daily. 'SOUND OF MUSIC' -Now through January at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. l}.50-$13.95. 492-9950. <SH IRVINE, Page C7) ~olden ~·· ·~~· ~ra9on ·~· GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DtSHES Specializing In Chinese A lo C.Orte Dishes 20ZJ ....... 11"4. I LUNCH•OINNER DAILY Food 10 TllM Out COSTA MIU • 11 :30 A M. to 10 P.M. '4~7 I 62 • 646-ttl I GRAND OPENING THIS WEEKEND FRl.-SAT.-SUM. •DEC. Io. 11, I Z New Yorlcer RESTAURANT AMO DELICATESSEN THE OHL Y PLACE TO GET GREAT NEW YORK DELI • Pastrami -CGrMCI l..t • • Lox, Eggs CIRd OMoes • • ICIC)el1 and C,..... 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'"• r.o,,.1no tt<aY'P'Nl'lfl ·ACMINISCC ovef bew1+h.1• pf\Ot<»@'•pi\t 0111 ~~\go,,-\J\(e "' • .,,, Sin c .. """"' •EN.JOY '"" f1Nts1 rooo .,,., ''"lS' b. OU "'•~, ,... ~,,_ s.lAYIClal'NAOl'l•bl•Pf•'ff' Uf°'* 'I.I "' ~\~ Magnificent Champagne Happy, happy hour, lo,~•"11/1, " Brunch on Sunday! Mon.-Fri., 4-6 DOUBLES~ 111 W. A..,nida Palhadll 491-1211 s .. c1., ..... ,, Take A Dining Trip On A Train For a unique dining adventutt, come aboard the glamour train. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Savory ent.rec:s include Roast Prime. Rib of Beef, Rack of Lamb Be Chesapeake Bay ScalloJll. Grand Ccnrral Station Lounge with Chowder Bar and Dining Can located in South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. (71~) ~22 Come relive the put. Inquire about our specially-selected --:::--~ wine of the month.~- begin yeur New fear wilhe•• ~'Newport Beachtt® ~orrao ·~>111 Jrl:WPOJtT O'EWTl:Jl 'IOCl ""•~pn•I ( '"''' DT •D1nnu (Steak or Lobster) •Unhm1t"d Cockla1ls •Ch.imp.ic,n• ;it Midnight • r :1Vors •Continuous Music with "The Society for the Preservation of 819 Bands" and "The Brewers" only S79 rer couple A"d 1 YUll choo~e l1lt.IJy OVt!I • A luxurious room with morning breakfast for only S20 per person • A \CCOnd night IS Jll add111on1I S 1 S per person (1>11clud1ng breakfast) Make reservations NOW! lf'tu t•\ HH"lucht loUC Al Ut~lu1tyf ,\ tw-1n1" c1,..puatt t0t..au1red PhnM ( 1141 v40 4000 Spend New Year's Eve at the New Registry Hotel with Keith .. Williams & Hls Orchestra. We're bringing back the sound and .~mance of the 'Bil Band in OW' Orange County Ballroom. -Or-let Keri Crossman le Co. entertain you with bis I.:.as Vegas type show featuring a wide range of musical orcerlnp ln our .• Grand Portaee Restaurant. A gourmet dinner will be served in both rooms with a bottle or champagne for every couple, complete package available at $50100 per couple. Overnight accommodations are also available at an additional SS per person. Call now for reservations. THE REGISTRY. HOTEL Orange C.Ounty Airport 18800 MacArthur Boulevard I rvf"!£ Callfomle 92715 • v14) 752-1777 \ A Memorab"le 'Music' ' ~yond the general excellence · the show la well haodled by the servants -Victor Pinheiro and Susie Scott -who contribute some nice depth to a pair ol uW1· ty characters. Dennis Fox and John Parkson fare well aa the nasty N azls and Bert Anderson h1 fine as lhe young Teuton with aome humanity remaining. ol the overall production, there are three upect.a ol .. The Sound oC Music" at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse that should re- main with you all the way home. One ia the spectacular voice ol Geraldine Dt_cker as the Mother Abbess, whose rendition or "Cllmb Every Mountain" aends shivers up the spine. Another is the superb performance of James E . Brobead a.a the lr· represslble impresario Max Detweiler, easily the best ol the cast. The third Is the presence of the most engaging younpten you're llkely to see on stage -Jennifer and John Younghusband, ages 6 and 4, respectively, as the junior members of the Von Trapp Family (where the seven children have become eigbt for this version). The decision to add little John to the lineup was in- splred: he may not know what a show stealer is yet, but he cer- tainly is one. mE MOPPETS aretheof(apr- ing of actress Judy O'Dea, who turns in a fine performance 1n the leading role of Maria, the would· be nun turned governess turned stepmother of the Von Trapp brood. Miss O'Dea folJows ber Intermission Tqm Titus perky NelUe ln "South Pacific" with another Rodgers & Ham- merstein heroine, equally er ferveacent with a pleasing, natural flair. Darrell Sandeen enacts the authoritarian Captain Von Trapp with the proper straight-backed stiffness and a commanding stage voice, both in his speaking and sln&lng moments. Another ftne sln1er is Jan Lacey, who makes the most ol the role of Ella. the fiancee of brief tenure, in bet "How Can Love Survive?" and "No Way lo Stop It" num· bers. THE VON TRAPP children perform well as a wlit, though their bedtime number could benefit from more imagineUve staging. They are well represent- ed at the bottom by little John and Jennifer and at the top by Mariana Renee, who makes a de· licious Leisl, as well as in the middle by Resina McMahon, whose gift for honesty provides her with some quite funny mo- ments. ' Whal comedy remains in For "The Sound ot Music," a difficult technical assignment, director Dan Verre bas come up with the rinest set yet at the San Clemente dinner thea\er, Scenic t ranslttons -and ~e many -are skillfully and quick- ly accompllshod. Even If the show were a med!ocre effort, it would be one ol the biggest box office suc- cesses to date at Seb&sU.an's. An avalanche of advance sales has sold out the production through December, and current projec- tions to run It through Feb. 20 may have to be revised lnto March if auch response con- tinues. "The Sound of Music" plays nightly except Monday at vary- ing curtain times (8:40 Tuesday through Thursday, 9 : 10 Friday and Saturday, 7:40 Sunday) al Sebastian's West, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. Call 492.9950 for reservations. Rudolph Valentino and Lila Lee are the stars of •'Blood and Sand," a 1922 silent bullfighting classic at 11:30 o'clock tonight on Channel 28. The film will be pre'ceded by a documentary, ''The Legend of Rudolph Valentino." at 10:30 o'clock. Both are part of KCET's membership drive. which runs through Tuesday. HORIKA WA WINS GOURMET PRIZE ••• SELL-SELL SELL those Christmas Ite ms from under our DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS THEE CALLour Chn:.lmas Ad·V•i.t'r ut &12 5678 <From Page C3) membership was treated to Horikawa's widelr·hailed "0-makase" gourmet dinner. Horikawa is the first Japanese restaurant to receive the award. In addition to the South Coast ·Village spot. there's another Horikawa operatjon at 111 S. San Pedro, in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. Diners may choose from seafood delicacies at the largest Sushi Bars outside Japan, grilJed meal or poultry in the Teppa'l Rooms, or traditional Japanese favorites. TEMPLE <;AR.DENS ~-· ; CtMNeSfa Restaurant ~~?5 DIE FAMOUS LUNCHEON AND DINNER DAILY Special LMnc:t..oR Buffet M oMily lhru Friday 11 30 to I 30 RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE F1 1tu11ng EJ101tc Tropical Oronk~ 1500 .t.D.t.M5 lot Horborl COST A MESI. 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Newport Beach Speclel R•••Nlrtlona Number 645-2545 r .. :;~ "" " •• t. Me-N-Ed's Home-delivered pizza Is like having a chef, Maltre de, waiter ~! ...... and taxi driver ot your doorstep. · · 11red ot dfl3ssing up 10 eot r.ur> l 1100 ol 11 .. r.g ON'"' C!l.f'>'V night) Then plloM Me-N ld:. Fom1y P1ua l'or' AS or0d t' ,,,. (J piping hol piZZO ,, ' ond cold SOit drink dellll'eted lo yeur dOOl 1n rn1r.ute5 , • [!Aven p1uo vonetie.s lo choo:.o ltom each de1tc1ou$ly ditferenl ;/ Nu e nearby Me·N ~ds locot1ons to serve you. . <' :: .. ·~; Pnof\e 1r1 your order and eel oul al home tor o chOnge. ~·· 2 : ~ ~-: ' r'~ ' ' FAMl~Xll~i~~ Huntington Beach; 847·1214 Costa Mesa : 646-7136 . Over .10 :.p<>eciy• m<: l 11•~ o~.: .................. 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Christie look ahl.l· The muJortl) or the epi s od es con ta111 predictabh• plol twists (i c th e b t.'gu il1ng mi s tre ss a nd the handsome butler 1 and two sWn l'S in part1cul:ir may e\Ok i.' adver se rcact1ori-. are given a rest Ill this talents come across as he., Jumps from ro.le to r'o I e T h e v a r 1 o u s cha r acte rs. however. la c k per so nality developm e nt and 1nt e n s 1t y, traits Gi a nnini e xce ls in. E ven hi s fa mous eyes made-for· a-quick-buck ftlm You ma~ get a few cheap thralls and laughs 1f you have u sUght understand111g of the stereotypical Italian male. Directed by Dino Risi. rated "R" (for ridiculous). A "How Funny" is an anthology of s exual skits about a variety or ludicrous ideals and stereoLypes. G iancurlo Giannini, the poignamt hero of Italian director Li na Wertmuller 's "Seven Beauties." enacts eight difrerent character roles opposite Laura Antonelli, a Julie Singer, Mime on KOCE Still, Giannini's actmg Pop singer Kcll 1..•c Patt erson an d pant o m 111 ist Jl•f f Robinson w 111 be in the spoU1 ght on Channel 50's "Starboard" at 7·30 p.m. Wednesday. Ms. Patterson, a former Miss Indiana. wiJI be accompanied in h er s I n,g i n g by a five -piece musical group consis ting of piano. bass. drums, guitar and coni:as. Jeff Robl nson, who teaches mime, has ..:~~~=~=~~~~iii;ii;j;iiiiii{i~~iiiiiiiPiJillli~ performed for a number of years at Los Angeles and Orange County fairs. 1 "Starboard" 1s taped io the loung e at Newport Beach 's 11111111111111111111!1 Cannery Restaurant on M o nd ay evenings following the rootball game. ~ r==·;.... ... = ... =,"·"'~"""""'=@.; llOS H SI lc1ltll1 I VP, 1n1h•1m I 714 J 6l9 2"4 ~~___._., ~::J:s'Fish 'Ff§ ' ( 'r -~ ~J ·1 ..,:;._.. 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Mind you, the move would be purely for mualcal reasons because I'm scared o( waves, get bored in lhe sun, hate akateboardlng, distru1t the city council and fail to sec the aesthetic beauty of oU wells. But one Important fact re- lnalns. Huntington Beach l:s the JnUSIC capital or Orange County. Wher e else can you catch a set of top-name jau (ut Hungry Joe's), then saunter a rew blocks down Pacific Coast Highway to hear noteworthy pop artists <at the Golden Bear) aJl in one evcn- illi? HUNGRY JOE'S reopened lllllt weekend after s hutUng down tor Temodeling work that has im proved the club remarkably. Uy re moving the long bar and plac- ing a new one in a far corner. owner John Pucella has enlargl'd seating capacity to a :.till tn· Umate 160. The club reopened with Eddie Harri.a and his three-piece band. Primarily known for has sax playing, H arri• surprisingly stuck to keyboard• ln a l"rlday n labt ael that was falrly lacklU1ler . The steady drumming o( Paul llumphrey and some excltln& alx-atrlng electric ba11 soloa from Bradley Bobo provided some bright m oments, but Harris' overlong raps and i.impll1tlc keyboard structures boned things down in the end. Harris came throu1h with a fine 8.8 . King/Bobby Bland hke blues vocal on "Bad Luck la AJI l Have," but his attempt to cover all bases with a touch of salsa, funk and jaiz resulted in a 11et tbat lacked cohesion and dlrec- tioo. · TIUNGS CLICKED only oc- t'aalonally and lt 'a apparent the Harris needs a tighter focus with Jeu reliance on catch phrues 1f he ls to rise above jazz dnbbhng. A new guitarist and more energy and sax solos rrorn Harri!> \\Ould be a good s tart. .Pianist I composer /derelict Tom Waits turned in another series of lyrically prov0t·uta ve and visually fa:.c1nating llhuwi. at The Golden lie.ir last weekend. A unique and i:lftcd wntcr, Waits took an t"nchantoo capad- t y audience down the back street.I or American culture With hls evocative images or neon, junk food, booze, slummy hotels and strip tease jomUI. With has Salavation Army re- jed isu1t, lamp J)<l6t lean and finaer-pop stream of consclous- neu raps, Waltl (only 26) pulled off the lma&e or an aain& street- wise wino with strlkUlg reallam. BACKED BY n tightly-knit ·•cool jun" trio (drums, acowitic bua, tenor eax>, Walts' 1utturnl vocals and Ine briated image combined for a magical effect. Gultarlat J effrey Commonor w11s a well·chol>en opening act. With an audi('nce wllllnj to looaen up, hi'I comic sona1 (for example. hi s batiric blues number ''Born Under A Y1eld Sign" I and hilarious :.idc com- ments :.and gestures worked to perfection. A Farel.Vell for TolDIDy . . Tommy notin had l'H·rything going ror him. An incredibly \Cr~atlle and technically brilliant r ock 1tu1tani.t. he was on the verge or becom10g a superstar, :.omcthma he w11s de· termined to ac hieve. ll all ended S aturday when Tommy Bolin died of an upparenl heroin overdose the night after a show in Miami lie I .. was25yearsold. r: Resides the personal 1>a dne s11 from h t1v1ni _ known him, it':.. difficult to --.. write alrnut Tommy without feeling frustrated about wh11l should have been a Jong and productive career. AFTER EARNING TOMMVIOl.IN respect for his studio work Cpartacularly his solos on Billy Cobham's "Spectrum" album), Tommy moved on to work with major groups such as the James Gang and Deep Purple. IN CONCE RT AND BEYOND (IN FOUR TRACK ST!AEO SOUND) (PG) Laughter's on the line ... when the big folk meet the little folk in the comedy catch of the year! But he was far too talented to conlinur to ploy a side role and bei.:an a solo career thut was blossomJng rapidly. ll lookL'<i lJkc at ~ai. JUSl a molter or time. Although Tommy projected a tough guy image on stage to match his aggressive guitar style, I found him to be a warm und friendly young man. One of my fondest memories ii. or a dress r ehearsal when he unstrapped hus guitar to play hide and beet. with M little girl. IT'S SAD to think that Tomm} 's friencJll· ness was u contributing factor to his death. Althoua:h he was surrounded by true friend!. who sought to protect ham, he tell 111 with other "friends" who provided hJm with hurd drUKli. Life on the rock circuit i11 emotionally draining and Tommy just couldn't say no to u respite Crom the pret111ure he was undi!r . There's an obviow; le!>son here, but why bother. Tommy Bolin i~ gone and I'm going to miss him. -Mic/Joel P.askcvich of a new comedy .. ~ Tonight 8:30pm --~· ' ; • t He's on (Band) Wago:;-:1 O•llf ,.llM ,. ... ,. llV Ito l •tr..i. BACK STREET IMAGE Singer Walts By MARY CAMPBELL ............ - Woody llerm:in reclLlh1, "When 1 wa11 11 little bo)'. I had brochures from band-bookin1 outfits. They had pie · turea oC bands. ln11lrumt•nts und un !Corms and that really turned me on I thou«ht. 'That 'a wh11t l 've got to do ' I c~rtalnly w aan 't thlnklng that lOO yep.rs l)Her 1 'd 11tlll be marchini; around with th ut 11 ume routin~. · · WeU. 100 years later l'i an cxag~l·r.1 lion. Bul 1t has been more than 40 years. Forty years ago Nov 6 that was clt:ctaon night 1!#36 Woody llt>rm11n made his proressaonal debut its u bandlead~r at the Brooklyn ROlleland He had tnkPTt over Isham Jones 'is bond. and a week before he hud been married. HE RMAN, NOW 63 and living In Loe Angeles, s ays "I ttunk the thing I'm moat proud of is that we wen! able to. and did, celebrate our 40th wcd- din1 anniverury. I ttunk It's a Clrst In the world of jan. ll'i. pretty far out Mrs. Herman thin~ so, loo, 1 assure you.'' Their dllUihter, a bluegrass fiddler In Naahv11le, hos a ~n-age daughter and a teen·a111e son. When asked about retlrinJ:, Herman "HOIMAM IS THAT YOU?" IPGI "SEX WITH A SMILE" IRI "OHE R.EW ova THI CUCKOO'S NEST" "LEMMY" llU "SfLIMf MOYie~· "IAM4MAS" IPGJ "LOGAN'S RUN" "FUl\IRIWOl&.D" IPGJ "MAIATHOH MAM" IRI "THI NEXT MAH .. ···~ says, "ldlenc1u> JUllt d<>e:!>n't "o.. .il Cot me." On ce he packed It in. "ln 1'layed home for 11even m 1'>11L1 learned alter maybe three 11 • 1 ·• that It was 1oln.: tn be hopelea . I \; •ia toying with the Idea It wo• ' ' hr permanent; I wanted to be cl0t •. lO home." WHll,E BEING on the roa1l I i some musicians lo drink -ll~r m ~ 1>ayi. 1t 's easier on the road 111 t around and drink than t 11 1.1) something sensible -it wua; not 1., 11.: on the r oad that drove him to drtn•. "I had something to do every c•,, Inf{ -the fighti, midget lilUlo r 111:• • ballgames. But v. hen the aaml' " .. ~ over, what to do? When 1 wu works1:1 I never went to bed before 4 a.m . l' .. d ot those month• my wife wu in the hotpltal and I was aJone." When he'a hom e now, Herman suyi.. he and his wife often go to Alcoholl1·1> Anonymous meetanga. "All my ol1f friend• are there. It's refreshing a11 l enllahtenln1 to see them; everybocl: la In his right mind " Theae days. <'Olicge dances and \ .. club dates that l11111ted until the e11r:v m orning hours have lar(lely lil'' 11 replaced by concert cngaaements a1.d seminars a l schools for the Herman Band. GENE WILDER JILL CLAYBURGH RICHARD PRYOR "N"' ""'"'~1 1rn''"' 1'SILVER STAEAK''A~•nPA·Mll.1<111-c..ouiolll".c·•rr,r~ ''"ll' ~. \ •. ~~".ft '"ON 1A~·· • ""'PATRICK McGOOHAN ...... "'_, ...... ~ .. , •t , 1 .. 'w\A••H'I ''"'~K.J: r 1 ' ',.I\ v, .. ,,, tr:, 'ttn\tA~I t.' rt r~l.~f\nP; .. , .. ,, ... u,.Affltfl tHt Lf" , .... ~' ~!~.~Tll,~! ll • to•llNllVMiM.t"" tOHllllrrDrlU)~· ' " EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAO&MENT C 1.1rJf Oil'.'· •11 •• C ... tVlllltl.,_· 1.c ... 1 "911 COtt• M-t 140·09t4 Chapman Av1111ue ~• SA. Ftwy . Onngee IM·Hl3 mVINE DANCERS TO PERFORM TUESDAY, THURSDAY ••• t From Page C3) CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES -New York City Opera, through Sunday at the Dorothy Chandler Pav1llon; ''Tht.• Belle of Amherst," • throueh Dec. 18 at the lluntmgton Hartford Theater; "Vanities," throu~h Dec 19 at the Mark Taper f''orum. "A Choru:. Line." indefinite run al the Shubert Theatt-r SATURDAY, DECEMBER II CHRISTMAS CHORAL MUSIC -Cal Stale Fullerton University Choir and orchestra, 8 p.m. Saturday in Plummer Aud1tonum, Chapman and Lemon streets, l·'ullerton. $2 . 870-3371. 'THE GUARDSMAN' -Maggie Smith and Brian Bedford 10 romantic charade, previews Saturdar through Thursday, runs Dec. 17·Jan. 29 al the Ahmanson Theater of the Los Angeles Music Center. $3.25 $11, with Sl off for previews. Tickets al agencle:. or (213) 972 7211 . HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH' -In its entirely. William llall Chorale and Orchestra. 8 p.m . Saturday 1n Chapman College Auditorium. • Glassell and Palm streets. Orange. Walh Nancy Bramla~e and Wayne Eikenberry, soloists. $4.SO and $3. 997·G784 or 997·6646 CIULDREN·s BOAT RIDES -With Santa Cla4s. 1 to 4 v m SaturdJ .v and Sunday and Dec. 18 and 19 from lJana Wharf Sportf1shing, Dana Point. Free BOAT PARADE 6 pm Saturday and Sunday ln HuntinglOI'\ 11 arbour, viewing from Pacific Coast Highway an Surfside and Sunset Beach. Free. SCOUT·O·RAMA With camping demonstra- tions, 10:30 a .m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Anaheim Convention c~nler. $1 adult~. persons under 18 free. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12 PIANO CONCERT -Dy Liam La Rose, 8: 15 p.m. Sunday in Chapman College's Salmon Recital Hall, Palm a nd Grand streets, Orange. Mozart, Schumann, Chopin and Ravel. Free. 'CHRISTMAS <.:AN DLELIGllT CONCERT'- Carmen Dragon and Orche&tra, with Orange County Master ChoraJe, 8 p.m Sunday at the Dis· neyland Hotel, Anaheim. 524·8193, 637·1606 or 541·9621. 'THE MESSIAH,' PART 1-7 30 pm. Sunday at St. Andrew's Pres bytcriun Church, 600 St. An · drews Road, Ne" port Beach Sl , child care pro· vided. 'MANY MOODS OF CHRISTMAS' -Sad· dleback Concert Chorale and Orchestra, '1 p.m. Sunday at St. George's Episcopal Church, 23802 Avenida de la Carlotta, Laauna Hills Free. BAROQUE. ll0MAN11C MUSIC -Golden West College Symphony Orchestra and West Coast Chamber Orchestra, 4 p.m. Sunday al GWC Theater. 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. $1 .SO general, $1 students and seniors. 'WINTER FESTIVAL CONCERT'-Slx Cal Slate Long Beach choral aroups, 4 p.m. Sunday in the CSULB Multl·purpose Room, University Union. 6101 E. 7th St., Long Beach. $2 eeneral, $1 students, seniors and groups, (213) 498-4540 weekdays. MONDAY, DECEMBER 13 CHRISTMAS CONCERT -Southern California College Choir, 7:30 pm. Monday in the SCC Auditorium, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. With <;barles Galetar, organist. Free. FUNKY KINGS -Monday at The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Highway, HWllington Beach. SJ6..9600. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 'TIS THE SEASON' -Holiday music by Fullerton College Community Band, 8 p.m. Tues- day in Campus Theater, 321 E. Chapman Ave .• Fullerton. Free, tickets required; available from bursar's office. TAP DANCING -With jazz and Arabian dance, by students of Irvine Institute of Dance Arts, 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday at Vista Verde School, 5144 Michelson Road, Irvine. Free. NEWPORT FLUTES -Seven musicians, l p.m. Tuesday at Orange Coast College ~ne Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. COUSTEAU FESTIVAL -Films, 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Dec. 17 al Orange Coast College Science Lecture Hall, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $1.SO daily or S3 for entire festival, al door. ORGAN RECITAL -With Chamber Singers, noon Tuesday in Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall 119. Free. CRUISE OF LIGln'S -45-minule ride to view boats and homes. Dec. 14·22, leaves 6 p.m. from Sales Information Office, 4211 Warner Ave., Huntington B,,e-ach . 846-3489. LES McfANN The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Cout Hl1bway, Huntington Beach. 536-9600. WEDN ES DAV, DECEMBEB 1S 'SILENT CHRISTMAS P&ESENT'-Tbealer of the deaf students. in mime, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Golden West College Theater, 15'7'4 Golden West Sl .. lluolington Beach. Free. · CllRISTMAS CHORAL CONCEBT -Student groups, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ln 'the MulU· purpose Room. Univeralty HJgh Sehool, 4771 Campus Drive, Irvine. $1. THURSDAY, DECEMBER II MILT JACKSON -9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Dec. 16·19 al Hungry Joe's, 1506 Paclflc Coast H1.g~way, Huntington Beach, J,1. plus one drink rrummum. , JAZZ ENSEMBLE -Noon Thursday ln Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. · BALLET AND FOLK DANCES -From Irvine Institute of Dance Arts, 7:30 p.m. TbW'Sday at University High School, 4771 Campus Drive, Irvine. Free. FRIDAY, DECEMBEll 11 KENNY RANKIN -Dec. 17-19 at The Golden Bear. 306 Pacific Coast. Highway, Huntington Beach. 536-9600. CHRISTMAS BAN~ CONCERT -Golden West College Band, 8 p.m. Dec. 17 in GWC Theater, 15744 Golden West Sl.. Huntington Beach. Free. LIGHTED BOAT PARADE -7 lo9p.m:Dec.17 and 18 in Dana Point Harbor. Free. 'KAP THE KAPPA' -Children's play, 8 p.m. Dec. 17, 2 p.m . Dec. 18 and 3 p.m. Dec. 19 in Building R at Saddleback College, 28000 Marguerite Parltway, Mission Viejo. $1 adults, SO cents children. 831-9700 or 495-4950, ext. 263. CONCERTOS AND ARIAS -By pianists, cJarinelists and singers, 8 p.m . Dec. 17 in the Cal State Fullerton Lillie Theater, 800 N. Slate College Blvd .. Fullerton. $2. 870 3371belwecn11 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. our t••m ..... you •• ,,... ... 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ONa IS N.;t rNOUOM fl! I I ·( -· .. -""'!••- • ..,.,.._..._ ..... #ff . . . .. "' , . . . . . . . I t F11day. December 10, 1976 Holiday Crafts Offered POn'ERY SALE ·-10a.m. lo8p.m . Wednesday and 10 a .m. lo 3 pm. Thursday at Saddleb•ck College Callery. 28lOO Marguerite Parkw11y, Mission VieJo. Free ad.mission. SEEDLE ARTS ASD CRAfTS -I to 4 µ.m Tuesday at the Huntington Harbour Beach Clut,, 4121 Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach, sponsoreJ by the Huntington Harbour -Art Associutloo. Free. WEAVINGSAND BA11KS -10a.m. lo4 p.m. to- day and Saturday at Webworks Studio, 1370 K. Logan Ave., Costa Mesa. Fr~. CHRISTMAS t'AIRE -Arti.. crans and holiday deC'or, 10 am. to dusk Saturday and Sunday at the Festival of Arts grounds, Gao Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Ucach. 50 cents adults, children free. HOUDAY FAIR Arts and craft s. noon lo S pm. today throug h Ot>c. 24 at Muckenthaler Cultural Center. 1201 W. Malvern, Fullerton. f'ree. "THE PLAY OF NATURE' -Paintings by Rill cind Lyn Teeple, with Renaissance lute music b} Sl<'ve Jacomin1. noon lo7 p.m S<1turda} and Sun- day at the llotel Laguna's Capri Room, 425 S. Coas t l11 gh" a~. Laguna Beach . Free. · BLACK AND WHJTF: PRINTS Ry photo· grapher Gary Sle"art. now tl1rough Dec. 17 in the lobby of Orange Coast C•illcgc'!. Fine Arts Ruilding. 2701 i''a1rVlew Road, Costa Mesa. 8 a m to 5 p m. weekdays. Frei.• 'l'Ollll SE OF LI Ft~· Paintings and drawings by Thom Ross: reception 6 loll p.m. Sund11.y, then I to S p.m . Mon-lay through DN" 17 at Chapm an Colll'~t>'i; Gog)olenhl'1m (;Jllc·r~, l'ulm and Grand strccls. Orange. t-'ree. Galleries/ Exhibits CERAMIC SCULPT\.:RES · By Jive a rtists, now through Dec. 16 at Cal Stale Fullerton Art Gallery, 800 N. Stale College Blvd., Fullerton. Noon to 8 p .m . Mondays, noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday11-Fndays, l to4 p.m. Sundays. Free. PAJNTINGS BY FLAVIA -Original Chli:.tmas card paintings , Wednesday through J an. 15 al f'lavia Gallt-ry, 4945 Warner A\f•. Huntington Beach. 11 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Tuesdays·~aturc.lays. MODERN SCULPTURES -By Frederick Evers ley, Saturday through Jan 23 at. the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 2211 W. Balboa Bl\d., Newport Beach Noon to 4 p.m. daily ex· cepl Mondays, and 6 lo 9 p.m. Fridays. See Page Cl. 'Fl.JR!IJITVR E D ESIGNF.D BY ARCHITECTS' Tuesday through Feb. 21.> in the fourth lev<-1 of the Ahmanson Caller') at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. 5905 Wila.hire Bh·d., Los Angeles 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m . Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 pm. Saturdays and Sunda}s. Free. 111 Bollt1acood Arthur Fied l e r conducts the Doslon .._Pops Orchestra, with guest host Charlton Heston a ncl guest Edgar Bergen. in "The Boston Pops in Hollywood" at 8 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 28. Painting Examined FINE FILM TODAY AHO DUSTIN k::;plll._;;::,,.s:,:A~Tuao;. y .. , HCIFFMAN ~-....."CLiJ"STFIA.\AI DDDS' '4 FILM IY SAM l'ICJCtt-WAH CHARL£S BllONSON . ANNA A. HILLS OIL PAINTING FROM LONG BEACH SHOW 'Lifting Fog -Laguna Beach,· Painted In 1916 P RINT SALE Works hy famous artists fr<Jrn 1''erdin<1nd Rolen Gallenes, 11 a.m . t•' 4 p.m. Saturday al the Laguna Beach Museum of Art'!' store, 30i Cliff Ori.,.c. Laguna Beach. f'ree. "Chrii.lina 's World," a tllm portr ait or t ht• womon who model<.'<! for Andrew Wyeth':. most famous painting. uirs Sunday a t 8 p .m., on Ch~innel 28. r•A&MAU w1•11r• ... .. DfATH W1S1r Art Colonist Honored "Anna A llilb t'allforn1 a l111- press1on1st. ·a tnhult• to ;, p1onl'er ' ( the Lagun:1 lkach ,\rt ( nlon~. run). now throui,h Tut•).rla} J!l!I .Jan 23 lhrou~h F<'h 7 JI the l'al Stall' Lon~ Beach Ari <:.1ikrtt'" 'VOYEUR,SM IN LOS .\NGELE~ .\f~'f' Talk by Wanda W\'slcoa.:.l. noon 1'Ul'suay 111 On.nge Coast College Fine Arts Forum 116. 27U l t-'atr\'1cw Road. Costa Mesa f'rt.'c. Narrated b v Julte lfarn:.. the rtlm 01>ens v. ith a look at t hc \\ ork a PH ture of a woman ma pmk dre:.s. lying in the gr~s:. near a gray "e a~h l'r bt.'alcn lwo· 'to;y hc1u:.e. socialion . Privatl' collector' and public institutions have loaned mon• than two dozen oil painting!. and - watercolors to the exhibit Thanks ID you n works ... Mis-. lltll-. I 18tt2 JlJ.'IO> ;Jrrt\'ed •n Laguna lh•at•h Ill 191:? und ht·lpc.'<J establi).h lhl' Lai:una lk .1ch Art As Gallery houri. are noon to 4 µ m weekdays and l to 4 p m Sundayl-. dosed Saturdays. 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Move them under our tree. On each Thurs day through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make it easier for you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your toys, sports equipment, , luggage, appliances, furniture, antiques, hand mad<' & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and Inexpensive. Rates are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SAVINGS if you run more than one time. . ~ For more information and to Pl~. "e your ad just call 642-5678 ~~:< ask for your Christmas Ad-Viser for more informa tion . Your credit ls good with us. We'll bUI you or you can charge your ad tQ your Mas t er Char ge or BankAmerica rd. . -...... ~ by .Wm. F. Brown and Mel Cauon IMSWE WOODY ALLEM ~IJ1e'.", J: "fot.P YOU-t DON'f I.AK~ Pt.AYING IN/\ 1"'He~TER-IN-i'H~ ~0Ut.JD. -T AHK McNAMARA ... A NE'IJ IN~ATION il.\17 'ttAR IN 1~£ NFL I~ WIRING T~ l<HEKEE~ ~ THAT T~E.Y CAN TALK OV~R TH£ ~PO/UM ~ 7YST~M .. f-!OW COME TI-lAT HA"JDSOME . BOY tSl'-i CAR;::;y • ..J YOJ~ SCr1.JOL BOOKS TODAY :? ri I WuUt..DrJ f CALL ... W~Af WOULD Ir 1H.4T A~NOlC' '°rJ LI~ -ro Cj11~~N1~ { ~&€[~~~~ OF 1'He ~~Ac(rON tJ~ 1'~€ Avt71~Nee seH1f\)v M6. TODAY'S CBDSSIOBD PUZZLE PEANUTS UNITED Fea1ure Syndicate THURSOAY Purr•• Sol•ec1 by Joe Marthen by Emie BushmiRer 1 .,..,,,t 1es~ 'lf ''" 1QM 1•• a All Mr Ru"1· wald 4 IM l,111 y I(>!. ti'u; ty .. l'' ii-. c 0 r v c £ P A l l R Y P R c c s 1 ll A W p t • CE I A 1 ( 0 [ . S I DA i'A'f ---£ "'u p'f ~ R £ 0 trh . l1:aaJ., c/o Yltrttfv uJrv " " t • (11 11n1,1t f'\V'l"V ISM o•.uy ( f'fl. ' 1 16 At 11 i" , .. ,p '1 f ~· .,,.. 18 C lltl1Cl.; 20Adv8'1Cl'Dn wa~9 2'2Jlf' Sl\l r5I 23 Ont•1•<> c1n11 2• Pf"'IC•I ,..,1 26 Str"il" ')7MO•t"'""'• JO CO()' .1 re·.~o· y 34 Animal. \.,, ....... 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SMOCK H5Y, "'fOM, "fHES INStc::>e OF "'fHIS ,-HI N G IS F1xeD UP JUS"'f L..IK5 AVAN.' GORDO MOON MULUHS ' . Friday, Decemti.110 1976 CAIL Y PILOT Q • by Lee and Sprfngtr f!X1"if'l~R.£~ AFf-:9'"~' A by Rod9er Bradfield . (LL BEi l-~EYR£ FLUOl<IDAT1NG 1H£M NoW ~ Yss, Yss ... Wet.t., I1Lt... Set '/OcJ LATER, EMMA·· l W.ANT TO VISIT SOMEONE IN "THE RECOVERY ROOM. by GeonJe Lemont e c.Yf" 11"'5 PHO ._, Y e:x1"'e:R10R Kee:Ps 1 ME: FROM GE:1"'1""1 N AN AWFUL. L..0,.- 0F 1"'1CK£:1"'S .' by Gus Arriola -· by Ferd Johnson , ............... -.-¥-- THE GIRLS by Harold Le Doux ' Gj ~, ,i·~ . ·~-~ by Mell ~ ~ ' lAIC.t. CA)4it~. /l.•/O , . .. Dea r. instead of telling you what I want for Chri~tma~ rvc decided 10 let you 'urprise me with a diamond neckl:icc," DENNIS THE MENACE \ CJO DAILYPILOT Friday, December 10, 1978 FUN TREE UNIQUE OtFFEAENT X·MAS IDEAS GAMES· GIFTS -PUZZLES GAGS-MAGIC MAHJOHGG-IACKGAMMOM The l atest-Most Charming-Unique D1lfe<ent Is . ELECft.IC JEWELIY For Him or Her Yoong & Old Pendants & Pons With a Pulsaling Light ALSO MEW DIAMOND MIME PUZZLE GAME With a Real \4ct Uncut Diamond Inside • 3501 VIA Ol'ORTO • .,.EWl'ORT HACH UDO VIL.LACH, MtHt MALL ILDCi. T£L 675-6139 @nd1a-CJ!eouse @mports l'1'Hll 'E Cl,OTlll~f; .-RO:\l INDIA AND Tiit: t'AR t:AST t'OK (,ll\'S & GALS Jt~Wt:l .R.Y -n..crrtu~G -GU-TS WOODCAR\'1:\'G:-. -BftASSWARE HOLIDAY SALE Up To . 50 o/o OFF LIDO VILLAGE Located In lhtt Mini Mall Bldg. Aero•• ''°"' 1 M w.,"'°"" 349S Via Oport~ewport Beach (714) 673·3031 . Soecoa1111ng on 90115 from the c;ea. s oec omen 5hells ptclures and 1ewelry Decorator accessories lrom nature lor the home and lamoly LIDO VILLAGE 3416 Via Ooorto. t2 loc.-91':1.., tiw '~Mn ~v.,.., Newport Beach 673-0605 AUn1.-1M11.-For Smaftft' mtd 1icJ9er WCMMll Sbn6-20 Hwd to Fillcl Slut I 2'/J-241/2 1477 Vie °'"'" Acron tr-"'-W.,..._. • ...__. U00 Y1UAGI PIL 67Mll0 Specl•llztng In all your Tr•vel arrangemenu. NEVER A SERVICE CHAROI ' (714) 875-7111 2AHounaDey J44I a YI• ODcwto °" ___ .... ..._ UDO V1LLAOtt HE~ HACH uilen Shoppinq ~fun? ,:::.;~·A • 1 ,~~! ·:'~·;(·. ~ris1mas shopping doesn't seem ~ to be as much fun as 11 was ... _,,,,,__ r~ '~ before the big malls ... J\11 the ~ trouble finding a place to park ... then l)hC:.~l.i~[ -• the long walk lo the mall ..• Not to mention the crowds. At times it hardly seems worth the hassle . \ Lido Village is different. Parking is right next door In a 4-story covered parking garage. (Fewer steps hetween wh{>l'e you park and where you're going.) And as you stroll romantic boardwalks past seaside patios and inviting store front win- dows. you'll dit.eover intimate little places that the "big time" shopping centers didn't make room ror. Just take your time. bro~e. enjoy a touch of when timeS were a little more per- sonal, warmer ~ml'how. Times when salespeople welcomed your business wilh a smile instead of a sigh. Give yourself a gift ... the fun of Christmas shopping at Lido Village. 60 lnulting shops open daily JO ti/19 . . . . il still is At LIDO VILL4GE 3411 Vie Oporto, #3 , lido Vlllege, Loceted In the Foun1eln Courty•rd THE ffARYEIT Kitchen Shop AntiQues Scandinavian Imports Glassware • Pewter• China Brass Items • Cooper Crystal • Scenchnavlan Runners H•. 5 UOO vtLUH 17141675-7117 Chrlstma11 Greetings from lhc German Home Bakery P•stli•• and S•ndWlche• CM9'ing Imported Baked Goods and Chocolate 3412 Vie Oporto lldoV1ll999 Dolly's Shop For Chil~ren Darling, Distinctive, Durable; Children's Clothing at Reasonable Prices Sizes lnfants-12 yrs. 3412 Vie Oporto, #1 l ido Vlll909 Ph. 875-1703 \Vm. Roberts Jewelers ol' \c\\ port reaturing F11IC Plett• of Ezclusi1>el11 Dtaigned JeuN!lry DIAMOND MOBILE RINGS Perfect for Chrlstm.u Giving to th~t speclal peno4'. Available In m a ny combinations of col· on and stones. LI DO VILLAGE 3424 Via Oporto #'Z Newport BHCh <714) 67J..044t • Neeclepoint • Rugs • Crewel •Kits & SUpplies Beginning end kt.llno.d Classes Statt In January LIDO VILLAGE On The loGrdwalk 673-5455 UHS. ........ ....,._. ..... nMIU Mew he ........... ~ ...... . . . . \ ........ ,... St. Gauden's $20.00 Gold Piece America's Most Beautiful Coin A Gift To Be Cherished Forever Other U.S and Foreign Gold Coins 1.CK. M ountings and Chains R .. RE COINS AN O SUPPLIES FOR All COLLECTORS IUlUGEUAMDS. TOO Lido Coin Cove 3509 Via Oporto (Located In the Mini Mall Bldg.) Udo VIiia •e 67S·3310 St4ected Cofftft & T- C9't"1Clfto. bpnno, Acc~u«iH JS Olffere.tt .... of CoffM ·~ClllS ]481 Vlo Oporto Att"61 rtom ftwiWM'"""'' .. '' Ahl•w tf'lt 67).2620 Udo v111.,., Hewpori a.ocli siMplyus GALLERY OF FINE JEWELRY & ARTS SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM DESIGNING OF JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS FOR X-MAS FEATURING: Hand made Ceramic Animals from Uruguay Hand cut & polished Austrian 33% Lead Crystal<; for X·mas Ornaments and Decorative Jewelry Engraved w ood Items. Lido Vlllege • 3416 #1 Vie Oporto Newport Beech 675-3123 FOR THAT TOUCII of ELEGANCE ... Give llim a Gift from 34311 Via Oporto Lido VIiiao• Newport Beech Olttlnctlve Gift Wrapping Pre HOLIDAY SALE 20o/o OFF EVEJl\'TlllNG (plus extra speclal3' Wools • Silks • Crepe de Chines Velveteens • Imported Cottons Corduroy • Notions • Patterns Mn No. I VI• Oporto 175-t.'JSS Udo VWaae. Ne•-port Beech . , . ' . . , ' D J DAIL y PILOT " . rriday. December 10 1G76 ' Kent Mourner Painfully Tries to Grow Up •I MlAMJ (AP) -Happy birth· d ay, Mary Ann Vecchio. . Happy birthday. sobbing girl i.o the Kent State photoerapb.. Happy birthday, efrl ln trou.. ble, symbol of troubled youth •. STILL TROUBLED AND !it1ll in trouble, Mary Ann Vecchio just turned 21. • "I hope my birthday separates my old life from the new one I 'm trying to put together." says '1Jary. "I'm trying to change, try. iag lo grow up. It's not easy, and sometimes it scares me. "I just want to be known as Mary, not Mary from Kent Slate." SJJF. HAS COME a long w"ay rrom lha~ day in 1970 when ~e la>ffled in the bloOd ol a student IOiled by National Guardsmen during an antiwar demonstrallon at Kent State University. She was a l4·year-old runaway and would·be flower ch.ild when sbe cried over his body and threw up her arms in despair and dis· belief. Thal photograph of Mary won a Pulitzer Prize for the photo- g raph er a nd appeared worldwide. ......... ·~ SHE SA VS IT 'turned her life into hell. with torrents or hale mail and harassment. She was "Aiied a •'Communist bitch;" a :t,dirty hippie." a whore. .. Too bad it wasn't you that got shot," said o n e venemous . anonymous writer whose senti· ments were echoed many times. 'AFTER lliAT, I SORT OF WENT CRAZY' Mary Ann Vecchio Stumbled on Death a\ 14 Six years later, growing up 1s coming slowly to Mary Ann Vec- dUo, the girl who was equated by S901e with the youth movement. found a steady boyf ril'nd and wears pretty clothes. to a charj?c of offering to c-ommit prostitution. .. NOW, I CAN READ those things about me and not burst in· to tears," says Mary. "I can feel scrry for the person who wrote them. I can accept that some peo· pie don't hke me. Her once heavy fare now looks s trikingly gaunt, "1th hollow cheeks and deep but lively l'Yt!S. t'riends say she looks a htlll' lake Joan Baez or Cher Honu TODAY, MAR\' L'i hving in a suburb wtth the family of Allen Lerner. former manager of the massage parlor where she was arrested She moved in after they "'ere arrci.ted .. nd the place clo<;cd. But the record isn't good. and Mary has a long way to go. Sbe 1s out or work and out oi mone) .. Mary Ann 1s a \\Onderful ptorson who needs love and un- derstanding and needs to be left alone." says his wife, Denise. "I don't have the nightmares, and I try not to look at the picture anymore." For the first lime in years, the hi&h school dropout is lhlnking of • school and has rcg1sten.'tl for junior college in January. SHE FACES CJIARGC:S or pro· stitution and massaging without a license stemming from her ar· rest m October at a Miami massage parlor. She pleaded in- nocent and was ordered to s tand trial Dec. 16. Mary Ann 1s dating their 20· year-old son, Raf, who is in train· ing to be a security, guard. Their 19·year old dau~hter, Leslie, con· \'inced MJry Ann to enter junior college . , T H E GRO SS LY overweight girl sn flowered ~ blue jeans has lost JOO pow1ds. She refuses to discuss 1l except to say it marks the end or a l.lmc she wants to leave behind. SllF.' WAN'J'S TO study acting a nd tliu,tcr: H av in~ already In 1973 she plcadt'd no contest • Queen's Undies Sold Victoria's Lacies Go for 65 Pounds From AP Dispatches ·doves to symbolize ''the ~pirit of peace and the A pair or Queen Victoria's monogrammed un·· spirit of lo"'.c " . . dies which were not even mentionable tn their era The First Ludy h;id wishes or good will for of utility, were pubhcly d1splayt'd in London by a Presidenl·elect Jimmy .carter and. his family Christie's auctioneer and sold for 65 pounds, or becau~e. she said. "thats what Christmas is all about $107 25 about. · A royal nightdress and chemise were thrown in. She said that 1t wasn t a sad Christmas for Also sold was a pair of black silk stockings President Ford or their family. bearing th.? monogram or the Queen, who almost eertamly would not have bc.>en amust'd by such do· ings, even w ht'n conductt'd with the venerable auc- tion hrm ·s customary d1screllon The ~armc·nts were part of a Sdlc from l\\O anonymous collections of cmbro1dc-ry. texllles and costumes of Victoria's era (1819-1901 J. • Country mu-.ic supcrst;ir Johnny Cash, who Hid he was "through with television'' after his Mo nd ay night Christmas special. t1ow ~ays he plans to tap e andthcr s how next ChristrnaJJ. · I 'm not thrnuJ:h '4ith tele\ 1i;ion I m dcfin1tt•ly not lhrnu.:h \4 1th tC'lt•v1-11on." C'ao;h ... id "We \l.Cre the No I 'how In ~,...,, .. our llnll' 'ilOl Monday nil(hl " - t;11rlil'r. C:aah had been quot· -· $t as saym~ hc fell the program, • ••J <>hnny Cac;h C hr i-.lmas CASH ~lei" on CRS. was "the worst in the history or te:lev1s1on . and projected a false image or him. Cash gave no account for the apparent turnabout in his thinkmg. • Jim J ordan, rad1o'!i Fibber McGc-". 1s conrint'd to St J ohn's llo<;p1taJ m Santa Monica with a possi bLe fr:icturcd hip. a hospital o;pokcsman said. Jordan, 79, was lnJured in a fall in the den at his home. He ha!! been un· .. ( J dergoing x .ray examina PEOPLE lion to determine the cx· . tent or his injury. ~--------On "Fibber McGee and Molly," he was noted for his junk·filled clO!;et. L'csp1te warnings from Molly not to open the door, he would -and out .. would spill the junk. • Author Jobn Updike soys the nation's school 4y1tems "out of inertia, venahty and stupidity hi1ve failed In their primary task, which is to teach •b1Jdren to read.·' Jn a talk to nn invited audience al the Smithso-'9lan Institution, Updike said that reading is elitist. "Tbe alphabe t is a code, and large numbers t>f people. either through lack er opportunity or abflJty. tannot decipher it," said the author of "Rabbit, Jlun" and other novels. . ( 8ob Hope bashed an airliner with two bottles i lmd sent It, dripping champagne, on its way from Los Angeles to Houston. The DClO was named lorthe ~ear-old comedian as part or ~ational Airllnes' l\eW ·s~rshlp" program, said Na- tional apokesman Hugh Em· mons. Notional president L. B. Maytag praised Hope for bis a.c.hlcvem cnts as un "enlcr· talner and citizen of the world" aQd then llopc hit the fuselage HOl't *ith a champagne bottle right under his picture, and 31so with a second bottle. * 'Bdty Ford showed off her family's I Ht White ~e Chriatmu lroe and pinned on It two cloth ''We arc very happy. The chlfdren and I a re happy to have the President back as a member of thc family," Mr'l. ford said as she showed re· porters the bicentennial Chnstmas tree in the Blue Room on the ground noor of the White J louse. * George ~1c>any, the 82·year-olrt president of the AFL-ClO. underwent successful surgery for re- 'moval of a cat uract from his right eye, his doctor said. "M r Meany is doing very well nn<l the prognosis is good at lhis t1 mi•." said Or. W. Paxson Chalrant Jr. In Bcthcsda. Md Ch~d f..int des<'rihcd the upE"ralion as ·•an intr~capsular extra rt 111n " which, in lay persons' terms, means removal of the len~. an operation fairly common for those of Meany's MEANY ai;e. • An aide to M<'anv said he would have normal vision with the aid of corrcct1ve glasses. The Los /\nitl'les Ph1lhar.mor).ic Orchestra performed in Prague, CzechoslO'Yakla, and played three encores before the en· thus1asl1cally applauding au· dlence would go home, the Czechoslovak news agency CTK reported. Conducted by Its musical director Zubln MeMa. the or· chestra performed ,..works by Czechos lovakia's Antonin Dvorak a nd contemporary American com poser Aaron Ml! .. TA Copland. The orchestra's tour ends today in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. It has played in London, Vienna, Budapesf, Warsaw, ftome, llelgrade, Zagreb a nd Sofia. • Vetera n Grand Ole Opry star Roy Acuff says the Rytnan Auditorium, where the ppry •ed to be performed, s hould be ~Otn down_ to en~ouragc new construction to improve the look of down~wn NashvUle. AcWf said that If the Rym•n Auditotlum were tom down. it ·might spark efforU le> rue othel' downtown buildin~s that house massaee parlors 41'!! adull m<>v·, le houses. T&e Grand Ole ()pry was performed in tho tlyman from "cu,, 1943to1974. The Ryman is now used as a tourist at- traction. The country musl~ ;how ls performed ln ia new fa~lllty northeasto.C Na!llvll~ * . . Sam nou1lon Jolleton, 62, brother of the late President Lyndon 8 . .kJllnab, was in stable condi· Uon tn lntenalve care roUowl.n1 aurgery for a lung tumor. • Johnson was operated on at St. D1vld's Com· munity H.oapltal io Auati.a Tu. achieved a certain dubious stardom , Mary admits: "I'd like to be a starl but a good star, so- meone peo" e really admire.'.'. Stmdin• outside their tiny tract b.omf ft night, Ust.ening to the rQlUe o palms Ind grasses • and looklnc up into the war"" sky, Mary ff)'S: "I'm 11ad to bo out here and away (J'om the city. It was driving me into the alleys and corners and crevices of life." The police drove her out of Miami, she adds, and she was glad logo. . .. OUT HERE, JT'S more peaceful. J can watch the shoot· ing stars at night and wish on them. I'm into astrology." The years s ince ,Kent State bave been confuted. • In November, 1973, Orange Coast College presented the world prem(ere of a play based on Mary Veccbio's experJeoces -"The Fifth V1ctim' by Laura Olsber. San Fron<.'isco. Telegraph Avenue an Berkeley and thti East Village 1n New York. "I had a great lime trovchng around:' says Mary, "and I wouldn't want to be too settled down "But it's limo lo put away the dolls and grow up. l 'mtrylog." HER FAMILY HAS boxes or hate mail -and love mail -sent to Mary and to them over the years. To this day, letters ar·. rive whenever Mary's name ap· pears in the newspapers. "l couldn't throw those boxes out, even the ugliest things, even the pictures of me that have been scribbled on. "I'd let ll all rot, but I couldn't throw it out." says Mary. "ll '~ part of my past. Sure. parts of my life I'd like to throw out." S he becomes vague when asked which ones, but adds : "There are good parts, too, real· ly. It's not all.bad." "I've been so wrapped up and troubled," says Mary. petting one of the six family cats. "It's been like t rying to get out of a big paper bag. A"'Wlrf1>110tO< MRS. LERNER SAYS Mary's confidence is low. "When we tell her she looks pretty, she hardly knows what. to say." IN TROUBLEAT21 Seeks New Ute ' "I've been wary and holding back from people. I'm just start· ing to relute to people now." was restless and bored in Opa Lock a, a fading, stucco city out of Hollywood and the Arabian Nights. Mary agrees. "I never used to look in the mirror. l didn't think I was good looking and didn't thmk so much of myself. Now, l 'm feel ~. - mg be tter." MARY SEES HERSELF as a victim. She is bitter about "bad publicity. bad breaks, bad luck and the way .my life turned out so far."· ~ SHE WANTED OUT '>fan un· easy family, was captivated by the antiwar movement, and ran -away from hom e, rather than toward activist politics. lier mother, Claire, and her 28-year-old sister. Joanne, say that after Ke nt Stale, Mary couldn't s tand being a round gWlS. Once, when she was driv· in~ with a friend, someone threw a rock atthe car. She compares her situation to that of Patty Hearst, another symbol of radicalism. saying. "Patty shouldn't have gotten breaks, but she had money. I didn't. IC you're poor like me, they nail you lo the cross " She. complains of police and press harr assment. She almost strayed into the Kent State protest, stumbled up· on death a nd slammed into re· ality' "I didn't know what it meant Lo die," she said. driving toward a North Miami Beach night club where she wanted to listen to music and dan'1c. Mary thought 1t was a gunshot and she screamed for everyone to duck. ANOTHER TIME. SAID her sister. she and Mary were dn v · mg through a s mall town and saw police chasing a man with a bleeding leg. Mary wanted to rush to the man's rescue, but her sister held her back. BUT SOME PEOPLE who have known Mary say that from the beginning, she was a troubled girl from a troubled family and was headed for trouble with or without Kent State. "After th al. I sort of went crazy," she said. SHE RAN SOME more, was sent home to her parents, went lo a juvenile home, couldn't settle down and ran away again. But the memories of cops and guns are dimming "We were kids back then; kids," she says. Mary herself admits· "I don't know if I can blame 1t all on Kent State, but that started 1t." And, s he laughs. "It sure put Opa Lock a on the map." This time, her travels took her hitchhiking around the country, and she crossed it seven times between her 16th and 17th years. It read like a counterculture travel log · the l laighl·Ashbury an "I'm looking for ward lo having my own campus." :.ays Mary. "but I could never ~o to a campus rally and l 'm not interested in politics or changini; the world." 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San Francisco-based PubLic Ad· vocates Inc. filed lhe cla'ls-action suit in Superior Court on Thursday on behalf of the Non-Profit Committee on Children's Television. the San Fran- cisco Consumer Action Group and the American G. I. Forum of California. The suil criticizes use of misleading words, deceptive camera angles and settings and uudio distortion in the company's advertisements. No Mat· tel spokesmen were available im- mediately for comment. Shore Plant OpJHHed S ANTA RARDAR A (A P > Remembering a messy 011 spill which blackened the shores o r Santa Barbara, stale and local officials have tried unsuccessfully to convince Exxon Oil Corp lo build its planned processing plant on shore rather than off the coast. At a special meeting called by San· la Barba ra County Supervisors, Exx·· on officials reiterated the firm's de· ter. mination to Ji?O ahead with plans for a floating offshore processing plant in federal waters despite state opposition to the plan. Cable Kilb Worlttr• SAN F RANCISCO CAP) -A fatal case of bad timing causE'd an under- ground steel cable that hauls the city's famed c able cars to move, crushing two maintenance workers lo death, cutting one •nearly in half. Of· fi cials say the two were working prior to scheduled m aintcnance times. Leoni De Vost , 55, and Daniel Sullivan, 40, both maintena nce machinists. were' killed when the ca- ble tamed two underground wheels, euch about 10 feet in diameter, and the men were pulled to their deaths. DDS Faeoritl .. 1 SACRAM ENTO (AP) -The stale hoard that licenses dentists has ii· legally held down the number of den- list.8 in California so those already Licensed to practice here can make more money, the state's consumer chief says. State Consumer Affairs Director Richard Spohn says he has asked the state attorney general to look into the situation, and possibly prosecute members of the Board or Dental Ex· • amlneni for "Illegal acts." Or. Edward Becker of San Lorcnro, vtce president of the llbard, called Spohn 's charges · · absolukly fabc>. • • /ffale Cl_. O•ted SAN FRANCISCO <Al') -The San Franclaoo Rowing Club hu lost its lease in the city building lt hos OC· cupled for 38 )'tnr1 because the club [ __ S£_'A.TE __ J allegedly refuses to admit women. The issue first came up 1n 1974 when a group or· women sut'd the club and the c1ly for alleged sex bias John E. Mcinerney Ill, attorney for the club, refused to comment on the com- miss ion 's action because the suit - along with a cross su1l rill'<! by t hl· club -is still in the courts. ~'py Placing Told WS ANGELES (/\P) -The cam· paign manager of Alan Robbins, Los Angeles m ayoral candidate, has ad· milted that while working to elect Richard Nixon in 1972, he helped place a spy in the headquarters or Democrat Edmund Muskie. Kenneth Rietz said today in an in· terv1ew with the Los Angeles Times that he handled SJ,000 in payments lo finance the operation and was the con· duit through which the spy passed his findings back t<> the COP head· quarters. Rietz was youth dJrector for the Nixon campaign. LB Pf~b Plat1ner • LONG BEACH <APl -A Pit· tsburgh city plannc:>r has been chosen to replace Long Beach's former plan· ning director. who was arrested last May an<i chargcd with accepting $25,000 in Mexican seold coins for favors t o an architectural firm. Robert J . Paternoster, :n, was chosen unanimously by the Long Beach planning commission to take ov~r the controversy-ridden depart· mcnt for $.19,000 a year. He is the second new lop manager for the city, following by a month the appointment of city manal(er John ' Dever, of Sunnyvale. Uoth begin their new jobs in January. Prbon.er Slalt1 TRACY (AP) -A 26-year·old prisoner from San Diego County who was lo be released 111 four months is dead following a stabbing attack at Deuel Vocational Institution. Robert Logan was attacked in the day room of the prison's pre-release area Thursday and stabbed once In the neck, said Deuel spokes ma n Robert Walraven. He died !!hortly af- terward in lhe prison hospital. rfUmlG• ... Won SACRAMENTO (AP> -A man whose tax consulting business handles tht Income tax returns ror 200,000 Northern Californians has a history of lnc~me tax problems of his own, lhe Sacramento Bee reports. ln a copyright story by staff writer Denny Walsh, The Bee reported that the Internal Revenue Service said Lee Baldarelll 's unreported Income, plus interest and pe nalties, totalled $108,426 for the years 1968 through 1.9'71. • PlJBUC N011CE r tCTtT1ou , 1 u•11111u llAMI IYAT~MINT f1'o IOll_,,.. --,, .... bu.I -.n THE llA l\I .. 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M•\C•ll•~ ~U'\ al 0.-County tlCTIOll t ~"I• Orc11"""'0 '""" t•lil• •"•< t •nO t>ti in lull fQttf' th1rtv fl'H de·o from eno Aft*' ii\ 1>4''60" .,._, ttilor 'o tNt , ,o•r•tion <>' H•tM"" IU I cl•y• lrom IM °""-llw"'°' VW.11 llo pybi•\...., ono 1n tno <>- Co.•I Delly P1to1 A """''°""'" Of Q<en•,•f clrcut•tlon ptlnteo ~no oublt_,, tn ·~ Cllw of Co.le Mn<> '•'"'' with '"" •emn OI I.,. ,,_, ben of ttw City CouAC•• wouno •or~ ....... 11 .......... PASSED ANO AOO,.TEO lhl\ "'" drf OI O..em.,_. ,.,. OOMl,.IC J RACITI .... 'IO, ot tn. C.lly Of (O\lt Mt"' ATTEST l!ILl!EN P t>Hl .. Nl!V CitwCteo 041"- Cll•OI C.0\1• Me•• STATI! OF CALIFOltHIA I COUliTYOF OllANGE I SS CITYOr COSTAMESA 1 t EtLI Eli" P>tt NliEY OtyCI~ 4Wtd •~.ofU<10 Ct•rk of tM City Counc•t OI '"' Ctty ot Co>t• "''" hl•et>y UMlfy 1 ... 1 '"" •llov• °''" f.,..._n; Ordt"-M• No ,....., ••' lntfOCIU<td.,., ~ W<tlOft b• w c-Oon M • re· QUll< ~ll"t Of .. rd City Counctt ""'° on'"" ISlll dly Of No.,emo.r •U• . ..., tf•reeftef' Oie\Md •nd •dapted e'\ • -le •I 1 r99<1lt • "'"""9 of .. .,, Q1y Councu "•'G on '"• .,,, o • ., ot Ok-r. '"'· by tt>e fol-l'IQ roll ,el,_ AVIS CWIKll MomOO" Retltl, >t•rnmoll, Hlfl•OQ Mt l'arl•no Sma!lwOOll NOe• Covi>< 11 Mernbe" Norw Allr.INT Coui>ell Me,,,_.. Nono IN WITNISS W>tlllEOI'. t 1\.1 .. "'''""'o "' my ll•no •nd •fft..o ,,,. S..t 01 llW City of Co•I• Mew Ith lltl clsv of O..•mbff, "" ltt.El!l'4 P P>tlN .. IY Cltw C•••-•..O 11.ofllcto Cieri< Ol llW City c o .... llol I"" City Of Cott• M ... 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' .,. hal C .IOI• 100().w;? ~ .nounc.en--. .•• r -'""· 'J lrMt:te~ .., lost & fo\lnd 5050-:> ~ 9~t I -...-.. .-arlV\. q• ,t ServKH & Rc;x;...' 60()0..6(,,., lq11ipment ..,.,.,.,. v tr..,&oymont & ~ul0fft0t;1 ' & ot: ... , _ Rentola 300().~99 &ls1neH. lnvHlment & f tnonc IOI S<M>-SC...1 'r9PQfa11o" 1000.71 oq Trons~o ' 91C~TTrr Housu kr Sd11 H°"' •. ' f.vr SM •••••••••••••••••••••·· ·····# .••••••.•••••••. c;...ro1 101. .. ~ . ..J 1002 KEW llG. CAHYOM USTIHG Broadmoor 2 with beautiful view of hills & lig hts. 4 BR .. 2 bas. & powder room. Formal DR. Many upgraded Ceaturcs includlrg new carpet tbruout. Newly decor ated. 1 1 I I Sm Jociq.:I• K:lt Road MIWPORT CEMTIR. M.L 644-4910 .•..•........•••.•..... •··••···•···••••••····· I 0 UNa·r OmC..: tLDG. Plu:s t a rgt r E>ct-ptlo.1 ar t-ct . I. secr e t a r ial orrict>s & plan.) tor expansion. $23.5.000 • • 1G 1 1c:2 6-eroJ 1002 GeMrol 1002 ~~••••••••••!~.:~ .. ~!!~•••••••••••••••• •••.............••......••............•.••.•.. Red&tat. MUST SELL! ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWHU ANXIOUS Large 3 bedroom + den home on quiet tree·ll.ned ERRORS: Ad .. rllMn street . Profess1onally lhould check their ock laodac1ped. 011ers1zed lot Cuatom deco rator doUy and report .... drapes. no .wax Cloors Luxurious 4 BR. home. F a m ily rm. & formal din intz . with v:ew toward Harbor Is la nd. Goat shp. $325.000. ron 1'""9dlately. TIM ei\d beautiful. new plush DAILY rlLOT OHl.lml s carpeting See this home loblilty for th. fl"t In-1 m med 1 a l e I y ' C a 11 iitt' 1 l·~-,-iher-'.:-~-0-:1-~.-~-y-I. ~;tll~J ( ~~,. All realcstateud vcrl1M:d · 10021G ol 1002 m th1.; ncwsn1irwr 1;. sub ·----------Gtftet"ol .ner • •••• r • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••EA••••S•T·•S•l·D··i· • Ject to the 1-'cdcral t'atr Hcrbor v11 Hills 1tous1ng Act of rnGb d Q II I Shows like a ream ne VA A'most ~U 2 STORY wtuch makes 1t I cga to owner Many extra s. • 1"111 advertise .. any p re CU!llom carpets. drapes. WUI &OVA m new area. 3 ONL y $59 SCO ference. limitation. or wall rovenn~s. 4 Bedrm . br. 2 ba . many extras "Doll ho"•e" ,,. ~ ... onl) d asc n m anauon bast!d on f I f 1 I ·""' b k rd ..., ·' u•~ lge am1 y room w 1 Pc Lee poo ''"""' ac ya way ,_ d-Aribe our new ra•·e, color . rd1"1on. :.cx Bl k h th pass Ope H Da ily noon "' ...... ... ., ln ttc en wt n ouse llslJno. New c11>t. ncw or national on gtn. or un tltru window to patio and to s pm. 2.330 W flora. tile r~hly painted & de Intention to ma ke uny beautifully landscaped olf Werner ~a· t--' Loads of treea & such preference. ltmlla yard with sprinklers A 645-3474 """ ""' Cl , t1on,ord1st:nmmat1on . /l'.11 buy for Sl38.SOO &. ~o ~~~eoo~~shii. shog:e ,~ E~~~~~!sf :Ffa~~I~~:~ M4 lZ70 .-~EASIJ~T1S¥l~C:( _ ~!!~e~.E .. :!~~ade •. C.cl5t .. estate whJl•h 1:. 1n viola _, - . Uon ofthe law ~!:>::~.c:~ ........ 1.::~;;::.:::::~;;:;;;:::::::: 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l+ FAMll. Yr:.:. :)M T tll! t>ntry to hv.,c hvtn(l ruom lla 1sed r .. mtly room with floor lo ceiling used tinck fireplace No w:ix llll' tn kitchen. Z p11ttos. assuma ble V A .. paymen t S244 38 per n onth Call 963·6767 ST !';PS TO BEACll ~'''•"I•(·'~ l J ust l yrs old &full) 1 m proved 3BR JOA. \'J n I · : ' add addit1ono.1I bedrmi. '---__-:..-="'::.....:::...·..__ upstairs o r l c.tvc <tl>I•----------• family run rm Warm earthtone' dee-or ;1 tKX f) of quality <'Onstr lor only $99,500 o .. ncr super anxious Realtor 751·7760 TUSTIN P~ffHont BY 0 NER. 41lr. 3lla & Fam rm J <'Or ga r, air con<!. hi11hly upgrd 'd Asking $89,900 Open hse Dec 11112 2321 Ano Trel' Plut:<' !>44·8078 COSTA 1•r~" sn.:>EMOO\...i h1C.'"'' Dt;PLtX High demand rc n t~I F•ntasll<' View of w:iter a rea Pre!lent owner • & llghu 1 Bdrm ci. Den .. home as <'ha rm 1n1ot 3 J Bdrm & Patio un1\!I bedroom. 2 bath. with One or thl.' (1•w lar .. l' fireplal'e and pool Great duplexes on the market investment. Call 5~·2660 Live In on1: and renl th1· t;": $ELEGT other for appreciauon ·"' I PROPERTIES dt prec1at1on. s1S4.soo . ~ WATERFRONT HOML' GOVERHMEHT REAL ESTATE VA Assumable Loan 631·140C 3 BR, 2 BA Costa Mesa homeGas bltns.DW.FA $369C:C heat brick frlc Painted • .. & new crpis Obi,. gar Btrt decoratinl( & dl' Lge pat''l'" · '!n BDQ tJahUuJ bnr k pa tic ared t.l!> ~ , ~s 3483 ,. ,, m p 1 , m , n 1 • '1 • spacaou.' I story town home If you ar~ paytnl! w:ut11d rl'nt m on i.-~ here·, your <'hlln<'c 111 .:Id aome lax deducuons " .i sa 111nss .tccnl started Sm dn pymnt poss1bh· &16-nll -5quHky ca.an Don't miss thi!1 11uca nt. like n ew 4 bed r m . 2 bath. family room New plush carpets, fresh point und ever ything re ad y to move 1n. Great Coste Mesa !oration ne ar schools Asking $68.SOO Call 540.llSI Sunshine Sneci:?I ~~!'! ..•..•......... New roof, new larpetlng ••••••••m••••-~l 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• : .;.:;;.! HERITAGE• . • :. REALTORsl o..., u. Delly "t1o1 '"4tr ..,,. J'O'I wllllt"I ,_ In ~r IOo•I -.ufllty ... -•rdaw i·ilhlij!MI thruout, new dn veway. new pamt 1ns1de a nd out. New pat io . n ew landsc a p ing. OLD SELLER. ~ ANYTIME I TRAILER PARK With 19 spaces. 21. a cres with I wo houses P ool 1tnd rec r t·auo nal rac1ltlle1 .. miles from Pems Lake Reduced to Sl~.900 Call 556 2W() tr= SELECT T'PROPERTIES BLUFFS $79,950 I Level end unit. 3 BR. :? bn , frpk Lge. p rivate patio. Near pool. HEL!Hl.DOWD R!ALTOR 644-01 34 scc:~~µ-lfo£~s· Tltat Intriguing Wonl Gome witlt o Chudfe -------·-.,. WI>• • l'O&lNI macne~ I lrvlr.3 realty "NII HO .. U! ROM $105,000TO $1.J00,000 SHOUCLIPFS -M.a LOCAT10M Charming lg. :?+ bedroom home . Spacious lam Uy room or den w·beam 1 celling & brick fireplace overlooking beautiful yard & patio. Pride or ownership thruout. Asking $179,000. Mary Lou Morion642·8235. (lJllJ THIS HOMI HAS EVDYTHIMGI Ocean view -city l!ghts -2-stories of bullt·ln elegance w·spacious entry, spiral staircase. cathedral ceilings, -1 bedrooms. family room w-br\ck f\replace wall, dinette. formal din· ing-living room w-fireplace & hu,e recreation room w-ocean view & balcony. Gorgeous pool & jacuzzi + 8' fireplt. $299,500 fee. Marjorl Mahon644-6200. (Ul2> • O~ \oMre al .... ,_ .......... .-do i.. ... "' '°"" ,_ """''" -· IAMCHO SAM JOAQUIN Luxury beyond deacr tptlon : 1. bedrooms + den -a decorator's de- light W·CUSlOm features & VlEV. '1 $105,000 I~ Coleen Jensen 752·141'1 • (U13> • 5 6 7 8 I L I p R A L I 11 I I' I . ._, _.t~1.:.;.,R ,~U -Ttii ,_., j I 0 U f' A R I ! Al rw.nty, he lhtnb he atn IC j I I j u ... ltle worldr et tlu,,.,, he • • • -• . bt!Qllll la w11h he c.ovld .. ,,. ---------.... ptll of hta own -I T 1 " s I F I IAT .. OMr LOT :? bedroom + den w-ooverf't1 paT1o. new carpeting + pa.lnUns In 4t Out. Private beach avail. Flreplt1c. - be.autlful, 18. baclcyard '58S-mo. ~ submit. Mary Lou ~l:ir ...... 642·8:"-(tn~· \ I f _. ~!.~.~ ....... ~!!!.~.~....... ~!!!.~.~ ....... r:::!.~.~~ ...... . ~~ .......... ~!.~! ~ .......... !?~! ~~~~!'! .......... !~~! ~~::~!'! .......... !~~! ~~:.':!';.~ ....... ,~:::.~.~---··· G....,ol I 002 Gftwrol I 002 F11day Dec~,..,ber 1C. 1976 • DAIL V Pit OT I)~ Hout" For SC:.S. XouH1 For Salt 1HCMtH' for Sd• • I ~~ s ~ COM -S!l,500 ~ Beautlfnlly r efurbished 2 BR home w·frplc, new kitchen. bltns & appl + new roof. <'pts and p~u.nt COM -DPLX -$139,500 Recently bit spacious 3 BR. 2 BA + balcony owner's umt. 2 BR w frplc & 1 j patio front unit Walking dustancc to shops & beach. r '- ~ BLUFFS -$105,000 Beaut. 3 BR. 21f.! BA condominium w /family rm, plus frplc hm w /every possible amenity, within walking dis- tance + view of sp~c g r eenbelt Owner h as moved out of state & very anxious. EASTSIDE CM -11,900 Choice toe .. 3 BR home on tree lined street Lrg. patio in rear yard. Priced to sell this weekend COM -$108,900 Charming 2 BR + den wood paneled beach hse w-mght Lile::. & ocean view from lrg uppe r balcony Just 1 :z blk to beach. Call for appt. ~R5ALY 675-2311 --. Getterol· 1002 .....•..•.............. ···•··•·····••••••·•··· , l ~ WANT A WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX? 4701...,..... OP*fi Sat & S-I ·SPM Three up. two down. on fee land near ocean. beach. Deck. & patio, 5 car parking. $135,000. 130 40th St. " Two up. two down, one bl~k lo beach F ee land. Good investment. Sll0.000 4710 H.,._-211 41th St. Two. lhree bdrm home. on 31xt47' lot One hse 12 yrs old. other older Might be separable Try $200.000 .Burr White Realtor 2901 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach Phone: (114) 67~0 G~rol I 002 GeMrol I 002 ·····••·•··•···•····•·· ··•·····•••••·········· AIAHDOHED PRICE SLASHED 4 IR + pool ,Pnvute rottdw.1y ll•ads lo t r 1 p I (• <' a r g .1 r a g" 1 ,'Sc<•lud1•d l"l>l'l'lll1V1• I ill' entry' Drn111g l'11krt.1111 m e n t I•: p 1 1 u r 1• J 11 k I t (' h .. n s II •• r I 11 g )>litlrt'.ISC to 11(•111 Vllfll rutrcah l.u:.h trtiµwal ,&>ack)'ard v. i;h1mmrr1nu ... ummt•r run 111JOI Sk1nn' dippers dl•liJ:lll ' ()"' llt'I l)(}UJ(hl nl•w Mu,..t "'II 'I ry )11990 tot ill <Ill\\ II' 107 liOIO ~-HSTVALUl tN ILUFfSl kr.lul'NI SIO 01111' V11•"" 11t ''"'"i.·r lot nii;hl 111.:hh .1 .lldrrn' l' h.1th' ,,,1i1 l..•H•I \ 1•1) llfl \ 1111• 1 n I., r.:, 11 1•" I 1 11 •••l"'r.ttl\•' "'ll1·r "''" 1111"' fur .... nw 1l1•1·or.11 '1nii l'h.IOIC<"• 1 lJ 11011 'l•1 II 111 .,.,, Back Bay Winner Cht•t·k Thl'ltl' fo't•aiun .... ' • :J 1111( hct.lroums • lt.1rdw110d n111>1 .. • t.uri.ic lot '\'u:wofh1lb •Close to t•h•rn 'l'hVOI , ~·un pnn• ~.1.:100 (.'all now for \llUr JJ>1>t tu !lt't' th1~ <''tt1•pt11rn.it v.llue FULLER REALTY !'>Ul Ul!l 1 .an' t11m• 4 PLU HUNTINGTON IEACH ~Ul'h JI l'J µr11h• 111 owner-hip Jnd l''lellent rental' K1k1· to occ.an lrom 3 Kr 11w1u•r ' unit with f1rt'1•IJ1·1· Two 2 fir phL' .1 I llr ur111 ' Sdl1·r hoo.1thl new ,1111.l n1u,1 wll 1mm1'\11ntt•h rr, .. n, ol h~r "-ti hOlll PETE BARRETT -REALTY- W ·S200 True riches to give the Woman or Your choice All ofthe C:'<tra:, & details anjone could usk for Closed courty<.1rd entry lo • Fren<·h windows & doors entering lg •Form RI Dining Room -sep •Exec Office. •Lg Bdrm +-• Maids-Mother·in·laws lg Bdr-Bath • Pnv Master Suite + Httle girls bedrm. •Gourmet Kitchen and huge •Family Room. 3 Wet bars. 3 .frplcs, every convenjence for the entire family. Give HER the ultimate for Chr1st m ii,;. A Dover Shores Address. decorated by Gloria Okudu 400tl7" FOR AU f<~or Appointment C.M. uus Call. 1002 •••••·•·············•·• •..........••..••...... ~ POOL -NEW CARPETS and BEST UPGRADES Located tn c h oice Tu st in neighborhood. This 3 Bdrm .. fam rm. home w-thrall you with its stunning decor. You will appreciate its new carpets, Van Luil papers and garage workshop. Some decorator furniture wilJ be included. Enjoy your pat.Jo entertainme nt area with gas BBQ and s parkling pool. Now ONLY $79.900. Tustin schools are superb CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associates, Rea I tors Gettttol 1002 G~rol 1002 ....................... ······················· 2 STORY EXECUTIVE ···•····•···•·········· .••.................... A HEW RECORD FOi AlllEVIATIOHS This Mesa V~rd~ Buccola 4 b<lrrn. 2 sly has got it! Big Cam rm, w-wet bctr & stone frplce. beaut ldscpe. sprklrs. firepit. patio o-hang . Inside is fully A-C. spac and colorful + a 3 car gar W·elec opnr. Localt.iQ nr park. This a d is a new record for abbreviations this home is a new listing al $118.500 U~IVUt: ff()M t:S RE.AL TORS' 546 5990 1525 Mesa V~rde Q,..,., .. E.dst . Costa M1'\d .11'..<.1 111 Cururt.1 do ·l M.1r ,11 li71j (,Q()(.) GeMrol IOOtGMerol 1002 ·••·····•······•··•············•···········•·· DUPLEX, DUPLD Two 1-bdrm units offered at just above lot cost . by retired owner. $93.000 Fix up. add on, or tear down & re-build 673-4400 DMsion of Hart.or Investment Co. Ge-Mrol 1002 G~rol 101)2 .••.•.•.....................•.•••............• 4~~--·-$67,950. POOL + VIEW! f''nll' Dover Shon•,. locu 1111n Trul} funtusl 11· I licdroom. fum1h room pool homo: "'11 h 1"< flill\.,l\t: \ , .. ,. ol th\• Up J)l!r &\ Jnd .,urr•>un<hng mountain" 1-;11111 \' hu1111• built Jrouml .1tr1um Jnt.l ••••••·········•···••· ...••.•.••••....•..... . ...•••..........••••• wt'MMll 1002 Corona de4 Mar 1 on :ct.to Mfto 1024 .•••••••••••••••••.............•...••..•.....•.....•.•...•...•..•.... P~IV/4TE MAKE OFFER! IEACH ACCCSS ,\!, ,., rondltlOll I tk drm 4 IR R«iuc•d 2 uc1th. t.lbt•· ,iJr .•~·· to s10,.soa. (.'orner 101 <•0tKl .irt•J 111t• µnl'1 1• r 1wh1 th• co .. tJ Ml''·' ~·· I (I :olJtllln b i..r"Jl th1 llanlt·r Jt Tn 11,11 hut ni.-lt hdr m •~ 1.1 .. nl 1111 400Ll7"~fOA All \~nt 1,. tiool ,1"·11. th• • • -Ut&S I J ll d I ' I .. I' t .. I C.M. lfl• . _ • -~ U..Lhroom:. ttr" '"'' .inti ff . • ., tlw ""i '.72':'j "" ~-~!~~---~?!.~ l!flliQ Reduced$ I 0,000. FOR QUICk SALE 117 Uahh.1 H tl J Biil~ lO OC\'Un Approx lGOO Sq rt . 2 HR & Dl'n Vww ~und!'<'k lwe n·llar SJO'J SOO Agt J BR~ CAR 1\l'T " l\w 1>at1os. 111n•ly luru. ~o ot Hwy Onl) $tll7,:;oo \Rt fi75·32~ BRAMDMEW 4 BR + den 2Br I dl'n. 1ntl1" h1•11tt• th..-ideal 1·11mli111,111011 ul ·' '·" w ,.,, 01 " • ,, •• ,, .. ,Ill' Mt' J Vt•fdl ~ Stu1' ""' .!.'• 1.t .. m Jn • Jnll'Ollll'io. ~!Iii /00 f'I 1:.1 l!.1~1 pnn uni) MOT A CREA TU;.f ISSTUUUHG l'h1, '<ll'oOt Mt''•' \ 1'f\J1 J hl'<lroo1n. 1Jtllll) ruon. hom1· with hrt•µla1·1• " read;, to OlO\ 1· 1otu l"ll(hl 11uw' With .i ier• •I r •• 1 r"" 1 1 on ,ti I> .1 1111 l.o<•uh.'<l in"' n •ol 1>r1c1t-111 OWlWNhll• rll'll(hhorhOQIJ \1 onl;; ;a1,1.9011· ('JI • ~ Z:llJ « t/.J I • ,t\f\ I •If '-f I l~lfilltl FIXER UPPER In ntr1 nl'11(hborhoo1I linni.: )Our paint & 1'1.t .>81i OOIJ~·•'"'·'· ;hk1n ~· ~1.950 ''"" b73 7(14H w te11111 ~. 1111111 •ll 1 Wl'Unt) ~uard Sl:l!l.ll50 ownt>r t>-l4 6920 :.!Ur ~ den, 1111.h \-home· ~ u·rm1'. pool. '>PH ,, ... ttu.trd. $6'7S "' µw lhJ.,l' option 644-ano •1 ~ l • " I I .. fl •• d ne1i:hborhoocJ. 11•.1t11rrn11 'RIME LOCATIOH ah the l&le:..t k1ll'hl·n ,1p ,I H1 :.!ba JdJJl't•tlt t•• J.H11ntmcnt:( (>q•r-.11i·d 1tr.1t.I•· ,,·hool I'll'" h Rilral(I!. lari:e room .. ;1 µ.1111t1·d 1n,.1dc lru11 hathi.. st"µ c111 ... n "d tr~ Pnn onl)' bitr. mm1 ()('\•.rn v1t•w All Coosttm• Realty SPECTACULAR IRO.ADMOOR II WJ lk tn~ d f.,t.I r.r I• t 1, t.:)l 1114h prl\alt' b••Jt'h Ont\ - Sl65 ooo fel' "-Stdt· 1111 •Jle tn ''"' nr 1 BY OWNt-:R 'Call 644•72 I I l>1 .!' • b<• ~7:1.!>t."I II\ ProfC'l!:..mnull) dl·l·or & JPlll 11111. i; 11. 1.11•1 land:.ru114-<l 5 llr 2 1 ·1 Ba, 1~~~1111.t Pftl!ll O'llf.Y Countr)' Enuh:oih Manor -: hOw.l' fur 1mml•d ,011: h) • ~ M1-i. .. \.ertll· .JBH Lot:. ol mol1vutl•d ownc·r who ~ i.tru:. $6.:i,IXJO Pnnc1pll':. tius purt·ha'>t•d an11lh1•r M l:, Ai.: :>ill Sf>Sb hum"' Sllitt.000 Cull fur appl ftlO llli()5 SllOftl::l'Lll· I·'~ Mci.J \.f•nlt· I hr .1 ha. Orea11 & Jl'll 'I 'll'W l'ri' fom dm i:: & hv rm Li.(1• bcath l.:irgl' lot. Fe• IS;.'10" pool w Jaru1,l1. A JOLL y tl40·5~7. fil:l H0,11 1\111 l"OH'rt!d patio Ownr h)' "HO.HO-HO" ,._. .1ppt 55ci t 1:i.1 $120.1100 -.to Meio I 024 DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• lti':ULiCJ·:o ~Ml Collt•)ll' Muth i.oul{ht. 'l'ldum l'ark :'l~J.00() JHlt. lam rount.ICllMduµll'>C Front Custom Villa •rr. w IP 1•11d•• "' urut 2 liclrms. l haths & ow11ersh1p! Must ~ell. brund new .! h<lrm .! MHo Vet'CW Club! 1 l"{)S 'lrt.'t'l Luri.:l 1ic111I • uulh back unu 1 ('Jr l'rl'Sll)(l' urea. on • uullt • ~~~~-tli ~ i.:orC. SAT /SUN I ·S no 1·are ri•ar v.m1 .!1 "'t ? J :fJJ p.1110. nt•\\ I) 1111trlll•d th• • ••-•-• 504 DAHLIA rnr J tor l"' ri'" 1 • 1 .111 We're here lo help! ' ~tltoi.L·~-~~-·~ ...... dlpdpl'r oddl\•> d ;-'1 • liwll ms J bl'<lrm, . .;1: 'i"\.· • !§fk I! liuth.' l''urm.ll dm1111{ ~ • 6 75.59 30 • r1rt'pl.1r1·• l'J II t11d.1 • 11.:1; I l I Ill', t tl\I ~O 17211 SAMTA•s DREAM ESTATE :-.eduded on qw1.>t 1 ul de '"l l>treet FormJI cn1n lo hugE' II\ 1n~ room tiourmet k1H·hen Fum1 I} room plus ieamc room wrth huill 111 bar llUl(l' rl';ar )Urd ltoom Jor t•·n rn:. or 01.vmr11r ""l' 1111111 Tr) ~li.000 down l'ull ~·61H1 SPANISH MAH SI ON OH HILL POOL + BUCH $58,250 Scdut.lcd rourtyard l'll try 10 magnir1cent entt•r ta111er.. penthouM~ V»ult C(f re1hn1ti1 add drumu to And )OU can ll\'t' 1n th1., l'•"} t'Jrl' :i Bedroom To"nhou:;c. l'IOl>c ln 11001 & r\•( <'•·nter llurr~ 11 "'°'l'l l111>t. Call 640.9900 .'ll.r.l?MI f.~ .~ 11\JI pool "''h UOllllll' ----------1TARDILL l'Ustom lountJm l'ov ere<l b) clear. rl'lrJt'l.t lile dom.. Fabuluu... CORONA HLDS. llf vrc.• .t.~:ou .• ,, ...... 'Vt•rtl1• 1 lklrm wit h nool t'entury 21 l'ro1·kl·1 K .1-; 1;.12 W(j2 +, J· 3 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM $56,500 &Jut1fulh maintained Wl•i.ts1dl' · Coio.tJ \h•sa homt• cu,,tom r .. m11\ room add 1uon I' J Lla ths C'oppcr plumhrn.: "''"' root 1·onl'rl'lc dn \l' 640-6161 ···~ OATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. 111·'1 111 I h1· l'r'''l' I' "" " '" ti l' ,. "I :1 ltdrm.. 1l1n111 g 1111 t.1m11\ rm :! h.11h .. 11\l'I 'llU'd 1111\ll :>Ullt• '.I tl1•1·k, \!Jn\ l'U">t••m l1·•t11re~ int I huri:t,tt .. 1.1m 1 ""t1•m EAST SIDE Valley Realty urllbt1c sett1ni.i lluAt----------• LUXURY IN llGCANYON .Ju~( rwlueed S2U.0011 Spa emu." thrc•· bc<I roorn. fllmil) room with fan ta s t 1 (' " 1 .,. w o f t h ,. lurge m:isll'r .,utlc with 2 Bdrm . fomtly rm vww Ila:. h1·.1kd und \ICW home P r" paL111 r1ltered JJ<'UUI <.pu • 'trl'CI tostrct'I ~162.!°100 ~ll'um bath :ind .iunfon OLD CORONA area K1t t·h cn "Ith Wh il e watl'r """' .J hre11kflistnookundf.1m1 Bt.11m11 lamil) rm ly rm w•wct hnr have Tra1t11101111I hnm1· ~l\'W of thl' Im) Tlwrl' S22:J.~l0 arl' too ITUlllY II ffil'OI\ l\!1> 1\11cn11;.10 711110 lO d"'l>Crlbt! thli. f.intlJ~lll' __________ , "#I ln Colifontla " DECEMBER SPECIAL I BR. hv rm ,, brit·k ("(}LLEG E 1-1\HK I B1 lruJI tr('C~. i.:urd1•n 1rt•,1 I> J I I,. h ; ti IY 111· I l!J;J :l!li~ lrµlc. ls~e yard Would • m11kc ..i ~01111 ~l;irter Point 1026 home Fl IA term~ i:avu1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:•·ntury 21 Crockl'r H ~; Oc•on Yl•w Duplex 642 5002 Mr Dono Pt. Marina noor tn 1·c1hni:; nat·khni:; llrt'plaec <iourmct µuh k 1 t l' h 1• n M a i. :.. 1 v 1• tudcuwu\ mu,,tcr Mu1lc • guest quurll',-,. Tt•rrat·t· owrlooks l>purkhnH µ0111 & l(roundi. !JIN 71SMI. Newport 11.irhor urcu d" Wl'll JS n1).!hl lq,:ht;. Ile J ol 1fu11) u pi.: r :.idt'<l with cndoi>cd pr1 "u t1· 11atto Jnd ,11tra1't I\<' landscap1n11 Now $215.000 Qill 1173 HS;j() home to list Trulv .1 11nod buy ;It S320,UUO .. ..... . ...... ---. . ,, . z Year-. n,·w ~ B1·d rm;,. tJc~ I'• Ii.1th:. 11rcptJ<":s ~r>dl'IOU::. $11:!.~ .. f I• ~ I 'I • .. j • ~UPERB f-f OMES .. ,. HEWPORT SHORES ~ Slon A framC' w1>0d bl'Uall'd ('t•l11nj,(b 1 bdrm'. 2 balh,, beclut.led pJlm WJlk to [ ~ IJVP41:l •-c·o·v·1 .. ·G-T·o·N-- bl'ac·h. pool;. & lcnn1:.. ,._ ________ _ lh.•doct'<I LO $115.000 I' tr73 3003 fH2 2253 E\ ei. ass·ociated · 81101< Ell S ll E Al TC1llS JO]' VII 8olb.,n • '' 'tt.. 1 A TTH: ln•eston Oei.L prieed homt• rn ·1ei.a Verdt' J B1 J.: bt.'<lroom!I. fam1I) room. cw.lorn f1rcph11·t•. larAl' cnclOl>L'Cl p11t10 Corner IOt llurry. ownl'r bou.:hl uLu s 123,500 1700 sq fl owm•r's .. uitc "1th r1re1>lat·c plus thrt•l' h~c bedrooms Thrct• l bL"'<lroom <! hath llpJrl menu ., 1·ar i:ar,1).!l• Rest hu} 111 this V 1-:n Y populur modl'I ('all 10 da) &lh 7171 nf'w and wants qu11•k sale t:all 54ti·58811 WATEllFROHT •••' ,. ' ' ' ' ' ~1~6~~~~ [\81 IEP<Hll Pier lhMt Choice lol'U ~~~~~~~~~-! _ __ .. _, ... ,..~ li1lll I lilt. 2 bulh:>, 2 -lrplc~ . li:;t• patm, nt•w 42' CHALLENGER 1·--------·1 dt·c·k won·t 1a~t 111nA ttt M otorsa11or, t ully VA Buyers SJ7!1.500 l'Qulppcd to ltvt··abourd, HEWPORTHTS. or travel :iruund the· Call NOW 1\ dt>l11tht to 11 huw ' world Wit.I. THAOI-: :>pac·mu.' 3 HR, J bu , pool $40,000 l'QUJty lnr f<t·til home.{ 2 ~·rpl<'io. . i.undct'k flit.ate 1'-l'r jllllllMt with (l{'l'un HOWA RDJOllNSON \lt'W' $13\1,!'IOll' R~Al.TY 4!11 1744 MESA VERDE flrice Cut SS,050 Pleasant 1 bdr!l"I 2 bu . '>llOtle';.' I .i:;c lot. th• lat·ht!d 1tarJl(l' ~ow $1Ul,9S(I COST.AMES.A 9 UNITS-OCUH PRIME.AREA Glamor Pantdress Jiffy Set Wortd Wide lrok.,-, Boeboa 673-4545 Ot•f•IJ;'I Vl~W dllplt'\ .. Hedroom .: l)Jth. ltiOO :.q fl unit ... with (1rep1acei. s1:r. .1101.· AHCHOIAGI IHVISTMENTS C7J4J 4'6-7711 lb. ,!• •• bJ .l:r. '"' 0.: tam rm on xtrJ 114•' tor n<!r lot dCr~ lrom park l::xtcn;i1V" wood 1n1 mJn:,· ictrJ.. :>!.14 !l!'il' 496 :w.r. BToro 103Z ......•.•.............. •SAILING• TENNIS POOL Clubhoui;(', commun11\ .icuv111es 1 lkdroom :! I , I~ J l IJ T w 0 s t"" townhom\• Vll'w of !;•kc SUOM•l:.. .Jnd t•lly h~ht:, C:: _::~~~~~~EY I: $ < 499-4584 UY OWNt-:R 4Ur :!Ba. Ii.: lot, trlr .ic<·1•ll:, ~.:,00 Jal 11957 ' fountoifl Val~y I 034 ••.••....••..•....•••.. C. F. Colesworthv Da"W,. II~ .::i;. L 't1.11tnoll.1 ""'''' """' ... w \1t•\J . t.ll"I\\' b} th1 .. lalboo loy Prop. Reaffor5 CH.ARMER f.'antuslle J Br fam11} home CostJ \1 e:o.J ., m08t popular arc·u As burnable VA loan EJ!i) monthly payments Don't miss 1h1s one >17 ,500 full price <:all Sl61,500 2 :.hort bh><·ks to OC\•lln 111 11r1dt' or o wncr>;h1p nc1Jthhorhood llt).!h st11 ble lnc11mt• .... 111 ... ho"" cash now with minimum required down puyment • Hurry I Call ror completc dl'tlllls and pr('Vll'W or this unique opportun1ly AFOUMTAIH COURTYARD CIRCLE! 1 h.1rm111g :I hdrm homf' • 675-7060. ,-:TORS 640-0010 THERAMCH lh1' '' "'h,11 l'Unl lw 1·1tlllO't\"t' luunol' '""J' 'l'"' l">rt ' Gii WALKO ---------i DOW 646-7171 Om· or th1· mo"I ..uu,11ht aflt•r & pr1• .. 11ii11111.., un"'' 11.i I k UJ' .1 h I lot 1 RULTY 675-5200 tw'flroom l.1m1h ruom, ------ ol In 1111• \ 1·1111111 n 1tlll4hl>twrc• " low••r111.11 111."-'!I !'11uJntt\' ~ ·1tnry m1m.11on w t hdrm... :1 b3\. hug\> 18>e:?4 l{am1• rm &Aw•mpool t>lti 7711 Walker I~ lee Reel fsfefe llrt•l)IJrt' l Ii.1th Jt univ Sli:I '100' l'hi.. 1•ntl 111111 rownhomt• 111dull1• .. lC'n ""· 111!'11111, l'lfll•I .. uun o. bllhurct.. •'-111" Jtc park C..llM02313 1002GeMroJ 1002 ...........••..•.......••................••... CE 110111 ILllifS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE FIRST Off&IMG IM THE OllGIMAL ILUFFS Sharp end unit ''Trina" model. 3 Bedroom. 21h bttth.~. park like set· ting. $103,500 llAHD NEW ON SPYGLASS "Portsmouth Model" high on a blll w /Unsurpassed view. Vaulted cell· lngs 3 Bcdrooml'I, formal dinlng rm . fam ily rm , wet bar, 2 firPpleces , all electric kitch. Cl.S,000. 881 DOVER ORfVE 631 ·1800 Exclusive Tuttln IFYOU havr 11 ~rrv1r1• lo offer or iitlOd..., to SC'll. plilrt' .in .HI 1n the Daily l'tlot l'lass1r1ed ~ct1on Phonl' 64:.? 5078 2 STOHY. 2 llr, Contlo w Frpk &. Air <'Ond Comm pool, encl :! cur g.ir & patio S43.950 THI HOMESELLHS Call 752·5353 G.-rol I 002 GeMrOI 1002 •....••.•.•.•••........••.•..••......•••...... ~1tlufl~ &61 View -Yn -View o,... ..... Sat JS-day I 2·5 3007 c..-St. S.. tWa C ....... llr. U. "- ..lad Y•'I W_. ltt Ulrntrichd •lew o....tu•... hdl .., -city llCJlth. ..., ........ . .,..,~ .................. ...... l•r9e f••llr r• with lt•r. Two •• , ...... tMctrtc , ..... ldtcMa ............................... ..-. Mlnwed w6,.. ,. .. ••l•ll I •c-.. 1dlow. I fl ·=· ....... w., ......... $167,100 0....-WJm.t to Flll•c• Cll.U.>t04 ( ~'ff1 11 I • ti flJ/t I I "t J l~llJ!MI NEWPORT HG TS 3 br expandable. In super nbrhd . w1hardwd flr111. lt&O. w/w cpl!!. Ext. nl'w Spanish texture :1tucco, lg. lrecs & nicely lndscpd Q.ill 963·7881 lol. Lots or rm for xtro GAHAGE SAU : Jdi. in vchiclc11 .-dbl ga r the Dully Pilot bnna hop Heduced to $86.SOO PY rCllulUI To phtC'l' Y<)U JACOIS al.ALTY drawlnic r11 rt.1 phon1• 6 75-66 70 642 5678 loday Gl'Mrol 1002 G-.rol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tile~.~ SPICTACULAI OCIAH YllW One or 8 kind home featuring 3 bdrms.. guest house, 3~ baths. formal dinln~. family room. 2 frplcs. Has office. workshop & rec. veh1cle parking. All trus lncludin~ Old Corona del Mar charm $275.000 644-1766 2111 IAH.IOAOUINHILURO IN HIWllORT <:aNTIR • lltp;tnl enlr1ncr m1ker1 P11ntco Patltrn q4~7 Wom un \ S•tei JIP l4 '.Ill 1ncn t>uit w11n 40 1n< n Np1 It> dQ bu•t 41 h1pl ~ I~? b11\I 44 hip 40 14<1 bu't Jti h1p1 17 146 bu\I 48 hop• 44 •41\ bu~I ~ hlOI 4b I~ bu\I '>l h1pl ~ I~? bust S4 h1pl SfnO \I 00 ••r 'i'" 111t1ern Ad<! 3$1' tor t1cn 01ttem tor 111 1 cl•n J11mi1I h100hn' Send to Mattan M1111in Pattlfn Dept 44:' Daily P1101 23? Wes1 •8th St New York NV 10011 p ,.nt NAMF ADDRESS ZIP 517£ Jno ~f Yl[ NUMAfR il.%5 1.00 uo 1.00 7318 4~'8~ Ou•c• c1ochet• Ma~P new baby"· bootees, citll i~rket '" a plfy Ooen.and cfMrO 1hcll \11tches In J ply baby ys1n ~" 'olt P16lly 'hOO\I' whit~ wtlh pink blut or y111 low P~H~•1 ll'll , rochet d1 l~tl!OO~ C.AO boolr.e,, ;dCkil $1.00 •or e11Cn r,11torn Ad<! 35c ucn oatleM or ll1s1 clasl 'irmc)jl ann l!anC!l·nR Send la At:ce Brook' Need leer all Dept , OS Oa11yP1101 Boll 163 Orn Ctte1se11 Sia New Yori< NV 10011 Pt1n1 NJmd AOO• "'" l •p Patte1n Number W>RE thin ever befo"' ~ deslcns plus 3 fr" f)flnted In· ''°' H(W 1976 NE£DlECRAFT CATAlOC1 Has tveryth1n1 7Sc CrocMt wlttl S.111m I' 00 Crtelltt J W'"'1M 1.00 Mitty ruty QllllU 1.00 Ill pp le Crtclltt Jl.CIO St• ._ Knit lotl 1,2, Netdlt,.lat Iota 1.llO fltwtr Crtelltt IM 1.DO H1ll'Jl11 Cl'K._t ... _ UO lnttlllt Crtdltt .._ 1.IO lttstut ~ ltok 1,llO lllttltlt MtlltY Ito• , .00 CH••l•t• Gift '°" S1 00 Co111,1ett Atpan1 ,,. ti .00 1 % Mze Aftlla111 fl: 50c look et It Qulltt{I soc MYttVlll Quill loo '2 51c 1 s 0.Mllts ftr Tad;iy ,, s· ' loo~ of 11 Jiffy ""'' sue 1:. the Vll'W rrom th• ~pac1ous mai.ter '>Wll' 01 this art111t11·11lly dl'cOra t 1'<1 home Tht• 'IPJCIOUJ>o ro:1·r••Jtloo room & "dancl' rloor 'Smooth ' µallo 11r\' 1t.leul for cnwr t111nin1t t';neri~Y saving iws kitchen 11nd cndle111t l'Xlrlt rcutures At S72.90(J you should st.>t· thl1> flnl' homl'TODAY' SJI~ ·~al••• lltate l'Wtworll •SPECTACULAR VILLA Spcrlal SpaniBh VIiia w1wrought·iron & hnrk l'nlry. cerumic tlle11. 3200 ~ ft ~BR 3UA Glorroui. ueii Relocated scllt!r 81rga1n value at just S124.700 H urry. 01111 &16 3377 PERFOR!'ttANCE REALESTATI-; ........... °"leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WNl':R'S PRIO .. : LoVI' I y J 1r1 om mod 1• I rresuge homt" l'lo..v t1r everyt.h1nll' t'C'ro m1c en try lo sunken llv1n11 room with rln•plllC'C, dlnmi.: k1trheo. J bcdroom11. )J~ bath11 Nl'wly purnlcd $1•1 111111 Torbell • R.-111wna. 842·~ Dy Owner. R l'moduled 1700' 4 Br. den. 3 Bo. 2 potiOll, lit. <•ul·d·!lllt lol. huttc ponl. boata-tt·. many ~Ktru11 ~e lnsldl.' t u ..ipprt'C >c;1 4SU IW2 7841 . . . . . . . .. . . Sale jH f. ~ Oltuid . ""L le ~Kew &t"lir HouMa h.,..__ .. • _ ,_vr v, ;, . x.o ecemrJr10 1~.d ~!!!.~~~'!':' ........ ~~!~:.~ ............. 4!'!:!: .. :~ .. ~ ............... : .... ~: ................ ;; ... ~ •. i.ooo ;·· .. ;;a;;:.;0 ·j·,-., HouH~ForS. Ho.ttuForS. ..._..ForSale •--IHc" 1041 Mewpwihach 106' Mewport•aclt 106' AcreorJefor'4i&e UOO ~ ... Te::? .......... ~ ............ .. .......••••..•.....•... .........•.•........... •...............•.....• __,....... •····•······••·•······· ··········••••••·•····· .•...•....•.•••.••..••. .... ...._ h h I 04 •• .... ••• •••• •• •••• •••• llACH UNIT\ Ba)'t10111 'undoo-~ bt-1111 ,_.......,.Qlt K ........... IMch 1040 ln'IM 1044 Ontu SUPUI Z9l AC fUTTI nvPrlouk11111 L1d<1 ••••••••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••• ••••• •••••• ••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••••••••••• ~ WISTCURI V••l • A-" l UruL' nl'ar theo Wfll't 1n 1 1 1 1 1• J b IAAAI 51-R -"' ... .,.. llun~maton Sl7~ OUtl "" • I I t tn, 11 ....., OOM WrTH c~ .. , 21 llAL.' c.. Wut.er •m lakt! rl'lld) tu : l 'llll olhC(' Ill N1'WlJOr1 . Mo tll Jul> 'UH lb• P'OOl • S7l,900 .. MOUNTAIN VIEW MIMI DMT develnp m 5 to ll AC W> ow a;~ mo yrl1 0o<-1w'ic Sprelld OUl In lhl'\ hul(t'. SURt' tt ALTY Survey lhc mounllllni. • I 'IF m ~ • ......_. Propert) C'lear own1•r' . <IVllll ""'11 M:cunty bid& bt!druom home pl 11 uC!t'"' 10 troin UW! mai1tt!r l~r11 -. •• • 1 rarry AJkm11 I l Mil Ai.11;:1.~ bonu' q1om und dt• CUSTOMHO~H;."' ollh1.Sbe11ul1ful5001lrm :Zl:Zl l"IH,Me .... .._. Mr C .itl)on 171 4 1 l1ghtlul 11w11t1mln1: pool from l!Mj,500 3 b al h 11 1> a r '' 111· <1 Set JC...-11 4 1ti2 7337 ldt'O&I for fitmlllei. wh OowotO'lwnlfnl!!nUda llamplon motJvl 111 OpettH-. 1 -• eotto..Co.lealton 1.1110 Ii.le ba) fronl ~bl\ . 4 ba 11000 Mu hk{' lhe1r Ncrt•ullun J :lt.(f l3th Sl <:reenlrl!(' 1-:t11>) Jt'l't''~ View ' View' 180 Permanent VICW of C71412ll-161 I horn\' pool tulllt· ,, In Mutlcl1upcmlli11I.,. tu 1111 ri~\\11)"' ul 0111) Newport Back Bay. CUst bit J BR Zll "A " St. l.ido Rrully 1173 1.lor• }t.!!ihw~ -rludeil C;all for olJll'Cllnt ... ~Al~...,.,,,~~~. p1~~'.I S00.900 home W/priv mstr suite. All rooms are So D'-c- menl 842 ~ -· .. ....., --Rt"tl Cll~·I lteullori. N 0 R I N s large Prof. landscaped. Rm ror pool. --"-•• .,., • :' "'' ' HY oWN~K ~' RE A L T y Price just reduced by $10,500. Owner c:o..w.rc1a1 Jiit •1..n4de. N t . HoMMt Unfwwl"-d 6••·••63 ...................... . [ ~ It~~~· 1~.1~ l • .i Cueatll Villu us anxious! Please stop by or call. Property 1600 ---.. -··-J Ur, :itt... f11m rm. fr pie Woodbridge S&S, near 6 .. 5-7221 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'Ov P,llUO. 163,llOO ('ark & lake. 2-:.l>. 3 Br. J PRU;!': tn:out· ED on "' MID /DM'T\. ILDG Ol'EN HSES11l;Su11 I:.!" ba, under ron:.trut'llun lhi~ cherminfl b11chelor Xlnl lnvettml ssoo.ooo 18 .... EW U .... ITS ..... ,,., .. _.. 3207 ~ r-••••••••••••••••••••••• ORAMGI l.100. Utl pd I llr. 1kn 5U' ' Ou.......v walor . lud1/ ~t•. fo1• SPANISH STY Lt; I Pl.l·:X Spnc1ou1> own1:11> u111l h11 frplc:, bulrnnlcs, µul1u, encl. l(ar, 11lu11h t'llfl>C'I lni Ukr S36 t41H n 536·~ l BR Stcrter I~~ ';~•1ch• $7li.OOO. Call 833·2144 pad In Bluebird Gunyon 1 __ Hill 1050 Newport •ach I 069 Owner will finance 9"~ • 4IR·S88,500 Warmly dt'roruleu 2 ~-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• int. Prln only, eve$ LANDMARK Hrlrm . wood burning •••••••••••• .. ••• .. •••• LIDO ISLI M4 1917 fi r IELOW MARKET nrepliicc & lllri;r lK'l•an ~11ut 3 Dr. cntrl 111r. hul(e 3 Bt!droom 2 bo trit ------ y owner 4Br. am r·ni . Turtlerock Investment view deck Ju~t $711,!°>00 )(ur .• frpl(', sprklns, dO:;l• pallo mode rn klt~·ht1n SHOPPING> MALL bo11l 1111tc Call ~-tlOl!J bargain Appnrn.eu JI to 11hol)8. schools, frwy · So J Co S90,000. Selh:r llqu1d11lln1: l':XCllANG E "Our in 547-4425 anytime _ !7133!,·1~0. O b Y 0 w ne r " uon pt\llono lnifte 1044 ~ -.. ...., ~ I Blk from M1ssron . C "• • M.11n ttent11l11, ~0·5370 Sllll llme tochooet1 colors 11nd optlon1t Excellent r__.J .....__ h h l'" ti urea. W11l uchanl(e _....,..1wunu oc • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pf~• Bwll lna. relr11(. w, U t 111 $88,SOO' Tiie entry come property for this 1 __ HI-I 1052 --litores & offices. SJl0,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spanbh linck nreplat·c r o n t e m p u r 11 r y ~ ••• !:: ••• •• ••••• FIB) THI DUCKS 8 x &!'Olis. owner 640-0800 home Sil on )Our own Formal dining Family wood i:lasi.. ocean View t r om th t• Ii: r or an 5PM 673.3091 porch e11Juy111ii Ut'eJn DfAN MARTIN? room Secluclcd rnuslN homt• 3 Bdrms & 2 FIX & SAVE w1:1terfront dcrk , 2 aty,:, "S110tlCl>1o" 4 bdrm , hill lf.JQua!.I ~ bide. orton vu hom• Prapln"tl9a m l Dina Marlnw tn 752•1.,0 Harbor ~llatea. 14~ mo. MOO ouaru• Nt~ llAC14 494·1704 _ brec.te:. sp .. ce fu Nol De11n M1&rt1n wing Air t•u111l1l1uncd bath:! $1~.ooo 38drm, 2 bath, u1r ronll BR & playrm . J ba PRIME COMM'LLOT camper ur 00111 In old Dt-11ne lloml's' &-ht've t:Z care ):ird ~wllcr <'•ir lol lmmcd ot•ruµ XJntrond Wj lktopool11. Rrpe for 1mmed de LEVERAGE CoroM .. Mor nu llY< Down. 4 Br 2 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• townllunt1nglonllc.1rh me, you'll hcur l>O fl very anx1ou,.• f'rt.'shl> 111\RBOR LIGHTS & •IOHDREALTY• tenrus &ocean $96,500 velopml 120'JCl82' on Kettt Roqers melodies & eJCpect lo :.el' µa111lt!d in1o1dl.' Suhmit wh1t1•w,1lcr \ours tu liallay of llunH!~ CAYWOOD REALTY Plact>nlla /\H• JW>I S of East Costa Mesa home 163.000 642-6368 AK\-•S. or Hwy, newer. l br. 2ba. /pie , lndry no pet.a. ref , 11ur , ~ 875-6900 _ R....._,848-llOO amovle:.lar ortwowalk offer tuua) C.oll no\\ Vlf.'W fvrcwr from th1i1 (7141831·9411 * 548·12t0 * Victoria Onl) $75.000 l•---------·-·r ing through lhts plush el\. 7:.2 1700 UOAnu l'oml lot ~5 000 Prlnc1 polsonly D' ... av·-·· CM Xtras Galore !d I 1 '• '· O• ' ' " 51:• TERR "'CE IY OWHIR HD Johnson uroker --~..-. Beaut nu hme. Jasmine ec type 3 be rm + amt~ ~ ~9~ 1111057 '""' A o M 187.000 Crl'ff. J br. tam rm, z:JOO I) rm home The custom *"' •-* Garden !tome Plan J Bayfronl 1111 ColUns l•le 646-1362f'I CustAa l.'aa TllPW·dnt sq 11 nu li.e r e q 'd . lb1thl) uµgraded bt•Jch l'mper1} Trul) IWil Ul 1ru1 model SM.SOil CALL 962 77~1 IMTERNA Tl OH Al REAL ESTATE NETWORK lia1el>o .. dd& the final 4 "r fam rm. 2 ba Tradl' or finance 2121 acent1;i ve del Good lou"h of 1·lu!!'> H vuu L'A0 UL()' ·S VI F."' I •· 0 S3011 1100 ti73 7770 r --EaalSI oc rental 6'4.a449 ~ J • -~==~l!!!MM!I!!~~ " " u. ·" c w w po u I Pr 1 n o n I> ' 11 C0ttdoml11lumt/T OWll· area. S89.000 ---------want lhc lx·st for you & ,... bl r k11 to treach . 3 St2.5,000.i!>J·ll825 5588723 _ _ houMtfws• 1700 a MC di 2 ~drooms. lurjlU open "}\I'' t:Jll li8 Qu1tk' C t 1 '-ri r s. 1 •~ h,1 . u~n -----... ...-517 500 .-.oy c • e be11med 11 ..,10g room. · Red<.:ar~·lltcultur'> us om nR" or lqil C'hurm1n1: 1rnl10 TWO.STORY .... e~_... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rtatlor l81 0Hewport large l.imily or dlnin11 833 33110 Lovt•ly 4 br ~ f.;m rm "'llh IHHI llu1:•• dctk. :-.llGUELSHOllES l IR + IOHUS ~ONDO i.cenic Lagunk CottaMHG 548·7'729 room. d1iohwnsher & i.ingle home :i full bu dhl i;irrui.te S!>-1.50(1 ., u .. droom plus dM•t L,'• tlwet h1llslde c ul d e HI' Kills , pnced for q u1c b t 1 1 r Nr bChls. ten nil> c·rb & PRESTI ti~ lrv1nl' <.:ove. .. '""' ~·· < ~ Portico entr) lluKe hv :sale by owner. ready for Ull 1 n!'I. 1 r "V 11 " Woodbrid!e pools t::nluri:\·cl M:.tr be r I d clusl\'e i;ulc guurucd britk frpl • lmmed. occupu ncy o r 30nalot·JBRh10 &2BR Washer & dryer'" b<lrm llll.21 " 1·u;,1um ~~~~y.' r ~~t: ::i /•:; ~ area ~:::ic1ou11 rt'lll counl~y xlnt Investment New Duplex SSS.300 10''. clo ~1~emdonGlh~0.1,?.,~~tlun llrar.1,..:c.-w 4 B nn elo!!els fll.111.v xlrus 5129,6()0. kl h b kf t 1 t d freshly "au ....,., '" .....,.. bdrm . :I bu. :ipar1ous JAY w YEATS le en rcu ;,11 an• crp s. rps. Ownr Agt s.io-..,.,,.., Public Notice Government F.:nJI') :ur condlliuncd Xlnt rond o, ,q.ipt llv rm , den, !ormul dtn ftEALTORS 499.2237 Magn1f1cent HONUS pulnted. 3 BR. 2 Ba, nr 2 -------~ -Spnrious. n<'W 2 br. 2 b11, Auwnable Looni comfort, drarnJllt' wrnu Owner,,\i:t fl:i2 :11711 rm ; window wall:. opcn l~AMILY ROOM. uvcr pools. below market at Two 4 Plexes Ed have bllns, (pie, l nu gar s A\a1lublctuunyone No 1ni.:11tuir:.to2uu~tory 4 1 1n g t o huue , lui;h . FROU1'ROWVl•W 700 bq fl r:.ics eu 151.1100 581 ·9026 or C2)28R&12l3BR.!ililk:> ofl(wy ..... L/mo.ll7~1JOOU V"r•jlal., IJ1lrms, p ar BY OWN£R Thi· Co ony, " "'' 50 I h f I f N 8 0 I 1120 000 ._., nnw lt111n "O·l· I "W Ill ~ ~ ~ r ( I ~. ···"lud"d l•"lill, '"'"I. .·1 'c II rl r p l' t 0 0 ' 963-7'"'., rom . . n y ' Unique 1~ome· • ~"0 "" t 1 •·I h "'"auc :J lir nm rm rp <',a1r ., •• • u "'"' Jlcron,"oUr('hantclo(•n , ... h 1 11 .. 1 """ -hO IA"' .. 'O"au ' ~ tcrc~t avurlJblc. take •1u~ en ry "' U>-'"".. ' ' . uara"t'b. $225,000 111!'1 ~ -....t e. ra ieum('u ce1 --;;:_ptrly "'OOO eac . wnr ... .,.. . .,.,,,,, -l ... l r malv mnd $73 000 l'rln 11111) " "' JOY lln Utrobstrut·h.'CI Vlt'W ( 1--1".-v .& ---------Cu hi S 2" over p.ty ml'nt:. :I & 4 c11rµc !> leis a a , ':I · land of lhe ocean & Catalma r n IC. 12 t we l b Jr ,_...... •• •• •• le Da Ill t or rear """"'roonl homl·s. hurr", room, tot ally dl•luxl' S.5:.!ll:l:l BREATllTAKIN(; c.·<•Hl'll w /rcrr11.: Sec ludt•d •••••••••••••••• • L Duple hse. Perlect for (P• or """ J kl t 11 l , .. ~ -Swt,cl!. t-.xqwi.1te :um /I"°' D ==ma x '""~· t·ull 842 &Bl t/e1;/~~o ~l\'a$~ 8~~~~ ~'. ~ S.och I 048 view' Ot•luxc Uunu Pu1ot & den home situated on a tna:lter 1 lt•r cd redwood LA•erCICJe w .,-,o n Hlh~hllltop wa pec· ramtly w/I rhlld 67J.uuov TAR.LL 540-1720 I••••••• •r;s,• • •• •C••O• • •• •• •• rondo IJ u~,rms . 2t lbu . bluff tn Tll E SHOR ES ~qcck~~ IP~~·s patio m 22uc~ Zoned foDrUonPeLmEXore unit ta~u1a':!' vrew or ocean & ..rt 2pm - w11que "" uen. we lltr, $179.500 · downtown h!(hts. Two br. Houi;e w3ntcd. unfurn. 9AABQ!LL dtmn.: rm . fri>I , :.pt.·c tal AGl-::-JT 7611·42811 more' Call Caal 7~.~700 2HOUSESon 1 Lol }. ba. untlJ w/2 dbl CdM or No U.guna lJch, I lllUitli ~ ~ amenal1e:., deck11, pool MlulonVlejo 1067 [ :"•'••v;;; ~ Beaut. custom bll home ~arages & huge wooded hu~tnessman . nun _,__'.'.~•~:~•" "#I~~~::-••" ~(J ~ :::~~~~;.,~~t~,,. .... ;;;;;;~~;;;~~ .. ,, . ~ ltitdt\lj i:,mlif :':~;::, ~·~i. :.\1l•~.',~~~~.i~. :!~~ ':".,'~ ~~ ';';~, ., R ·•t hr .. hl>• U" -.C IO!l~ N Coa11t, LagunJ ...,..c., Via Oct.,., . = other F'OURPLEX same ·• r , '13 • " " Rroadmc~r Turtlnrot•k "" ~ ~ u' Allll B I ---- gradl•!l F.;mll> rm & w i I h ";.: e I e < ~1 " d (...) SeclYCMd Ocean v., Lk<tutrful. u nu:iu<tl de UDO ISL• termsl(..._.. -~ •-A-.__ S .... -~200 ~-frml Om rm $711.000 l'b w ~ I I p u p,. r ~ . I u ~. h t'Urullng & lndsc-~ n 4 br .. '""--r· . _..-.---.. ocll! A .... VIEW v v ~ " 3 llR '~ 2111 bath with ''h h t ..,......_, ... -llOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""'" 963 t~I l11nu11r11p1nl(. lan;u , 1 l~e mdster drm _;arming ou:.conJ:rea ..... _., --Two bedroom. 1'11 bath . • ---------1 bdrm~. formal <llnm)( REAL ESTATE f1replJl'C und l.ic-dblc cathedral ce1hn1?!! & real 'lrcet f'resh & de<.1n 1----------1 h I Walk 111 DOLL HOUSE fJm1I) rm $!111,500 garuge l:Jn)on pn' ut') woorl burnmg frplc Onl~ Ura Ck frplt• ' lots ol 7 IRAMD HEW Mcrtbcwo CCMlftfry , , be:c~e ~;':t;o. MHS57l Sl26.5oc~1\gcnt~7_3·4~~ S72.SOO Ownr may l'On pancl1n11. upuo l cd Uro.JITS Horaeloversherell[s. or 117).2311 . J Sk for CAN A LAGUNA ~1dcr 10'1 down kitchen J Bdrm~ . :.! " Searce Back Bay vacanl Sharon 552·70~0 1 H~. -.. ·-· · - VILLAG E .. Thr o..-.ner an 1-;urope i.a}' ":.ell ht~ lluni.l·I Jnd tiretel dream homt• lie must ll'dVe ha~ 4 lx'drm. 2 hath hume w ith 15' I.II.Mii and :.11a You'll lovi; all tht· ~oo<1 und brick Set• ths::. op porlun1t) CL~SIC BY THE SEA Ot·l'un hn•1•1es plav J siren' '\fHlll arounrl lhl!. ;1 bedrm i:em l'l u.,h carpeb, lullh lundst·p~ & 'uperh rlt>c·or m11kt• lhl" .in t!xrcptton11I hu) ut $79.950 a Roberts .!~=~~~ .. . .... "_ .... _ Ru! Estate byMO/AY REALTORS TURTLE ROCK HOL.1..ING HI LLS I'll IV ATE GARUJ::NS Com1>llment this ~ani;lc fumlly home on fee lanu A spac floor plan w1'1. Br, & den. 2 ba. llvlnf.1 rm. dining rm & wt'll de 1o1i.tnl'<1 kllchen. Call for appointment 768 1212 GRAND VISTA REAi.TY HAllE UN I V PAtttl. Cl1unn•llur I Bit. l' ~ Ila. fjm rm din rm. m.anv up~rad~~. on 1·01 d1• ,,IC' $ill 500 \lllH 11111 _1 ~ 1flUS CJEERFlELlJ J llr 211 Ba. Aspen \lndt'I ho.:eo eo' urt!d Pllllc> 'pr nk Ir :!>)'ll'nl m.11n "trai. Xlul l:Ond Sec lo 11µ 111 t!Cltltc• S71.000. 5S2 ~!f:I BEAIJTlt"UL Condo. Nr rww Univ Prk . vu mt11 t:nd un11, air <'ond. 3rd bdrm Is doll, 2 ba. (rpl. GIEET1M<iS" frml ciln rm, wetb1r. If; Tiw s. .. 1~11n · prc1enL1 k1tch, upgrd cpt•. drps. 2 l h C'11r ·:i SI .1rl<•r patios, many J1tr1u1 ,, llomt'l>' Wl•ll mu•fllulntd bll. to pool. $'19.901) in lm<'IY n<'11{hhorhood11 ~ :rrno __ l'p11rn<l•'11 -.11h forrturc•11 Oe<"rl•old Twnh~c :i Hr 2'2 rrom 1 "rnt·r 101 Io R 170 990 by 11wotr nalur11I wuull ln m101 ~·43ti7 · bhnda Xlnt 'rhu<1h & 'hof>Pmi n('nrh\ ~ ' & l~)W $611'' 1'1 I 111.11 4 .. !W\ Sl'RFSllH' <'0~00 llarl' on1• "tor) end unrl I Ilk "" .: r .. r &cH,.ar ~.ow llf;J 83ii Ukr •GOIHG• •IANAMAS• on th1' 1 twdr011m. 4! Ujlh. rrpl(' hm ll1:01ul lrl( llla Ck )•t<l . ll\'Wt)' la n<111c111)t'<l frunl y11rd f"tCllhly pa lnll'd 1n~1ll• & • 1 Wt<:, l S lliP RI Al IV ,I NC 84fl? ''J _ OWNER (~ONY.: Vac11 nt H u n ll n ll I on (' rt'" t 3 lx...:troom l ''.1 buth11. din mt: room un•n, \'ountn kitche n l\r1ck RBQ, Ol•wly pulnted 1ni;1dr TRULY Canff vatinq DeaneRo~e. a eo1lM •nd family room , 'I. balha, on a corner lot Neu rommunrt)' p1&rk. pool 11nd hihled ttnnl" ruur1s Th1t dclliJhlful hume is In t09 to11d1t1on prtc. Sll'J.SOO .. 513 CAM""'Da·IRVIHI! OPEN Dl\ILY 8A.M. TOG P .M S :iG , 0 00 T 11 r bu 11 , l•--------Reallo1'3, call 1142 ™I THI THRACE 211.f.OFT·A/C CHARM COTTAGE lilll Thom1>5on Reall> l>Jths 1147,000 E/Shie Costa Mesa lot. 66x300. Zoned A l. ~ _ BE CHIC? 495 11170 [)(-•uxe new un1ls Sllll fully lenred , asklnR only ~ .. ,.,.:~.n.-•'-' Be<1ms. rireplac:e & plw .. h PLACE REALTY lime to choose colors 11nd SSS,600 C811 ~O I 151 For Lease S PYGLASS I carpt!lrng. bebt of the· old 19&•""'-'""~ .. ,~., ·-'• •10• HEW OFFERING optaons BR. ni;w home. 1<r c111 1>orlu, bcsl of lhc m•w. OPEN JI t SAT&SUN Spec111l In every way• vrow' SlOOO mo i\vaal co1necl la~tcfully In lh" :i 661 Mystic Way 2 !<.tor) fom1l) nrl<'nted f'eb l.1144·tiTOlt Ollrm . 1 1 J huth ..-. lolt 1_8,. ("'tion S2l ... OCJ<J hom11 with s bdrms . 3 --1., .. CH H~OUSE 1£'iQuall ~ ~·~1~~l~~n~lo~,t~t"c\r ~~w~ ;117 N~es S2i!S.~)()O }~~·!'.. f~~~aL~~~n~,m:! 5:,":;,r::y:.! ~~n7r .dvRnO~~:~l Prap=r.. L;t;"..:C;.to MHG ~!!~~~~•••••••~~.~~ owner, ltir bulc 111· r1•nt BY OWNER Clurden kitchen & " dt.•· ,. 752 1920 b j h F. Std ..,..., .,.,, RL'UU''L'D •. ,51., e ,.a" Jlghtful :.puc 1ous yard kitchen & lol11 uf .1ila11s 1400 OUAliit .NlWPO llACM 2 vacant. 1 w 1 o Ide r Jf I r m ~ •·1 • Inc'' 1 """•""" "' '-., -"' ...... I h h d d Pnde o( owner11hrp for ho"oe. nxt door 111 newer lreplucu. an:e 't tacular oc('an & c·oa~lJI w t an somt• l'Ovc:re """ b k rd " l t t view. :1 UH.2 BJ. 2 y r!.> pauo. A mu!Sl see itl only S72,000 Won1 lu~l' 67SteptToSond t'Onst.Canbeboughlua uc yu •· ..,.~c: s rec · GlncJe,..,._.ad Trim On an Income R 2 Orrganal owner w1111 u llu1lder ·bu1ll lo lo&t1l' I un ll hill> 2 Hdrms . d1ninR. fireplace. rlrck & view 2nd unit h.ts 3 lldrms , :.! f1rc•plal'c:.. nl•Wi) rl' modeled sej :.Onl'll puneltni: ..-chdrm ' In hearl of \'lll.;1:l' u n peat·erul 'ul 111• 'J'' Owner trun,fered. mu~t ~ell F'AS'r' $1:?5,()(}() l'rol)l'rt' \1 anJi:eml'nl Rl!O\jl' Necd1'fl Full Service H1.•11llur 1104 So Coaat II\\) LAGUNA BEACll 497-2457 Move RlcJht In ! $129.500 N P. ,, fl F. M E H 1\ I. I) HAY lge :! bdrm . l.1m1 ly rin . frpk . cnunlry kitchen, pultO L.;lh & 195 ooo Clill 6"2 3850, Properly 17 Unit Motel/ Apt package o r ~eparut~ $335 \J, 9 2651 d a Y s. new Subm1l all otrcr!S. . !louse u"".000 1100.000 Down Call for more lnfor Agt. 648-~ eve~ v.l•re unxlou:. to sell '""" _ __ $t12,500. 499-2109 m~t1c!;i~ 0neora-k1ndMunaco 111 Owner Carry Balance 673·7601 __ twtsuide I BR cottage. Il3Q&llG17 Harbor View II o m es Agent673-4545 R·:Z LOT crpu. bltn11. 1225, ~net MYSTIC HILLS 499.zeoo Everythlnit upitrndcd. Comm or Res. Grosses COST"' MIS"" yard 1142.11243 -s Beauurully lat1d'lc11ped ,.. ,.. :i hr. 3 ba, . auna, ~pr<· !o'ee Owner Open Sal & $900. mo 3 t'.nlli.. o n S27.IOO i Br. I buth OplJC. Ncwlv ljt·ulur vu. gr1.•11t i'.;JCec· ... __ .. ach 1069 .""n .,.0 .,.,~" !JOx llO lot $80M farm 0 1 1 cpl d . drapes bllan:o. h•'llll' Sl 55.000 0111•n ,__,._.' ·~ ""' ...,,,,., 218 222 W Wiison ''. ~1 I up ex P ani. 1 • •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• '"' 12 631 20HO SJO() 548 3011 llouse Sun I 5. 1433 t::a:.t bluff 4 l)ll & lam rm 547-4834 art. 6pm Owner _ 645-~ ~r . (A!rnl, A~ li73 WOI Bluffs "Z" Plan w \ I('"' B :.-0 w n l' r Mount• DeMrl 2 br E·Slde. New rpli; PRIVACY IS PRICELESS lor the wholt• r.1mlly In this spac J bdrm, 2 bet. hideaway an wooded :1eclus1on t.arJte living nn, hullt' lrplc. YtculleO ccrlanw:s. 1•ountry lily It' kltth11n w1lh occnn \lew 11 2 1,960 Open Jluuse Sut & Sun l ·4 2025 Cre~tv1cw Or. Lugunu lleach Pttnc only 1133·9169 8 unth Costa Mei.a 4 2 br Resort ' 2400 Paint. S300. mo. ,\va1I Jusl l1sted on Vis ta -----76 &41 bron •~arre All ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1215549J84ior838-7712 Roma 5 Bedrm. fo rmal San Ct.mente IO itarages S26S~ 29'"~ d n --- ----- d1n1ng rm . ram rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'nn onl) Bill Vaughen. Custom Hexa11on Ho"!'e. l:: Br. pvt )'ard & l(ar "'''"" "l2S.OOO C..all 645·7221 •••JUST P ERf'J:;CT ~6600 Block rrom hns at Snow cp~. d11>5. fre5hly paint Century2~~e~cltf! Immacula t e b eauty Summit for sale. Sleepa ed S2.'\01mo ;54.os.n w;JBR 20A, charming 8. many trees. S!IY.OOU. W est( II ff H arbo r rrplc . s hake roof, 2 IUHITS 492·0315Evs. Quality 4BR. 2HA ram ~f.t:Z~ ~~u~p:r~~~~ pnvatc patios. o n the Santa Ana Five 2 bdr m. Real &fate ~~ ~!~4:n;~~~~ot~~b~~ laundry rm, new ruslom pretlltffil rorner In town & 3 I-bdrm Prime f:~· bd1on9e 2100 w w~ll qualified tenant k1lchen.Approll. :.!OOOsq. O~~~~'!fH~;l EN nY• perty. $l2S.OOO. 5 "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5117·5'26arter5pm rt Prine only CJll Ht:ALTORS <102412I doilLLGIUHDY SellortradeSor lO ac res. -------- 542-7727 ror appl. Alrt 215 Del Mar. San Clem high desert. Twentynine San111's Special SISO. Ut1l ltlA.LTOR 675-6161 Palms. Amboy Road 2 pd t br. pcl ok. Fee UHICf'UIE SETTIHCi THIE VllW BR house. you finish. Main Rentals. $40·5370 CAACPREE .C OllDESABVRJI.'Y ALONE IS WORTH East Side CM-2Br , lBa, Call 121:11 <4 25·0010 or Cozy 2 br. S215. Gorage, WOODED .. f'RONTIN<f SllS,OOO Movcinnow. H.A. approved, 3 units. '2!4l 6JHS86 k1daok.Fee ON PVT LAKf':. RARE Royal leaftors 9,000 sq ft lot, plans, by Real !state Main Rentalf1, S40-:1370 211D4!>Camlnode Eslrellu 5 2345 2900 --SECLUSION. NOTHING <.:aPQ. Bch. 493·214:1 °wn.!."64 . W..t.d Meim Verde J br. 2 ba, Ll KE IT IN NW PT· GO'., PR ir. 6 units Costa Mesu. 2 br. I •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ne w decor. Seclud('d bit 11l11slrr ~on:.t ru1•l1on ftilo~ Hdwd floors, on"' l~1r1tl', • ..,., _ OCEAN VlE W LOT. --~ ,_.....___ * 494·7551 * 1020So C09tl Hwy 4194 8519 . "'t () .. lf\&C"- ..... c .... "( h.11 .•. ' ~ ~ • ~,1~.1.<or . ., LAGUNA NIGUEL f'ill'lflc bll.md V1llui:e I :? bdrm . I , lmlh 1·on rl om1n1um 1n prrv11tt• htnOi·frw ,1r1•.1 1 'ool & dubhuust A IJnt.111t11 hu) al~.500 WHITEWATER VIEW CONDO 3 Bdrm . 2 b(llh :lllJX'r co nd o rn SOU 'l'll LAGUNA Corner u111t wilh fant1111l1c \'lt'w Spaclou11 room11 Wulkrnl( distanc-e to s huµp1n11 On ly$82,500 1159,000 2331 TUSTIN .,. "' b l ' I d bit 13"5 Ownr • 208 Dra matic Tri level a. pvt pa 10· one · W"'"'"'HOMESll Y • n•. ' THISHOME ~~E_.54_5·_:_ gara11 c 1179 ,SOO . "'"' 968·9301 Residence on Golf course Owner/ l\gl 557.1694 . In Mu1111on V1e10 hus unenclosed walled 3 Br. 2~'J Ba. IJI ret room. 546 9950 Wall Buy Direct yard & polio. one lar11e FAST ESCROW all overlooking blur For CASlf• • bedroom, with room lO Can be had on beaullful podf1 c Discover fine 224 BillThompeon Re alty expand. near town 110<1 Lusk t::astbluff home J arch It e <'tu re u n d Cltll 495·1870 AVAIL NOW LJZe 2 sly home w/fplc. $495 mu Cell for J ppt 55i 7355 or 548-81188 bellrh 157.500 "Z ' Hdrms .. faml l)' rm workmanship 1n th111 SUPER UNITS Realtor , l!M 11611 l.arge yard Ownt>r .111ic 11p11c1ous dream ho me 2 yn1. old. Complete rec 3 Br :: Ba. 1111 bltni.. com IOUS $112.500 1164.500 Realtor752 9031 rac1lalrei1. Priced ul 8-1¥--. p~ pletely c rpt d & drp'd. 2 fo:XCIT INO & ~LEG ANT - - -S20 l r-n 'lil1W -• f t·ar 11or. fncd yd, newly Morv('lou11 21JR 2 BI\ EXPl\NSIVt: CX'ean vu .500. per uni · Cash Cur your equ1Ly cd s:r;s 979 6761 ho m r w 1 ch u rm 1 n R l1res1dcnl1al llgts Mdl 2 ror ;! or 3 bdrm ht•m~ pa.int ' - 1;UE.ST llOUSI::. Q\·ean br :! bu Condo rool. I& 'Quall ~ Any rood OK or:! J . .i un S290. Comfy J br. ramlly & \'U 1----------1 JjCUt/I $117 7S() Ownr Its Quick ~crow Coll pet Beachcomber. ree Sl'ACIOt!SFAM llOMI:: ---------49'.!12711 PlllC9 (213l 591·2Mll<localcalll Sl5.63120llorS.f';'.~I 48R 4UA. occun vu Llit Hcrbof' View HOPMt Sollta Ano I 010 Prap71ri5,_1!fot' Seal Bch L'·Sldf! N~w Sem 1 de· hobby rm, lerrl!C('d S kit nU L ~ r tt par n a new co ••••••••••••••••••••••• t4000VAlltfNIW..otl HACH CONDO WANTED BY lached3Br.~b11rnndo.2 PJllO. rw rce, 48R. 3BA. wel bar. 2 OWN R 2br. good loc11t1on, -----PRIVATE PAR1'V OK car icar. frplr, d tw S37!i frplc1, 1uper kltc h newly ducor'ld IOH> So T ill PLt:XE SIDECM IF NOW LEASED mo.1144-~orS.CU-931$8. W 1~.l..IA.Jd. Owner has boughl new, Ouk St $36,000 55'1 1200 1779 Wcttmlnastcr 00-65311 -----POWEL 'L wanta qui c k sale ------ -tG0.000 55HI075 $\40,000 Plf'asc call B 'I O w n t' r 3 B Mu 2 ft To~HI /I~,,// p,,/, PA''l L'IC wwnhou~e. Cln11e In tn 4 Ul!JfTS Rewtah 4g7 1ns1 '"' .. " ••••• Now ready 11l 1280/mo ,.....o_.._,....' ,__,__.. REALESTATE OCC. & South Colas CO•t"'MIS• ::_::::•:_:.:.:i·.~~· Alrcond .. OW.potlos. A.TTINTIOMI Owner./lllilden Pvt Ply wlll r11rr h11se quality :!Br houu In t.guna Heh, l,.nyunu Nlg or CdM 499·2109 __ _ Gene Hill 842·0200 Plaza. Adull1. Rf!nt ,sc ~ "' ~ r-. "'""~ 5 s Su Or Ruy 139,9:>0 Im med. JU!lt lh1led, Two 2·bdrm., •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ?ri9n~~~hea:!:~ C~ •Hewport .. och• poaee111>1on Coll646·6308. tb11lhand1woa.tidrm.,Z ..... lllaftd ll06 ADULTS l\ • ., • ' 4 BR 2 b8 2 StOT'Y W/pool Bluff 3 BR 21 ... 811 lg" ----bulh. 1120.000, Wiil '"" .. •••••••••••••••• ••••• ·~~~~~~~~~ (am-rm "E " plan · · <"hanae. 3Br .. den. rrplc. patio, Unoblltructed view. lge Lovely Republl~ Home. I portly furn LEl\SI!: ,,-... belt on blutr l ikc Ml nonh or so. CoaAl 1575 Adults. no pe111 F'or Rent, :? Hr + auesl room w/work11hop call 6.11 t350 oppl.ai only. $37,950 F:xtril' r.ealore In thla tov 49,..7222 831•0136 ely 1.Ard1ff modrl home ~~~~~~~~~!"I 2 Bedrooms. 1 bulh. wh1rh 1s designed for r: * * LARC'IE LOT Prl'lcvclt.'d pad ncu town & lleach 1.A>untry tellina $23,500. ··-· . . ..... .,,, ......... ., e:sal·~ new rond. Walk lo pool~ ()pen House Sal/Sun 12.11 . Wkdays · 213/38'1·0177, By owne r 1139.500 """tSo Sprue" wkends: 714/1175·3824 1 .. 644·11529 eve11. 752 S<M t ..,., • " 8 Niles . 675·2418 J Br. e>cl!lln view. II yru, da)'I s.dtt LOCJUltCI I 016 752•1920 --nu pomt. !lttr . r rpl. w ""'-n House sun 1 s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1400 OUAIUJ. N(W T N ACN y EARL v R e n l 41 . 2 tide. $35() l\vml. 1mmed family rm. hul(l! b11ck complclt1 living in &t oul. yard 1033 Sq h Vacant Some of the u tra11 in a.nd ready to move 1n elude stunnlnJ aarden Red Carpet entry. Meiucan tale entry 1110 I ~•-ot 1n kitchen & bulh, •pecl11l "' textur«!11 on wall•. T"*1. Vlty custom carpets &r '6:Z·4491 d r • f ••. dv co r a tor ---------•I wal pap•r. plu1 a --------• beaUUlul lott with a view 8 I K E T 0 n F. AC H o1 Santa Ana lights. What Sparklln• pool, secluded • buy' for only f'JS,500 yard, nt:ir lh~ bearh! Ill l~om. a IK-drnom. i•-. blllhll F.1t In kitchen + formal dlnln1. o lrll den. heany flrepl•ce. 174,90(). l"tc d'h ill "~ · · 5~l:l·7~iUO ; Tarbell, R r 41 lto r s .~~~~~~~~~ 982·~. Do you need more room T 8br. 3ba, 1111 niiw cpl.JI & aolartum floors, urea ror RV, lge p•tlo, 5 min lo bc:h. u.~. COOLDIAL1 Air cond. 3 br, fH bbq, water aonn·r. all xlru. Only sca.ooo. Juat ll1t«d ! Call Property House, &U·~'50 -~· • - --• -.__ ,. t'\• OC!AMNOHT Co-op Apt1., elevutor. gar's, htd pool, dockt. 1 Br. 1 Ba. $7~.000. 28r,2 Ba, Slf7.~. 3 Br. 2Ba,1140,000 HARCUM & HORN R E 998Glenneyre '"~I COMMUCIAL INCOMI Plus Retldf!ntlal It Comer exJ)Olur · • 2 Parkllla Iota • Good tlln spare • Flnanofntpvalhtbla it INCOMI $2l,000 it Prtce a1~.ooo * 494-7151. "Z"REALTOR 41>4 8611 A-Olan REAi I STl\fl YOO 1.1. ,.,,,. ,•• ',t .ie.t1J••1 \11') •11,, """"' Orn d ----------Bedrm. 1~ Blk from Boy 142 1104 21151 V11ta a • Super Oce• View .& BR house, 2 BR house ii No Peta $400. 675-0372 -~------ l!ACH HOMI SecludcdE111yllv'11.2br. duplex. Co!tta Me u .• .....__, -h·nl-310-7 2br Duplex. frplc .• t'pta. 3 Bdrm•, 2 '"-•'"-. or::, den, 21.t bra, wood & $1M,OOO. Owner MS·711'J -""'-drpt, blw. aaraae.1265 ~ ........ 1l•N Eanh toned con •••••• •••• •• ••••• ••• • •• mo 494 ~. bfam <'fll ' frpl • ge, do 188.500 4911·41-*" 30 UHITS llOO Penn Pt Nr Bay & --- matr. bdrm · 2 patios. l UHOlll 7 1 GIOSS ocean :? Hr unlll Junu. 3 BR. 2 8/\. lOWllhouae, blk to beach ,..ove·ln -._ .......... ..... S' •,SOO,... __ u (213l U3-53UI patio. dble 1ar11ae Pools condition! •.ooo _........ -• _. & Clubhowle See I\ 2400 HIWPOIT IUCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spadowt and well main· eoro... de4 M• l 122 Nh1111ra. orr 1o·a1rvtow. RIAi.TY 671-1642 ~~· llOO talned.nurpark F1elCI·••••••••••••••••••••••• $3.'IOOOM'i.a ..---bl• terma. Will cit 2 br. 1 blk to oc:ean. 314 ---·------ MIWPOHSHOttlS ••••••41•••••••••••••••• cl\a."'e. Narclsu s 1500 m o MESA VERDE family UHimat• Vu 2 br. 2 be, den. 2 r•tlot. t Moblle, Modular Hom e & Mi·llfiO home, 3 br, him r m, :? .. Bd-•., w/""l"ue tun· aty viii•. S a.ooo . Bu.lldlnt Delivery. ~t· !•=~ u-~~..:. .. _... :Jt•• fpnllc. ::'-1 b11 , ... !!~o " • ,,_ .... ... ••"·""'11 owner Ill>· • Service. 871·7570 . " .. n -" U1 ·q~ Homea _.. . ...,..,, ken II v rm·· hu1• fplc • -'" for rr .. eat or lftlo. ' .... ••••••••••• •••• •• • deck & dlnln11 area HARIOR VllW tcMOLL u.-BACHELOR DUPt.EX :: Br.:? ba. F.P .• l&e yard. Private yd . & dead-end New view condo 3 OR, 20lt412 BR. 2 BA, "Jt. Xlnt ~·· ~ St9't mo yrly 64&-9493 tm Alt<> Me11i1 dtl Mar 'J al.1136,900 2\.t Ba. fam·rm, din rm, cond. N.8 . Parle. 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S7St058 673-4i;,.? bed Ac:ro11• from Country ltobtntRealty 3 BR.2"9 Ba $42.s . . kldaoi/i.Jo00 yar 2 wnt Bay Ave w1IReL11e 3 br. 2 bu. r1plc . patio. wood bum~ fireklace & at Club , .... 1 ... 11 3 BR.2 8a. ~ OC l':AN VIEW. adult .SU·~ walledlnyard.Snglhme beams,cplll &drP8 tached ~uruge OF OOM FOR 27$ Mes.i Dr • )48·6706 -• 3 BR, 2 Ba community spac 2 Br CHda••I-. or I bdrm upper, xlnt bay Eve• 673.2()119 · ---- - --a BR. 2 a. don. 2 ea. lae $4T5 mo' u..fwWthed 34ZI view $27$ t Br lower, STORA E AND HOBBIES' 3 Br. 2bo Condo t;nc BEAUT -3 R;' new ~1; 30r4 Rr. 2h bll 498-44112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1130. WI June 26. Utll pd Cotta Mno 3124 Adults. Sl7~ pauo ,,.,.. adulu onl *· d · 3 HR 2' u... N m *5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6! I W ~ ,._ ..... __ Ne . ' y cim"' rµi.. Juat paintt!d 3 BR. 2 "~ Houee for rent Laauna 1t1o11 a br. 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Carol. 642-4000 3 BR. 2 8• II A R 0 T 0 F I N D nr pool 1325 mo 516-1639 · rno. 673·1672 Cathedral celling 2 Bdrm. water...,. $260 d~hwht . pool i\1lult• +last &sec rtt -• --8 Ea1tbluH Ellec. borne ' · ----2 bed b h """ ·~"'' .,..., '" 1•1 u Y Nfo:wirnuou"' 4 R.2'-'BA 4br. 2ba. tam rm son Lot ..... ~ VIiias. 3 Br 2 OCEANFRONT blll·h room1.1\1 at i. Beauurul, spo<'1ou11 nt'w -.,.,mo ,.o..,.·ntt iJ<1· COSTA MESA "' ~ 4 BR 2h ff 1 furn ~ apt UUI ...t Kit & b th At.tached 11ara1e apts Pool. P'"' pollO'-orr r11cenll1t 642·S07.I f<'r Qtr.Jbr,2bu, Condo lmnwr. )l>llC' 4 br. 3 bo. 3 4 BR: 2,., • water New crpt.s. drpa. Ba. patto. encl g1r. pool .,.... n Washer dryer hook Ull $33S tst last ~er l'ln <'llr i: Wulk to Krhools & ,1DH.2,, &I pelnt Walk to achools. $33$ Eva S5T-~I $ l l O Y' • r r 0 u n d rvt yurd with pallo ~~~~~an~~~\1 Hwt»or TowaflouM C:al549-8655 shopping Uar1uun prfrt' 1hop1. tenn11 club. 6'73-l3'l.cill 4toS Aduh.s.$375.mo 1146.0883 .!br,lba.newlydcc·or.11 or $47~ !1411 !1427 tH S7S01mo. Lae. Rer1 Founuan Valley 2 stor)' FOXHOLLOW --------ro Ull Mature Adu11~ !1'79·2038 640-e77$or 00-2!40 condo. 2 br. I ~ ba. S.Cle•• 1776 VlWJ\GI!: I hr. Blt111 , Dt W. cpts. No p('ts 2211 Harbor E·S1de3Br.2 ba.K11 r encl --dshwshr. gar .. cpt11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 621W WI C M dq.". gar .. adult ~ no lllvd.CM.646-0392 yd, 2 k1<b OK, no ·Jl(·ta TWO Sty home 4 br. 3 ba & •MOW AVAIL• drps .. pool. 1325. mu. Bachelor Apt. &46'.:i~· . pets $48·4291 or645·0S2i ------ $.l&O. 646. 3420 ram rm. 3 yrs old 1.leoul niE BLUFFS, $500 to Very_ nice. 894·1805 I blk \.0 beach. ttl:s. 2 Bit. cpts. dr(JS, bll1111 ---yd 751 375~. 9611 2720. f1'90 per rnonth Ad I Spar 2 br garde n 11pt. BEAUT. brand new l br. 2 K1dt ok S210 mo Corner 3 br. 2 hA. enc 963-mo!I BIG CANYON S7$0 lo N:~T CREST di luxe u ts. o&9e·03SI Pool & rec All uul pd ba, hv rm, din rm. frplc. 64.S·29'18 patio, rprlc . boet trl ----1995 per month ' · 2BA. Uv . din. pool, 5-" LC11J11M 3716 Adults, no pets. $2~. Mu beam cell. bllna. Jacunl. acres. S425 mo M6 2700 Clean, 3 br, i ba. n o. HASTINGS A CO teM1s ~. ~41167 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Inc. rerna. gar ocean vu 642.;992 3 Br, l ba. luiiury twnh:w ----rpts, drµs . 2 <'O r gar R • 2 BR 2 b h El Puerto Mcaa New shag & kit appl G~at 10<' for rwy~. ,<:his S34S 9ti3 156!1 531 95<15 tf5Z3 CAMP\I• n.. l&Jl"'E ealtort 640·S560 17th " Tuau.n. cheerful 2 "'· ' 17 a on l e ocean. 1......, ... 1plft Av .. CM 2 Br. 2 ba. pool. cpta1drps H~e m~tr Npt Hts 101• shopng. 3 br, 2 bu, llb flgt no re.: .,,,,.,. " .. " Br 2 Ba rplc pall? pool r um 00 · unrum S600 """""' ~ ... Adi•· N d 1·~1 ·~~ iiar Pool. Townhou~e . --OPF.NDAILV Bl"fs 1-le vel 3 BR. 2 ba. adlu.$3oo.&4&.4sn' . Totalseeurtty.elevators, 643~ ..., o pets. lmme ..,., ...... 7~S orS45oi931 ~ 847-3563or 5:i72179 H U NT I NG T 0 N 81\ M TOG p M ~vely grflnbelt & pool. T-• rec.facilitlH.499·2835 2 Br. I b1. I story, shaa. ~.cpy $2\S i55 W 18th E<.:Mta ~e:.a, i. br . 1•1 ----HARBOUH J\HEA, 3 f.IH . - -:lOAgt 644·1133 O\llWIUH --drno patio (~It bell ... ---- ----bath w1pat10. tiar $215 IUDS, PETS 01( 2 BJ\ w huge ram1ly Turtleroc:k 38r. 2ba. llUtO L(a-bor v H IJRfwftl"-4 3521 ~"" .,..... . . tU GHAKMING I!: Jd l b mo 833 l:s39 room & rrplr n ear sprklrs c ul d -·a~ ,barCa w ome. 3 Br. 2 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~-L......a cell , dshw r . "ar. di e r. _· . !-Alsl31de2Br. $2VS hoot . . ' ~ , rmel. $$75 per mo. N South Co p -Adults ~ ~Elden 2 ba on QWl!l dnve LR - - 675 8258 sc s S4~ mo CALL $4115 lse. 750! ous 644 TMS e11r ast laaa. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 537 _3W · · pvt patio, frpl, e ncl gar. NO COUPLE to live in & T 0 8 I N R E A L T y -. • . _ ~radlord Tnhae. 3 BR. Q.,.,... 3102 S26S. S'8 2634 or 64S-276i manase 10 un11.s I Ur lll1 Newpon R1v1er4 :i Br. 21~ 846 137 1 w 1o; ALSO 5!;l 1 :!owh Colleaie Park WATERFRONT Condo 1 "t Ba. newly dt'corated. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg 2BR, beamed r lns s. rum. bltns. gar. no ix.·l:i &. patio. pool. tenni&. HAV E other properlll•s 2ba .~I! lmmac. 3 br, w134' allp. 3 br. 3 ba. dbi Pool. lge patio. chJld OK. NEED A RENTAL"" sngl ~lr)'. no pets, $200 •VILLA tiUNOS• 570 red m rent You p.i'\ S400mo Uruce!J(i:/7788 forrent,Hom1·~.,J\1iti. & _ ..... S.Evea ~0-1538 gar wlopnr, lie or lse S330mo.5S6·1977 Wehavethom-" 2049 O W a ll ac e z~.lleAph S115mo l5U E .!I M Nvw ~. 111de. ll(e dl'lUxc £-Ond~-LOVt.:LV 2 :ity 4 br. 2'1'2 opt. MG-9u9 _ BRAND NEW 3 Br 2Ya na~ 1 to4 br'11 646-8883pm _ ___ Lower & upper 544 <129<! tnplell; 2 BR. I'• ha UMDMARK ba. ram rm. cpt, drps Luxury condo 2 br 2 ba rplc, y, mi from Dohenoy KIDS & PETS C~A VICTORIA EnC'losed Ci11r11ges East.side JBr. 2ba. rqJll frpl & priv re;ir yd '. 4 Br, 2..., ba 2 Story . tr• thruout, grdnr lncl'd. frplc boat 'slip 'pool' Sl. Bch • Dana Wharf WELCOME 141 2 BR. unror fum. glls Gn&water p111d. Mo. lo sundk. gar. nn hop.<1 . .$ml From S360 mo Al(l dayi. pie gar .. frplc. patio ~0074 Jacu~zl Besl view 1 ~ '450 per mo. 634·8282. ~1EW ERA RENTALS & wtr pd. Adlts. no pelS Mo Rentals. $350-$260 pet OK. $375. 645·3858 M2·7000.nlghts~2·0:S07 Eduon II S S475 mo 2 BR. Oen P;t10 home, Ne wport Mar1aret, &-5PM.S24·10l2Evs. _·2800-FEE 638~300 Pool. rec rm, sec gale CHILOR~:NWELCO:'t'I E; Br. $200 . .tll u111 vcl. i-.:astJlde 3 Br on i, ane Stan.968·7307 Ot!erfleld. t ov. pat io. :~;s110 1-5. 839-0877 ~ ... u..._. 3600 2 Br. 1"'1 ba, sundeck & 52S V1ctorta 64241970 ~ t::ki~n Ave 833·2480 :.love, rerng. adlt:.. nc• " 3 other unit:. $3!11 inc 4 Bk Com.Jo IJOOI 1 ,.n nit-w bltn eas BBQ. next to _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. Garden Grove Adult E·&lde 2 br e ncl 2 Br 2 Ba. rplr . pool. I. :lly peU 383 W Bo:, 5411 !!Slit uUI 642-8674 handball & ba~ketblf li ~Km":.,un1~f pool. I child ~~ C~A MESA DUPLEX 2 l2$0 No pets ~s 0760 1ar. patio Like n~w. No E Side Child re n OK L&e 3 br. l ba townhou:-c· JBk. 2 BA, sep !fin IC. S350 mo. Intl 78tltl S4:i(). m~a1~11::~ ~~u,;;8" J ON PENINSULA B~.1 Married couple, l lc6oe t.a.d Jt06 pell. 644.(~78 $200 MB·09l6 __ __ inqwel romplex i;Jflll:•' c r pt'd p a tl i M lffJ 3 A ---Excllln~ 3 Bdrm home c Id OK . no pets.••••••••••••••••••••••• 'STUN 2 J\r 2 Ba, Mesa Verrle &patio. Adulu only l'o11 Verde $475 mo' u7' o•c3·HI a . r .12 stor~ Mtt>cr llCi!tilO:ISan.tff~ w1beoc & water acros11 M2·ft682eves 4 BR 3 ba sundeck NING lie 2 Br 2 Ila. areu 1-:nrl "Ur. nl'w cpt•. pct• S325 1;4• 3~"1 111 .,,, -n1cetuwn1ou)e S340 +TERRACE p 1 thestreelS490i molae -f i " · · wlpanelC'dden.11rdn11pl "' " " """ S225 E Side 2 bl dee. l'Pl. deposit 842 2032 graded 3 Rr 2 ';a. r~1~. ESPEClALLV LAROE ~· Furni.t.ed ~cv,:.r~~her & dryer Pool. S26S 710 w 18th St pdlnl 1250 ~o 708ti 83'i 9Sli dl'Jlb,tiar.lm:d )d.pOllll VAl'A:'llT' 3 llr 2 B.i wetber, 11rhool. s hop-4 Bdrm & den. Front ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIWAMWIMTOM S60offdeposllw ad :!Ur 11pts lrom120u Cpl:.. LcJ\eh lrl( J. Ur 11p111"1 Mal adlts &I() 10711 bltns. cpl~. drpi.. nc·~ ping, pool. rwys $420 SW vlelw or water. boats & ..... ...... 1706 Real Es tale 875·3331 Redecorated Sl(j.5 Lg~ I tlrps. t!nd )'d Kids Ok nt•wl) c:leror ated . 1cl··al painl. S3SS &4 7 2760 a ft &U-8672 pyg us fllll. S5751mo. u••••••••••••••••••••• -br w/pool, walk to shops No pets S4lH)483 loc: No pet!> $:!25 '11(1 .11 De.ta Point 3226 5PM All 631-1400 2 BR Winter Rental. S22$. 1-BR. carp. bll·1n1. pr1 v ~ature adlts pref No :IW·2.53l 2885 ~1cndo1.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----~ mo Nopeta. deck. Garage Vear children, no ts 11187 Eaauudcl BR Apt A Exe<· home. Ocean & ('a . 3+2 $21!(> condo frpl lndry NEAT. clean 3 Br 2 Ba -----675-S217 lease only, $300 mo Bkr Monrov111 MS f:2i · t·rpti.. drl)6. hlln~ ---- n.yon Views Brand now atv-fng rocd p11t10 tennis u nch home. lmmed oc 644 2343 Mon lhru frl 9 ------$215 042 62'1.I Squeak~· rlean I Br upgrd 'cl thru o u1 31lr: 3 mi to bch. Nr mrkts at cy, S42S per mo. Rltr ON THE WATER ..... , ........ 3707 \.OS. ' LARGE2br,2ba $225. In srn• 2 B 2 B· I t;ptJ., d~. bltns Adil•. 2ba, d1mni;. IJm rm 3 Brk~un t & Ad u ms ~-903JorevS.,:_4_?7~ !~~~ky~~d:ryon:.~I~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• lanl & sm . pet ok. Call ad~lls. w'a1k 1:·s~~1~s· nopeLtl SliS 642·404>l .tl'I 3826 ~!r727~a r $575 m o ~,5975~~ _S500lrvine C.rov~s <Only ely JBrhomew1ttalned Near111aler 1100.Utllpd. ~rand new lbr quMllly ~2-tl612rorappt 646-73190r 673 <Xl84 Spm ...,,, n DI ~u--' 1 I a.I ...._ K1ds ok. Yee dpt Steps to South Bay .,. --------~ _ Cano Point _ x 3 br. 2 ba. rrplc , cul· s~ """ romm n rv I UI, .... ams. warmth & Main Rentals, 540-5370 Vrly.$350 675-4857 Nr.W beaut a pts, I & 21.,. ___ ...,._,... __ ,..1 2 1Sr m·w C'pts drpl' rncd dl!s:ic. pre&llge arctt Brandnew 2 Br.2ba.nr super decor. $89S1mo, -------BR Appllcaliona hc·ing ••••••••••••••••••••••• )d f"plc :-lo dnl(:., Jclulti. cl05e lo shop'i; cntr no near 1enn1, courts. pool yearly IN. Lae 2 br. 2 ba. lncl ulll lalboa PeniM11la 3807 taken, 1980 Anaheim SI, Cx ll?e I. br I. ba. rrplt on I y S3SU I , I Ii:; 1 pets Call Doyle 842-!1393 & }acun1 Cell 552 5377 PENINSULA POINT Nr beach. S32S lll5 W ••••••••••••••••••••••• C M 9am 4µrn dally drct.aing rm t\dull:. • I 830-5225 orll6J.8485 art 6pm on l 30 wkd)lt 4 rms W1balcon1es. Bel 81vdll62·060S 2 Br dupl~x. Cross ltt to $453229 lecn1iter l'ro m $2:1!'1 - ----eaug10W1 wood 1ntr & beach Yrly p l rt ------Ga!. d< waler pd <190 137•1 1.1>vt!I) 3Br :!bu. , lt·w 2 Ur condo. l''l ba. pool. Attrac. Twnh!!e 2 BR. n extr. beum11 & warmth C:O.k Meta 1724 · v Pll > Garden Art 2 BR t Ba -------f"nm rm. frpk llhl i:ar J a cuzzi Nc•w pain t, rleck, lndry rm, refn . S600yrly lse ••••••••••••••••••••••• .'J&.}.52Dtor673·IZC» encl gar no kid~ $230'. Sunny sp a rkllnu 1'11•1111 Quiet i.t nr 'ttJri11. 1 & 1'r pts. dqi ~. 1111• & ~-5.'>114'1!1 R31·3129 WATERfRONTHOMES $40.00WIHIC&UP Oce11orronl }rly 2 br mo 543.7529 2Br. bllna . .iur balciln' schls '4~~ Po1111 H<':Jlly ""'.all?aper W Ohook up. Sbr,Chanslerhme~rten 631·1400 •Stuclio&IBRApls ~P couple QwN No 2 -8 ---• All lls. no pct:! $2!1.1 4965600 Havt'olh1•r., $:l9.> mo 1173 G70 1, na. pool & p.irk $5:sO _ __ _ :1V•Ma1dServ l\vall chtldrenorpets 673 :1971 crp~.l~e~~~d )~~3! µ~l~;l~~~~~~~:!!~~I 400 723 1 Fowwtoift VaOey 3234 IW7 llSSJ mo 497 3230 ~l-6231 3 Br. 2 Ba. Harbor View. PhoneServ. Hld pool Corefta det Mw 3822 Wate r pd 2224 .. O" lWOofOronge Counl'{s Panoramic Ocean V1t•Yo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ready' J".215 2 hr. kid~ & . gt i''AMI LY 3 Br. F'R. adll3, ~ mo. 644·42ll 237~~sf°:~~~~~M ••••••••••••••••••••••• f~~e120ntln, call bet wn 1 5 mOSlbeout:fuloportment Vtry lge dlx 2Br 21>11 JIAMlLY llome " hr drn peuok l"l>e Tht Co lo n y . p oo l messaee. ..._..,..., b1IC1ln)' frplc. laundr· r:~IO &m~;dwood imuo' '.\lttm_Rentali;.5'10~370 Fasl lclloua' Cir1l11 wtr Eastblurt 3 bdrm 2ba SUSCASITAS .., ADULT 2 br. 2 ba Most =~~:llilg ~~~11~~1 .;~1~4~no ~tt;I 114().ml !)fiO l01 li f2HO 3 br 2•, hu. kid~ & ~d $J95 Ow nr Aut home wtdbl gar, pillo. Minutes to NB I BR ~ ... • ulll pd.1225 mo. to mo. W0191follS,ondmoje!llc LJ Pnmuvera, Danu l'I pet!iuk t't'e 1>"1 21132 frplc. blt·lnt1. cpt & drps. ~~r~N Adults. no pets 'Tl l,ttt"t• 622 Hamllton.6't5·03t4 rrees Feo!Urlng poois. f<edet• 3 br. 2 ba nu cpt~. ~a1n Rt!n lJb. 540 5370 New run le R0t·k Gll'n 1 W11hr1dryer. SSSO mo lse ewpOrt Blvd CM __ JoctUZI, sauna, t UliordS. HwwH,..;on leach 3840 drps. Cplc. e1)('I VlltlO ......,_°" Rr h m e po,,1 11 '1" No pets,gteenbeltvlew 1175. I br near beach ....... 2 BR Upper.newlydec'd ...................... . $37~ rno 9ti3 ~SG'I !..,. P h 't 1 refrig dshwr pool iics S I I I CORONA DELMAR USO No pet!! 770 OndtxclllngClubhauSe Brand new lu• 2Br. Iba. 531~..\"' N'lft•i· · HarbOw-3242 .:::"rma'i~~~·'!' ... 1'<'1,1,~71)(1 Ownei6JO.T309 · n . nbg.. ebes 8r 9 0 2 lir Townhouu. rrplr Shalunar.$4S·3100 wtltlSOCIOleveOlsTennts, ft -'" -••••••••••••••••••••••• .-v v..-11r °'" ... 111r ....,ac com r. ec 115 Pool ~•· - -gym,ond • ...... ,6Utv!Hal bllm~ $2':5 mo Chlct. s in I .... ~ •-963 2%8 ""1 2011 ... 7 250 . ten,wo. ronunenLal 2 Br 2 b r "'""'"" pet OK 1 826.all · ....,.0tt-ach 3240 3 Br. J bw tnwnhnuse Tri-level condo, 3 Br ..... · or .... · 1 breakfast.Some ocean & · a,'Ne mature or TheVllOgeMOlllof 0 ii' .. 2 t, .... $J:i5" ......... ~p.irkllni; n rw l'OOd N E W S m o k" tr et' areal location. Irvine '140 Mo. Adult Park. N Ca talina views. Cloae to ~~1i:Ir~~1195°~e~ no 8V8fV1hlngyoure""'*""' N <! w '' w n "r s •• r i"' ~ mo 1"'1 & $Iii! l:11ll l.11~1 Townhom e 2Br 2lla Ave, Eon Univ Or. to Pot.a. lnclds Utll. I Br 1hopplng & fine beach -----...,.......'V Beachwood Apts, 191:1:! ..uit t '=.~., 11411 1371 or 846-~'sn l'\ 1·~ Pool, Clubhoi.ae. Cioae to Woodstreem Condoa, Un· mobile hm. &u·a8Z7 844·21811 Casa de Hermo11a tOt. FUtMure Is ovoloble. )1aan<>ha, JI A . urfl!r al -Ina 1244 tenn 111 courl11 $3R5 ltN·4.$4:IO/mo. --· -1~~~~~~~~~~ 2br apt w1hreplace , l l+z OneondlWOBedroom br. 2 be. 1000 ~Cl fl Park view 4 Br i BJ rum ....................... Av a 11 abl e 1 mm e el ***•Uttftedlrokera tt.at..._ ........ 3740 B bath, range, oven, dis-AdoHMng. st•curlly a pt w1pool & din rms 1·u~I rlrl>' Ml-1429 John Carey 646·7414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 r. bltna, rrplc. pool, hwasher. $320 Also 3 br Olflcesopen 9:001o6:00. iacu111. A/C, dsnwhr l(rdnr s 150 S!J~ l~I;! l.E \Sl-~c;;AVAILABLI:: ----IBradltgn1naptw1pool. patlo.1undk 1295 Adlt11. <sep.bldg l l370 Ad ults o nly. No Pt'I' HU2 4 13 1 Llvc '" ln mt.-Village Clole \.0 bch. 117S mo N no pets. Aval! a pprox 160W Wilson l';N;"";;;;renmiill;ing.~jR;:::;;;~I S250. Call new l1 11r ut Wt' hav,• home6 a' .111 tor • ltENT ALS * Our rent1I 11peclall1ta. peta. 103$ lltb St. Fri eve I 2 / I 2 . 6 7 3 · 1 4 ls ---11 962 1800 1175 z br 11 uu.:e + kids leOUIC in " t BR. den $475 Barbara or Carol. are &SaU36·7447 evetl..,..knda. 2 BR·_OC_E_A_N_V-IE_W_ ------- &< ~ngla &earhrnmbt•r W.11nut Sq11..irc 2 BR. den S38S always available to help Adults 1295 At 2201 2 br. cplS ·pool. pla~ Yd fu SI S f\3 1 2011 11 Rnnrh C:Jllluml!~ :!BR S38S youflndatenant.or1f Bachapta'100&1120.lat,NEW 1 BR. qulet CdM Pac 1rlc corr Wilson) n o pt!l i i21111 A ~t7 2501 De\Jrlleld t:n 1v Pk 2 BR $<\25 you are renting, help you lllt. 2 Blka \.0 bch. &udnt location. Oar parking, 549.5.419 AM . 673-0512 Delaware "6·®59 t'ulvertlall' l'ol P-1rk 2 BR .2''illl $M0 locate )'Ou r n ew re· OV1'2lptef960-4225. pool. lndry rac .. plui.h Eves&Wknds l Turtlt• Hock 2 BR. 2 Bn S500 aldence •-Hiii 1750 ~£,~!:.,.,,,SA281esv. 962·8555. Spacious new 2Br. 2ba. gar. adult11 Move in bonu11 2222 P ucltir 642-07511 Hear lab Parlt Deluiie J br, 211 b11, ull dbl gar . patio, frple 1~u Al.ibama. S36·346S ,,,. 536-17111 2 wlrm, vour rhoirf' ur 3 3 BR. Oen ""'"" -. a -ach ...,..... .,.., """' " I e"!_tu ~' .wr .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----rum..,..., 10 $4110 3 BR. 2 ba $67~ It 'bf1rm )Our r htt11·t· 111 11 l BR. Flt. 2,, hJ $1~ ..tty 671-1000 ALICIA ftLAU 2 Br Townhou11e apt, I ''1 Sharp, squeak> t•h ·1111 .1 hr ? ba homt' .. bru:tll c·heuful k1trh clin111i: arra &i r'l>I p, t l),u k , r1 I tnl) 1375 841) 9471 tn':-.'TINCiTON llAIU\tlH WATl':Rt'R 0~1 ~11111 lmmla35 to$4i5 3 BR.2 Bll $4:/5 1·~~~~~~~~~ Scenlt'MountalnVlcwa Ba. f~c, encl patio. 1 I h1lrm your C'h.111, .. 1 " 3 BR.i s.. SSOll BLUFFS. dlx J Br. 2,, Bo Lar1e. di• adult 1&2 blk to h & ahope 1325 frOJin $4~ 10 ss.50 3 BR. 2 ea 1565 FR. fplc. lgti patio. end Bdrm Apts. Furn " un 673·7!83 Colt• MHa 3124 Cotto MHo 3114 Cotta Mno 3124 Nu i''rt•i. J BR 2Ba .S<IOO unit nr pool. ach ls furn. 2 BR. 2 ba. Swedish frpl. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rl'nt 11.-3 Br 2hu, ii hi 11t1r \II' rlOC'k, wulc c·h.1n IW'I l:?l!l 1125 6822 RAHCH ltlALTY 3 BR. f"R $4~ parks. l ho!J9, nu decor: Pool, Jacuzzi, Bllllarda cov'd, patio. no child or 55 I ·2000 :1 BR. 2 a. .. den 1475 av1ll. $$00 mo.1140·8146 Slll-6151 or S8l·6l30 pets. S32S. 640·7266 ,RHHHT I Wt t'k, bt·•ut I f\r I-Rm 2 Bn "o I k I ~tinnu J m1 fr b<'h I l!t mo ~ 093Ur MS llW Suni.h1ney S harµ to;nd Condo 28r. all bllns Comm pnol rln"e 10 f rwy, ~u h o• S325 117S-641111 3BR.lll4 .. '410 2&211 Stockport. Lall ---------l 30R.2•'1 Bli S530BluHs 1415 mo. Aval!. Hiiia 3br.21tory.So.ofHwy. J BR.J Ba $600 Dec 20. Sublet 'Ill Apr11 Sorry.nopeta rRi. FP. Adulll·no pets 4 BR. 3 Bil .SS75 w1renewable lse. 3 Br. 2 Mew~rt leech )76' Eves,644-41147. S BR. :l'" Bo1 ... ~, _ba_._640-68B7 ______ _ ..-v, •••• •••••••••••••••••• 2 BR .• carp .. blt·lna. pr1 v. IHT deck, •araae. Vear leue :red hill '' .... 552·7500 Baycn!lt 4 Br 21.2 Bo, din nn, l&e ram rrn. fncd yd. 911116. Ownr )48.3573 Harbor View 3 BR, 2 Ba, .Uy only. 1200 mo. Bh 644·2343 Mon. lhru Frl .. 9 Some people llY you aet to5. 3 8r, 2 Ila. •, mi l>C"o.ich Wnodl)nrt1111 Twnhme J Rr t:thMln HI c1111 ()"'n~ 2 Ba. A C. u1,.1Jrade!I. ~ ~. 1&<'nt 1142 11111 lake & pool pn v 6"0-11~2 t.'harminii. <'lf'ltn :\ nr hu t2J 2 bdrm. 11-i h111h gardener +-aar Old town $400 . l'~ 1310 month 3 Br, 2 bu. on cul de sac, ls 646·'603evea. what you pay ror! We or· ;iiiiii;;iiiiiii;;iiiiii;;iiiiiiii;;iiiiii;;iiil fer more. And lhe price I.a leu. Membenhlp In a CUTI Br VIiia Pat'lflC. pool _ Eu·s. ~.a~ __ yd, close lo ~chlR & prk WAT E R FR ONT . ten. 1375 K1d11 & fJC!l• uk Ha'~ somet hlnJ 1,., tell ~ 1376. l!ll m o nnl y PRIVACY Health Club. A tennla One bedroom. one bath club. Free lA!nnl1 lesaona ap1rtment1. South or 81lllard1. Swimming. hlahway CIOM to beat'h Oolf Drl vln& Ranse and shops. USO pt!r 8aun11 + 1real ac· month. A11k for Mini. "~·~~ Nn 1-'l't' Classified 1d11 do II Wf'll M2-0430 art 7PM Ona B1ucr1: spic 2 br; 2 Ccltona ct.IM• 3122 Corona det M• l22J 3 BR & den uec hm Lrg ba • DI R ltllk 1625 6'0-3173 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd &i re1r side yard Bluffa 3 br 2"-ba on w playhH. all bltn.11. In super •reen bell. sffo. Uvltl .. : SUnday BBQa. 675-2311. Partlot wtth Uve banda.~~~~~~~~~I ' macnab /lrvtna K-f:~~e ar11a Call =·~lt722 I c.,,.,_ JUI res tu l.apMt ..... 314. ·····'············· •••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IM CH"' ..... t 1 BR 2BRlr3br Ix-hf A-MG on °Cllff Dr. 494.20';;· OLD SAN JUAN Free 9unda1 brunch. r· SuM y lower 2 Br, l Ba,'-' Your rent dollars go even kltch. fplc. S27S. All utll furtheru•A terrlrtc pd.Adltaonly.673·6216 INllntenance crow. pro· ftHlonal mana1ement 3BR. 2BA. aar. Vrry 1l1ff that care• and 1p1elou1. Avail Im · frlendl)' oelahbou. mediately 140& mo SHORICUFFS CHAIMH«i 2 bedroom + den w-rovered patio new carpeting + painting In & ' Out . Private beach avail. Fireplace -beautirul IR backyard. SS8S·mo. or submit: Mary Lou Marlon 642·823S <U15) VllW 3 bedrooms -cozy flreplace - formal dining -lg. bright kitchen & 2 private pnttos. Fum. $70().mo. Unfurn. t650-mo. Water & gardener incl. Bt!lle Chase Lee ~-62:>0. CUl6) ' • 'M ~. ~ 644·6200 till C,o v, • • II> Htrbor Vltw C.nttr lrv1nt •t C,.,.,nus V•llty Centtr 7>..t·1414 (2ttl 976-272hvea. · Th I• c h a r m I n i 2 bedroom, 2 bath • den llNT AL home hat pl111h carpet. LAG~A llACH ln&. nreplaN, bul.lt·IDI • 3 BDRM. newer home 2 ear aarace. Won't laat located In Port.rlno IOf\8! Call &46·2158 day1: L11tuna 2 BathR , 49S·O&H eunlnu • firtplace. ocean view _w_ee_k~_.;;.;..· -----1 Excellent ramll)' home NEW 3 8r 2'-t Ba Twnhae. at IS50 month. eru:!I dbl pr dablfthr Model.a open dally 10· 7. _Mi-_811811 ______ _ aorry · no one under 21 • SUb IN aettina married no peta. Roomntatt Diil 2 'br wtfrplc "'pvi Mrvlce available. Mon deck. Daya, 7&1-41010 Aft th-IQ-month occupanc)', 6. 551.0386 1-~~-----~ Oakwood Garden Apta THI IASIL LIAF 901rvlne (It lllh) (114~ Newl)' redecorated 2 bdrm. l ba apt. Pool Neat beat'h. Adult.a l300 mo. MISSION "IAL TY drPl.L. f1'11lc1 p0ol i, Jae. i ........ , .. 0731 mI uana Hbr, 1me pta 1700llth8t (1tDover1 oil. "25. •·4al0. (TlA>Ml·llTO Ckean view 1211. l br. )'t1rly FM Mam Rentals. &40-5310 Emerald S.1 exqlllalte 2br. ~ba. pool, ti~ to bnch, tennis, etc. Leite. Mew 4..,. 2 br wlnt.r r.ntal AOO New D\fplu up1talra. .... <.1ii1 u a.5991 or aiai vlaw or Bay, J etty • .,_,........,... ..,-N43 OC.ao. a BR. 2 e.. tun· At Ulll Pueo Blanco. ---------1 dtc:k. lmrned occpy, Up1r1ded ept ·a. drpe. Br.AalrRONT 1 Br for -.SO. mo. 2Clli.t P'emleaf ranat.dlh~r.compae· mtlll't adtts. sza mo. M7.-aorll31·2333 tor. frplc. UH mo. Avl.1.2/1 t tao.'1U8M 3 8r Gt.3M() 48M070 • :iba. pvt patio. Sub- ...,.. tali J2IO HAl\BOR LANE. IP 'fOU crlit Pfll .. children. 1425. te••••••••••••••••••••• f 2 , 1 ,;.!Br. ~·""~tootrerot Ptlf?S.OlTtfv1wknd1 3 BR XJ am rm, n> t, 1 ... u , vu to aeU, place In ad BA" .. AP1' --nt. co~ .• tloee to " )'d. w1hr/dryr, auto II th• o_.11, Piiot "" • W/kllchen. tt'hlt • aboe> 1. ttr. LH ~ p n r , w l d 11 ci .. infd 5ett.loll :f! adltah over 40. no S3IO. 4lM OLJ • ••3hv Pbonel4Hfia. • · =u pd".'°eT~sren. 1140. Adult Apottmenl Homes with a Winning Ulestyte ChOOSe !he besf comblnollon of StJpert) recreollon. premium locaf!On, and on Of me oppolnfments you desire to matce your llte complete. • Alr~1t1001ng • Bullt~n Appliances • PrMn9 Patio 0< Bolcony Lelsuf e Liie AJtrocTloos Include· • ~Ing Pool & Th«OP'f Spa • lWo Ugtlted Tennis COurts • Otubhoose Wlltl Areplace. BllllordS. Gym, ond Porty Kitchen -~ ~QM~~r~ lfll!' : one Both. No Lease IMMB>IATE OCCUPANCY From t230.00 fal'k M~s% Vd1'J 550 Paulart:'O Avt .. ~ ~'l (71') 751~' ····~ti) . . ' . L .... .'r I ILOf FflOay. Oecemw tO. 1CJ7& ~for-Int 4jSO ......U-u S.nfd USO a..1nns Lost Ii Fo.d SJO(, ~ W-.led 7 l 0 ... ..,,_, W~td 71 C..1 ••••• ••• • •• ••• •• • • •• •• • •• • ••• ••• • • • •• • •• •• •• • • e>p, :a .... .., SOOS ••• •• •••••••••• •• • •• ••• ••••••• ••••• •• •• •• •• •• • •••••••• •• •• • • • •••• •• •• Af• '"""" u.tw.. .,_t .. :th u..fw1a. "'8fNM•h ~ •Sln11e Ml"sn Verdl' SJ CAI' STORE 510 ....................... SCRAM-LETS 41 •RM IH STAUUI ••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Ad•ms CM S3 pc·r mu lll,000. mo •r Xlnt nt't uaswrns AHSWllUNCio SUV. •••••••••••••••••••••••........-ec ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 S4 ll lll•O Pit &000 Sq ft ... ull,> M LA ---------i···~·~~;·~~~·~•·• FAHTASTfC VIEW Offk.l..td 4400 C)wn~75~7_6_ ~wwed .Lnwo"erhcad ~~~ ~~~~ ~?~1~1>~1'.f.~;~1>~ Publ1r •'ll\'nC) 1n un 1 /(IWdr~ ~nuthrtn Orituj!c l:o. lh s~k1n11 1 rull llmt> 8tlll1111 AeC'OUOl Clerk Mwt bt' ('1(1c1ent. w,·11 orl(.tn1.wd 4' Jble lu woi k und,•r dc11dllnet1 & eontinuou~ work loadll !:>hould hd\14' t'Xpt'r w1M.:R Jloo & 3.100 'eli<'" b1lhn11 m11chtnt'S & Ad dr('OOl(rJ('lh l'QUll' Wdtt'r & ~wt-r ut1hty b1lhn11 knowk-d11e prclt•r rubtt> Comi>uter btlllni: t'liPt•r .1d• .irlliogou, Sa111ry r11na~ 17~ 111 $!137 ptr mo w11dnl benefi111 •LcrfeH.w .t.~• Rtmodelel.I l Bdrm ofllcry&C.tCllMo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulllrordt::.&tla XJntbuv SAl,AHY Ave.Lu11w1alkh ~:.3 P~:00:~;1,~d~~~ Mu11t i.t-c to .ivprur1ate ijayfront, boat 11llp fiil~i~lliilF ._.,tridRewtal 4 500 All· 751•37" i\\ twe11ty. h~ think~ he An.wenn~:-.lr" 0 ,,, dlahwa1th~r•. carpelt1. Walk to bt>at'11 & town Svac lui.. .. 2 br, 2 b:.1 .:J . i\ ....................... PlAKT$ & FlOWHS ran :;Jvf' the IAICrk.I . Jl Exper re'l'd "'uil & tlrape:1, clO!led wir•ge, I n cl u d t'" u t 1I1l1 l'> t~rr . pool. 111'<'unty bid.:. ----·---"---Nets~ Mo thirty he t>t>.cln.-. to w1~h pitimt• All :;han.-. JV8ll Cl<lk to i;c"-111. llU'"'r S3M mo 2 llllr Lllit: $600/mo .,.,~... Sun l''ran1•IHO 11tylc he co,uld liilVC' part or his l.J.nda.644 7~ •PON ..-67~1 v.-...-~-ONE yraR OLD n.... II I I N ownSALA1tY - --mrc 4 ph:xl\, runu\ur<' 2 Rd1m . l ,., bulh home ,;1 :;::., . l:lt ._,,y nlll ocat on ° ---Arrh1ttocb otr nerd ' avallublt' C'ull Laicunu t harmer OF::LUX~2Flr 2 8u '>blk ./,.,,,.__ 4UO SQ rt 1ndu11trl•I neu1by comp~l1t1on!\ PQUNO C.at.ma!ebe1g\• re11 na Individual fur 171418471566. I011m ~Pill U>O mo frombeach,S310pc:rmo v.--11pace rur le1um Loc:atl'd Partnrr.,hlp 11pht. Good while. In¥ hair. Jo'~lhlll blu': prlntlOIJ/t'irand 7d1Sy11 c .... y&C~y b"7S3126c••IJ ~=--,;:..-' •H·ro1111 street Crom ~m~ Af(t 83'7·.C;!OO lli&h Sehl Tui.Uo Sunla duues Mubl h.;\I' l'Ui 2 fir I'; Ba. '>l'J> 11ar. pvt p11llo. $2$0 ~ 611()5 or 003-7~ lllM~ t'OUiltHwy L.ge 2 br,2buneurbeui.'h l'ullt lrvme Center Nr COC8CT41LS Ami 4943672 85 .$260 hr Call Mon r •.. (,·1 ·NABL'A(.'fl •· OCAirportlOOOt mo • bfk ( Tuev "12 Yvoonu dl " v "'" Yearly 6422280 evt f..,. to RIDDLE (.roo.'ISIS.000. Mo. LOST 30lafl cm 63 Q?OO • ~ 497·24S7 wknds. Opcrn Sul/Sun RlALTOlt 6464111 Mtx.tly book ltwiband & Pekapoo nr Holiday & l I · 12 4 227 PrOlipel'l A~ •I MO FREE 10-;NT• --------~ wilt-sp11l\1ng, Need11 Plllomtt ~-0355 ~t;MULY '2 Br, encl gar putw. lilk -a W""T'"""'ll!Do~ t 2 3 Rm orf1ce'I rrom 200<1 operator SU11gest 6 -_ ~INEES t.obearh,nopeL:.205 Uth He.,pcNtltodl 1869 ,. "'la\~,.., Sl2S PH mo AdJ Rl'ftfd1Welllhd 4600 AMopemng.asnocom·'9t1eHls 5350 •9'A St. 5J6'8729or ~· 1718 •••••••••••••••••••••• But Illus. rr11lc . cq1ts. Alrportcr llotel No leat><· ••••••••••••••••••••••• peUllon area Low down ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXP PERSONNEL Appl) In Prr3on Moulton N111uel W11ttt OUJlnct •DELUXE• =·,l~LrY~~E.N a ~ll\l S33l223!,!lnoo~ Amcncan Fall\Jly waots ~Ye':'e:t to quallfled X..1PartyTI• INSPECTOR F:ai.tblurr 3 br, 2 ba J4COISREALTY torentor tradeourhouse _Y_ gt 9837-4200 AddCOlll9dl• PC Aue.bly c.-i Leai.e Incl. 11p11r rrui:ile 675-6670 60< PERS~ FT 111 Mexico City~ hg'(11e H.....,.r Stmtd IUSTER HOWN EMiotnWllbfy, ',~,.: ON BEACH 27500 La Ptl.t Rd La11un11 Niguel.(;• Equal Oppor t:mployer suite. din rm & dbl 1617W"""TC ,.·~·N." ooorveryncar ar ur La"unaBeach r 1"29 t t I t 0 C d ~ r u monlh July 23.Aug 21 or Free st'!nd•~g b"'lding o " o your far y 119. H•d o . • -----gar age l\uto oor, Bdrm. u11t10, cilrporl. AGT ••1 u...., .. m ... plans Sm"ll or arge ho 10 T BachelorS280 opener av<i1l Pool &-acro11s rrJrnbch $400yr-... _~ __ ~reabou~ ~tac~ W with plenty of parking. parties 1';,r adults AJrport. C.M. p 1t• A lBdrm $295 rt:ereatton urea Adults '' 6454166 150 I Westctlff Dr. ~~;s (213>6119 64~ or Busy yeu 'round Grou Ncwporter f:ntertam 979.102 L C4RP&el6.1 2 Udrm rrom SX!O only No pct.:. F'rom S3GO • -N rt F' "-c aJ Ctr ____ in~ $1$.000. mo now Will Enterpni.eti. S42-0?9Sexl. Too 11 o it. m 111 . It n c 3 ..... rm rr"rn $4"'-""•Am11"'' W··y w~tcl1tr n··w 2 ••r .... a. eWp() 1.n ..... I I I 29'' d '°'"'ST M"" ... ""G"'.. t L' onl uu v "" """' """" u ~ ' " "'"' •--i....Offi s ~1/ln•Ht/ se or' ' own. A~. 42·askforJackC-Olhns. ~ • "'""' '"" c11rpen e~ .-.xp. Y •Sommer & winter ot M11nar:~d by fplc. refnt¢. tt·cmaker. <! ___.., Ci• poc• RftanCe 837 1120() Need young married for quullty boat mfg beach 1s beaut1tul Granada Mgmt (.:(I 11at1os. wshr •dryr, !)001. t:all on Site Manager ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drinking problem? man, (some heavy hrt Good i.ah1ry & benefits , •VI e w s o f o t• ell n . , , . adults, $400 mo 675 G9!i9 C714) &42·3111e!lll24ti 8-MHs Money to Loan 50ZS C411 Alcohol Helphhe 1nsJ w/neat handwriting t\ppl) .it Down East ! t:ataJtna & Pulos Vcrdeb BEACH 2 blki., new paint, ---If You Need A Stulfed & Op-"'-5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 hrs a day W -3830 & appear. to "111-. t Yarhts. 700 E. Alton. • Lllrge pn vat(' del·ks 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, lplc · r-,_ .. ,' manager tn unlqut> rl!n --- •Healed Pool Saunas ~!~s. P1atl,?,;5ga1,!'.,.;"o r>ets San Cleflle..te 3176 f.':r~sh~~ ~gt~T 1 ZJ1~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc•~ffs PREGNANT• tal store Party World, loat Carpenter. •Ass1gncdcovr'dprkl( ~·Yrl'.._.,. uoc;_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUITE Hent includes IUUTYSHOP M Caring eonf1d~ntlal ~NewportBlvd.COlita ,\tlunti< P ac if ic -•Add1tlonallret•purktng Compact 2 level &mate 0Ct:ANf'RONTLuxury 2 rtime re•'"Pl . pllOn~ & Located in presti~1ous HOMEOWNERSborrow l'Ounseling & reterral Mesa Mlirit ime Company •Ma1dserv1reJ\jll " '' t-'orest Avenue Mall· Ill low bank rates to con· Abortion, adoption & .,,..,_c,c91 · $250 inrludes ultl 1n br, den, frpl, V\t i.te1)s to mail serv1cl', uttl & '·da d .... 1. "'"""' •'"'·rn1ture ·,.u11 Lagw•u 0 ··uch "'at1on11I sou 'te e .... s. pay \a.ices ... ceping. .~-·. ru NO p' L'''l'S llarbor View Homes. b"h SSSS<l:f.12807 JllnltOnJI "··ry'• •. of•· .... UC: ,. "'""'"" .,, ' = ., {1< ' ly advertisod styling take a v11callon, room APCARE 547 2S63 TL\CHUS Boat C-nton Open M·F II :i() 5·30 Adlt.s. no pet:. ti<IO 0964 ~14S :.t\X.110 a,1t All ulll & equip avail Nev. port sper111llst Great em addition, swim poof. pay p 'fl~ r_:" __ .L. Center &10 :>470 rr t .• d' SHAROllJ ·s Challengln8 opportunny OCr co~ Satl(}.S.Sun l2S •lAPA~ISIEHHE• upvllant·r~ Singles -~ phasls on color. S35,000 O exismg .. n or ;m y * 1""111 * forexritmgcareer~1 SkiUedCcrp9nhtn Hmatinnton 2 lwdroum unfurn S27S Ueachcomuc:r. ft•e SIS COM dlx ~ultes from $1511 NNN per year PotenUul PW'Pl,::EcHAHICS OUTCALL MASSAGE t ion Call K Bond, Must be ex per Xlnt Co ~ All elc:ctnc ~·1replace 6Jl20llor547·2SOI Utal meld. A c. <imple 'c:nys gcompany HATIOHALIANK 499·1224 __ 751-8910 benefit~ Apply at Pacific lleat~-d pool Adults: no So.tthLOCJlll'-;;--3886 pk1e.Janitor~OOOO-1104So CoastHwy. 1714)638-3954 ''THE EXPERIENCE" Automollv<' P ac-i r1c ~ 1:) K1ppl'r 711 Ocean Avenue pets 979·l26SorG45·J2GO •••••••••••••••••••••••Prime location 111 Hunt LAGUNA BEACH Adult motel. Clos ed New Detail Shop needs Yachus. 928 W lilh St 71'1 >S36 14117 Across from golt course . c :\t I Z04J2Sanla Ana i\vc Lge, qwet. ICJxunous ex· 1 n g t on Be a r h u n 497 2457 •Money Problems• cittwt TV For Reserva· help. ---------- er. 2 br. 2 ba apt Drookhurst. 800 square -----·-G C $hf t lloos,548-9755 Top wages paid. Engine Managed by Wilham Walter:.; Co. •o•••••• BE HOME NEWPORTSllORl';. to ocean, no pets. yrly li.c: $325 m o G·iS 3320. 637 7255 Elevat.or to scenic pnv. tc:ct. Single, g:mJen tyµe Conslckri 8 , et a as Steamers, eng pamteri.. lx·h Pany & game room, ~tore or OHi\:l! Goocl ex "CJ 0 us. Credit Not Important •KAREN'S * butters « polishers. U" I p n ct I Over 500 active local bu~ ,.. tot.a sec. e e 1ving J)Ofiore. s1~nage park in~ llstmac Plea:Sl" call or 752-7167 OUTCALL MASSAGE hulstery sho:1mpooer<.1, or wknd retreat for the c a 11 u r p I u n1 m er ,.,.. .. ~-k out ptck up "· du '" stop by ror free m(o. All 6PM-2AM 8311-1780 <'•""' · · "' ' adventurous adult $515. 116.'l-6767 Allied Ho~ Loon Co. livery Apply at mo yrly. lse 49'J.28J.5 -----categones & types We 2nd & 3rd T o Loans u •ss ~Ge. 2059 Harbor Bl, CM WATHFIONT --APPROX800 sqll.C2ut guaranleetopleaseyou ~ ,. 15 645.1030 IOATMFGCO Seek1ni: line leader bo:it asi.embly All pha$e11 or bo .. t .i .;y..-mbly 81 · lingual helpful. but not mandatory NEW 2 br & 2 br +-den ~Rh fvntistt.d 130 E. 17th St .. S250 mo 751-3741 ht, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'1 RGURE MODELS ,._ _______ 1 CLIPPER MARINE CORPORATION. 191!l E. Oec1dental St Santd Ana. Cd --- BY CHRISTMAS '~tiu?t' apts •• !i:.~!~.?!~~ Doyle548-047_9___ u7~1,~~~~~.gs LOANSAVAILABL~ ESCORTS •· AVON H.......,, only a f~w l"ft! •Trwa. .. ~nCompoctor THE EXCJTJNG DB.UH OfflCES 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E: Cr:.:~~~·:rr:~:nt OUTC4Ll OHLY -·w •Wet bar ' PALMMES4ArTS. Comml & indsll spares (acrossfromKonaLns> 631 3811 80Jl., M c.id Shop , 2 BRCromS260 •f'ireplace MINUT"' .. TONP1' 200 lo 2000 sq ft ~s low Suite 106, Cm1ta Me~a MoMy WCMted 5030 -----·-----1 Chri1hftas&mi-s GLed1cm·oa1tne .. rst.• f,'~be. r~llanljbl J8R.rpk,2 baS.1'1S •PnvaLcbcach C..:l llS:Wsq ft L11gN1s:uel& llBI Open7days • .,. • ' ~ •l'lexi~lasi. encl pti tios Barh8.~~~ BR M1ss1on Vie Jn ..reti:. ;;}··;;;,··;,;;,·~:~:i~ AlomON lecJln Mo• benefits. exper reQwred Children OK St•e these lovely 2 &:1 liR apartments They arc close 10 Central Park. recr eation. :.hop ping, fre('wuyi. Bike lo beach' W• also fto•~ otftu apai trwwnt loccrtiOfts! K.nt Roqers Realty 848-8300 eooeoooec Brand new. 3 bdrm apt!.. 11tud10 & l'onv~nuonal. Xmu:. move in 111 luwancc, 2 wks fn•l' rent 11111 8 17 7SGt., 10.im Spm I BH. pel!i uk. S:!IO mo 3 Blluo beach. 328 13th ::,t 9tJ0."832or 213· \31 S61R UELUXI-: I hr frJ)I rull Jmt>n1t1e:. '" full rf'1• •Smokedett.'d ors from ""s195 Uundy to s. u. Frv. y • f\Jrruture & Plywd Mfg. ed T 0 Counseling & Referral For A VON Apply Coastal Rerrea· oo ()( •LJldies Wear. lll·Cl<1!>:>' Aecur w/2nd · on Preg. test.avail. wknds REPR'"'S ......... ""TIV'"'S lion, 17424: Ocnan Avl•. •Sl1!)!111va1I totenanl~ Adults,NoPNs t:.111 ,,.,1 M > •BOOKSTQRL' lrvhome 552.0037 '''I-' HI II 5479495 '"...,.,"' '" I 919 B 'd 0 1173 Sii i "' uo .r e P ne Best time to er.tabll~h ~n~-11y~~ '::._ 1561 Mesa, Dr WES'I'CLIFf' Fum'd. oil'. •DRAPERY WKRM Mort~s. Trud Hy-il•-............ oprc customers. Interested? • __ ..... __ NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport LUXURY APT LIVING Overloqltmg The Water Enjoy $750,000 healtll ~pa, 7 swimming l)O(lb 8 bithted courts, m1h1:0 or b•ke trails, putting. ~hur nebourds Jr l 11 from $239.!'>0r mn Al:io 1&2 bdrm plans () 2 story townh<>ust11 !5 811ts£asto Newport $120mo. •RUG1UPHLCle11ner o.icfi 5015 r-·~ .-•,...,.-Ze ---r-· Bl\/d. I 642 4007 • i'lJRNITURE Rehn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weight. Dcpre~~ on 1 • ?.~ S40·704l or nith Glri F.-idcry S46 9800 Contat1 AgntSam Crane Smoking, Pam. ~xua ---------•I f'or 1ntenor design ~tore ---------Med swtcforrent 900sq 1714)64.5-4170 54().06()8 LOANS 9% Problems. etc. lkh/Ed· tn CclM °" San Clem. l"~•wport It. Cho1ee locale Call 0 lnger. H.8 549-2660 Babysitwr for 2 girls, ll & Proftc1cnt !O key adder. Cotto MHo ~46_1_0_1o_c_o_<1. TRA YR AGENCY Alto 2nd TO Loans :SPIRITUAL READER 8. wkdy~ 2·6PM S<1lary bookkeeping to TB Call Pnme loc. Neb S2200 Fairest Terms since 1949 Fully Licensed open, own tranbp. rel Fran)< Newland •92·4444 Orange County Airport nr l"wy 300sq rt8000M1 h qualtty ofc only 45' ~q fl Best deal m town Ask for Kim Lo'" ndl'll Valley Realty 752-7300 mo cn;;r!mf° mo 64= M~;.~61 I 1815.l El Camino Real req. 5S2·3i« an 6P~-or ('VCS 496_· 7_5_i~-- UNITED HlJSINESS San Clemente. Forappt Babysrttcr n<.ede d . 2 BOOKKEEPER 1:-IVESTM ENT ~N 10'-. on local TO's 4.92 9034 4!12 7296 small children Moo-Fri Mature bookkeeper secy 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E BILL llARD~i'Y OVEHWElGHT~ -ev~ 5.'>9 ~8311 Irvin~ needed Coi antique 1m· \across from Realtor 675 2JJ66 Guaranteed 10-29 lb!., 30 BABYSITTER. needed porter <1_9_3·034_4_-__ DJitfnctln 4duff Kona Lanes! ,._ ~/ days Lose accumulated for 2 girls. art school & 4PARTMEHTS Su1tcl06,CostaMesa ~,...,.,. rat & Inches . rapid some cvs, CdM area IOYSANDGIRLS 4 d b d BEDROOM UBI Ope~days 1 --t • r.!j _ _. ughtemnii or s kin, m· 67>8076___ ---I tor Daily Prlot routCll in outstan ing eame MM .,,_ creased energy. Safe. r rctlmg upt pl11ns .iv ail GIFTs..HALLMARK •••••••••••• •• ••• •••••• null'illous No drugi. $26 Bub)'s1tter. for :: children Ar,. h Be~\: h a re a O 1-'um or unfurn. Bach. I Prestige loc Net' ~--eh 5100 673-8370 Exp. wircfs. I Full day Laguna Beach. Must~ br.2ba.2bath EXECUTIVES! $30.000 yr Plus others to ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.,._..._...__;;iiiii;;;;;;iiiiiw;~ wkly my home 644·8110 at toast 10 year11 old f'ROM S240toS30~ chooi;e from i\R1'1STS & Craftsmen ,.. --· ---Phone 642-4321, .i11k for Lighted tenn1~ courll.I, 2 Want to move your uffic<' 751-3741 needed for weekend HAPPY Babysitter rehabl1: !or 10 Circulation ____ _ s1.ory. clubtu.c, bllllards. out or \he bedroom & Into 1 • Sh mo old About 15 da)11 a IJrll~ Sl'e to beltl!vc' Elec kllch prlv. patios 1117~6407 & ba I con 1 t•:.. c rpt:.. Pres1101ou~ N"wport UNITEDllUSINF.SS C..:rafiSaeat .. taJor op . IOYSAHDGIRLS sw1mm1ng. hydro·i.pa, " ~ ~ S ''c •.. ~~ pe d y month , my home . b k <.:.enter at a fraction of INVE! Tr.n;NT ping "'•nwr . ..., r 8 · BIRTHDAY 64S-6384 lC tc 1~ yPar s. Earn ~n'r~1 fu~i'ure t::~i~oa the cxpeded C'Ol!t" The 1S2S Mesa Verde Or. 1-: Qill Dick at (7l4 ):>40-0940 --- -I Chnstmas money -$20 to Executive Suite has th"' Carross from l\ona Ln~ > af\ 6 pm BA B Y S I TT c H I c 'I ~""per w·....,,k ~ethn" sub· 5S5 Paulanno. C..:M M -MOM ~ "" ~ " NEW I br. frµk , beum rf'•I. bltns pool \·ull~y ball. .iar 1123.'> 1142 r~34 dniperies porklnl! ele•11tors 1714))49 1302 answer Suite 106. Co~ta • e:.a Lo.I & Found 5300 teacher My home. Jut l!Cnpl1ons lo the D1uly Your orflce n•nt 1n UBI Open7days ••••••••••••••••••••••• hskpg Refs .84038..\8 P1!ot T:-ans portat1on ()pl I d ROOIM 4000 eludes , r ecept1on._ ______ ~-•ILOST Fem min LOVE --provided No deltvene:. tona IDill sen ·ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• erv1ce ronteren "" 1----------i 11 t 0 Ph • l li r 1 •, b .i \I 1 ,. i; • ce Schnauzer. Salt & pep-Dave. Louise BANKING or co ec 1n.,. onl! Just north or Fashion SleepmgrmsS6Q..Sl05 mo room. personaltzed •Balboa Island* per. Reward! 64•·177S Sk &K 536-971<: Goldenwest li. Warner bland at Jamboree & AJI ~ wk. Share kit/ telephone coverage, mail bus.842·5600res. eeter evin Jfil£RS $ 2SO mo 494 3720 nr SanJo:.1QuinllillsRd bath. Shown Mon·Sat handling, underground R f• dfl ;::;::--;::::=:-;-:--;::=-:=:-::I~~!!!!!!~~~~~~ IOYSANOGIRLS 842-~arter5pm "only" Call aft !pm parking, janitor service. are IR •• LOST. f'emaleDoberman MISSion Viejo El Toro .... ..-.SH STY' "' For lea&m" mtormauon Refs req'd 556·0058 or all uttlllles except phone Two m one beauty !la Ion long ears. 12/5. Would Y1~g tCaust .1mak le1w1oduld Our beoutltul Newport area. Earn your own -H"-"' a.c; " 548-59:>4 CalJ714/640·5470 &retail boutique, double appreciate her return, i .. e o 11 w O e r Beach Branch has .i cur money selllng subs<'np J BR. 2 story w rrplc. THE EX EC UT t v E hcensed Xlnt locallon rewan'j. Vic. Harbor & women for a ravorable rent opening for an ex lions after school f or in l>alt'lln). put10 plu11h 714/6+4-1900 ROOMS S25 wk up with SUIT!!: lS Yeur established Hanulton.CM 646-3759 afralr. David, Leave per'd Teller Recent formation,ralf8300913 111>1 II & dbl t•ncl aar kitchen $37 50 wk up 567 San Nicolas Or, Suite rlientele. Cllll for addi ---------mess. ansserv 536·8881. commercial bank mg ex -- l'rt children OK Hkr Rt."NTAL STEAL' !pts. S48·ll?~~or 64S 3967 106, Newport &_ach. Cu Uonal mtorlJUltlon. Reward, lost small timid 'fnGftall s.r.k•s 5360 per Is necess In return. Business man seeks port ~ 1"84or~ •l510evt-11 Sleflll & view to ocean. 3 Pnt'e$27,SOO blk dog w /whl chest.••••••••••••••••••••••• we offer >clnl co. benefits ttme .issoc1ate Earn ~. 2 ba. patio, crpt. drps Employed person. bOme Oalboa Inn, $250 mo incl skinny legs, male. Vie. & pleasant workmf! con S500 per mo 645_1_1_82 __ lf'L~X21ir 2 8u .<'1>lll.MOOL&eormo.642l334 k1tt•hprtv.SOOmo ex ut1l.I05Ma1nSt,Ualbou Tustln&l5lh.C.M.l 'mFee l energy /lose ds u 111·~ ... I --d I .. ,15 " II I 11 ,. """6 l ht/I h N t I · qua 1"""· Pease C ""8 DRIVUS •. J..""', .... ..!of'r,•.5"..._. l~"I ..... 11 OCM.2·6S78or642-74:t0 ch11e re ., Cu 1 ... 2 . ....,, 675-8740 heartbroken, please call we g nc es. aura call the Br;anch to ,.. .... """" ..., ..., -------CM 64.2·1303aft. 5pm new product llqu1fies hed 1 1 te . STEPS TO OCEAN ---celoUte fast Guarn. Also sc u e an n rview ~f'.W lu,ur)' apt. 2 Br 2 Deluxe Nwpt Shores 2 Room, qUIC't per80n. kltch The Colony llAl.JIO,\ 1..,1,,,, u Lost male & fem. Pit Dull. d1stri bu tors needed. :vlenor Wo men Must be 2S or over Apply In Person YeftowCab ll2Sl Slater Avenu<! II.a. I m1leo rr lieJ<'h $275 br dplx 714-870.9203 pnv. pvt cnt. nr town. Professional exec suites • 673·6900 * BUc & brindle. Fem. I 552-0896 714/752-0580 mo tw<> 3633 --497 2014. Laguna Brh p gn t •-n .... care ---------RE AC 11 100 YARDS ----avail w/amplc parkinl(.~~~~~~~~~ re an"' "" · Reliable. middle aged ~ 11k \pt & IJach('lor A11t v ea r I y , $ 4 so 3 (;OM llldc••way ror amgle downtown Laguna Bch. __ P_l_e_as_e_c_a_ll_646-464 ___ o-1 no1i.amoking couple will CITY 1lum1 \dulL w :; u n d c " k :\ , rum. $200 Call Sharon. cooperate w/other brkrs Prime coastal location in cream, needs medico your absence. Refs upon NATIONAL Caretakers. Couple. ret or Fountain Valley Sl~.' .. 'lff291 t ftrC"plec<', buihans No &44"8$73;6752311 f'or leas mg 1nro call South Orange County lion. Near Oakwoo request l'8J2·02ll stimi ·r t'ltrt!d tor WJfk lo tw-ul'l'1 StHO I br pets 127 4Gth Street. Vac.tlcMt ltetttd1 4250 612421 ~e~~'k,'::af:'~~=t A~. NB. S48·2933 Deb T _. 5450 BANK ~~~~l~.hle for water ...,JI_ .. L'l'(" ~102 ....................... -~ ·~ ·~ npprec1atA. ''ood b1e$20. Reward rOY ,,. • '"' • ""''" .., u " u ----•••••••••• •••••••••• •• • Equal Oppor Employer 11411111 Rl•ntnlll. ~o !'>:TlO ,_ _______ •IBIG BEAR LAKF.F'RONT CORONA DEL M4R terms Low rent. f\gl P' 0 UN D : SI I v e Going to Portland Dec 21 CAR WASH HELP Nor <1\'etn SIW l;ttl pd V11rant oow! t'c'" OCIAHROMT Olbu1s 1714 ) 8661'701 Offlce spare ava1l11ble 837~200 longhaired Kitten fem retummg Dec 26lh. nd in· F/Ume. Pttime. 2 BR •• 2 ba S500 494·ln2'7 or 839·6173 S<iuths1de of h11thway ----1-Sho---Vlr. Maple & Charle Dr terestcd party wilhng to Barmaid wanted, no ex· Over 18. All pos1llons •""YFIO ...... HOM"' . • 115 /month . Ca 11 Auto R.-r P c M 7c. .. 9935 (J hn> h c II per necess. Lil Aggie's 151 Locations "' "' ic y, 0 -Cb 2 B • -r-· -.· · 0 l!I r gaa. expenae. a Ba 0 •7 r•11 •.•"""'ROCARw•c•1 <>1i ...,ar a in. r. 67~231l,askforMissi. Lease tool•. equip . -Mike 831 ·0973. 8 ·5 r .......... · "'"'' ""'• 3 BS~baS TROOOO H~oCyHrly (rplc. C'pl.s Sips 8. Week ..Occrncr.thDSC:T.t.' a a• part.s C11p1atrano Beach FOVND; Nr. Hoag Hosp. wkdaya. 2950 H11rbor Bl"d, CM Mam R4>nii.h. MO.~O $,J7S :? br. a11rs~e. poof, k1<buk FN> M111n Rentals !140·5370 ,..,.. ._ orwkndA 64().5565 Ideal l)ne man operallun. Absolutely btfl cro11 __ .;;._______ 14ATEHDER 38R.2ba ,unf M2S CARIN ,, V II orflce space located In 493·9178aft7PM eyed cat, tnot Siamese)···:;:""" Exper'd Call642·16t: Cashier. Catetcnn Help 2 Br. l be, MW paint 4t rrpt Nr m:i10r shoppina & fry'*" No pets. $22S SCS.-0160 J8R.2b1t ,unf S400 • urf'en 11 ey Mesa Industrial Park,---------Muatidentlly.646.3045 r---diolt BetweenlOam llam 7AM·3PM. 1\pply betwn L.ake, near Snow Valley· Costa Mesa. &46·3888 or f' u I I y E q u 1 p · d ---------• 8 A M -8 : 4 o A M • So U 3 Br, sips 12. by wet•k or &l2·3142 Rest11urant, for lease. FOUND 11 20, Terri ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUUTY OPERATOR Supe,!1or Ave. Nwpt Bch associated · flllt)"' ( P .... '1 r A t '•. 11 "; l v. w •~~ ... •' •a.•1 wknd 562·8160 Coeta Mrsa ~7·3534 !~!!£ blonde remale. ~~,-7005 Xlnl oppor. Busy salon CLERK· BOOKSTORE •-.&...1.... ..._ ""...__ 4100 .__.,It.,... 4450 ,,,_,,_.. __.._. Station now avail for b . 11• .._._ _ _. •••••••••••••••••••••••Real Estate Otr1ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• leasing. Salon eslab'I l2 Must e exc1l1ng "' 2br C'Omer Con<Jo. Villa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Completely furnished, FOUND . 0 er ma MKN WOMEN yrs In CdM . ea11673.0968 dyn11m1ctowork Thurs & PacWe. 11~ ba, pool. ten· Free Room. In Luxury LAGUNA IEACH good location. llnt.g Bch Shepherd, fem , approx nAJH FOlt F'n 6'75·9595. nu, newly rt'dt>corated. Jrvine home ror lady in VlllaRe Faire Co.m · Por sole or trade, ror mos old. Wht. Very lov eves. S11n Oleao . collect WESTCLIFF 1&2 bdrnu. exchangl' ror Ille merclal S hops tOffice equity 7SJ.4429 Ing, vlcofGarden Orove IARTB«DING llAUTTOPIRATOtt CLIRK ZM ()().» mature adults, no pets. l houffkeeping. Call Kem. apace. Spaces from 434 --· 81 & Harbor. 84&·4189,Alt TWO WEEK CLASS & F /tlme llaircuuer Retail Sales. Plumblna --br $235. 2 br $285. Inquire ~l.222 119. ft. toklnl300 BQ. ft. Arml· Want lo buy Fl re & 5pm. NATION· WIDE JOU Stylist. MWll have aome Fixture supplies. Exper. $175 2+1''1 Pool, kld8, &700WeiitrllfrDr.apt l8. pie por K·nexl to o · Casu111ly lnaurance PLACEMENT 11 n~s.S3fH4S2. sl.n1let Beachcombt-r, ---WOMAN over 6S w/car to te ry Shack. Leas1n11 hiiency. Large or small. FOUND: Vo1.1ng moi1ll~ ASSISTANCE ~l~~:~~u:.le~{e ~~~!: ·--------• r .. Sl5 6312011 ort&2 Br. I ~'> Ba Twnhsc 11h.r CdMhomewtu me. from$320/mo. WlllbclnLagunaNl11ucf blk mate Germ a n GOODJOR $47·2501 style, bllns. cpts, drP6. Rm/board & nominal Dec 20lh. It Interested. Shepherd, no taea. or col-OPPORTUNITIES 200 Newport Ctr Dr· tncl P11tio. healed pool. aal. to right person. 3000 sq. n. ioned M·I 1n write J . Claude Whittle, tar. Vic or college in AMialCAM Nwpt Bch. COCO'S 3 br. Adult.a fo':amily. nr Adlll. no pets $185 6r Night or day ph. 673·•72S La a u n a C 11 n y on 24 26 2 La Hermosa FUiierton. m -0746 eves. 1 A I T I M D I R s !:::1~011 v~: ~~~~y, ~. S48·2eR2 Roommate lo 11h11re 2 Br ~/~hed location Laguna Niguel. 92677. FOUND: Perscrlptlon SCHOOL ~ --, ....... Yearly 2 BR . frptc.; Irvine apt, wt male. c--&CaM~•v Appliance Repair by gtaun, inltlafli ''SLR" ll<ME.lTlhSt .. SA ~ _,.,. a•raae $340 Mo. 213 : 11Z7.SO + utll. 551·21681 ~, Co t ' ownr S4.1SO. mo gross. Balboa. 675-8120 8:M·llMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 44719:WAfter4P M. Bef.4:30 ll<MSo. ••l wy. • f 11 I 0 -'--'·Co T C ,AUWISTAnS LAOUNABEACH .33,500 u pr ce. FOUND : Air Tank , .,.,,.....,.., ut o oaal Adult & family apts l. G E 8 A C II . AVOIDlNCOMPATJBLE 497°2457 ~7911 Newpt Reach. G4S-4339 ,W.. W..t.d. 7071 Crom U4S Tennl.s health 0 V E R L 0 0 K I N G ROOMMATES!! JCE CREAM PARLOR Identify ...... ••••••••••••••••• ~lub, garden vie;_,, 3883 CANAL. ALL UTlL PD. House·Mote\832·4134 N~~v~~~S27s;r~:.E MAJOR FRANCHJSE F O U N O : __ L f e Practical nurse with ex· Parkvlcw t,ane. Irvine. S2:5<>. H92·3'7l0 T .... TM Gwttwork Jerry Wynn (2l3)477-7'70l So. Orange Co .. major Thl"oulhbreed ~01 celleot refe~nees. 4 or 5 Owned & manaaed by Attrac 2 br. 1 ~ ba o.tOf,_., shopplngcenter.Owner Hmaflbr Fem 8*9S2S • daywtetc.548.oll34 ThelrvlneCo 5529200 T··~.. -.aTRlOHTPERSO~ COMMERCIALSTORF: 640-25C1Tart.6/wknds. • · _____ . __ . __ , wunse w /bllna. CJ>ll. I°" 'I~ LOST doa 11·26. Gray Available l2fl6 Practical WOODORIOOE dl'IJ8, pntlo. Nr. Hoag S....$$byS...... Appl.Aro~UAl~~~EA~ + HBTAVIRH Lhata m'tx Emerald Nurse. Call Stef1 nle rrNF.SAMS Hosp. m5 mo. S48·2895, " N l •1000 ' between 9 '30 • 4, l, 2 ,. 3 bdrm units 6'2-4381 Oceanfront 3Br. 2b• larae atorag. I t. llu 2 f:.em~i .. Own~r·~~reJ. Bay. Family pet, re· 4.'M·:Mll.t\llerS.f4&44Ml. 1----------1 boiae. 2 NB b1.1alnus connectlng room1. One ward.4M·9349. e .... '""'. De11«ned llke early ,paclous new 2 &. 3 men ~l.re another to baa fireplace. Ample ~t sell. One or best _ ... _ • .....,, ______ _ California bun;ialow1. lkJrm1, 2 bath unit• ah&rt. Fem. pref. '150 parti.ui.. l.eL"41 at $500 bara around. Lo price LOST all bm (em Doa· ....._ W..t.4 7100 f' r om I a., 0 . I 1 5 atrourrom oceanfJ"Onl & utll lndcl 17a.«wt month. All utlt. paid by TtDl~·POWMk rBwUI lltaln. le/ Beagle mix Lie •••T••••••••••u•••••u Ptnestoee. Ole hrs 3·5:30 new elty ~reatlonal de· , landlord, c .. a r us OHi I00432 10 Id ·..,_ -~ ~ .-. ...-.... .-.. wkcll)'I, t $:30 wlcnds ~lopment. Im med. OC· FEM. Rramte. wnted to t.flSSlON 41M 0731 Sales. 873·?348 1· yrs 0 ·nu& to =-a.n.w.;c.w.;~ 562-0400 cupancy. •·amllles &. btlp nna le ahr. 1pt. or BurUo.s.e.aoet. ~tnactlt lO= t---~a. ll4t pets accepted. S3JS up. hee.w/Malt211.$49--065'7 Balboa hlaod: retall, H91dtd$2SO.OOO. Lott. F'em Doble, l2 wka OenlOtc/W..t>t ~t1li0 ~...-.. 6'75-Gll Brkt. commer c. or office to build 1 restaurant for old, liver w/wht chHt. pr.._...,.11110r 1.....a . ••••••••• .. ••.......... Gs•• for .... 4150 1pace. Off·•tr~t park· •triple-A ~•nt. Proven S.A. ffla etta. ~~ J~P~l A'leney ~Cl.nlP/T Public Agency fn un· crvwded s. Orange Co , l.t aeetcln11 1.1 h•Rh quality part Ume bulin& clerk to WOC'k 3 days ~r week Must be efnc1ent. well orgaolzed. & able lo work under deadline & 78 '°"'""' ....... Newporta.oca. Htu1 Opentna For: COOIC-P4YS Muat be able to work weekends. Apply In Ptnon Equal <>PPor Employer full work loads. Should --------- have worldna knowledae COOK.UIAIC•AST d water &< aewer utility Ma Barker's, ~l:? E. lTth .,.Ulna le NCR · 3100 4s St. Cotta Mesa. uoo Ser\es Bdllna machines. Addreaao· Cook. full time, Irvin• araph 41 Oraphotypc lll'tla. Female. Sood re equip. Salory runae 1ume to Ad No. 7'74. Dally ... 40/hr to S.S .Ofh.r .• wf Pilot P 0 . Box 1S60, .lllnt bcoeflls. Apply In Coel3 Mesa, C&. ~ pcnon: COOKS, BARTENDERS, Moulton Ntauel DRIVERS PtUme Ovtt Wit.er Olalt1ct r . . I 27500LaPaz Rd 21 )'l'S, mmed. open op. N • Appl)" In pe!"lon, .Me n Lqu.na t1u.1.ca. ~Pina 410 E mh St ('114> a:u.3500 · · • Equal ()pPQr Empl)'r _C_M ______ _ Brandnew2Br2Badp1Jl,OCEAN VIEW 1 b.r, utll •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ln&. Approit. SOOSq ft .; rest.urateur \n the £1 £ t.bOoe lf, klU ol r~wood &. •IAM. pd. $200. year -round. Oaraat for t&.onlaupace. priv real room. Rltr Toro/OrlnJl• Co. area. LOST ONE QUAl~JTY • 11 la es1 Orut Oen Vu HOO l-um. 12i$. m UU, c:all s:i&. mo. Lafuna Beech. 6"·2'43 Mon. to Fri., IHo Negotiable t•rm1. Bob £NCfNRER. WILL RON 5'1ltd:.M MZ-14'0 Sell lhlop raat with. Dally a&-0711 (714) 41.08 4i4·L396a1t. pm S. Pretcott. 1?14)831-08'70 Pl.EASECALLJOE. PllotWanlAds . . . • • .. t Frlr'') I"--·-· IM•' I '" • OA1L Y PILOT C 1 I AoJ it ... Bu11d 1t .Diaper 1t.. Hammer 1t. Carpet IL.Cement 1t .. Wire 1t. Hoe 1t . Clean 1t ... Move It .. Press 1t. Pa int it . Nail 1t • Plaster' 1t .. Fix It .. SERVICE DIRECTORY JJlumb it .Patch 1t Pipe 1t Rc11100~1 1t .. I Roof it.., Landscape 1t. Tile it .. Triln 1t. .. Sew1t.. H nul it .. Add it. Pl<mt i• AltPr 1t .Learn It.. .... we Repolr Ccrpet ~Ice C-111/C~ Gem...... Gil dll) 'HouMcJe.iaq PaintlncJ/Paperinq Pmntfnq,IPoperinq IT••ltion It. r )lr ••••••................. ··············•···•·•·· ...•••...••.......•...•...••...••................•..••....•.••..•••.. •••···················· .•••••.••.•.••••.•..............•.....•........•••..••...•.....•..... APPWANCE Rt:PAI R C..11"!1 Man will lay youn, • Residenuul Concrete• Gold Dust Maanleniance Sluplouder, dump truck. HOUS~<.:Lt:ANING P111nl Repu 1 r 3~ )' r'i in lntr; t:i<t I' 1untlnic A~ II CANOl'V 'f'V SVC CO Sl0-6erv1reCalt or mint> It •1,11 ir~ & Lloyd Dennis t:omitrlK· Qu!Wlylawnure fo:xprt hauling. tree wk . .:natl ~xp'd Own trans. area, w o rkm.in ~h q.1 rm W. 811 pnccs incl l!ltlt11lt'Scrv1ce ___ 1_7_14 l S49 2422 t•leiuurii: ti"i' cuur work I.Ion 20 Yr1t exp 645 ~l23 tree work ut reas pnces an(I . demoh lion. c l 1· ~·5106 11uar Take adv ant or my !)amt 1-'rt•e t•11t 642 31~ at F1ur Pnees 960 1633 ~b~rr ~Jv111i;i. ..,, e!>t ChHdC~ , .. rests 963·1341__ _1:i_1 ~_JO_____ t:lc~rune L.1111)' iiood ;tfi1 i•xpcr 53b 70!>6 tJc>n t be hurn11wu1u:led ITUe • ~···· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gardener avallable. ex S5 hr t.:lf1c1cnt <.:itll raint Your Castle For fmti qual 11111t1lln1& ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• pert 1 eryicu. bonsai ~ l.ynn.67~ 401~ Avra Extr t~ty SJIS (dlf pr1c1·" loo. c t1ll 1CERAMIC ·r111• New ur i1pecia11st:· nu la wns .••••••••••••••••••••••• L.mlChc.-J.w. z sty ~ lnlrJl~rm R1du11d I h1 presaurl! rmdl 1-'r c11t. i.ml Jobi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••Cee>rl(e r11tncr & Son!i We C.arl" l'urvct Cll'11ne"' VILLAGE CJllLDCAIU: Adds/ Rmdlt P111nl Pl.a ni. Steiam Cl ran or Shami)(!() Sml Jobe. L1t"~7 t>:l3.! •\lb(• Uphl1l~tc·ry All work Coron.l det Mat. full d11y <1uar Re+, MC l"ree t•-.t Cllte. l>tt school environ mowing. ~dg1ng E.sl VOUHAVt:lrREADY •••••••~••••••••••• Pncesanclmtrl labor <"ll!an hnl. du t hey'' weleome~2A281tf\~ 892·2309 l'l.LHAULITAWAY Guar.rrusrd.freeest Lir ~s 83t>-~ .,.,...Service - -MINOR HOM~ Rl<:l'Allt ltca'< Rall'" 1>45 n 16 menl. e nril·hment op Cal"J)l!ntry. l'lurnl.1111.: & vortun1t1e11 LH·c nSt'd. -TIM c ... """" Expr'ri Landscaµt:n 1'ed636·700or552 OIJ4 t4 Gardl!n1ng serv1c.'e 1n ....., """"' Spnnklens Install & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ceram1c Tllc:MO ~~ llOLIOAV ~l'M.'IAL expeneored c rl'dcn Newport. Costa Men, Sonny & Jer ~l'c haul pair Concrde & bnc k PETt-:RS PAINTING f'lastw/Repoir Removals. lrt mm1n11. to1NiSH. ltEMODt:L & ShamPQ11 u1 Stl'Jm Ch•an llaled 67$ 7850 l Rm.,, hull or l>uth ----- Rpr. Small Jobs OK 5 15 9~ 5 ;17 73:11> ur eo..trador Cd M & Hunt 1 n g l o n 11\i. cll!llllup, Lreeo work work 645 71}78 Malone 1-;"pr d rca:. rules, frcc ••••••••••••••• •• •• •• •• prurun11. frt.~ est L1r 'd Reasonable rates for usable items Jo'en· ~ etil C~ll<.iene~IWSll PATCllPl.i\STt:IUNG f\JllyU\sured 642·2624 64S-7S88 ces / bld&a r em oved .._., • •ALL TYl't;S• • ----M7·2006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa1nt111g lnl/Ext Rcu:i. FrceEt.t 540.~ Rcmovinl(, lri~nm1ng . -------t-'1replnce:. Planters dependable free est tupp1nj( In:. d . ll r . Reali !YT'J·O:r79 537 ~ •••••• ••••• •• • • •• •••. •. C..,...S...•lu -• LeEM JARVIS G1nerGIS..-.fce1 ••••• ••• •• •••• •• •• •• •• • c..rntnt/Concre~ AJd1t1ons & K<·m~l.'hng ••••••••••••• •• •• •• •••. llnuhng. moving. cleanup Hnck Conr rete Pauo t:ull Jay 645 7965 VERY Nt:;AT l'A'l'Cll bonded Winter rutex S7 up Treework Rca:i. Uloc:k W11lls UBQ Pits ----JOBS dt Tl-.XTUR}': ~·5124 .!_ast. rreeestlA2·~ ~~· Est.s646·~ Wol~~~~~=~r .. ~~c.~!~'d Free_Est 893 t43G Ha-v~e-so_m_e-th_1_n_11_to_s_e_ll" ShamPoO & Mt:am tlt•t1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• llli2 M73 l,I{ 317856 Rd1red Sedona. Ani ('Ou Ina Color bnghtl'ner~ BobS('Jrt''" t.Alnrn•te Inc pie will houst!s1t & ture whl c arpi:. lu min Genl·rul<onrretework tMGr•11it99 lor pets & plants month bleach Clean hv rm din Commt:rn.al Hl'~Hlenti.il ••••••••••••••••••••••• of Dt>c Rt>fs avail ~ 1-ree est Slumpslone. tile. 2S Yr'I> exp IM2 0295 Class!!1~ad:; do 1t well bluc.•kwalll<. bnck. plan Plwnblnq rm & hall $15 Avie rm 4!111 llm!I Lit· 22\/'J.ll ~xprd Hawlian gardener 642~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.$0. courh SIO. eha1r $S Yd clcanu1J6. tnmmmi:. . HOUSECLEANING 1i. Len. Quality '"ork at re •CUSTOM PAINTING• ••••••••••••••••••••••• as pnct.>s Bob 750 9354, lntr F.xlr Reas Rates 10 r, off w ad Plumb1n~. To Place your "Fast R esult" GuarehmpetC>dur Crpt S~XlJIU'l'VBUll.UERS pruning Lt Haul'Jol 30~s!opr;:ie~~~~ry Our Bus1neh C.ill repair. 15 y r'I exµr L>< All phu'c' 1·onl'retl· ti4S-0087 lucks. doors. paneling & Jaruce·s R11gg~y Anns 900-3953 Cull 81'\l('c 546-0720~ wtr i.vs, leaks. balhrm P.ti..ci/Paperinq SUPERIOlt PAINTIN.G 6< end Real> s:l2 24611 __ Service Directory ad . Call Now work m yself Hefb blot·kwall ,111<1 c·u.,tvm 1 ct 1 !>Sl20S4 ut675·CSS3 531 ·0101 bnck work 1.it·l'n:-.ed and l:::"pt-rienced Gardening c e nl·a _ _:... ---••••••••••••••••••••••• W.illcovenni:s. ltef ~ PLUM Bt:lt ttevair re· -----bonded 64'i W:JI Service & Clt!anups H h' HOUSECLEANING 5ellthangsra,,tw1thOa1l~ -· Quahly Work Mike ave somet ing to sell'' Uyrebablecuuple 1-'asl, profes111onal quality 963 51113 p 1 p e. 1n.>l.a11c1t1 c n painting al very low SELi. 111lt· 11t•\n!I w1tll <1 services G G1d:ey, 642-5678 bt. JJJ Piiot Wunl A11s Sell idle lll'mi. 642 !lfm 548·2049 Clas~~ do it well. Ref'1> 963-~13 ratc:i 548 8424 _ D1oly P1lo~sslf1ed Ad 642·9315. Help Wonted 7100 Hftp Wont•d 7100 HetpWanted 7100 Help Wnt.d 7100 Help Wuted 7100 Help Wont•d 7100 HefpW..t.d 7100 H..tp W•hd 7100~W.-ct 7100 ..•.•.••..•............ ·············•••·····•· •..........................................••. ········•·············· .........................•.••••••.•..••......•......•..•....•...........••••......•.....•••• COOKS lll-;l.IVt-;KY Mun 111r u1r EXECUTIVE lru.urance MANICURIST PIX Anlwf'f' SH•. ~~~~ TEUER/P/TIME Mature per•iun!>. l!•J"tl I> A \1 I.\ I 11nl'l> home SECRETARY HOT PRODUCT f' lime Must have some Expcr'd G1avl!y11rd Or SALES Branch ofc seek'I> bonda bcnerits Adult re..,1d del rout<• l\!lultsonl• 2 Top sh&typln1ti.k1ll!ore fol lowing Richard Will Train 11411 ·0202 b te Tcllf'r t o w ork , l,1 c m s uranct' B!lcnl .,.0 E E f'd ("llrc ccnler 631 3555 hri. j.M.'r llcf\ .. 1uM hJve q'd Personable & outgo lcommonly> Please call Ouellette Salon . 200 r, Bullock's So. Coast Plaza p time xper pre Coof(s & -1•t·11n l'Jr :-.u :.oltc1tmg mg ;\.!.k for Prei. 1714 t 54ll 1767 Ne~n_~r-Dr. N B l'FOPL EPERSON Contact Hilda Terranove or n1lll·l·t i.: W('~tmm 836 7\111 ----~ • Is now inter viewing for the following <7141644 7255. COUNTER ~ter. llu11t Udt 111 l!a11 • -lnsuranc.'e MASSEUSE Exi•c needs P lime U!I· positions: Western Federal Saving!. PEASOHHEL t..'.llS Olai faper1encel.I Sl'Crt>t11ry THREE (II! 281 for legitimate rull 80<' m wh!ole s upply Ful 2744 E Coast Hwy. CdM Ptt1me l>uy!> Appl~ m l>ehvcr lh1• 1.1\ '1'11111•1; to ~ll:~';.;:;~ls J~:~1golton NEW OPENINGS ~a';:,~g! oJo' ~~~." n~: ly i·apitahzcd 6~3_:¥2:!_ ~Tl.;-E;:t.c.ct Equal Oppor Employt'r person. 2·5pm Tues Sat homt'" m Mulwuy t•ily or TB.LEI, P/TIME c ~RL'S JR Field T"h Trne Lan~c Auto ln!>uran1·c wt' train. call 152 11!M11 Chi"ldren's Shoe Saf PcMrSOR 17971 M;c·Arthur. irvm1· ~~~11;' 01~;·11·~~ ~n1111.':.1;,'· Mechanically mehned rn 'p'l~enc.'y seekm!( 3·5 Pl'0 g~rs i93~1 W Hpa;c~~[1: PHONE SALES ___ -r ~U:~ ~eri°~1 Cl~O~~ -3 3U ~) 30Jm \dull' d1v ~ou~ht by mnJOr l\O FULL-TIME t:oastllwy.N 9 J J(lpm Teller exp~r COUHTEtl HELP w 4'c.>nom) ('Jr~ Nt1 l'ol for customer contac·t "°' -Phone S J lei. people' Early u,om;ng Janitor pref'd Call Dons Croxon Perm 1"1t1ml' Call lett 1~18 111:.!ti Xlnl career oppor Call & MASS~USE mule or frllldle. l6 to 6' lf1 • lll!periGI So•ift91 __ S48·<~ bcl l l'M Uan Propp, 848 12811 PART· TIME EVES Must ha\•e car Top pa) yeoars of ag~ Gu:iranleet ---$SO Newport Clr Dr. NB Oemon:-.tr Jlur' µJrt llml· Dt:nrus & DennlS Person Typists to operatl' IBM $20(}$!)00. ptwk ~.7772 wagei. or l'Omm1s:.1ons ~T1-T9iiiip0i • y 644 61 Couple, elderly needed 2 & ;i IJJ ):. 1-'oo1J. up nel ~rv1ce of lluntlngt<in au t 0 mat 1 c 0 (( 1 c e 250 t:ai.l 17th Stret>l 0 · 14E 1 tmmed to care fo r older p 11u11 I ,. '. JI' w l' Ir~ Beach, 1616tl Rcat·h UIHI. Personnel -Trainee Un Mature woman wanleri Suite o. co~l.; Mesa Food freparati·cn & d:.a._.•her Equal PP mp oyer man, :.em1 mvalttl. in ex mulJ<ln' 830 !ll:l4 or col Suite 121 derwnters. for light housekeepLng I bt'lween 5 00 & 11 JO pm All"~ Mt F chng for rm & board 1n ll·<'t t21:1) z.111 7tHMI --C "'LLD "'ILY d:iy week. appro~ 4 hr!> 646 4223 ---lovely hm in Sun Du-i.:11 GENEtlAL OFFtCE 5~9 e 1,..61 ~! IM, •• 51s 510 n \ 1 c J 0 1-;qual Opportunity !Trainee. Prodoct1on dept Perm pos1t1on Pleai.e Ocnf,j l A"~t chnd. Clencal, hte typini.:. r11 -. -.,.., .~. 1-:mployer F.ml-TI..e&:peri...ced Rubber hose product!> (';111 Mr:. Ander11•111 . pi11nw x rJyo; t·.H·i. 1og, g('n'I ort• dut1e'.. ----Luggage l'"'esperson Caltforappl.5407639 IH 2 · 4 I 7 4 bl' I w cc n SomeS11t:. llrl 1141> .1!'>411 f tJtne Somt' exPt•r nee MATUltE Pl::RSON LO ~It 1 .)Cit t:.0.E. !Jnm·lpm Call betwn lOam Ii! noon Kl';YPUNCll with elderly gentleman --- J.)(>ntal A~~1~1 lli·r•t•pt 1-.x onl) Ask for Willa . DATA ENTRY Approx Noon lo 7 PM PIZZA BUl-'FOON & COUP L lo~ Adu 1 t "11 Pt'r F Ttml.' & I' l1ml· 979.~11. trvml• OrERATOR Tues thru Sa t. Jlrs may Clll•:F'TYl'E PEKSON IMTERYIEWIHG HOUIS J..5 ~ 556-0611 TYPIST 65-i5wpm Gd Eng bac.'k ground Will train At 1• $6501 mo to start, x Int tr mge bener11.s ,\pplv in person Bob L.eaverton. lnr , PlumbmR Contr . 16721 llale. lnmc children or pell!. 1<:x11n d El foro Lug I ltlb ••re.a ---"'T -vary 644-2879 Mell IP lime hrs tom to manage Ji! u111ts un S...lary opt·n K:JO 1130 GENERAL OFFICE 'The Jolly Roger. Inc I~ ----mon sense & lntelh..:cnrl' furn Co!.ta Mei.a 2 Ur Type 40 50 wpm <H' taking apphcauons for a MEN. perm p 1t1me for desired See Mike h.1e cxch~ man:.1..:ement DENT AL/ Assist r urately Duties include Data Entry Operator LA Times home deh\•ery IACI< ALLEY PIZZA Equal Opportunity E mployer &yard work 53'!5'13'J 2 p 0 ,1 1 1 on ~ open T 1 •. Mmofl yrsexper on the 1n Newport C Mcsil -rl'cept • c e-i "' \JrlOUi. lliM 3741 or 3742 1•. re· •tu<l huvc de""ndablt· 4:!53 Martindale Way . • _________ , Ch:11r,,t1l1· & <:h.u r:.uh· f d l r N I' " " ~ ,.. o c u ies or • > rorp qu1rod. P ermanent car & be reliable S275 to \l lll'>Urillll'\' 111pr 1-,, 1-''lper helpful ::..alary f lime day shaft Ad\an $35010Q !).1J!.17.0 NB, apply l 6. Thur~ thru H~lp W CU1ted 7 I 00 H~p W Dftted 7100 l'ornmt>nsuratt' lo\ c"Cper cem ent to computer ---- !'hone b-12 751 t a"k for oµerator possilJle for Mgmt Tme. p('rm Jo.arn PLUM&C:l, REPAIR Pum ngllt md1v Pay will be $175·$200 wk Fullt•r I-' t1mt' 5 Yt•ar' min ~·JC DATA ENTRY p.-ri,·nt l' n •l'1':n.Jr\ OPERATOR Hu-.\ pr .tt·lttt• :-h "' ~ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TYPIST The Jolly llo~t-r. Inc· '" wurk \o\1•1•k l11•1wf1h taking applttat1ons fer J lluntm~:tnn llr•h 10 7 tal7 ~. N I .\ I. fo '( P 1 1 d an.'IW\:'r J)hQllti. IVS Sal. thelRM:r71111r :l'7~<!1sn• Onhodonl1<· A:o.:.l 'A-uni Sun S20 J duy <.:all quire d l'rrni;rn1•111 1•d 1'111> 1111' (f>r rii.:hl 003-4567 bast-'1 on ex per l(•vl'I Brush Sales~ Ss.t 7fl51 1x•r C;lll 5:JG M~2 Apply 10 person SAM NURSES AIDES Pown Uout Sale,, man. ex 5PM Monday lhru l-'r1 rer·d or will tra111 right day, 17042 Gillette Ave. llPM 7AM t::xpcr pre pcrl:>on CJll Mr Wl.'!>I fur ~ a n I.I w I 1· h ~ « k <' r & Cenernl Food 1-'tefl & Wallrei.s1ng, ~11rious hour!. avail . in our love ly tum or lht' Century Co untry K1ll·h t>n Ret1U1urant Meyerhof's On the Green. an S t:oa~I V1llaRe Call Jim. hlwn l & 5PM for appt 5-10 11044 Service Sta Attendant w, xlol skill:. needl.'<l for p time Avail t'Vt''< & profei.~ firm Pll!Ol>\.' wknd!. Ex per d Neat r e p Ii , PO Bo " 424 , appear & han<lwrttmg Balboa Island. Apply morn ... .!S:H ----- Ncwpon Olvd. C M UTOTEM f lime du~ .. hilt A1h.in fM.'r'oCm l' ~ ~.-.Iii 51711 cement to 111mriutl·r 0.,nuh o perator vo"1hll' lor • njthl andlv ""\ will lw R~t~f DOMlt ~cd1~r ba~ed on e~1wr lc\1·1 Y 111 trum <. Jll Apply to 1x•r,•1r1 IS\ \1 ~\H tlfl'"ll! SPM Mond.111 thru ~·ri da). t7tH2 G1lll'tll' •\" DRAFTSMAN lrvlnc 1\rl'h1ll!t·tuul r .. nrter ---------•I C.1p ,1ht e 111 d111oi? 1><·r,1wrt I\,. 1lr .1w1na.:s. Dellvery dn,cr lull t1m1• S3 00 hr lo -,1.irt C Jll 642·225tl rl!.icJ1n.: hl1h' prints & worku l)l "Ith minimum ;1mount ol '<Uf}t'rv1i.111n !>5lj 39:17 .\Jr llammon:. Ctnu1f flu• bl•·.~si11g~ ,,., .. '"' .... f fl fl#' f '-"r! .... Turn hm Imo CHRISTMAS CASH by plocin9 aft od _.,.ow DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS TREE .... _. ........ _ .... • ~ Chri,tmo\ • • G1fh f or • • Ev~ryone • • fr ti \\ lt.11 .1\\on11l11 I111 \I ·" loo • "lif " \ 11111 I Hi I •1 ' I 1 If ti ( ltl h llll I I Iii IOlll . • 11 011111111d1 I 111 11 • 4r tllHl..,1II\-.11111 « • • * * • • • * .. .. • * • ......... *****•• • u If YOUR• • BUSINESS• 41 IS • « t ol I" r.., tc I\' • « '''tllC I l'to4ol 14111"\ fr ti I IJ rl II I " , I 't I I I t· IC \ 4' ti . IF\\' t·: I.I I\ 11 \I II • • \lt"•,w n ll'l'll 111 • 11 \Vl'l(JI I·;~ 1101111 11 ' • • ltlk11\:-\1'1'1.1 \'I I.., • ti Ill I\ l ':o-I !I " ~ . .., « • \I 111\1111111 , ..... • ... ti th1·111 '"' -.11111ol1 • •. 11111 '•"' \\,1 \ l1u111 . 1t11<h I 11111 • • llllll"\r\l\ ... 11111 • ••••••••••••• Yowc.., llo•t ... ed tt.11 UH forH.00 Irvine f'd Mesa Verde Conv II ""I,.._ s CM appl 714 848 1123 or \.trl l'~riday, pc•rmancnt. ____ ___ ~p, ~ ~nle.:..:!• 213r5SI 5621 rull 11mt• (.'c1n~ul l 1n g ------firm nf'ed' Sr levl'I Legal Secretary des ired. NURSES AIDES PRODUCT MGR. per~ontohancll~tolalofr Huntington Beach Good All Shifts Exper pref'd Tempress Mlcroelet 1----------i rl':tpons1bil1tlci. Xlnt ~kills required . Ull W11ltr;1m1fnec 642·2'110 tronlcs. Garden Gro"l' t•p1ng & phon~ harl'1I pericnce preferred -I I I k ( SEAMSTRESS , '" u 1147-6C>:ll NURSING pan 1s oo an.: or a µro 1nl{ Light A R & A r ___ A.IDES & ORDERLIES dur t m.ana1ter to pro Wlth Experfmce work Submit rci.umi• or Legal Trame<> Bright All hr C II 1 mote & eslab proclU('l Newport Reach Clolhmi.: letter of quuhfiration",l11 wlnl typtn" s·k1lls for' s 1 ts. a or Upp y line of T"flon v11lvcs • II A 0 Ao 773 D I p I 1 I o ~ ,.. betwn 9am·5pm • "' Store a'I n peninie x 11 111 ~ 1 0 · career opport on MAG II Lido Conv Center fittings l>ulll'S wilt In For A S<'amstress l.lo<l560.£_M.~.?6Zli typcwn1er in Newport l55SSupenorAve rlude cslabl1stiini.: Plt'11seContu1·t Gu.ARDS Beach. estate planning , Nwpt Bch fi46·77h4 re!>presentative irnles TailorShu1>Manui:c r "' rorpor:ile law practice . --force. ellpandmg produrt 644-5070 Codo M~a MAG II exper preferred. Ofc cleaning. part t1mt• balle & ~en'I sales pro 1---------~ P1·nnanent 1-'ull & l'urt but will train. Call ~ves Ne~port 1 Co~la mnlton of the products time Phone & transp re· (7141833-9983 .•lesa areas. Expcr adult Xlnt oppor w1a d1v1sion q 'd Retired welc.'om e -onl y $3 00 hr. + ot a well estab'I NYSE \all S46-0'l7I. ofc hr'I> IO 2. l. l c ens e d W om a n (213)927-0115 ro Quahfkat1ons Req'd Closed Wednesday COllmetologrsl wanted by -----Background in engineer exclusive salon lo give OPERATIONS MGR. mg & mktng of mdustnal HOSTESS fu c ials Wi ll train Tempress M1 c roelec.' products Send resume WAITI:ESSES Sl2-•'912or642·4911 tronics. Garden Grove to Tempress M1r roelec IUSIOYS LHDSP/Desl-Plant. 1s looking for an tron1cs, L2812 Knott Sl. T""-· operations manager who Garden Grove. Ca 92641 ood&ro<"kl111b i-:x 1-'ull lime $600 ln will be resp. for all At tent 1 o n Ru y I AVlllY ''' 1wrson. SOOO mo <.:all Margie for manur. operations 1n Thompson E O.E 3100 lrvtne Avt'. N 11 appt. 646·7441. Draflang lud od l 0 con ---------bl! k & k d r ang pr UC 1 n PRODUCTION llousckt•c1><'1 rh1lck11re. re grounri nowle gc trol. purchas ing & ltVl' in wt•<•kn<h l)(f o plantmaterlalne<' s tores Produ t•t ARTIST Span111h OK rm TV , _ __ _ __ manufactured is semi Knowled~e of ~il k 751 15-l7 condurtor productiun screen. pas te up & eqwp. for wet wafer pro m cc h a n 1 ca I r o I or c.'ess1ng Number o l separations !>563937 Mr Homebepe-r·Un-ln llappy plt."a!tunl J>(:r!>On to 111ke chan(<' of h"l' for 3 ad It :s & 2 fl no 111 es I ~•i.:una Jkouch (.\111 &8m I lam 494 H997 MACHINIST employees less than 100 Hammons Quahf1callons r eq d ----- Several yrs of s1gnlf1c.'ant P l Sales. $40·S70 wk up exper tn s1m1lar t ype ol Men. ladies. students pos1llon Sendresumeto Eves1Sal 554 7851 Tempress M 1crneler 8:117006 tron1cs. 12812 Knott St. Gard en Grove. Cllllf 9264 1 Attention (lay RECIPTIONIST SECRETARIES Many Pos1t1ons Avail Employer.. Pay All i--ccs l.1z Reinders ARem·y 4020 lilrch St. Ste 104 Newport IJcacb IU3 Rl!IO Call tor Appt/ Es tab ·ss --- SECRETARY DATSUN ha:, an 1mmed openml( fnr an cxper'd sec rel a ry in the 'I.a lcs <lepl Mm sh speed tlO wpm. lyp1nl( 50-60 wpm Xlnl co paid benefits Pleabe apply al. lfill3 Sunflower A Vt', CoslJ Me'\a Nl11an Motor Ccwp. Equal Oppor Employe~ SECRET A~Y P /T 8 JOam 2µm Xlnt lyp1sl an"tnl( backgmd Irvine Sharon 83J 8990. 11 0 U S F: K 1-; I:: I' t-: K I' Time :J adult~ Vat· "k wport S:i nta hnhc>I , CM 646 8304 Goo d ieneral back i:mund Set up & operate vanety of mac.'hmc:i m eluding turret lathe. vl!rl1cal & horli:onl&I mills & punch presses Small precision switch l'omponents. Days only Applications taken Sal Dec 11th & Mon lhru F'rl ST ACOSWITCH IMC Th E o E Attractive. over 18. for omp!io.n · Jl}';/\LTll SPA. w e will Secretary Gal Fridny PARK I NG AT T t; N . train right person for Top ~kills, e.Lrng shtnd DANT. S2.SO per hr Day easy fun JOb Mr <Ha r F'lcx hrs. xlnl arrngmnt. --RETAll~CI~ERKS Sc:rv1ce Sta Attendant. Wanted Oppurtunilll'!I F , time days 1-:xper'd for advancement avail. unly I.ale m et•h 'I knowled~e pref'd Neat Operungs 1n Costd Me!iu. :rppeoir & handwntin;.i Anaheim. C.irden Grove Appl Y morns . :!S:IC dt Westminster Newport Ulvd. C M 642-7702 __ SHOt::Sale .. person p/trmE' Vet Assistant, parl lime Ladies ~hoe~ Some ex afternoons & wknd!> Ap per nel' Paul Al!ar. ply Tues bet I & 3, nc> Shoes. !l Fai.h1on Island. phone enQwrlc~ :!48-01 NB752 G468 Alrr1a P kwy. Sullu D. Laguna Hills. Shop Foreman ---- Growing N 8 Co needs Woiter·Captaln Hard work ·s: 1nd1v1dual :or a small eontmcntul w111l leasl 1 yr exp rn restaurant 1n LaRund line production. all Beaeh Call between ph ases Should be 12·3£_m,494·0162 __ _ familiar w sh1p·i & rec, Waitress 1-~ood1Cocktail11 inventory l'Onlro l. etc Apply 'an 4pm. Blue Should h~vc somt' mech I Beet. 107 Zlst Pl. N B al11hty Good oppors for ---- " d v a n c e m e n t Wanted Mature e pl or 17141646 1787 Call bet 10 mature woman. live 1n & I JO Mr Niven or days. ideal Inc Sl'p SOt:IABLE ASSOC hvn ·~ qtrs. Mus t dnvc needed by 1-;x E(; in Cook simple meal$. Ilk whsle 1-'ully cap1lahied hskpn '>:. Call afl 5pm, "upply . P 1 l 1mc ~·J4ll ___ -- 12l3)!>92 3295 ----WAREHOUSE s p RA y r 1\ 1 NT F. R Only exper'd m plumb· Exper fanishanl( spray 1ng parts dt supplies need painter Jlrly rate open apply 536 1452 __ _ A PP I Y 1 n per so n · WOMAN over 6S w/c:ar to ~Odular Fixtures ~orp • shr. CdM home wtsamu. l'38W 17th St. CM E~~ Rmt board & nominial Stock Clcrk/Jamlor. $2 SC 'al lo right per9on hr 4hn a day, s dit)''I a ~IRht or day ph li73 472~ wk Apply in. pl!ri.on IMerctt.diH Storer Ca blc TV. 27392 ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • Camino Capistra no._......__ 1005 La~una Niguel 11204 ._ ... ..,...1 t'<1ual oppnr employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• llou."lekecper S4 per hr Mu'tl he reliable w an1t1at1vl' Perm pos1 t1on for qu;ihf1ed pers<in 1 hr.. dally \1on thru 1-·r1 or tw1c1• wkly full time 752 7576 I l39 Baker Costa Mesa 549·1041 Equal Oppor Employer &!or rules for part1et1 an rUS!iO. (24hrs > 752·9561 For appt c.'all 645 2667 Dec & New Years Eve -------Switchboard Operator , 640 7433 RECEPTIONIST Servicl' Station Atten r1t1mc Conllll't Auditor. Of Ant1"q111.a5I, Wonderland Management Trainee -Young man to work In HOUSEt<HPER • Growing Tool Rental $ Oay~ per wk 3 llr11 per Bus1neas. must be neat an day Own tran~p l.1do appearance & have very l!!land 752·1•31 neat handwriUnJi. 6 dul -wk. w /week day or ll~KPR Llve·in for cple Pref. marned man for o n L 1 do Is I c. P v t lbl rm /bath. ref 6'75~6109 permanent, respons " posilion, exper not re 1---------i q 'd. apply 1930 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa lnspectaon RECEIVING INSPECTOR T r y a Dall y Pilot Classified Ad to huy, sell or rent somethina ' A l I Cn danl, cxpcr'd Day & llotel l.aguna. 425 S ....- or uoN .eaiurtngBe mh Eves Pull&p1t1mc Ap Coast llwy. Lag Reh H CCE warehoust: PART TIME pany in cw Po ac ply, Shell Stillion. 17th & 49-1 1151 cramme<I with over 50() Telephone surv4!y. our Typmit required. Call K Irvine. NB ----------•music boxes. n1ckelo office CdM. to-a. Ideal for Bood. 75_i _s9_JO ----TELLH deon pianos. circus or· mother of school age Rec:eptlonist/Typull SF.RVlC!-;STATION. 1-'ull PARTTIMEONLV ons , wall rlocks. child Call aft llam for busy office. pleasant & part Lime Apply 9'JC Wiii tram. 1f necc111111ry grandftjlhcr r lork lj , 67S-8380 surroundings & ronds Eat1l Cnusl llwy Nwpt MuHt know lo key & type (ascinatlng antlquei.. ----------• Apply 9:30 lO 12 30 Plaza ~h. !'>47-0.139. Barhara_. __ OverSl.000,000 Worth PART-TIME American International OPPOITUHITY ~~~~u:::~n~u~~s. ~~~~Help W•t.d 7100 Hetp W•hd 7'00 Gallenes. 1802 T Ketter· In production dept. Hrs Irvine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnll St.. lrvln c . T el. Mon noon·•pm & 8pm· ---1s...1m Open Wed thru 5em, Tues 5pm-•am Nol---------•I _Sa_t.11 AM Lo .a PM. Vl11lt_'._ exper nee:. Will lraln RETAIL THE CITY Of Apply, Pennysaver, 1660 Placenua Ave. C.M ASST MANAGER HUNTINGTON BEACH Smal l precisi on machined & molded parts ror ele c.'t ro mechanical devices Working knowledge or true position dimension· Ing pref'd. Prorlclent use of precision meaaurlng instruments., 3.5 yni ex· per. required. Appllct· lions t•ken Sal Dec 11th & Mon lhru fl'rl STACOSWfTCH, IHC Http W•hd 7100Hefp W..ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OrMGRTRHE ... hw•1111t&T ...... Aa, 1111•lw POll\ION w/malional Jr Announces Employment Openings PUIUC AUCTIOM MANY FINE ITEMS OF ESTATE J EWF.LRV. ART OBJECTS, AN·.: TIQUES. FINE 1-'URN., ETC. PHONE FOR IN· FO & BROCHURE 1139 Raker CO.ta MHa 549·3041 F.quaJ Oppor Employer IHSUUTIOM IMSTALUR Sm •ll· ln1ulatlon Con· tractor In Sout hern Oran1e County neod• builder lnaulalion In· aialler. F:x-p pnf. but not nee. 495 1832 d•111 496-7651 evH STAFF POSmOH AACN Excellent prof es5ional career op. portunity. Irvine location.. Send re· sum.eto: Amlrlc•AIM~of Crfflclll-Cln Hu ... 21t2 ........ we.200........_CA 92664 Sportllwear chain 11tore1 For The Following Positions : Salary commensurate w1exper. XJnt benefits Opportunity ror advance mcnt. Apfly In per11on. PETR E 'S, 147 Weslmln11ter Mal l. West.minster. Retired Man w tm~ch· anlcal ability & desire lo learn a 2nd career Perm. Local business ~Qaft6pm. IAUSPHSOM F.arn up lO SS~. aver 30'1'! comm.~% pcrlorm bon ua. Call for 11ppl llGS-71181. SELL Idle Items wllh a D.Uly Pllot Clas1ltled Ad. 8'2-6678 Rtal Pl"OIMl"tv AQlllt $1327 t0 Sl6)t MO HetlcODhr Mee• mnlc ,, 161 to $1415 Mo llwchkNt SI I JO to Sl3'6 Mo AppUcatlons wlll be accepted at the Employment & Training Center, 538 Mein Street. HunUnaton B~acb through December 22nd, 1976 at 3PM. Ca.II 536·2526. _645_·2200 _____ --l VICTROLA 191" Brunswick two needle noot model. Has 11tor111• apace for reconia Mk> Int( UOO.OtJ Phone 631·31@ . BUVMV Green & Oranaa AntJque Horse Drawn Waler Wagon for an Unuaual Cbrutmaa 011'\. Makes • FanwocSlan. M2·70ll PU Ya PIANO White with &old antJqq· tna. Oood cond. lnwre1t Ins old style. .so Rolla .. Sl.1.SO. $40-38~ Cl11slfled Ads tell bl1 ltema. s mall Items or.. any Item 642·$678. .... oa tvlLYPILOT Frn!ay December 10, 1970 ~ S• IOSS ~ StM 1055 Ml~eUai..ov.t 1080 MlK•llGMOU' OOlO Pk.3o• • °"Jont IG 10 Swtlf' IC~6 ······················· ·•·············•······· ...••••......•.....•.......•••..........•......•.••.......•..•....... ······················· ~' 10050olJt 1040 ,.,.,.... 1050 l'\llUCAUCTIOM SAT lJ-4 11m lllghland UHll.l.PRF • .SSE::) TRAIN Sl::TS 'M1n1HAMMONU PIPt:R CUSTOM DRAP!-:RV ••••u••••••u•••••• ••••u•••••••••••uu•• •••••••••••••••~••••••• MANY F'JN" ITF.MS OF Or , NK Antq Trunk + Brand New 1'nx" 3' X ti' cuatom OROAN w/Tape Oeclc SHOP OWNJ!!R WOULD l\ntlQue clut'k•,i\KC F' Mtnl Schnauier OESIONERSSALE ESTATE JEWELRY muchmote'~toS20 HnvyOuLy hsyout with •t•tions. XlntcondS8004i$-47d LIKE TO TRADt: American, Europun Tiny y Chlbuahua. btfl. lttauutul 111~ VenfUan ART OBJ F.CTS. AN' , • tl•ll nee all moct.ls vulaae. mouolauu. tuo CUSTOM D RAP ~RV Jap&naa 1chool clnclla S41 ~ Velvet BAKKR Chair " TIQUES FIN& FURN S11l1Sun, 20U Grand PSllnUI t'e nell. hak4: foreiit. ttc Cil"9A Clift FOR COLOR TV. CALL IO'k o(f ~31132 1l28th --ott.oman.Belowcoal ETC PHONI': f'OR IN: Ciinal. Biil bl •fo'am f'rtl&hLS.lveie Wort h uoo mu1t OfMm1c BOBATe.40-rJOO SL II 8 POOOUS-R.,EO,LIE DECORATORS FO & BK OCH u RE ale-Baby ir1.1nd piano" 3838 Sunl.i ..-, Ave , ~A :.ucrlrtce 1 Call 642 0138 SeAr 1 1plnet otaian 2 TV ,........_ ~--- • AJI clrs (714) Me·Z848 CORNER ~2200 more 213 S11812M key board. chord Plldala 1.~-A n l IQ CI o c k ~ --875-5761, 9 30SPM WANTED LlkP new cond1t1on ,,.R, lt.r'wo 1 °'1 <; r a n d f 11 l h e r 'J'urku.h bred guard do& GARAGE SALi:: Mov•n& Cara"c Sale-Dec 10, 11. &. Pt(.J( £T1' 48' prof dr111l TOP CASH 00, LA R Movt'd le; a mall homt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wc1lmlnl1terCh1mc1 3 AnalllJlanShl'µ 14 mo Mu.attcllOakbdrmfum , l'VeryLhlni: iiocs 2012 12 lOam-4pm Toy~. Ina table Adjustable p•io f'OR vi.Joun need .:nore room IJOO'COmpltteStereo for Hlc Weight Vll'nnOI wall rl()('k M11le. love11 rluld StSO ml1c tbl1. book cues. w indward Ln N B SJL b1 ke11 . I awn m 11 we r . stt-el framt (;ost sso " • • . . 552 7~ 111 cabinet + 1ptaker11 & m 11 n1 Ii· c 1o<'k 11 642 $296 burtaui., 1ofas, many 1~4 l'd.icr. air cond . ch1n11 mulit :sl'll $40 8-tO 21106 JF.WELRY, WATCHKS. $300 644·7655 ~I sl1lllll 1lt1ms 6451881 Much more 2022l Run d k d AHT Of\JECTS. GOLD Churd Ore n S1lvertonc ------- ---Mahan AKC 7 mo show -Yard 1111le. m111c furn, nini; Spnns:-l.n II l! !_"Cnll\&Un w~ en_~ SILVER !i ERV IC F. Chn t~.,..J itt i r" 11 0 RCA Victor 21" color CJ>D Dealer\ & Dtall(nul QllllllLy,$1~orbHloffer Red11corllll111l blllt! 2 cloU11ng, "junk", blke, •. UN IQUE wi c ke r de i''INE 1-'URN & AN n1tvc$r u~1..J wf, sJo: JOlc 185 whol~ulo to thl• trade 548·0218 i wivel rocker chn. hme ~c Uec t1 & 12. 911m Sat 11·3 .,iano. l.ionel conLor couch/day bed 1 T IQUES 64$ 2200 now $19:i· bl!L Incl bench 6'4 4S'19 Orlenlal & American An --velvet. like nu S120 cot lpm 263 t: 23rd M CM Tru1n set , pool tbl . rt b.Y 3~ ft 1 poster dc tl4S-3430 liq~ 7f'ill ~133 cllll rur Uobcrl'Nln 1'1nacher Pup 496 Tf40 l11dy'11 nl!w 11!\ .iutr dub'J siwn with full wlrker LUGGAGI TAGS ----------RCA~ .. 1.-ulo.tOO TV lall' appt Open 11 3 . 2301 1 ~~~.k~~I~ ti~:~~l'~e;tui.t" Uvm& rm chair 125. Lii Nl'W Schwinn 111r1·~ blcy ~II I . c I c i 1; 6 t·1111c>py <.;rcen und white froM your buslneae c11rct Kimbell Oraan. Enler· mdl. coal 1675 aaklnll Moultor Pkwy Laljuna Sl5() <.:1111 4931~1 l•mp 1.10, }'.;nd table. $15. cle, loye, flower poh, nhood Ln C M rouon prtul l'Wihlon 8 send one card ror e11ch huncr 200 I yr old Sue 1225 t714>&48·90IM. Jlllla Business l'urk _ ., ......... ., racks, mt.a<: Items 31113 in nnlyu-lh11n" U• .. on· tau pl\I)> one spitre , We ~ All 5. 008·S!l38. c ,_ ~ Wmertck M6 6548 Ci ... S... ,.... '" .. •"' " MIDLAND 8 RADIO Sac 12 place seuin or Golden Retru·ver IJUP 16)11!.l-s c lyudlsplnyp1c:c1,1.Musl rt-turn pt'fmanenlly PLAYH,.AHO Brand Ol'W $100 or t>st C 1 C ~ pit's /\KC chum pion Wht P'rov Bdrm aeL &c 2 VARIETY 0 1-· GOODIES ~ww t. .M. ~ Co6t S3SO mu.tit t1ell 11~uk'd .1ttruct1ve t•ti & ofr Call aner ll.00 l'M ny11:!,i~~t• hi~5.6.~cn lines St~ reserve ror detiks & chairs. A.uto 8 Sat &Sun 1o.4 9amSatonly ~00/ofr 640 2808 even "trap. meetlna airline White with gold 11nllqu ~7 8393 _;,._ __ a_l!m -"""--Christmas 646·2226 Lr1.1ck sll:reu. Nancy. 2018Do o NB 10.-i.sand weekends. I O. reqwremenlli Pre-m11. C'rOOd cond. lnlereal· --------S40 l066,644 6333 ver r. · Sal., 0(-c II Wt1rncr & vent Ion & lhefl! Fur J lnll old :itylc SO Holls Wy11sey TV 11ame. plays Appllanc:n 80 I 0 Christmas P.upp1eis fo'1·m. CA RAGE SALE . Sund11y Bush~rd 10077 Olive Ctr WA TERBEDS peraonahiett tag enclose $1, 150 540.all94 12 g11mrio;, h11t1 ~hOOLlnl( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gerrr111n Shepherd pup-Vin¥1 hide11bed $40. chr», IOAM to 4PM. 3().2:8 War cit, I' V wallpaper. fabrH' or lle t f"r hp. 0 0 d gallery. Xlnt cond. MCI REFfUO EltATOr«S pu: $2.5. Avwl 19th Dec. t bis. I amps . m II c . f'(>O Ln C M <Hulet're1ll Yellow B1cyclc, muns ~~'::it~~!!e~l/~~0~~!~ "Day Glo" paper dt we luu f"c dr tv ra~l 982 3:19'7 ----- WASHERS DRYI::its ll4l ~ _ 9'79-l363. Furn. clothe!!, etc Cuah Schwinn, <cyrs old. Klnl w1lh he11ter & dehvery will ba<'k & tnm your ~l~~ La~~c:ore:s~ ::eu AM1 FM ll trllCk HS It kecondlt1ons ~epro11 & Iii' Uuul & Tr1.11ler. wood & Klngsz Headbrd. 2 nllt! only t•ond. Panasonic rt-cord every st} le d1!>rnunL1.-d ~~i ~~a~'i two cards SIH 8477 turntable. 2 3way apkn.. l''rgt Darna11t Guar1L>el ftbergla~s }lull. w 1o:s stnd11. lrlple dresser, Mo v 1 NG s ALE c haneer like nl'w AQu11Heaven ll:lll 7002 PRI<;t;S 1100 S41Pll8 2\IYrstnOnm11cCo Cl\rysler OB w /xlras. rrurror, like new $2SO. Everythml( l(OC!I from 5, Trumpet Olds t:m S2 3 $S SLemw11y Grand t:bony ----------DUNLAP'S s1soorirm 548 IS381 64&33'7hves to $IOO Fri-Slit Sun & bussador & case good DYNA GYM Like new 4 :ra~~~I 60ca ~~:1~~ d~I-~ loah & MlriM S7<, Mon. ll8$·V11lencla Apt l wnd 1465 Galaxy Or OnPh71152S31iO·l·1.~~ui.t !!ell $250 6 9••m'Sl ""ea ._.._-£ Ull:S Newport lll, CM /\la,kan Malt' mute ror Refng, Copperlone ., NpBch ~u .. .,.,. "" ....-r-m CALL548 771!0 Chnstmas, pups, urecd· l"reeier. uprii:ht $65 C M 549 1•311 _ _ _ _ _ lOor more'1 40t-a Lowrey Hollday Organ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------ing ~Lock 516 7228 :;.s7.2005 Just moved SalS4 22AS ~..---c:hnatmasBout1queNllB Sales Taxlnl'luded Virtuoso w/reverberat·GeMrtll 9010 Will buy some rcfr11(, up. eves/wknds Irvine Ave NB Mu6l GIANT Community Nursery NOl'ARO• inti Rythmn & blt1n ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• i>IJanct::.. workma or oot. • Mahoeany t:nallsh style &et nd of t · 1 GARAGE SALE School Dl'c 11. 911m 3pm Draw )"our own or send Leslie speakers 12.000 alsoscr11pmel11167~~ Mustsac2Shlh-T.tu, ladder back chairs. 2 x r81\ 1~1 Spnngd11le, Hell 2 name. address. phone & new . ask1n11 S800 iJV. Ev~nrude like new --father & son S:lOO arm. upholstered seoL1, Rederorollng Sule. must 7:S ye<!rs or oLUc cleaning Sprin1?dalc we'll make om.• card per 831-04Mt\•e $210 8 Skiff. restored. WASHER DRYER 673·2223 xJnt. SISO. Anltqu~ tall sell Lh1l> weekend Anti· from s ramilws SU big ----taa Add 25< each ltke new s7s. 64.5-M6$ • -----carved MahoillOY mir ques, Velvet pau·hwork we rented a warehouse North 1-·are down bag & Send check or money or Electronic Organ. tor Salton y ht.-p.f Lale model Must see lo ur>prec I-' nir. SlOO. 640·0946 kinai i.i Bedspread, white Oepl'es&ion glass. rurn, buck pak. $100 & S50 VW der to sale. Best offer • OC "-&-Super Deluxe Lhau APl>o pupplei;, on· ---kitchen utem1U~ Come l>k1 ruck Sl5 7S2·9007 PILOT PRl ... Tl ... G 846-S618 ...,,_"' ,_._He Di.. Multi cycle. like new ly 2 lert 9tiO 3976 ll Month old le11ther bar drUPt'S. glai.s & brQi.s see for yoursl!lr i''r1, S11l. " " treH Pe rf" l'l c-o n di l I 0 n with 2 stools S23S or besl coffee table. all Qu&llly Sun & Mon at J60'J W Lee's be11te cpl, 100 ) ds P 0 . Box l~ Baldwin orgun, full con· LllA.':iA APSO PUPPII::S offer. Call early A M ur pieces S50 $35() 6.U 98K9 McArthur Blvd s A $90. hand braid rug 9x12. Co6ua Me~11. Ca 92626 sole w1 porcu.s111on. reblt. loot Sale ~~~~~-~~i7S22Sforboth. Purebred, no papers. afler8;30.642·4622 CdM __ llarbor Business Park. s12s 8t211Al0pal Cr ~ d rt h lds' K '59mdl. Pncenegoua ble Beaut L 11 P•tralce -p:artl·colored, $100·SL50 -2406 Holly 1.n NO Sul & m the back, follow the ur 11 B IBch & Slater ) of ~,;ra. neer ~ ~ond '•.,,00eg 548-«>81. flbcrglasa boat.II, hulls & Kenmore wushcr & -jlas 6405685 Onental rum Exqu1s1te -.. ' · • · rows IA;~ " "" -decks al lei• lhan d""er in good workTnu t·arved leak & rosewood, Sun Beaut anlq Sk~. _.... ..'.-... --~ --IRVINE COAST COUN b"73-S276 Callafl llAM SportiMJGoock 8094 material coal. You ~d. SH.Ml 645.4594 5 Alaskan ~a1em u!e rer~. 7 vanyl loveseat, d1n1n~ doors:..,.h~wr. appl __ ~ THY CL IJ GU t ... F -----••••••••••••••••••••••• rlnlsh you save. Sat I. -------mos. AKC $12~. (;1111 set. 548·6288.1332·634:1 SACRIF'ICE MOVING Hones 8060 ~ l::M BERSHll' $450 PUILIC AUCTIOH Golf clubs left h11nd Gary Outbrd. Yacht Tender. 3 Mo o lrl 11 .2 Sears ~2347eves ---Sora & love Sl'at, GE •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• 1140·1347 MANYITEMSOF f"INE player lOlron~ J woods tO'hull&deckcomplete ColdliPol fro~tleSb refr111 l 'h"A p AKC6 Maple bunk beds with stereo g11s lu"s twin f;STATE JEWELRY. $7:S536·2294 • S125 & rrce.ter w iic-c mkr ns .,..,uer ups. mattresses, ladder. • " · Mart'. l.o!i quarl<>r & l.., Ara-TYPEWRITER. Royul ART OBJECTS. AN · · 13• hull & deck complel~ $1.25.Callf;7S11191 wks_old $75$100 f>46·75G4 S7S $4!!-l(H7 ocods. pictures, vacuu,m, b111n Ex per r1d1ir Port w1case. l1kl' new, TtQUES. FINE rURN , Mens I' & M Ski boots. s so tlJys &wknds. ---etc 640-4386.644·2028~r1· fi7S-7323llft 130 $40 Elec blank<'l, SS, ETC PHONE FOR IN· SIU lJ, xlnL cond Used ~1p ~r lul prlcf tnr 36"Gaffer&:SulllerGas .,__t y 8045 8' EARLY Amer Gold~ --: ----SJ6.002210AM 3PM PO & BROCH URE. on<'el-l!S837·3926all 7 damaged hulls from SSO Range, 2 ovens, anddle, ~ o OU sora SlSO. Blk. 1rnn chan fo'or !'l<1ll': 2 ponies & show 00-2200 --2 hroileni, $8S 673 4!l3S ••••••••••••••••••••••• deli er $100. 25" Ea riv Antiques & Treusures. Sut quarterhorse. 3 btkes, skates. beds, 11k 1:., -COL ~M A. N 2 Burner Everylhlng must go. Puppll's. ( .. crman Stlep Amer.ConsoleTV,nct•ds Dec lUh.18 4 C&11h3. "~ Cllll847 1091 boots, toy11, playhouse Propane :itv. fold'¥ Open Friday Mondoy Allent wn Rc~1 .. urent and M1x,culeJmos, t::vs wrk SlSO SJl ~ P rt ·!> a l' 5 · 1 5 9 " !S484468 WOVEN WOODS camp oven. $000 BTU Dam Spm . Sale e nd 5 hquor s lorc ownl.'r:.' Ire ~3.7309 ·· · Toulousl!, lrvlnc <The Shetland Pony & MorJCan 5,..., tolOQ/ Off Camp heater All new ~ when ull are sold. ht ereamrree1.erli x:i Bfhp Spanish Style Mdhoi;: Ranchi Arabian tOX10'ULil tack CARPET 163 yrd11 . Klllit v -io 70 55'i·62Mor979-26JI come, lstserve doo , d 2 K1ttens. '•Siamese Trestle tabll'. 2 ho:.t rm R!itofr 496-7946 Nylon Plush S4. pt"r yN.I •DELIVERY• Come early for the plclc up rs Xhll con Sl7:S 66SSurl, c M chairs, 2 benches $2SO CHRISTMAS SALi':. ITTS 5'.J00,642 22IO •BEFORE Our pool :s h;1rk.1 are ot the lot. Whtin you f l RM 499·1231 Call&UJ 04$0 30 .. Electnc stove, hv'l llandm11dl! Specially QUALITY Horse Blankets -----CHRISTMAS• raised sotahl• i;oe~. $150. co111e. brtnR transporta •CARPET . --i,:old $50. 546.07~ It cm" t' h 1 Id r c n . $21. 20'> otr all new tack . Walnut Triple Orcii!>cr ~ 833 9770 64S-<l244 Lion, you'll buy (;JIHISTMASSt>ECIAL Lovable blonde shorthalr Chr1:.tma!> hom4" Blk quaruly of used saddles, w1m1rror. matching 6 -We t\ccepl BofA. Muter lkl'onitor hwi. 230 yds small mule Ternpoo 11· Blue & Green sect w 2 n wu((h l'ourh 115 2 hay replacer pellets toe drawe1 bachelor chest 30-JOMarh~Glenfleld mdl C:hargcorcash. m 1 x Puppy 1 ow kb maLchino "r€'en quilled Beaut hanging lamps, lb5 S6 75, BAR·K pellet! O'l<eefe & Menl dbl IJILn U u:sed hydraulic chrs. 30. Wn ver Jx !Ix 32 a,..."'-. W ~uper h\y T11wncy Beige 0 • fl I best ff l k R ".._...., '<ylon Plush 642 2210 & 642 28111 chairs, l'nd table. him~. rescreen, awn furn 100 lb5 S7 05 Have louds ele<' oven. stove toll Ta H o5 ert11 e3113•3., e5ais srop(', :111ng dt C'ose, s pol· C~att. ms~ ----coffee table. hanging Fri & Sal 9am 2pm 983 of grl hay F'a1r Feeds, bh: lamp, walnut end tbl, air ty g " o. ting scope. Moyflower --Cock a poo, 2 yrs old lamp& & decorator tree Sandc119tle, CdM torr ~ !S066 couch, p(11yskool Loyi;, Bnstol C So Coast 30x60fleld 2 2" S200. Call 336 . ....._,., Mayu1g Wai>her & Dryer 495-1661 All coordmaled. S350 or Mar1-:ucnlel -11nllq cry~tal lamp PlataMall$40-8888 646-1922 W1"""'9oa. d --t Geldi ng Western o r -- ------H ~~r:.~\~yr w:i~~l·~~~~ ~ 8050 o_!!r. 833·:!!05 _ _ WeaRL 0 hc 5 r LpEc rTm 0 1u1 n 0 i.: Dll(llsh, xlnt begmnen ~-57oo_ - _ Sc1 ars Cloorh model 1sunlciassifled Ads 642.5678 ~r~':;..Prwy to Anaheim ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5· Cstm grn yellow, orig YA A EN horse 675·7323aft3 30 Train Layout "N" & amp w11 new u trn ;::;:::;;;:::;;=. _ _:===:l.:========;- HefnRl'r111111 . Fr1g1da1re Oanll!h Modern Ulnlog 5600. sell for S3SO 7' but A LL YARD SAL ES --8070 "110" Scale on 4x8' Lhl, violet bulb Hos heul w std1nlcss frunl 15 cufl Rm Set S200, Custom t.on l>ide brn vinyl rouch J\Jmost cvcrylhmg under Jewe4ry bridges, tunnels. towns, lamp us well und Li mer rrnstrre(• Opcrul1on & made 9' & 5' couch &ec orl g S500. 6e II $250 lhe i1un <or Ill lhc fog I for ••••••••••••••••••••••• elec lights $100 Wl·04ff9 blllll ln Excellent cond1· a"pl.'ararH•t• perfect uons S300. Anliqu• oold 962·4.272. you Lo choose Many WA ..... TED -----tlon . S20 00 Phone Sl 75 Mti 68116 g l us ta b I el>.$ 2 2 5 -" u "" ,. "' " ltem0 bran·' new but ull " WINCHESTER 30·"" 16.11 :114!1 Magnavoxstereoconsol~ Nu bdrm set Medil. rmpll pcr!ionul property TOP CASH DOI.LAH Rlf'l,E ----- <..; 1'~ 11 5 cu ft Ill walnut cabmct.Sl75. & butcher hlk des ign l''ine5t quuhty dresser., P A ID FOH VOUH MODEL!J4 N111ural Aeolian rull Rl•fnl{erator. I dr apt. call64l·Ol31l. dineue.557·9857 shoes. hnens. china, JEWELRY. WATCllES. wa·asl!. 11.-, boxei. of mink, ~1. 14 Appr ~t1.e, hurvEt:st t:old SlSO ------ -kttchware. uppllance~. ART OBJ ECTS, GOLU. shells & hopp~ . xlnt ~lSOO ~1200 M1nk/lthr l!<&l\.11742 I BUY Teak&Rosewood Burrel. small furn l(las11w11re. S i l.VER SE R VICE , cond Must sell $95 ,, Appr S.'lOO·n50 Best .. - - -** * * beautiful Teak end tbl gift Items & unusual FINE F U RN & AN Blonde china cabinet o(r Pvt P1y 646-8651. '74 Whirlpool Ii 1·yc le Good u:>ed Furniture & Sm curio cabinet. gl11ss Christmit!I d1Jcor11t1ons TIQUES.645 -2:!00 W/!lltdlnA !llass doors. 754.00111 w/revers1ble cul board. J\pphances --OR I will & wood r osewood Sat/Sun Dec 11 12, 9am -good cond, 550 846·8579 - top or hne mdl. pd $4'~. sell or SELL ror You. 675-9654 _ t1l dark. 610 llunllngton 141Ct. aft 6PM M11c.llOMOUs ~us11S~·7687aft~ MASTHSAUCTIOH --Sl bet Frankfort & ---Wanted 8081 AuctiOft 80 I 5 64M686 & tll-9615 2 Couch es, love seal, Geneva un old town> GOLD CHAINS Trimmer luwn mower, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cha1r. baby Curn & masc H B Fr~ S 16.00 heavy dUlY675.6237 SS CASI! FOR •PUBLIC* SAVE' New & used furn, all lllnt rond. 962·0166 -Antique copper pols $200 _ _ ---Good used rum1rerr1gs appl's, mist Wiison s Movlng sale Gai. stovt.', from Greece, macr11me, Adu1l 2A" J whl cycle, 3 frz.rs &sloves5'U>·O'i68 •FURNITURE • llau:a1n Nuuk, Now 2 Gcrog.Sale 8055 Baby remodel Items planlS&ba.skets spd $110 Red wing-bk •AUCTION* Stort" ~5 & 814 W ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~i· 9 3 44o Linden Sl • WHERE~ chrs100 646 4286 SJZe 11i, lct-hockey skates l!ILh. t' M 642 79JO & ___ ___ ___ Cabbages & Ki"91 ---1n good cond1Llon and re· •TonitR• 7 :30 PM• ~ 3262 WE BUY Gar age Sa le Furn . Sat & Sun Refng , beds, Comer Magnoha Warner Lg sohd tbl. 6 chr5 & bur asonably !lnced Phone epoa THE COMHl:CTIOH clothea, housewares, dressers & misc 600 W. nextlo Wlnchells fel. need'! rehn1shmg & 6.11 3_14_9·------- COMiCJftfNnh F\JRNITURETllATI~ Chnslma" lites. ell' l8thSl ,Costa Mesa 17040MCIC)lt0liaf.V. ~~~~~~·~1~k:";:~~~~t Queen bedroom set, sofa Stock LJQUidotioft1 Ihde-a beds from Sl~O ~l Sun fl·• 198!S Pomona SAT DEC uTH 141-0018 Iron Sl3S Prtbl 6/W TV & loveseut, living room l.ovl"ly bed room •elb. Wood 11amr 11e111 rrom C M ____ Beautiful new Chn1Stmas rirt bl l y pew rt r m Is~ chairs !SS6 8842. rlr1•,,e r11 , chl"llt!I ...... d h -----...,,..,, wn mU<' more Aquarium rropanc centerpieces, w1lh or RING -Converts to Pen· t.enu. Thurs or art 1eM n. •. ~n ~room :.et, •ofa nlll'"'<lan<li. hl.lbnh \hc~l "'The Little Warehouse heater. rod' lo<, ·Lereo w lhout candles r e "'r1 o anytime Sat ~ " htod.~. bunk bt•d,. hubv h d II h a ~ I ' . dant or Brooch. !Sets or r r & love seal, living room tum dr~k'\ ~ol.i~. 10 ,,:. t at un er 8~ 5 t e components, long size asonably priced S5 lk up, diamonds-12 cts hlue 67:S·O.'IOO cha1rs.tbls ~-8842 w11La. hlde u beds. 01 1wes th~t wont be un· atlk shee t.a, lampt;, 11lrl'11 noOun11 over SlS. 111291 Sapph.lre·l7ct Australian Time for C hrlstma:. Musical l I " d1.•nold ski boots, rhlldrcn'!I Arlln,ion Ln. 11.8 . <We&t Fire Op I. Will sac Must '"·>mpl HO Train Layout 1 ._~-.1. 8083 t01'11•111:.i,, 'w'1rr"v· llJlt"'cri.. 1~1.Heil.Un1tl. llU .iames,booka.hou11ehold on Me11dowlark Or orr sell be( Dec 15th Pvl. ~ nt d 4 8' tbl " ns..-...... mt o nlor & u ' \' imuh Sat & Sun 12·5 •-k1tch items, e l" Sun Graham I ,., ou e x ' Ml Cl PORT AILl "42· l244 "'1,, 4. 1815 "ntinu: • 'r • · -Pty. l7141962· 7393. t ransformers. l$ elec ., .. •••M••1••0•••M•••••••••• R""DIOS .,.. " .. • "' GaraJie Sale De<' 11 & 12, MOLLlES GOLD MINE 11wilches. rolling atock conn n-•11 utic eledc "" U,''IQUL' wicker ·•e NpBch __ u. r j •-l . Too h'ftll t lb• organ, el<ce ent con I · OICiAH5 ,, "' v ,,.,, years o unk "' loo Uruque 14K aold ch111n:1 muc "' s, mus c tlo S600 P p S32·12S9 ls -oJICTOR rora«>r rouch1day bcd 7 F\im lllmps Chn•tma)> t'Olle<:t mg. 1821 Viola Pl ·n' bracelets, diamonds seen. 423 E . 16Lh Place , n. ·------ """ .-.. rt by 3'' fl ' l>U8t4.'r dr Dl'ror. mower & edae~. (;.M ~·4720 •n' emeralds 'n' rinas & C M SIGNET Selmer Sliver w 11 • h., f ~ d r ) l' I ~ ~111n w1lh full wicker (',~ .. "II, lut• more S"LI B L.. orr r " •~ r . d h '""'~ " '-·-of Knie knak• •k•~ ttlings. y appt only Grayco EM-400 riute er rl! n.,era...,, .. , ret•.tl'I ~ + CSJIOflY {,rrrn an w 1te Sun 8·4PM. 10SO San ....,.,.. · 0 ' ~ ~. I IAYT'S MORt: \ICt-: M• rouon pnnl c·ush1on K p 11 b 10 C r C M SOrollsofw111lp11per, new Balboa'" and,67S·l:S72 /\1rleaspamlsprayr11oe •94 230S l'LIANl'.t.S&Ml~l· in "''l)'urelh11ne Uaeon· SunnowertoSmalley RV e lec equipmn 'L, Uvettock 8075 S850. _ 67~.:sijoo Revelle 3 pc drum set DOH'T MISS ly as d1spl11y p1cc~ Mu111 wonder pt>ny. Sat & Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crown Air Hockey w1h1ah h.iL cymbah1, THIS! IARGAIMS >tt Colt$.~ mu.st K"ll Garaae Sale Sat Only' 9651 L1t Capilla. f' V Reg. Morgan mare, broke Like new 5lOol & music stnd f<>R CHRISTMAS" GOO otr MO 2806 even· Oak & Pine Fl!rn Stand~. <Brookhursl/Warnerl to ride & drl ve, blk '50 642.:s107 CmplL $235 All 4pm, f' xJ 1 Iii 'h inp •nd weekends and lots mort 17071 Garage Sale. lolR of loys, parade Morgan acldtng, ~ (J1T1 p::m1.'~:"111~·m~ ~~1hl~·c~ CON,.ISCATEOA iotock TwainLane,H B lOY bnx, nde toys, SIS. Eng. Weste rn 1714 )New Qn St Wator Bed, CL_A_Rl_N_E_T_B--d--ood- l l I \\ h ...1 r r •· 10 4, 13171 /\ndele. Irv 3311-1011 $200, t011pd bike, W . sml un 1Y· ll i llrf'd <' 1· onor .,. so 11s & ovestata ... 23•0 sanu Ana Ave. firls bike SlO, el(><' dryr . cond Case 1ncld $125 lhn .. r\mt•rtt·.i11I 11n1t &lttperc\ & itamcaeb All beLwn 23rd &: Santa Gi!raue Snll'. Sol 8·4PM. MadUnery 1078 7S, antique Rrlrm set ~ 73411 \1 ·' 'I t• r 1 h u r IC c 11 I a o Btlow Wholtule M Utot Isabel Fri -Sal 9·S B b" ...... ,,, d L \'. ••••• • •• • • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • ..,,,, s ------L • • h 1 cr • l'hctk,. & Srll 8421.244 11 Y ~. rum se · • _,.,, pwr mower, 15, Teave> TA400, 5700; ~ (.;A.'ill 'loO l't-HSOl'tAl. TIIE CONNECTION t07 Jumlnt, CctM Sul on bed + misc items. 1121 CEMENT Mixer S'-11 cu Ping P ong Table. Sl:S. K~mo monitors. $125' l1lECAS l'Ll:.ASE , 73.'1 Unit I. ly 8AM Rl'frig, rocker, Salvador. CM. Meu del n. Elec mtr Hand low and M11c 11ems S81-18tl Le5 Paul ropy wiGibson MASTHS AUCTIOM Heil Ave 11 B hachold items Mar 545 67SO wtwhls. New' S250i orr MV hnrdwar\I Sl50 .... Violin 557 6264 or 979 2631 d f 1075''' Hwpt 81vd Ovul PECAN WOOD c~ 200 Via Genoll. Lido 1!11 G78-15 Tlre11, Powell M1n1 Bumper Pool Tuble, slate. ~~gr.J:.~~8 or other COSTAMESA frtUihlewclall!l tup<a2 Siit &Sun Blki::..elothei; bike, 1w1vel rocker, lloml·l1ll' Ch111nuw base. t yr old 1125. 646-1616 8ll·9625 " $2' l perfect concl &skis, mlAc ltemt1 ri•mt"8. coffee tbl, hsehlct XL·9M itlnl rond 1 yr 642 8327 Orum sel ~ pc Yamaha. --i\lmMt S400 new Will t.ems, m11c. Sal 9·3, Su.n olrl $295 or hst ofr Dinell" Set, lbl, 4 "hn & Ludwig bass drum ped l lcrcJ-t 8020 M"ll ror Sl~ (;.ill 64:S-09S:S Y1111"(1 Sale Fri SPaL·Sun ~Jc 3Ml46 Country Cluli s.48 9546 leaf. Frplc w1elec~ loas die Xlnl cond 112.51 bst ••••••••••••••••••••••• nftcr:Spm 8AM on 1741 omonu · Beaullful 'ewelrv, me·n~ ofr Callfl.44·4709 Ra~91 h C'rund Pr1i1 " 10 ---Ave S .. T " B d II Ml.c.lw-.s IOIO ' , ----' . SUl'F:R !\UY' If Couch Lot• of MISC. " ,.n~ 11que o s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ladies nnflb, at reH. pre (; es F' e n d 6 r II bike 2() 1, (r11m1'. · ' • depreulon glai11 collec· pnces. Lifetime guar p b G t llkl• Nl::W ' S80 842 0131J J!Ood cond. Only 160. Patio Sate· Catamaran.& tiblea cpt" Cnr. 'Hohd1ty Formica Pirnie T11ble 646·470S ret•151on au u1 ar. n1nck Naug. recliner, • . bo &Ba , •·NO w/benches, 3 x 12· llvy -fender busman amp. US F. D. RF. n lJ 11. T & like new, hardly used. 250 & 450• 8SO lb cap , Ill yport. duty work bench 14 11 3'. Firewood S80 per cord , Both like new 9611·22.'13 Ouoranleed All types. $75. Maple swlvl!I rocker trlr. ad cond·ll ?S. 611 Saw horses & l oak desk $47 .SO per i.., cord, In parts rrpa1r11 Tradl' ms ~.Call 64S· 1689 For d f' a Ir 1" ne ·II te 11 Garage Ssle · Furn, odds wtchr. 641·61018 to6 pm. eludes dell v. 493 2063, Office "'"'it.. & (ICC\'pted 631 2101 a~lfl.$90(). Kawai Console I< ends 3 Kama Ill Ct . 496·2917 .... ,...,.. 8011 -------5 Pc Walnut bdrm 11et, Puano, 19SO. wd ao·kart. N B (Nwpt Cre1>U Sat 12 Sheet11 of ln11ulatlon ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Nl::W USED BI K~S• k1n11 hdbrd. twn mal· b lkl!, mlfH' t oys & 9~ · 3~". $20, small cheat ot R.efrtaerator. bwr. couch, Complete otrlce set·U" Buy S.•ll Tr.idl' trt'S!ICS, hke new S3SO ti I a IS w a re ~ · 3 2 0 6 drawera SS. wood Ironing bed, dreasor, mu11t sell. xlnt at.eel deaka & chair;'. Puu & R11p1dr11 23" UC/\ con.'IOle TV. an Delaware Pl C M Br 11s8 pl pe f ill In Its . boud $S, padded dbl eheap 645 ~ swivels alao 875.3000 !)kateboard' llque wht. %l" + stereo C 11 tu I y t ic h cate r , headbo•rd SS metal kit · · Cycle & l'o. ~ Ntwport AM FM record pl11ver. Sat. Sale: Clolhes, boob, hardware, amall tooh,, tbl no chrs, ss'. B&W port 2-pants su1t.'I. :oilze 42, W Bay &_!!!ec_h_R_l_IY __ _ Blvd C \1 1142 7910 S2S() ~52·"282 -portable ty~ewrller ' etc 243S Ora.n11e Ave tv, works xlnt S6S Call each, I blk & l blu DESKS·Oak. M&hoaany, mlac Ch1qu1ta, l..B C M Sat onl .. ~ 846-2821 MS 5817 e Schwinn Var11ly 10 ~pd. CRIBS l n f11nL Bed 4!M-G88l . . . y. a .. eropm.645·18.57 . -. ev Ii met.al.S2Slolll0 111" ~rh~meS8024 ... 2~3heel. drc,se;, nlte stand i. Sal & Sun Tires. tool•. Movina & redecrtn'g Sat Whlrlyblrd-hold!I 4 kids WAT ERBEO Water IWG __ ~_i __ _ ROOtl., .pe '" 1'8 baby chan1er. 833--0828 alas. Juoque. baby itema. le Sun Oarden equip, S20 Wolk1na spnnkler work." ' Po3l•r. wood 3 M T h '-' r m 0 t a 11 3SpdWomon11 Bike, like Udo CoupleselUoaquaU· 713Center,CM 541J.11847 furn , m lac I05SO S1:S. Foldup cart rill S200 675 9'97 ··secr ti tary·· copy Ol'w,140. Ly furn 2 stained «lass Toys. bike. clothes, furn ' Chinook, P' V. ~~arbor lockc-r $2$ 10" Radial arm uw. m ach1n11. l1 kl' nttw ----'~ !S618 windows couch, end misc. S at 9 s :S l 5 l FAMIUIS typewriters, shotauns. -.Z 8.5 980-2M3eves c...,... & tbls Ii l11m119 67S-24SI Catalina Or Newport J know It ·1 clot1C' t o W h I t e h o 11 11 s f o r dfforator aru ruu . fllo Peh 1017 eq.1,...nt 1030 Walnut dmma game tbl Ha\a. Chrl•tm aa. but maybe Chnstmas gins. coolllea cablnou. Monoral ound ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... /t bu I h ••oo YoU better not ml.as lhl! or candy 21 .... h1, ~/8 equip , 10 llJsorted Adoroblo cuddly Lhuo 111 rn c rs· " Giant! Sat Nu pwr toola, ooe Down ''"pin& baa• loo& & 6!S18 wide-, Sc ea. bedroom rhe11 t' " Ap&o. puppl11, s wka. <.:amera Kodak Retina Ill Obi bookcase hdbrd W . ojd tum. brass backaam· <new ). IJetr\s. dlx 008 oo 3379 cabinet.I. aaaohne pump, AKC ~S300 58HiG'1li C. ~MM, ha1 new11hut ~n1~ond Movlna moa lbla tapes. mlrrora. bed, boaUna Item• It an 2l " Zenith color TV. · ~:31:iauto rl u1h 105. 929 Arbor . C M. nr. automobllt & Iota of lrv1neCoast CountryClub nerd• t ran1rorm cr. Movlna' Sell ch1ckoos, --------MOVING' Furn, anti 19th/Monrovia other &ooc11es. Sat .. Sun ~Ol:emllC'r!!hlp, S300 S001248 duck. ,..bbtta Ii caats CGh IOlS Qut3. reduced. Bdrm e.i. Sat • SUn. 332 Hamilton, 1 I a m . 4 Pm . 4 3 0 i,., Old ct1w fl'oot Bath tub All for AO. ~928 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iamt< set. lampt1. Fri, CM. Coleman 2 bumer GokSenrod Ave, Corona CARPETlNO. Alm011t nu. CottM tbl, end tbl, old So W11l Pel Center lllmalay•n Klttell3. S'ln!lt Sat. Sun PM only S un· atove, 2 cota w/pada, deJ Mar. Gd nubby brwn & quail· rocklna chair I& other W o r Id ·' I a r a., s L: colon, Clo~A Re11 Adult da.y. 646"860&. 303 LaJolla tent.. etec ippl _ warne HBRS C horale Jroup ly Yellow shaa .$1 75 yd. ml3r S36 2137 Brtatol/ McArthur S.A te1nl7S& up. 768-•ntl Dr. ND Iron, akW ... le• 01111b1r, Rummaae sale. Sat ~6889 S56-lfi4 • ., ---------IFt F Cnldapol t:? cu tt.1--------- I c 4' cream fr u aor · 12/11, lCM pm. Corner POOL Tbl. 7lt4. $100, Cheat Ftu SlOO, like PARROT. Youn1 • I.Am• 8lank1 1t.11 EZ Thrtm It•· M aanoll a / O a rt le Id . 1'75. new. Oltv• recliner. Uko Ta I k • ,0 m 11 UJ o «-~ ~nr & muc more FounlAln Valley. 49'1·2105 oew~. ff5·~ 873-1480 P~rtlAn Ii Himalayan lut.Un & cat. reg. & ahota. Find what )'Ou w1at ln M&-111165 l>a1ly Pilot Cla11lt lett11. ---. Got six geese a laying you 'd like to move before Christmas? Mov e the m under our tree. On each Thursday through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make It easier for· you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & s ell y our toys, s p o rts e quipm e nt. luggag e, appliances, furniture, antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rates a r e $4 .00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the larges t box . BIG. BIG SAVINGf: If you run more than one time. For more Information and to plare yo ur ad just call 642·5678 and ask for your · Chrlstm as Ad· Viser for more information. Your credit ls good with us. We'll bUI you or you can charge your ad to your Ma s ter Charge or BankAmerica rd. 642-5678 .... .. .. . ... -----... . ... I lor.h, Mori.•• lie , Sl:pt/ Aut? ~nlcc.raris NCks '560 Autos, Imported Avtos, lmpor1ed Frldi!y December 10, 1978 '-"',...... 9030 Doc.b 9070 & Acceatoriea 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• Mu"I S.11 'till ~ l'lJ VII. BMW 9712 IMW 9712 Aatto1, Imported Alltot, Imported Johnlon 25l1p 0 1 Board SW P up lo 30• beautJful •uto. AIC. run. 'lnl Hlu •••••••• •••• •••• •• •••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• • •• • • ••••••••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •••• ••••• motor Xwtwnd locdlion 1n Newport ltclill Cht'V) <llS:lt'lllC $l6:10 ofrti4tl !llJI 1974 2002 BMW '111nt rond. Dahm 9720 ~ 9730 $30 3R17 Stach 675 llll27 1 J-'ih !iii 73 S2M VWtt 9570 new lire:.. btki.. AM t''M ~ ..... ~ ..................................... .. ___ t'rank ~h3.!02 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,·,ns stereo Bllt orr 73 Z40Z Xlnt rond . ulr. 4 Men Inflatable RJrt ~s,e.4& 9080 2Junk VW -. l9JSGMC G'75-~or&lS 768'7 AM FM . 4 :SJJd . nt'w w1noor bu11rds. m otor ._, s:!:2:> for-~ilh. 01 "" --r oi d 1 J I ~ . M a IC ' mount J.H PSeeiiullen11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1l~4J SURFERVAH '77 BMWs .. BMW UiOO i\M nt. <213H3tHI060 or (714 ) •. -.00 ~08 "7~ 1.odaac IS' w/lrlr St'lb Autumal1c. u1r cond Mk hetins SI~ MS 4774 new ror $3.000 Wrll t.ik•· 1 ... & toti Mui.tan~ 11Jrb i.unroor porthoh.•i.. lit' fi73 5157 833 ~ ------- 'SlOO. 541-4175 675 !1398 $!>7 \jg57 "hechi & 8 tnirk ,lt·n·o Tll T ll Tll Tll traJ\!I. R H. nt'w trre11 &. JAGUARXJS Ava1l.1bll.• All'O 110011 :; I' I ~ i; t 10 n c. f 1; l h c• r model!. (;all ror t1uotc IRITISH CAlt CO. ITl•1~ 2900 ll!13lW4 ~l DAILY PILOT 97l2 .•.....•............... 1974 1/J JENS~ HEALEY COHVERTllU .> 'P~t'd Willi i\M Jo'\1 ,lrrt'tl tuµt' lmmut·ul11tc thruoul • 100:.:-1 h. K 1 MARQUIS VOLVO MISSI ON \'ll';Jt) ll 1-2880 495· ll I 0 WW ll Ph1lh5extunt 11400 or lrul.I~ lor ~ l'n\Jlc•pJrt} Call luxe lnm. 1·hromt' wm; HERE NOW 111 Dubun 1 Ur • .auto \07-'!ll 72 Xlnl Must sdl starter. cor rumpus l8' to 20' tl(!uvy duty bo11l T at•--SADDLllACK ~ 8342. 9tJ.2 2004 A' k In I( Sl!l5 J d r k Autos, Hew '800 Auto1, Mew 9800 tra•l•r. •tn1 long tOO"Ut' ,...,.--. ._, .. .-..for~..... TH ""7 3398 or 751·451l •" ,. " r-, _. ~• V•• • •y tM,OltTS SU f All ""' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MINll Sl25 or ~l urr •••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• •••••••••• •• •••• •• •• •• • .._... 551·188.1_ ~R-'-" • Sol.e/ 9 I 20 ~•/ 8l I ·Z040 495-4949 MIW l2CM TODAY CGpri 9715 ~•••••••••••!?.~! --C---.. -&-1-__.-,-.... ---~----. ..... Cl.;.--•~ 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,. llull Guard cA Ooot IJalh 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~• 64 1-'ord Wini.low Van. fl S 14. O D Lt I A C I( 1973 C'",ltl Ferruri '114 330 GT Xlnl For WOILD'S LARCHST Nr new for UJJ lo a .to '70VWC11m Molull• Xln\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cyl, :.t1rk. <irrgmal '"' v••••yaM,OlTS ~ New Horr.an! wire -~·ssTOCl(l ... G _bo..!!_$150 673 2~!1 run 'g cund. rt·hlt t'ng. l9J5 C.:hrvy tr.urk ~Int out Rebll en11. drt\ltlb ~.. COUl't:<; -t speed Wllh wheels 644·93881642·0054 -" E i A OOH " 11 bl l'oi> Top Tint & morl' rood Sl~ i'lrm <.:all pedl!Ct Must set•' 131·2040495-4949 rltd10.m7JLUl v nru,.e 1 .-~e 1 ,.., A '1 T:J 74 41121!374 Sacnrrce Sll9s. 968 9775 O ... LY S 1695 Rot 9725 w/10 hrs on mtr $2200 ..,,ooo r el'n, t. u u or -. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-1731 t;.'5.J474_ ----·s1T Bini 11r_:_s_ -- -MARQUIS TOYOTA '7t l~ Spider. xlnt rond ·72 HAVASU C Bes t orrcr '70 Ford E300 Custom MISslON VIEJO <Cl 000 m1 on reblt en11 loah, 'ower 9040 am pe r 6451459urt 6 JJm & 8ll·2110 495-1210 · " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded Xlnl l'OOd Make ---Int . AMl fM Strack. hvy I Sf • H OADWAY ---------· $:lOIJO 960-4934 ---orr Ph 645 0768 h d duly trans, tires. healer. SANTA ANA . -1937 C evy 1 dr se an Good run'11 eond Perfl•t·L '76 CAPRI 2 DR 1975 Rat Spldltr 30'H .:t'f'RIES T ILTON ll1lton 71. IS Ulk. restored. original rm travcl.$2.UOO 646·7959 835·3171 6 cyl. 4 ape4!(1. factory s speed. pwr. disc F1ybr1dge Sportfb.her CO Xlnl Mo.,l '>I'll Very clean 536170I '"~Uln111.ano11MN01UCHtHE air. vow er brakes. brakes. heater . vinyl in P'rPShwatertwnV!r~ ~r>488342.!J6220:14 .. 11 MULA F rd .,kup 75ChevyVnn, •USEDIMW't* A ~/FM radi o tenor. radials. AMIFM Assum. loan AY646 9000 ----. . 0 .. 6ryl, auto. 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H!W '76 OflAHGE COUNTY'S 888 DOVE ST $1.250 Ueforc )OU buy. ~1vt· us u 1913 Cad louring Car OLDEST NEWPORT BEACH · call' Bt'aut re:.tored $1 2.000 CA,RI II M'Go 1958 Classic C.:hmcrafl BEACH IMPORTS 1931 l>lx Ford RQall~kr ('ompl~te with front d1:.r & 2626HARIOI ILVO. lll·llOO Mehogany $2700 Xlnt mint cond $12.000 Good brakes. steel bellt>d COSTA MESA ·oo Flat l24 Spyder Must cond a u "-'•" 848 DOVE ST. d1<1co unl ror both rad1nls. s tyled steel ---------.....,..,,..,,, see t o appreciate ----HEW,ORT IEA.CH 1714 1<1~ 32W whl'cl tover:.. rack & S J ft...1....- 9720 $2300 offer 673-11429 ~· Clms ·57 wood hull.:! 752 0900 pinon sleenng, rcchnmg a es·Serv1ce·Leasmg - eng. new Im:.. Ne" port • _ RKttatioftal hurkel :.eat:., fold down Roy CC9'Yer,l11c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 Fiat 128 SLC. 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"Wherr 1s 197~• Y jmah:i 17~· , A(.'l:ESSOrtlf:S mi cs r new $2600 675 96S4 As Is " Ins pect l.1t1c) ~ Mt 5pm, 5"' 1"11 VanConver!>Wnl>& RV SPECIALS HATCt9.ACa5 & WAe.oMS Copy of focfOI 'I ...... wtJI be tlilowll to yo. -........ wttll 'f'IS' ~of ... ....._htedc.-.: '72 2002·Automalk , air 8210 4 Uoo <t I Shipyard. NewJJC)rl .sub F'or Sah'. 73 l\,1wa~uk1 St•n1cc lni.ur Work co n d & s le r co <7357151 r ~vcec m1t offer to South (;oa~l ·tOCI i.:ood t'tllJCI Fonda's RV Service l:>l.5RKK> 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~arine ~rveyori.. ~732 · !16ll 1193 :.!177 ll<.1rbor lilvcl 2 TO CHOOSE MOW $2895 .t: 2nd St r eel. Lunl! u)>ld Mesa fl.IS 1007 1188 DOVt::ST ET Brand Mew •7 6 HONDA Cars OVH 100 Ser 1166203. Ser 1135870. $8' •48003 Ser 133111. Ser 102378. Ser '16446 Ser 124421 Ser #00805 Ser •32166 Ser •24589 Ser • 24518, Ser 115246 Ser 193556.Ser #99555 Beach, Ca hf Tel 121:11 KAW \SAKI !IOU. -----A.utot W~ 9590 Near MacArthur 434.8471 Sale to I>..• eon Drrt Bike 4 WM.I Ori"•' 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '733 OCS-4 ~peed . i.unroor & JJmboree Roadlt eluded noon 12, IS17b S22.'ior l~l !>57 lat.K ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH FOR CARS! & air cond l '"" 11er 833· 1300 1970 TOYOT .a <!lb7 Kl.M > -----To ChooM FrOM! 't!J CLA.5SIC ClllUS l!S Overnighter 9 yr owner must s ell. Movini.: 10 larger boat Recent sur vey & repower UM'd l11r Maritn f1 s h 1ni: 111 649-256.1 eves 1!173 lloncl.1 X It 7'• (',1111 paint. 22mm c jrh l'-.Lm m.1n1nd port II< JJ<il!-.hc·ct Hoi.:t• sho<'k!t •hml l.11411 ) x lrJ .. uk tin· '\lr.i ruw 1~1nl.I Nt>v<·r rJl't•1I \It lpm. 640 11777 "' Top $ Dollar $ paid fur lAMDCRUISER dean u11ed t·ars. trut·ks & ·73 lJAVARIA-4 speed. TOP IUYER Slick '>h1f1 . r a dio & Corvelteis Al>k ror Paul air co nd & s tereo See u~ first. & l1111t' Top UNIVERSITY OldsMObile Hondo Can • GMC Trucks LAIGE SB.IC110H OF XI,,... & 124 SPIDHS heater Completely over O'Neill <G80PPM 1 dolldr p111d for import-. huuJl'<l 11~53KXV > HOWA.RD Che"roa.t . . COSTA MESA ONLY $2991 Do1.-e & Quail St.:s '74 2002 4 speed, slerco & DATSUN MARQUIS TOYOTA NEWPORT lJEACH sunroof C&l.22> 2850 llarbor Blvd. A. LarcJe Selection of Extra Clean loah, Soil 9060 .........•............. llobie 16. trlr. new tran-. &· 1!169 250 t.nduro. slr<·t·I l<'gal. rcbll eni:. mu-.1 ~t·c· MISSION VIF.JO 831-2880495-1210 tu up1Hec·1Jl l' $350 . ------960 3SSI 74 flla1Pr c•JVl lop, xlnl WF: PAV TOI' DOLLAR FC>H TOP USED CAltS FOHF:IGN . 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S4:i00 5.">1 14Z4 IAUER BUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd Cc.1e1ta Mesa 979 2500 WE BUY CLEAHCARS &TRUCKS Pac1r1r Catamuran Mubt bike l.1k1· new $3511 or CONNELL CHEVROLET sell Rest offer ti:ll 1396 bstofr MO 95211 73JeepCJ 5 "Hlg' 6 iclnl 2828 llarbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546·1200 aft 5 rond. 22 000 m 1 83().3065 ----·73 Honda 750 Xlnl rnncl nr!IJ7 1111 H•b1e lff Whitt• " blue ~tr.c. $1.:!UOur Ue'lt offer tramp. blue & wht .. 1111:. ~7 lltl'7R E'<l JS 1 Whl.'l'I DrtH' 67 Chevy ---TOP DOI.LAH PAIU IMMt.:DIATELY FOR ALL l"OHEIGN CARS CAI.I. OH CO ME IN TO SEE US NEWPORT IM,ORTS 3100W Clll llwy, NB 642-9405 Sharp $12011 t7 1~1 675-1764 or C21JI 169 2296 Must sac 40 Motor ::,a1ler J"Ww Diesel eng . Call Hel. 673·Z>80 e.J 2-Z&. full rare. tl haR'· 6 HP oulbrd , aslc1na ~.866 0'.l-'6 El.<'hell" 22. hotlt-'l ki!1•I boat. 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CJualc de:11an SJ900 l'h 17 OPPORTUNITY latocu often when you I.de resull·gettlnR Dally Piiot Class1fwd Ads lo reach the Orun11c <.:ou~t m11rkct Phone 8'2-5678 lxl • 12 Iii 5 tires. 3 'SIS l\a .. a11dk1 17!> ~.mturo lank-. xtrJS $2.950 CleJll & ftUtt•k Re,entl> ~ 111.lti rbll Al-'.;t> Ports h1k w rbll t-111!. pul1:.he crank borl•d lo :!~'l' Ol"W t lute h S:l50 for .111 ~ 21'40or MS 2875 '7:.?~1uk1 T M ti:-i Xlnt l'Onl.l1uun '71 Tmola 1.andcru1ser Lo m1 l> new sort top. 3 <1pd \1ust sell W11l 1ar at S260t> 67 S 4 2 50 o r ;~ 13\11 Trucks 9560 8.'\ ( 11~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , • lit• Dodgl' ' .. T I! bed. lo 1 5 2 ., II '\ a m a h .1 rru S1500 or lwi.l urfc•r Mono., hod. 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El Camino Ii. rncl1n heater. air. & uth~r ~tras $1200 536 7430 72 Couner, shell, lx>Ol, AM F\f c ai1i.ellt> t' H mags. tires. m 1rrorll. bumper. many xlralt Muat St.?11 by 12 11 71i Perr rond. 12.500 675-27:16 ·71 Ford .\• Ranger Rbll Wt: RUY •USEOCAHS& TRUCKS• Come in or C.-11 FREE Appraisal Grotft Chenolet 18'!11 Be11rh Bl vd. I lunllnl(ton l~arh 847-6087 • 549-3331 TOP DOLLAR PAID l·'ORC.:LEAN IMPORTCAIS AU MODELS 2fi GMt'MO'IOHllO\H: enl!. duel tanks. Jecmun USL'OAUTO PAl'TS n m• & trrea AM·FM • '" ' • si11,r~1~·~ ~~~~ p,l Xlnt rond sll-19'79 or _54(). __ 51_~_· _____ _ f\42 40!l7 Nwpt 496-8827 al\ S. l2600 Wanted '117 VW converll· • • • • '65 J-'ord PtU. long bed. ble Mu:>l be orl1unal. RA?nt N<'w ZI P1rehall. Very clean Call pnvate purty llU!i Cush. ll-Olf l'Onl. loadb of WIO 751-2800 after 6pm 646·63911 dows Ir counter s pa<·e --------- 645 ~-__ '62 UtJllty Body. ~~ Ton . ..._, lfRPOl"ffd GM<.: Lntc ·n. 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(11591JTl $2299. het.~ Dalt1u.n pickup llres. ,_,-"lw.lli!lillllflii rima. Xl.nt rond. Eves. d9-ll48; 499·2!>41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7JAUDI 4H.SIOAM Au lo . tr•n1., po w t r tteerin1. radk>. heater, wbltewall Urea. (Slit. tmoA> 3495. 540·510 Used Sports Ccrs Costa Mesa 540.9640 -----J.,._. 9710 2845 Harbor Blvd. '74 BAVAHIA4 s peed , <.:osta Mei.j 540 6410 111r cond & s unroof -, --tJ.Ull t<'M 1 Uni Wjgon. ulr . radial~. • • roof r11ck radio. orig ·;:, <!U02-i\ulomal1c, air own. xlnl $ll!SI) 96l! 4914 1•<ind &stereo 103411 '74 260Z Xlnt c:ond . . ....••..•.•........... Silver Beauty 3 K Sedan w Holl:. G r1 11 $3900 5J6 22411 w • .,. ....... to ....ta ............ Ht111J1 '' bC1J tenice .,.. a body -.. Senke Dept. o,.. 111n. lllte 'ti 9 ,,_. ·75 5301A·Pull power mrrnnd. C906MVG ). 2TOCHOOSE AMlfM • .-11r Must ~ell. & 9'79·3171 or dfl O. 193·11525 '73 Jag XJ ll!L 4 dr sedan, JO.IJOO ml. xlnt cond l Owner c11r Air. AMl l''M 75 Oat11un, 8210. 2 dr. 4 11t.en.•<Hape deck Asking 11pd, xlnl cond, $2,750 or $8000. 642 0642 eves. '76 2002·4 speed, sterl·o best orrer 5111 1~7 evii. cassette.a1rcond.&only ~90~dy!I '64 XK "'; Coupe Tape 800m1les. (53371 lil deck, wire whl11, $1750 S '"DDLEl'"CK Oat.sun, 73, 240Z, uc, 4 Ph963 7552 • • spd, mul(s, 36M m1. sun -------1 VALLEY IMPORTS roof, xtra:.. xlnt t·ond SELL ldlt! ttemii with a Bl I ·2040 495.4949 $4250. Pvt l'ty. 968 6~2 Da~ly Piiot Cl:.ss1fied Ad. Offw ...... 11-13 ·" Alltol, H•w HOO AMtot, Hew 9100 AMto1, H•w 9100 AMfot, New 9100 Allto1, Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW 1976 DATSUNS LEFT 821o·s. 710 Sedans + Station Wagons. Pickups & 610 Sedans + Statton Wagons ALL SALE PRICED IWHILE THEY LASTJ INCLUDED IS A 5 YR., 50,000 MILES SERVICE CONTRA.CT FREE EXAMPLE HIW 1'161210 WITH RADIO SIDE MOLDINGS & UNDERCOATING PLUS A Fiii 5 YR . 50.000 MILE SERVICE CONTRACT (HL8210784276--46561 s3190 Plus TM ~License THIS IS WHAT OUI SllVICI COMTIACT Ml.AMS TO YOU -MICHAHICAL -..DOWH: YOU ..na PAY MOU THAM US POI MAJOm MICHAMICAL llPAllS FOil YOUI YIHICl.I; UNT AL CAI COVllAM: MAXIMUM SSO PU OCCUlllMCI: TOW1MG COVEUGI:: MAXIMUM $20 Pia MICHAMICAL lllAKDOWH. THIS SllVICI COMl'UCT IS VAUD MAnONWID!. USED CAR CHRISTMAS SALE ALL OP OUI MIW CAI TIADIMNI All THOIOU.M. Y IAJllT'Y CHICllD, DIAeNOllD & C~stOM CHICm. THIS IS WHY WI CAN GfYI YOU A t Ylt. USID CAI SlaVICI COMTUCT OH CAllS MAllCIO WITH A •OU ST Alt. 71 DATSUN 710 4 DI. SEDAM Fully factory equlppect, '4 speed trans & radio (JHL 7100'414 73·33031 Pl.US • 1 Yr 12.000 mle eervlce contract 52395 PUii T All t LIC£MIE •74 CH!VY LUY PICKUP 4 speed. radio & air con d1t1 001no (02'476XJ 51995 l'\.US T AA t llCIMl!ll! SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF GOLD STAR* USID CARS ALL SALE PRICED -IUY WITH CONFIDENCE •00\.D STAR DENOTES, YR .. 12.000 MIL& SERVICE CONTRACT-OFFER ENOS 12131ne I• . . . .. .. . --~· . ' . .. . ... Frld1y. O.C.mt>e< 10, 1976 DJO DAILYPILOT Mto..1~ •••••••••••••••••••••• '740 ._..01, lmport.d Autos, l"'poried Autos. 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IOdjt!> Buy or XLN'I' lei.CIC plJn lt!OOHPC I 1972 Ponche 91 IT S ~~. atr tond . pwr w1ndo-..·,. mag:. & s il\'er w bl,1t·k 1otl•r1or ll~t-·r1 I 1951 Ml% I 90SL SADDLEIACK COUPE ROADSTER VAUEY IMPORTS TOYOTAs ~.Callf.4°1~ VAUEY IMPORTS HERE Mow '67 VW Snrl. bOO) lo\rk 831·2040 495-4949 •HEW COLORS •MEW MODB.S llug€' S.ivmjts on ALL re m111n1n~ new lb' & Uemos The Ueltur Uarl( .. m MAR9UIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 131-2110 495-1210 Rum. good $71)() ol r 191 210.'> Pop To,, CJm1>cr. ~.ooo ITU on tlUS<•t t·n1: \Int l'tlnJ ~1800 t>4b b4:H '70VWIUG ~ 'IPl'C.'d. i.n1•k 'h1ft rud10 L.tc O:Wllt-:J s 1695. 540-5630 VWSALE tiJ VW 1G Mi'.118:> 1 • ONLY $199 .611\'W •:r.1\1:\1 1 ONLY SI 199 Newport.,. Motors UIW llarbor Blvd . C.M 642-0795 11 u rd top 0 ra 11 1 n a I 831 -2040 495-4949 ·71 Corona MK II •t·dr wgn CLOSEOUT SALE A.tot, Hew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 4-tos, Hew 9100 l~athcr ""'radio. /\ w air, new brakes, re l"l~:o.ll'' llTX7751 '75 f>ori:.chc 9M I !I hlrt-et>nl eng o hiiul Clean lonxsox·& sox • LINCOLN· MERCURY" 1976 RAlllTS Model 1721 Thi:. U\dUdl•to tre12ht. dedlt•r pr<'J•. gl.ize, 1 SJ>('t!d. AM 1-'M radio. bumper i;uJrd, . :.1€'1.'I bt:ltcd rJd1111' & r r u nt d 1.• l' b r .1 k e ' ......•...............•...........•.••.......• ········•····•····•··•·······•········•······· SADDLEIACK low m1lcul(e, xlnt cond auto trans $450 below 2626HARIOR ILVO . VAUEY IMPORTS 1>12 26112 book >1395 tH5 0202 or COSTA MESA 831-2040 49S.4949 f~ !112 5 ... pd.. O\erall 85'. 64&!1669 _ '71 VW Campt.'r. orl(tmal .-....ton•d 'llew t'nl:, ._ ra_re ·73 Cellt·a. good l'ood. new rond. xlnt &nl'l'hanicJll) Lease lll'm . $3!1!15 firm 19ti 7620 brk:.. , m} I uphl. S2350 493 &i2.8 or ~91; \M32 'I'~ ------Mew • Used i.w7 ·-Ui65 art 6 '1 __ ·72 VW 7 p1111:.t'n1ter Hus. OVER I 00 7:! !II I t;"I 1·nnd :i~m Toy '71 Ct'hru ST Auto . xlnl l-Ond. $3000 or ~:.t MERCEDES l\M rM :.ll'n•o. ITIJG~ il&r, nwgi., low ma . hke ofter 5454851 rww t1rel>, l:1:mm1 hlul' pp !163 7505 OH DISPU y ~ 4246 nt'W . ·n !:II I. Corn brwn . '70 TOYOTA '73 SUPl~H Bui: yellow b lk :1 IOOO ITII xlnt. S2000 ftrm. 1133 :Jtil:I aft 3P!\1 t li 6302S68.'1 > Othl'r.., JI M1rullar i.avin:~;; too' HOW S3797.09 llLL YATE~ VW.PORSCHE San Juan Cap1str11no 837-4800493.4511 HouH of lmDOrts AUTHOIHZkU MEHCEOES Of,;l\LER 6862 Manehcsll'r. lluen11 Pdrk 523-7250 m<1l:!>. 1\ M •FM s tcrl'o. COROUA WAGON appt•Jr i.:rp. mui.l !>l•ll 4 bpt•t<d, radio. heater Ma 59-11 afl 3 301'~1 1735RQK I SI 199. '67 liug All Origmul. vw Po; Top Cdmpt>r f1a~les~ ~J~lY ~tru!>' 10.000 mi on 1835CC l'nJ.: ·72 !111 l'or.c•hr \pJX•arJn«I' liroup S:fl50 ti-14 1755 Sac ti73 ,5,3 I h1I ,\M FM tu!)(' dck , mJny "Ira!> S22!15 l!lti ~til7 Immediate Delivery Now On on lht-S,rntil Ana F"' ~ ·711 2l:IOS t: hrov. n rogna1· air . .tulo Jm fm p, t pl) 4!14 :Ht>.~ '67 M llZ Hare :IOU S t:L f'ull Pwr Sharp & clean. Best offer 547 ·:ll!OI CLASSY CLASSIC 1.1 J51i s<.: rl"'<l ... blk ml, "IHtlll'~!> Mint 1 ond Sli(JUO or bt·'t •ilfer Pvt1 ________ _ ·11 VW v Jn nt'"' rel>ll cog Good wnrh\lun i5 Sc1rono. \lnl rond Cull M 1kc 1~1s 71199 n 1• t• d s n ,. "' u w n e r ·11 VW ttu... I\ M r-· M St:! 9631 orti-16 150:.? :.~erco. 22 mpR S.2J50 '66 Bug. i .OOU ma un 11\0tl Cull. 494.3432 or 580 1771 ('l' €'ng. t 3eatl'r. dlo;.m. V2 tons-~ tons-Longbeds-Shortbeds- 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS and TERRA VANS Medium and Heavy Duty Units in stock! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 3877 --1n) SJC 4~, 1\177 riumph 9767 "70'. tll 1 ~tioo or bt•;.t ol •••••••••••••••••• •• •• • art 6._ _ mak .. ofr 193 77:.12 '73 MliZ Sliver ISO SEL. F'ull 1>wr 4ti,OIJO m 1. good l'o nd makl' offe r 547 5801 M 8 '7ti280S h or y.&unr·r 1.·ru1 i.l' r nlrl. 2300m1 llJ\loll'l>' )16 200 6!#12720 MGI 9744 ....................... '65MG8 fer Nu puant l i ll l 847 li07U 1': 'I I ;15 '73 911 T Tarqa Sepw brown lan. lo"' m1 . hkc new. fully eqpd , <7U ISH6 6.11,.-J 1973 l'on,1·h,. !JI~ :.! o M ant rond \tJvcur ~roup Stcn•o. nlJl:~ xtra .. Yellow blk 5300 ofr ,. p 9b3 1200 1976 Triumph TR7 G ryl . 1 SIX'L'<.1, powe r dm· hr11kcs. heutt'r. 11111 tel ..:las~. l\M t 'M stcrro, funn whcl'li. & un i\' 11 .000 mile-. Im· maculatt" l m5NJPI MOWSS995 NEWPORT DA TSUH ~OOVt;ST :-.IEWPORT Ht-:ACll SSAVEHOWS 1976 VW DASHER 4 D oor Sl;'dJn l\ulomdt1c. ll•Utherette. Lmled ..:111.>!., radm di 1.·oco mat!> 132620&1980> Dis L'OWlted to JUST S5205.64 llLL YATES VW.PORSCHE lll-1300 .. Rrhwlt eng., gd r ond .611 Turi.:d 912 ~, Sµd :-lcw -- $1200 o r :;wap for earl) l'ng Nit.'l' !>hape Hun& VollswOCJeft 9770 ·7c;., Van. (71~ I 645 5250 l(rt•at S5:IOO olr t>42·:!0n ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Cap1i.lrano 837-4800 493-45 I I '72VWBUG lhur:1.S11t.Sunduy!. -1Hti7 vw Bcq:c l>lark Opel 9746 Rois Royce 9756 llnder tiOm Onr.. owner t l>l>Cl'd, rncl111, lo mill·• <!1761-'Fl.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~·ii)iALERiN·U~S.A.. \i('I') dean ~Jti liUI_ - - 1973 OPEl 1900 s 1799 . STATIOMWAGOH JR ROY .\utomat11· with radio R CARVER V t-: n Y s II A H P ' r ROLLS·ROYCE CtiltiNJOl 1~J•mt:. .. BILL YA TES ::_·: •<" VW.PORSCHE San Juun Cap1Mrnno 837-4800493.4511 HEDIN COi.OH. Toyota 9765 •.•••.......•.•.••.•..• ·71, C:t>hru L1fthark almo1:11 Ill'"' • ~ .., IJC<'d Lti \'\\ \ Jll 'l'" t..ltJ! & 11o--------.. t r .. n-. ~t l:>O IJ,.t ol r ltUH--.lhd. 675 !li07 Coote MHK&till li:l31 air ('1"t $~>11110, !'),H' 1s srrnur·co $4:J4JO. 7~ I ():JI I S11\·c.-r. ,\:\I F:\1 .,lcreo. 4 l!lliO VW Hu" Hun" .t•H"'I .,pd, lo m1 '*':.! 611>2 1\S IS, S2oo '75 VW Super Cll·dn ' Xlnl mnd. 6000 m1 ~150 Ph 000-2680 ·111VWSTt\TION WON Xlnl rond Sl200 494 2305 tiCJVWBt;S All wmdo"'~ C.i 11 199 40.l!I 'fl.5 VW BliS 25 wmdov. ,.nr(. rbll cnl( tr an:-. radials. $1375 S41H)381l 1974 VW412 STATIOMWAGOH t\ U l () m J l I l' r: X l' ~; L L E N T ' 1862;-;Cfl BILL YATES YW-PORSCHE -;;in Juun Caru,tranu 837-4800 493-4511 1973 VW Ghia Con•t . ~l:.'00 p p 5'11 llOOfl ·oo Bug Lgt hlut•. ~lnl ronc1. Thoroul(hly rcblt, all paµer.; Mu,;l :.i.•11, hlil ofr 11<14 1137, (21.l 1 389 Hi26 ' Gtlt;f:N WITll l':NVY' 'f~ Opel GT Red New tires. new brdkes. l<JP<' dl't·k A :.ll'UI for SI IO() l~(J() be JO" IJW book I 91,3 5305 642 l:JO!l '(ill \AN ;\u 1 ran' run,, ti5 VW Squart'bark. I ,pd. '7 5 Celica GT &1:.! 68!1.'> .,. lupe l>l'ek SIJI 650-1 ~ti nl•t•di. luh wrk 1:.1 Have ,omcthani: 111 :wll'' 'l:lnl mcch . nd-. rl'llflhol s:ioo 1.1kei. t>U· 1611-1 Class1f1ed JC.b do II well S850 t>i2·.t!l-I;, 9100 ........ 9100 Auto,, Hew 9100 ~ ,, " ,, ,, ,,,, ANOTHER COSTA MESA AMC-JEEP FIRS ft MAKE YOUR BEST DEAL ••• AND THEM GET .... ~ REBATE ••• ON ALL NEW '7 6 & '77 MODELS ••• INCLUDING JEEP! •66 VW Von. $795 VolYO 9772 .••••••••.•.........•.. .'77 VOLVO HERE NOW •MEW COLORS •MEW MODELS lluite savings on ull rl' ma in init nl'w 71is & Demos in sto<·k MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 131-2880 495-1210 '7 1 Tu)ula CorullJ WaKont:!lllULS> $1:!i'> '72 MGU 4164(;1:.1 r ):!1175 '72 Ve1?.4 11.ill'hUJt'k 125111:-·rs I S'ttr:> 'n 1.uw t:out :'\11\ IV t!175M XII) Sil~>"l:l '70 I.int'. l'uupi: l•ltli BSX I $257:1 '1)6 ('hi:vy 1) Tun, lll:-'t I.uni: bed· (75882V 1 Sf:!!IS CALL 6~2-0795 AMC 9905 ....................... 76 AMC GREMLIN 111mpll•ll' with 1; t·~ lin•lcr, JUlOHlJlil', "''"er :.lt•t·r· 1111(, u1r l'ondrl10nini.:. rJd10, healer, roor ra1:k $89.89 per mo Quality and Price C..uJr .-tn I l'Cd l 1 l II" '>Ill 1.1.lll•h l'1l1,.,,, .. 1 K.11n I "' ,,.,, '..-IHI 1"'1 "' "-1.•\\ ,l 1 l,lJ l .10lill.11. , Ill ( )i Jlll;I.' ( 1111111y CJpt·n ~urtdJy CJdilldC Mast er Oc.ilt·r '.?1111(111 Hhrn lll\.1 Cmt.1Mo.i5tll 'll!iO Nabers Cadillac 11> t'.Jprlt'•' rl11:.,,1e· I dr, 10 .. ued, ~ & '"ki: u' r 1w ml~ 557 Ull:> 7 9925 ·.GUSTAFSON. LINCOL N MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 842-8844 ~····:•••••••••••••••••Cont '74. Gold, 4·dr. Xlnl 75 (ordoha M:.roon t•ond.$6200. CHPICEOF 12 1961THRU1976 -l :.J)t'ed:. &J\utnmo111·:. OrOftCJ• COWtty's tar9ed Ii Flnut S.ction EZ l''INAN<.:IN<; W ~LEASE CORVETI'l::.S HOWARD CtHnrolet Duve 41 Quail SlrecL:. NEWPORT BEACH w whl \ tn}l toµ, many <..:all644-~9'.!'7. Xlru' l.'Jll ufl tipm ---------833-0555 5591137 '73LIMCOLH 'H Cor vd t c T top, Continental 9930 MARK IV ~~~~~· IL brwn. •••••• •••••••• ••• •••... V 8, auto_ tr•m s , factory '7l LIMCOLM air. rull power, power Cougar 9933 !'iitccnng, &X>'4Cr bra1.kcs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . MAR~ IV po~er wmdo~s. power ·71 XR7 Cougar. llad111ls. \, 11. fo.1clor) :11r, Cull s cats, AM/l'M radio, P/S, r ,n, AC, hnmac. 11owl'1. i\ M / I'M rnd 1 . healer, whitewall tires, thruout, $2500 G4G 9267 w llllJ\'. "h1lc~all lrrcs, \'lnyl roof. tinted gla~s. ~ !>lll3 · ' ~•nyl roof, t111l<'d i:h1~:.. whl'cl covers. (Slk · wheel ~O\'l·r~ IWI LPY ). ~!>7ZSA) $8995. $6295. 540-5630 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· ~ERCURY DodcJe 9935 ....•••................ '1>7 Coronet, very •!tan In· s1de&oul S7 494. SEW. 1dl • tern:. with ... OR.ANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSrv ELY VOL \'O Lari:<''' Vol\11 l>l'.il<•r 1n Orani:l' l'ounl' • BL'\' or I.Jo: \St-. 011u:er w11h uni\ Sl~!l Un tor 48 mo' on Jl>Pl'O\ JI .,1 'our .:ood lrrthl Tot.ii tJ:.h price lllt'I la'\ &. 11l' SJ2.1~ lti ddern·d pJ\'· mcnl l'ru:e 1ncludini: l J ~ • I 1 t & I 1 n :.i n t' ,. 1·ho.1rit1.'' >!JIJ 72 .innuo.11 l":rn•nlJ)(l' rJlc lK 12 , &•r :; i\Gt\4651:-:11!63511 '13 CADILLAC 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Daily P I Cla,,,,1(wd 1\d 642-567 ELDORADO COSTA MESA COSTA MESA V K, :.iutq tran., rJc·lory Awto1 Hew 9800 Autos,-Hew ___ 9_1_0_0_1Auto1, Hew .ur. ru11 power AM/1:-'l\I I 9100 t!fejt!f., 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 1972 VOLVO 145WAGOM AutolTllllir. i\:\1/FM. rool rack. <7!Hil; Ill). I fo i, un hehevablo· low mllt·:.ii.:l" in unbchcv•• ble t'Ondtt 11111 & al un unbch cvalJll' GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 '75 GREMLIN Auto lrans , factory air l'ontl1ljon1n i.: power !>lccranu. 15,0\Jll miles 1 t711PCU l. $2599. ratl10~ \·an) l rO:Or, llntcd • ••• •• • • • • • ••••••••• • •• ••• • • ••••• ••••••••••••• glass. 043N I H l $5595. 540-5630 IOllXSO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY . 2626 HARBOR BLVD. CQSTA MESA Jlric(;NLY $3998 r.:JllllllllllllrlWll Cad 11, Scd.in U1•V1lle, d 'elt·gant'c, IJ\ l ply, l ownr. $!>,9!Jll. Art 5, &W·ZtiOO '75 Coupe de V1llr. loaded w/xtr;1s. Only ~.ooo mi, lmmac 830-771i5,K:I0-6929 MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO ll 1-2880 495-1210 •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING Onn•as D•li••ry Service & porb now opl'n on Sal's 8 lo 4 lor your convilnlcncc. 191>6 Hurbor CM 646 9JOJ 1971 VOLVO "" Hsioor lhd. C•••• MH• '76 Cad CdV. Jo'ully eqpd., "'-64l-tJOJ.,.S40-t4'7 must sell , like ne w, ~---=======-~ $8990. S-17 ·0418. Buick 991 o '70 GOU~. Cad Co~vert. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 80.{J(.M') m1 s. ~1AKE Ofr. , &I:! 11:!23 C\'l•mng~ 73 Ccnlur) l.uu1s. :.!tlr., ------- llT, fully t•qpd · rl'U ml.. '70 El Dorado ~ht i:'I , 1mrn.it . lrke ,1 1 •II $l~"" d lh l S"IJt! . uvv. ni•w <'•JO ruou . -• ~., 1742 Pr Pl) 17t4)K3:11918 -----~----- ·r,1 .. k L s h i\ '7t> SeVlilc. Loaded, • nwc e. a re. ir. Sl:!.500. ur cash down as rad1:.ils .. rt•bll trans ... nu !>Umc be. l8 mos. PP. 11.11111 Xlnt cond. ~ti:>5. 61~3533 1~:1 oox:l ---------- '73 IUICK WAGON Camaro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'II, auto. trans., factory '68 Camaro, R&H, 11ir air cond1l1omni:. power n1ml. Rally Sprt. Vin lop, ~lt•cnni;. powcr 1d1st' I 327 Eni:. Spoke whls. brakt!:s. powcr windows, Runs ped . Gd tires. radio. vinyl 101cr10r. Lie. SJ250. art 5, 842 5358. •15''11.ZS --" ·$3395 '68Cl:lmaro. Runs good. • 67l-6298 oft 6:30 540-5630 l971 Camaro, V8, auto. lo m1, exceptional auto. 4 cyl. eoupc w,n .. crtlrivc 55:!·7~14 art5PM & leather inlt•rior. IOllXSO~ & so~ • llNCOLN·MERCURY • <JJlDNG I. Thi, C<'tmomy 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '68 CAMARO : · .<ar can now be bought COSTA. M_E_SA ___ 1 396 V-8, 4 speed, vinyl for ONLY $2491 '73Cenlury Snn. air. full roof, mas"i·~;9~2>· MAR"'UIS VOLVO pwr :?~00. 586·HI08 or ,. M.I II<.'.! :; :\llSSION v11-:Jo " 831-2880 495-1210 Codilloc 9915 r:•ll:l9• ,~..... -...................... . ;. ~ Vol\n 1r,.n :. :\lint cnnd. 'lt' ~an Uc \'1llr under 1 • : P S. I' B \ C. i\.,1 f\1 1; 0-00 m1 'lnl0 cond a----------1 ":: Sl..ereo 562~>'1 <1n l\!t:!S 1.oedt'd 06.t0-9400 or lfU...,._lk4. ---c .......... . : I 974 VOLVO 164 lt4-l ~ ll'ave messaj!c. ""'46-UOJ.,. 540.907 SED1\N i\ulomat1r. l'.11I 'i..! l'Jk' DP \1lll'. rull pwr. :.l~·t•nng, u1r 1·oml l"H. \ l' l'1\\111d ,\10\I & ster<'<> 1-~,trt•ml·ly low lnfJ, ltll "hi, ltt m1. ZiJI~ .. • 1nileal(c IOhlKTQI 531).IK..!5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SM ' "llf'rf''S "bat )Ou tel on the Flat 1?8 that )Ou can't llf'l on lhfo Vahun 0 ·210 & tht 'fa)'otl ('oroll1 at any pritt - • Overhud <"am t'n;tlnf' THE • lndt-pc!ndt'nl .u,,~nslon • •'ront wheel d rh f' FIAT • \\ldu trl<'k • lta<"k & pinion sturtng 128 • l.on(f'r wheelbue • ~lore trunk 1p1ct' • \lore room In the bark i.ot • ~tore vlaabillty '298 TOTAL DOWN \1t1t .. -C•~" P''"" plu\ t•c & ll(•n'• \Jttl Det..-rf'CI p.d;mtnt orit• in ( luO•"O 1 .... lit••--.. lft· tH•tf '°' 41 f'l\OtUtn On •1>- p1oved c1 .. d1t •"""•• ptrttn1•9• rotl• 11 I•. 11003»1 13750 BEACH ILVD~WISTMINSTER 537-7777 898-6777 .. 250 NEW CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM! ONLY $4998 • • MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION Vll-.:JO •• lll-2810 495-1210 ·7~ <;AMJ\HO fit') I, :I -,pd , console, I'S, AM/FM cassette, lo rrnl1·s, new radu1l ltres, rJllY•' whl~. l!Y71 t:Jdy l 'ou11t·, l11o.1clo·ol. Super clean. $35110. l'h 15(!0 mi. mu~t H•ll. Lio 646 7251 2300 cc 4 cyltnder engine. " speed 1ransm1ss1on sleel belled wsw 1tr~ delu'e bumper ornup, ttnted 9tau comple1e Se< · . 74 VOLVO 164 :::.Auto. tran" , ran11rv air :.~ abnd111on1n11. powl.'r !· • tcl'ring, "1cr1>0 r.id1u ;·~unroo( !600RJo'Ol ' $539,. ~ • J; al'>.\Uml' lbc <Jr purch..1!.e. ----------- ti:ll :11110 Chevrolet 9920 197 4 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE VR. aulum.1111·. lactory air cond .. full 1w1wf'r me ~h·cranJ.(. cll 1 hr«kt'' \ l' .I l ~ , "'hlll'"'·'ll t1rt·'· I tnli•d 111 '" 11•,1\llf'r int••r 111f • 1 r 11' 1' 1· c 1111 l r "I & 1\ \1 I-' \I 't 1· n " I m · m.1rul.11t•' 13411 "-l.11. MOWS519S NEWPORT DATSUN SAAl>OVl-:ST. ••••.•••.••......•..... 1976 lCOMOMY CHEVETTE With onh 11.llCJO milt's. (198624 ). · '1u~t 1>cll this weekc>nd ;1t ONLY $2498 MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSIO~ \o IE.Jo 831-2880 495-1210 til Impala, loaded SS:l5 i:ood work car, Jl"n 1111· ra~ht p1o no, bsl ul 1. 96'l 896'1 NI-.:\~ PORT RE \C"H Sll-1300 '75 Monte <.:urlo. I.ow -----miles, vinyl top, l'll'. Sell rdl<' 1tt'mS &42 5678 S429S. 645-72.'\3 IS MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW '76 TRIUMPHS AT A NEW LOW PRICE •4995 ~4_.,,,~~91J '~--~ $3277 ~:.'.'::""o:.:;..-::.-;-: .................... -.... -... .__., .......... -, .. ,t ... . NfW1976MUSTAHG ,.,~~ llMPG2+2 ~1 53477 ~:~-: ._,"~ NEW 76 GRANADA 4000R ~)'\'). ·--""" $4777 .. ·:-:-: ... ,~ .. .. ~ .. _ .. .. ... ·-... . ,. ... ..... ,.._ .• ia--· .., , ......... lllY , ... ~ _ _.., \'..... --··-..... , ... "' ... , ... •"'*U•fHot! t 7Rl2Y101112 s3277 :'"100 Cf • t:''W4tf'V't,., ~, ,_. • """""'' "•"\"""••1"' ,,,,.14 d:\C tvfll•' ft~ ft fvl"\OfW Qft)o., AY ,,,,,.,. -.•1111tt ~ '•1'1 ••l;tl .. '.... . . , .. ' :, . , •l•lt0YI"""~ '75 FORD '73 FORD E200 '72 "MTO ... llTOllMO Mf411 V4 1 I•"'° be f" P \I• ICOMOUlll •All p ~ fUH W'I• "°'1'1'1 ....... ""' et•• IC) ... 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Stll·31llO Thur or Fri afl 6P M $2995/Bst Ofr. l'h blO ITK!> '72 MERCURY 2 DR CPE. V R, a uto Ir .in~ • lal·tnr} ~11r, l ull µ111H·r . rJtlln \ 1nyl roof. tm\\'d ulJ:.s, wllccl cover:. llOl f\' \') $2395. 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & ~O~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY '69 FORU Cortina St. 2626HARBORBLVD. Wagon. Xlnl comJ. Make COSTA MESA olr. 645·0768 __ __ __ _.._ 'li4 Font GALAXIF:. '72 MERCURY • Gooct·cond1L1on S3'J5 . COUGAR XR7 • 962-1997 V·8. auto trans . foC'lory ---1 air c·ond1t111nin11. pr,wer J\fust sell '70 Monte Carlo. stecnni:. powl•r <cl1sc 1 l\u tires. n :al c:ln. lake brake,, \in~ I n"1f llnletl over pymnt.s :>19 0657 j!lass. whel•l 1ml'r' IJll ·72 Pinto Oark j:!rl'cn. d.iu 101' I.u U!illl;t' aut.omat1c· lransm1:;sron $2 588. new bra kl•:. & l1Jllcn. runs )trl'al. SI 1041. <iOOd economy cur" SJG·7!Jbl. 8$k for Lmdu --. '7 I StotlOft W a90n 4drCountry Sdn V8. AC. Pn. PS, Top c:ond Try me at $149S 673·0160 '7fr r.rJnad.i Nl'\\. mu!;t S<'ll now. mo' 1n1? 1\1r. l'S Pll. 1\M F;\I 'Ll'rco. 10,000 m1. $4500 675 6003 J!on 1-'n art S 1975 GranadJ S1h er i f8)', lo ma, l'<'Onomy 6 crl. AT. PS. 2dr.615·9138 or64s 12'70 ---- 540-5630 IW,!~UJil 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '7S MERCURY MOHTEGO 4 DR. \'·8, 11ulo I ran~ . fal·torv air l'llfldllrnnmj(, po\\ ,.r ~h·('r!O,ll P""' l'f \\Ill d <t W ' r J d I It I, I< 7~:!:\I:\~ $3288. 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY ' Ma .. rick 9947 2626HARIOR BLVD. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA '73 ''GRARBF.R" V 8. A RARI:; BEAUTY. Only '67 C11henlt•. 2dr hdtp. 2s ooo m1 :.' AIT l't S PS.rn. 1too'1 urcs. idnt ~rco. A C & all 0xtraa: run · R ' on d S 6 7 5 ~· 1t & dn\<~ 11 1 Ao;lonie 5-48 1391t ~375 ORIG OWNER. - -- 75184-11or9791423 ___ Want Ad llelp" Wos. Hew HOO Wot. Hew BRAND HEW CHEVROLET OHE-TOM E-L·E·C-T-R-1-C·l·A-H-•s or P-L-U-M·B-E-R-1S Pickup Truck! WJI Take A~ c_,.,. 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TRULY UNIQUE SAYINGS ON ROW AFTER ROW OF FRESH, SPARKLING TRADE·lllSI .. BUJttington Beach Arcernoon N.Y. Stocks ."FOUntain Valley EDITION * * OL. 69, NO. 345, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1976 TEN CENTS Huntington Plant Home Sites 'Wrong' By RAY ESTRADI\ Oi IM O•lly 1'11..C Sl<lfl An Oran~e Countv Sarnwtaon Districts official said Thursday .. it was horribly wrong" to build homes next to waste tr('atment Plant No. 2 near Coast Highway and Brookhurst Street 111 llunt jngton Beach. About 40 residenL'i "ho lave a round the plant coniplaanNl of ... odors. mosqu1tocc;. b11': green files, and a blaring buJlhorn at 3 a.m." commg from the facility. Ray Lewis, chief engmeer for the sanitation distncts, told the homeowners, "The odors wilt decrease but not enurcly. The flies will go away~" The foul smell and insects, Lewis said. arc caused by open· air drying of digested slud~e. But offi cial ~aid the drying process O.lly l'llot Sl•ll PMIO SUNSET TOWER -JUST A GHOST OF ITS FORMER SELF • County Says It Suffers From Ory Rot, Pigeon Droppings Water Tower Site ach Facility Next? Orungt' ( ·ount \ 0Hw1al' h,t\"(' n told 11 "111 ro~I $.5,CJOCI tu pn· <'r\·e tht> a~ed ".1ti·r 111"1•r 1n nset Ht',H'h The same report andH·;1ll"·• tb.1l he lot the "oodt•11 lCl"''r 'lh w11" robabl) worth Sf.O ooo Consequcntlv. till' ~:n\'1ron entJI M ;1na~t·nwnt i\ill·nc·v r,.. ort SUjlj!C 'l ' I h .tl l'OUlll \ uperv1o;ors iit•ek <it.11<' .i.;ranl ds if th<') 1n11•nct to purchas1• e tower <1s a h1c;tonrJll\· s1gn1f1 :ant part of OrJn.:1• ('ounl)' A.1l. I EMA Oart•flor Cit.•tir~.-Oc,llOrnf' I 'Spray Nixed In Michigan LANSING . Ma ch C;\PJ Michigan's legislature has ar· proved a ban on aerosol sprays containing fluorocarbons Under the bill approved Thurs- day, persons who violate the law, a misdemeanor. wouJd be sub· ject to fines of up to $10,000. plus s:z.ooo for each day the V1olat1on ('Ontinues. The ban wouh1 takt' effect in 1979. although all nuorocarbnon sprays would have to be labeled beiinninJ? in 1978 Similar oro· hlbitalions will take effect next March in Oregon and m 1978 in New York. l HO,.E YOU'RE GETTING VOUR. CHRISTMAS · ~OPPING Do>-1e. ONLY J._ DAYS L&Fr .' Cn-If"' '""· tlf\e•1VrrnMf•t•••• '"''''"· ~, C'amt• up "1t h a new wnnkk an his rt•port to SUJ)C'f\'lSOrS Osbornt• sUJ?gested lh11t J ftrr "'talann adjacent to the to\\ er s ale might b<' purchased for uM~ as a h<'ach mamll•nancc facilit y lluntm.:tnn Beach owni. hoth lht• "all'I towt•r and fire stalaon .. 114• i\nd Osbnrnc bclll'v<'l> the slA llnn 1s srhl•duled to lx·comc sur·. · plus" 1thm four (lr f1vf' years " If so. th<' EMA director ~aid. it might m<.1kt' a·good ht.'ach main IC'nanc1· h<'adquartcrs for county crews As for thc wuter tower , lhe ~5.000 restoration estimate in C'lucfrs C'leansing it or dry rot that h.1s IJlft•ctt•d its support columns ;1 ncl n •i•on d 1t1 on ing lhE' aged redwood tank that sits atop the wooden structure '"It 1s estimated that the repair work, including cleanup of pigeon droppings whiC'h are abundant at the site. could be ac· complished for SS.000," the EMA report said. · Residents of Sunset Beach as well as t he county's historical commission have asked that the landmark wooden strucfore be declared or historical significance. However, county supervisors refused to commit funds lo the tower's restoration and acquisi· lion until the cost and feasibility was studied. 'l1ME RUNNING our FOR TAXES Tonight's the night for those property owners who watted until the last minute lo pay th<'lr fint property tax Installment for 1976·77. Those prorrosUnatlng proptrty own ers whose payment.a are received or postmarked after Ul mid· nlJht Dec. 10 deadline will be an~aed a 1ix percent pent\lty. will cease next week. Lewis a ssured the residents the problem would be contained by a high block wall to be builL around the facility next spring. ''What are you going to do, put a roof over the entire thing?" one man quipped from the audience. The complaints were aired during a hearing Thursday night at Huntington Beach City Hall on tht' future development of waste treatment facilities m Orange County. The hearing was scheduled by the county Sanitation Districts to comply with the requirements for an environmental impact re· port on future sewage facilities. But at least half of the meetin1t..i was devoted to complaints abouC the existing Orange County Plant No. 2. Homeowners were advised to attend Thursday night's meet· ing by the Jluntm~ton Beach En· vironm<'ntal Council wtuch first heard tht'ir complamts a week ago. . Residents said the problems with odors. insects and nois1• became acute m July. A loud public address sy!>h.•m, used to contact plant employ<'s 111 th1• early morning hour:.. was also 1r· ritating, they said. .. I heard o{ an intercom bcint.! used at night," Lewis said. "but we sent word down to cut it off. U It's still being used. we'll stop it ... A resident, J ohn Trovarclli, said , "They use that speaker system late at night to s ay 'Joe Blow will you plt.>asc call your wife' and that ·s bad." Trovarelli s aid hc a nd his neighbors had Just reeently or· gani2ed to fight the problem. <See WRONG, PageA2) tside' Planner? City Reverses Position After Criticism B> ROBERT BARKER Of'"' O••IY Potot S4•1t Huntington Beach city off1c1als have reversed their ix>sit1on and now have decided to advertise outside the c ity for selection of a permanent planning director. Caty Adm1111strator Bud Belsito said today advertisements will go out lo newspapers immediate· ly He said the deadlme for apph· cants would fall due 10 two weeks. Pay Boost Accepted By Teachers Huntington Beach City Celemcntarv> School District teachers ha.;e accepted a <1 5 per· cent cost of living pay increase, sources said today. Trustees m et this afternoon lo consider final approval of the 1976-77 teachers· contract Teacher and district officials hove clamped a lid of seC'n·c·y otl lhe delallS Of the p3Ct until It IS finally rat1f1cd Negotiators for both std<'s r<' achl'd ~• tentallve agreeml'nt on the contract last weekend. E1ghty-s1x percent of lhc dis· tnct's 350 instructors ·voted in favor of the contract which also mclud<'s a 4 per cent increase an teachers· pay raises for CJ'.· per1ence and C'ducat1on whale in the city schools, sources s:ud. The one -v ear contrat'l , rc troal.'live :1uly 1, 1976, in· cr eases tC'uC'hers' insura nce benefits. o source said For tht.' first time. some in· structor!> "111 receive pay raises based on Leaching experience thE'v recc1\ cd prior to cmploy· ment Wlfh lhC district, SOUrCeS said. Benefit Set For Animals The Orongc County Animal As· sistanc(' League will hold 1ls f'lurth annual Christmas open house and boutique Saturday from 10 a m. unt114 pm. Proceeds from the event wall go to the aid or needy arumals. The affair will be held al 501 VJ Walnut Ave. Handcrafted Christmas gifts and novelties will be on snle, in· eluding ceramics, tree orna- ments. crochet items and wooden toys. Job Applications Set in Huntington Applications for four job open- ings are now available at the ·Huntington Beach Employment and Training Center, 538 Main St. The full-time positiOM are real property agent, helicopte r mechanic, 'electrician and sur- veyor apprentice. More informa· Uon can be obtained by calling the center at 536·2526. Union Aide Held WA SHlNGTON (AP) -A ttruggle ovN· the stewnrdshlp ol lhe United Mine wor k r s spawned a 1tu.uln1 lncldent at union headquarters resulting In the artf>sl of Samuel M. Cburcl\. a top aide to UMW Prttlde.nt Arnold Miiier, on a charge ot '•lmpl• uuu1t against tuck Bank, a staff attorney who oocc held Church's Job. • • f Belsito previously declared h1~ intentions to appoint Acting Plan rung Director Edward Sel1ch to the ix>sit1on Selicb had been the only applicant for thejob. That drew criticism from Councilman Richard Siebert ;and directors of the HOME Council who said the selectJon should not be confined to city employcs but should be opened up to outsiders Belsito said that he made his decision to recruit for planning 'Grinch' Hits Huntington Huntington Beach pohce investiRators lheonzt'd to· day that a cat burglar who broke into a woman's housetrailer home on Brookhurst Street Thurs· day night may have known in advance that his victJm was deaf and asleep. The thief made his entry \hrough a sliding glass -~oor onto the trailer's patio area. He stole all the prcsenLs under the Christmas tn-e. Suspects Held In Stabbing Of 2 Sailors Detectives are questionin~ three s uspects captured after two Navy mt'n were attacked :ind s tabbt•d in Seal He ach 's downtown parkway area early today shortly after the taverns closed. Investigators said Robert C. Kittle, 26, and Richard Bratchic, 20. both s tationed aboard the USS Chicago, were listed in satisfac- tory condition at Los Alamitos General Hospital. Kittle was stabbed in the lert chest near his heart and Bratchie was stabbed several times in the back. ix>lice said Booked on sus picion of assault with a deadly weaix>n were U.S. Marine Corpi; personnel David W. Scott, 19, Tony L. Walker, 19, and Franc is P . Cullen, 18, all based at the U.S. Naval Weapons Station In Seal Beach. ··w e don't know lhe motivE' yet." said Police Officer Jim Gross. The s uspects have rep<>rtedly refused to discuss the case. Scott, Walker and Cullen were booked Into Orange County Jail on the felony assault charges. Detectives 11aid the knifings oc- curred about 2:15 a.m. at Main Streel and Central Avenu~ and the suspects were captured shortly thereafter near the scene. director aflt•r tonsulting \\ 11h Nicholas Counter. lhc ttl~ ' labor relatwns coun~el Bels ito said that it •~ha:-h< IH·f now that l'xpandmg th1• lunnA process wall rt'mO\'l" amh1g11.l11·-. and questions 10 the mind' of others ··This •~ no reflectaon on Selich," ht• said ··nut 1t •~ po!>!>I ble that if he "f'r<' hared without outside compclltton. hE' might tw entering the po'1l1on v. 1th om· strike against ham because o' doubts on the part of some." I Rels1 lo said that Sclich, 29, told ham he intends to apply. Sehch has been acting city plnnmng director since Aug. 4. I It• has won prai~e from Belsito and others for his performance during redevelopment and Bolsa Chica marshland annexation is· sues. Siebert said today that he was , <See PLANNER, PageA2) 'Polite hut Firna' Agnew Pardon Bid Denied NEW YORK IAP) -The White House turiwd down a re · quest in October for a pardon for former Vice Pres idPnt Spiro T. Agnew. who pleaded no contest to rhargcs of income tax evasion in 1973. according to col umnis t Jack Anderson. White House attorneys "polite· ly but firml) ·· rdcrred Agnew's lawyer, who submitted the re· quest, to the Justice Dcpartment. Anderson said in a column for publication today Today Agnew denied he ever sought a pardon from President Ford. A spokeswoman at Agncw's Palhlite, Inc , office m Croft on. Md .• said the former vice pre1.1 dent "has never asked anyone. anyone at all. to ask for a p<irdon for him. So he hai. no idea what is the source of the !>tory." FV Station KO'd During $200 Heist Fountain Valley police arc still searching for a bandit who knocked a service station attC'n dent unconscious and Or"< I w11 h ahout $200 an cash Wcdrw~clay night. The 17-year -olcl attendcnt was found tied up and ll'fl in the Exx on service station at 1622:"l lfarhor Uoulevard al R p m , police said The suspect. de~cnbcd as a 19-year-old male Latin. asked the attendent for a c an o f transmisi;ion fluid. When the stn tion employe presented him with the can, the s uspect slugged him in the abdomen. knocking the wind out of th<-youth. p<>lice sairl. The bandit rcrortt.'(lly fll'rt : ''I would have no comment on the matter." ._. "The reply was that there have • ~en procedures established by j Justice." Anderson quoted a , White House official as saying "The requesl wai> no more than any good lawyer wouJd do for his client." And-erson said an attorney for Agnew called White Jlouso counsel Philip Buchen's office shortly after Agnew's sentence of three years on probation expired Oct. 10. Thr brief discussion centered on the "receptivity" of the White !louse to Agnew filing for a.. formal pardon, Anderson said. (Anderson's column appears regularly on the editorial page of thc Dally P1lotJ Agnew resigned Oct. 10. 1973. after he pl eaded no contest to a single count of tax evasion. : Lawrence Traylor, lhe justice J department's pardon attorney, • said Thursday that he had not. bcl'n contacted hy anyone rt•pr<'s<'nhng AE:new KITCHEN SINK DOWN DRAIN G ltANTS PASS. Ore. (AP) -, It fmally happened. Caty police said Thursday lhat burglars broke into the Snak and Yak Cafe and stoic only the kitchen sink. HB Blackout Laid Or ~n="~ :ast Weather To Switch Hookup A poor connection betweeb a wire and switch cauud the power taUure that alfected 1,S>O Huntington Beach cust omers Wednesday night. lJw•Ugators announced Thursday. ' One more brief blackout OC· curTed Thursday momLo1 during the impcctlon a nd repair oPeU· tion but It was necessat')' and oo· ly involved a rew hundr4)d homes tor about one mlnute. "We hod to 'd~-entrgtz~· the system,·· Edison Company apokefman Jim Kennedy ex plained, aayln1 thla WU 1'9Quired to check and make nec••ary ~ pain. Water seeplnl lnt.o an under- 1 round vault h outln1 translormcr equlpmcn& and con· nectlons waii blamed for the Wednesday night blackQafl, bul Ole components are desl)ined to operate unde rwater. Such seepage is relatively common in an area like that uf· tected Wednesday, in a low, nood plain region with a high, under· ground winter water table. Edison Company spokesman Kennedy said the fact the connec· tion failed Is what concerns the utility agency. He said the three major customeni left powt'r1ess WC(J. nesday, EdlAon High School. the Ed ison Community Con\cr and Pork and the city's Magnolia Fire S\atlon, were powerless nearly lour hours. , Northea11terly winds 25·40 mph expected tonight, decreasing Satur- day . Clear . warmer weather with high s In 70s foreseen. l~SIDE TODJ\ V lie atarttd out to ~ a doc· tqr and ended up a aculptor. F'redericlc Ever1ley'1 workl, uihach wiU be ezhlbited on the Orange Cooat. are /eoturtd on T'Ol,le Cl of the Weekendtt. Index I l I I , ~ :. A! DAIL y PILOT H/F ~·,,,-~~~~~~~~~~~ ..... . . . ... . i ' •. ·. Prime Rate Drops Again NEW YORK <A P> - Two of Amenca 'it biggest commercial banks cut tht>1r prime lending ratl's today Morgan Guaranty 'fru~t. <.:o .. the n ation 's sixth largest. cut its rate from 6' 4 to G percent, while No. 2-ranked Ciltba nk rC'duccd its rate from 612 to G1 , The prime rate is a bank's charge on loans In its most credit-worthy cor· porate custom ers. While 1t is not linked directly lo consum e r or mortgage loans. its movements can signal the direction of in- terest rates in gen<'ral. ~-Santa Anan ~Joins Panel ~On Transit • Sant a Ana Councilman David ·Brandt was chosen Thursday ".night to join Fountain Valley ,•Mayor Al Hollinden as the· two- ', man city dell'gation on the •powerful nC'w Orani;:e Couuty ·:Transportation Committee. • In voting by the r1ty's Selection • CommittC'e in Fullerton, Brandt :was a 14 to 8 victor over Yorba '.Linda Mayor Henry We<laa for ;'the transportation post. '. Three weeks ago. Brandt and Wcdaa finis hed in a 13 to 13 dead ·,heat in balloting by the city com- 1 mitlee while llollinden was a un- animous choice. ( Their appointment lo the com- mittee filled two of five positions .'on a pa ne l given s weeping ... authority by stale legislators this ~vear to oversee local transport.1· '.lion planning. • City appointment~ to the com • mission de('idC'd, the St'lcclion : committee then elected Newport \Beach Mayor Milan Ooslal as tt'> • chairman. • Dostal replaced forml'r : Westmins ter Mayor Philip An· "lho n y as the comm1tlC'c : chairman. . Anthony furfritc·d his ffil'm· , bPrship on the <:omm1ttee wht.•n <1ppomtC'd First District County •supervisor last month. The formC'r city of,fi<'ial's ap- l>Ointment to complf'le thl· une:<- pired term or former Supervisor Robert Battin followc' clec- tion to the post Nov. 2. However, Anthony will not begin his c•IN'l<'fl four year tt.•rrn until early Januar). In other action hy the < '1ty Selection Committee, Gardrn Grove Councilman Elreth Enckson "as appointed lo th1· South Coast Rt.•j.!10n1:1l Coa:.t ... l C'onscr\'Jtton l"omm1~sion C<iLifomians Vaccine Shy BERKELEY <AP> Ahout one in six California adults have received SW!O(' flu \'8C'C10al1C1MS , the state Health Di:partment rr .ports. Thi· tot:il is ::? !\ million or Hi 8 lH'rct•nt of thl' stall''s adult ·population, the department·:. 111 J'nrmat1on offil'er swd Thursday Tht' fl(.'rcentage 1s even lowt>r ~n thE' San Franr ts<'fl <ind Los ~nl!:t'les . urea:.. Santa to Appear j\t Valley Party Santa Claus will talk with ~·oungsters Saturday from noon untll 2 pm. <i t the f'nun\;1in Valley Recreation Department's ,Chn!i!lmas Party at the C'om - ·munity Center, 10200Slatcr AvC'. Children also m ay help de· <:orate a Christmas tree at lhc :center. Refreshments will be .served. For more information, 'coll 963·8.121 , ex.tl'nsion 236. ORANGE COAST u ~ DAILY PILOT 1'ri. 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C-e.tr Mt ,..,... ,,., •• , "'"'""u""°' fll8i\&f1 .. ftM;U., or otf••rtht'"•"'' Ntt6ft ""•Y M re•1Mwc•• wU1tevt tP*C1•1 o-rMIOll'\ of ~,~~ ..... ~T;:,,_'.1:",::::~r.u='4.:• <~~::, ':j':O =ro...~:::w:.:· ll'IOl!lllly; .... ,,, .... F"riday O«:ember 10 1976 FroaPageAJ WRONG ••• They had comrrHanitaled with the city, the Sanitation dlstncts, the Orange County Health Depart· ment and Mosctulto Abatement t>lstrlcl wlth htUe success in 30Jving their dilemma, he said. Thursday's discussion wwi in· tended to center around an en· virnnmenlal impact statement to be presented in M<trch on pro- posed ex panswn of s a01tatio1t district fac11it1es Several Huntington Heach resi- dents asked the panel why they were the ones who have to pul up wtth theodorifE'rous emuent frorn the reslofthe county "We just don ·1 have any place else to put it." Lewis said, "We can 't put it in the oct•an or build an inrin('rator large enough to burn tt. Where do .>'ou want me to puti~?" But the homeowners sought as- surances som<.'thmg would be done to stop the problems in their neighborhood. "Hundr eds of homt'<>wners in south lluntmgton Beat•h are af- fected by the plant," sai1I Dave Lenhardt. an uttorn<'Y who It vcs near plant No. 2 The lawyer said, "These odoriferous odors lock vou inside your house -people can •t even ·use their patios The rights of the people \\ho Ii \'e adjacent to the plant should he considered." "Any environmental 1mpaet report s hould consider wh<.1t the plant puts into the air and its ef- fects o n its immediate neighbors." batc1 Ll!nhardt. ··Emphasis should be put on avo1dmg possible lawsuits which could emanate from the plant's operation." he said. "It may be cheaper m the long run to put out clean air." "Why do you use lhat strong cheap perfume smell sometimes to hide th<.' ~melt," Trovar elli asked the sanitation districts of. ficiaJ. "It 's irritating to the eyes and throat. Frankly, I'd rather smell the sludge.'' Lewis told the crowd, "Jf the perfume is objectionabl<.', we'll lay off 1t. .. The chief sanitation engineer said the so·called perfume was ac·tually a masking agent which has been used rln drying sludge for over three years. Warm weather and a lack of ocean hrce1es recenllv has in· tcns ifiC'd the ndor problem , Lewis added . Tom Mullins. an Air Pollution Control official present Thursday said, "If thcre arc complaints, WC' will investigate If there is a nu1s anr<'. W{' c;rn 1ssuC' an abate· ment order.'' Police Hunt Stolen .Pup In Huntington A search is under way for a rare Lhasa Apso puppy :.;tolen from a Huntington Beach man·s Seacliff area home Thursday by a thief who poliC'e llelil'vc knew the dog ·s whereabouts and value. Hugh F Wallace. of 19642 Surfbreaker Lane. said lhe four· month·old puppy has golden-tan hair and a blac k beard and somewhat resembles a Tinn, ~ilthough 1t is a small dog. lnvest1i;:at11rs said the intruder broke :i ba«k gate to gain entry to the do)!'s enclos ure. '\o dollar \'lllut' was availahle today for the rare puppy but plnice lo$?ged the casr as a grnnd tht>ft. lt11li1•atmi:: S200 WMth or mm t', aside from the sentimental valut· to the Wallac·es. The little c1o~ was stolen during !ht• tlayt1 mc· '-'hen the fum1ly was away Steele Named New Leader Of Teen Help Fountain Valley dentist Mike Steele has bt>en named president of the Teen Help-Youth Service Dureau board of directors. S t eele r e places Fountain Vall('y Police Lt. John Beddow. The bureau, headquartered al 10200 Slater Ave .. provides. counseling for · adolescents and their families in Fountain Valley, Hunt i n g to n Be a c b a n'd Westmmster. Chapman College professor Karl Reitz was named board vice president and Newport Beuch re- s id en l Lind a Schrader is secretary.treasurer for the group. For more information about the bureau's ser vice, call SSHOOO. ' Cabinet Formed BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) Premier Salim el-Hoss has formed a poslwar Lebanese cabinet of eight nonpollticlana, ht1Jf of them Christians and half of them Moelems. The relll(ioua division of the cablnet reOecl'I the equal dlvi11lon o( power that Syria want.a to replace the pre- war Christian domlnonce.. - Woman Able to Resist? A pi;ychlatrist called by the de - fense testified late ThurtJdoy thnt a Ouna Point woman who claims she was dru~ged and raped by her family doctor should have been able to resist his advances despite the i~iectton. Dr. Seawright Anderson of Costa Mesa told nn Orange Coun- ty Superior Court jury that the in- jection of Valium claimed by the prosecution sllould not have af. fected the 22-year-old vic,im 's "decision-making process or the will to resist." Frequent! v referrinj( to drug experiments carried out by him Winged Clammers? O.O•ly Pilot P!loto ov "'C.,.•f Koohltr on female prison inmates in the Afriean nation of Zambia, the witness s upported dcCense daims that the injection oC Valium administered by Dr. Ross Todd McClure could only have had a tranquiliLing effect on the patient. Hundreds of Sl'a gulls gather ut mouth of Santa Ana Rive r between Huntington Beach and Newport BcaC'h. Robert Cribbs, area capta in for the st ate Department of Fish and Game, said he couldn't be sure> exactly w hy the gulls picKed this spot to congregate T hursday m ornin g , but sp~culated t lwy were ther e to feed on shell fish t•xpost:<l <lt luw tide. · The victim clair#e<f from the Witness stand that she became a· "vegetable" s hortly after the drug entered her blood stream and that she was powerless to prevent the Sout h Laguna physi· . cian's alleged advances. Fairview Hospital Adds 3 7 to Staff Front Page A J ' PLANNER. • pleased with Belsito's decision. "It is a very. very healthy situation," he said. "The job ii very important in a growing city and it is essential to get the very best person available.'" ' She testified that she was raped and forced to participate in an act of sexual perversion after the 54·year-old physician re· moved her examining sown anct unde r cloth es and u sed a massager a nd vibrator on her body. By ST EVE MITCHELL Of IM Dilly Ptlol 5!41t Fairview State Hospital will receive 37 new employes under Gov. Edmund Brown's plan to expand service to the state's 11 mental hospitals. Dr. Michael Levine. the Costa M esa fac i lit y's new ad - minis trator, is happy with the news but says he a lready has 120 vacant positions at the hospital. The additional allotment hrings to 157 the number ol Joh vacan- cies at Fairview. "Most of the va«:mt p0!>1l10ns are for psychiatric technicians, ' he explained. He said the 37 new job opt'nings are for these tr ained techn1c1ans who work in groups with han- dicapped youngsters. "tcal'hmg them feeding. dressing, toiletrni;:, and other functions," Levine said. Levine said the hospital will begin training .psychi atric technicians in the near ruture. "The Department of Health has approved that plan and we·re working on 1t now." Le\ 111e said. Fairview used lo !rain tis own technicians, which Levine saiJ was a real benefit to the hospital "Not only did we hav<' at·1·4•ss to the trained technicians <1r· terwards. but we also had their help while they were learning," he said. About five years ago lh<' train· ing program was lermrnatcrl al Fairview, and sel up instead nt Cypress and Golden We:.t Colleges. "What happened was, instead of the technicians being lrainc·d l1> work with mentally retarded clients, they learned othC'r skills, like working with psychiatric pa· tients. "As a consequence, cvC'ry yt•ar w e h a d few er and fewe r graduates who wanted lo come to Fair view and I hose lhat did come 'Good News' - Disassembly Not Burglary A north Huntington Beach m- dustrial s hop owner had some good news and some bad news to report to police when he arrived shortly after 6 a.m. today to open up his business. Gary White, whose firm is at 15602 Co mm erce Lan e, telephoned police immediately. '{'he bad news was that he could see his air compressor was com- pletely disassembled, as though burglars tried to steal it piece by piece. The good news he delivered a few moments later when he ~ot In out of the predown darkness and turned on the lights. lie h adn't been burglari1.ed at all. He t old police his air com - pressor apparently JUSt com- pressed too much air overnight and blew up. Edison Chorale Performs Tonight The Edison High School c h orale concert group a nd orchestra will perform at 8 p.m. tonight in Saints Simon and Jude Church, 20444 Mngnolia St., Hun- tington Bench. The music group will present a pro1ram of Chriatmns music. The program will lftcludc "The MidnJeht Mass !or Christmas" by Marc-Antoine CbarpenUtr: Tbcpublic la invlted. here had frwer s kills to work with the handicapped," Levine said. · He said that by conducting the tr aining once again at Fairview, U1e hospita l will benefit in two ways. "WC''ll begin ~C'tting the psychiatric tcch01r1ans back 1n the hospital, and we'll be able to fill many jobs in basic care that a technician no longer can han<llt'. "We havr a defrn1tc• m·ed for employt•s m these l'l'l' 111·e11st•d positions." he said. Whtlt.• lauding the ~OV('rnor's plan to boost the nurnb1•r IJf employcs at m ental hnspitab. Levmc said that that was not lht• entire solution to Fa1rvil•w's woes. ''No matter how man v employes we haVl'." he said, "w~ just don't have c•nough physit·al space fur the num bC'r of patient:. here." A m e morandum from the city's personnel director had said "inside" selection was ap- propriate as long as there were other people in the city qualified for the position. Four were determined eligible but only Selic h applied. Belsito said that an interview- ing body would be formed of are -The Ford administr ation will not put Into effect a new policy aimed al curbing nuclear proliferation in order t o give President-elect Carter a chance to offer his own plans, government officials say. Forgery Eyed Hughes Will Goe11 to Court LOS A:\TG ELES (J\PJ Nevada officials think a purported Howard Hughes will m ay have been forged with the use of library materials from the college at. tended by Melvin Dummar, the Los Angeles Times reported today. Dummar. a gas station employc. is one of the wilrs be neficiaries. The nl'wspapcr said il learned Nevada authorities pla n to check the fingerprints on a book and a 1971 is· s ue of Life magazine, both dealing with Howarct Hughes and containing sumpl<'s of Hughes· handwrit- ing. The w ill, dubbed the "Mormon Will" because it was found in the Mormon Church's world he ad- quarters in Snit Lake City, will be contested before a jury next month in Las Vegas. Dummar. who stands to gain a tidy sum if the will is declarctl autlwntic. says Hughes named him in the document bl0<:t.1usc th(' J:(as station employe helped I Iughes out when he found the billion aire wandering about in the Nevucl a cJesert. The victim told the jury that she was shaky and confused fo r several hours after the incident and found it dif(icull to un- derstand questions or respond to them.· But a South Coast Community Hospital e mploye testified as a defense witness Thursday that the victim appeared lo be normal and alert when she came to the hospital with a friend J m . 7to re- port t he alleged rape by Dr. McClure. .Judge Kenneth E. Lae ordered a four day weekend break and the trial afte r hearing Dr. An- derson's testimony. The trial will resume Tuesday when Dr. McClure is expected to take the stand in his own defensC'. Black Star Canyon Blaze Under Control A wind·driven fire burned 32 acres today in Black Star Canyon eight miles east of the City or Orange near Irvine Lake, fire of- ficials said. The fire was contained at about 8 a.fl1 . after burning through brush for nearly six hours. The California Division of Forestry.Ora nge County F ire Department called in 120 fire fighters after the fire broke out at 2:30 a .m . Firemen from the U.S. Forest Service were also called in. The firem en were hampered by winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. No st ru ctures were en ~ dangered by'lhe fire. Yule Concert Set The Huntington Beach H.igh School choir and orchestra will offer a Christmas concert Wed- nesday at 7 :30 p.m . in the school auditorium. Professional harpist Jennifer Lenz a ls o will be featured. Donation for the con- cert is Sl.50. THE NAME OF THE GAME ..• LIC. NO. 210·412 THERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE LABELING I N TH E CARPET INDUSTRY. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES, CHAIN STORES. AND CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FICTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS CANNOT EASILY SHOP BRANO NAME PRICES. CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FIND THE PRICE OF EACH QUALITY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON THE SAMPLE BOOK, BECAUSE WE AR E COMPETITIVE. ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOM~ HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING. WE NtVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SAMPLE BOOK. THE NAME OF THE GAME IS INTEGRITY. DEN'S : iiiSiaJiatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVEN.UE • COSTA MESA, CALIF, 92677 • PHONe 646-4838 -646·2lH ·. .... r r , .Irvine C:D I T I ON DAILY PILOT 'l 'oda_,··s Closing~ ~-'i-sh)(•ks r, ll * * * * , . . VOL. 69, NO. 345, 4 SE CTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANG E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1976 TEN CEN~ Two to Protest Irvine ·Sale to By TOM BARLF.Y 04 IN O•llY ,., ... Sufi Doe'dmen ts protestan g the J ames Irvine Foundation's dt.· cisioo to sell its controllini! in terest in the I rvinc Company lo the Mobtl Otl Corporation fur $281.9 m1lhon were to be hied t.o day in Orange County Supenor Court. Those protests by two com· petitors in the takeover battle sparked by Irvine h1:1ress Joan !nine Smith's lawswt agam~l the found at ton will be aired again Monday when her altorney and • lawyers for the three contender ... appear bt'fore Jud~c James F Judge Found<Jt1on trustees an nounred late Thursday that thl'Y had decided to acn•pt the C'ash bid by Mobil wht•n n£'itht·r Cadillac F'a1rv1C·w of Toronto, Canada or the Charles Allen· Alfred Taubmun consortium or New York subrntllcd further of fers. The dl•cision br.ought a protc!>l from both competitors Allen·"Taubman negotiators said they were 1n the process of filing a bid that would top the Mobil offer when the deadline was imposed by fou nd ation lawyers without explanation. l'iew Frorn Below Bicyclbts pl·<laling along b1keway, that runs from Jeffrey R oad to Culver Dnvc in the Edison Company nght-of.way, ha\'e good "icw of new bicycle bridge at Yale Avenue. Bridge cost city $.130.400 and s e r v e s c y c I i s t s . IH' d l' s t r i :J n " a n d ~katehoarders . School di~tr 1 t•t has c•liminaled two school buses since· bridge' opened. s a\'ing Sl70 per d:Jy. Hcl.alcd pic- ture A -2. I ·Nix on Agnew Plea CM Hospital To Get 37 New Staff Members I For Pardon Told NEW YORK <APl -Thi' I While lloust• turned down a n• l out-st in Oc·tobcr for a pardon r for formt•r \'1c e J're!>idenl Spiro T A~nl'". who pleaded no rnnlest to c·harJ?<'S of income tax ; t'\'asion an l!Ji3, .irrordanj! to col umn1st Jack Anderson Whitt' llou ... c attom<')S "polltC' I). bul f1rmh · refrrrcd Agne" s law,er. who "111bm1th'<l the re· quest . to lht• J U!ot1ct.' Department. Ander<;On s;ml in u column for publlr~1t10n tod,1y Tod;i~ A~n1•" <kn1cd hc "' n sought J ll.lrclnn from l'rt"••dc-nt J•onl A spok1•s\\ om ari .1t Ai:nt>" ·., Pathlilt'. Int' . offlrc-sn C"rorto11, ~1d , !>Uld th1• for111t•1 \ll'C' prC''ol clent · h.1-. nt•\ Pr ,1skc'1 \ " Judah lfr-.t, 1\).!0C'\\ " atlorn<'}. !\,lld "hen toltl or 1\n1h•rv m !\ r·· port I "oul<l h,1\1' no r11mm1•111 on thr m.11trr " "Thi• rcpt~ "a ... that the-re hll\ (' b('en prort:durcs est Jhhshc."CI by Justice,·· And('rson quotl'd .1 White llnu'c offanal a' sa) an~ ''The requ1·~t "as no more than any Rood lawyrr woul<I do for h1.-; dient. .. Anderson 'laid an attorney for Agnew called White !louse ·counsel Philip n urh('n's office Oran;.fe _j Coas t tu •L[A 7'~ \\'eathe r Nor t heasterl y winds 25·4 0 m p h expec t e d tonight. decreasing Satur· d ay Cl ear . warm e r weather with highs in 70s foreseen. INSIDE TODA~ lie started out to be a doc- tor and ended up a sculptor. F'redenck Eversley'• workl. whkh will be e.rhiblled on the Orange Coast. art /eoturtd on Pogc CJ o/ the WeekC11Mr. -·· i.wtv •• ~ ..... "-''-'"••• ~--ftlf :::r.:...llt. \yM lf'M•r ,_., MetllMf'Mtl To#¥h~ ,,,... .. , ... , .... -""' _tMt, (\I •• •• "" .... c ... ., .... ... (I cs• •• •• CMO -t-. shortly artt•r A~ncw's !-.enlenrc or three yc<1rs on probation <'Xpm·d Oct to. The brief d1scusMon ccntCn'il on the · recepll \ 1ty" of the Wh1to' House to A~nc·v. ftlang for J formal pJrdon. Anderson sa1ci Agnt>w rt'stgned Or t. 10, HITI after ht• plt'ad('d no rontc·st to .1 smele count of ta"< c' <1!\1on t Anderi.on ·s column appt:'ar" regulurly on the cd1tonal pa~t' of the 0~11 ly 1'1 lou Lawrl'nre Tr~I\ lor. the-justll't' 1)epartml'nt s pJI dun attornev 'oJ1d Thur-.da \ I h;it ht• had nut h1•1•n l'ont J;'t t'<J hy ;111 ) 11111• tl'IJf(''ot·ntml( /\g111•w Youth Claims H e Killed for 'Mac' Meal Dy STE\'E MIT<'llELL Ot tn" O.lily Pilot St,.ft Fa1rv1l'w Stale llosp1tal "ill rrCCI\ e 37 new c•m1Jloyes under Gov. Edmund llrO\\n ::. plan to l'Xpand sc-rv1ce to tht• stall's l l ml'ntal hospitals Dr M 1chal•I Lt•\ Ilk, the Cost a Mc'IJ facil1t\'!-. new ad mm1str<Jlor, 1s haJJl'Y \I.1th tht• new!> but :-.ays he alrl'acl} has 120 \'acant µos1t1011s at the ho~p1tal The additional allotnwnt brini.:s to 157 the number of JOb \aC'aO t·1es at Fa1n·iew "~lost of the vacant pos1twns are for p~ych1a'tnl' tl'<'hn1c1ans. · h<' expl:11nt•d Hl' 'la td the 37 rww Joh openings arc for tlwse tr .11 m'aid lhl' hoo;p1tal \\111 hegin tra1n1n g P':'l c h1atric· technicwns m the near future "The Departmt•nt of Health NEW YORK I API -A high has approved th<1l plan and i>chool o;enaor has plf'Jdcd gutlty we're working on 1t no"." I A.'\ ant• to killing Jn eld<'rly man dunng said his school lunch hour to gl'l Fa1rvll'W used to tram its own m oney to lake his girl to technicians. whirh l.cvme said McDonald's for dinner was a real hcnrfit to the hospital David Joyner. 18, cntererl the ":-.lot only dad we have acces-. plea in M anhattan Cou rt on to the tr ained tt•rhnac1ans af Thursday, adm 1llin g he terwards. but we also had thl'1r strangled Douglas Miles. 75, nn help whale they wl.'n' learning," Marrh 2 in Miles' West Side hesaid. apartment About five year'> ago the train Police ~ave this account. , mg proF(ram was tt'rminated at J oyner adm itted h e left Fa1rvH.'"· and set up instead <It Charles Evans Hughes School on Cypress and Go.ldt'n Wt>~l h.is lunch hour. went across the Colleges. s treet t o Miles' apartmen t. "What happcnc-d was , instead forced his way in and ordered of the technicians being trainrd · Miles to write a check for $68. to work with mentally retarrlcd The youth then ordered the old clienL'!, they learned other skills. man to call his bank and arrange like working with psychiatric pa· that Joyner would have no t rou· tienls. ble cashing the check. As soon as "As a consequence-. every year Miles hung up, J oyner strangled w e h ad f ewer and few er him with his bare hands. ~duates who wanted to come to Then J oyner went to the bank, ~airview and those that did come cashed the check, and used it to here had fewer skills to work rent a limousine and lake his gir l with the handicapped," l~vine tothe ha ml!urger restaurant. said. Detectives acting on informa-He said that by conducung the lion from the bank checked the training once a ga in at Fairv•l'W, higJt school's records. found that the hospital will benefit in two Joyner was enrolled there. and ways. arrested him . "We'll b egin ge tting ·.Sh e After Joyner entered his guilty psychiatric technicians back In plea. Justice Burton Roberts the hospital, And we'll be able to asked him if be were sorry and fill many Jobs ln basic care that a tbe youth said he w as. technician no longer c an handle. "For )'Ourself?" asked the "Wt have a definite need for judge. "Or arc you sorry for Mr. employes in theiie pre·Ucen.'\ed Miles?" positions." hesaid. "I'm sorry for both oC U.4'," the While I oudlng the 1tov m or's youth replied . plan to boost the number or Joyner wm be scntenced1ot~r. <See FAIRVIEW, Pue JU> J Cadillac Fairview negotiators said Thursd ay night t hey a re willing to top the Mobil offer but not under the bidding syste m d e· vised by foundation trustees and allegedly favorable to Mobil m· terests. The Can adian company argues that bidding should be reopened. It will suggest a system of sealed bidding when Judf(e Judge con· vt-n~i. what will be the fifth hear- ing into the impasse Monday It is expected that th~ Alkn Taubman inlcrc:.t wall h?IH· tht· support of Mrs Smith in thcar argument th al thl' foundut1on 's acceptance or the Mobil offer should be overturned. Mrs Sm it h has commt·nted that she f a ,·ors the Allcn Taubman offer of ~ 5 million because it ('Onta1ns a dausc that will ullow her to buy baC'k ~tock She has a minority interest of 21 '4 l)CrCl•nt in the Irvine Company.~ The foundation holds a Nn~ trolling interest-of 54.5 pcrccnt j the company founded by ~ Smith's gra ndfather. • Mrs. Smith i.ued the founda.l' .and launched the current le hat tie \I, hen she protestt.'CI found a hon's decision to Sl'll · interest to Mobil for $200 m1lho • <See HEIRESS,Page A2 ) . Quake Co.llling~ '~ Geologi-st Says It's lnevitabk ~, A 7 rradanl! 1s a "major .. qua~ capable of w1dt•sprcad, heav~ dama~t.·. 8 1s a "gn•at" carili.~ SAN J<'RANCISC'O IAPJ An earthquake th r eaten1n..: thousands of h \'es hke the gn·al San Francisco temblor or 1006 IS inevitable in Cahforma. the U.S. Ceolo..:1C'al Survey's top earth· quake expert warned today. Dr. Hobert M llarrulton. chwf of the USCS Office of Earthquake Studies. said the upcoming quake wi ll surpass 8 points on lht' Richter scale and its impact "would be enormous " "LOS!>cs could reach thousands of lives and tens of billions of dollars," llam tlton said m re- marks prepared for delivery to the Commonwealth Club. Tht• magn1tu<k of the l~Ki Bav Area quake-1~ t·~t1matl'd to ha\ t: cquall-d 8 3 on tht• R1r htn ~talt• It k11ll.'d mort> th•111 fiOO pt·oplt• JnJ cost more than S400 million The lugarith m 1c· H1l'htcr !\l'alt• 1s a mt•asure of ground motwn <i., recorded on s t•1s moj!raph' E'en· tnl'rca.,t' of ont• numbt·r. sav from 5.5 to 6 5. mean~ lhl· gr'ound motion 1s 10 t1rnl·s greater In popul:.itt•d arc-as an l'arlh quake of 3.5 on lhl· R1rhtt·r M'all' can cause shl!ht damal!C 1n tht• local arc<i. 4 can rause moderate damage. 5 cons1dl·rable damagl.'. 6 can be se\'ere. * * * * * * California Sinking Eyed by Scientists SAN F RANCISCO CAP > Ao inexplica bl e sinking or the ground by as much as six inches north of t.os Angeles. perhaps link ed to the m yste riou s Palmdale Bulge la nd uplift, was reported by earth scientii.ts today. New l y discovered by research ers s t udying the Palmdale p henomenon, the apparent depression \.l.3S descr i bed as "beh avior unpre<"eriC'nleci in 70 years" of surveys m Southt>rn California Lake the Palmdale swelling, the land subs1denl'e seems to have occurred rapidly m recent >ears, over a period of "months to a few vcars," scientists told a news conferenc-c at the Ameriran (;rophys1cal Union meeting here. L' S . G e o I o g i c a 1 S u r v e y engineers in a survey this year found that a bench mark at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory m northern Pasadena had fallen 13 to 15centimetcrs (between5and6 inches) below a bench mark al San Pedro -a reference point on 1 hr coast ta ken JS mean sea levcl The scien t i sts said they couldn't rule out the poss1b1hty tba,t , 1o~tead of Pas~dcna sinl<ln g, the San Pedro mark had risen . It is too soon to say whether the new find i n g increases the ch an ces of ea rlhquakes in Soulht>rn California, researchers said. It was also reported that tho Palmdale Rulgl' 1s really morr· nf a ridgl' and 1s larger than previously thought. Or Peter MaC'Doran of .Jl'I. sai d t h e u p swcll1ng 1s subst antially l;irger than the 4,500 squarC' milt's ong1nally measur ed. Rathl.'r than an oval blistc-r shapl', h•• ~<iid . it form-, ;i ndgc along the San Andn·as Faull from San Bernarrhno northwest along the foothtlh of the San Gabnt•I M ountaan~ At a special A(; U session on tht· bu I g e. the r c was g <' n c r J I agreement that the ft•ature reflects an ac·rumulalwn uf Stram m rocks of thl• CJrth's rrust. lloweve'r. there is mu<:h uncertaintv HS to whether it is a W3T'ning sign nf <IO CUrth(jllakt• Drug-aided Rap Claim Criticized A psychiatrist called by the de- fense testified late Thursday that a Dana Point wom an who claims she was d rugged and r ap<'d by her family doctor should have be~n a ble lo resist his advances despite the injection. Dr Seawright Anderson of Cost a Mesa told an Orange Coun· ty Superior Court jury that the in- jection of Valium claimed by the prosecution should not have af· rected the 22-year-old victim's "dec1sion·makmg prorcss or the will to r esist." Prime Rate Drops A.gain NEW YORK (AP) - Two of America's biggest commer c i a l banks cut their pr ime JendJng rates today. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co .. the na tion 's sixth largest . cut its r ate from 6' • to 6 per cent. while No. 2·ranked Citibank reduced its rate from 6 i... to sv. The prime rate 1s a bank's charee on loans lo It.a osl credit·worthy cor- te customers. While It ot. linked dlrecUy to consumer or mortgage loans. its movement& can 1iirnal the dlrcctloo ol ln· tere•t rates tn general. ... FreQuentlv refcrnng tu druJ.! experiments carraNI out II\ ham on female pr 1o;on mmatcs in th1• African nalum of Zambia , 1h1· witness SUP JIOrl l'd d('f1·n .,1• claims that tht• injection of Valium administered hv Dr Ross Todd MrC'lurt> could only have had a tranqu1l17.ing crft·C't on the patient. Thi'.' vict im claimed from tht· witness stand that she hP<·amt• a "vegetable" Rhortl~ aft<•r thr drug entered hvr blood ~trt•am and that sh<' was powt•rlrsl-to prevent the South Laj!una physl clan's nllel(ed advanC'C:i She testifi e d that sh<> "<1s raped and forced to part1c1pak m an act of sexual perversion uft cr the 54·year-old physician r e- m oved her examin ing gown and und e r c lo thes and used a massager and vibrator <f" her body . The victim told the jury th at she was shaky and confused for several hoursrafter the incident and found it difficult to un- derstand questionii or respond lo them . But a South Coast Community Hospital em1>loye tesliried as a deleruie witness Thursday that the victim appe ared to be normal and a lert when s he came to the hospital with a friend J t1n. 7 to re-· port the a lle ged rape by Dr . McClure. Judge Ke nneth E. Lae ordered a four day weekend brMk •nd the trial a fter hearing Dr. An· . deraon •a' testimony. • qu<Jkl' • ·~ "(':ihforn1an~ should not ht norc or undc-n·~t1mate the e<1rth~ quake threat," llamiltun said. ·nor shnulct 1rrat111nal ft•ar of 1 c-arthquakl·s b(• allow1.•d lo be1 diversion from ratwnal fJrCpa ra-' 1100!-.." !Ir also s aid. ·· f'rogr!'ss in re-l cent years pro\'idt•s considerable opt1m1~m ahuut developing the capability of 1.•arthquakc predic- tion " llowt•ver, he-did not pre· d1(•t wht>n or wht•rc in California. i <See QUAKE, Page i\.2 ) Skip That Second Cup I ALBANY, NY. CAP) -· I A n Albany -based~\ supermarkN chain 11.·s pul ads in news papers a.'>king c-uslomers to forego that serond cup of coffcl' in the morning. "ll 's bcc::ausc of the price." said Neil Golub. \'ICe president of the Golub Corp .. which runs the Pricccho p pe r super market ch uan . with 56 stores in New York Sta te and we s tern 1\1 assachust•lls. Golub said he thinks u ;, partial boycott by con· l sumers could dr ive down ~. the cost of corrcc. The lt. \.l.hOICS<1le price O( a pound of coffe(' has more than doubled an sc•veral months to $2.28. he said. 2 Irvine Men File to Seek School Posts Two lr vinr rl's idcnts already have returnNI lhc1r filing papers m thr uprom1ng irvint• sthooll llo~1rd <'iert111n and two nthers hot\ e taken out papers. Ac-corrlinS( lo the Orange Coun• tr 11P~istrar of Volers. the-twr) c:onfirmed tandidatl's arc LOUIS c Zt•Jda, a SttlC'!-.man \.l.hrt h\t•s at 141182 Rall;m St in l'Jl1Corn1a llomt•s. Hon L unct•ford, a p!'\t'hologis l ancl soC'ioloS?1sl. who Ian·~ at 382l A\'ocado St. in Cnll1·~1· Park The two pC'oplr who have t aken oul parwrs hut h<1Vl' not yet rc- turnC'<l thcm ar<' Frl'd r.<1hm, ::a purchasing manager. of :1671 Provincetown ('1rrlr. m the Colony llomes. Catherine L ark in , a housrwifc. of 4861 Flagstar Cir· rl<'. in California Homes. Two scats arc up for election - the ones c u rrl'ntly held by Ch:irles Roulungcr and Frank Hurd Boulanger does not plan to run again a nd llurd has not yet.. dc-cided. ' Th<' filing period opened ThursJ clay and wa ll rem ain open untl Dec. 30. Inte rested peop)e m pick up filing papers in the coun ty registrar's office in Santa Ana . 1 HOP"E YOU 'RE GETTING VOUR. CHRISTMAS S'HOPPtNG DONE . ~ ONLY 1~ DAYS LEFr .' A.Z DAIL y Pll OT Seasonal . ;Singing ~To Start • Mos t 'chuo ls rn lh1: In tnl' • Umr1ed Schuvl n1stnd Wiii be ringing with m u1>1c and son~s ~beginning Tuc:.day when lht' 1.1n· i.: nu:.il Christmas 1>roi;rams art• •held. ; Tuesday pro{; rums lncludr: • --At 7:30 p.m. ln th1· ~ multlpurpo11c room ul Greenlrl't' . 1 School, rhildn·n will 1x.. ·rform :1n : instrumental und chm u" pro· gram. · : -At Irvine H1~h. at ·1::J1J p.m . in the A.L.G.P. room, a musical : program will be hl'ld. The 7 ·JO p.m. College Park :program 1n the school multipurpose roorn w11l lncl•Jdc a ·bilingual portion. Wednesday programs include: --Rancho San Joaquin Jn. Lermed1atc School will off<.·r a guitar program al 7.30p m. Vista Verde S<.'hool will hold Hs Christmas p rogram at 7 p m. On Thurs cl;i y , rrogram ~ scheduled lnt'ludc. -Rancho S;1n J oaquin Jn. tcrmcdiatc School \.\111 have a program wit h the l>and and chorus al 7 p m. - -The orcht·str a uml chorus of th<' Bas ics Plus School will •perform at 7:30 p .m . ul lhc Culvl'rdall' Schou! multipurpOSl' room. --Univcr!\1t.v l11gh will h:tVl' a :program fcatunn~ the t·horus at 7:30p m. • i · On Saturday. ~• proS?ram will 'be held at l 1nivt>r,ity High, I featuring the band at 7:30 p.m, 'Blue' Movie Erases Red For Statio1i? 1\~N ArlUOH, Mich. CAPJ /\ (',1blc TV oulfll lll f111anl·1al di'· tn·..,s ..., tr~ ing tu )IN hack into the blat·k "1lh a blue movie, Off1l'ials al Ann Arbor ~ 'ilhlc\'tsion Jm·. s,ii<l thc·ir b111.atl· '{'asl today of the French 01 rk ··1-:mmanuC'lll"' j-; the· country's first showing of ;111 X-raktl rnm·11 · . cm prime time TV. The soft·t·orc porno movi<' will Jw shown uncut und unintl•rrrupt· t•d four d1ffNt•nt limes dunn~ tht' t•v(•niflg be)!innin).! ut H:30 p.m. on lht• farm·:-. rll'W ;adult muv1c t han- rwl. thl'Y s.11d. Thl'rt' Jrt• about iOO suh· s1•rtbt•rs lo th•' new sen 11·1·. \ n o I h l' r I I 0 O or d e r s • 1 r " hacklo~~t•fl lh'CJU.'I(' of a purl~ :.hurt.1.:t'. Thi" Hht•dull'tl '.l\l•\I. ing of · Emm.inul'll<' ' :-.parkrd J pro 11•,1 \huut ';'oO 1>1•rc;oni. s11i{n1•d 1 11•·t1t1on :a:-.king the City Coun1 al to 1•nar1 ~·n 11rdtnanr1• to stop lht• :-.ho" •n~ 111 \'. r ,11 cd mo\ ws on r ·• · hleT\'. H e aling Cult Analyze d :\EWYORK ll\PJ ·Thc,1x m1·n \\ho 'llt'nl t\\11 months lr}· in~ to prJ\ Ith• rntn th1· 1·nrpM' n{ .1 young <irc•.-k mon w1•r1• 11 IOC1'l<'· 1> knit J.!rt1ll1J ~ho llt'h1•\ 1'(J 1n ltll' twull ni.? P'>" l'r'I of thf'1r 1n:o.p1r,1· t100,1I lto;1clc:r. i;;,i \ <. an 11'l,.n<'1.1t1• 11( nm• of tht-n11•11 • It "'·" nnt rc"1lh J C'ult, ~u1d Prof Flflrn Srhr1•1lwr, t.hrc•dor 11( publll' 1 c•l.1t111n' .11 .John JJv Colli 1•1• of ('rt n1111.il .1u .. t11·1·, wh<>n' <•Ill' 11( tlw MX 11·ach1·., ~pc·1•rh l'rnff·-.~or Srh11 1h1•r '·'"' J :imf':-. L1m•n h.1d Jlli.t told her 111 a Ion~ con\ t'l \01111111 that th1•1r lc:i<ll'r ~a~ OrH' Hm .ir. a 5~ ) Nar old ·'lllji:tnj.l <'IHH'h who WtlS 0111• "' tht' '!IX mrn pol1r1• found Wcdncs· f'hty 1:ro11prrl :uo11nd the <h•rom pose d lind\ of S tcphon JfatzilheO<lornu. OAANQE COAST DAILY PILOT ::.!r.~'T.~"4~',~:,11:, :~,~; ;:;;: ~'::;. ('~ I "1i1f>l1• Pltl'lf'I (,."'"•tty ....,1\11'"'" rrj!ttOl!'I\ "" ,_...II\~ l M"""U' fh•.-Jth r r•dilllf IM ,,_,,. AN • W••lfrt'~ tt••t l'I hyllf•"Of~ ..... ._ t """"' 1,.1 .. _,.,, ... lh·"· ~•fl'fl•"• ' v.u .. .,, •"'" L,.,,.,,,.. 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INt , .. ,.<ii, PffMI"''" •' fAtf'f''tft' ,..~ •• \tfA"* (lf H f t\t•t"" f\•lrf "' C.9'141 llrMU CAH•orrH• \Yb•C' r •D' ,,,., ,.., f l "l•t U "~ fftllfttPlif llf "' .. ' ,. \0 MIM\tft!f, 1¥111ihf'¥ *'''""'*"" tJ """"1"'"'•· Frtd•y. OttCember 10. U76 Frw. l'a,,e AJ HEIRESS .•• She successfully argued that lbo selling price of 124 a &hare was unfair lo herself and other mlnority atockboldan. She prc>- tcsted that the fouodalion ahould seek further bula and a hl~r sellln1 prtce. CadlUac falrvlew'a lat~t otter (lr $286.2 million is all!<> hi1&hcr than the accepted Mobil bid. But foundation trustees opted for the c>il company's offer Thursday with the nrgu ~1ent that cash was preferable to the <'ontenders· of· fcn~d mix or coah , notes and securities. Lawy~rs for the two com- petitors e1re uccusing foundation trustees toduy of reneging cm declarations that bidding ror the Irvine Company would remain open until only the highest bidder Is left. If she protests the decision to sell to Mobil at Monday's hear- lnR. Judge Judge may be com· pelled to call for a new round of bidding on the basis that founda· lion trustees cicted dis· criminatorily when they clOSl'<i bidding Thursda~v. Leaders Cautioau OC Business Picture 'Bright By MICHAEL PASKEVICJf Of lM O•fl, ~•lo4 SQft Orange County's e<.'onomie oul look for 1977 appears bright, but four apeakers k ept their op limlam restrained Thun!day as they uddressed businessmen at ·~ Santa Anan Joins Panel On Transit 0•11~ l'llol , .. ,, -· the annual · moelinl' or th1 .Newl)Ort Center A1SOC'1atlon. Ornnge County Aucuo Brudley Jacobs was j~ b: banker J. Howard Cravcq, Am cord President Roland Speer: and newspaper publisher Rober Wcod on a panel thHt oullinrc benellts and PoHlble dangers l• ncxi year 's economy. Although all of the panelJsti said they expect an upwarc economic surge, there was con cem over Increased govemmen1 spending, high taxes, lncreasec production expenses .ind th1 potential hazards o! an Arab ol, boycott. · ll was pointed out ThursdJy thal Mobil failed to mN't ;1 Dec. l deadline at a time when Cadillac Fairview was the leading con· tender but was allowc.-d lo remain in the biddini; race despite that failure. Frolicking on Bridge Santa Ana CouneUman David Brandl was chosen Thursduy lllf(ht lo join Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden as the two. man city de legation on the powerful new Orange County Transportation Committee. "The so-called energy rrisis would be nothing compared lt wh1tl could lie ahead," said Speers, who heads the Newport Beach-based Amcord corf'. glomerate which manufactures everything from cement to lawn furniture. • Calif omians V acci1ie Shy Irvin~ M,~yor I>av1cJ Sill:-i 1oins bicyclists Roamy and L~une \\ 1lb 011 the nL·w h1cyclc bridge that spans the 1 mlroad lr;.ic:ks at Yale J\n·nue. Bicyclists, pedestrians ;md ~k<.tlcboJrckrs ha\'t' IH'en using the ne w overcross- ing for nc'-'l'IY a month. hut Thursday. city officials led hy Mayor Si lls cut the ribbon to make 1t official. 1n voling by the city's Selection Committee in Fullerton, Brandt was a 14 to 8 victor over Yorba Unda Mayor Henry Wedaa for tht> transportation post. Three weeks ago, Brandt and Wedaa finished in a 13 to 13 dcud heat In balloting by the city com· mlttee while Hollinden was a un- animous choice. He said oil from the Alaska pipeline would be insufficient to futrlll demands In the event Arab nations cut the now or oil. Still, Speers predicted more business proms and said his company Is switching from natural gu to coul to fight higher production costs. BERKELEY CAP> --About one in six California adulls have received swine nu vaccinations, the state Health Department r e- ports. The total is 2.5 million or 16.8 percent of the s tate's adult population, the department's in· formation officer said Thursday. San Juan Man Eyes Backus' Board Seat Their appointment lo the com- mittee rilled two of live positions on a panel given sweeping authority by state legislators this year lo oversee locaJ transports· lion planning. Dr. Craven, senior vice presf. dent and chief economist or Union Bank, sees "a cooling or inflation fires:· but noted a lack of vieor In the bounce back from recession. The percentage is even lower in the San Francisco and Los 1\nge les arl':.is . Fro• Page A J FAIRVIEW ~·mplo.ves at mental hospitals, l..<!\tne s:.iid that that W<b not thl' l'nt1re solution to Fa1r\'lew's "Ol'S. ·•No matt e r how many employes we have," he said, "we Just don't have enough physical space ror the number or p:.ilJ<'nis here." Patrick Backus has bcl'n J Saddleback College lru::.tee l'Vl'I s ince tho school was founded nearly a decade ago and he'' taken out candidacy papers t1J run for yet another term. But the <'ltmenl arv sthoul prin cipal fro m Dana Point already hus at least one opponent m the March 8 clcct1on. llc's 70-yl.'ar old Eug<'111· (' McKnight, of 25531 Purple Sag<.' Lane in San Juan Capistrano. Ill• , was the rirst candidate to of ficially file in the college board race Thursday morning. McKnight retired :is ;,i dean at Los Angeles City College several Forgery Eyed Hughes Will Probed LOS ANGELES (AP) -Nevada officials thjnk a purported Howard Hughes will may have been forged \\ilh lhl• USl' o f library materials from the college at· tended by Melvin Dummt.1r, the Los Angeles Times reported today. Dummar, a gas station cmployc, is one of lhc ,\;u 's beneficiaries. The news pap(•r srud it learned Nevada authorities plan to check the fingerprints on a book and a 1971 is· ~ue of Lift• m agnzine, both dealing with Howard llughe:s and containing samples of Hughes' handwril· years ago after a C&rC<'r m junior college education that spanned more than 25 years. Before that. he had a successful business career. Since his re tire ment, however. McKnight has been active in community and college affairs m the south county. He has been a member of Sad- dleback 's Citi zens Advisor y Board for three years and says he has missed very few board of trustees meetings in that lime He owns two homl'" an th<· trustee area he hopes to repn·sc•nt one in Dana Point and thcolhl'r in a little island of unincorporatrd Orange County territory udjuccnt to the city or San Juan . McKnight said he is an acllVl' member of the O:ina Potnl Homeowners Association 11nd 1s a dtr('C'tor of the Umlc.'<.I South Orange Coa st Commun1t1rs <IJSOCC >. CSI\ his candirtacy Matc•m<•nt. McKnig ht vowed to i.upporl salelhl(' campus operations In the northern pa rt or the fOllC'J;:l' district. in 11drt1t1on to maintain lng the "bast<' needs and servict's on the existing campus" m Mis ::.ion V1c10. McKnight said m a lelt>phon1· interview FridJv he 1s a little> d1i. gruntled that Mockus chose to seek another term "He had assured me scvC'rol months ago he wasn't i:o1ng t<1 run and he promised lo supfl()rl me," McKnight said. City appointments to the com- mission decided, the selection committee then elected Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal as ils chairman. Dostal r eplaced former Westminster Mayor Philip An· lhony as the committee chairman. Anthony rorfeiled his mem· bershlp on the committee when appointed First District County supervisor last month. The former city official's ap- prnnlml•nl to complete lhe uncx µired lerm of former Supervisor Hoht•rl Ballin folloWL'<I his elec. t1on to the post Nov. 2. However. Anthony will not begin his elected four.year term until early January. ln other artio n by the City Selection Com mittce. Garden Grovl• Counrilman Elrl'th Erickson was appointed to the South Coast Regional Coastal Const'rvullon Com mission. TIME R UNNING our FOR TAXES Tonight's the night for those property owners who waited until lhe las t minute to pay their r1rst property lax installment ror 1976·77. However, Craven believes a moderate rate of growth will keep Inflation down in the long run. Dally Pilot publisher Weed predicted a good economic year, particularly wJthin the area known as "The Orange Coast," which extends trom Huntington Harbour to San Clemente and in- land to lhc San Diego Freeway. Weed said economic growth ror the second quarter of 1976 was 22.4 percent along the Oungc Coast as compared to 16 percent ror Orange County overall and 9.7 percent in Los Angeles. He pointed to increased re· tailer confidence, reflected by the expansion or the South Coast Plaza s hopp1n~ complex, and said the arrival or 18,000 new employes al lhe Fluor Corpora· tlon complex should generate more economic growth. However, drsp1te 27,000 new Jobs in the area and a strong outlook. W ecd and Orange Coast businessmen may be pay- ing more taxes in the future. Ile 'predicted a "tough year" for Governor Brown and the Legislature a nd said their efforts at property tux relief could result in higher taxes for busmcss. mg. --..1 h w ·11·· b . The will. dubtx..-u t c ''Mormon 1 ecnusc tt was found in the Mormon Church's world head· quarters in Salt Lake C ity, will bt! contested before a JUTY next month in Las Vegas. Two other seats are uva1lahle on the College boa rd but as of this ' morning. nobody had taken out papers to run for them Those procrastinating property owners whose payments are received or postmarked arter the mid night Dec. 10 deadline will he assessed a s ix percent penally. Assessor Jacobs pre dicted labor costs will rise between nine and eleven percent, resulting In a drop in productivity. He said prope rty taxes in Orange County rose 15.2 percent in 1976 and said he was disturbed by an influx of speculut.ors In the housing market where t he average home now COSL'i $83,000. Dummar, who stands to gain a tidy sum if the will is derl~1red authentic, says Hughes named him in the document bccausc the gas station cmployc helped llu~hcs out when he found the bilLionaire wandering about in lhr Nev:ida desert. Black Star Canyon Blaze Under Control 1\ i.\1nd drt\'cn '1n• burned 32 acres today in Black Star Canyon ("lght mill'~ cast of the City <ir Oranitc neur Irvine Lake. firl' of- f1 c1als said. The fire was contalnro at about R a.m . after burning through brush for nearly six hours. The California Division or Forestry-Orange County J•'irc Department called in 120 rl rt' fighters a fter the fire broke out al 2·30 a.m . Firemen from the U.S. Forest St'rvice were also called in. The firemen were hampered by winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. No 11trutture~ were en · dangered by the fire. Natives Join Jail Strikers MEXICO CITY CAP > -Mex· ican and South American ln· mates have joined about 100 Americans in a hunger RU"lko protesting congressional delays on proposed leglslaUon lo make drug violators ellgjble for parole from Mexican jails. Relalivu who visited th e prisons say the Americans' seven-day-old hunaer strike has gained support Crom at toast 1.50 Mexicans and other Laun Amcrtcans on t wo men's prisons. Reclusorio Norte aad Santa Marta. Fro• Pag~ A J QUAKE ... thts jlrt'al quak1· would stnkf' Hamilton su1d the temblor un d o ub tertly w ou ld o cc ur 50mt'whert' along tht.' r.oo m11!- long San Andreai. Fault sy!>tl'm He said "precursor" signs that the grt'al quake is coming 1n elude the bulge in lhc earth cen· tered nt Palmdale in Los Angeles County "where it has been d1s- covt-rcd th<' land northeast of Los Angeles has risen up lo a foot over the last 15 years." The uplift, h e s aid, extends 100 miles alon~ the San Andreas FauH through th~ MOJave Desert. "Such an uplift sometimf's pre· cedes earthquakes and is de· finitely cause ror ccmcern now." heeaid. Hamilton called 1978 "an ex· tre mely bad ycor for earth· quakes." . He said 23,000 persons died m Guatemala, 1,000 In Italy, 8,000 in New Guinea, 560 In lndoncsio. 100.000 or more In China. 8,000 in the Phlllpplnes and 5,000 or more ln Turkey, all as a result of earth quokea thls year. He said Americans are less vulnerable to m asslve earth· quake death tolls because of superior housing construction. YMCA PlaD8 Camp Holiday Kid Komp for children 6 to l l Is bclna ottered by the Orange Coast YMCA. The camp will take place Dec. 20-23 and 27.30 from 9 u.m. lo 4 p.m. The co$l ll $4S for members and $49 for non-members. One is the pos t varated hy Robert Bartholomrw of the north Tustin art.'a. who rcsi1rned effrc t1ve this week to movt> his nursery hus inrss In Santa Rarbara County. GOP Plan SP.t Jacobs estimates that almost 70 percent of housing sale11 Jn. \'Olvc speculator11 or Investors with a "short lime horizon.•· By reselling as quickly as possible Jacobs said SPl'<'Ulalors arc driv· ing prices up for families who plan to settle in the area on a long term hasis The other Is held by Or .lam<'~ Marshall of Lni:una ll11ls. \I.ho has l>een in the hoi.pllal off and 011 for th<> past frw mrmlhs and has not lndicatrd tf he will run agam W/\SlllNGTON 1/\1'1 Pre•" dl•nl Ford wants lo join 11 high command that would Him to un- ify the Reruhhl'an part.v anrl dra\'t' toward a 1980 GOP \'lclon. _._ ~~~~~~~~~~~- THE NAME OF THE GAME ••• THERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE LAB EL ING IN THE CARPET INDUSTRY. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES . CHAIN STORES. A ND CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FICTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS CANNOT EASILY SHOP BRAND NAME PRICES CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FIND THE PRICE OF EACH QUALITY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ·ON THE SAMPLE BOOK. aecAUSE WE ARE COMPETITIVE . ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOMER HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING. WE NEVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SAMPLE BOOK. THE NAME OF THE GAME ISJNTEGRITY ~:'·.~~,~, ~ DEN'S ~ari>ii ~ill· : iiisii1iatio~: ·custom draperies II( NO 230427 );:•;,\·,+,; linoleum e 'wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AV!NUE • COST A MESA, CALIF. 92621 • PHONE 6•6·•838 -646-2355 , Friday's Clo ing Price8 I ( NYSE • COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS . ' •• Friday Oecembor 10 1976 l /N DAILY PILOT •s Effect.i1'e Letter Technique Gets Complaint Action . Ry S\'1,VIA PORTl::R During the Chnbtm<tS t.hoppang season. consum•r'> should be prepared for U'\!erior products, m1slcad1ng 111 Mrucllons, inaccurate b1l111 and other problems, and ltwy should learn bow lo complwn efCechvely 1 here are techruques that will nil but guanintee :SVC• cessful resolution of a complJint, a!>sunung It ts valid 1'"il'Bt, trv to solve the problem \\1th the loc.ll merchant re lbat fails try writing ltttcrs Kathleen Rau or the Cooperative Ext\"ns1on Assoc1ahon of Nassau County 11dv1ses lk r1rm and busincsshkl' II) your first letter of rom plaant Assume lh11~ .. company v. ants )Our Money's Worth good" 111 and will recllf> the problem But 1( }Ou don t gl:l a satisfactory reply an three to four weeks, that s the time lo show teeth FOR AN EFFECTIVE t'IRST LETTER of com pl amt: Address the letter to a person !the president vice president In charge or CU!.lomer relations etc ) Call I.he store for the name of the pcr!ion or look up the name ma re Cerence book at a IO{"al ltbrar~ 1hc ~xecu11vc may pass the letter down -but (hanccs for 1mmed1ale action arc greater -Use personal stationery and be s ure the letter and signature are legible Do not use form tellers Keep the l~l ter to one page -KEEP THE L._"1TER non threatening -wnte positively but not angnly Be sure you 're not rcsponi.1ble for the problem Act promptlv while details are fresh m mmd ldent1ry the product completely style, color, mc:xkl number Give the facts aooul the transact10n efforts to deal \\'1th the local store, names or persons to whom complaints \\cre made, dates. charge or recl•1pt number Copies of 1~ portant information -cancelled chicks, receipts. con· tracls, previous correspondence -will be helpful Oo flOl send ongmals The more documt'ntat1on, the better Kc<'n a copy or the letter for future use State" hat 1s wanted mone) back. credit to Lhe ac· count, product replaced, new part, product r emoved. -INCLUDE \'OUR ADDRESS IN THE leller ' Maoy people for get to put a return addre!>!> on their h:tterhrad: ' says Ms Rau thmlung that 1f 1t 1s on the envelope, that s enough "Also include a phone number where you can be re· ached from 9 a m to 5 p m If necessary, write a rollow up letter lo the executive 10 three to four Wl't'ks s,1ymg something hke · I wrote you on (dale> and ha..e not heard from you Should my letter not ha\ie reached you enclosed 1s a copy If l do not hear frt1111 you tn <state reasonable tlmc) I will send copies of my cor respondence to I locaJ consumer affairs office, Better Bu$1 ness Bureau othl•r consumer ai.:enn l If no reply 1s received in the staled lime (a week or SQ 1. send the correspondence as WiJrncd /\VOID WRITING A COMPl.Al "IT letter manger The key to the technique 1s to put the complaint on paper effect1vel) And be sure to mc.:ludc Name and address Phone number durln~ the husiness d;iy. Name and title orthc addressee -A THOROUGH DESCRIPTION of the product and price -Name and address or the !>lorc where 1t was bought. -Receipt number and copy of receipt or warranty. -The charge account number 1f applicable -Date of complaint to store and name or person "bo handled 1t Rally Continues On Wall Street !';EW \ORK <A Pl The stock market overt'amc pro- fit taking pressure'> toda\ l•> continue its" ct k !uni: rJIJy The Dow Jones averalo(t• of 30 industrial stocks u1> 2f points 1n rive sessions gamed another 2 41 pmnts lo 973 15 Ad' ances held a 3 2 lead over declines among New Yflrk Stock Exchangt> h~lro issues Trading was active One ra, or able mnuence camr in the form of widespread redurt1on1; m the hank pnme lending rate lJp11 n11d Dow11# ~EW YORI( IAPI -TIWI •nttowlllQ "'' \l'lil')W\ t~ N•w Yu•~ '')ft. r • ""'"f>" \tOC.111.\ •nd werr•ntt th•t f\A'I'• flO"I' VO tr-.e mO\t 111nd cJl)w f' '"" M0'\1 OA..,-0 "" oe,-tf l'lt ot rh,\tu) r~gerd(e'' o• vU't1"" tor f"n"y No \~''''II •\ tr •d nq bt In• U • ,. ~I UdHt "'I ·~ ()'tftnfAQ• I\ .. ,..,. •t• tl'\A Oflf,.,•,..,,.. ,,...,.,.,,.. 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S tut•ks ~OL. 69, NO. 345, 4 SECTI ONS, 44 PAG ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1976 TEN CENTS • m Rape Tria] Drug's Effects Disputed I A psychiatri5t called by the de· f ense testified late Thursday that a Dana Point woman who claims she was drugged and raped by her family doctor should have been able to resist h.ls advances despite the injection. Dr . Seawright Anderson or Costa Mesa told an Orange Coun· ty Superior Court Jury that the 1n Jection or Valium claimed by the prosecution should not have af- fected the 22-year-old victim's "decision-making procc..-ss or the will to resist." Frequently · re(~rrin.it to tlru~ exper iments carried out by him on female prison inmates in the African nation of Zambia, the witness .supported ddense claims that the Jnjl'Ctlon of Valium ndmtnistercd by Or Ross Todd McClure could only have had a tranqu1hunc cltcc•t 1m the patient. The v1ct1m claimed from the witness stand that she became a "vegetable" shortly after thl' drug entered her blood stream and that she was J)O\\crle!>S to prevent th<' South Laguna physi- e1an's allegcc.1 udva11ccs. She testified t hat she was raped and forced to participate in an act of sexual perversion arter thl' 54·year-old phys1c1an re· movc-d her t•xamining gown and undrr clothes and u.,ed ;i m.issagt•r and vibrator on her bod}. The v1et1m told lhc jw·y that she was shaky and confused for several hpurs after the incident and found it dirricult to un- derst and questions or respond to them. . But a S<>uth Coast Community Jlosp1tal employt' testified as a defense witness Thursday that the v1ct1m ;ippeared to be normal Quake Conrlng? Geologi-st Says It 's Inevitable SAN FRANCISCO IAP> An e a r thq ua k e t h rcaten1n g 1Jwusands or h Vl'S like the lo( real S an Francisco temblor of 1006 is inevitable in California, the U S. Geological Survey's lop earth· quake expert warn('(! tod ay. Dr. Robert M . llam1lton, chief oC the USGS OHice of Earthquake Studies, said the upcoming q uake will surpass 8 points on the Richter scale and its impact "would be enormous " "Losses could reach thousands or lives a nd tens or billions of dollars," Ham ii ton said lfl n:- marks prepared for delivery to the Commonwealth Club. The magnitud e of the J90G Oay Area quake is estimated to havt' equaled 8.3 on the Richter scale It ki lled more t han 600 people uml cost more than $400 million. The logarithmic Richter scale is a measure or ground motion a!-. recorded on seismographs. Every increase of one number, say from 5.5 to fl .S, means thl· ground motion 1s JO time., greater. In populated areas an earth quake of 3.5 on the Richter scale can cause slight damage in thl' local area. 4 can cause modcraH• damage, 5 considerable damage, 6 can be se\'ere. Probe Laun~hed Pier Birds Killed In New Poisoni~s New in cident s of animal ~isoni ng were beheVl•d un- 1cove r ed Thursday in San Clemente with the d iscovery of dead a nd dying sea birds and pigeons at the city pier. '• the week, two dogs 1 were poisoned with strychnine- Jaced food. Both recovered after prompt action by their owners and m edical t reatment. The exact num ber of birds in· 1volved and the substance in ~olved ts unknown. Police Lt. Ray Hartman said oday the department had not at !first placed a priority on the in· rvestigat1on of the poisomngs, but II.hat with the ongoing incidents, 1:3n i nvest1gat1on would be h unched. I "'I'm sure we will be looking in-~o it and try and find out whether "We've got ~ome nut running 1around or whctht'r 1t ·s som<' !J>ersonnal J[rudi::<'." l.u•utcmant 'Hartman said Laguna High's Pouxler Puff Game Tonighl The kickoff for the annual (whene\ er 1l doesn·t r ain 1 Laguna Bt'ach lllgh School powder purr football rlas~1c I!-. 5Cheduled for 7 30 tonight at the school athletic r1eld On the gridiron, the jun1Qr class girls will be pilled against their senior class counterpart.'!. Along the side lines, select m em bers of the male student body will don c heerleaders' dresses and pom pom1 lo urge on the titans of the turf. Later. a halftime ceremony will find pr in ces vying for the li- Ue of Homecoming King. The Powder Purr game is an annual event. except that for the last two years it has been rained out. Tickets ar e Sl and arc availa- ble at the gate. Proceeds will be used for the J unior·Senior Prom. 'I HOP'E YOU'RE GETTING 'IOUR. CH RIS TM A S SHOPPING oo~e . OMLY H PAYS LEFT .' ~' ~ t'I .. ) 1tf!iltt '-1~t1 .. ,ett_,f. ,,.... I t it I~( • He said lhat m his years of law enforcement experience. he found most pet poisonings to be the "neighborhood feud" type "It's generally not somebody Just going out and poisoning in· dlscriminately. although thats not saying that it hasn't hap- pened in other places," Hartman said. He said the department would attempt to find out how the actual po1sonrngs have been taking place lo determine 1f th<' mc1- dents posed a hazard lo ch.lldren "There's a whole spectrum of things that could happen. Was the bail or meal thrown down, or was it handed to the animals? ··A child is not going to go aJong and pick up a p1ect' or raw meat and f:naw on 1t," Lwute nant Hartman said. Orange Cou nty Animal Control authorities said lhc prtmarv e11 nsibility for the 1nvcst1g11· lions ts with the city pol let• cl<' partmcnl under the state penal code. "All we do is go out and pick '<'m up." an animal cnntrol nrficersaicl Clememe Boy, 6, Injured as Car Hits Trike A 6·year-old San Clement<' boy riding his tricycle was senously injured when he was hit by un automobile Thursday. Geronimo Dias Farris of 104 Avenida Carme lo was reported in guarded condition today at San Clemente General Hospital in· tensive care unit. The child w as given aid al.the scene by San Clemente. police and firemen and transported in the c it y a m bula nce t o t h e hospital. Police identified th~ driver of the car as Gerald V. Ortiz, 25, of 112 San ta M argarita, San Cleme nte. Details of the accident were not immediately available pend ing com pletion of an investiga- tion. Drugs, Syringes Take n at Hospital Dru gs and syr i nges wer e stolen from the San Clemente Veterinary Hos pital, 1833 S. El Camino Real in a burglary re· ported to police Thunday. E ntry to the structure was gaJned by forcing a rear door. The dru1r11 Included morohlne and v•llum. An unknown number of hypoderm ic syringes were taken. The total m onetary loss wu$3$. A 7 rl'adin~ I!> u · ma101 "quak1 C'Upabk of \\ 1<ks prt'ad. hcav} d:imagc; 8 b a "grt.'at" l'ar1h quakl' "Californians shoultl not IJ.! norl' or undt•n·::.tirn:ill' thl· l'Jrth quake thn·at," ll<tmilton said, "nor should irrat10nal fcur of carthquakl·:. ht• Jllowl•d h> he chvers1on from rational pn·1wr;1 lions. ' Ile-also s;rnl , · Prngn·!-.s m n • cent years pro' ides l·On!>1deniblt· optimism about d<'vl'ioping th1• c;ipab1hty of carthquakl' pred1<.· t1on." Howt'\ l'r, he did not pn· diet v. hen or whl•rt• tn C .1hforn1a this great quakl' v.ould ">tnkc Jlam1lton said lhl• tt•mlJlor un doubtedlv v.ould occur somewhl•re 0Jhrng th1• fiOO mill' long San Ancln•a!> 1-'aull ")~ll·rn Ill' s::ud .. Pfl'l'Uf<,cir" signs that the grrat quak\• 1s romini.: in c-ludc thl' hull-:l' 1n thl• 1·a11.h c1·n terc•d at Palmdall· m IM'> Ani..:C'll''> County .. wht•n• 11 h;i!-. l>l•t•11 th~ cove-red the Ian cl northl'il!-.t nf I .o!-> Angl'l~s ha'> rtSl'n up tr• ,; '"''' over the last t5 yc:'ar!-. ... The uplift, he su1d, l'Xlends lfMI miles along the San i\nrlrC',I'> Fault thrnu~h thl' MoJa Vt' Desl'rl. "Such an uplifl i;omC'IJmt•s pn· cedes earthquakes and i~ 11t· finitely t<tUSl' for conl'l'rrl now, ' he said What 's Up? Hamilton tallt'd 1976 an ex lrt'mely bad .>ear for earth- quakes." He sa1cl 23.000 pl'r'>ons die'<! m Guatemala, 1.000 m Italy, 6,000 m New Guinea. 56-0 in lndonesw, 100,000 or more in Chma. 8.000 m CSef' QUAK•;. P agt> 1\21 One-ye<1r old Darnel Gallardo seems to h ave caught lhe sound of n rrindcer propelled sleigh near Laguna ·s Main Reach l'ark and Santa Claus Art Colonv domicile. San- t:.i will :JlTI\ c al 6 30 tonight aft<'r ·a ride through clo""ntown l.Jguna Ucach aboard a city fire truck. Young D:inny \\as n't too worried. H1..• said he'd been good 111~ molh1..·r s1mµly smiled. Mobil Decision Disputed Wmpetitors Bloc:k Irvine Company Sale Clwice By TOM BA RI.I-:'\' day in Or:.in~c County Superior 011h• O•I•• P.101 S•••• Court. Doc·umt•nts protesting tht• ~ Those prnlc•sts hy two com .lames Irvine Foundation's dt· -petitors in the t.ikrover hattlt• cision to i.cll its t•ontrolling in sparked hy In-in<' ht•ir<·!'.s Joan h•rcst in the lrvinl' 'Company tn lrnnc Smith's lawsuit agam.,t the Mobil 011 ('orporatmn for lhl' foundation will be aired agam SZ81 !) m1llton were· to he-fllt'<l tu Monrl:iy whl•n h<'r altorn<'y anti 'Moderate' S enior Housing Plan Dies Plans for so·c;illt'<f moderate cost senior c1t11.1..·n housin~ in lhe htlls above f.aRunLI Beach wen· squelched T hurs day by the· Orange County Hnard of Supervisors. The board voted :J I :J~ainsl a land use c1C"signation chan~c that Skip That Second Cup ALAANY. N.Y (AP> - An A lbany ba~ecl supermarket ch am has put Ads in newspapers asking customer s to forego that second cup of cofrC'c m the morning. .. It's because or the price," said Neil Goluh. VlCe president or the Golub Corp., which runs the· P r lcech opper super market cha in. with 56 stores In New York Slate and western ' Massachusetts. Golub sold he thinks a partial boycott by con· sumers could drive down the cost of coffee. The Wholesale prlce 0( a pound of coffee has more thon doubled In "C'veral months to fl. . he said ' \\nuld h:I\ 1· •11w111•c.J lhl1 door for bulldinl! homes on the 472 acre parcel whi<'h lici; JUSt outsidC' city limits and within thl• Lagun.1 Greenbelt And at tht• t wo·day heari nf! 's close, Sup1•rv1sor Tom Riley list ed the project<'d :,elUni: prire of lhC' new home's as his prime re uson for recom m<•ndin~ against lhe land USC' change lie said the project simply dO<'s not add rC'si. t h<' n<'ctl rnr moderate·pri<•ed housing, "r have been concern ed because I have watched this cost grow and grow and grow from the initial proposal,·· Riley said. Developer Howard Miller, who had the barking of the Orange County Senior Citizens Council, al first said he could build 1,28.."i units on thC' hilly land to·scll for ~.000 to S25.000 Rut a county hired consultant reported the area could hold only about 7:\4 homes, and their sell· ing pnce wou Id be from $32,000 to m.ooo. And while Riky Thursday favored retaining the t>nlire 472 acres as agricultural, his pro- posal generated no support from fellow supervisors. Supef visor Phil Anthony sug. gested the land use proposal that the board did agree on. That proposal, supported by rounty staff me mbers. would re (~c SENIORS, P•f• A%) lawyers for the three contenders appear bC'forc ·.Judge James F. Judge. Foundation trustees an- nounced late Thursday that they had decided to accept the cash hid by Mobil when neither Cadillac· Fairview of Toronto, Canada or the Charles Allen- Alfred T;iubman consortium of NC!W York !>Ubm1lll'<I rurthcr or- fers. ThC' d<'c1s1on brought a protest from both comµl'l1tors Allen Taubman ncgot1,1tor., stud lhc·y wc1 c in lh<' process of f1hng a hicl that \\OUld top the• Mobil off<'r wh<'n thl' deadline was 1 mposcd h:. foundation lawyC'rs without explanation. Cadillac Fa1rvirw negotiators said Thursdav night they are willing to top thl' Moh1l offrr but (See II El RE SS, Pagl' A2> LB Police 'Yule' Sale Se t Saturday l( o v e r I h e I 2 <I n y s Q f Chr istmas, you'd care to give yourtr uelove: Twelve children's bi»s. 11 packs and cases. 10 clay' pots, a nineteen-inch TV, eight track tapes. seven fire extinguishers. six assorted coals. five tape decks, four Timex watches. three skateboards. two binoculars and a green oxyKen tank ... Then the Laguna Beach Police Uepartment auction at 10 a .m. Saturday behind the city hall fire station is lh6-place for you. In addition to lhe above, the de- partment has tools. a surfboard, sport3 <'Qulpment, a ~amera, a power drill, a gunbelt, a hat , a ~liver he lmet , two books of Hebrew and a spear gun. . Sorry, no partr idge ln a pear Lree. and alert when she came lo the hospit al with a friend Jan. 7 to re· port the a lleged rape by Dr. McClure. J udge Kenneth E Luc ordered I a four day w~ckcnd break and tt1l' trial after hearing Dr. An-. derson's testimony The trial will resume Tuesday when Dr. McClure is expected lo take the stand in his own defense. Agnew Pardon Rejected NEW YORK <A P > T hi• WhitC' House turned down a re· CjUt•Sl m October ror a pardon I for former Vi ce Preside nt Sµ1ro T AJ(new, who pleaded no contest to charges of income tax t•,·as1on in 1973, according to col- umnist Jark Anderson. While !louse attorneys "pohtc- 1) but firmly" rrfcrrcd Agnew's la\\ ycr. who submitted the re- quest, to the Ju:.t1ce Department. Anderson sauJ in a column for pubhcutlon today. Today Agn<'w dcni('(! he ever sought a pardon from President. Ford. A spokeswoman at Agnew's Pathhte. Inc., office m Crofton. Md., said the former vice presi- dent .. has never asked anyone, anyone at a II. to ask for a pardon tor him. So he has no idea what is the source or ttH• story." J udah Best. Agnew's attorney, said when told of Anderson's re- port: "I would have no comment. on the matter.'' "The reply was thal lh(•rc have been procedures eslahhshed by Jus tice." Anderson quoted a White llou.,P offtt1al as sayin'l,_ .. The request was no more than any good lawyer would do ror his client " Anderson said an attorney for Agnew called White House counsel Philip Buchen's office shortly a fter Agnew's sentence o( three years on probation expired Oct. 10. The" briC'f d1scuss1on centered on the .. recept1v1ty . or lhe White !louse to Agnew ftling ror a I formal pardon, Anderson said. <Anderson 'll column appears regularly on the editorial page of the Daily Pilot). Lawrence Traylor, the justice department's pardon attorney, said T hursday that he had not been contucted by anyone representing Agn ew. Benefit Art Auction ·slated .. A special benerit art au~tiori for the South Coast Boys Club will begin at 7 p .m . Saturday at the club at 1304 Calle Valle, San Clemente Over ISO pieces or art. valued from S25 t<l $13,000 will be auc- t 1oned orr, according to Jim· Mitchell, the cluh's pro1ect chairman. Included m the selec- l1on will be several decorator and IO\'Cstmcnt pieces. hcsa1d. Donation 1s $2 per person and ti<·kets will be available al the door. Further information may i be obtuincd by callmi: 492·0376 or l '100·2824 Or :~~.:sl "Ca t h e r Nor theasterly winds 25-40 m ph expected tonight. decreasing Satur· d ay . C lea r . warme r weather with highs in 7<>.o! roreseen. INSIDE TOD.\ Y He 1tarted out to be a dll<' 1qr and mded up a aculp(or . 1''redenck Everaley's work.~. which will be e.rhibated on the Orange Cocut. are f eaturtd on Page Cl of the Weekmder. CH l ,, A4 Att .,., (M .. .,., .... CJ Cf.I .u A4 C:\.lt A~ DAIL v PILOT use F.-...r ageAJ ' 1 SENIORS •.. tain m ost of the 472 acres as agricultura l but permit home de· velopment on 25 acres in the IOUthwut corner of the pro~rty adjacent to Laguna Beach•s Temple Hiiis d evelopment. 'rhat recommendauon will be sent back to the county Plannmg Commission fol' a report b<:fore the board adopts a fu1al land use designation Dec. 22. Miller aa1d after the 111Cd1ng moderale·priced homes can't be built on the small parcel because ol the expens ive street and utility construction needed to serve the area. He said the l l4 homes the de- signation would allow would cost about $250,000 each or more . During Thursday's meeting Miller disputed many of the con- sultant's cost figures as too high and sought the board 's appmval while a s tring oC Laguna Beach city officials and community groups spoke out against the pro· jcct. Riley said that bt•s1dt•s the cost, there a re oth(•r unre:.111\ l'd questions about the proposed complex. For example. there still 1s no l egal way to f(uarantee !iCrl'en1ng the income levels of those who would buy the homes and no "'ay to control resoles. Riley said In addition , he conttnU('d, there a re questions about lengthy medical response times lo the re- mote area and lack of adequah: fire protection. Riley a lso S<1id the boarcl has ~ommissioned a study on prt> serving the Laguna Greenbelt that has not yet been completl'd Supervisor Laurence Schmit was the only board mcmbcr favoring the senior cn1zcns pro ject. 1 · He accused Laguna Beach of 1icials of using a double standard in allowing other hillside· homes and even higher density develop- ment than the proposc:d complex I Laguna B ea<.'h City Coun· cilwom an Sally Bellcrue ad· m ilted that while there arc hillside developments and some higher densities than local of. ficials would like, the city 1s try ing to keep s uch mistakes from being made in the future. "The city Opposes thl' projed because of tnc topographic and sociological problems assrJc1uted with il," s h<' said. "We are not asking you to be doing something that we would not be doini.: ourselves 1f 1t were before us." Laguna Ma yor Phyllis Sweeney said, "We are not say· ing tn the same breath lhJt we do not want any development ('vcr on that properly " And she said the 25 acre 1k velopment ~upported b\ supen 1sorc; app1•are<l to lw 11• asonable. o ... ,. r 1 .. 1 $1•" r1Wt• EXCHANGE STUDENTS GET ACQUAINTED AT LAGUNA BEACH CHRISTMAS TEA AFS Students (From Lett) Howe, French Greet Vlaltors Boomwlt, Hernandez Students Get Yule Taste Cookies, Skiing lmrigue Visiting P air SomJt'l lluotrn it I' l11nk111~ forward tu his f1r-.1 shaky cxperient:l' on "flO\\ ..,1.;1, II•"" come all the 1~ a.)' frum Thad;wd to Laguna Ht•ach for a while Christmas /\nJ C .i.rmin.1 lh-r11.1111h•1 1s lookini.; f111 ward In ht·r nrxt tennis <'h,1mp1on..,h1p un!l hl·r next l'OOkH· Shl"' 1·or111• ;,ill lhc way from Colom tua 111 l.al{un,1 Beal'h 1n seard1 of lh1· r}(•dl•t·t chocolate rh1p Thev are lhi.., \ PJr s Amt nran Field Servil'c 1m11111b lo L:i~11na Hc:il'h lli1'!h S<"h1111l The foreign exchange s ludenb eomplc•l1• their .> t•ar of study <ibroud nc·xl JUnl.' Boon\\il, 17, 1s <.ta.>in~ \\Ith th<• nuy (.'nhb famil~ Ill Enterultl Bav Mil's lll·rn.1111h•1., ;11.,o 17, 1s living with th1• :\l arvin I >rl'W'> of Threl' Arch B J\' Cohb dt>s l'riht•s Hoonw 1t as Jll excellent urt1st. I\ ho w111 ks in penril :ind watc•rc-11lors anti creates everythin~ fr11m f111d\' c>lrhed draw1n~s uf 1-:asl..rn influc>nce to ro\\ dy Ar1wr1c.ir1 cartoon.., Some of his \1ork \\ill ht· d1splayNI in this yl';11 .., LJ~una High yeurbool. Cobb said that Hoon\\ 11 ' •111'1 • of rich Am<>ncan food hJ~ µul :?O pounds on lhC' IJd s Th;11 fram1· though noonw1t hJ'> mana~ed tu ..:et ome real huml• cooking thrOU$!h th<' borrowed reCIJ>t'S of a fellow Th;i1 ta· met 111 Lof(una Details of Torture De scribe d to Jury An Orange County Supt•nor Court Jury that will b<> asked to return a verdict of first degrcr murder'' as lold in ~raph1c dela1I Thursday 11r what thr prosl'<'UtJOn claims was st'V<'r:il hour:. uf torture endtir1•<1 In \11 t1rn r"r"n Sutton. 22. or G.1r1.kn !;r<"l' OC'put' 01\t ru•r \t1111 n1•\ l'aul ~tt•.>er tol \\'alter Smith s 1·011rtr11orn th.ii dt>ft'ndanl H1t·h.1 rtl · l'n•adll'r \kK.11 is 11n1• 11f rhrr•• nwn "ho will br tnrd (1J1 the Jilt ~t·cl 11.1rts they played JI\ I 111• k1llm~ of Sul ton Meyer said hr will also bring lo trial Cynth1<1 !\h•mlenh:ill or San Clemente "hi) fa<•t•s Lht' murder and hurj!lar~ char~cs filed ~~ain ... t th1• I hr1•1• 111alt• t·111frftn danl~ lk .. rnb•11$: \l r.., \k1111l-11h:1ll. :!I, .t'l J pro:-l1l11l1· \11 y1·r lold 1111' Jtiry th;it hc:r t•no11<·r.1t 11in "'11 h J)l1hrt> "Ill not 1nflu1•m·1· h" d1· 1:1\1on t11 1 n ht•r .ind ron\ 111 h1·r on murd er rh.1ri.:t•-. ~ic;s llernandc1 is al so tnlt•rl'SlC'd tr1 art, bul 1l 1s her art on lt11• lPnn1s court that has mudl• h(•r n(•W Amt'rtean friends take notic1·. She recently won the title of No 1 on thl' girls' tennis team al L<1g una ll1gh. Fast on the-.courl, s he's apparently as fas t at the cookie 1ar Mrs. Pat Drew snys the family aHel'llnnutely calls thl· Cnl11mbian ''Th e Cooki e Monc;ter." after the $('same Strt•t'l l'haractcr lhat C'rlJOYS the same v1l'c Two Amt•n<.'an studenLc; from Laguna High, Rrad Howe and C'ruig French. have been !il'lccled to scr\'e as Roonwit 's :ind ~l'i'> ll l·rn andez' counterpart c; Thev'll he headed overseas for OJourn 1n another l'Ounlry nl·xt \·eiir Th('tr desllnations won't be known unlil afl('r Christmas, <1rcord1 ni:: In American F1c·ld St'r\'I ce off 1r1 a Is Capis tr ano Home Skills Classes Set San J uan Capistrano's recrea- tion program w1ll 1nclude several '><'\\ 1ng and cooking classes planned for the "inter sesswn, mcludmg B rown Deebjon 37 Will Join- • F airview Staf:f By STEVE MITCHELL Of U.. Dolly r11« tuft Fairview Stille Hoapitul will reee1ve :t7 new employes under Gov. Edmund Brown's plan to expand service to the atate's 11 mental hospitals. Dr. Michael Levine, the Costa Mesfl facility 's new ad · ministrator, is happy with the news but uys he already ha& 120 vacant paslllons at the hospital. The additional allotment brings to 157 the number of job vacan- cies at Fairview. "Most of the vacant positions are tor psychiatric technicians," he explained. He said the 37 new job openings are for these trained technicians who work In groups with han- dicapped youngsters ... teaching them feeding, dressmg. toileting. and other functions," Levine said. Levine said the hospital will bt>gln training psychiatric technicians in the near future. "The Department or Health has approved that plan and we're "orkmg on 1t now," Levrne said. Fairview used to train !ls own technicians, which Levine said f',...Page A I HEIRESS .•• not under the bidding S}'lllem de vised by foundation trustees and allegedly favorable lo Mobil in· terests The Canadian company argues that bidding should be reopened. It will suggest a system of sealed bidding when Jud~e Judge con- v .. n~:. what will be the fifth hear· ing into the impasse Monday. It Is expected that the Allen- Taubman inlerest will have the support of Mrs. Smilh in their argument that the foundat1on·s acceptance of the Mobil offer should be overturned. Mrs. Smith hus rnmmenled t hat s he f<lvors the Allco Taubm an offer of S292.5 m1lhon bec<iuse it contains a clause that will allow her to buy back stock. Sh(' has a minority interest of 21.4 pen·cnt in the Irvine Company. The foundation holds a con- trolling interest of !>4.5 percent in the company founded by Mrs. Smith 's grnndfath('r. Mrs. Smith sued the foundation and launched the current legal battle when she protested the foundation ·s decision to sell its interest to Mobil for $'200 million. She successfully argued that the selling price of $24 a share was unfair to herself and other mmority stockholders She pro· tested that the foundation should seek further bids and a higher selling price. wu o real benefit lothehotpll&l. "Not only d id we have acc•t to the t rained technicians a! lerwurds. but we also hed t.htJr help while they were Joarnl~' he said. About five years qo the train· ing progra m was terminated :Jil Fairview, and set up Instead 'ut Cy press and Golden Wetit Colleaea. "What happened was, lnstepd of the technicians belng trained to work with mentally retarded clients, they learned other skllla. like worklns w ith psychiatric pl· lients. • "As a consequence, every YeJI" w e had few e r an d fewer graduates who wantt'd to come t o Fairview and those that did com e h<'re had few('r skills to work with the hand1<.'a~." Levine said. He said that by conducting the training onl'e again at Fairview, the hospital will benefit in hfo ways. "We'IL begin getting U\e psychiatric technicians back in the hospital, and we'll be able to fill many jobs in basic care that a technician no longer can handlr. "We have a dC'f1rute need for employes in tht•se pre-licensed positions,'· he said. While lauding the governor's plan to boost the number of employes. at mental hospitals, Levine said that that wu not the entire solution to F'alrvlew's woes "No matt e r how many employes we have," he said, "we just don 't have enough physical space for the number of patients here." Caltech Quake Pre diction Tumbles Down SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A scientist who r eluctantly issued a public earthquake forecast for Los Angeles last April has scrapped his prediction, sWI in- sisting it wa)I never more than a test. Or .J a m !.'S Whit comb of Caltech told follow earth scien· lists Thursday that new data gathered in the target area north of Los Angeles no longer fit his h.> pothes1s. Based on a pattern of changes in the speed of sound wave.s traveling through the grod'.llf, •' Whitcomb calc ulated that a quake of magnitude 5.5 lo 6.5 OJl Lhe Richter scale could strike In an 80. mile wide area withln a year. San Juan Man Eyes Backus' Board Seat It 1s allej!rd thal .1\11 K;iy, 2~. p;irt1 c1pated l,1'>l /\pnl II\ thc: kill· in~ of Sulton h' m1•tho1b th;1t in durkd lhe i nJt•d 1011 of hka<'h .ind b,1ttt•ry and into 1111• 11111111 '-. \'{'Ill:. M t'ycr told I ht• 111ry in h1-. npcn ing stntemrnt lhttl Sullon 11n <krwenl tl11s and olht•r tort11n· lx•t·aus1· Mc·K.1.~ .ind his rornpa nions 1H•rl· rorl\' 111t·L'<.i lhat l11s role as a pnl1('l' informant led to th<• urn•st ol MrKav·-. w1f1• and Mr~. Mt•nrl1•11hail on rlrul<( charg1•-. Se\\ rng clothing and home dcrorat1ons. u si n g s u ch spel'1~l1zed techniques as patchwork. appllque, yarn c;l1tchery, machine·stitched shag .ind padding lrapunto. S('wing Easler clothes and Imo; · .Creating individual designs for rre\.\ el and other embroidery stitches on pillows, wall hangings <ind cloth mg. Lt'3tn1ng decorating techni- r1w·s, including making custom shadow boxes and studying de- coupage and antiquing. ·Cadillac Fairview's latest offer of $286.2 million is also higher than the accepted Mobil bid. But foundation trustees opted for the oil company's offer Thursday with the argument that cash was preferable to the contenders' of- fered mix of cash, notes and securities. But in the past few months, he told the American Geophysical Union. the sound waves in the area have slowed and the predic- tion theory can't explaln it. * * * f'rottt Page A J QUAKE ..• Patril'k Backus has bt•en a Saddlebac-k College lruslf'<' l'Vn since lhc• iochool "a~ found••d n<'arly J <h•1· ad<' ago and hl' s t aken out candidacy papers to ;run for vet another term I llul the• C'lemt.'ntary '><'hn11I p rincipal f rom Dana Pu1nt .olrl'ady has al least one opponrnt in the March H l'11•1·t111n I Iles 70 } Par nld Eui;:t>nc• (" McKn1J:hl, of 2S:>J l Purplr So~w Lane 1n San .Juun Capistrano lie• ..,as the !1r~1 r.1nd1dat<' to nf 1ic1all) flit• 1n lht· roll('ge boar<! e Thursday monung tcKmght retired as u dean at Angele~ City t"olleRe -.everal rs ago after ;i r;arrer In 1un1or ege education that ~pannt"fl ore than 25) cars. Before that. lie had a s uccessful hus1ncso; Creer. Since his retirement, however, cKnight has been active m ~ommunlly and college affairs 1n 1 1he soulh county ORAHQE COA.ST DAILY PILOT llw Ot•"Ot' (4'•\t 0..lff Pl~ •itt\W'f'l•t~ '"" r~ bifVlf ........... , Pf'H\ ., ow•t~ n .. HW' C)t .. .,.,.. c,o.,, D\te.th111~ Como•-...-S..., ... «f•t""'· "''"' pvh•1\Md ,.,,WUY thrf)Utt\ ,,i~f '"' ( t• ,_.\ •. Nfi'w~rt ft~•(ft •h,,.fl~M -...., I\ , 11M\ t•'" V•ll•; 11¥11"• $•Hl•o.t'. V•l••v ""'" \.~,..M:t\f\oulfilC..\t •~"'11•'~·1'W'Wil fl(tl ,...,... ., ....... """'d , ..... , •• 'f, ...... ~ .. -. ...... ~;:!~~,~~~;~1.~',:~~'.:;,.1• Wnt lt·•Y •••r1N -PnvO."f •'-Cl ,..,..,..,., J•n• cww \t•r• "1'•\•dt"' •f'lf a,...., •• MillNt"" , ..... """"'' fo ,., n.o-•• ,,. ........ . ,,......,, ........ ~tNlMt •1-.. IMll A"'"•'" ..,_.11\-0lt'llO I•••' LllJI~?.!!~~.\~ ,..h"'tA--"0 M•-°'611 Offlc•• c:.tt•MoM 11tw .. 1...,strH1 "~t~~~.!"N~·i::-:::.·d ~I~" Ol•M ,,.,,.,., T .. •phofte (114)~ O H1tmed Advertl9lllO 142·M11 L .. 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('1t 17\·ns /\rtv1~11ry Board for thrt•c• yrars and ~;1ys hl' has Ill IS~('(! \'l'r\ frw hoard of trustet•s mt'l'llllJ::s 11'1 lhat l11111• lie own' '"11 h11mt''I 111 rlw tru,tt·t· .11'•·:1 ht· hop1•.., l11 n·prc•srnr onP 111 D;in;1 1'111nt .11111 UH'ull11·1 in ;1htl11· island of umnrorporut r·d Oran~<' Count~ t•·r 11t11f\ :itlJaC'l'r\l lolht•r1t\ of San Ju.in M cKn1~ht .... 1111 h1• I., an oll'll\I' mt•mht r of th•· l>:rnn l'o1nl Hnmel)\\ ner ... t\s .. or1.1t1011 and " :\ d1rN·l11r o f lhr• I 11111'11 Srn1lh Or;in.:1• (."u,&"l ( •lllllllUrt1l11•-; ll'SOtT • On h 1s r ;inrJ irl .1c \-\t alc'ment Mcl\n1.i:ht \ o" t•d tu support ~all'lht1• <'amp11-.; 11r<·rat111ns in th<' north<>rn par l 11f tlw <'nllege d1str 1t•t , 111 alld1tion to maintJlfl in~ the .. ha'lc n<·C'd<; and ~t·n.11·t's on the <>x1sling <'<irnpm." in Mis s1on Vic-10 M<.'Kni~hl sa11 l in a h'lt•11hone interview Fri clay he 1s a lilt t• <11~ J<(runtled th:il Barkus chos1· 111 seek anoth1•r h•rm. .. llC' had assured m<> ~ev1•rul months ago he wasn't noin1ot tn run ancf he prom 1sed lo ~upport m(' ... McKnight !><lid Two other seats are availahlr on th<' Colle~c board but as of th1o; morning, nobody had taken out papers to run for them. One is the post va<.'atcd hy Robert Rartholom<'w of the north Tustm area, who resigned effec· hve th is week to move h1s nursery bus iness to Sant a Barbara County . The other 1s held by Dr. James Marshall of Laguna Hills, whl) has been in the hol\pital off and on (or the past few months and has not indicated 1( he will run again KITCHEN SINK DOWN DRAIN GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - ltllnally hDppened. City police said ThW'!lday that bur1lat11 broke into U'lc Sna.k and Y~k Cate and s tolo only the lc.itchen aink. Tht' pros('culor said Sutton w;is grabbed wht•n he arnvC' ha11 whlll' onl' m .in hdd :.i hutchl'I l.ntft.' al hi~ throat It 1 ... allc~t'd th.11 Sutton \\J'I hu~tll'd \\Ith a nt•t•dlt· "'1th slll'h ft•r<)('ll'.> th.11 1t hrok1• 111 l11s ;1rm and i.:ai.:~1'<1'-'1th a "':ish cloth 1n hi., rnoulh and ..i lwlt around l11s n eck Lion s Clubs Set Breakfa st The Capistrano a nd Nigucl- Cnptslrano Lions Clubs have an- nounced a pancake breakfast Salurd<1y and Sunday from 7 to 11 ·30 a.m al P alisades &·hool, 264112 Sacramento in Capistrano "''ii di li1ll Zemer, president or the Niguel C<1pistr~1no club, said the U ons hope tu !>Cll e nough nap. jacks to make a $2,500 contnbu- t1on lo Esperanza School for trainab le m entally rC'larclcd children in Mission Viejo. He said the school 1s trying lo raise money for a swimming pool. Add1t1onnl information on the breakfast is available by call ing Zemer al 493 23 1:l. Ski Swap S la ted The Loguna Bea<.'h High Sehool Ski Club wilt hold n ski equip· ment sw ap m eet and sale from 9 u.m . to 1 p .m . Saturday at the school caretcria. Used equip· ment and clothing wUI be of· fered. T he public ts invited to br· ln1 llcm a for sale. A 10 ~tent. consignment Ito will be charged to benefit club activities. • Cooking ChinC'se d1sh<'s. in· eluding won t on, egg rolls, d1owfan a nd j ingu(', u sing chopsticks and a wok. Lawyers for the two com· pelitors are accusing foundation trustees today of reneging on declarations that bidding for the Jrvine Company would remain open until only the highest bidder is left. the Philippines and 5,000 or more in Turkey. :1 II as a r esult of earth- quakes this year. lie said Am('ricans are less vulnerable lo massive earth· q uake death tolls because bf superior housing construction. Heg1stralion will begin Satur- day from 9 a.m. to noon and <.'On· tmue 8 a m. lo 5 pm Monday through Friday through Dl•c. 23 at citv offices, 32400 P ase() Adelan-to. 493 1171 Mrs. Smith would appear to hold the key to the present dilem· ma fal'ed by Mobil's two com- petitors. "Mu ch of our population livts or works in wood frame houses, which rarely collapse, and In engineered buildings," he said. THE NAME OF THE GAME • • • LJC. NO. 230422 TH ERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE LABELING IN THE CARPET INDUSTRY. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES. CHAIN S TORES. ANO CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FI CTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS CANNOT EASILY SHOP BRAND NAME PRICES. CUSTOM ERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FIND THE PRICE OF EACH QUALITY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON THE SAMPLE BOOK, BECAUSE WE ARE COMPETITIVE. ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOMER HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING. WE NEVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SAMPLE BOOK THE NAME OF THE GAME IS INTEGRITY. DEN'S : iiisii.Ji;lioii: ·custom dr,aperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MES.A, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646-'838 -6.46 ·235.5 Orange Coast EDITION ·1'oda~·~s ('losi11,.: 1 '\. , .. Sluek~ IVOL. 69, NO. 345, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1976 C T E N CE NTS Two f to Protest Irvine Sale to Mobil Ky TOM BARU:Y 01 •~• O••ly P•lol $1•11 Documents proH•stmi: th1• JJmcs Irvine Foundutwn's <k n:.100 to sell its conlrollinJ( 10 h'rest in the Irvine Company to thl' Mobil 011 C.:Clrporallnn for S281 9 m1ll1on We're lo Ix• h ied to rlay in Orange County .Superwr Court. Those prot<'i>h by t"'o c·1Jm pet1tors m the t;.ikcowr b.1tth• -.parked by Irvine heiress J o<.1n Irvine Smith's laws uit aguml'lt the foundation will be aired again Monday when her attorney and lawyers for the t hree contendl'rs :.ippear bt•fore Judge Jame!-. I' .Judge. • Foundat1on tru!-.tc·es an nounced late ThursdJy that they had decided to acccµt the <'a!>h bid IJy :-itobtl when nc1tlw1 t'Jchll.H· l•'a1n1ew of Toronto. Canada ur tht' Charlt•s All<'n Alfred Taubmun ('Oll!IOrtium of New York submttl£"<l further of fr rs. Tht' dN~1s1on brought ;1 protl·st from both corn p<:t 1tors Allt•n.Taubmun nt•got1<1tor' Said they \.\ l'rt.' IO th<• µrO<'l'!>S u( (1ltng a btd that \lot)Uld top lh1· . Mobil off<'r when thl' dc•adhn1· wa:. 1 mposed by foundJtton lawyers"' 1thout cxplan<Jt10n. Cadillac l<'<.11rvicw nt•goLiators :;:ud T.hursday night they arc w1llmg to top the Mohtl ofrcr but not under the bidd10g systC'm de 11sell by foundut1on truslCl'S ~tnd <!llCJ:l'<lly fa\'orablC! to Mobil 10 lt•rests The CanJdtan com1>any argues that btdding should be rropcnl'<l It will sui;gest a sy:.tem or :;call'<l b1dd10g \\hen Jud~e Judge con \ .. nt.:. what will bl! the fifth hear· ing into the im(>assl' Monday 11 1s expected thut the Allen Taubman inlC!rcst will hav<.> tht' support of Mrs Srruth rn their argument that the foundation':-; acceptance or the Mobil orrt'r should bl' overtu rn<'<t l\trs Smith has rommentcd that she favors the Allen Taubman olrer of $292.5 m1lhc111 because 1l contains a clause that will allow her lo lfuy back stock. She hus um tnority inh•n•st of 21 .i percl'nl 1n lht' lrvim•Company. The foundation holds a con trolling Interest of ~1 s l>l'r<.'l'nt 111 lh<' c•ompany foundt.'<l by l\trs. S1n1th 's grandfather Mrs Smith sued the foundation .ind l;iunched the curn•nl legal battle when she protl'st<'<l th1.· foundation's dt'C'tsion to sell its interest to Mobil for $200 mil hon CSee HEIRESS, Paget\21 Quake Contlng? Geologi.st Says It's Inevitable SAN FRA;'.;l'ISL'O (Al'> /\n earthquakr thrcat cn1np, thousands <1f II v1·s hkl• the i:n·at San Francisco lt•mblor of 1006 1s inevitable in C.:alirorn10. the ll S Ceolog1cal Survcy's top t•arth quake expert"' arnt"<l loday Dr. Robert l\t. Jl om1lton, <'hwr of the USGS orr1c1· of r;arthquakt• Studies, said the upcoming quakt· will surpass B points <in the Richter scale and its 1m1>ad ""ould be enormous " "Losses t•ould reach thou..,Jnd" of hves and ll'ns or htlltons or dollars," Jlam1lton s~ud tn re marks pn•part'd for drltvc·n lo the Com m"n" t•alth Cluh Thomas Casey Tht: mugn1tudt• <if lht• 1906 Ila\ Arca quakl' ts 1•stimatcd lo hav1· t'<jualed 8 3 on the Htchtt:r sc:ilc· It killed more than f.00 peoplC' and cost more than $400 million Tht' log<1nthmic Richter 'i(':.ilt• t'i a measure of grouml mot111n as recorded 1111 sc1smogr <1phs Ev('rv mcn•:ist• or one number. say from 5 5 tu 6 5, mt'ans th1· ground motion 1s 10 times greater Jn populatt•cl areas an c·arth· quakl' of 3.5 on the Richter scale ran caus1.· :.hp,ht damage in the local arci.I, .i can cause modl'rall' damage. 5 considerable dam:is,:P. h 1·an uc sev1•1 (' CdM Trustee Ends Se-rvice on Board 1 Aftt'r scntng eight )Cllrs as a Trustee for the Ncwport ·Mesa 't;nirted School District, Thoma.-.. C. Casey announC'ed today he will not seek re·elect1on next March Thursday m Jrked the op<:ning of candldac\ declaratwn-; for .1 March 8. 1977. election to ftll four pos1t1ons on th<' 'l''-'<'n mt'mtX'r board of educJt1on Four .H'Jr IC!rms an.>t•ndmi: for Casey in Tru"ll'l' i\rea 1 <Corona del Mar 1 and tru,l<'<"S Or\'tllt· /\mburJ:t'Y of ar<·,1 2 l :'l:orthC'~tst Costa \l e~a 1 Hod..r1ck :'>tac M1Jhan of .lrt't•mnl\ula1 :'>tacMtlltan •incl Mn. M.1rttn say thev 101\•nd to run few n1•w tenns AmburJ:I.'} has not ,\'rt d•• cldt'd Case~ SJ1d h1<. dt1<'l'•lon not lo run ts ha,l'd on a numtx>r of fo<· to rs. 1 n c I u d 1 n ~ t• x pan d 1 n ~ }>('rsonal bu'tn'"'s tnlC'rt'sts. un<I the fa<'I tu• h.1:-. J)rt'.ldy M'I \'l'tl (111 eight ,\ l"'r' '~"f'("\' .. :Y. raitt•A:!I BOWfNG OUT School Board's Casey Mesa Seeks Funds For Road Projects Costa M t'"J ., '-<'l'ktng tunds for t wo ro.-id JJrOJ<•c·ts lhal could solve somt' of thC' city's downtown traHic W()('S. Thl' cit y counci l want s matching funds for 1977·78 from the county's Arterial Jhghway Oran~f" __j .___£~: \\'eather Nor theasterly winds 25 -40 mph ex p ected tonjght. decreasing Sntur day. Clea r , war mer weather with highs in 70s foreseen. l~SIDE TODAY Ile 1torted out to be a doc-- tor and ended up a ICUlptor. Fredenck Ever1ley'1 works, which will be exh1btted on th<' Orange Coa&t. ore /eolurtd on Page C 1 of the Weekffldn' .. . ,,,... Mevl•• -··"-· N•OoMIN1w1 =c:..t~ff '-"twftt•tt , ...... ...., ... S......• Mo0..Ur11et• ~ ..... .,... ,._ .... . .,. .. ..... -NOW'I -- n ·• •• A• "" l f.J (), IS "' .... Cs cu .. .. ... '"'' (r~!E) Financing Progr am for work on 18th Street and Superior Avenue. The realignment of 18t.b Strecl hos been pushed by downtown businessmen for many years. The street, which runs frpm the easterly city limits before termi n a tin g al Newport Boulevard, picks up again on the west side of Newport about a block from the easterly termina- tion. The 18th Street project would connect the two roads across Newport, b eginning at about Park Avenue on the east side or Newport, to Fullerton Avenue on the west . Public Services Director Jim Eldridge said the project would take three years to complete. with right-of-way acquisition taking place during the first two years, and construction or th<> <Stt 2 ROA OS, Pase A2l YMCA Plans Camp Ho!lday Kid Kamp for children 6 to 11 Is being otferoo by the Orange Coast. Y.MCA. The camp wm toke place Dec. 20-23 and 21-90 from 9 a .m . to 4 p.m . The cost ls $45 tor m embers and $49 rornon·mem~rt. tit I A 7 n·udtn~ 1-. a "m;qrn quaki l'i.lpahh• of "ltll'Sprt•;1rJ, /tt'.ll I it.1 rn agt•; H t'i ,, • J,!l l'Jt · t•art h quukt'. "Caltforn1ans should not II! nnrC' or undt'rcst1mat1• thl· 1•arth quakt.' thr<•:1l," llamtlton .,;1111 · nor should 1rrat10nal f1·;11 111 c•Jrthqu:ikcs ht• illl<mt·<l lo ht• <hH'rsllln from rJl111nal p11·pJ1 ,, tlf)nS ' lie also said. l'rt•J.!rl''' 1n rt· cent y car., pro\ ult·-. t·on .. 11h·r,1hlt• opl1m1sm ahout dc•1<•l11pinl! rh1 · rapabtltly nf t•arthqu:.ikt· 11n•clw I ton " flu"' l'\ l'r, ht· dt Ol'AK E, t•agf' A21 * * * 'Depression' Related to land Bulge? SAN FRANCISCO (Al'J An inexplicable sinking of lhe ground by as much as six inches north or Los Angeles. perhaps li nked to the mysterious Palmdale Rulge land uplift. was reported by earth scientists today Newly discov<'rPd by researchers s tudying tht' P.ilmdale phc•nomcnon. the· apparent dt'prcss1on was described ~1s .. behavior unprecedented 10 70 ) t•ars" or surv<')S 10 Southl!rn C:.ihfornia Like ttw l'almdall• '-welling, the land subsidcnce seems to have occurred r:ipirll~· rn rccc•nt yc;irs. over IJ per1ocl or "months to a few Yl'ars," scwnt1sts told a news l'onfcrcncc al the Amenr;m Gt'ophys1eal l 'nwn meeting hnt• U .S. (;c>oloi:1cal Survcy C'nt.:incers in a survey this year found that u bt'nl'h mark al tht• .let Propulsion Laboratory 111 northern Pa~adl'na hall foll<•n 1;1 to 15 ccnl1mell'rs I b<'twccn 5 and Ii inches) bl•low u bench mark at San Pedro a r<'ferl'rlC'C point on lht•eoast takt•n as mt':m s1•a le\ cl The :. 1· 1('n11 st., ., J 1 ti th t'" t·uuldn'I rult• •>Ul lhl' poss1h1ltt1 I h a t. llh t t' a d o ( P <• c, u tit• n a stnktn~. the SJn Pt•dro mull~ h;ul rtS('n. Il is too soon to sJy \\hcthl'r th,. new fin din~ IOC'reust"i th1• C'hanrcs of eurthquake<; 1n Southt'rn California. rC'scarchcr.., said. Winged Clamnaers? I lundreds of sc:.i gulls gathc.•r at mouth of Sanlu Ana n1vc.•r hel\\'l'<'n H unt ing ton neach and Nt•wp ort Ucach. Robert Cnbbs. area captain for Uw state Depa rtment of F'lsh and Game, sn1d hi' r.ouldn't be sure exactly why the gulls picked this spot to congrc~ale T hu rsday mt>l'ning, but s µcculal cd they were lhl·t·c· lo focd on l>hl'll fish c>eposed at low tide. Witness Hits Drug-assisted Rape Claim A psychiatrist called by the di• fense tcst1f1ed late• Thursday that a Dana Potnt woman who cl:11mi. she was drugged and rap<'d hy her family doctor should ha\'C been able l<> n•sist hts <.1cl \'an('c•s despite th<' i llJt•rt ton Or Seawright Andl•rson of Costa ~ksa told ;,in Orm1gc Coun ty Superior Court JUfY lhut the in· JL•clion of Valium <'ltumc-d by the proscculton should not have ar. fcctcd the 22·yl'ar·nld victim's "d1•cis1on·making process or the "111 to resist." F'rcquentlv rcfcrrinl? lo dr ug experiments carried out hy him on female prison inmates in tht.• /\fncan nat111n or Zambia. tht• "'11 ness supported defcnst· d,11ms that the in1ect1on of \'.tl1um admtn1,ll'rt•d b1 Dr Hoss Todd ~l<'C'lurC! c-ouh 0 l onh ha\'e had a I rnnqu11tz10J: effect on thl' pat1c•nt The 11ct1m C'l:11ml.'d from lht' \\ltncss slant! that she ~rame a · \'t•gelable · shnrtly after lht• drug entcrc·d hl'r blood stream and that shl' was pawerl<'Ss to prC\'t'nt the South Lagun:i phvs1 1:'N• OOCTOR. t'agc i\21 Child Care Set in Mesa Costa Mesa parents who want to shop wllhout ha'" ing their small children un derfoot. cun take advan tage of a pre-school child care program S<'t up for one week only The Cost a Mesa DC'part m<'nt of Leisure Services i11 offermg child care•during the week or Der, 13· 17 at the city's prc ·kind<!r~arten facillly at 2803 Royul P<11m Drive. Th<• child t•ar c serl'iC'C will opcr:.ile from 10 "' m to 2 p,m next week, with a charge of 50 cents an hour. For further information. call the dC'parl ment at 556 5300 Duo Guilty Of Extortion, Not Kidnap CM Hospital - ToGet37New Staff Members By STEVE 1'11TCllEl~L 0 1 tM 0•11¥ Pilot Sl•fl Fairview State Jlosp1tal will receive 37 n<'W cmployc5 under Gov. Edmund Brown's plan to expand ser vice to th(• state's JI mcntal hospitals. Dr. Michael Ll'Vint', the C'ost:.i Mesa fa c il ity's new :.id - ministrator, 1s happy with the news but says hc alrt'ady has 120 vacant pos1t10ns at lhc hospital. The additional allolmcnt brings to 157 the numbrr of job vacan- cies at Fair view. "Most of the vacnnt positions are for psychwtric terhmc1ans," he explained He said the 37 m•w job OJK'nins;s arC' for these trninc<d lt•ehnic1ons "ho work 111 groups with han dicappcd youngsl<'rs. "leaching them fet'dlOJ!. drC'ssing, foilc•tini:. and other funct10nc.,, · l.cv1m· said Levine said tht' hosp1lul 1~111 begin tra1n1nf!, psyl'htatrir technicians tn th<' nc•ar futurC'. "Tht• DP pa rt mcnl or ll<'allh has approvt'd that plan anrl we're working on 11 now." Lt•vinc• !>aid FairvlC'w usc•d to train its own lcchmcians. whirh l.t•vi~ said was a real bcnerit lo the hospital. Nix on Agnew Plea For Pardon Told WHITE PLAlNS. :-J Y. IAl'I MC'I Patrick Lynch and Dom1mr Hyrne were round 10noccnt today of kidnaping whisky heir Samuel Bronfman 11 last year but were declared guilty of extorting a S:U million ransom from tht' Sc;.i Aram heir's father The verdict cam<' nmP WePks after thc trial began and indical C'd the ju ry had rcasonahle doubt that it wa11 a r<'al kldnaping as the slate chaqied. The defense duimt'd it was a hoax "Not only did we• have access to the trained technicians ;if. <See f'AIRVU:W, Pa~•·A2) \ KITCHEN SINK DOWN DRAIN NEW YORK (AP> Thl' White Hou11c turned down a re- quest in October for a pardon for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, who pleaded no contest to charges or income tax evasion in 1973, according lo col umnist Jack Anderson. White House attorneys "polite- ly but firmly " referred Agnew's lawyer . who submitted the re. quest. to the Justice Department, Anderson said In a column for pubUcatlon today. Today Agnew denied he ever sought a pardon from President Ford. A ~pokeswomon at Agnew's Pathllte, Joe., om ce in Crofton. Md .. aold the former vice presi- dent "bas novcr Hked anyone. anyone at all, to osk for a pardon for him. So he hH no idea what is the source of the story." "The reply was that there hav<' been procedures establlsh1.'<l b) Justice. ' Anderson quot ed a White House official as saying. "The r equest was no more than any good lawyer would do for his client." Anderson said an attorney for Agnew called White House counsel Philip Buchen•s office shortly after Agnew's sentence of three years on probation expired Oct. 10. • The brief discussion centered on the "receptivity" of the White Uouse to Agnew riling for a formal pardon, Andcrso0saJd. Agnew resigned Oct. JO. 1973, after he pleaded no cottwt to a sinirle count of tax evasion. <Anderson's column apperu-s regularly on the editorial page of Ute Daiq Pltot). Both men were also found inno- cent of tile cha r ge of illegal possession of a .38.caliber pistol. Ryrne and Lynch sat quaeUy in the courtroom as the verdict was announced. Byrne held his hand lo his heart where he was seen • during the trial lo have placed a cross in his breast pocke1i. His head hung low with his ch!ll rest- 1 ng on h is c h est. Lynch, a fireman, sat quieUy. The grand·larceny extortion count is punis hable by uo to ts years In prison. The kidnaplnll! charge would have required i• mandatory mlnimumsllntenceof l~ years wlth a maximum ofllfe. State Supre me Court Justice George Belsheim Jr. set Jan. 6 for sentenclnit. GRANTS PASS, 01c 1/\1') It /inally happcnt'd City polict' said Thursday that bur glars broke 111to the Snak und Yak Cafe and stoic only th41 kitchen sink. 'I HOJl'E YOU 'RE GETTING 'fOUP-. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OO>JE . 0).IL.:f 1~ PA'fS LEF=T' .' • c., c •uU, ••et•rVftl!ldJn l••• Judah Beat , Agnew's nllom ey • srud wh n told of Ande~'• re- port: "I would have no cotnment on the malter.' • Llwrence TrayJor, the justice depUttnenr•a pardon ott.otncy. said Thursday that he had not been contacted b y anyone repres enUn1 Af new. .f ~ Lynch, 38, claimed that Bronlman forced him into a phony kidnaping by threatening to dlsclose he was a homosexual. Bronfm1n deoled this on the wit· ntu stand during the nlnc-wcek UUl. l'°'ot1t11e i..t • ' . \ A2 DAILY PILOT c Frid1y December 10. 1978 I 1County Business Optitnism Restraine<l B 1'1ICH1H :L PASK ~\'l( 11 Ot ,,,. O•llY ~, ... )t•tl Orange County's ecooom1c out· I<><* for 1977 appc•urs brll(ht, but four speakl'n, kC'pt th1·1r op tim1sm reMr;iined 1'hur::.dJ) JS they addrest-ed bus1nc~!frl1('n at the annual m1.:et1n(( or the Newport Center As11oc.·1allon Or<ingl' County A!l'l':.!l11r Rradlcy Jacob" w J~ Jmned I>.> banker J. Jlowar'u Craven, Arn cord Prcsider\l Roland Spl'f•rs und n ews papt•r publisher Hob<:rt Wel'd on u p.111cl lh:.it uuthncd lx!ncf1ts ~ind poss1 bk dungt•ro; to '.next year·:-. l't'Onomy Franc Page 11 I Although ull or the p:ioeh)lt..s ;,aid they ""Peet an upward ecooom1r 5urge, thert• was con eem ovv increu•td Rovernmerit :4ptndin •• hlgh taxes. lncreaM~d pro<luction expenses and th~ potentt<il haturds of an Arab ml boyl'Otl "Thl· VH'.tlll'd cnl0r):y trn ..... \4nuld lJe 1wrh1ng <'t'lnl{JJrt'CJ tu whut 1·oulrl Ill' JlwJd," :.a11l Sf>ecr~. who hl'Jlh lhc Newport Beach·b a )'l l'll Amc•ord <·on glomeratc v. hwh n1anufat'lurci. t•verything from l't'nll'nl to lll\40 rurmture. Ile ~Jtt.I oil frorn tlw Aia~k.1 For$6B pipeline would be 1nrnfflc1l•nt to !ulhJI demand~ int~ cvmt Arub rwtitm11 <'ut the Oov. of 011 Still. ~peers predicted more husmess profits and said hi() company ~'I switchinl( from natural ~a.'I to c•oal to light higher produ<·t1on costs Dr Cr:an·n. '''11101 \ll'•' prc· ... 1 dent :.ind l'htef t'l0011om1't r1f Union Ba11k, !'It'•'' .... c·ooltns;: of mflatwn f1t'l':.," hut noted :.i l;11·k of vigor m the bounCl' bul'k from f'C('('bb 1011 llowl•vcr. CraVt·n twl11•v1•J; .1 moder all' I alt• or ~rowth \4111 kl'ep mnutwn down 1n lht• lonr FAIRVIEW Lerwards. but v. c also had their hrlp while they v. t.'re lt•arning," hesa1d. About rh l' .> t'ars aJtn thr train mg pro~ram v. J~ H·rmmalt'<l at F~un tl'V., <1nd :-.t•I UJ> 1n,Lt.:ad Jl Cypress ar1d Colden We::.t Colleges. "Whal happcnet.I w.1s. tn!ltcJd of the tcchn1c1an!I h<omg tramt:d to work with mentally retarded d1cnts. they l(•arnl'<i other !1k1115, hkc work mg with P~Y<'h1atnc pJ Uents. Burger Date Paid by Death "As u t•ons N1ut•n<'\', ,., cry~ (•,1r we had frwc•r und rcwl'r s:riiduall's who wanll'd to romc tc1 F;,iirview :.inti th01il' lh11l did com1• here h;id rl'wer skills tn work with the h:ind1caprxoet," Lcvu~ s~ud. He s;,itd lh:it by conducting the tnun1ng oncC' J~am at FalrVtl'W. the hospital will benefit m two ways. ··we'll ht'S?tn .i:etting tb r psychiatric trchn1cians h;irk m the hospital. and Wl''ll he :.ibll• lo fill many Jobs 1n hJ!itr <';ire lhilt" tcchn1c1an no lon~er c·an handll' 'W1• h,I\ c• .1 tld1nr1t• n<•1'<l for t•mpln~ ,., in I h1•:-t• pn.• hc<'nwJ Ill I ha! I h,1t "J' llfll the• l•nt1n• :.olut1on l•> fa1rnl·v. ' 'h(K'S · · ~ n m ;1 I t I' r ho'' "':in , Pnlplo\C·s w1.· h.l\·c·. · hP :..Jtd, "l' .iusl don't hav1• (:nou~h phy!.11·:.il ·'l'JC(• for the nutnlwr rif put1ents ht.'rc " Mesa Music Makers Play <'nst :i :\f p,,1 II 1i:h ~1·hc111I ' 1·ho11 . 11rr hl•.,tr J Jnd IJl\1d.111cl banrl "111 pt'rrorm dunnl! l\noll ' Hern 1"~11 m ' Jlol1d:ff Ft•\1 1' .ii or ~I t"ll' tht' "t•c•lo.t•nd ,11111 111"1.I "Ct·k The hti.:h '<'hool c·ho1r "'" p•·rform ~.1t11rd.1) .1t JI .111 .1 m Jn lhl• Starhi:ht Tht'.tll•r Thl' Co'>lJ :'>I t'~J I l1~h S. hool o r r ht'!\I r.1 1, ... d11•d11lrd 10 JK'rform \J 01111.n twi.:m11111 J.! .11 I :io Jl m anrhool .., Jll'I. lt>IJncl h,1nrl "111 µIJ\ ,ct :1 p m \J1111rt ,I\ W 18thaT NEW YORK (AP> A h11.:h i;chool senior hJs pl<•arled gutltv to kilhng Jn <'lderly man during his sch<iol Jurich hour to ~C'.'t money to tuke h1" girl t1> Mt:Uonald·s Cur dinner Du\'it.I Joyner, 18, l'nll'n-d lhl• pit-a ln M anh:.it t.rn Court on Thu rsday, adm1tl1ng hf' strangled Douglas Mtlt·s. 75. on March 2 tn M1h•s' We::.l Side apartment. Police g;i\'C' this :ircount: .I()" n ~· r ad m 1 l I C'<I h c I er t Fro. Page A J HEIRESS ... She suecessrully ar.:u<.'l0lltng pnCt' Cadillac Jo'a1r\'1cw'i> late>'! offer of S286 2 million 1s ;1lso h1ght•r •han the acceptl'd Mob1l b1cl. But loundatron trusll'l'' npt{'day with the :.ir1!11ml•nt lhat rash wa:-. prl'f<orable to th1· t•ontt•ndl·r:-. · 1)f ft•red mix of c·ash, nOll'S Jnd ~l·ruritics. Lawyers for the two com 1K•tilors arc acc:ui:-mg foundation trustees today uf n•n('~mg 011 dl'rlarations 1 hal b1dcl1ng for lhl• In lnl' Corn puny v.ould rem am open unttl only t11c h1~hl'~t l.J1dcler IS Jrfl If -.hl' prolt•sh 1 h<· rke1s1on lo sl'll to Moh1l al Moncl:1\'·!'I ht'ar in~. Judg1• .Judgl' m.i' he e11m rit·llt•d lo C'all for J n1•w rnunrl 11f lurtrlmg on lhC' has1s th;it founda I I n 11 I r II ' l (' l' ' .. I' l \'ti d I ' 1·rimin;.i1ortl' '' h1·n lh"' d o'>l'<l h1dd1n~ Thur'll.I\ • It v. a:. pomh'rl 11111 Thursd,1' lh.1t ~1ub1I f:11h•cl lo m<·N J Dl'I' I <l<'.JClltnt• ~11 a ltnll' \o\hc·n Cad1ltal' F.i1n It'" ",..., I h1· lt•J11lng nm lt•1111t•r hut\\ J .., Jllo'ht'(l 1o n•mam 1n the l11cld111i: ra1 e dl'!>JHlt• lh.11 f.11lur1• ---.. .-.._ ----------._..._ MESA OFFICIALS WAflfT TO CONNECT 18TH STREET Money for Superior Avenue Improvements Also Sought Oi.ANQf COAST DAILY PILOT t '-• "'>1 -. ... ,..,. ro.-. t O• '" P•lf\i w '" ...... ,, "'Nft ti'' I Iii! 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""""'' "••tllt fl!'•v it• ,,.,.,ltdv(•f wJtl\o"I t Offt•.U .. ,..._ • ._,." "' t~V"•°"'IO.Mt .. ,.,..., • '"• ... , •• ,. 04'1d ., '"''• ,...u Ca11t••f'l•t Siwb\H•ft••~ tu ("'"'•' U \4 ~"'"'"' by ""•'' •• '° "'°"',.,'· '"''''•"• ..... IWMtlfl"'\U '°""'"'""'• l"rolllPage A J 2 ROADS • • hnk the third year. The first year rundin~ n r $200.000. to be matched with Costa Mesa monies. would In elude retaining a consullant lo determine the final nliJ{nment or the road. The eity currently has two alignment plans. both 1n the rough 1tages -or "art.isl mis· conceptions." as Eldndgc calls them. The city is also seeking $335,000 from the county, lo be matched with city funds. to widen the east side of Superior A venue. The one.year funding request would \nclude tlght-Of·way ap· praisal and a<!qulsillon, deahtn and construction, accordina to cl· ty traffic engineer Ron Lacher. The Superior A venue project would include exprualon of the road from West l 7Lh Slreet lo the 11outhcrly city limits, where a county arterial hlghwny project In Newport Beach already has ~n approved. Charles E\'illl~ lfu~ht•)I St·hool on his lunch hour. "'l'nt .wro1o' thl' strt.'et to M1l11!'1 ° apurtm1·nt, forced his way in und orllt•n •d Mil<'S to wr1t1· u C'ht•ck fo1 Sl;R The youth thl•n ordert'<l lh•• oh.I roan to call his hank and Jrrangt' th~1t .Jovner would havt• nn t1 ou ble Cashin~ !ht' t•hc•ck As so1m as Miles hung up, Jo~ ncr :.lrangkd turn with his bare hands Then Joym•r W('l)l to lhl• hank. cashe'.'d lh<' ehrck, anti used 11 to renl a It mousinc and t akC' his g1 rl tolhe hamburger restaurant. Oetect1 VC"i UC'ttni:: on inform a 11on from the bank <'he'.'ckl'd the high school's records, round thJt Joynt'r wu~ enrolll'd lht·re, :incl arrested him Arll'r JO,\ ner l'Oll'1 Nl ht)'> gu1ll) pll•a, J11st1c t' H1111on Hobcrl!I asked him 1f he wen· :.orry and the ~·outh !>aid he was. "For vours elf"" a!lkt.'d 1111· judge "Or arc } ou ~Orr) for Mr f\hles'!" 'Tm 1'0rr\' for lx1th of U!I," the· YCIUth rrµlwd Jo) nl•r will be sentem·oo lat1•r Santa Anan Joins Panel On Transit Santa Ana Councilman David Brandt was e hoscn Thursday night tr> JOIO fo·ount:.1111 Valle} Ma.>or Al Jlolhndl'n ~ the tv.o- man city delrgat1on on tht• powerful nc•w Oranf.(l' County Trunsportation C'omm1lle1• In voling by thl' r11~ ·s Sclectmn Comm1llcl' tn Fullertrm. Hr.incl! was a 14 to 8 victor Ov<'r \'nrh~1 J.mda Mayor Henry Wedaa for lht' transportation flOSl Thret• we<.'ks ago. Brandt and We<laa fm1 'lhNl in a I:! tn 13 de<11l hc:il tn hallot1ng by th1• r1l .\• com mtllC't.' while lloll1ndcn was a un· animous chot('l' Th<>1r :.ippC11ntnw 11t lt1 lh<" c·om m1llee filled two of five llOs1t1ons on a pant'! f.(l\'t'n sWcl•ptn J.! authority by slate lcgislutoro; this year to overse<· local tran.~porl:.i · lion planning. \1ty appoinlnH•nh In lh<' com· m1ss1on dl'c1n«'cl . thl' st!lcl'l 1011 Mmmill<'C th<'n <'IN'lC'<l :\'1·wrort l\cuch Mavor Milan l>oslal a~ th chairman · n 0 s l a I r I' I' I a c I'd r 0 r m " r Wp,tm1nc,tt•r \J"' 111 l'h1lrr> 1\11 t hon \ :1:. I h l ' c· om m 1 ll 1• 1• <'h:11rm;rn Anthon~· forfr1lc•d ht'> m1•m· lwrsh1p n~ lh1· 1·11mm1tt1·t' v.hrn ap1>01nlt•d F11 sl n...,1 m ·1 c 'nun!\ '1lt)(•rv1sor l.1't m nnlh The• fnrnH•r t'tl' offil'1.1I ' .111 rointm<'nl to comnktc> the• um•\'· p1rcd ll'rm of form<'f S111wrn"or Hobert Uattm follo~l"ion after the 54·year·old physlclq_n r e· moved her <-xnmming gown and undl'r c l othes a nd usrd a massD~l'r ;ind "1hrntor rm hrr bod~ The victim told lhr Jury that .she was shaky and confused for several hours after the incident and found 1l d1Hicult to un· derstand questions or r espond to them But a South Coast Community· Hospital employc testified as a dc-f~nse witness Thursday thal the vlcUm appeared to be normal and alert when s he came to the hospital with a fr l<-nd J an. 7 lo re · port the olleged rape by n r . McClure . Judge Kenneth E . Lae ordered a four day weekend break and the tr\&1 uftcr hcnrtnR Dr An· deraon 'a testimony . The trial wlll resume Tuesday when Dr. McClure Is ex~cted to toke lhc •tand In his own defense. run Dntly Pilot publusher Weed prl'dact\'d a food economic ye,ar , particularly w1th1n the arc.::i known as "The Orange <.:oa.st ... which extend~ from lluntmgton Harbour to San Clemente and 111 land to the San 01t•p.o Jo'rttway Wet- 22.d pcrl't'nl :.dong !ht• Orun~1· . C'oast as <'Om pured to 16 J)t!rcent for Oran.il' C"llUnty overall and 9. 7 perrent in L<>s Angeles. lit:> po1ntl'll lo 1ncrew>cd rl'· tailer conr1dcnet', n•neclc'd bv th<' C'll.pansion of th1• South Coast (i) ,, > iii ~ ., :r Wiison (7) Tru~lce Areas Newport·Meso Un11ted School D1s111c:1 Plaza shoppint; compl~x .• incf Hld lht: arrival ol JS,000 new tomployea at the f'luor Corpora tlon complex should gcn\'ruti: more economil' i:rowth However, despite 27,000 new jobs In the area and a strun~ o utlook, Weed 11nd Orangl' Coast businessnwn mny bl• pa) mg more lll)te:t 1n the future Ile pn·llicted a "h,1ui,:h Yl'<11 " for Governor Brown and the Legislaturt• and said their errort:1 at properly I tll\ relief nmlcl result in higher tax rs for businc::.s Assessor Jacobs pr<•d1l'h·d lubor costs will rise belwl'Cn nlnt• ? @ BOARD SEATS IN AREAS 2, 4, 5 and 7 ON THE LINE Allng Opens for Newport-Mesa School Election Ne-Jrt March TONIC.Irr "HANSEL ANO GRF.TEL" OCC Five Penny Opera Com l'any, Aud1lor1um. Der 9·11, 16 18, 8 p.m SI 50 "FROM llERE TO KINCD0~1 COME" -OCC Orama l.llh Theater.Dec.811,8p.m . OCC PLANETARIOM -"Th<' Star of Hethlehcm, l 1·ao and !.J p.m. FRlDA Y NllrllT FILMS · McCabe and Mrs M1llt•r, .. occ: Forum. 7.30p.rn $1 "SAT UH U AY. SUNOAY, MON DA 'r'" South ·Cocis t Repl•rtory Theater, Tuesday Sunday through 0(•(' J!J, fl p.m Deficit Expecte d LOS ANGELES (A P > Th1• Southern California Rapid Transit District says 1t faces a S17 million def1c1l by the end of O{'XI year 1f 11 continu<-s prf'sent services v.-1thoul mcn•us cd m C'nme f'rorK Po9e A J CASEY ..• In addition . the S.'rrano de cision will limit lht• aml'Jun1 wealthy tltslrtt'ls can SP<'nd on each child and Casey, whO said his expertise is In economics, beheves his errectiveness Will Ol' lessened. "(s ee fin lhl' Serr:modccis1on> that we will los<' control or fman c1al matters with the state m terfering in local mailers and laking away options," Cas<'v said. Casey. :i vice president with First American Trust Company, said he hopes his position is ftllt'<l by a "moderate who is prcpar<.>d to make some tough decisions 1n the next two years." Casey recently said as many as seven schools may be closed in the next two years lo fight declin· ing e nrollment and Lhe financi:tl pinch the Serrano decision will bring. J\l present, only one candidate hos filed a dec la ration with lhc· Registrar of Voters. Hegina Von Bur ger. a teacher. fil<'d Thurs day in the trustee arra C;iwy ~ tll vacate. ProspectivC' candidate .... mu.-.1 h ie dedarattnns hv l>1·r :10 C':ind1datrs mus t re-.1de In the• lnti>l<'C area the·} \\tll n·pn·wnt but are el<.'ctl'd at large. and {'l\•ven pcrct'nt, r~ultlng ln .. l dropm produelJv1ty. ~ He said property taxes OrJlllo(<' Ctlllnty rQM.• 15 2 r>erc@ 111 1976 and i.tud ho ww; disturbtii by an influx of :SP<'CU.lators in lh hou:.ln14 marke t where t~ averai.:e hC1mt' now costs $8.1,00!>.f Ju1·obs c•st1m11tei. thut aJmodt 70 p<'rrt>nt Clf housing sales • volvt• speculutors or inveistotf w1lh u "s horl time hor1zon." QJ re:.l'lhng us quic kly as possible ,Juc'ohs said sp1•rululors urc dri~ 1n14 prict•s up for fumfll(')I wh• 11lttn lo ~wt( ll· in the arN1 on u IOGJ ll•rm basis • ;;! , QUAKE ... ;: this gr eat quake would stnke. llam1lton s:ud the temblor Uh- doubt c d Iv wou ld occ ur .somrwht•n• '.1long th{' fi00-m 1le· long S,in Andi l'JS "'ault system . l ll' s:11d ' 11n·cur!tur · signs that the grl'al quakt• is coming in- cludt· the bul1:c in the earth! c lered al Palmdall.' in l..os Ange County "where ii has been CO\t•r<>t•s1.·rt "Sur h un uplift sonll'llmcs µn· ct•dt•" t•;irthq1wkcs and 1s de· hn1tclv t•ausc for concern now," hr said ', Jlu1rnllo11 l·:.illl'd 1976 "an d- trcmt'ly bad year for carth- quttkC's." I le '>aid 23.000 pl'rsons died \~ Guatemala, 1,000 m ltaly,6,000IJ\ :"lc•w Gutnt'J, 5HO m lndoncs\~ 100.000 or mor<' 1n China, 8,000in th11 Ph1hppinl's ~ind 5,000or more in Turkt•\' ull as .i re.suit or eartl!l qu,1kl·~ tlus :-ear. lit• !l.11<1 ,\ml'til·.rns arc ley 'ulnt'rablc to m ~1ss1vc l'art.1'· qu.1k1• dt•;it h toll, ON'JUSC O( supn111r hou'tn~ r onslruct1on * * * Caltecl1 Quake Prediction Twnhles Down SAN fo'HANCISCO <A P > -..._ sca•11t 1sl who rcluNantly issued a puhltc <':Jrthquakc forecast for Los An~rlt•s la~l April has :.crapped ht!> prediction, sltll in· sL-;ting it was nc\'er more than . ., test t l>r. Jamt'S Whitcomb or ('altt'ch told fellow earth scieti'. 11:.ls Thursday thul new dal.;i gJthered m lht• larget area north or Los Angele:-. no longer fit hi~ h~ poth<'SIS. JlaM>d nn a paltl'rn of chang~ 1n the :.pN'tJ of !>Ound wav~ traveltni;: throu~h thl' itround. Whitcomb calculated that :i quak<' of mas:in1tudc 5.5 to 6.5 on the Richter Sl'iilc· could slnke in an 80 mile wide area within a year. Out in. the pnst few months, h~ told lh1• i\m(•rrcan Grophysical Union, lhe sound wav<.-s in the ar ra huvc slowed und lh<' predic- twn lht•ory can't explain it. • Restra int R equest e d BRUSSJ-:1.s. Rl'lgium CAP) ...... St•rretarv r>f St all' llenry A. Ki~· rni.:cr apppnlrn today for "a ccxf<' or rl'io.lraint' l)('IWt•<•n J-;asl ~ \\'<.'!It 111 kt•l'IJ I hi' world from sl' . mi;: into ";in un1magina le catastrophe '· THE NAME OF THE GAME ... '· THERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE ·' LAB Ell NG IN THE CARPET INDUS TAY LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES. C HAIN S T ORES. AND CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FICTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS CANNOT EASILY SHOP BRAND NAME PRICES CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FIND THE PRICE OF EACH QUALITY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON 'f THE SAMPLE BOOK. BECAUSE WE ARE COMPETITIVE ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOMER HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING WE NEVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SA MPLE BOOK THE NAME J OF THE GAME IS INTEGRITY !· .. ,J .. . ' .. ",.. DEN'S 1a;;pe· 'll;,i$: iiiSiiiiitiOn: 'custom draperies uc NO Hom :.;·\ ·:.•·i,~·:. linoleum • wood floor t '• 1663 PLACENTIA A VENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 9'16'17 • PHO NE 646.4838 -6 46 '235.S DAILY PILOT Orange Coast EDITION 'l 'oda.\ ·s ('losin~ f :\. \. Stot·k~ 1 * * * IVOL. 69, NO. 345, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1976 N TEN CENTS Two to Protest Irvine Sale to Mobil By TOM BARLE\' 01 t~e O•tl¥ ~llol\t•ll Documents protesting lhl' James Irvine f''oundalton's de· ctsion lo sell its cont.rolUn~ 1n · terest in thl' I rvinc Company to the Mobil 011 Corporation Cor $281.9 million were to be riled lo· day in Oran~c County Supcr11>1 Court. Those protests by two com petitors in the t akt.'()ver batllt' sparked by Irvine ht>iress Joa1, Irvine Smith's lawsuit against the foundation will be aired again Monday when her attorney and lawyers for the t'hrt-e contenders appear before Judge James F. Judge. Foundation trustees an nounced late Thursday that th<'y had decided to accept the <·a!lh had by Mobil when neither Cadillac Fa1rv1ew of Toronto. Canada or the Charles Alkn Alfred Taubman c:onsort111rn of New York submitted furthl'I of fers. The decision brou~ht ;1 prot!'sl from both comp<•t1tors Allen-Taubman m·~ot1:.itnrs said they were an the process ''' f1hng a bid lhal would to1> tht• Mobil offer \\hen lhl· d<'adlan1· was imposed by Coundat11111 lawyers without explanation. Quake. Contlng? Geologi.st Says It's Inevitable SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An earthquake thrc:.itcnin~ thousands of lives like the greol San l'ranc.-isco temblor of 1906 1s inevitable in California, the U S. Geological Survey's top earth· quake ex1>ert warned today. Dr. Hobert M. llam1llon, chief of the USGS Office of t:arthquakc Studies. said th(' upcoming quake will s urpass 8 points on the Richter i.cale and its impact •·would be enormous.·· ··Losses could reach thousands of lives a nd tens of billions nf dollars ... Jlamllton said in n·· marks prepared for dch\cry lo the Commonwealth Cluh. Thomas Casey The magnitude of the 1006 Hay Arca quake is estimalt'CI to hav1• 1-qualed 8.3 on the Richter scah· It killed more than 600 jX>Ople <1ncl cost more than S400 million The logarithmic R•<·hter sc:.ilt as a measure of ground motmn :is recorded on se1s mographi. Every incn:asl' of one numbt•r. say Crom 5 5 to 6 5, mc:.ins lht• ground motion 1s 10 tames ~realer. In populated areas an earth quake of 3.5 on the Richter scak can cause ~light damagt' m the local arl'a . .i can cause moderate damage, 5 considl'rablt' damage, 6 c·irn be severe. CdM Trustee Ends Service on Board I • """'After .serving £'1ght years as a 1rustee for lhe Newport Mesa Unified School Di.slnct, Thom:.is C. Casn announced loday he will not seek re-election next March. Thursday markPd the openml( of candidacy declaration.-. for .1 Marc h 8. 1977. election to Cill four positions on the i.even mcml>t'r board of education. Four year terms arc ending for Casey in Trustee Arca 4 (Corona del Mar) and trus te<'S Orville Amburgey of area 2 <Northeast ~osta Mesa), Roderick Mac· Millian of area 7 <west Costa .Mesa> and Carol Martin of area 5 ~Balboa Island and Pemnsula). ~MacMillian and Mrs. Martin y they intend to run for n{·w rms. Amburgey hns not yet dt·· tided. · Casey said his d~1sion not to run is balled on a number of hi<'· tors , includin~ expanding personal business lnl<'resl'i, and the fa('l he has already served for ~1ghl)t>nrs. (~t' Ct\SF.V. Page AZ> BOWING OUT School Board's Casey Senior Center Plan To Require Input modeling is done to the existing Sile. A 7 read an~ Is a "majur" qu.1kc• capable of w1<ll•spn·a1f hf',l\) damage; K 1s a "~rl·;.it" l'Jl'th quakt>. "Californians s hould not 1g nor<' or underc.-sllmatC' lh1· l'.lrth qua kt• thrt';H,'' I lamaltnn said "nor should 1rr.1tann.ll l1·,1r 11f earthquakl'S hl' ullu\\ 1•!1 tu Ill' d1\erswn from r .1l11111:il prPpar,1 llOn!> '' lie also sJ1d. · l'rogn· ... s an ro· ('ent years pro\ 1d1•s cons1d1•r<ihl1• opt1m1sm abnut de\'t•lopang th•• capab1llly of e:.irthquak\-1n <·dw lion " Jlo" eH'r. hl• dad nut pH d11.:l whl'n or whl'rc 1n C,1flfnrn1.1 <S<-e tll ' A Kt:, l'agP 1\21 * * * "Depression' Related to land Bulge? SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -/\n inexplic able 11l nking of the ground by as much as six anche<i north o( Los Angeles, perhaps linked to the mysterious Palmdale Bulge land uplift. was rrporled by earth sc1cnt1!-ls today. Newly di scove.re·d h y r esea rchers studying the Palmdale phenomenon, the apparent depression w as described as ··behavior unprecedented in 70 years" ()f surveys in Southern Cahforrua Like the Pa lmdale swclhni::. the land suhsidc•nce ~eems \I) have occurred rapidly in rt"ccnt years. over a period of "months to a few years." SCll'rltlSL" told a news confer<'nre at the Ament an GN1physical Union m('eting hen•. U.S. Geological Surv<'y engineers in a survey this year found that a bench mark at the· .Jct Propulsion Laboratory 111 northern P asadena had fallen 1:1 to 15 centimeters (bet wct•n 5 and 1, inches) below a bench mark at San Pedro -a reference point nn the coast taken as mean sc:.i lcvl'I The scil'ntists said thev couldn't rull' nut lh<' pos!>1b1llfr that, inslt'ad o f Pasadena sinking, the San Pedro mark h.111 risen. It is loo soon to say whether 1h<' new finding incr<-a ses Lht• chances or earthquakes in Southern California, researchers srud. C'ad1lla1· l"a1rv11•w m·i;:olialnr" said Thursday 111).!ht tht·y ur t• w1lhn~ lo lop lht• l\tuhll offer but not under lht• b1d1lan,:: systf'OI 1lc y1sed by foundat11111 trusll'\''i and ..11legedl~ (11\or;ibh• to Motial JO· tt.!resl!. Ttw <.: Jnacl1an c•umpany argUl'l> th.at h1dd1ng ~huuld b.· r<'l11>em"tl ll "111 suggt'st a l>) lllern of seall' "hat "111 be !he hfth hear .. ...,. t - mg into the 1rnpa-..M· 1\1•111ct~1 y It 1s cxpcC'll'CI lh~1l till' All•·n Taubman antr rc:.l "'II h,1\1: th1• support of Mrs Smith m th1.•1r argument th.it till' foundation s acceptance of tlw l\lotul offt•1 should bt' o' l'llurn1.'tl Mrs Smith has n1mm1·11t 1·1I that s he ( J' ors thl' All1•n Taubman o(fl•r ol $29'.! 5 nulhon because ll cuntJ1ns ,1 d.tUi.l· thJt will allow her to bu, hJ1.·k sto1·k Winged Clammers? Sht• has~' minority 1nlt•rt•sl of21 •1 l)('rcent 1n the Jrv11w Company Thl' fnund.1tiun holds ;i 1.·011 lrolhng intcn•sl of !'>I 5 pt •rt'\'nl 111 the ('Ornµa ny fu1111d1>tl by l\trs Srmth 's grandfather Mr!> Sm 1th sul•d U11· fuu111t11tmn and launched th1.· 1·urn:nt lt•.l{:JI hat tie "ht'Jl :.he proteslL-tl the foundJllun's d1•1.•1s1on to sl'll its 111tcrt'Sl to Mobil for~ mil hon (See llEIRESS, Pagei\.2) llundn·tls ol s1•a j.!ulls gatht:r at mouth of Santa Anu Hi \'<.•r hetWl'l'O llunlin~ton Beach and Newport Bc;.ieh. Robert Crihhs. are<J captain for the stale Department of Fic;h ~ind Cam1.•, s aid ht• rouldn'l he s ure cxattly \.\ h~ I h1.• gulls pkkl•d lhts s pot to cu n g I' c ~ ~I\ t • T h u rs d a y m o r n 1 n 14 , b u t spt•cul<Jtl•d thl'y wen.' there lo feed on s hell fish expost•d ~t tow ttdl·. , Drug-aided Rape Clairri Criticized A psyC'h1alrast cJltt'<f t'I\ the• tll· fcnse test1fat•d late Thurstl;iv that a Dana Point woman wh<> eltums she "as d rugArd .md ra11NI hy her famil) durlor shoulrl hJ\f• been able le> rt1'1st h1:-. <uh ,inn•s rtespitc• lht• 10Jl•r t1011 Or Sea"" right~ An!lc•rson 'Jf Costa ~l<'s:.t told an Oranl.(f' Cmm· t~· Superior Court 111ry that th(• an Jl'('lion of V Jllum l'latml'd lht> 22-vcar old victim's "d<'cision making pr1><•1.·ss or the will to res ist." Freouentlv rcfrrrinl! to drul-( experiments c:.irned out hy ham on female pn~on inm:.itPs an th<• Afric.-an nation nf Zarnh1a. !ht· w 1 t n es s s u p po r l N I d ('( c n s 1• <'1a1ms th at the inJ<'tlion (){ \'nlium adminisl1•rNI hv Or Ross Todd ;\l<-Clurl• toul<I onl~ YMCA Plan Camp lloliday Kid K~mp for <'halrlr en (i to 11 1~ b1.'in~ offt'rt'CI IJv lhl• Oran~t' Coa!.l YMCA. The camr will take pine<' I.kc 20·23 and 27.30 from 9 a m to '1 p m Thi• l'Ost 1s S45 for ml•mlwrs ,and SiW for non mr•m lwrs h;l\e had a tranquili1.in).! 1•U1•t·t 11n lhl' pat1t'nl. The victim cl~11ml~ from lh<• "1lncss stand l hat she became a "ve,l:lelablc" shortl~· after lht· drug entered her blood slrc:.im and that shl' was powtrlcss 111 prevent the South Laguna phy-;1 cinn's alleged aclvancl's She testified th:.il she was raped and forced to part1c1patt· an an acl of sexual pC'rversion after th<' 54-ye<tr·old phys ician re· moved her examining gown anrl unde r cloth es a nd usecl a massager and vibrator on her body. • (See DOCTOR, Page A2 l Duo Guilty Of Extortion, Not Kidnap -CM Hospital ToGet37New Staff Member~ Ry STF.Vt: MITOIF.LI. Of,,,.. 0.11, P ilot Sufi Fairview Stale Hospital w11l 1 receive 37 new employes undt•r/ Gov. Edmund Brown's plan to. t•xpand service to lhl' slate's 11 ' mrnlal hospitals . Dr. Michael Levine, the Costa Mesa f acility's n ew ad-1 ministrator, 1s happy w1lh thel news but s ays he aln'ady has 1201 vacant pos1t1ons a l the hospital. The additional allotment brings to 157 the numh<'r of job vacan·) eit'S at Vairvicw. I ··Most of lhl• val· ant positions1 are for psy('h1:.1tnt tt•du1icians," he explained. He said the :11 new job openings arc for lhest• trained techn1c1ans v.ho work in groups with han· tlicapprd youngs ll'rs, "teaching them fc>eding. dr<'ssrn~. lo1l etmi:: • . and other func tions.'' Levine i.aid. Levin<' s aid the hospital will began tra1n1ng psy('h1atra1· 1echn1c.-1uns 1n the near future. "Thr Department of Jh:allh has approved that plan and we n• work mi; on il now." Lcv1nl ~iJld. Fairview used to train its own (Se(' •'AIRVIEW, Pag(•A2) Newport Rearh C.:1ty Manaf(er Bob Wynn said today he will pr<>- pose a plan for the Corona dcl Mar senior ciliun center that would require as many as three public hearings before any re· Coast Wynn said he wilt mnkc his proposal Monday during a public hearing on the city's application for federal Housing and Urban Oevelopmenl m oney for the center. That public hearing is expect· ed to draw heated debate from citizens who either support o~op pose the city's final application for the thr ee· year grant money. Nix on Agnew Plea For Pardon Told WHITE PLAINS.N Y !A l'l Mel Patrick Lvnch and Domrnw Ryrnc w<•re found innocent tod;1y 11( kidnaping whisky hl'ir Sam1Jl'I Rronfman 11 last n·ur hut wne dt'clarcd guilty of 1:x1ortmi:: a S2 :l million ransom from the Sea· Jtram heir's rather. The verdict <'ame nin<' werks aft er the trial began and indirut· <'<i the jury had r eusonablc• douhl thal it was a real kidnaping 11s the state charged The defcns1• claimed it was a h1lax. Hoth men were also found mnu· cent of the charge of illegal possession of a .38-calibcr pistol. PowP.r Knocke d Out in Newport fliRh winds this rnorni11~ knocked out a power circult sup- p I yin g electricity lo 680 c.-ustomer11 in the Mariner's Mile Newport lfcighls ar1•a, acl'orclinl( to the Southern California Edison Company . Weather Northeasterly winds 25·40 mph expected tonight. d ecreasing Satur· day. C lear. wormer weather with highs in 70s foreseen. INSIDE TOD" Y He started out to ~ o doc· for and endf!d up o aculpfor. Fr«hrick Euer.ley'& workl. which Wtll ~ f!ZhiOfted Oft the 0rangf! Cooat. ore /eotured on Page CJ of the Wf!elunder. cu •• A4 A1t .,., OS ., .,.. ... Cl c.u A4 ... CMt Wynn said he will recommend the hearing, prior to alterations in the site for two reasons. First, he explained that HUD is still not sure bow much money the city is entitled to. He said it could be as little as $175,000 or as much as $500,000. Of that money. the city owes the state $145,000 lo complete the purchase ol the site for the center a l Fifth and Marguerite Avenues. He said he will recommend that the remainder up ~ Sl75,000 <See CENTER, Page A.2> KITCHEN SINK DOWNDR4.JN GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - Jtllnally happened. Ctty police said 1'1ursday that buraJan broke into the Snak and Yak Cafe and stole onl1 lhc kitchen sink. NEW YORK (AP) -Th<• White House turned down a re· quest in October for a pardon tor former Vice Pres ident Spiro T. Agnew, who pleaded no contest to charges of income tax evasion in 1973, accord.mg to col· umnist Jack Anderson. White House attorneys "polite· ly but firmly" referred Agnew's lawyer. who submitted the re· quest, to the Justice Department. Anderson said in a column for publication todey. Today A1new denied he ever souaht a pardon from President Forcl. A spoke11wom an at Agnew·~ 'athlite, Inc., office in Crofton, Md., said the former vice presi· dent .. has novcr I.Sited anyone. anyone at all, to ask for a pardon rar him. So he bas no idea what is the source or the story.'· Judah Best. Agnew's altomey, said when told of Anderson's re- port: •·1 would hove no cornme.J1t on the mat.ter. '• "The r eply was that lht>re have been procedures cstablishcrl hy Justice." Anderson quoted a While House official as saying. "The request was no more than any good lawyer would do for his client." Anderson said an attorney for Agnew called White House counsel Philip Ruchen';; office shortly arter Agnew's sentence of three years on probation expired Ort. 10 The brief discussion centered on the "receptivity" o( the Whit<' House lo Agnl'w filing for a formal pardon. Anderson said. Agnew resigned Oct. 10, 1973. after he pleaded no contest to a sin~le count of tax evasion. <Anderson's ('Olumn appears regul¥1Y on the editorial page of the Dally Pilot). Lawrence Tr:tylor, the j'"'tlce department's pardon atlotnoy, said Thursday thot he Hid not be~n contacted by anyone J representing Agnew. Byrne and Lynch sat quietly in the courtroom as the verdict was announced. Dyrnc held his hand to his heart where he was seen during the trial lo have placed a cross in his breast pocket fits head hung low with h.is <'h1n rest· ing on his chest. Ly!\ch. a fireman. sat quietly. (' The grand-larceny extorti1m count is punis hable by up to 15 years in prison. The kidnaping charge would have required a mandatory minjmum sentence of lS years with a maximum of life. Stale Supreme Court Josllcc Geor1c Beisheim .Ir. set Jan. 6 for sentencing. He d enied motions by at· tomcys for both men to set d!lide the guilty portion of tbe verdkt. Lynch, 38, claimed that Bronfman forced him inlo a phony kidnapintr by tbreotcnlng to disclose he was a homosexual. Bronfman denied th.Uf on the wlt nets sland durtng the nine·week &rial. The outage occurred at about 11 a.m. nnd rom pan y spokesman. Jim Kennedy, said repair crew!! began work on Uw problem shortly after that. "I HO~E VOU'RE GETTlt-JG YOU~ CHR/SrMAS SHOPPING oo..,E. O NL.Y 1' PA.¥S LEFT.' A.! DAIL y PILOT N Fral11y December 10 1976 . ' County Business Optimisni Restrained lly MJ<'lliH 'I, PASKt-:\1( U Ott~ D•1I; ~1t.ut \.l•fl Orange County'll <.'<'onomlc out· look for 1977 ~fl Pl'. 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Pagt> A I QUAKE ... lh1s i:rc·at quukc• would i;trikc. llnm1ll<•n su1<1 lhf' tt•mblor un cl 11 u h I t> d I v w o u I d o 1• 1• u r snm<'wht'r1• ·;tlong the MO-mil<'· lon~S:m Andr<"os Faultsyste m I le SJtd "prt•t·ursor" s11o1ns th11t the Rrt•al quake 1s coming in clu<le the b ulge In the' earth cen· tt>re<l at Pa lmdale rn l..os Angell!~ Count v "where it has ht-en dis- covered the lane! northl'ast or Lo'> Angeles has risen uµ to ti foot O\'er the last 15 vears." Tht> uplift. he li::itd, extends too miles aloni;: thl' San Andr<'as ,..a ult throug h the MoJave 0<'S<'fl "Such an uplift 'lometimes pr<'· <'Nil's <'drthquakl'S and 1s d•• fintt<'IY cause for conce-rn now," hesard Hamilton callee! 1976 "an ex· lremel\' bad yc;ir for earth· quakes " lfe said 2.3.000 persons died In Guatemala. 1.000 In llaly, 6.000 in New Guinea, 500 in lndonesln, 100.000 ot more in China, 8,000 In the Philippines and 5.000 or more In Turkey. all as a re~ull of enrth· qul)kc~ this year. Hl' sold Amt'ric nns C\re les5 vulnerable to maulve earth· quak~ death tolls bcctlusc of su~nor housing construction. After Jorm·r entcrt' .. ··1·m sorry for both of us." the )OUth replied .Joyner will be Sl'nknccd later. Fro• Page A J FAIRVIEW t£'<'hnicians. which Levine said wns a real benefit to lhe hospital. "Not only did we have access to the tram1•d tc1·hn1c1ans af- terwards. but wr also had their help wh1lc thc·.v were learning," he said . About five years ago the train· ing progr::im was tl'rm1naled at f'"a1n•H'W. and i.cl up mslead al Cvpr es'i and Goldl.'n West Coll<'gcs "What h appened was. instead ur the ({•('hnictans hem~ trained to work with mentally retarded clrents, they learned other skills. hke working with psych1atnc pa· lt<'nts .. i\s a conscqut>n1·e. C'vcry year WC had f cw1•r a nd rewer i.:raduall'" whci \\ ankd lo come lo "";11rv1<•w and those· that diet come hen• had fcwC'r s kill-. to work with thc hand1capp<'<l. ·· Levine said. II<' said that hy ronducling lht> trainrni.: once ag;1111 al Fairview. the ho:.p1tul will bcncfil in two wav-; "W<''ll he~in g<'tltn~ lhl• psychiatric technici:ins back in the hosp1lal, :ind we'll he abh: to fill m:1ny iobs rn baste <'Ure that <J ll'ch111c1:m no longer can handle. "W1• have a tlt•fin1le need for cmployl'i. 111 lh(•st· pre hcensed !l(ll>ltlOns,'' ht' :-;aul Wh11t• l:111<lmg the grwnnor·~ plan In hnn:.l thl' numhc r of 1•mpl<1\ e' at ment ;1J h":;pit als, IA.'\ 1111• s .11tl t h11t that "as not th1• <'nttrt> solution tn l";11n·1C'w :o. WCl<'S "N n maltl'r h o w ma n y c•mployt>s we h:tv('," h<'sa1d . "we JUSI don't ha\-c l'nough physical spJCC' for I ht> nu m her of patients hrrr " Fro,,. Page 11 I DOCTOR ..• Thr victim told the jury lhal s hC' was shaky and <'onfusecl for scvl•ral hours <1ftcr the inc1dcnt and found 1t d1 ff1cull lo un • dPrstancl quest ions or respond to llwm . Out u South Coast Community· Hospital l'mployc testified as a defense witness Thursday that lht victim appeared to be normal and alert when s he came lo the hospital with a friend .l<in. 7 lo re· port the alleged rape by Dr. McClure. Judge Kenne th E. Lue ordered a four day weekend break and the trial after ht>anng Dr. An· derson 's testimony. The trial will resume Tuesday when Dr. McClure is expected lo take the stnnd in his own defense. Deficit Expected 1.A>S ANGELES (AP) -The Southtrn California Ra'pid ' Ttnnait District 1'3)11 It faces a $11 mllllon deficit by the end of next year It It continues present urvlcH without increased In · COftle. run Daily Palbt publlaber Weed prechcled a aooct economic year. portlcularly wtth1n the area known AS "The Orw11t(' Cout." whlt'h l'xtends from Hunt1nglo11 Harbour to San Clem<'nte Md in Jund to the San Diego 1-"re~wuy. Weed s11ul e<'onom1c growth for lhC' second quurler of 1976 wus 22 4 pertenl aloni.: lhe Oran~e Coast a s com pured to 16 percent for Oran~e County overall and U.7 percent in Los Angeles. fie po1 nt1:d to incrcast'v the expansion of the South Cn:1i.t Plaza s hopplni; C'omplcll, und sa1d t.he arttv1&l of 11,000 new employ i1 it the Fluor C'()("f)Or11· tion t'omplex !>hould i.:t•nt!r Jl~ more economic ~rowth However, de~p1tc 27,000 nt·w Jobs 111 lhc: aren and " stron~ outlook. W eed and Oranj.!c Coast busmcssmen ma)' II(• p,1y ltlR more laxes tn thc (utun· He pred ict ed a "toui.:h ~ t<ar ' for Governor Brown ancl lht· Lcalslature ancl said lh<·1r cffor ts ut properly tax reht•f 1·1mld re:-;ult In higher la:H·~ for busi1wss Asi.essor Jacobs pred1l'tl•1I lab<lr rosts will ni.e between n1n1• :·:> (2): ···:·:··. Trustee Areas Newport·Mesa Unified School D1!)trtcl BOARD SEATS IN AREAS 2, 4. 5 and 7 ON THE LINE Allng Opens for Newport-Mesa School Election Next March Mariner Kith Donate $100 To Service Christmas is going lo come a little bit early al the denial cliniC' operated Cor undcrpnvilegetl children by the Assistance League of ~ewporl Harbor. Monday. the clinic will be r<"· ceiving a $100 Christmas C'hcrk from the students of Manner ., Elementary School m Newport Beach . The m oney was raised by the students this fall at the school carnival. according to tt>achrr Sandy Mc Daniel. advisor to tht' school's student counC'tl. She said the council. which 1.; m ade up of a repr esentative from each of lh l' srh ool 's Iii classrooms. decided lo donah• the m onC'y to a t'ommunity pro. ject rather than spend 1l on the school. The dental clinic at 505 32n<I St., Newport Beach is for stu de nts in the Newport-Mesa Uniried School District School o fficials identify slu dents whose parents cannot af ford to send their chlldren lo private dentis ts and they n•cc.:in· dental care throu51h the clinic. Fro,,. Page A J CASEY ... In addition. the ~rrano di'· cis1on will l1m1t the nm<rurit wealthy d1s tr1cts ran ~1>1.•nCC (in the Scrranod1·c1s1onl that we will lose control of fman dal matters with the stale• in lerfcnnl? in local matters anti taking a w ay oplinns,'' Ca\!') said. Cast>y. a vice president "11 h First American Trust Cnmpun). said he hopes his position ts ftllt-.1 by a "mode rate who is prcp:in·tl to make some tough dec1s11ms 111 the next two years." Casey recently s aid as many~" seven schools may be closed m lhe next two year s to fi ght dcd111 ing enrollment and the finan1•i;il pinch the Serrano decision will ·br ing. Al present, only one candidall• ha11 filed a decla ration with th1• Regis trar of Voters. Regina Von Burge r , a teacher, filf'd Thur-. day in thr t ruslec area CasC'y will v acalc Prospective cancl1dull'S mu't ftlc dcc laralwns hy Dt•c :m Canclidalcs must n·sid1• 1n the • :ruslt•c area lhl'y will n •prcsl'nl but are clectf'd at large. und de\Cn Pt'rl'l.'n\, rt'l>uJtlng ltVJ drop ln producttvity. .... He 5ofd property tnxt~ b1 Or Jn.:1 t'ountv ro. • 15 2 pcrc t 111 J!nt; J11d ~aid he wl\S dtsturl>fd hy an 1111lu' of spe<'ulaton. In ~ hou!iing m1arket wher<· tfe llVl'rllHe homt-now ('Ollts $83,000. .J;1c11b1> 1•i.t1mJlci. th<it alrm_.t 70 J1t•1't·1•nt 11( hm1:.m ii sales iii· \Oh1· 'l'l•t·ulatori< or lnvesloQi with J "shor t lime hotbon.'' ~ n •.s,•11111,.: us quickly us posslbll' J aC'oh.s s aid Sl•l'<'Ul otors arc drlf 111~ pn<·,·~ up tur families wtw plan lo Sl•ttle m llle areu on a )Of\R ll1rn1 l>a~is. t Fro• Page Al ~ CENTER •. , tw ust•d lo ad m 1111stcr progra"': rn tht' hul lc11n.: as It no\\ ~lands If ll1(' c rt v rccel\'t>s mun mOnt'~ . t ht·n °ht•.ir111i.:s woulcl bt hl'lcl l>t•f11r1· thl· Park-.. Rcachci and 111•1•11·.1t11Jn Commission, tht Planning ('o m m ,.., ... um and the (;1 ly Co11n1·1I bl'fort• those addt lional fund!> would b<.• comm1ttt< to any alterations or instullatll>r r of faciht1es such as a parking fot or l'l'('fl',1llonal arl·~1 "Thal II ay' .. ht• .-..1i<I, "the C ll.} ('llLllH'll Wiii ha\(.' plt•1tl)' Of dlSCr!' twnary <·unlrul UH'r how 1h1 rnonl.'y l!I SJ>('lll and th1•y \\ 111 have• an oppnrtunil) lo hl'ar (111111 lh1• l•ommur111,· " Thl· Ct rsl l" o Yl'ars of the grant funds ha V\· ht•1•n apµlicd lo lhc $$50,000 purdtaSl' 11r1ce of the s ix· a crt• ...ill' wh1dl now houses . l~t·1>11le lhc M>Ur<'t· of p.1rt of tht• l'tmtrcwcri.y surround111i.: lhl' i.:r:mt ;.ipphta· t 11111 T h t' \\'ti.., 1>11 ., h :I\ C' opl'r at t•rl thl.'11' !.<'hnol ;1t thl' ~•It• !>I09t.: i\11.:uM of 1975 on a y1:.1rly kasc from lh1.· <'ti\ \\ tlMm h <1s t'harjlf'd thal hC' is !ht• !.UhJc·rt of a poltC·<• tnV<'Sl1i;:a 111111 i.t.11 l1•tl h\ hi!. poltt1cal oppo- nl·ni.. Ill ,I ltllJI l' ICI dt'l'I t-<hl him. w~ 1111 ~.rid that lht• llh l.'~tiga. lion ('on:,,1:-ts of a 1 t•1·11r1t... llt·ar1'11 111 find out 1f a rl'Jll•rt ))ad 111•1·11 \H1lll'n n·g arding an 111c11h·nt that lOt>k plarl' whc•n Wilson 11101( O\l•r !h\1 M'hClt>I !.Ill' from flu• r>1 e \ 1eiou ... lt•nant. a11oth1·1· pnvuLc :.<'h<>ol . Wynn said toclay he '':<Pt>t'ts lcJ havt• lh1• n ·1mrl in t111w for Mon- da) 's h1•aring lit> s aid a mC'mbcr of tlw riti1en's committee that planned tht• M•nior renter asked for 11 in nrrlC'r to s how the council th:u there r:; pr <'tt'<IC'nt for dfs. contrnuJtron of Li sC'hool l<'ase at th<> ... ite The so callf'd police probe l'.1me. to hi;:ht Tuesday when W1l-.nn '>t•nl .1 le tter nf protest to Wynn and four areu newspapers. fir soid today thal he called an officer to the school on l\ug. 1, 1975. "'hrn ht• lmlk possession of thl.' butldtni: lie said hl' wanted thr 0H1c<'r. Wrlliam Mcinnis, lo :-.land bv tr1 case of trouble with th<· previous schofJI ownC'r. lit• s:ucl hC' d1<l t1<tl brt'al( int.o tlw ~d11111I. h1• <'rawlNI into lht> htttl<hng through a wmclow. Ht! .~.11d ht> d1<ln ·1 rcmovc lhc pre- \ 1oui. tt-nant 's propcrly, but with t•tl_v s upplit'Jld th;1t lll'; rcquc•!>l for lhl· ·11·1111rh from th1· polt(•c clt· partmt•nt '' ·" ;m :1ttempt lo 1·~t:ibli<,h ;1, ral'l lho:-.t• cll'lu1ls cit. l'Cl b.> Wilson THE NAME OF THE GAME ... THERE IS A COMMON PRACTICE OF PRIVATE LABELING IN THE CARPET INDUSTRY. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES. CHAIN STORES. AND CONTRACTORS AT NEW TRACTS HAVE FICTITIOUS NAMES ON THE SAMPLES SO THAT THE CUSTOMERS CANNOT EASILY SHOP BRAND NAME PRICES CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE FIND THE PRICE OF EACH QUALI TY PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON THE SAMPLE BOOK. BECAUSE WE ARE COMPETITIVE ALSO. BECAUSE WE FEEL THE CUSTOMER HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW WHAT HE IS BUYING. WE NEVER CHANGE THE NAME ON A SAMPLE BOOK THE NAME OF THE GAME IS INTEGRITY DEN'S. ••••••••••••••••• • ,jnstallation ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 l>LACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllF. 92621 • flHONE 646-4838 -646 235! .. .. ; l Saddleback ED ITI O N Afternoon i • ¥.Stocks . * VOL 69, NO. 345, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIOAY, DECEMBER 10, 1976 ·' ·Drug's Effects Disputed • m Rape ·Tri~ j A psychiatrist called by the de· fcnsc testified late Thursday that a Dana Point woman who claims she was drug~t>d and raped by her family doctor should have been able to resist his advances despite the tnJcct1on. Dr. Seawright Anderson or Costa Mesa told an Orange Coun ty Superior Cour t jury that the tn· jection of Valium clwmed by the prosecution should not have af- fected lhe 22-year-old victim's • ''dec1s1on-making process or the will to rcs1sl." F requent! v referring lo dru~ experiments carric.-d out l.ly him on female prison inmjtcs an th<.' African nat ion of Zambia, the wi tness supportl'd d efense Winged Clananaers? claims that the inJt•dion of Valium adm1n1stercd by Or Ross Todd McClure could only have had a tranquilizing effect on the patient. The victim <.'laimed from the• witness st01nd that she became u "veg et able" shortly after t ht• drug entered her blood stream and that she "'as po'>' erkss to - H undreds or sea gulls gathl'r al mouth of Santa Ana River between Hu ntington Jk<.ich and Newport ll<'ach. Robert Cn bbs. area capt ain for the state Department of 'Jt'ish and Game, said he couldn't be sure t•xaclly why lht' gulls picked this spot to congregate T hurs day morning, bul specula ted they were there lo feed on shell fish exposed <•t low LuJc. 1-Mo~il Decision Disputed Wmpetitors Block lroine Company Sale Choice 8~· TOM HARLE\. 04 Utt D • .uty "•104 s.t..H noC'umenl'i protesting lht! .fames ln In(' Foundations d1 .. c:1s1on to '"'II 1t" controlling in. h'rest in tht• !nine Comµany 111 the Mobil 011 Corporation fur $?!11 9 m11lmn wPre to bt.• f1lc'<J to- djy in OrJng~ County Suprnor {"nurt Those prnt1•'l" by two <.'Om J>('lllors in t hl' I ak(-ovcr halt h' :.JhJrl<e<I h.v In 1ra· lte1rrss Joun lnuw Smtih s la\\,111l aga1n't t h1• fount1Jt 1or1 14 tll h<· ~1rC'd a~ain 'Pt fond .1 ~ \\ h1·n ht-r• Jtlorney .inti J,111. Yl'r' for I h1• I hn•t• <.'onlt'nd<'f"\ ::ippt•.1r hdnrt• .J ucl,.:t• .I anw' F J llrlf:l' f o u n <I a I 1 on t r u .~I r r .c; :1 n J1011m•t·d l.1tt• Thursday lhut th('V fllld flN•ICll'Cf I 11 tlC'('l'l)t till' I :l'h b1tl h\' \1'1hll \\ hc•n n1·1th<'1' <'.1d1ll.1l' 1-"J1n It'"' of 1 ornnlo, c.rn.Hl;t or I ht• Charlt''i l\ll1•n Alfrc•d T Juhm .1n C'nn.snrllum of Nc•w Yori.. 'llhmtttNI furth\•r or ft'r~ The dt't'1"l1nn hrnu,1?ht a protc't !rom holh 1·on1pt•t1tor. 1\111.'n ·r.111hm ,1n nt•got1ator-; '51lld ltH'" "'rrt' 111 th<' pr0<.'<'!-S of f1hnit :1 b1cl t hat would top th<' Mobil offrr whl'n the deadline was 1mpos<'d by foundation lawyers without explanation. Cadillac F:un 1ew negouators Or ==~·=ust We ather Northeasterly winds 25-40 mph ex p ec t ed tonight. de<.'reasing Satur da y. C IE'ar, w a rmer weather wilh highs m ?Os foreseen. INSIDE TODA\'. lit started out to be o doc· tor ond nlded up a sculptor. Fredenck Euersley's works, which wiU be ezh1btted on the Orange Coo.st, are f eolurtd on PogeCJ of the Weekender. -... .. -...,,,.....,, ,..,,_I Nnn Or-Ceuftly .....,. ·-··'"· Sylvl1~or .,...., --MAl-Tolnltleoo ~ ---· -- CSI •• •• AM 11·1 CM H .,.. .... s CJ CM ILi A• Cl·M said Thursday 111~ht they art· willing to top the Mobil offer but not under the h1ddm1! sy-;tem de- vised by foundation truo;tet's and allegt'dly favorable to Mobil m- terc.>.sts. The Canadian company arguC''i that bidding should be' rl'Opened It"' 111 SU.l!,l?est a .sy~tt•m of seal1•d btddm~ wht•n .lud~1· .ludJ:t' con- '"'nt!:. what will be the fifth ht·ar- mg into the impasse Monday It is expecte<l that the l\llcn- Taubman interest will ha'vl' the support of Mrs. Smith in their argument that the foundation s acccpt an<.'c or the Mobil offer !'>hould be overturned. Mrs. Smith has commentC'd <See llE IRt.SS, Pagt• A21 San Juan Man Eyes Backus' Board Seat r.1lri<'k Bac·kus h;JS been :.t Saddl£'b~H·k ColleJte trustee ev1•r s1nCl' t ht' -;c hool "as founded nrarly u decade ago ~nd he~ takl•n out candidacy pur>ers tc1 run for yf't another lcrm. But th t• t•lementary school µrincipal Crom Dana Point .ii ready has at least on<' opponent m the M .Jrch !I elect inn He's 70 Y''<•r·old EugC'n<· r McKn1izht. of 25531 Purple Sa~<' Lane in .San Juan Capistrano. Ill• was the first <'andidate to or · ficially hie in the college board race Thursday morrun~. McKnight retired as a dean at Los Angeles City College several years ago after a career in junior college education that spanned more than 25 years. Before tl)at. Black Star Canyon Blaze Vnder Control A wlnd·driven Cire-burned 32 acres today in Black Star Canyon eight miles east of \he City of Orange n ear lrvine Lake, fire of· ficials said. The fire was contained at about 8 a.m. after burning through brush for nearly s ix hours. The California Division of Forestry-Orange County Fire Department called in 120 ftre Ochters after the rlre broke out at 2:30 a .m . Firemen from the U.S. forest Service wero al110 ~alled tn. • The firemen were hampered by winch guatlnic up to so miles anho~r •• No s truc tures were E>n· dangered by the fire. , he had ci ~U<.'ccssful husine~s career Sin<.'e his retirement, howt'vcr. McKnight has hren active m t'ommun1ty anrl collegl' :.ifr;urs in the south county. He has been a me mber of Sa<l- dlebac k 's C1l11ens Advisory Board for thrrc years and Sit\'S he has m1s!>t•d v(•ry few board of trustees meet111gs In that t1mr Ile owns two homes in the• trustee areu ht' hopes to re pr<'scnl one in Dana Potnl and lh l• othC'r in a hlllt' island or unincorporatf'<l Orange County territory ad1acent tot he city of San Juan. (See TERM, PageA2) 'Iltieves Clean U p Burglars who entered via the unlocked door carried o ff a washer and dryer, jointly valued at $494, fro m an El Toro home. Orange County s heriff's officers said the theft was reported by enginec.>r J ohn Watcher. 46, of 25191 Cineria, who was t1way from home at the time. 'IJME RUNNING our FOR TAXES Tonight's the night for those property owners who waited unttt the l ast minute to pay their fll'ftt t property tax installment ror 1976·77. Those pr6crastinaUng proputy owners whose payments are receiv~ or postmnrked ufter the mid· niibt Dec. 10 deadline will be a.,se.ssed a six percent ~natty. ·- -. - prevent the South Laguna pbysi· c1an 's alleged advances. She testified that s he was raped and forced lo participate in an act of sexual perversion after the 54 year -old physician re- moved her examining gown and under c lothes a nd used a massager and vibrator on her body. The \1i<.'hm told the Jury that she was shaky and confused for several hours after the incident and found it difficult to un· ""<!erstand questions or respond to them. But a South Coast Community Hospital e mploye testified :.ts a defen~e witness Thursday that the victim appeared to be normal and alerl when she came lo hospital with a (riend J{lll. 7 to • port the alleged rape by McClure. Judge Kenneth E. Lac ord a four day weekend break 1he trial after hearing Dr. derson 's testimony. The trial will resume Tuesd when Dr. McClure is expected take the stand in bis own def Quake Conrlng ~-. Geologist Says It's Inevitable i,, Sl\N FRANCISCO CAP) -An The m~gnitudc of lhc l~ Bay A 7 reading is a "major" qua~ ('a r l h quake l hr ca t e n 1 n g Area quake 1s c~limatcd to have capable of widespread, hea94' thuu~and~ of lives like the gr eat <>qualed 8.3 on the Richter sC'ale damage; 8 is a "great" earth~ San Fran<.'1~co temblor of !rot> ii. It killed more than 600 people and quake. ~ ine' ilabll• in Cal1fomrn. Lhe U.S cost more than 5400 m1lhon "Californians s hould not ig"'I Geological Survey's top earth· The logarithmic Richter sr:.ile norc or underestimate the earth~ quake (•xpert warned today. is a measure of ground motion as quake threat.·· I ram ilton said,. Dr Hobert M . llamilton, chief recorded on seismographs. •·nor should irrational fear or~ of thl' l.'SGS Office of Earthquake Every inc re as<-' of one number. earthquakes be allowed to be Studies. said the upcoming quake say from S 5 to 6.5. mC'ans the diversion from rational prepara• will surpass 8 points on the ground m otion 1s 10 limes lions" Richter scale and its impact greater. He also said, ·'Progress in re-1 "would be £'normous " In populalc•d areas an ('arth· cent years provides considerable~ "1.,osses could rca<.'h t. . qu· e of 3.5 on the Richter scak optimism a bout developing the\ or lives and tens of b1lhons o n cause sli~ht damage m tht' capability of earthquake prcdic· · dollars," Hamilton said in re-local area, 4 can cause moderate lion." However, he did not pre ·' marks prepared for delivery to damage, s considerable damage, diet when or where in California the Commonwealth Club. 6 car:i be severe. (See QUAKE, Page A2) Nix on Plea By Agnew Reported NEW YORK CAP> -The White House turned down a re- quest in October ror a pardon for forme r Vice President Spiro T Agnew. who pleaded no contest to charges of income tax evasion in 1973, acc•>rdmg to col· ummsl Jack Anderson. White House attorneys "polite- ly but firmly" referred Agnew's lawyer. who submitted the re· quest, to the Justice Department, Anderson s aid in a column for pubhcallon today. Today /\,!!new denied he ever sou~ht a pardon from President Forrl. /\ spokeSl-'oman at Agnew's Pathhtc. In<.'., office in Crofton. Md .. said the former vice presi- dent "hi.is never asked anyone, anyone at all, to ask for a pardon for htm. So he has no idea what is the source of the story " Judah Hest. Agnew's attorney, said when told of Anderson's re- port "l \\Ould have no comment on the muttt•r. ·• "The reply was that there havt> been procedures established by Justice." Anderson quoted a White llouse offldal as saying. "The request. w as no more than any good lawyer would do for his <.'henl." Anders"n said an attorney for Agnew cal led While House counsel Philip Buchen·s office shortly after Agnew's sentence of thrc.>c years on probation expired 0('1. 10 Tht' brief discussion centered on the "receptivity" of the White House t o Agnew riling for a fo rma l pardon, Anderson said. <Anderson's column appears regularly on the editorial page of the Daily Pilot>. Lawrence Traylor. the justi<.'c department's pardon attorney. said Thursday that he had not b een contacted by anyone representing l\gnew. <See AGNEW, PageA2) ' Skip That Second, Cup ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - An A l bany-base d supermarket chain has put ads in newspapers asking c~tomers to forego that tecoQd cup of coffee iD the moming. "It's b ecau se or the price," said Neil Golub. vice pres ident of the Golub Corp., whi<.'h runs the P rice<.'hopper s uper market chain. with 56 stores in New York Stat<' and we s t ern Massachusetts. Golub said he thinks a partial boycott by con sumers could dri\'e down the cosl of coffee. Th<• wholesale price of a pound of <.'Offec h as more than doubled m several month)> to SZ.28. he said. 3 Take Out Papers for School Board The two inc umb<'nL-; and one C'hallenger took papers from the county registr ar or voters office Thursday indicating their intent to run for the Saddleba<.'k Valley Unified S<.'hool District Uoard of Education. William Kohler. of 24252 F:n· <.'orvado Lane, Mission V1t•jo. anrl Dennis Smith, of 25212 Stockport Drive, Apt. 143, Lagun;i l lJll,, took out the papers wh1rh will enl!hle them to run for r<'·elect1n11 lo the seats they were-given two years ago. Gerald Klein, a chiropractor who lives aJ. 30602 Hamilton, Trabuco Canyon, also took out the election papers. None of the men have, as yet , flied the declaration papers which would put their names on the ballot In the March election. All candidatC's for the school board will h ave until 5 p m D<'c ~to file the papers. Two Trustees File For CUSD Electi9n Two of the Capistrano· Unlned School District's thret;, trustees, whose posts are to be liued by the March 8 election, have filed for re-election. The third incumbent, William Thompson, has declared his ln· tenlion to run tor re-election, but has yet to take out papers. Can-· dldates have until S p.m. ~. 30 to place their n ames on the ballot. Alt!Sough school district tru1t ee1 represent s pcciflc trustee areas. their electl<m ls d1strlcl·wlde. This means district. voter• will select lhrte can· • didatet on the March ballot. J Hunt, who r epresents the sixth trustee area (lying totally within Laguna Niguel), has served two fuJJ four-year terms on the Rchool board. Mrs. Ove'rton won election hy three votes in a recount this month. Her opponent, William Manahan, an elementary school teacher in the neighborln1 Sad- dleback Valley Unified School District, has declared hJs lnt~n Uon to run again lo March. Mni. Overton represents the fourth trustee area, lncludin~ Dana Point and the coast region of La1Wla Niauel. She was elect· . edtoflll a vacancy created by the . mlrnatJon oC trustee Sttpbcn Smith. 37 to Join Staff at Fairview By STEVE MITCHELL 01 lllo O•llY Pilol Sl•ll - Fairv iew State Hospital wilt I receive 37 new employes under Gov. Edmund Brown's plan to expand service to the state's l l mental hospitals. I Dr. Michael Levine. lhc Costa Mesa facility 's new ad - ministrator. is happy with lhe news but says he already has 120 vacant positions at the hospital. The additional allotment brings to 157 the number or JOb vacan- cies at Fairview. "Most of the vacant pos itions are for psychiatric technicians," he expla ined. He said the 37 new job openings are for these trained technicians who work in groups with han· dicapped youngsters, "leaching them feed ing. dressing, toileting, and other functions," Levine said Levine said the hospital will begin training psychiatric technidans in the near future. "The Department of Health has approved that plan and 1 we're working on it now,·· Levine said Fairview used to train its own technicians. whi<.'h Levine s aid <Set> FAIRVIEW. PagcA2) Purse Snatch Gains$250 A fl eet-fooled purse snatch<ir grabbed a handbag contuinin~ $250 in Christmas s hopping money Thursday in a Laguna. Hills Mall incident being in· vesUgated today by Orange County Sheriff's officers. Mr s. Ge r aldine Ali ca Budrewlg. 46, of 24~ Ladera. Mission Viejo, told deputies a youth ran by her and grabbed her- purse fro m her arm whilE' she. was walking betwccp stores in• the mall. · 1 She described the thief a s black, about 16 or 17 years of age I and wearing a prominent afro haircut -.-1 Z HO,.E YOU'RE G!TTING vou~ CHRISTMAS ~OPPING DOME. O t.IL."f 1'-PA."'fS LEF=r .' C•I e.1tU.•telhl'~" .. ''""'• . ..... ""' ... , • Leaders Cautious Pilot Logbook Long Red Matches Moods O'C Business Picture Bright By wunAM SCIUlEIBER 01 "'° O.lly l"I ... SU" NEW OEVF:LOPMENT is occurring so rapidly in the Saddleback Valley that Orange County ROVcrnmcnt 1s having a tough lime keeping up with c1v1ll1ut1on's amenities, ~uch as traffic sr~nals A six month wait ro11ow1ng project apprO\'.AI is considered Cast installation time and some huve taken years. Even after the h«hts are installed, they ran cause rnore trouble than the old stop signs. Take lht> congl'slt:d intersection of Ahcia Parkwuy and Muirlands Boulevard. for exitmple. where the county finally installed a !Jght last month. ll hasn 'l worked quite nghtsince. The 1nrernal device always seems lo go on the fritz at J>("ak traffic hours - like when l 'm on the way to work For 50me reason, the light always freezes on green ror the cars coming down Ahc1a and leaves traffic on Mu1rlands backed up behind a seemingly tireless red light. Thjs situation u!fords a rare view of raw human emot1011 Jnd Ot'Ca!>iomcl heroism. as a fe w cursing Mu1rlands motorists eventually nose into the scH11c1n11 mtersecllon against the hght. then r:ice across. weaving Ill and out of the oncoming Alicia traJfic. Jt's kind or like gladiatorial combat The county people say the~e are just hugs thal will be worked out ~1th tame The question 1s, whose timetable are they consulting'! .... WHILE WE'RE ON nu: SUBJ ECT of lrarfic lights, a lip of the old fedora should go to Barbara Muth, prei.1deot or I ~altech Quake F,....PageAl HEIRESS ... Prediction I Twnhles Down SAN FRANCISCO <AP> I\ scientist who reluctantly issued a public earthquake forecast for Los Angeles last April has scrapped his prediction, sl 111 m· sisting it was nev\•r more than a test Dr .Jam<'s \\'h1tcomh of Callt•<-h told fellow C'arth ~Clt'n· lists Thursda' that new dat<• J:athered in the target area north of Los Angeles no longer fit his hypothesis. Based on a pattc·m or changes in the speed of sound wa\·es traveling through the ground. Whitcomb calculated that a quake of magnitude 5.5 to 6 5 on the Richter scale could stnke in an 80·m1le-w1de area within a year. But in the past few months, he told the American Geophy~1cal Union. the sound v. aves 1n thl· area havl' slo~ed and the pr<.'d1c- t1on theory can't ex pl am it. * * * Fro.P~AI QUAKE .•. this ~real quake would s tnkt• Hamilton 1>J1d the temblor un· doublC'dh "'ou ld o t·c u r somewhere alon11 the 600 milt· long San Andrl•as 1-'ault system. tic :.aid ·prC'cursor " signs that the great quake as comin~ rn elude the bulge an the earth <'CO· tert~<l at l'Jlmdale 1n Los AnRel es County ""'here 1l has been dis· covered the land northea!>t of Los An$1eles has fl~l·n VI> to a foot over th<' last 15 \ t·.tr~ ·· • Tht' uplift, he• s.11d. e>.tends 100 m1lf'S alon11 the San Anrlr\'&s •·uull thro u~h the MoJ.&\ 1• ~rrl ··such an uphrt 'om<>t1nws prr ~d" r11rth<1uak1•o; ilnd '" dt• (jp1lelv l JU'H' (11r ((•nn·rn llOW. he S•11d Hamilton r all!'CI 19i'G • .111 r:< tremely bad > 1•11r for 1·11rt h CfUilke".6,1100 1n New Guinea. ~.O in lndooes1a, 100,000 or mnrt• in ct11na. A.0011 in th(• Phrlippm<.'s and 5.000 or more 111 Turkev. all as a rc:1ult of c.-urth· quakes th1 <; yNr He said A m.-ri<-ans are lt•s<; vulnerable to masllive earth· quake dt"ath tolls because or superior housina conlltruct1on. ... O"AHQ! COAIT H DAILY PILOT 1""-0t~c .. uo.,.._.,.,,.. ._..,.,..... "1u"""' .._.,._.,,..*'I ~I''\\ O~f~hUW/)t~ C.t \t IJ\,fM•~ ... (1M~\O•lli\o W.....-f,..,•l'Of'I~ •r-• CMltMl\M. M~flllf'f•'f '"'...,fl'\ ''•MY tor C~t.-i ,,,._,._ H•w..,.,t '"""' M~fl~ ,...," ,..,._ '"'" V•H•w ,,,,,,.,~ 'u•Octl•~ .. , V•H111w •"It lltu"fl t•¥~ \owt" Co•'' • ""0~"9010~1 ·~1 flM '" ••nl'Woft \AtoOt•Y\ ~ ~ .. ..,,_ ,...,. ~111YftMt nvh4~\~1J1111q "''4"' ., .-1 \10 Wot t'•v ~,, • ...,, (tl'\t.1 M#~ (•lit• "UI 91•l'ft .... ,, ......... p·'•'-Ot"f'lt•"'d """"''.....,.... J•O II c ...... V'tt PtMll'Mt" •n'9 r.,. f"!ot fl! W:l\.l91't ., ....... , ., ... u ( ,,,.0, flMM'ltAM~ i.u ......... ... CM, .. , ,. 1. .. , ltlt,..,.. ,. llUrt ... ,,~, ~"•121,.. ••• .,, Stddl•b•cll V•llft' Onie. . ,,10, L-• p., Jll•• •\, • ._or..,,,..._ • ., OfflCH ()MIO ..... UIW.tl ... _ _._ ..... ""' .... ·--'-'_ ..... ,, .. ~ ....... l •••llo"-(?'14)~ Cl•eefflff Advettlal119 "2•6'78 s.dcMtbac:l v,u,. ,..._,,OHi<• ,., .. ,,0 , ..... \M(to- 415-0UO Clle1'11M ,,,. Or-· c.... -....... ~ ~· Ne .. ""' "~'"· ltttAtr•"""· .. ,t.,tet fft•tt•r ., •dvtffh uftefth ""''" """' .,. ,..,MVttd wlthowt tltttC'lel ottmlu l•" •• _..,,._,,., \ot-clou M•I• ... N lf ti C..I• Mou C•llter-.1• t v•uf11tl••" IW ••"••• U tt ...._'"'•! ,-., "'elt \t \0 ~'"''· MU11.,-y _ .... ,_., ---. .. that she fa\'or s the Allen· Taubman offer of $292 5 m1lhon bt>cause tl contains a clau~e that wilt allow her to buy back stock. She has a minority interest of 21 4 pE"rcent in the Irv toe Company. The foundation holds a con· trolling interest of 54 5 percent in the company founded by Mrs. Smith's grandfather. Mrs Smith sued the foWldation and launched the current legal ballle when s he prote!>led the foundation ·s decision to sell its interest to Mobil for S200 million. She s uccessfully argued that the selling price of S24 a share "as unfair to herself and other minority stockholders. She pro· tested that the foundation should seek further bids and a higher selling price. Cadillac F'airvrew·s latest offer of $286 2 m1lhon is also higher than the accepted Mobil bid. Hut foundation trustees opted for the oil company's offer Thursday w11h the argument that cash was rrererab~e to th·e contenders' of- fe red max of cash, notes and securities. Lawyers for the two com- petitors are arcusing foundation 1 ru~tel's today or reneging on declJra tions that bidding for the Irvine Company would remain open until only the h1~hest h1dd cr •~left. Fro• Page Al TERM .•. McKnight said he 1s an active member of the Dana Point JlomMwncrs Association :md is a d1rertor of the l 'n1INI South Or,rnge Coast Commun1t1es 1 l'"OCC.'l On h1-. c.ind1dacy 'itatcment. ,\kKntght vowed to support salclhte compw1 operation::; 1n the northt•rn pnrl or the college district. 111 add1t1on to mmntuan- 1ng the ' ba!\1<' nee-.ls and '<erv1ces on the rx1st1ng C'ampu5·• in M1s - s1on \'1ejo. MrKnr~ht soi<! in a tt'lephonc 1nlerv1ew Friday hr is a httle dls- ~runtlNI that H.icku.<i chose lo sef'k another term ·· 11e had assured me several months ago he wasn't l(()ing lo run ond he promised to support mr." Mr Kn1ght said Two other st'ats arr :w:illablc on the Colle~e board but as or this morning, nob<>tly had tuken out papers to run for lhem. One is the po!lt vo<'atcd by Robert Rartholomcw of the north Tustin area, who resignl.'d ertec· tivf' this week to move his nurH>r y busi n ess to Santu Barbura County. The other is held by Dr. James Marshall of Laguna Hills. who has been jn the hospital off and on for the past few months and has not 1nd1caled If he will run again. Bloodmobile Visit Slated The American Red Cross has planned a bloodmobile at Sad· dleback Community Hospital in Laguna Hills from 2 to 6·30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec 21. Tbe need for blood donors In· creases durl nc the hollday . sedon. said a Red C ross spokesman. Volunteer donOrti rt· celve personal and/or group credll or may participate ln the replacement program. The hotpital 11 located at 34'51 Via E1lrad1. Addltiorull lnlorma· Uon or appointment.a are ava.Ua· bl• by callln• the Red Cron, 13S-S381, or Saadltbaclt Hospital, 137"'500. ext. m . the G lcn Yermo School Parent-Teacher Organizalloo. She mob1hzed the pelttion dnve that garne~ 600 signatures and pressured county supervisors lo install a signul tu protect children crossing Trabuco Road ul Modesto On Vl' to get to school. Mrs. Muth resolutely declared that she wasn't going to waJI for a child's death or injury to get acUon. County officials chum the job could actually be done before school lets out n€'xt summer, assuming nothing goes WTong ... goes wron~ • . goes wrong. • It • BIG FIR ES have a way of bringing out interesting, orten amusing sidelights that often go unnoticed in the faco o< the disaster at hand. While watching part or the Saddleback Valley Plaza go up in flames In the early hours one day last week, I struck up a conversation with an elderly gentleman who said he was part owner of the land underneath the shopping center. Preferrang not to be quotl'<I or named, he went on shooting pictures. observing philosophically that while it was a shame the bu1ldmJ.!~ were being razed by the blaze "at least the dirt won't bum." ••• AND SPEAKING OF FIRES, this office has learned that our gallant defenders against such infernos had a little crisis of their own recently whale patrolling Moulton Parkway in Lu gun a mus III their brand new engine. It seems, so our sources report, that the vehicle's wiring sustamed a short and mernly burned to a crisp while the firemen on board bailed out. By the time help could be summoned via hand radio lthe engine radio wasn't working by then) the fire had put itself out Crabby Christmas? Old·style publicist Jim Moran's back on the scene with what he thinks wilt be the next rage in Pet Rock circles. Ile holds a tiny hermit cr;.ib which he says will claw its way 200.000·sl ron,:? m\.:.:.o.:.:.l_h.:...<'_m......;..,.ar...,.k_c:..:t-!p:...l:...a ..... c ..... e_. -------- Fro• Page Al FAIRVIEW was a real benefit to the hospital. "Not only did we have access to the trained technicians af- terwards. but we also had their help whale they were learning," he said. About five years ago the train. ing program was termmal<'d at F:i1 rview. anti set up inst cad al Cypress and Golden Wesl Colleges. Laguna Hills Man.:. Loses Guns, TV A hand gun. a ri.flc and a television set have been taken from a Laguna Hills home by burglars who broke a kitchen window to gain entry. Orange County sheriH's of- ficers said service station owner Charles Waller Miller, 38, of 25811 Sycamore. told them he was away on \'3Cation Whl'n his home was rans ac ked by in- truders. The loss was valued at . $642. By MICHA Et PASK £VlCH Of ti.. 0.11, "''-' ~" Orange Count y's economic out· look for 1977 •J>pears brtaht, but four speakers kept their oµ- timl&ai restrained Thursday us they addressed businessmen al the annual meeting of the Newport Center Associn\ion. Orange 'ounty Assessor BradJey Jacobs was · joined by banker J . Howard Craven, Am- cord President Roland Speers and newspaper publisher Robert Weed on a panel that outlined benefits and possible dangers to next year·s economy Although all of the pooelists s aid they expect. sn upward economic surge, there was con cern over increased government spending, high taxes. 1nt'reased production expenses and thl' potel'Jtial hazards of an Arab oil boycott. · .. "The so·called energy cns1s wouJd be nothing compared to what could lie ahead." said Speers, who heads the Newport Beach-based A mcord con- SantaAnan Joins Panel On Transit Santa Ana Councilman David Brandt was chosen Thursday night to Join Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden as the two- man city delegation on the powerful n ew Orange County Transportation Committee In voting by the city"s Selection Committee in Fullerton, Brandt was a 14 to 8 victor over Yorba Linda Mayor HcnrY Wedaa for the transportation post. Three weeks ago, Brandt and Wedaa finished in a 13 to 13 dead heat In balloting hy the ('ity com- mi ttee while Jlollinden w.is a 1111 animous rho1ce. Their appointml'nl to the com- mittee filled two of five positions on a panel given sweeping authority by state legislators this year to oversee local transport:i· lion planning. City appointments to the com· mission decided, the selection committee then elected Newport Beach M uyor Milan Dostal as its chairman Dostal replaced form e r Westminster Mayor Phihp An· thony a s the committee chairman. Anthony forfeited his mcm· bership on the committee when appointed F1 r::;t District County supervisor last month The former city official 's ap pointment to complete the unex pired term of former Supervisor Robert Ballin followed has elcc· tion to the post Nov. 2. However, Anthony will not begin his elected four-year term until early January. In other action by the City Selection Committee, Garden Grove Councilman Elreth Erickson was appointed to lhr South Coast Regional Coastal Conservation Commission. Fro• Pagr Al AGNEW .•• Agnew resigned Oct 10, 1973. after he pleaded no contest to a sln11:le count of tax evasion. ---- alomente which manutacturp everything from cement to lit'fll furniture. He said 011 from the AJu•• pipeline would be U\:;\lfficlcnt lo CuUllJ demands in the event Arab nutions cut the flow 0( 011. Still, ·. Spe~rs predicted more businets profits nnd ssucl his company \s ~witchin~ from nntuul gas Jo coal to fight higher product16o costs. Dr. Cra\•en, senior vice preii· dent and chief economist 9f Union Bank. sees "a cooling Of lnflation rlres," but noted a laqk or vigor in the bounce back froln recession. 1 However• Cravrn believes p moderate rate of growth will kee1> inflntlon down in the long run Daily Pilot publis her Weed predicted a good economic year, particularly within the area known as "The Orange Coast,1' which extends from Huntington Harbour to San Clemente and in- land to the San Diego Freew¥ ... Weed said economic growth for the second quarter of 1976 was 22 4 percent along the Orange Coast as compared to 16 percent for Orange County overall and 9 7 percent in Los ·Angeles. He pointed to increased re· tailer confidence. reflected by the expansion of the South Coast Plaza shopping complex, and said tht' arrival of 18,000 ne\V employes at the Fluor Corpora- taon complex should generate more economic growth. However. despite 27 ,000 new jobs in the area and a strong outlook. Weed and Orange Coast businessmen may be pay .. ing more taxes in the future. ' He predicted a ·•tough year'' for Governor Brown and the Legislature and said their efforts al property tax relief could result in higher taxes for business. Assessor Jacobs predicted labor costs will rise between nine and eleven percent, resulting in a drop in productivity. lie said property luxes in Orange Count y rose 15.2 percent in 1976 and said h<' was distur~ by an influx of speculators in the housin~ market where the average home now costs $83,000. .Jacobs estimates that almost 70 percent of housing sales in- \'ol\·e speco I a tors or investor~ with a "short time horizcn." By resrllin~ as quickly as possible .Jacobs said s peculators ure driv· mg price!"! up for families wh(> plan to settle 1n the area on a Jong term basis. Prime Rate Drops Again NEW YORK <AP) - Two of America's biggest commercial banks cut their prime lending rates today. Moritan Guaranty Trust, Co .. the nation's sixth largest. cut its rule from 61 • to 6 percent. wtule No. 2-ranked Citibank reduced its rate from 61 ~ lo 61'•· The prime rate is a bank's charge on loans lo its most credit-worthy cor· porate <'Ustomers. While it is not linked directly to consumer or m ortgage loans. its movemcnlc; ca11 signal the direction of io· terest rates in general. "What happened was. instead of the technicians being trained lo work with mentally retarded clients, they learned oth"r skills. like working with psych1atnc pa. tients. "As a consequence, every year we had fewer and !ewer graduates who wanted to come to 1-'alrview and those that dad come here had fewer skills to work with the handicapped,'' Levine THE NAME OF THE GAME • • • said. · He said that by conducting the training once again at Fairview, the hospital will benefit in two ways. "We'll begin 4telllng the psychiatric technicians back in the h<>11pilal. and we'll be able to fill many jobs In basic care that a technician no lonRerean handle. "We have a definite need for employes in these pre·licensed positions,·' he said. While lauding the governor's plan to boost the number or employes at mental ·hospitals, Levine said that that was not the entire solution lo Fairview's woes. "No m atter h ow many cmrloyes ... ~have, .. he said, "we jus don't have enough physical spa<.'e for the number ol patients here." KITCHEN SINK IXJWN DR.41N GRANTS PASS, Ore. <AP) - It/lnally happened . 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