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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-01-06 - Orange Coast Pilot7 Diedrich Denies -. Frail Woman, 87, . Managers Role Battered, Raped In Fund 'Farce' In SF Attack . DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * " I THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 6, 1977 llOL 10 HO S J SECTIONS JA PAGES .Spout Spotted Beaten, Ra ed SF Woman, 87; Slain on Walk Blue Sky Futures Charged • - .. ,. lllllllkM,._ ...... , WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER This Photo Taken at 10:27 a.m. Wednesday Dry County Earth Soaking Up Storm Rain-starved Orange County was getting its share of rain to- aay and weather forecasters say the storm, which has brought waterspouts at sea and hail on fand, will continue through Fri- day. tually whirlwinds which usually break up when they reach shore. Al least one water spout was sighted off Newport Beach last week. Denny s aid. F\ve years (See RAIN, Page A%) SAN FRANCfSCO <AP ) - Helen Hansen was just an elderly woman who walked with a cane, another lonely stranger who chose lo stroll at all hours on the streets of San Francisco -until a savage assailant robbed her and battered her race beyond re· cognition. Investigators s a y Miss Brinkt Tlwft Suspect Says 'Near Broke' SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A Brinks guard who heisted $500,000 from an armored car last year says he is almost broke after squandering his loot on wine, women and horses. San Francisco columnist Herb Caen reported today that he re· ceived a 17-page letter from the robber, postmarked Kansas City, Mo. Caen said he turned the mis· sive over to the FBI. FBI spokesman Frank Per· rone said their identification bureau was checking the fingerprints, but based on in· formation in the letter "we feel strongly'' it is authentic. Caen said the scrawled letter from Richard C. Rees, 26, describes· a fast lite of Texas women, Fort Worth night clubs, $2,000·a-pop horse race bets, cars. trucks, motorcycles and lavish gifts. But the columnist said Rees concluded by saying he was almost broke "and slaying no (See BROKE, Page A%) . Hansen, 87, may have been raped Wednesday during the senseless attack which left her frail body crumped against a granite wall outside the old San Francisco Mint on seedy Mission Street. Harry Sales. night clerk at the Chronicle Hotel where she lived for about eight months. says he saw her tottering down the stairs about4 a.m. "I've tried to keep her in, told her she shouldn't be out walking at that time. Bul you -can't fock the door. She'd say, "I'd better be gettin' some coffee. I'm not afraid'," Sales remembered. Helen only made it a few doors from the hotel before she met de· ath. ''I couldn't tell it was her from the head, Crom the clothes was all," Sales said . "The way they beat her up, it takes a plain damned nut, and they got 'em here." Other tenants recalled seeing her al St. Anthony's Dining Hall, where meals are served free. "I didn't even know her last name," said Jerry Sullivan, the corner news vendor, who loaned her some money last month after she was mugged. "It's pathetic." Jack Wasenius, bartender at Freddie's Holbrau nearby, may have known her best or all the casual friends she made in the area. "She was a retired school teacher who had been living in this area 40 years or more," he said. ··1 know for sure she had mone y in her purse yesterday ... s he wanted me to bold about $200 for her. Then she decided to go to the bank in· stead.'' Wasenlus said Helen had "a <See BRUTAL, Page A%) . • • • • Oillll? 1"1,..-S!Mf -'NOT INVOLVED' A11emblyman Mangers Mangers' Role In Campaign Fund Denied ByGARYGRANVlLLE O! ,.,. O•llY Pnot St•ff Both Assemblyman Dennis Mangers <D·Huntington Beach1 and Orange County Supervisor Ralph· Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was not directly in· volved In any campaign fund rais· ing Diedrich might have done on his behalf. Diedrlch 's involvement in Mangers' successful campaign last fall became an issue Wednes- day when the county Grand Jury opened a probe into Diedrich's fund raising tactics on other can· didates' behalf. "Whatever this farce is all about, Dennis isn't involved." Diedrich said. "I feel very bad that his name bas come up." "But,•· Diedrich added, "I want (See MANGERS, Page A%\ The storm. part of a fast· U>Oving trough or cold northern ·«Jr, dropped in on the Orange ~ut Wednesday evening, bring· Ing 1.22 lnches of rainfall to Cosla Mesa, according to Orange Coast C'oJJeae physical science pro- tessor Charles Lewis. Alleged Scudder Tape 'M~.s~g' "Tbat 's more than we had aJI teason last year.'• the science ~math dlviaion chairman said Eay. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 hes of rainfall from July 1, 4, to June 30 In 1975. In Huntington Beach, tguards observed three water ut.s heading toward the coast m abOut three miles out at sea trednesdoy morning. ·Huntington Beach's local .,at.her observer, Sherman Den· fl/, taJd the water spouts are ac- By TOM BARLEY Of llW O.tllY ~1.-Miff An Orange County Superior Court jury learned late Wednes· day that Jt will not be able to listen to what the defense claims is potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder's admission that he helped to plan his own kidnap- ing. Defense witness Ken Hunter or EJ Toro admitted under an in· tensive lnterro1atian ltom pro- secutor Blll Morissey that he cannot. Jocate the tape of a telephone conversaUon allegedly recorded in his home last Aug. 26. "I juat can't find it," Hunter repeatedly testified. "My wife hu searched the entire house and she hasn't been able to locate itelther." Hunter, one of t hree partners who operate the Mission H1Us Ambulance Service of Laguna lWls, earlier te1Ufied that Scud· der, 64, told him during the telephone conversation that he helped "aet up" the kidnap at- tempt for which two men are now on trial. Obvioualy reluctant to testi(y, Hunter wu subpoenaed for the defenae alter a deput,y sheriff re· ported to the district attorney a conversation with Hunter lo which the El Toro man told the officer that he had a \ape of Scud· der's confession. · Hunter told Morissey during his cross examination thllt he believes Scudder will now baraas him for hJs fpgearance as a de· tense witness. f "I've had a lot of problems with Jack Scudder," be told the j ury. "I've been harassed, baru1ed, and harassed by him and It I told you wnat that man bu done you wouldn't believe me." Hunter described as "a crock of bull'• Scudder 's statement lb at he waa Jumped by two men last Aug. 19 who bundled him into their motor home and drove off with him after waiting for Scud· der outside hls dentist's office in <See HEIR, P'&e A%) By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 the Oa1ly Piiot Stall Newport Beach police an- nounced today they have arrest· ed two suspects in an alleged "blue sky" commodities swin· die. both employes of a New York-based commodities firm. Investigators identified one suspect as David L. Jeffries, 32, of 718\h Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar. He was picked up by San B~rnardino Sheriff's de· puties two miles from the.state line-on-Interstate-Highway 15. Newport officers also iden· tified the second suspect as James David Fisher. 32, who was arrested early today at his apart· ment at 7052 Heil Ave., Hunt· ington Beach. Police said both men work in the Newport Beach branch office or First New York Commodity Options. Ltd., al 610 Newport Center Drive. Capt. Richard Hamilton, com· mander of Newport's detective division, said today that Jeffries is them an ager or the branch. He alleged 1.hat several months ago, Jeffries opened a checking account at a local bank in the name of the firm, with himself as the sole authorized proprietor or the account. According to the detective it <See SUSPECTS, Page A2) ®r:::J, c~:sa Weather Showers and possible thundershowers through Friday with highs in the cool SOs. Lows in 405. INSIDE TODA V The mystertl and myth!· of death should be removed from our toeiety, accOTding to a UCI paychiolrist. Dr. E. Momell Pattia-On gives ma re· °'°"'cm P.oge A9. l•dex ' I •i 114-S •• A4 ... .,., 117 Ct-> ..., 114 114-J ! A4 A4 ' f AZ DAIL y PILOT s Thursday, January 6, 1977 'It's.Total Despair' Longet to Tell Lover's Last Moments ASPEN. Colo . (AP) - Claudine Lnnget, sayin& she tnes to block out the parade ot poten· tial juTors who think abe killed her Jover, will seek lo prove her innocence by describing his last moments alive. ''To me this is all total } despair," the 35-year-old French· ~ born entertainer told reporters ;; A(lftly as she left the co~rt.room ;;1 Wednesday in this posh Rocky ft• Mountain ski resort town. ~ Miss Longet, bundled in a rab· ~ bit-fur coat, said she bore no ill ~ \'Viii toward fellow Aspen resi· ~ dents for their views. ' "1 appreciate their honesty," she said. Fro•PageAJ .. ~HEIR ... ~ Huntington Beach. 'jl' Scudder testified in the trial ~ that he broke free from the van ~ by faking a heart attack s hortly ,, after one or his two abductors left the vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kidnaper and jumped from the van in the Fountain • Valley area. Scudder learned when he re- turned to his Balboa Island home that his wife had been warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 in cash for his ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hunter testified that Scudder told him that he helped plan the kidnaping and that he intended to provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and his wife and two children. Scudder has identified Ricki Dale Sellers, 21 , of Hermosa Beach as one of his two kid - napers. He has not been able lo identify Wesson as Sellers ' com· pan ion. Hunter, who appeared at one point of his testimony to call the angry Morissey a liar. was re· ~atedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand, testify. ing unintellJgibly and testifying inaudibly. He admitted that he had had a series of differences with the Scudder family over the years. including a quarrel that led to his severing his connection with the Hos pital Amublance Service operated by Scudder's son, Craig Scudder. Hunter said he is currently de· fending a Superior Court civil ac- tion in which Craig Scudder is claiming $85,000 in damages from him $170 Million Lawsuit Filed A former paid informant in the Orange County Di strict At- torney's Office has filed a $170 rru1J1on lawsuit in Federal Court. in Los Angeles agamst his former employer. Gene Conrad. who boasts.of his ~d~rwor.ld connections. alleges m his suit that the District At- torney's Office violated his con- stitutional rights by illegally tap. ping his phone. Conrad was once convicted in Orange County on charges relat- ed lo offering false payment for an automobile Hunt Halted For Sailor VENTURA <AP> -Searcbers have given up attempts to find a 19-year-old Ventura man who vanished while sailing a rented boat Steve Chamberlain rented a 14-foot sailboat at the Ventura Marina Monday, and the boat was found upright orr Oxnard lhc next day. But no trace was found or Chamberlain. 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'40·1120 11\e only bright spot for her in three days or jury selcctton came Wednesday when a broadcasting uecutive called as a possjble juror said he hopes Miss Longet ls acquitted for her children's sake. "ll was the first sicn or com- passion that l 've heard here," said Miss Longet, who has two s ons ;:ind a daughter by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. He accompanied her to court on the first day and has been sub- poenaed by the prose<:ution. Miss Longet is charged with reckless ly s la ying champion Anthony Aide Lo s Angele s Ram s linebacker Jsiah Robertson of Fountain Valley has taken an off-season job as an aide to Orange County Supervisor Phil Anthony. Front Page A J SUSPECTS was not an authorized account and JeCfries. with the help of at least one member of his sales staff, was depositing checks clients had written for commodi· ty purchases into the account. "The people thought they were buying copper or soybean futures, whatever," explained Hamilton ... And what they were buying was blue sky." Hamilton alleged their in- vestigation revealed evidence that Fisher was involved with the scheme. He is booked on a con- spiracy charge. Jeffries was picked up on a ch arge of embezzlement, Hamilton said. because he was taking funds lawfully given to h.im and allegedly using them for another purpose. Police claim Jeffries laun- dered the money from the com- mercial checking account and deposited into a savings and loan in Costa Mesa. "There is evidence that he went through aboul $70,000, • · Hamilton asserted, adding that the savings account had about $20,000 in it. Police began their inv«mtiga t1on Wednesday when they got a call ftom the bank where Jeffries had opened the checking ac· count. According to Hamilton the scheme was uncovered when one of Jeffries' customer's checks bounced. "Somehow. it got sent to the New York office and they didn't maintain the authorized busrness account al the bank. so they called the bank where Jeffries had the account. The bank called us," he said. Apparently Jef£ries decided to leave Newport Beach Wednes· day because police trailed him to the savings and loan where he had gone with his wife to withdraw the $20.000. Hamilton said. skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, who was shot fatally on March 21 in bis $250,000 mountainside cha.Jet. She told reporters she was cheered by ·'those people who come to me in the town and sa.y. 'We're with you.' "I have gotten a tremendous amount or support on the streeL" Looking gaunt and tired and wearing a short flowered dress, Miss Longet expressed little emotion except whe.n turning around to smile at a woman friend, Ronnie M arshaJJ, who sat in the first row of the 70-seat courtroom. But s he said s he didn't want most of her friends to attend the triaJ , because "My friends hurt for me. They hurt through me. I do not wantthem hurt." Defense attorney Charles v. Weedman said Wednesday that Miss Longet would testify at lbe trial that the shooting was "a simple tragic a ccident and nothing more." A 12-member jury has been tentatively seated and is expect· ed to be sworn in by the start of next week. Any of the 12 tentative jurors and two tentative alternates already selected could be dis· qualified later through challenges from the defense or prosecution before the final jury lineup is completed. Each side could s till m ake as many as seven challenges of individuals on the tentative panel. If convicted, Miss Longet could spend 10 years in the state penitentiary and pay a $30.000 fine. Fro•PageAJ MANGERS .. to emphasize that these so-called allegations. whatever they might be, are without substance." Mangers said it wasn't until · early last October lbat Newport. Beach Democrats Judy Rosener and Frank Barbaro suggested that he seek Diedrich's campaign help. "Then." Mangers continued, "after my campaign manager ar- ranged a meeting with him, I met Ralph. "He said, 'Dennis, I tiave been following you and in my judgment you're going to win. I'd like to help and I think the way I can help most is to help raise money for you'." Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price of tickets to a planned fund raiser at Club 33 in Disneyland be raised to $200. "I don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want to ask to spend $200 for a fund raiser," the freshman as- semblyman continued. "But Ralph s aid we would be better off charging more and hav· ingfewerpeople." "Frankly, I had no idea to whom he was selling tickets," Mangers said. He went on to say that he asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. At the close of the evening, Mangers said he went over the list of fund raiser donors and paid his campaign finance chairman. Rosemary Economy, 15 percent of the gross recei pt.s. Speaking in Sacramento, Mangers said he believed the net to hls campaign from the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around $5,000 ... Mangers went on to say he is op- posed to existing methods of financing campaigns and that he will be active in seeking cam- paign reform. He also noted that he has adopt- ed a policy of returning any and all gifts directed his way. So far. Mangers said, his office has rejected box seats at Santa Anita Race Track, a free day at Disneyland for his children and a medallion sent by Diedrich. In addition to Diedrich and Mangers· contention that Mangers was not directly in· volved in the fund raising acUvi· ly, sources close to the probe said ··Mangers is in no way involved.'· Bounced Out Bad Debts Nix Carter Aide PLAINS, Ga. (AP> -President-elect Carter has dropped campaign aide Greg Schneiders from con· sideration for the job or White House appointments secretary because of a string or bad debts and bounced checks, a Carter spokesman said today . The financial problems turned up in a routine FBI background check on Schneiders, 29, a former restaurant owner who became one of Carter's closest aides . Schneiders "finally decided it just wouldn 't be worth it from several standpoints to go on in what Is probably the closest staff position to the presledent, • • said Carter press secretary Jody Powell. The press secretary quoted carter as saying, "( have real confidence in Greg and it is typical of him to want to take whatever action Is necessary to avoid embarrassing me or the Carter administration." Powell said there are no allegations of any tllegal activity and that Schneiders may be offered a sccon· dary role in the Carter administration. .Judge Involved? Morals Charge Hits Vote Loser fturder s ... p~t 4'~Wl ....... le Donald Langlois is being held in Hollywood, Fla., on charges of murdering his wife in New York a few hours before he married again and drove to Florida. His wife's body was found in a car trunk. BROKE ... more than two days in any town ... a hit man hired by one of my ex-women and the FBI both closing in on me and I hope the FBI gets me first." Caen said Rees asked him to give the letter to the FBI. Rees is accused in the Feb. 12, 1976 heist of $500,000 from a Brinks' truck he was supposed to be guarding. While stopped at a San Mateo restaurant, he al· Jegedly stuffed the loot into a champagne box and told the driver he was "delivering some champagne to a friend, be right back." Rabbit Sizzles SAN DIEGO CAP> -A rabbit turned off radio station KSDO for an hour Wednesday by burrow- ing up inside a power transformer. A Santa Ana service station operator who campaigned unsuc- cessfully for the office ot Orange County Supervisor in the First District last June will stand trial March 21 on morals charges. Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Douglas Ross Davidson, 32, and co-defendant. Eliyahn Lon· don, 25, also of Santa Ana after the pair were indicted by the Grand Jury Dec. 29. Both men are charged with pimping -procuring females for the purpose of pr~titution. The charges stem from the operation of the Vegas Model.inf Studio in Santa Ana which was the target of several police raids prior to it's closing. Davidson, a service station owner, is identified as the owner or the nude modeling studio and London as its manager. Both men are free on bail. Grand jury action against the pair came five months after San· ta Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert. E. Law dismissed iden- tical c harges in his courtroom. Judge Law's :tction sparked an outcry from the district at· tomey's otrice with lbe accusa- tion that he dismissed the charges before they bad had an opportunity to present all their evidence against Davidson and London. Santa Ana police claim that Davidson allowed customers at the Vegas studio to use their credit cards for services supplied atthe facility. Police said the investigation of Davidson and London also led to the arrest on pimping charges of Santa Ana attorney Theo Lacy who has recently served as judge pro tern on the Santa Ana Municipal Court bench. Lacy also faces court action on identical charges. Police claim that Lacy, a descendant of the Oran,ge County pioneer whose name was given to the co\inty's Theo Lacy detention faclllty, aupplltd women 'for rnassage parlors and modeling studios in a num~r of cities. Frora Page AJ RAIN ••. ago a water spout came ashore in Seal Beach and ripped shingles off of roofs, he recaUed. Lt. Bill RichardsonortheHunt- ington Beach lifeguards sa.id he saw the three spouts from his of- fice near the municipal pier. No damage was reported. Police in Laguna Beach and San Cleme nte said traffic in those two cities was moving normally today, with no acci- dents attributed to the rain and no major flooding. San Juan Capistrano tanner Sanji Kinoshita said toda,y the rainfall is a blessing to farmers, especially this time of year. "The crops are not so high now, so the rain does not damage them." he tsaid. "They need the wet.'' Fro• Page Al BRUTAL ••• pretty good income" from two retirement checks. "She was a very lonely person ," he recalled, his eye.! red. "She used drinking as a re· lease from old age, boredom. whatever. Never have J seen her inebriated in any way.'' The FBI, investigating because the slaying occurred on federal property. said her cane and purse were m issing. There were no suspects. PUSHBUTTON SONY TAKES. The new 17" (meosured diogonolly) remote control Trinllron Plus color TV works by pushing bullons. The triple.function remotP control Commonder con select chonnels. regulote volume and turn off and on. And it's totally electronic ond silent. 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H.,._.·..,_ Slilc• I tU I Orange Coast EDITION .Today's Closlug N~Y.Stoeks I VOL. 70, NO. 5, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAU FOR~IA c TEN CENT Brown Vows Veto · ·of Death Penalty SACRAMENTO (APJ -Oov. Edmund Brown Jr. said today he would veto a death penalty bill if I the California Legislature sends one to his desk. He also proposed spending · .. something under half a billion dollars" for homeowner and renter tax relief. Brown said he "respects the judgment of the people," who ap. proved capital punishment by a Alle'ged ,Scudder Tape Lost By TOM BARLEY Ol UM D•llf l"lloUuff An Orange County Superior Court jury learned late Wednes· day that it will not be able to listen to what the defense claims is potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder's admission that be helped to plan his own kjdnap. ing. Defense witness Ken Hunter of El Toro admitte<S under an in· tensive interrogation from pro- secutor Bill Morissey that he cannot locate the tape of a telephone conversation allegedly recorded in his home last Aug. 26. . "I just can't find it," Hunter repeatedly tesli!ied. "My wife has searched the entire house and she hasn't been able to locate it either." Hunter, one of three partners who operate the Mission Hills Ambulance Service of Laguna Hills, earlier testified that Scud· der, 64, told him during the telephone conversation that he helped "set up" the kidnap at- tempt for whic-b two men are now ootrial. I Obviously reluctant to testify, ;'Hunter was subpoenaed foe the defense after a deputy sheriff re- ported to tbe district attorney a converaatlon with Hunter in wh.icb the El Toro man told the officer that he bad a tape of Scud· der's confession. Hunter t.old Morissey during his cross examination that he believes Scudder will now harass him for hls appearance as a de- fense witness. "I've had a lot or problems with Jack Scudder," he told the jury. "I've been harassed, harassed. and harassed by him and if I told you what that man has done you wouldn't believe me." Hunter described as "a crock of bull" Scudder's statement that he was jumped by two men last Aug'. 19 who bundled him into their motor home and drove off with him after waiting for Scud· 1der outside his dentist's office in Huntington Beach. Scudder testified in the trial that he broke free from the van by falcing a heart attack shortly after one of bis two abductors lef\ the vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kldnaper and jumped from the van in the Fountain Valley area. Scudder learned when he re· turned lo his Balboa Island home tbat bis wile had beeo warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 in I cash {or his ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hunter testified th.at Scudder told him that he helped plan the kidnaping and that he intended to (See HEIR, Pa1e A!) Coast W e ather Showers and .poHtble thundershowers through .Friday with highs in the · coo150a. Lows ln40s. INSmETODAY 1ha m~tterr.cmd tnflfht of Math thould be rtmOOtd ff'Om ow ~ •. occonfMo to .a vet P•r~Malrtn. Dr. E. Jl .... U • P.ctli.rJ ~WI hU fflCllOnl on P.O{I• A9. " .'l ., .... .. ... At ., .. ., Ct .. ..., .. IM4 ..,. M 2·1 margin in a 1972 initiative. give the bulk ot the homeowner" "but for me it is a matter oC cons· and renter tax relier to low· cience." income Californians. Brown proposed legislation • • He said bis tax relief plan can substituting llfe in prison without be financed -aloog with a po&lbility or parole in place of school finance proposal - the death penalty. Current law without a state tax increase, pre. allows parole as soon as seven sumably using the big surplus ex· years after sentencing for life. peeled in his budget message Tbe Democratic governor also next week. told a joint session of the Brown did not spell out details Leg14lature that his tax plan will or dollar figures in his State-of· Dlllty l"llol SC.ti Pllol• SHE'S INVITED TO CARTER INAUGURATION But Su1an Scott Wiii Be In School That Day sorry, .Jimmy Mesa Girl, 12, Can't Attend By STEVE MITCHELL Of Ille o.111" f'li.t SUff Susan Scott sent her regrets to President-elect Jimmy Carter today. She won't be able to attend inaugural festivities Jan. 20, even though she received an invitation from the former Georgia governor. "nl be in school that day," she s aid, "but I'll watch it on television for sure ... THE BWNDE 12-VEAR·OLD was surprised wheo she opened the official-looking envelope from Washington this week and found the engraved invitation to participate in several inaugural events. "l think I was invited because I sent a letter to him last summer wishing him luck," the Te Winkle School seventh grader uaid. Susan's dad. William J . Scott,~ aerospace slaesman: said the Mesa Verde youngster wrote a quick note to the governor "way last summer. when no one was supporting Carter in California. "SHE~LD HIM TIIE country needed good govern· ment after atergate, and hoped he won the Democratic nominatio and the election," he said. Susan ceived a thank you note from Carter in Sep· tember~:!, said. "Ntl\Pugb young, you can be a great help in paign." "That's the last 1 heard tintil l got the invitation," the smiling youngster said. You 'd never guess her favorite subject is social studies, her father laughed. Dry County Earth Soaking Up Storm Raln·starved Orange County was getting its share of wet weather today and forecast.ers say the storm, which bas bro\labt W11tenpouts at sea and hail on land, will continue tbroagh Fri• day. The storm, part o( a fast· moving trough of cold northern alt. dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evening, bring. ing 1.22 inches of rainfall to Costa Mesa, according to Orange Coast ColJege physical science pro· fessor Charles Lewis. .. That's more than we had all seuoo Jast year." the science and math division chairman said today. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches or rainfall from July 1, 19'74, to June30in1975. Jn Huntington Beach, lifeguards observed three water spouts beading toward the coast from about three mUes out at sea Wednesday morning. Huntington Beach's local weather observer, Sherman Den· ny, said the water spouts are oc· tually whirlwinds which usually break up when they reach shore. At least one water spout wu sighted off Newport Beach last week, Denny saJd. Five years aeo a ••ter spout came ashore io Seal Beach and ripped abin&les Freezer Stolen off ot roots. be recalled. Lt. Bill Richardson of the Hunt· At. Ne"'1'nnrt a.· ah .i.ngton 84'ach lifeguard.\ said ~ ... r"" -e -saw the three spouts from b1I of· Ne---ort B•acb~llce are fice near the. municipal pier. No .. ,. damace was reported . seetlng the thieves broke in· 1 Police ln Lacuna Beach aJld to the llome Arts bullding at :;an Clemente said traffic in Newport Harbor High School tbose two cltle1 was movln1 du.rini tht dosing days or the normally today, with no 1cci· ChrilCmu vacation and walked dents attributed to the rain and out with. six-foot treeaei-. .. noodl 'nlo freeier, which the achool no mljor nc • purc~ed ln 1900, wu valued at San Juan Capistrano farmfJt' ltOO. ne theft wa rtpOC't.ed bJ SUJl Kinolhlta said today the 1Cboolvtceprinci{>al1atkltlnc. (See&AIN, PlleAJ) • \ I the-State address. But in a broad outline, he described priorities. . On the death penalty, Brown d1d not use the word vet,o. Instead he used the formal lantuage for a veto, that "if such a bill should come to my desk, J will return it without my signature." Supporters of the death penalty immediately said they expect to take the issue direcUy to voters in an initiative. But Brown's declaration that he woUld veto a capital punish· ment J>iU was positiv~y received by both foes and supporters of the death penalty. .. J am very pleased that he has been forthright in making his views known," said Sen. George Deultmejian, the Legislature's leading advocate of the death penalty. Deukmejian (R·Long Beach), added that Brown's announc ment makes a death penalty itiaUve a certainty. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty ( Los Angeles), a death penalt foe, said Brown's announcemen "is a very courageous acL" On tax relief and schoo finance. Brown said: "Obviously. No. 1 on the age.11 da is ptoperty tax. We need <See VETO, Page AZ) Jury Bid ·M~de Diedi-ich Dairns He Has Evillence Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich asked today to ap· pear before the county Grand Jury to explain his side of the story in aJlegations that he im· properly solicited campaign con- lri butions for political can· didates. Jn a letter to the district at- torney's office, Diedrich said, "[ hereby inform you that J am in Hope Gone F~r Finding Oil Tanker BOSTON (AP) -The Coast Guard said today that there is a 90 percent probability a missing Panamanian tanker that had 38 crewmen and eight million gallons of oil aboard has sunk. "The search objective today is based on a 10 percent probability the vessel is still alloat and 90 percent probability that any sur- vivors will be on life rafts," said Capt. Bernard Hoyland, who is directing the search. The tanker Grand Zenith, loaded with industrial fuel oil, was last heard from Friday when its position was reported as 00 miles south or Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard said it was so sure the ship had sunk because the lengthy search had not turned up any evidence indicating that it was still afloat. "I was really hoping I'd rind a big mess of oil out there wiUi 38 grubby people in it," Hoyland said or Wednesday's search by seven military planes from the United States and Canada and a Coast Guard cutter. Hoyland had said Wednesday after the search of approximate· ly 100,000 square miles of water that it would be much harder to spot life rafts than the 644-foot· long tanker. The vessel left Tees port, England, on Dec. 19, and was scheduled to arrive at Somerset, Mass., on Sunday with oil for an electric power planL Hoyland said the area to be searched today is approximately as large as that covered Wednes- day but would extend a liWe farther to the southeast. The area extends approximately from Nova Scotia to Rhode Island and 540 miles out to sea • Rabbit Sizzles SAN DIEGO CAP) -A rabbit turned off radio station KSDO for an hour Wednesday by burrow· ing up inside a P.ower transformer. Repairmen found only fried rabbit. posses sion of exculpatory evidence and t demand the right to present the same to the grand jury.'' Exculpatory eviden ce is evidence tending to prove an ac· cused person's innocence or non· involvement in an alleged illegal activity. Diedrich said in his letter that it has come lo his attention through o.ity l'li.t sqff !"Ml• 'NOT INVOLVED' Atsemblyman Mangers $170 Million Lawsuit Filed A former paid informant in the Orange County Di strict At· tomey's Office has filed a $170 million lawsuit in Federal Court in Los Angeles against his former employer. Gene Conrad, who boasts of his underworld connections, alleges in his suit that the District At· torney's Office violated bis con· stitutional rights by illegally tap- ping his phone. Conrad was once convicted in Orange County on charges rel at· ed to otfenng false payment fm· an automobile. Togetherness Takes Couple SAN DIEGO CAP) -Cletus Lange, 76, died in a hospital a week ago. His wife Lorraine, 72, died as she left home Tuesday for his funeral. Graveside services were held for the lifelong couple today. Bounced Out Bad Debts Nix Carter Aide PLAINS, Ga. (AP> -President-elect Carter has dropped campaign aide Greg Schneiders from con· sideratio.n for the job of White House appointments secretary because o£ a string o( bad debts a~ bounced checks, a Carter spokesman said today. The financial problems turned up lo a routitle FBI background ctmck on Schneiders, 29, a for mer restaurant owner who became one of Carter's closest aides. Schneiders ''finally decided it just wouldn't. be worth it from several standpOints to go on ln what is probably the cloieat staff position to the presiedcnt, ·' said Carter press secretary Jody Powell . The fress secretary quoted Carter as saying, "T have rea · confidence in Greg and it is typical of him to want to take whatever action is necessary to avoid embarrassing me or the Carter administraUon!' Powell said there are no allegations of any illegal activlty and that Schneiders may be offered a secon· dary role in the Carter administration. ' the press that the DA's office "i4 presenting evidence to the Granc$ Jury designed to implicate me i some form of wrongdoing." He then went on to demand tha right to make an appearance before the Grand Jury. The letter was delivered to As sistant District Attorney James . Enright early today, * * * Mangers Uninvolved In Funding By GARY GRANVILLE OfllleD•llfPllelS\atf Both Assemblyman Denni Mangers (D-Huntington Beach) and Orange County Superviso Ralph Diedrich said Wednesda~ that Mangers was not directly in volved in any campaignfund rais ing Diedrich might have done o his behalf. Diedrich's involvement hi' Mangers• successful campaign last Call became an issue Wednes day when the county Grand J opened a probe into Diedrich' fund raising tactics on other can didates' behalf. "Whatever this farce is a about, Dennis isn't involved," Diedrich said. ''I feel very bad'Ii thathlsnamehascomeup." 1 "But," Diedrich added, "I want to emphasize that these so-called allegations,.whatever they might be,arewitboutsubstance." Mangers said it wasn't until• early last October that Newpo Beach Democrats Judy Rosenel" and Frank Barbaro suggested that he seek Diedrich's campaign help. "Then," Mangers continued. "alter my campaign manager ar• ranged a meeting with him, I me Ralph. <See MA~Gi:RS, Page A2) Brinks The/ t Suspect Says I 'Near Broke' ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -J\t Brinks guard who heisted, $500,000 from an armored car~ last year says be is almost broke· after squandering hls loot on• wine, women and horses. San Francisco columnist Herb Caen reported today that he re. ceived a 17-page letter from the: robber, postmarked Kansas Clty,, Mo. Caen said he turned the mJs~ siveovertothe FBI. 1 FBI spokesman Frank Per·I rone said their identification1 bureau was checking thel fingerprints, but based on in· formation in the letter "we feel strongly" Jt is authentic. Caen said the scrawled letter from Richard C. Rees, 26 , c1eactibes a fast life of Texaa women, Fort Worth night clubs, $2,000·a·P•P horse race bet.s, cars, trucks, motorcycles aml lavish gifts. But the colu'mnist said Rees concluded by saying he was lbnost broke ''and staying no more than two days in any tawn ... a hit man hired by one of my ex-women o.od the FBl both closing in on me and I hope the FBI gets me first." Caen aald Rees asked him to give the letter to the FBI • Rees is accused ln the Feb. 12, · 1976 beist of $500,000 from 11 Brinks' truck he was s upposed to be auardina. While at<llpecl at a .San Mateo restaurad\, ~ al legedly stuffed the loot into champagne box and told thG driver bt was "dellvetinl some cbampasno to a friend, bo right bacJt.1' • • . ---, -~ On t he Way llp Workmen for the Don Koll Company have begun to set up the walls of what will eventually become the Newport Harbor Art Museum in Newport Center. The 21,000- square-foot building is slated for completion by summer and museum officials arc planning a gala, 15·day open- ing celebration in September. F ro•PageAJ RAIN CONTINUES. • • rainfall is a bless.ing to farmers, especially this time or year. "The crops are not so high now, so the rain does not damage them," he s aid. "They need the wet." Don Myers of the Orange Coun- ty Flood Control District said 1.05 inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours. bringing that city's season total to 5.51 inches. "Last year we had 1.11 inches all season," Myers said. Joe Devlin, director of Publfo Works in Newport Beach said there was some flooding of streets on Balboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morning. He said the storm drains in those locations have to be closed during high tides so that sea water won't back into the streets. Thal means the rain cannot run oct. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Orange County Harbor Patrol spokesman Sgt. Ralph Huffman t'RIDA Y, JAN. 1 K IW ANI S TRAVEL & ADVENTURE SERI ES .. Lebanon." by Ralph Franklin, OCC Audltorium,8p m. OCC PLANETARJUM -"The People," Stephen Lattanzio lec- turer. 7:30 and 9 p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Medi- tioo," Barbara Bullard lecturer, Fi~ Arts Bldg. 119, 7:30 p.m. "Our Wilderness World," Gary James lecturer, Science Hall, 7:30p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS - "Day of the Jackal," OCC Forum, 7:30 p.m. $1. ORAHOICOA9T c DAILY PILOT ·-""--~·''°'"' •ftrll ~'"" JeO• ~' Vito ~tVOt•I •"" Go,,..el IN- T-H ll...i1 fdll .. ~ ...... _ ""'"°''"tfdi* <Mtie<N..... ·-~.IUll Auot ... 1 ""'""''"'! '*'"" Cotta MeH Offloe /NII'"' .. =~: :•J ~~l60,'1t!• l said Newport Harbor is wet, but quiet today, with no damage re- ported. In the City of Irvine, police said Jeffrey Road between San Diego Freeway and Irvine Center Drive, a nd Barranca Road between Jeffrey and Sand Canyon A venue were closed due to flood- ing. Observers in the Saddleback Valley reported no major flood- ing in t he area, including Trabuco, Silverado and Mod- jeska Canyon areas. Some high water was reported in Aliso Creek, but flood control officials said they did not expec:l any problems. California Highway Patrol of· ficers reported the San Diego Freeway between San Juan and San Clemente was covered with debris and water earlier this morning, with water crossing the freeway at some points. A t r ansformer shorted in Buena Park Wednesday evening, leaving 3,000 homes without power for a few hours, utility of- ficials said toda v. And a small rock slide in Brea blocked Carbon Canyon Road. State highway crews cleared the debris late Wednesday night. Police agencies along the Or ange Coast reported few serious accidents due to the rain- fall, with most spokesmen saying motorists a re adjusting their driving habits to the wet roads. Highway Patrolmen blamed rainy, blustery weather for a crash on Pacific Coast Highway at El Morro Bay Wednesday evening. Four persons were injured in that crash. AmbuJance crews rushed driver Michael Wilson, 30, of Garden Grove; David Lund , 18, of Santa Ana; Tami Cridland, 19, Anaheim and Pamela Hippler. 18, of 2010 California St., Huntington Beach to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach following the 5 p.m. collision. Miss Cridland is reported in serK>us, but stable condition, hospital oflicials said today. The other three were treated and re· leased. Fro.Page Al HEIR ••.. provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and his wire and two children. Scudder has identified Ricki Dale Sellers, 21. of Hermosa Beach as one or his lwo kid- napers. He bas not been able to identity Wess.on as Sellen;' com- panion. Hunter. who appeared at one point of his testimony to call the angry Morissey a Jlar, was re- peatedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewll\I gum on the witness stand, testify- ing uninteJligibly and l~tilying inaudibly. Hunter said he Is cutrmtl)' de·. fendini a Superior Court civil ac- tion In which Craig Scudder ls claiming $85,000 in d1tna1es from him. Longet Sympathy Brief ASPEN, Colo. CAP> -The<>n.ly proapectlve juror to express sympathy for Claudine Longel, on trial for kllllna her lover, was rejected for Jury duty tod.a)'. A prosecution motlm to excus~ Revill Fox, a broadcasting e~­ ecuUve, wa,s granted aft.er he said, "l just have a very strong feelln1 about the family rela- tlonship." The 3S·yea.r-old French-born singer and actreu said after Fox' earlier testimony, "I was so grateful for a little sign ot com- passion." When it appeared Fox would be dismissed today, she began wiping tears from her face. Fox' statements about Miss Longet were the only bright spot ror her in tbe first three days or Jury HlecUon. Earlier. Mias Longet said she tried to block out the parade ot potential jurors. "To m e this is all total despaJr." Miss Longet told re· porters in this posh Rocky Moun· tain ski resort town. Miss Long et aald she bore no ill will toward fellow Aspen resi- dents. · simple trag\c accident and nothlnl more."' · A 12-member Jury bas been tentatively seated and is expect- ed to be awom In by the start of next week. 'Blue Sky' Swindle Suspects Arrested "I appreciate their honesty," she said . Defense attorneys struggled ·t-Oday to keep Fox on the list of poss1ble jurors. "We anticipate the evidence to show the children were at home at the time of the shooting," one dMense attorney said. "The fact that the children were in the house may be one of the things the jW')' takes into coosidera- tion." Any of the 12 tentatJve Jurors and two tenlaU\le alternates already selected could be dis· qualified later tbto ugh challenges from the defense or proeeeulion before the final Jury lineup ls completed. Each s ide could stilJ make as many as seven challenges ol individuals oo the tentative panel. JI convicted, Miss Lonaetcould ·spend 10 years in the state penitentiary and pay a $30,000 fine . By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol ll1t OtllY 'll•Ui.tf Newport Beach pollce an- nounced today they have arrest- ed two suspects in an alleged "blue sky" commodities swin- dle. Both are employes of a New York-based commodities firm. Investigators identified one suspect as David L. Jeffries, 32, of 7181h Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar. He was ·picked up by San Bernardino Sheriff's de- puties two miles from the state line on Interstate Highway 15. Newport officers also Iden- tified the second suspect as James David Fisher, 32. who was arrested early today at his apart- ment at 7052 Heil Ave.. Hunt· ington Beach. · Police said both men work in the Newport Beach branch office of First New York Commodity Options, Ltd., at 610 Newport· Center Drive. Capt. Richard Hamilton, com- mander of Newport's detective division, aaid today that Jeffries is the manager of the branch. He alleged that several months ago, Jeffries opened a checking account at a local bank in the name of the firm, with himseH as the sole authorized proprietor or the account. According to the detective it was not an authorized account and Jeffries. with the help of al least one member or his sates stafC, was depositing checks clients had written for commodi· ty purchases into the account. "The people thought they were , buying copper or soybean futures, whatever," explained f'ro•Page A J MANGERS • • ''He said, 'Dennis, I have been following you and in my judgment you're going to win. I'd like to help and I think the way I can help most ls to help raise money for you'." Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price ortickets to a planned fund raiser at Club 33 in Disneyland beraisedto$200. •·I don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want to ask to spend $200 for a fund raiser,•• the freshman a s- semblyman continued. "But Ralph said we would be better off charging more and hav- ing fewer people.'' "Frankly, I had no idea to whom he was selling tickets,'' Mangers said. He went on to say that he asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser a nd to introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. At the close of the evening, Mangers said he went over the list or fund raiser donors and paid his campaign finance chairman, Rosemary Economy, 15 percent of the gross receipts. Speaking in Sacramento. Mangers said he believed the net to his campaign from the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around ~.000." Mangers went on to say be is op- posed lo existing methods of financing campaigns and that be will be active in seeking cam- paign reform. He also noted thal be bas adopt- ed a policy or returning any and aJl gifts directed his way. So far, Mangers said, his office has rejected box seats at Santa Anita Race Track, a free day at 'Disneyland for his children and a med a tu on sent by Diedrich. In addition to Diedrich and Mangers • contention that Mangers was not directly in- volved in the fund raising activi- ty, sources close to the probe said "Mangers is in no way involved." Grounded Oil Tanker Freed SALEM, N.J. CAP) -The Uberian oll tanker which ran acround In the Delaware Rlver hu been renoated and sent lo its destlnaUon without apllllng any oil, a spokesman for the Coast Guard Hid. The SU·foot Universe Leader, carryln1 21 million gallons of Nlgetian crude oll, was buoyed by the high tide Wednesday after about 3.S mlllton eanons or oil \"U pumped into barges to re· duce t he t anker'• load, the spolceaman aaJd. The 1hJp J1 the alxth Liberian tanker lo be Involved in an acci- dent In U.S. waters Ln three weeks. Hamilton. "And what they were buying was blue sky." Hamilton alleged their in- vestigation revealed evidence that Fisher was involved with the scheme. He is booked on a con- spiracy charge. J effries was picked up on a charge of em b ezzlement, Hamilton said, because he was taking funds lawfully liven to him and allegedly using them for another purpose. Police claim J effries laun- dered the money from the com- mercial checking account and deposited Into a savings and loan in Costa Mesa. "There is evidence that he went through about $70,000, '' Hamilton asserted, adding that. the savings account had about $20,000 in it. Police began their investiga- tion Wednesday when they got a call from the bank where Jeffries had opened the checking ac. count. According to Hamilton-the scheme was uncovered when one of Jeffries' customer's checks bounced. "Somehow, it got sent lo the New York ornce and they didn't maintain the authorized business account at the bank, so they called the bank where J effries bad the account. The bank called us,"hesaid. Miss Longet has three children · by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. Williams accom- panJed her to court on the first day of jury selection and bas beett subpoenaed by the pro5ecu- Uon. Tbe children were living with Mias Longet and her Jover, Vladimir "Spider" Sabicb, when be was shot to death March 21 in the $250,000 mountainside home they shared. • Miss Longet told reporters Wednesday she was cheered by "those people who come to me in the town and say, 'We're with you.' "I have gotten a tremendous amount of support on the street.'• Looking gaunt and tired and wearing a short flowered dress, Miss Longet expressed little emotion except when •turning around to smile at a woman friend, Ronnie Marshall, who sat in the first row of the 70-seat courtroom. But she said she didn't want m06t of her friends to attend the trial, because "My frieod.5 hurt for me. They hurt through me. I do not want them hurt." Defense attorney Charles V. Weedman said Wednesday that Miss Longet would tesWy at the trial that the shooting was "a • E',..,.PageAl VETO ••• immediate solution. We also need a long-term solution. I pro- pose we m a ke available something under half a billion for property tax relief, directing it to those most in need. It's targeUng it to those hardest hit, tbo6e most in need. "In respect to renters relief, take some of the same money and make available to those who need it most," the 38-year-old governor said in his 10..minute address. Brown also proposed a new statutory limit on property tax rates and property assessments. It has been increased assess· ments, not tax rate increases, which have created the greatest tax increases for homeowners in recent years. Brown also repeated in general terms his pledge to reform school finance and increase state aid for local schools without a tax in· crease and his support of split· ting the property tax rolls so that different r ates can be assessed against homeowners and busi- ness. "We hav.e the resources, the revenues without new taxes to provide a response to the court mandate on school finance re· form," Brown said. PUSH BUTTON SONY TAKES. The new 17" 1~eosureo aiogono11y1 remote control Trinitron Plus cotor TV woncs by pushing buttons. The triple.function remore conrrof Commander con select channels, regulate Jolume and turn off ond on.J>.nd it's totally electronic and silent. . .• And the Tr1nitron Prus picture Is everything Tnn1tron wos ond more -More brighlnen and greater contrast I honks 10 exclusive technical odvoncemenrs developed by Sony engineers. Come push our buttons and see T rinirron Plus. "h's ff ~ a Sony. , ... 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E x-kidnap Suspect Innocent 2nd Time LOS ANGELES IAP> A Bellflower man has been found lnnocent of federal firearms charges, one month alter he won dismissal of charges in the kid· nap-murder of a Los A1am1to.5 housewife. An eight-man. four -woman jury returned the verdict in favor o( William Paul Gullet. 'l:l. on Wednesday. after deli berating less than an hour. However. Gullet remained in custody in lieu of $50,000 bail in a third case -the robbery of a Security Pacific National Bank in La Habra July 6 in which $421 was taken. .. In the firearms case. Gullet 1 WU ebarged with being a felon in ,. .receipt of a ftrearm. But the pro- secutor's case was built. largely • " ' on circumstantial evidence, in- cluding fingerprints matching Gullet's found on a pistol. Gullet admitted handling the gun, but said he merely found it in a garage be shared with Ronald Lewis Ewing and ex- amined it before putting it back. Ewing was charged with Gullet in the kidnap-murder of Joann Seigman Aug. 25. Mrs. Seigman and her three children were abducted from their Rossmoor home and the husband, John, waaorderedtogo to a Long Beach market he managed and get ransom money. Seigman got the money and waited at a phone booth C>Vtside the market for further inStruc• !ions from the kldnapers. But the •allaever came. ~ OC Aviation History ,. ~ Stamp Slww Theme The history of aviation -with a special salute to aviation in Orange County -will be the themeoftheOrcoexpo '77, Stamp Show which opens Friday at \be Disneyland Hotel. Tbe primary figure to be ' boooc ed wUI be Carles Lindbergh • al.Dee 1977 marks the 50lh an· nlvaersary of bis histortc solo • transatlantic niJht and the 75th annlvenary of his birth. Opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. P'riday Will include Lindbergh's lonllime friend, pioneer aviator Bud Gurney and aviatrix Madine Carpenter, who will represent lhe state. She is the wife or State Senator Dennis Carpenter t R· • Newport Beach). ! In additi o n, a special ' ceremony will be held at noon on : SUnday to salute Orange Coun· ' ty'a pioneer aviators . The ceremonies wW be conducted by vt Smith, author of "From Jen· rues to Jets: The Aviation His· tory ot Orange County." Historical aviation displays from Rockwell International, TWA. United Airlines, Western Airlines. American Rall ol Avia- Uoo History and the San Diego Aerospace Museum as well as Lindbergh metnorabilia will be on display. Expo organbers say there are an estimated 100,000 stamp collectors in Orange County and more than 22 millioo philatelists nationwide. Sherman E . Rogers, columnist for Stamps Magazine, will act u "resident philatelist'' and will evaluate collections, answer questions and help beginners get started. The exposition, which will be held in the hotel's exhibit ball. will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 10 a.m. to6p.m.Sunday. Admission is $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children. Thul"lday, January e. 1977 LA, OC Join in Fight Counties B att le Mandatory Air Panel SACRA.MENTO (AP) - Orange County may Join Los Anceles County as defendants in a suit aeekin1 compliance with a new antismog district law, says a state lawmaker trom San Bernardino County. But, Assemblyman Jerry Lewb (R-Highland), said Wed- nesday the attorney general's suit, despite swi.lt actioo so far, probably won't be settled before the Feb. 1 date of the new law. It creates a mandatory Air Quality Management Di.strict for Loa Angeles, Orange, San Bemardino and Riverside coun- ties, replacing the voluntary South Coast Air Pollution Control Di.strict. ll bas an $8 million budget, with Los Angeles County re· quired to rut up $3 million, or 70 percent o the local government share of the costs. Shares are based on popula- tion. Orange County's is $1 million, and it, too, ls balking at putting up the money, Lewis said, and likely will be sued by the state if it doesn't agree. Today officials from the four county boards of supervisors ahd city representatives were meet- ing in El Monte in an effort to de- velop a new financing plan. The meeting was called by Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit. Orange County supervisors have paid only $114,832 to the new S8.9 Milli oa ,.,. ......... UP IN THE AIR Aaaemb lyman Lewt• cliatrict so far this year, to cover expenses tlirougb the month of January. While they were billed for $344,494 to cover expenses through March, the board balked atfc.~theremainder. · last month woo fellow supervisors' endorsement for a p.lan that would shift 85 percent of the county's share~ APCD costs tothecounty's26ciUes. But it was expected to be op- posed by cities because they wouJd have had to split $768,810 of theacency'scosts. Anolber proposal Schmit was takinl to the m~Ung toda,y called for tacldnl 30 to 40 cents onto the costa or car Ucense plat.es to finance the bulk Q( APCD ex-penses. Lewis said be spmsored the newlawbecauaebeteltt.beVolun- tary d.l.atrict W&SD 't strict enough in controlling industrial smog. Attorney General Evelle Younger filed suit last month seeking a court order to force Los Angeles County's participation. Tbestate Supreme Court Tuesday assigned the case to a state ap- pellate court in Los Angeles. Lewis said that normally such a case would go first to a county superior court, so it means the courts are moving as fast as they can. The d.l.atrict •'would die with on- ly 30 percent of statutory fund· ing," which would be the amount provided if Los Angeles doesn't cooperate, Lewis said. He said the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to withhold funding of tbe district and urge the Legislature to come up with alternatives to raise the money. "I told Orange County the legislature wm be willing to look at alternatives," Lewis said. County to Share Fund Tea Te t alft- Commissioner Eleanor Gug. genheimer of ~ew York City's Department or Consumer Alf airs bas a cup or tea in her office. She's one of many who are boycotting coffee in response to sharply in· creased prices. County NaJTWS Three Parb Orange County's 26 cities and county government are expected to share about $6.9 milliOll made available by a $260 m11.licJa state park bond act. County supervisors proposed this week that the 20 cities divide about $4.3 million of the total, with each city's share to be based on Its population. Another $2 million would be used by the county for regional park development, while the re- maining $605,970 would be spent for other parks in unincorporated areas. Younger Eyes State Race SACRAMENTO CAP> -State Atty. Geo. Evelle Younger, say- ing the outlook for a Republican is better now that memories of Watergate are fading, says be ex· peels to seek the Republican nomlnation for governor next year. "I'm not making a formal an- nouncement, but I'm not pla.Jiog games either. I expect to become a candidate," Younger told the Loe Angeles Times. 1be attorney general added, "I guess I 've moved from the 'maybe' to the 'probably' cate1ory." The 59-year-old Younger, re- garded as a political moderate, bad considered running for gov. emor in 1974 but decided imtead to seek a second term as attorney general. "'l'be problem last time was that ln the immediate post- Watergate era, Republican peo- ple were not even interested in talking about someone's can- didacy," the Times quoted Younger as saying. "They were completely turned off." However, be sald Q( the cam· paign for the 1978 elect.ion. "I think the timing is right." Supervisor Laurence Schmit questioned the way the funds were being divided. He said divid- ing the funds solely on a popula- tion basis could leave the state dollars spread so th.in some cities could build little more than a tot lot with their share. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said, however. the proposed al· locations would be a starting point for negotiating tbe final fund dlviaioo with cities. He said some cities might be en· couraged to pool their shares for larger park projects. George Osborne, director of the county Environmental Manage- ment Agency CEMA>.saidinare- port to supervisors that of the $260 millton approved statewide, $85 mUUon wlll be divided among C&lifornia counties. That means, be said. Orange Cot.mty's share will be about $6.9 million and at least half the cities must agree upon the way these funds are to be divided. According to the population- based fund split, Anaheim would receive the largest city sh.are of park money with $562,624, while Huntington Beach would lead the Orange Coast area with a $434,936 share. Funds proposed for other Orange Coas t cities include $218,892 for Costa Mesa, $1Sl,308 for Fountain Valley, $101,395 for Irvine, $47,048 for Laguna Beach and $180,780 for Newport Beach. San Clemente would receive $63,315, while San Juan Capistrano would be given $39,1.29, Seal Beach $79,275 and Westminster $193,202. Three southeast Orange Coun- ty parks were given names this week by county supervisors. Mountain View Park was the name selected for a recreatioo area off Aspen Street near Late Forest Drive and Muirlaods Boulevard in EJ Toro. The board also officially named El Toro Community Park, land near Jeronimo Road and Los Ali.sos Boulevard. South Laguna Village Green Park was tbe name picked by supervisors for an area at Catalina Avenue and Virginia Way in Soutb Laguna Beach. J~tp~20% ~~OfU., Drexel Heritage Killer Wants TV Beat• ! Public 'Would VnMntand Pentdty Meaning' : HUNTSVILLE, Tex. <AP) - • An inmate on Texas' death row 1 says U executions were shown on J home television sets the public 1 "would understand what tbe de-1 ath penalty really means." ~ Jen')' Lane Jurek, scheduled to 1 cUeloCheeleetric chair Jan.19 for , \be murder of a 9-year-old girl, t aaid ln an l.ntervlew Wednesday: f "There would be no better way for people to know aboutanexecu-) lion than by watching it. This ) would help everyone understand 1 more about us here on death I fOW." :i Jurek, ZS, was convicted in 'l DeWitt County for lbe slaying of a ~ ~ of a deputy sheriff. He ba been on death row sinei! J'elruar}' 1n4. : Unless be It granted a stay of execution, be will be the first . penon executed lo Texas since U94. Tbe televhion issue arose wheb DaUu TV new.man Tony Garrett fll..s a lawsuit challenatng the i 1tate law that prohibits news -..a coverage or executions. t'1.S. Dtstrtct Court Judge Wl1llam Taylor of Dallas slJmed ·~ .......... 'LET PUBLIC WATCH' Conamned Klht Jur9k an order permttUna news ~cov­ erage, lncludln1 televf.ltoo ftlm· ln&. He also ruled that lntervtewa witb death row tnmat•, baited about a month afo undert.betame state law, could be resumed. W. J. Estelle Jr., directorolthe Texas Department of Con-ec- tiom, said his agency would abide bytbecourtorder. Reporters were allowed to in· terview thole on deatb row Wed- needay, but most ol the inmates refUMd total.It. Among those who rejected re- quests for interviews were Excel White of Waco and Mark MiltOll Moore of Dallu. White earlier bad been quoted u saying be wanted to be execut- ed with tbe electrocution shown in television. Moore wu ar~ted a stay of ex- ecution Tuelda7 by U.S. Supremfl Court Juatlce Lewla Powell. Moore convicted in the alayiq of a Daiias secretary, bad been acbedwed todle Jan. H . Jurek laid be WU conrincod be would 1et a •t.aY of exteutloo and "I am allO convinced that tome. day I'll 1etoutof bere. ''I nail)' don't tidbit ~ will ever be executed el&6es-tit Tau or t.Q1irbeN ... But lt IOllHIODe la necvtlV"et put tt OD telerillon. IAt tbe peop1e1ee 1t." H.J .GAl\l\ETT fURN11URE PROFiSSlONAl lNTERIOR DESIGNERS Ope11 MCHI., Thuri. & Fri. Eves. 2215 HARBOR 8LVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. • DAILY PILOT Compromise Vowed 2 Squabble Over New JFK Clue ~N THE aoA D: 'Ib.l&la the kind ~weather where you can wonder -,bere everybody and everything ~. Consider the long-standing )!legation that nobody ever aoes ~wncoast. · 'fbis assertion that nobody -::;ravels downcoast la held by cer· ;.tin parties who live upcoaat who .t•Y there ho 't anything ;>wncoast to go to. They cite the example ol San ":lemente as belng downcoaat - to far down that the Spaniab lll.lage ls our border clty. The ~aga suggest San Clemente joean't even want to be the ex· ::i-emlty of Orange County. It "ants to be In San Diego County. . Regardless or what the upcoast ._ags may say, people do go ~coast. Just get out on the "Oad ln this kind or weather and :JOU'Usee. . CONSIDER ONLY last night ~en the rains came. Pacific ;oaat Highway didn't seem too h eavily populated going ·1owncoast until you got to El ;.torro Beach, Just upcoaat or i,.aguna, if you'll pardon the up- .:oastreference. Anyway, that's where a bad ac· c:ident happened. It caused fire uucks to turn out with the police units and flares got arranged all pver the pavement so downcoast traffic was moving through only a 6ingle lane. This dido 't seem to bother the upcoast traffic much because there wasn't much of it. But soon the downcoast people were backed up nearly to Crystal Cove. This gives the lie to the assertion that nobody ever travels that direction. Even our august Orange County Board of Supervisors mu.st have held tbe view that nobody goes downcoast much. They toyed with the not.ion at one tame of shutting down a couple or lanes of Coast Highway between Doheny Beach d San Clemente, suggesting that nobody ever went that way anyhow. AU this does is affirm the feel· ing that the supervisors don't do much driving on sunny summer weekends. TIOS BRINGS VS to another popular belier about what thl.ngs seek to get to the coastline. Many Wrong Thinkers believe, for ex· ample, that ralnlal1 runs off from inlandtothesea. What these Wrong Thinkers wiU do is pick one location, like Laguna Canyon. and note that al l the rainfall runs down this large gap in the hills and goes out tnto the Pacific Fine. Theo how do they explain Hunt ington Beach? Hunltngton 1s nghl next to the ocean The city gets rained upon. And what happens? The water just sits there in great giant pools. It won't move. The place becomes Lake Huntinltoo allover. WORSE YET, ronalder Co8ta Mesa. This metropoU. ls sup· posed to be a mesa above the coast The Wrong Thinkcra would suggest that rainfall upon the city simply aw00tbet away and teta taken out to sea someplace ln Newport Beach. But when Costa Mesa let.I rain, it doesn't juat alt there like lo Hun- tington Beach. ln1tnd, lt build! up. The water level keel).' rising at ~very intersection. You don 't want an a utomobUeto1et throu&h Costa Mesa 10 the ram. You want a submar\ne. It's enough to Ltre you out t.rytna to Ogure where people drive and rainfall runs off to. I think 1 ·11 go downcoast and escape it all Ferd'•~ President Ford a.nd Vice President Nelson A . Rockefeller both have en- dorsed former Ford cam· paign manager James Baker (above> of Houston as Republican Party chairman. Stiff opposition is expected from Ronald Reagan sup- porters. WASJUNGTON (AP) -Ao FBl spokesman ·~ tome com· prom1M can be worbd out tn a squabble between the l"BI and =tonal inv.UCat.ors ln· a aewly·dlaclOled bWJet aUe1 1y found near tbe place where Pre.ldent Joba F. Ken· nedy was uaaaalnat.ed. But tbe apoteaman, Homer Boyntoo, said he dld not know what IOluUon the FBI would pro. pole to the House w•lDIUona commlttee, wbicb ls eom»la1nina that the FBI plans to lat the ,bullet without conaulUna tbe committee. A SEMlaETlaED Dallas nllht watchman, R.H. "Diet" Lest.er, 59, aatd be found the bullet two years aco near the ... aaulnatloa site but did not turn tl overtotheFBtuntillutNov.30. 1be FBI had asked the Na- tional Archives, which stores matertalt related to the Kennedy assasslnation, for original test bulleta to find oul ii IA!ster's Rabies Outbreak Hits Texas City LAREDO, Tex. <AP> -Police in lhls border town ha~e orders to "shoot to kill" any dogs acting suspiciously as authonties fear a rabies epidemic that bas killed al least 20 dogs ls Wtely to spread further. Seven persons, including two children under 10, have been bitten by rabid dog11 and 14 other pe,... have been exposed. They started gettJng antJrabfes shots before the lncubation period ended, and none bas contracted the almost invariably fatal disease. "CEBTAJNL Y zt CASES ii an epidemic," Jose Gcm.lez of the Laredo-Webb County Health Department said Wednesday. "Because of the nature of this di&eaae -the lncubaUon period of 20-69 daya -tbe tremendous poealblllty of secondary lnfectton means we are going to be facing quite a lot more cases before this thing is through . . . "This is the first case Ctn the Laredo area> in 29'/ears. But we are very conceme • since we ha· ven't reached a peak yet," he said. So far only two of the rabid animals have been abot by police. Moat of the dogs have bad "dumb rabies," meaning they usually don't bite but drool all the time. the saliva bas the virus in it. and many owners are exposed to it when they put tbelr bands in their pet.a' mouths to ease the cbold.n1. ACIOO&DING TO THE federal Center for Dlaeaae Control <CDC> lo Atlanta, only two persons are known to have 1\0"· vtved alter contracting the dJB. ease before the palrilul ahota could be started. Rabies la a form of en· cepballlis, which causes an ln· nammatlon of the brain. An ID· lUal nervous reacUon ls followed by hydrophobia, a fear of water. \Yhenitreacheathatataae,death i.a almoet certain. The CDC sald the Mexican border la practically the only area ot the UnJted states where rabies in ,.dogs baa not been eliminated. Candlelit Danee 'A Great Cabinet' Salutes President W ASlUNGTON <AP> -Pnaident Ford got a farewell salute from hla C.btnet at a candlelit dlnoet dance, wbeN be received • coffee table-abed copy of the White House CablDet room table aa a memento. Each member ot the C.blnet bad bi• ~lsnature eDIJ'~ved on t.be ta· bleat the place where he was seated dunng meetings with Ford. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissln1er presented the lift. great Cabinet, a sreat party, a wonderful evtn.lng." "WE AU. FEEL very strongly 11U. l'ORD IN'hlUECTED, about bim aa a human betnc." "~•re all good dancers." KJ.utncer told report.en later. "Tbat'a why we picked them,'' ·'It was a very warm evening." the PrelJdent a aid. The S7 auests dined al four Font baa invited tbe Cabinet small tables at a private club a members to a meeting on Salur· rew blockl from the White House day and they are to bring along on • IDOWY Wednaday even1n1. their cbllctr.D to Me the historic The menu included roast 1add.11 White ffouH wbere their parents of lamb and Amtrtcan wlnel. D:Ulde national POiicy. ··1 can't uy In words wbat it The coJoaJal-atyle memento is really meant to ua," Ford Mid u a copy of the Ulh·foot·long ht ldt tbe party with bit wUe at mabofany Cabinet room table 12:30 a.m. He seemed to bt In a that wu bou1ht ln 19'10 by former jovial mood and said it was "a President Richard M. Nixon. Snow Coats Southwest New Mexiro Mountaina Get Six Inches """ Lew ~ .. Al11otnv u ) "'~°"" ,. ,. :M All\Mlllo ,, I\ Ant--•t » 0. All.ill<' ., JO 91....,....ck • • •O °' eoiw ,, 1 lolton Jo .. ... 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NI-. ni.tllOWtll\llldMlrom~ Calll•r11la bullet WU fired by 1M ffarvey O.wald'a aun. The FBI HYI the Leiter bullet cannot be l~ated wttbout the ori&inal teat bullet.a that were flrtd by FBI uperts from Oswald 'a gun atter the uaaaai.na· tioa. BUT THE BOUSE commil· tee's chief counael, BJcbard A. 5Pruue. aald be wu aurpmed t&e l'BI would request the 'My Face'? Oh, Dear ~.Okla. CAP> Marshall G. Cummiqs Jr. bu no one but ~ to blame for hls leas·tban- a u cc e sa f u l court ap. pearance. Cumminga, 25, accused of. purse anatcbi°', wu •CUDI as bla own attorney Wednesday. As be croaa-examined the victim, be asked bet: "Did you 1et a Sood look at my face when I took your purse?" A state jury convicted Cummings of attempted robbery by force and gave him a lO·year prison &eD· teoce. oriifnaJ tat buUeca · rrom tbe archives before CODSWUU the committee. Spra1ue wrOie to FBI Director CIU'eDC!e Kelley that the commtltee abould have been COQI~ "ao that the mat· ter could be handled oo a Jotot cooperaUve baats." AcUnc Chief Arcbh1at Jama E. O'NeUl la)'I be woa•t tum the t•t bulleta over to the FBJ unUl some eolutloa to the dispute !11 worked out with the commlttee. Spr11Ue said in the letter that atnce tbe uauslnatbl fa betnc lnvestlaated by a House commJt· tee. a federal •fency sbouJd not try to obtain pl\)'llcal evidence "wit.bout appropriate safquards and diacusalon with the ae.lect committee." THE WABaEN Commission concluded that Oswald fired three bullets at Kennedy's motorcade Oil Nov. 22, 1983. and hlt Kennedy wlth two ot them. The third was never found. "I don't know lf tbla ls the one or not.•• Luter said. "But ii it ls • I klnd of feel like somebody should know about it." He said be hadn't told tbe FBl about the bullet earlier because he didn't lhink lt was lnvestlgat· ing that aspect. Lester said be folmd the buJJet near the railroad tracks that · Kennedy 's car was about to go underwben he was shot. Pef'C90tlel? President·elect Carter today asked members of tbe Democratic N atiooal Com· mittee to elect former Maine Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis <above) as party chairman. He would succeed Robert Strauss. BIU¥'S BEER TALE WANTED ATLANTA <AP>-Theatateof Georgia would Uke Billy .Carter. )'OUlller brother of the President. elect, to explaln why beer aJ. lecedly wu sold on a Sunday at bla service ataUon ln Plains, Ga. A cltaUon Issued by the state Revenue Department charges that one of Carter's employes sold beer to a stale agent Dec. 12 In violation of state law, the director of the department'1 alcohol Lid tobacco tax unit said Wednesday. We've changed our name from Eastland Savings JOIN THE CELEBRATION AT COLUMBIA S ~INGS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Beautltul 1977 Home Calendars and other gifts! 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Tbe state'• top mental hospital olftcJal, deputy health director Don Miller, aal4 the long-range plan would reduce the population from the present 15,700to10,000. RE TOLD THE SENATE Health and Welfare Committee that the gradual reduction pro- bably would be brought about by placinar thousands ot mental pa- ttent.s in local inatltllUOl:W tunded by the state. All 11 boepltals are expected lo stay open because they'll need more space to meet federal safe- ty and physical facility require- ments. Critics say neither Reagan nor his successor, Edmund Brown Jr., has P1ovided adequate com- munity care for the former hospital patients. instead &end· ing them to under·funded nursing or board and care homes or let. tine them 10 altogether. BUT BRO WN'S HEALTH troubleshooter. Ray Procunler. la Tearful l'oice Yoshi1nura Vows Silence on Friends OAKLAND CAP> An emo- tional vow by Wendy Yoshimura lo keep silent about the 3~ years she spent underground with Patricia He arst and othe r fugitives has cost her five charges of contempt of court. "It ls impossible to explain my life after 1972 without s uggesting or providing information about the people and friends who helped me," she whispered Wed- Delday in a hushed courtroom at bet weapons possession trial. ••1 WANT VOU TO understand that I bold very strong moraJ principles tbat prevent me from doing this.'' Miaa Hearst, at her federal bank robbery trial last year, im- Plane Hit By Lightning LOS ANGELES CAPJ - A Jetliner carrying 230 peo. ple to Tahiti was forced to dump its fuel and return lo Los Angeles lntemaUooaJ Airport after lightning blew off air condiUonlng access doors. Officials reported no In· juries ln tbe Wednesday nigbt mi1hap aboard an Air New zeal and DC 10. Among the paaaengera were Bernard H. R1dder Jr., chairman of the Knight-Ridder newspaper group and publisher 0( the St. Paul, Mino., Pioneer Presa; bla wife Jane; Wes Gallagher. the former pre- s ld en t and general manager of The Aaaoclated Prea, and h1a wife B«ty. Aa the plane landed after dum~log Its fuel, Oall~er 1aJd, fire trucks IUITOUDded lt. "It was Just ILtt ill tbe movies." plicaled more than a dozen persons -including Miss Yoshimura -who bad helped her elude arrest during the early months or her flight. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Martin Pulich cited M i s s Yoshimura for contempt when she re- fused to answer pro- secutor J eff Horner's questions abo u t her flight into tbe terrorist un· derground. YOSHIMUaA Sbe was to continue testimony in her defense today. Under questioning by defense attorney James Larson, Miss Yoshimura, 33, said she learned In a telephone call on March 31, 1972, that her boy friend, William Brandt, had been arrested at a Berkeley garage where police found a cache of lllegal weapons and bomb-making material. MISS YOSBJMURA, who had rented the garage, said the caJler "was one of the people who helped me to leave the area.•· When abe refused to tdenUfy the caller. Larson asked her why and she removed from her pocket a dramatic prepared statement ' ~readlttot!leJU!)'. · 'l cannot talk atiOut. anything -any people, any places, or any circumstances -after 1 fled in 1972," she said in a breaking voice, halting frequenUy to fight backtean. Miss Yosb!mura admitted in ber statement that she "fied out of fear of pl"OftCutkln • • • l ad- mit that I associated with other tugltivee at\er 1972." She ref used to plead the Flfth Amendment against ae.lf-incrimination, cbooltna in· stead to base her silence on moral principles. San Francisco Vice Crackdown Begins SAN FRANClSCO CAPl -San Franclleo bu launched a crackdown on violent crime and pn11titution wltb a amaJI COr'PI of copes clad to blend Into the seedy nei&bborbood.I they patrol. Tuesday, the first night of the beefed-up vice patrols, decoy of· ficers collared 12 women and two men on prostitution ( S J Chari• in t.be IOrdid 't'en· ta l e dttloln area and arnund Union Square. Thal compares to two or three arrests on a normal evening before a vice squad captam was replaced. a.111.,..1• OH 8plU a..ed Vp MARTlNl:Z (AP> -The Coat Guard said moet of 2,100 gallons of otJ that eplUed Into the Carqulnel Stralt hu been cleaned up. The spill early Wedneeday at the Shell OU Retloety dock result- ed when a tank on t.be SM-foot tanker AuaUn overflowed, the Cout Guard spokesman 1.Ud. He said some oU escaped and spread as far u seven mlles to the mo\bball fleet at Vallejo . ... ....... ~ Tllt-IN'tl .. .,. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The state Supreme Court bas refuaed to reeonslder lta decision which held tbe California death penalty law unconaUtuUonal. The blab court. ruled Dec. 7 tbat the death penalty law involving soedal circumstances was lnvalld ln U,bt ot recent U.S. SUpreme C~rt dtClllOlll because it failed to allow for mlt11a tlng ciraamltaoces. The actiort came oo Atty. Gen. Evelle Youqer's psddon f~ rebea.rlnr lJ.& r... ·-··a.._ • ..., .. 5AN DIEGO (AP> -Two ot the tareest vessels in UM United aat. tunaboat fltet an •Witching to torefen nap in the face ot a ~tilt ban Oft kllllng por1MJiM clwtna fialainl fOI' ~ The Inter-American Tropical Tuna CommLuioo aald the llartUme AdminlltrlUon iA V/uhlnitoa notlfted lt Wedbelday ot cbaqe In reCLttraU.00 appUcatlom 6y tbt ~1 VupoJa aod the Marta Siena. "-lter l'erml•.a ~-11 ... Tehl LOS ANGELES (AP) -A pro:poaed tanker termblaJ ln Long Beach Harbor for brlrW.u crud• oll f1'om Alub could r.swt ln loss of Jobi and tnv.LrorurMntal damage, a •t•~ PID'1 1t~ the pro-ject bu been told. Wltneaea tor tbe city of Loe AnaeJes told tbt pantl Wedntlday that becau.1e the pl'QJect involves takeover Of an exhtins natural 1as pipeline, tt rulM out natu,.al gaa lncre11e1 ror &he stat.. .-Id the hospital population cut wouldn't be made wit.bout de- tailed plana for state support of community care, either throUgh dJJfet tu.odtn1 or by conlract wlth nonprofit 1roupe. The 10,000 paUenta would COO· slat of 8,000 mentally ill and 7 ,000 retarded. MUler aald. The CW'· rent population ls 5,132 mentally ill and 9,9'9 retarded. Miller also eave the committee somt striking staUsUcs oo the re· tarded in state hospitals: 80 per- cent have l .Q. scores below 35, 15 percent can ·dress themselves completely, half can't walk well. about a fifth are prone to injure themselves and anotbertenth are a danger to others. SACRAMENTO <API -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bas won con· ditional endoreementa (or bis $3.3 bt1Uoo ecbool flnance propon.t from Democratic leaders of the Senate and Assembly. So far. Brown has made no public announcement about de· tails or bis plan, which was leaked lo reporters with tbe ap- parent blessing of Brown's slafr at a briefing for legislators. 11£ALTB DEPARTMENT of· ficlals also disclosed that five of the bospitab either have failed or will fail to get accreditation for at lea.st part of their program from the semiofficial Joint Com· mlttee for the Accreditation of HospitaJs. Safe, wa .... at Last The plan would grant almost all new slate school funds over the next five years to low.wealth diatricts 1n an attempt to achieve wbat Brown called "substanUaJ compliance" with the Calilomia Supreme Court's orde r to eliminate lnequiUes between rich and poor schools. The five are Napa, Sonoma. Metropolitan, Atascadero and Camarillo. Jeri Ann Grassmueck, 2'l, saved from death Tuesday in the snows of the High Sierra after a 10-day ordeal. rests today in a Pasadena hospital where doctors wait to de- cide on surgery on her frostbitten toes. Her boyfriend, Steve Sheppard, 22, died at her side Monday night. hours before she was found. A governor's staff analysis labels balf of the S3.3 billion as property tax relief for low-wealth di.atricta. but Brown baa said a separate property tax relief plan wUlbeunvelled ln a few days. <t-!!Y.~ WINTIR ~ .. ~ . CLEArAnee~ ~SALi;~~~ l\Mn 1477 Big 220 SQ. in. reflector movet heated air 55 cu. ft. per minute. 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ST+-4 STEP UP TO THE BESI 'l' Rockwell 7~" ... ..... 1t'9 l1kt, th• ettlc. 4007 SAW -.;;;:;:~ w EMtrHtl'Onl with lwgt t.. end ~I a-emp ino1of. Accufet. dte>th & enote ad)Ultmtnta. Bi.de gultd. 4511 STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9 -6, Sun . 1M •• ,,. D AILY PILOT EDITO RIAL PAGE County Update With more than a Uttle justification, SUpervisors Ralph Diedrich and Thomas Riley gave the state of Orange County pass· ing grades this week. ln Diedricb's outgoing speech as chairman of the county Board of Supervisors and Riley's incoming speech. both men pointed to strong ecooonuc in· dicators thal s how Orange County economically is a better place to be than mast. Unemployment is declining. And the number of jobs here continues to climb. Retail sales a.-e up. So is disposable income. And the recently depressed local construe· tion industry appears to be regaining its health. Both Diedrich and Riley spoke with ju.5tified pride of county government ac· tivities in parks, solid waste management, paramedic service and reorganization, in- cluding the sale of the county medical center to UCI. Neither s upervisor in his remarks over- looked continuing problems in housing, the juvenile justice system and property tax re· form, So, on balance, Diedrich and Riley did a credible job of summing up where county government has been and where it ap· . parently intends to go. But ove rlooked in their remarks were a series of controversies that have stirred up -a mong other areas of county government -planning and court staff mg. And neither man spoke of the credibili· ty gap that has affUcted county government in recent years. Most of those problems, including last year's criminal convictions of former Supervisor Robert Battin and former As· sessor Andrew Hinshaw have centered around politics rather than government. And now Diedrich himself is being challenged because of alleged political ac· tivities. So long as county government officials are Immersed ln exorbitantly high cost polltlcat campaigns financed chiefly by persoos who do business with government, it's not likely the cTedibillty gap will dlsap. pear. Or, put another way, those officials have yet to understand that there's no such thing as a free $1,000.a·plate fund raiser. Boost for California The 'tendency of California voters to grow weary of their representatives in Washington and to send in a new team with virtually every election bas long been a han· dicap ror the state in the seniority race on Capitol Hill. While oldtimer5, repeatedly returned to office from other states, plucked off key ap· pointments , California's perennial freshmen too often remained at the end of the line. This week there was some better news. On the opening day of the 9Stb Congress, California's senior Sen. Alan Cranston was named to the important post of majority whip in the Senate, thus becom· ing first deputy to the new majority leader, Seo. RobertC. Byrd of West Virginia. According to his colleagues, Cranston earned the spot by voluntarily doing the job be now will do officially-rounding up his fellow Democrats for votes on key issues and recruiting votes for or against pending legislation. Now entering the third year of his second six-year term, Cranston has become, as one senator put it, "the best head counter around here.·' Whatever one's partisan political in· clinations may be, in the real world of na· tional politics, it must be acknowledged that California has some new and valuable clout on the Washington scene. Fear ol Surprise A i tack NATO Concen1 Growing WASHINGTON -Sudden European worry about the Warsaw Pact's p~nomenal growth in conventional military power has given Jlmmy Carter more leverage to strengthen NATO than any President since John F. Kennedy. West.em Europe's mood ol COD· cem bordering on outright rear over growing Soviet superiority in central Europe is shown in NATO'a about-face on a proposed multi·blllion·dollar airborne ( EVANS-NOVAK ) radar warning system. Pentagon officials now believe that the North Atlantic Treaty Organha· lion <NATO) will approve the system early in im. The major reason for the shift: fear of sur· pri.se attack. nlAT POSSIBILITY is public· ly discounted by Geo. Alexander Haig, NATO supreme com· mander. But it is gaining af. firmation among many atudeota of Soviet mmtary potential, some of whom claim that Haig himself privately agrees but is unwilling to say so publicly. • .U.S. Policy Trapped Americans Even more signlficant than NATO's changing its mind on the sophisticated warning system, European political leaders are going public to express alarm over gaping boles in NATO's de- fense. The most pointed questions abo\Jt NATO's vulnerability are being raised by Henri Simooet, a brilliant politician in Belgium's Socialist party (scarcely a hotbed of cold warriors). Simonet, outgoing vice-president of the European Community Commission and forme r economics minister of Belgium, is pointing up some of the thorniest defense problems ever mentioned ~y any European sod,aliat u follows: Close's book, updating and Oesbing out bis earlier memoir. will portray a darkly pessimistic future for the West unless Euro- pean members of NATO cease what be calls "the demobillu- tion or the minds... By that be means Western Europe's refusal to face the facts of growing Sov· iet superiority. That superiority is spelled out by Close in frightening detail. He estimates a Warsaw Pact grand total of 62 satellite divisions and 160 Soviet divisions and claims each Soviet division is either mechanized or airborne. Although Pentagon aides told us the general slightly exaggerated his estimate of Warsaw Pact strength, there is no doubt a bout the relative weakness of NATO forces. WASHJNGTON -Hundreds of American youths spent the Christmas holidays in dismal, dingy Lalin American prisons. Most of them were arrested on drug charges, us ually for possessing a few pinches or marijuana, but sometimes mere· ly for attending a party where marijuana was s moked. Often lhe evidence against them was dubious. Tbe U.S. government has done little to get them out. Whal they may not know i s that the U.S. govern· meat helped t o put them in. For Wash 1ngtoo o f - ficialdo m . in its zeal to bill the drug traffic from Lalin America, brought pressure on various govern· ments to crack down oo drug violators Unfortunately, the dragnets caught few smugglers but many users. including more lban a few innocenLs. We bave written in the past about the plight of the young Americans wbo have received stiff sentences in Latin America for drug offenses that would have been excused tn the United States. A couple or summers ago, our associate Joe Spear in· tervie••ed several or them in Mexican Jails. Their arrests were the direct. result of pressure from Washington. Today. we tum the spotlight on (JACK ANDERSON ) Bolivia, whose harsh narcotics laws failed lo distinguish between pushers and users until a few weeks ago. Thus a person .caught with a gram or cocaine could be sentenced to 2S years tn miserable Bolivian jails. THESE TOUGH, new nattOtlcs laws were drafted in im by a special Bolivian com· mission. The United States ac. tuaUy helped to pay the salaries of the Bolivian attorneys who were appoint'ed to the com· rniaaion. The United States also dispatched a Justice Department lawyer to Bolivia with a proposed narcotics code. Thereafter. Bolivian and American narcotics agents worked closely together. This cooperation earned Bolivia some generous U .S. financial aid. The United Stales, for example, is p!ann.ing to supply the Bolivian police with vehicles, telecom· munications, contract advisers and investigative equipment. Tbe United States will also help train the police and will pay part of their operational cmt.s. No Jess than Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, after meeting with the Bollvtan leaders, urged U.S. sup. port of the Bolivian narcotics campaign. Thla campaign. meanwhile, has caught several American youths who swear they are guilty of no more than minor misde· m e anors or a r e innocent a ltogether. The narcotics penalilies were so harsh, accord- ing to our sources, that Bolivian judges have been unwilling to sentence the young Americans to long sentences. MANY AMERICANS , therefore. are waiting in legal limbo for hearings. Several have joined in sending President·elect Jimmy Carter a poignant plea forbelp. ,Jlfffe are presumed guilty until we prove ourselves innocent." they write. •'Some people have not bad a hearing in over a year. It seems that the Holivian of. ficials do not know what to do with us ... We are all young ... some of us with children, and all or us with families we love and misf." Sensitive sources inside Bolivia tell us, for example. that ooe 21-year-old woman bas been in Jail for six months. Yet she was detained on purely circumstantial grounds. She bad been Invited to the hotel room of friends to listen to music. According to sources, the enttre group was arrested 30 minutes later by Bolivian police, who found 40 grams of cocaine underneath a mattress. One man confessed that the cocaine belonged to himself alone. The entire group, nevertheless, has been jailed. The young woman was sent to a prison·convent. Each day she is locked in an outside courtyard and then herded inside at night. The Bolivian government con- tributes 12 cents a day to her sup· port; it takes a monthly check from her parents to feed her. There are many similar stories, which don't make pleasant reading .. Footnote: Io fairness, it should be reported that the State Department has quietly urged Bolivia to soften its drug sen· tences. This quiet diplomacy was probably responsible for a re- vision of the law on Dec. 17. Hereafter. simple cocaine possession will be Qtmisbed in Bolivia by a minimum or two years and a maximum of eight years behind bars. 1bis is better, at Jeaat, than 25-year sentences. Dear· Gloomy Gus Says my doctor: "U took 200 years of vaccinalioos to eradicate smallpox and we eradicated swine flu before there was any.•· M.M.R. COMMUNI ST miJitary im· provements ln central Europe are developing a massive of· fensive force; the strategic con· cepton which NATO was rounded has become obsolete because the Soviet Union bas reached at least nuclear parity with the West; de- mands by Democratic Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia and Republican Sen. Dewey Bartlett of Oklahoma for fundamental changes in NATO strategy is "only a beginning" of· a new Amer ican design for NATO wblcb Europe muat be preprarec.i toaupport. Simonet'aquestioningofNATO today will appear as a lengthy preface to a meticulously re· searched, deeply critical book by Belgian Brig. Gen. Robert Close. Conner director of studies at the NATO defense college in Rome. A abort version of Gen. Close's still unpublished book appeared earlier this year as a memoir with a grim warning. He suggest- ed the ripening possibility of a Soviet aurprise attack against NATO sweeping across the northern plains of Germany to the Rbine in a matter ol hours. HE REVEAL& lbe Warsaw Pact could put 39 di~ lnto the front line "in a first offensive wave" within 48 hours; a second wave of 60 Soviet divisions augmented by major Czech forces could be in action within six days . NATO's defensive force, concludes Gen. Close, would be 22 divisions, relying on principlal reinforcements rrom British and U.S. manpower pools far from the scene of action. Thia comport8 with findings by Sens. Nunn and Bartlett after per.sonal inspection. They COO· eluded it would take far longer than s1.x days -perbal)6 even two to three weeks -to put the full British complement or 139.000 troops at the Rhine and to airlift U.S . reinforcements across the AU antic. U the Pentagon is correct in believing that NATO will BP· prove the extraordinarily costly· new airborne warning system. precious tirne will be added to the West's safety margin. But that will not happen for several years. The flrsl requisite, says Simonet, will ~e to convince public opinion of the desperate need to modernize and reinforce NATO'spowe:r. Why Not Substitute Restitution for Punishment? WASHINGTON -Did you years. A nauon that makes it ( VON HO FFMAN ) hear UJat the wife ol one of the p<>sslble to parole a Charlie men murdered by Gary Mark Maneon or a Richard Speck is not Gilmore is considerinl filing suit about to keep violent criminals ~ainst the killer for damages? closely con.fined unW they reach expectation IA that the movie the age when the urge apparently skiUs would get out sooner than or TV rights to the man's story subsides. may fetch a large sum. Obvious-That's wby some people are those who d!dn 't. ly no amount of money can com· considering the idea of giving up One of the advant~to this pensate the widow for what on punishment and substituting approach is that it s d coet Gilmore did, but making him for it a system by whlcb less. Victims of crlme and other pony up restitution money, criminals would have to wock to WP.ayers are getting irritated al however inadequate, makea compensate the vtctlm of their w~c bad·bearted varlets in more sense Utan sbootlnC him in crimes. Might not society's in-J co'!filain about thelr food, h1I present lmpecunlouutate. t.erat. be better aerved by forcing their m lcal care, the qualJt,y of 1be Gilmore case and the ac-malefacton to make whole the the recreation, the failure of the lion contemplated by the widow damqe tbey•ve dooe than by autboriUes to glve them color brtn«s up the ::f loytng the present erratic TVa. the ipabWty of their social question or Irrational system of punish· workers to atralgbt.en the kinks wby we are ment? out of the crooked penonalltJes. pu nlahing It ha.a not been lost on people that people who IS 'bOS brin•lq back the c o .m m l t chain cane? Jn • manner ol aodety (whoever· abe ls) pro- vides more help of every kind to crtmes. The 1peutna, ye.. OnJy t.b1a time the criminal thin to the vtc:tim. way we do It COllYiC!tl would be pe6d \M lfOlnl . doesn't seem market ute for CJMlr labor less Under a system of com· to deter' eltfter •batevor =al ..,_.. an peswatory Juatlce a penon found the criminal tmplorer t lDC:ur by btrt:nc ,ullty of a crime would have the h'om dotni It &Mm. Obvi IClme CltmlrWI amount ol UM restJWlbl Ht by a =ra,a1n or others from emulatinf are too da.q.,,. to ltt out tlUll Judie very much t.be 1ame way . Tbere ls an argument to be way. Tbe)' Woul4Jumt to wart a dam~ ar. awarded ln dvil made for pulUnt people lo Jall to ecoaomicallJ aMM .a lnlld6 tuha. t lo 1ddJUC1D to urnlQI aet them orf the 1&.reet as a safety tbe priloa. Wt. tM prilCIMI' tbe 1n«1e1 to pay coml*'tation. mtllUre for the rat ol UI, but we bad paid bb dtb& to .. victim._ t.be criminal would ai.o have t.o doa~ do It.. Wt put tbem in 1.u. ad not I poorlJ dlflnad ffbt. to g: for •batevs It COit to eon- but not loni en;'f · V1o ent todety, he'd be let out or freed or•:=eblm~ criminals taPft off their late from any coatnl byU.tOUrta. ID =.: WO\tiq c;M IU . ao. tit early 409, 10 that= otber •or daci eoDYlcta trbo ~o rel\lled to wort tr~ of Uaia ll'Pe worked bar 1Dd fas& a.ad WGUld be CCQflned--U.. DIOlt hive be put ••11 for JJ to IO lunaed eeonomltall1 nlaal>le minimal standard af Uvtni. Bat food and strong ban and lltUe elae. THAT CAN'T be without a re- volutlon In Judicial thinking about sentencing. Any system which would force inmates to work or live under terrible Condi· Uons but cheap ones for the tax- payers would be forbidden as cruel and unusual punlahtneot. The whole drltt of the thlnlcing of people involved ln penology bu beeli in the other dlrecUoo. The priaon reform movement. ls UWe more than a demand that prisons be made more and-more com· fortable or that crlmlnala not be punlabed at all. The argument is that racial in· JuaUce IDd economic injustice made crlm.lnals out ol the COO· vtcu. Even the ccavtcts have lnmed to slna that aoDC· It also bu more ~ a smalJ 111eaure ol truth ln . There II ev::t re- aon lO thlllk m~ aps lDOll, crlmlnal• owe bad en· dhlp to WOl'M ~ but ~can't 901fe 1~tkllJ:1: tbrouab socl won. the IOciety mabs btutl out d t0me ol us, then chaaie the aoclet.Y. 1'bere ll oo k:Down Wa.)' we can belp a o.,., Oilmen become a bed« penco. AuuNdlf, b•Ylnl ~ot.bera~lat pJurop bis wan1do t. The need to 40 IOmtltbinC good for convicts is so strong that any new method or handling crime has to lake it into account. The simple fact that zillions of people are still content to see their tax money going to rehabilitate cnminal elements after nearly 200 consecutive years of failure is proof of how deep and how persistent Js the convkUon that a w~ exlats to remake the people ln e prisons. SO IT'S been suggested that under a restitution s)'ltem people who are of a mind to may pay off the debt t.o the victim on behalf of the crook. Tbe crook would then owe the money to his would·be benefactors who could require him to work it olf by Uateolna to sermona or eolng to senslUvtty training. The tboubl or a criminal system wblcb doesn't sedc to punish may not seem Uke such an outlandish proposal ti Yo'I re- member that the Idea of state punlsbmeot for crimes l!n't lm· ~old. Criminal law as we lt la a relatively re· cent4-velopment, much )'OIUD.ler • Ulan commertlal law and aeern.s to have betn instituted less to suppress crime than to make tho tini'• 1ubJect1 cower. Today criminal law does mak.e booeat cftlzenl quake tn front af the sym. bob of covernmental autborlty: alas. it bas no effectootbecrooks. The alternatives may be to listen to the prosecutors, the police and the social workers. who all tell us that with a litUe more money they'll clear up the problem. tr you believe that and it doesn 'l bother you that It's cheaper to send a holdup man to Harvard than to the big house, you won't be interested ln restitu- tion. ORANOe COAST DAILY PILOT RDM't N. Wtf'd, Publllhcr Thoma• Ketvll. Editor Barbaro Kr,,tnch. £ditonol Po01 £dUor The editorial page of the Dolly Piiot seeks to lnf01'm tind stlmulate readers by presentln11 on Uus pase diverse commentary on top1c1 of lntereat by ayndlc1t· td columnists and cartoonists. by provldlna a forum for reader$' views and by presentlna this newapaper·a opinions and ~as on curttnt topics. The editorial opinions 0( the Dally PU~ appear only In the editorial column at the lop or the paae. Oplnlon11 ('X P~~ by the columnist.a and car1oonlats and letter writers aro their own and no endorsement ot their vtcws b)' thr Dlllly Piiot should be lnfarred. Thursday. Jan. 6, um t f l t I I f I French Sex Appeal Takes a Pasting In Latest Survey PARIS <AP) -France ls experiencing a small aexual revolu· lion that abows the country is more a sexual desert than a pleasure garden. It is also withering lhe myth of Gallic intalllblllty in the a.rt.a of love. The revolution baa not brought more or freer sex relatloas. But ~is a new openness about sexual problems. THE HEALTH MINISTRY HAS set up a telephone service for referrals on sexual problems; it gets several thousand calls a week. Every woman's magazine offers its version of "He"s Sexually Bored: How You Can Help Tonight." Sexual malaise and the new frankness about it are evident in a constant media drumbeat of reports, personal accounts and learned counsel. Surveys indicate lhat about half the women in France are non· orgasmic. Or. Albert Netter told a meeting ofpb,ysiclans the French "have sexual relations less often than in the past and an examina- tion of their sperm couot shows a weakness unknown 40 years ago." He blamed a semi-permanent state of tension in French life. • Dll. DAHLIA TOllCBIN, A GYNECOLOGIST who wrote a thesis on frigidity, says the change began two years ago and the re- volution is on the verbal level so far. But she says ~ncbwomen talking about the sexual problems of their husbands and themselves is a major depa.rture. although it is a long way from catching up with the Scandinavian countries or the United States. "There is a basic, sometimes unbelievable ignorance about their bodies.·· Dr. Torchin said of her patients. "While the rest of the world was associating France with sexuality the way they do England with prudery. people hert' were just too bourgeois, too Catholic. too as hamed or too proud to talk about their lack of sexual satisfaction." mSTORIANS AND SEXOLOGISTS ARGUE that the notion or French sexuality, an exported image for centuries, never renected the reality. They say libertinism was confined to a very limited elite. "The French relished the thought they were champioos," said sexologist Benjamin Duvshani. ''Now everybody Is getting a look at the emperor with his clot.bes off and it hurts. "There jsn •t a more difficult woman to seduce than the ~chwoman. All those writers and artists who came to France and boosted its image of sensuality -Henry Miller. for example - had contacts with only marginal types, foretgnen-or prostitutes. They were very far away from the masses. You never read much about them.·· DESPITE THE INCREASED RECOGNITION of sexual pro- blems, sexology still does not exist officially for the medical schools. There are no sex clinics of the kind created by Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia Johnson in St. Louis. "I deeply feel the Jack or training J have to respond to people's needs," said Dr. Torchin. "There are medical meetings on subjects concerning sexuality which are more or less serious, but they're in· sufficient, not practical enough and not well enough structured. "This doesn•t at all fit the new situation. It's rare during a oormal week when l don't have a series of questions from patients about the current sex article in the women's magazines they read. It just wasn't like that in 1975, but who can say he or she is properly prepared to answer." DESPITE THE INCREASED FRANKNESS, Or. Duvsbani says it is still extremely difficult for the French to break down the walls they have built around their sex lives. He reported that of every 10 patientJ; colleagues refer to him. an average of two show up. And only one begins treatment. Duvshani says although France Is still under lhe "complete and total" influence of the United Slates in sexual research, it can become an innovator in the field. "The French have a tradition of imagination,·· he said. "I see them doing something special in sexology in the coming years. "It's like building aircraft. The French build very beautilul planes. They have their own way. It can be that way for sex, loo." Sl.25 Million Deal Moon Chitrch Buys Land in Northell$t NEW YORK CAP> -A Beacon Hill mansion in Boston and a35-acre extension of his Westchester County holdings are the latest real estate investments of Korean sect leader Sun Myung Moon. A spokesman for the head or Moon's Unification Church said the latest real estate deals totaled SI 25 million -SS00,000 for the Boston mantion and S7SO.OOO for the Westchester tract. THE SI X-STORY redstone building on Beacon UiU will be used for the sect 's Maasach11sel· t s head · quarters, the spokesman said , and wor s hip services will be held there If zoning re- g u I at ion s MOON permit. The 35-acre tract in South Tar- rytown adjoins property already held by Moon, who bas invested some $9 million in Westchester real estate since 1972. TRESPOKESMANsaldt'hetract was bought through a sub6idiary of the loch Corp .• a holding com- pany for the British royal family. and will become part or a Moon "university complex.' Moon's organization Tuesday formally launched a daily morn- ing newspaper here. The News World, which had been appear· tng on newsstands since Friday. LA&&Y MOFFIT, editorial pqe editor, said althoQah Moon ii bankrollinl the newsp•per. he would not dtctate editorial policy. However, the newspaper, like Moon, is strongly anti· Communist. News editor David Jensen said most of the paper's staff mem- bers are church members work· ing without salary in return for the food, shelter and clothing supplied by the sect. Hotel Gets Face Lifting In Coronado CORONADO <AP> -The landmark Hotel Del Coronado. where the future King F.dward VIII of England ln 1900 met the woman for whom be gave .up bis throne, ls getting a race lifting. General Manager Carlton Ucbly said 300 rooms will be added to the rambling, 400-room Victorian botel that bas catered to the rich and famous since the late lM>Os. Another 50,000 square feet will be added for exhibit and meeting space, Lichty said. 'lbe wort, be said, Wlll be done "in 1ec:Uons," including a three- tier parking garage for 1,000 cars. Woman New Chief 11 SAN JOSE CAP) -'lbe first woman elected to tbe Board ot Supervisors in Santa Clara County bas been voted to chalr the board b)' colleagues. Geraldine Steinberg was elected to the county seat last Juno, after her appointment to the board ln 1'74 to rm an unexplred tetm. San Jose also baa a woman mayor, Janet Gray Rayes. Thul'ldey. Januaty II. 1m O~IL Y PILOT A 1 Pie Face for the Lord i • WEST SALEM. IlJ. (AP> -A youne minister says in six months as paator at the First Christian church he's become concerned about the number of youor people who aren't churchgoers. So the Rev. Randy WhJtebead said he'll offer some encourage- ment -he'll let them throw pies at bis face. "IT'S A CONTEST TO get more contact with Christ," said Mr. Whitehead, 23. "And I'm go- ing to bate the pies myself. The only shot I can call is what kind they'll be. "Last month I started a youth program for our chUJ'ch. We call It the God Squad. Primarily, It's to set young people ~eel in Qui.at," besald. "The squad is made up of three age ~ups ranginr from 10 to 18. In all, tbett are 25 membens. .. DUltlNG THE MONTH of January, the member of each group bringing lo the most friends to our God Squad meet- ings will get to throw a pie ln my face," he said. "The idea was en- tbusias tic a 11 y endorsed by laughs and the stomping of feet,·' be said. "I'll put on a s hower cap and apron, kneel and take lhe pies in succession rigbl In the face. Then I'll clean up and go to the pulpit for evening services." Mr. Whitehead fisures there are 250 young people not attend- ing any or the four churches in West Salem, population 1,000. "MOST OF THEM don't go because their parents don't go," said the pastor. Kia church has about 135 mem- bers. '"Ibis contest is not for pro- selytiz.ing," the minister said. "lf we get more boys and girls going to our church, fine. But the Idea is to create interest in any church through closer contact with Christ. If we Increase the spirituality of someone, we've l'UCCeeded.'' FRIGIDAIRE WASHER FRIGIDAIRE DRYER 20.6 CU. FT. 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Automatic fine tuning 100% solid state. Super 679'5 AccuC01or black motrh1 picture tube. AccuMe11c 111 one button control Of color. tint. brightness and contras!. Automalic fine tuning. • TELEVISIOll • APPLIANCES SALIS a SIRVICI 1 . \ ... ff DAILY PILOT Disturbance Not Spirits New cm:i Pops Up NK Oafet -.r.c:ftl Herbert. S. Schlosser, president of the Na- tional Broadcasting Co .• has been named to replace Julian Goodman as chairman of the board for the broadcasting enterprise. The move bears the approval of Goodman, who will continue serving with the firm. PEARISBURG, Va. <AP> - No explanation bu bem found fOt the straqe mov.oeat ol ob- jects 1n a Giles County bome Dec. 19, bul penQDI cClGDeCted with the cue reject tbe notion a 9- year-old boy was co blame. Members of the family in- volved lo tbe 1tru1e di1- t urban c e1 were quoted anonymously earlier as s~ they beHeved the boy was poueaaed by demoo-U.ke spirit.s. BUT THE FAJIJLY denied Viejo Sclwol Will Presenl DanceShow IOuion Viejo HiCb Sebool stu- denta will present a Dance CoUageat8p.m. Jan.12andl31n the school's Multipurpoee Room B. Thirty-five members of the school's Dance Worbbop will perform numbers ranging from classical modern to Jm. Much ol the show baa bffn cboreo- gr aphed by tbe students themselves. Kmdall Richardsoo and Debby Jacobsen wllJ be featured as soloists. One of the featured numbers will be accompanied by the sounds of newspapers and feet ratber than the usual music. Admission for children and stu- dents witb an Associated Student Body card is $1. Adults and other students will be charged $2 for admission. ' later it blamed tbe cbUd. and t.be- eounty aberift •aid the boy w..n't a maJor f•dor' 1n the lnftSU&a• Uon. Only ooe inv•uaatcw 1inbd the younpter wlLb tbe ltrale bappeoines . And that in- vestllator, Dr. J . G. Pratt. a member ol the facult.y al the University of Viflinia wbo bas studied alleced paycblc phenomena since 1158, ruled out demons. HE SAID THE movement of heavy furniture and other objects reported at tbe home of Beulah Wilson, a 65-year-old widow. could involve some "discharge of pysycbic enerey" from the boy. Cbildren under stress have been associated with such cases in the past, be said . .Mrs. Wilson and ber 9-year-old foster san were tbe only oecu. pants ol the house when the lnci- dents ocC\UTed. O>unty welfare director J4me Jobmon aald reporters from all over the country have ~ call- ing with inquiries about tbe cb1ld. ••WHAT HAPPENED UP there •.. I can't tell them," he said. • "lly first co~ ha to be foe the cbild," Jobnaca said. 'lbe boy bas been placed in another foster home. Minor cllsturbances -boob, a statuette and other objects tumbling over -were reported at the home of Mrs. Wilsoo's sons. where she and tbe boy moved after three rooms of her own house were tom up, said Joan C. Bowman of tbe welfare department BUT NO DISTURBANCES baYe been rei>Ort*I at tbe bous4l in which tbe boJ .. livf.nl now, uid Kn. Bowman. Sbe said she felt um cleared the YoQth of UJ in"°'veaneot wtth wtlatever happened at the Willoo bome. ''He's not tbe ceats' ot 1111 tn-~ ... aaid Sberift John E . Hopklns m. NBl'l'BE& •as. W'IL80N nor her 800 Donald would talk about the matter. Tbe reported incidents - buv}' fundture aeemlDI co move by Itself, diabe:s breMmc mid curtains ri . ' -all bGPened. said Doo~ilaGD's wife, but the family never blamed the child for any ol it. New Route ForHusder LOS ANGELES <AP> -The publiaher of the sex-oriented mqaines RustJer and Ode says he'll distribute his publications in Southent Callfontla himself because of "uncoaadonable" prollteering by maguine dis- tributors. Larry F1ynt. who bas his bead- quarten in Columbus, Obio, aald that ~ti.on of the Mardi is- sues will be about ane-tblrd less than normal because of the change. Flynt said three Southern California distributors are no longer handling his mapzh>es and be took out a newspaper ad telling retallen to order directly from him. 'It's Al1nost lneest' WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) -Joseph A. Comolll Ill, who's getting a divorce, gave up on his effort to adopt a 32-year-old woman identified as hls girlfriend. "all the story and all tbe details" when the adoption was approved. OnS~l/ SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A new t.ype ol pol) top CUl -tbat Unp Glllt.o tbe tab -will be .. tlodueed to Ule Wtlt nat ...... 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O'Donnell. vlce prealdent and a 1ener_al manacer of ReyDolds Can Dlvialon. i "In fact. lf these new tabs were on every alwninum can we re- cycled 1n 11'16, it would ~ have meant more than g 1.a billion tabs. or 4.5 ::;a mllllon pounds of ~ aluminum returned to be -~ used again." Coors Beer converted ~ previoualy to a ditferent tab d esign which achieves the same purpose. SPECIAL! 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LALLO SAID BE was not aware that Comolll, 33, was in the process or obtaining a divoree from ~ wife when the adoption petition was pre- sented. YOlJ'LL UME DOING~ wrnt US. WE AREA LOCAL. "'HOME GROWN" SAVINGS AND LOAN. PaOBATE COtJllT JUDGE John F. Lallo approved the adoption last month, but then annulled it five days later, claiming that new information After the adoption. Berberian ex- plained that Comolli wanted to adopt Miss Tattersall "to legitimize t..belr cohabitation" and "to obtain respec· tabllity in the eyes of their peers." -had been broqbt to bis atteotioo. Family Court Judge Angelo G. Roui said Ule ~ o( a lover bordered on incest and violated state law. Berberian, bowtM!!l', denied that the arrangement was illegal. On Wednesday, Lallo crltici.&ed the I couple's fonner attorney, Aram K. Berberian, for not telling the court ... 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He believes chlldren sboUld be lntrodoced to both death and the process ot dying at ao early aae. "I know of no evidence that It's either traumatic or .u-ful for children to see dead persona or bear talk about death," ~ Pattbon, whose new boot, ''The ~rtence of Dying,•• bas been publlabed. , PAnlSON HIQD8 DON'T get shook up about dying; parents do,•• the Laguna Beach resident main· tains. "The sooner children are exposed to dying, the better they will be able to cope with death lat.er in life," be insists. Pattison baa con· ducted studies oo tbe f!l. feels of death and, because of bia back· ground, be bas a dif. ferent perspective on the subject. WHILE A MEDICAL STUDENT AT the University of Oregon, Pattison worked In a mortuary, where be came into constant cootact with death and its effect on people. Later, be was active in the minlat.ry, and viewed death from a different angle. "You can't get much closer to grief than work· ing in a mortuary or being a minister," says Pat· ti.loo. ACCORDING TO TBE DA8K·BAlaBD, bearded i-ycbiatrlst. the current notion of ahield· ing childrerf'trom death is a marted departure from history. He aaya that only in this culture are dyin& persona "cloistered on the edge of people's ex- periences. Death ls something akin to taboo.•• But Patti.son nota that attitudes have been changing during the past le. yean; with maiv more people willing to discuaa death. -------------------0 eat la Netf~n Deatla Net~ CATANI CM JOSEPH G. CATANICH, reslcilnl o1 Soulll UO\iN, eamom1a. P••--av ,,_ry S. 1'11 Su"'lved bV wile LOI• Clot...itl\. Clllldf<tn J-J Catlnlellol S.-VVele, Ce , JOAM GildN ol Ed _.,,,., A1ti.r1'" Canada, John Foa; Oevld Foir; IC•llllun Ja<ollw n; 9'-1111dren l!lle<1 Marie; ~: Mk-;0'8rle Lynn C.atallldl; Ronnie .HCllCIM<I; ,..,,., J.ocObMf>: -Foll; K...,f'ox.Mewa••lllWllwots.ri~ chc.o, coml119100re11Q<t County In to.o Gradu.lttolSt..,lord lJnl••n•IV•I PalO Allo.C...;elM>rMmbef'olthtSaflteMe 8 P 0 Ellls, 1 .. , San~ AN ..... 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Pall~ A~s In OW-Ott Mir. c..; eftO .... .....,..., Gf IM U-Yecllt CluO. Padflc View .._.,dlAC10t'L UWIS CAT'liEtlllNE HICKS Ll!'#IS. '911· dtfll Cll c;..,.,... ,,_, Mer. CMlfomla. P~-Ja<lueryl, IWJ.Sllels-· ""*' lly Mr ti-Me,., ~Cll -v-~~Ide ~vlee Oft Friday J-ry 1 et l :IO PM, '°Kltlc VMw Wttmorlel Pef'tl. Be"J·S.f'Off'Ollc:ar- Clel-F-•llof-dlr«ton. KING 14Atll•V E ll I NG,~"""""' ol Cos1I Ma$a. CalilOf""la AeslCled In ...,.*""·ea. P-.,..., .1-v-. tfll1 In 8-lftt, c... 5'ar¥1-"' "'~ wife llertN 1(1"9; tOll E-ltifll ol ...-.. two o.uvMen ,,..., ~ al Costa -· Ca.. ll\1111 11--.i ol "'-· Ce : "''" sklen PINr1 Sr.ow of El "91;ndo. Ca.; Myrlie ~ ff( S.C.AM.Ca . Atic..Eest,..,...CllCosl• Mn.t. Ce C,.,arter ,.. • .,,.,_, ol ,.._, H..-T 's _C __ ....,._of TM l'lnt U"""" MllllOCllll Olwcl\. Vlsltel Ion w!ll IMflln on F...,.., Ja11 .. ary 1, al 10 00 AM 81!LL llllOAOWAV MOATUAllV $itrVlc .. wttl lie SM...-y J..i ... ry I .t II llOAM at 8ELL •1tOAO'#AV CHAPl!L. 0 1,..cttd Oy BELL BROADWAY "'°"TUAllV • .a ... uo. MAYNta KEITH BRENT HAYNIE, ,....... .. o..... C..hfonlla. p-_, .J-r t. "n H• '' _..._"""" wl1-KAICM ......... ; .__, o..rtwM. 1Cra11ta; ltlcllerd 14. Cltmll'IOfl•; .........,., C..tlly Heynle of Or .... ; Vlclll JD E-KreMi. ~wlll e. ....., °""'""" .-., t , llC IO•• AM • WITH TUTHIU .. LAM8 .,._IHI ~ wltll Pastor Aatllft YMb ol· flcletl11t. '""'.,,...' Nari.or ltttt --ltl ~ .. -. SMITH TUTHILL l.AM9 WHKllff Cl\epel OllKW1 ----AUISON Hl!IHIY "DUKE" ALLISON, '"' dl<lt of Vet•rlllt Ho\4)1tat "' l..on9 llM<1I.. Gtlftwlola. ....... "°"' ...... -w. m1..,.. .,.. _ _.,.,. • .,...... WYl,....,, __ Mll• ~ ... tlto!Mwt"'MIY~ ~ Wllllt '~" -r; Fred McOrlV•; Alllef1 Hlll«L ~ -....... w.c!M-y ,,_., s. 19'1 ..... bwlat al -by Aftlta; Wiii" ''Sllorty'' ....... ,: ,,. M<Gn¥aol-,.,.,, Hlltoc,•. WA•tllalf WILLIAM W. WAtlltllllN, Ml ....... -o.an-u. "" ... -"°"' ~ 10. I .... AH._ ol Cosla Ml\e, Cellfomla. Hn ...... • ,.......,. et c.tlforftl• sine• ttJO, '-!y o1 Alf-. S41rvlVH by two -; -eevt"ter; ten tr•itcklllldrM: ,..,,. 11•••t·o ••11d<lllldre11. Memorial -.. -· lleld •• .,,. -.,. '#1111-W. W11nen, Jr. Oft ~ 21. "1• •1111 burl11I ...... Offld•t"'9 -'#11118'1'1 H•rwr w...,..,. Mr. W¥· ""'Sr We\ employff tty -UdO Wit ..,.,. ... _., """· elto Ille CM-_.,et T-IMI I~--• n. W-IO<'meny.,_.., MATN8N'f N. RAY MATH8NY. ~ of Cllllte MeM. Catltorlll .. p.,.. -y ~ ~. "7?. He ls ~tly• lltllfl•• J •"'H LYOftt ef P4Klllc P .. lsedtt. C.. Sel'YIC .. wlll 01r Frldr( J-ry 1 et It :00 AM et SMITt4 l\ITMILl LAMB '#Mlctl" o..t wltflo tlll ....... s.r..ICI Bll('HUCll()r .... Ollfty9'fl(Jet.,,.. l!~wlKW .. Olll Hllll Memorltl Plf'tl. s.t JeM, Cllltemla. SMITH TUTHILi. I.AMII 'Wllttdtff Cl\eOll tllrt<tors. ..... ' •'BUT I CAN TELL l1J8T BOW 1wved people are r.-om dytn1 by the fact( thatw~lglve al~oo An"'DICl!Vr J the aubJect, the question ~· c. IDOltoften ulted la, '''What -------do ,.OU •a.Y to a dytn& person!' "he says. tu, meebantama, Pltti8coaaya. They ofteo lntellec· ~~ ~II ~t~ ~ ... --. ~~1~ tuaU.setbeproblemordiasauociatettomlt. .,.,.,_ _... _.......... .,..... ...... , .._.,.W97 """' Adults In their 20I and 309 bave the moat trouble Sundly cloeld, '*'°'Mr. JoMph. ladq death and Clften show extnme forma ol le la b I h fnaltntioa, anee"' and diaappolntmeot. •ceordinl .... u osep to tbe docton' fllldlnp. , .. We're awfully out ot touch with tbat setment ol IOCJety (the dyinc) ••• lays the doctor. ftddlq that may middle-.1ed people have M¥W •Ueaded a funeral or bad close Ccmlact with someone wbo was ~. MJdd.l•ated people wbo learn they are dylq ~~~!-~~·!f'-~!""~··~·~_.,~...,!!!•~"-~·=..,.~~·~.a·=--~:ll~ are moat often coac:eroed about lta affect oa fbeii j ,~~£=::~ 11IE concern la GOOD LUQC. Pattison says be was able to ronn a nwnber or C"'1'atJona from studies included ln hia aew . Part ol tbe book la b1a own won and some ts from colleagues at the medical school wbo also have CUlduct.ed studies oo the topic. more of ••mak.l.nc sense out of tbelr Uvea" tbal1 Q,A.lfl A.Uft RAIDERS about d:ylns ltaelf. That may aplain why~ elder· ~ 1Ytooften reminlsce, besaya. Accordlne to tbe UCl Pl}'cblatrtst, people (enerally react to death lD the same manner in wbieh they react to other stressful aituatioDI. ; r~r/cl PATTISON N&l'ES THAT PEOPLE view death differently depending on their ages. Pattlaoo and b1a associates were able to cale(orbe slx stqa ln the life cycle. For very YOWll cbiJd.ra, d.Ylnl means at.enee. For example, people who are not reUcloua ln life tend not to be especially rellgioaa at cte.tb, be .says. ..ALL TRE TAU[ OF 'DEATllBED religtosi· r--....~-• \J i ,,\\ I \I! 11~-­Tbe youngster is molt apt to cope utnc primlUve mecbantams, aucb as balludnllioos and delusioa.s. ty• ta really Justa myth.•• says PaWaoo. de belleve1 aoc:iety Is moving toward a bealtbler attltude about death but thinb more steps [!--.j Elemeotaey school children perceive death as an inten'uption of ongoing relationships that they enjoy. 1bey most often blame someone for the death they can't understand. ADOLESCENTS TEND ro BE philosophical need to be taken. "Perhaps we're really looking at it wrong., mstad of Jearnlag to aceept death. we're mia- takmly trying to find ways ot matiD8 it easier or more comfortable," be aays. 1112 ..., ... CIStl .... Cl (714) 642--3177 SllOW CHAlllS •••• SllSlliBJGIUllAl'IE•••• SllOW TREADS SUPER LOW LOW PRICES: COMPARE WW LOW l'lllCES .. BELrED MICHELIN X STEEL RADIALS TEEL Belted Radial WBfl'EW ~LLS 1.. ·~-i .,..,. ..... JOU find INlt'prlcle .. tNt? ., 1es113 41.. 1115114 53u 205/15 &J• \ :: BllM'k••llH W'ltl•••amc "'ltl•••·amc " 17'/13 44a 205114 57a 215115 84• · : '-1'111' _.... Aff71/13 3.._ GR70/11 ... ~. 175/14 ..... 215/14 82-225/15 87• ~:.:.:-•u--(-1Q) @--,..,,., 'tlV .,14 so-195111 s1• 230111 77• ,..,. -= a2a ER71/14 3.-HR10111 4.-235115 82• 17S/1' ....... CllllM) ,,_,,., -... _.... Fff11114 4288 J11(11111 SP MICHELIN ZX BLJ\.CKWALLS 26SB 'a'~ 33• =~14 ...... =;11 ~"'• "1110 nu 1w11 ,.... 1ss114 asa 1es11• ..aea m1M 33a ,..,,.., .. ,..,111 ...- 1w12 Ma 111113 SfU 115114 4288 1~15 4118 .''r.1~1 :,; 4 .... tM1-~/1 14 ....... *'U U98 17SIU.. 175/M 4$IS 111111..... -.-rtt ·-.. ._ur-\AlteUI...._..._,._ *50,000 ·JfllLE LIFESAVER® ~--'<f.~ DUAL SUPER STEEL BELTED ...,...,,,H.f!;q.-..:-·. RADIAL WHITEWALLS \ r .1" t •. ... •I'•: • Pol"ester C _ _.. •• ,,. VTa ,, •• ,,., (~m 4D88 r,:11~ 6188 =~l~ '71 88 DR71'" ~388 om11• 66.. HR71/15 74 .. (175/14) ~ (2.0$/14) (215/15) 'ER78/14 ~188 HRTl/14 7288 LR71/15 79• (185114) ~ (215114> <•115) 12.11 to aMf ........ , ... Tu LOW LOW Prices ..... ~ .. ,.._.' .......... RAISED WHifE UTTER tall$ 60 SERIES MQ/1a •2a .. C80/1S •29• ,..,, .. •35 .. QI0/14 138 .. GI0/11 •33 .. LA0/14 •39 .. ,.., .... , .. -... IJNIRO\IA~ TIGER PAWS Tl••r Pa'"' lor •••• 1tarllC'•lar •·~ •r: ll•a ...... "lld Tll(•r ,... .. el •'""'••11141• of Kali•fl"9 ••••._.-. P11.....-.t:: ' UN I ROI' ;JL POL VESTER F71/14 •'»688 (7.75/14) I/iii .... ~ .. -B.E'. GOODRICH XL·200 Glaa Belted Radial 1t'Mtetcalls AR 78/13 (116/13) (151/13) 88 SJS0/15 (155115' IUIPe&ll.a.~• .._Lew ......... o-. ..... VNIROYAL 40,000 /tlUe BeUed STEEL Badia& SlfN/'1 P'ltrl/14. F'1111/1S '4 888 Oll'1al,. 111179/,. Oll7a/ ti 1117'1/1o4 Aflt11S ""1111' tl.lllt .,..,ta., .. SEARS Allstate .. ,...,Foreign & B.F. GOODRICH f'or-'-'-& Sport C•r Tim BRIDGESTONE .. " s~-Tires T/A IUISEO ••nE ..--v.. RV & SPORTS S~~UI r-• -L£JTEa TlllES NfHI' · Sl388 ~ •ws11ow SJ48S ....,. ..... ra.tlftd.,....,.._ .. ...., r/A60410SEBIES fhalv. . ~;::-'Saad ....,. s.•111 s.•111 Sf 688· As 837.88 ~ .....1 II ....,,. (151/11) (151113) ._ ... :>~ • -• .. Al .. • • •. ..... ..... ~'!.. .... Bl' Ct4JIPER. J'RVC.K ........ I ........ _ .. Yoo ~M./ ~ ---- ~ . .. Belted SJ'EEL Radiab TIRE~, • GJSLAVEo::,:=r:,·:u : ~ · m11239-•17511'44.. 1•1u$l .. 15111139-1es11.4888 1w1s4S• t.10115 29-7M/11 29" 1•11Jll l P •17'SIM49'8 •1tSl1sW' 4a • 1 DAY COUPON ·, ~SPECIAL!....,. =--~ LUBE. OIL CHANGE &OILRLTEI 07'11' .nt/1S •3488 (m/M, 1•11s) .-nm u111s F, ..... ~ .... (111111) (aal/15) .tf AINTENANCE FREE PERMA·LIFE BA.JTERIES 11¥11 •His w1n1 ................... cell41t'-' '44!8 .. ;:.r;,?'.-~. Wheel MJgnment . ·~ Cll\'TVRATO 367 RADIAL TIRES '19!!! ... ,,,. ·1.1111 I.II ._ ... , ... • ~ ""'9 & v ....... '24 88 4 cyt.--..... v.w.. sz9aa ,.,..., ..... • cyt ..... 1.s. Wt .. . , cy1. .... u. c.. ... s34 as SHOCK~ AIR SBOCKS lllT&L ............ •4!: '18'!! _ .... _ -. ... eaon ...... rt .. ._ ........................ f714111Nftt Mdl1'0M ,., ... ... " ....... _..,.. '714,IJMIM QUALITY RETREADS _..,,. ~ ._ ... 'It lllTM.1.-.... '89H ftllOllT OllC a ............ .,.,_ RIAlll Otllllll 81lA•• .ioa lllCWOb1 "" ........ - 1t<t•tc1t -....... "" tfft,q "--~ .......,,_ ....... _ ............ ..... ............... .,.... • -u., ............. ''" _ .......... .,...... . ..... _, ........... "* :i.:_ ........... ' ..... ...................... ._. ... ...,.... . .. ---·--· -...... -. .,.... .............. ,_ ................... ._ .... •-UC... •·•-II.LC.. ..W 111114Ut& IJ2H f'tl9' ..... o ........,..... ···~fl(. M.AA~ C. BLOOME .;•ffi .'Alltll."" "'.' ,,. ~. HUMTl•TOM llACH .. 11411 ......... ......... ...., 17141 .... 1441 11141 nt-16n I - . , . . AJfOAILY PILOT ------· PUaUCNoncE PUllUC NOTICE Mii P'ICTtTIOUS tllUlf .. NAMI STATIMllltT Tloo lollowl"Q 11enenur•OolftlltM!. --· T A 0 LL unlAPAIU$, ., 1.._0rcllld, ~-1/Nr, CA AclMkl 8 WeUtlft$, '122 ~ Dr • ..,.lflQIOft lffch, CA 9*' "-tw 4. ~. 71MOrdllcl. a..-.... Mar,CA.UlS TI!lt bol\l ... n I• COfldwtlld bJ a ....... ...._nM. A-Id 8. Wllltll~ ---fll .. wllll-a.-y C-OI Or•-°"""" °" ~''·""' ~ _....,Or-C:O.•t Daily Plio., ~ •. '"' -J..,_., •. 1l. .. "" UtS-'6 PUBUC NO'l1CE PICTITIOUSBUSINSSS lltAMaSTAHMINT "nlelol-lno_..1utotnoblalr•u .. Al.L PltlECl510N PAOOUCTS, m. '-Me!ot, No, soe. s.nt. ~ CA ~ .. -s.oit.:m.S. ..... No .. ...... 41M.CAt!1'7 ™' .,.,.,.... 11 ClOftOuded"' ... ;,.. ~ JIU4.s.tlt ,,, ............ _fl!MI--°"""" ~ OI 0r9"0I c-tv °"OK. Thur!d!x, .Jernwy !, tm HeSpent$68 To See Carte r ; rr..UD1a1 a1r:IMll DPY QIYa IDIQ' be tbe darUna of tbe HUocl'1 amall-town mQWS. but bis own QtJ Coancll in Shmando:ab, Jowa won't~ blm tbe • be apmi fOl' IU OD a trip to see Presidlllt-4Qet Jim.au Carter. ''Tbey must be the only ftve people in America who have e:sr,ressed dlaagreement with what I'm trytq to do. 'said Cbilds. "I Just wanted to itve tbem a chance to partake." In reJec:Ung Child's request, Oouncllmu Gree CGmel.I called the 2,»t-mile round trip to Plains, Ga., "ridiculous." O>nndlma llaJe N.ta said it '"made a mockery ol Shenandoah and tbe alftce ol tbemayOl'.'' • * Mayor •ayaant.J~ a bit man by anyone's standarda, ls 1etttnasmaner bytbeweek. He lost SS pounds in five months, and tbat'a caused fit· ting problems -be b.11 to wear auspendera to keep up bis somewhat baggy pants. Jacboo saya be bas 55 mofe pouDcls to take off before r&- acbing b1a goal of 185 by bia 39th birthday oo llareb 23.. That's when be plant to get "a whole new wardrobe." He attributes his wetgbt loa to fasting. * 10. '"'-....., Hundred.a of Northwm farmers are hoping that P1A111.-0r,.. eom o.i.., Pllol. an Indian Moslem pllDllJ.ae to buy millions of DK .... n.». 1m.tne1JM1.6, ''" dollars of ~erican food for poor Islamlc nations is ________ s_n_,.,._, UM tbwlcially backed humanitarian be claims to PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUSBUSllU!SS NAMaSTATIMElllT ,,,. lol_,,.. ....... s .,. dlliflQ 111$. f!H>ft' MT S lllVE5TMENTS, 132 E,....•ld Bay, La91MW 11Mactl, CA Gor'CllGrt L. Mou<lt\, llZ E,,,..ald 8ay, LA9'1'M! ~.CA H ,,_ -...n, 122 E-.ald a.y, '--8"<91. CA Tiii\ IMltl~• It <Oftducted b!1 • ..-•-'-"'lo Gor'...,L~ ,,,.. ,. .. _ •• , filed """' - ~ C""1t of Orar199 C-ty°" OK. ,,..,.. be. 11-.med AWll Gtdear, a 59-year-old native d India who lives in Paris, bas convinced at least two American agrkulture representatives be will have Joans from Arab banks to buy wheat, com, aoybeana and beef -perhaps a ball billloo tons. However, Arab government and business of- ftdala and Moslem religious olliclals who sbould mow d Gafoor's activities say they know not.bing about him, offlciala in Seattle said. * Senate Democrats voted to give Sen: R11bert B. BamplaniJ a new posWoo as d resident pro tem or· the Senate with a pay ralff and a chauffeur-driven li1D01••ne. PVBLIC NOTICE 1be resolution adopted un-----------1 animously by tbe Senate "':::..~':!.:::::r Democratic Confennce is sub- "1'19 ~ --11-. ._.. ject to approval by the full -· Senate. It would apply to all 8AtlAULT ENTEAPA1$E5· ....... _ former p-' .. ~•~ and dilMaEA P'AIAIHO C:OMPJIHY, 711 •~~ • ~~ W. 11'11 SC,~ 812, C.C.t.a _..,CA ~presidents 'lJlo subsequent- ...,, Joel ~ .. er ... vlt. '4127 w )J ant elected to tfie Senate. _ .......... CA9*1 Hamphrey,vicepresidentto .. UIONlllY ~ ..._ 19 _..."'.,"" PNlideot L,..._ a. J bc .. from 196Sto 19m, also ,... T. 8-11 .,. .llUlde an ex-olficio member of the Seoate &!, ~ ~!.,!*'c.:, •: Demottatic Policy Committee and given the ~ •. "" prhtlege of attending White Home cOllfereoces NllltNd Or1119 c-,,_, "= with tbe COlllftlllional leadership . ..... ll.10.21."17 * . PUBLIC NOTICE ..,CTJTIOUS a1111•ass •..C ITAT'SMatfT .,,,. tottowlllQ --~ ... -'· --· MONO U.5 A., llJ16W...._ "-' ... V.llT, CA.,111 4.ry ~. io.tf El 0..-. -V•li.o,,CA~ TMt~l.~i., ...... ~. GMv Goldlltr4 Tllk ---... '"" "'"" tlle Qluflty Olftl .. 0reft9e ~-o.c. 71.,.,. ..... """"""" ~ c:.Mt °"'"' ....... °"" .. ""'-~ .. 11, JO.,.,, $M.1t The older brocber of C. AnllleM s.D, whose fUleo baaineu empire faces tJill1oa dollar claims, tried to put aiJC of tbe companies be controM ia bmtraptcy bot a judge refaled. Tbe petition by ~ t A. s.w. identified tbem (,._,__ ____ ....,) as wholly owned sub-PEOPLE sidiaries ol Peppedand, _ _ Inc., itself a wholly _______ _, owned subsidiary of Finl National Finance Corp., owned by Smith and bis wtfe. Included js San Luis Rey Downs, a r'elOl't and bone training la)'(8 when tbe 78-year-old Smith lives In northern Sao Diee>Coanty. • 'Dae Arlsona o.t ol Appeals aftlnlMd the m-Jaughter convictian and seatmee of G·r.-i.,.. Vate.nela lo Ute death of Ene& lllrUda. Miranda wu defmdaat in a 1114 U.S. Supreme Court case that resulted ID a ~ tUt police must iDfonn scapeets ol tJMir rtOta upon am.at. He WM ltabbecf to cleath Jm. 31, ~in a downtown-Pboen.ht tavern ftlbt. Valemuela was~to ftw to seven years UnpriaGa- ment for voluntary m-l•.pter. • 1A1eJ WU.. II c M 11., who hu no previous foreign polle)' experience, baa been chosen to bead · the State Department office which helps set U.S. policy oa cwenea arms salea. Soutte8 •aid llfs. Beason wW be named by Secntary ol State-del•pate C>'na a. Vw:e to UDdeneeretar)' ol state for security a11i1tance. If eon- ftrmod bJ the Senate, abe would become tbe blabeet.ruking ...... ta &&ate Departmmt Ida-...... tor)'. Mn. Bea.Ion ... srwklmt ol tbe Leque of Women VcMn from U88to111175. \ Newport Man Among Jaycees' Top Figures 61fllff;f1~ ... . : .. ~. . ...... : ...... M,.f\KE '; ''ffl~lf.t ~ TU~. Okla. (A.P) -A Newport Beach man ia amoq 10 ficurel in eo· tertalnment, sports, medicine and ~t named America's Ten Oefttend!ni Young Mm for 19TI br tbe Unit.cl States JQCeeS. The '1'0UJ>, which Includes ne.la Lee a...te.maa, 33, a Newport Beacb buaineuman, Sten G8l"f'e1 of the Los Angeles Dodgen and entertainer Wa19e Newtoa, wlll receive the • awards In ceremonies at Laa Vegas ~-_..,,.. .• _ ooJao. u . WAYNE NEWTON Lande1man. 33, is dir~tor of Audiology Center, Inc .• Newport Beach. Besides teachina bia subjeel. 1118 CODSUlta with 13 Califomia ICbool dis· trlcta aervtns deal populations ud maintains a children'• institute for deaf chlldreo. This year's .seJectione: -Father Wllllam E. Attrta.m. 31. priest and teacher at Momlgnor Bon- ner High School in fbiladeJpbia. He oven:ame injuries received fn an ac- ddeat to become one of U.e few quadriplegics to beeome a pritll. -U.S. Rep. a... AllVlill, 34, of Oregon. He ls the youngest major of- ftceholder in Oregon and bas made a record in reform in coagressional committees. -Fraak .James Baab, 35, certified PObllc accountant from Memp~s. 'l'eon. He 1a the founder of the Mem· phis chapter of the Natlonlll Associa· tMm ol Bfack Accountants. Gift y00rself .. With the lazy ~·s choloe • Oeete er•~• delights. . for , deelert. fof lunch. to treeze ' tor special occasions • Easy. easy. eaay • o.ter ~ It; it hes to be good • 14.88 -llanJ F'Ol"ltel'Qapla. M, enter. .~ .. • ~.l~.~$.~.''. ~tw!'°;\d8~.J·m~tctd:: :· :·fA$T;'..: Grammy Awant IMJmlnaticma. Re ls . • i,;.~ • atJo known tor co-foundlftg World 1..Jt• 1·:~&: ... Ranier Year, allOD1JJQfttbmdatkm q,~-l. ~~ dedicated to lnc~ public aware· • ....... f~ a"· Delloftbebuniercrtm. . .... v.~ nr . . ·p"· tN' staff:,~a:e~::e :.·:.i . .. v bqan a career In Journalla..-as re-·. · ., s • search tecbnlcJan and project editor at tbe M.D. Andenon lbpU.ai ln --·11 .. ill·----· Hoult.oo, later bad bis own advertla- tq aceocy and bandied public ma---------- Uona with the President Ford Com· mlttee ln Texas. -Garvey, 28, ftnt basemu lot the U. Anaeles Dbdpra. Much ol his free Ume ls spent aa campaign cbalnnan for Soutbem Calllomia's MulUple Scleroals Olapter. -°'· Dand w. JWta-. 28. lntem from PblladelpbJa. He is the only am. dent wbo was bllDd through all of bis Diedfcal acbool and while in school waa picked as a subject for a 'televlalon movie. "Journey from D~." -Newton, 34. singer, Las~=· He bu been active in various . thropl~cauaes. -Dr. Grady Stambo, 31, physician. Hindman, Ky. His goal was to serve the often Ul·served people of Ap- palachia and tl:\e East.em Kentucky Health Services Center, Inc .. attests to bis nationwide model health care program in rural America. Red.Croes Class Set Tb' Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross will present a Workshop on Cint aid for foreiCn body obstruction ol the airway Jan. 29, from 1 to4p.m. at Qiap. ma College, Orange. Blockage· of the breatbin• passages. which usually occurs during eating, ranb •ix· th as a cause of acciden· tal death in the United States. Pre-registration for the class ia required. For more i nformation lm-5381. DRIP COFFEEMAKER •Thi s pri ce i s ~~I-el • The coffee stays fresh & hot. never bitter. • Fast . . . easy . . . '° good. • From Mim>. in ha,..,. gold with brown trim. Mino M9IM:. 14.88 Hamilton leach DOUBLE MAC .. IRON A unLE .•. IRON A LOT? unLEMAC You11 fttp "°"' grid • • wtl8t thele two can do. • Broil hlmburgef'I on one side: Flip tM Orid to hy beoon & egga or griH ~on the other. • a.n. ee.y, last. conwnient. 15.88 RIVAL 31/t 9UART CROCKPOT 14.88 • Seal around tuba. showert. ~oorwaya • EMy to apc>ly • UN with ·~QUI\. • Chooee a Sunbeam. • Ef11118 the wnntcles fast with tM "~t of Steam." • This Jewel is M lf..clean1ng too. 19.88 • Or # f t-1 g Steam & Ory Iron ... Wiii Iron out all yaur pressing problems• and the Price is'°'° nght. 8.88 ASTROTURF DOORMAT Glad to be a dOOf' mat tor lust eYer;One • 14x24 .•• looka like gtass ..• Sldd-fesiat9!lt beck . • lonQ-wearlng • Shake or hole 1t clean. . 1.99 ROCKWB.L 3/8 .. VARIABLE SPEED I• 9' x 12' Full 318~ chuck ... tlddel big ~ drilling proJeota. 2.1 amo. ""*>r. UL lilted. 16.88 8 GLIDDEN LA TEX SEMI-GLOSS ~ ENAMEL a: Q - Outings To View Whales ·'Movie Glorifies Killer' Chessman Prosecutor Criticizee Film The San Clemente High School Parent Teacher Student As· aoeiaUon ( PTSA> is sponsoring trips from Dana Point on weekends to watch grey whales m~ their annual mi- gration south lo Baja ~ California. Tripe are scheduled at ... 9i:....• 9:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Jan. s. t, ts. 1a. 22, 23, 29 C..I .. .AIR and 30 and Feb. 19, 20, 216 Costa Mes an Jean and Z7. Cost of the trip is Down will head the SC per person, said~~-WAC Veterans con- cy .Lamberg, publicity vention scheduled chairman. d . A t t n.-R es er v ationa are unng ugus a '-'Kl available by mailing the Newport Beach Mar· party's na~e. ~~g riott Hotel. She ~as address (including zip served the org8lllza· code>. telephone number ti 0 n 0 r r 0 r mer and first and second service members as choice of dates and time chaplain. to Wbale Watch, 2W71 --------Ave . Las Palmas, Capistrano Beach. 00624. Hospi•taJ Mrs. LamberJ said a check or money order for tbe full amount should be made payable to SCHS PJ'SA. (All tickets are tax-deductible.) Tickets and directions to the boats will be sent by r.e- tum mail, she said. Additional information is available by callini '496-n06 New Name To Reflect Approach The journallam de· partment at Orange Coast Colle1e baa changed its name to "communications." The new name renects the curriculum ·s broad approach to man's methods of communica- tions, according to Spencer Crump, OCC professor of communica- tions. Courses Offered Nuraes can earn bachelor of s cience degrees in boapital mana1ement, t._tln1 classes Tueaday and Wednelday eveninp at Mlaalon Community Hospital lo Minion VMjo. Paclflc Cbrlatlan Colle1e ol Fullertcll ta beginning Its new decree protram for nureea at tbe bosplt.1. 2'7802 Puerta Real W1bway. Pacific Cbrlstlan Collqe ta •ccredlted by the Western Auoclatklo of Scboola and Collecea. said Mary Jo Conaway, of the MlssJon Communl- ty nursin& ataff. Additional lnf ormation is available by callinl Mrs. Conaway at tbe boapltal, '95·4400 or 851·2300, or PacUtc Cbrhttan Coll•••· 87Nll01. The department otlf:f'3 courses in newawritin&, make-up a nd edilln1. He's Elected publ ic relatioaa, magailne productJon, SAN DIEGO <AP> - media equipment and Jim Batt1 bas been television. elected chairman of the Spring registration San Diego County beJins Feb. 1. For more aupervisors. He replaces l n form at ion . ca 11 Lee Taylor. who was :sM-5772. chairman for 12 months. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Caryl Cheeall)an, the convicted "Red u,bt Band.It .. wbo woo 12 years of reprieves before dytn1 tn California's gas chamber, fecea a oew trial on the movie scnen -but h1a old .eroeeeutor main· ta1ns he'• u guUty as ever. Cbeuman. a prison au&bor' and Jallbouae lawyer whose own lecal motiooa kept him alive until 1880 when ,all appeals bad been a· baulted, ta the aubject ol a rum. "Kill lie II You Can," bellW abot by Columbta Pictures for NBC. 11111' J. MILLER Leavy, tbe man wbo pl'06ecuted Q)euman in UM8 and thereafter, SQI the movie la Juat an attempt to cJorify Cheuman. convicted or more tban a doien counts ol kid· nap for the purpoee of robbery - with bod11y harm -aa welt u robbery and various sex crimes. Chessman died May 2, 1i80 - "Law Day," Leavy recalled in an interview. He said he bas read the acrtpt that the Columbia producUon began with and concluded: "All they're trying to do la glorify Cbeuman. It's not a true ac- CCMmt.'' LEAVY COllPIAINS that (llm d.lreetor Bun Kulik contacted him and uked Leavy to give b1a aldeoltheCbeumanstory. "I said, 'Su.re, I'll be bappl to. Just tell me when.• But then UMy never called back," said Leavy, n, wbo retired from the dlltrict attome7'1 office Jan. 1. 1974, after 41 yeara. Romancea Course Schedaled A specJal sectloa en. titled "Modern Romances'' will be d· fered thia aprlng by the English department at Oranae Coast College. According to course in- structor Pat Geary, the class will begin by analyzing "Jane Eyre" and "Wutberlne Heights," and move on to study s uch contem- porary autbOl"I u Vic- toria Holt, EmUle Lorina and Mary Stewart. The class will meet at 11 a.m. Tuesdays Jnd Thursdays. Spring re- giltration begins Feb. t . tor more information. call 55&-S172. Winter Class Seats Open in Strn Juan Re1latratlon for San Juan Capistrano winter ncreadcn claues will CODtlnue weekdays tbroulb Jan. 14 from I a.m . to 5 p.m. at ell)' omces. 3MOO Pueo Adelanto. Span. are available in all cluaes, said Tom Baker, recreation d1rector. but some ... Jon.a are fl1llnl fut. AllONG THE DANCE cla11es available to adults throulb \be dl)''a ttere1U0.0 pro1ram are: -Adult ballet, Saturdaya at lO:ao a.m. at San Juan Elementary Scbool; fee, S1I -B•1l1 dance, Wedneadaya, bltw .. e and t :ao p,m., deptndtn1 on tbe 1"91 ol achlevemeat; fee, '15 -DANCSaCIBB (8Ll••IMG Lbroqb dancel, Monda.ya at 7:ao p.m. at Mareo Forster 11.ntor Hlab; '"· $12 -Pol)'neslan daote, Tuesdays at 7 LT.· at a private danee studio; fee, In addiUoo to dance foe adulta, the San Ju.a Nere.UC. PIOlfUD on .. eta.a. for children ln ballet, belly ct.Dee, PolJDlllan dlDce and creatlve IDO'Nmmt. T'8 followlDI apeclalty claaaea are allo avaUabJeeo adalta: -AC'ftNGWOltSBllO~MODdays at 7 p.m. at San Juan Elementary ~!!9·'11· -tJrJqe for belflmers and th4t ln· t..-mtdiate-advuced. Wedneldafl, at 1 p.m. tor beltnMn or e:ao p.m. for man QDlrlaced playera, at Marco J'wwt.r JUDJor H1cb School; fee, SIJ, pluUSllabfH. -CU• deeoratlnl, -ru.daya at 7 p.m. _at Caplatrano Jtlementar1 Scbool; , ... f.14. IN ADDITION, a »wellt q obe-ds.e. COVM will be offend at the l:adneo part1q lot. ~ llwbo Viejo Road, Tueec!ays, from • to 9 p.m. Cb1ldrt9l qt1 9-1' pay a *18 fee Cor the doc·train1q course; adulta. a Sll fee. Addltlonal Information on all COUl'lll aDCl OD reliatntioo procedure la anllabl• by caWDg city offices, •un. Bleck Pin•, Tame Junlpert, N•neltna. Abella. OIMnder • . Mor .. Iris, aind "''"Y mof9. PORTRAYS CHE89MAN AJan Alda .Leavy eaya be woa'talp tbe re- lease allowin& Columbia to use bis name. l'M ASKING THEO legal deputment not to use my name," be aald. Columbia apotesman Doug Dulbman 1ald the studiO bu n- celved no aucb request. Dultaman added the script was wriUen from trlDIC!tpta of court. seeafOO!' ovor the years and from belp provided bJ Rosalie Asher. <2Mlllman'1 lqal adviser during tbe Death Row years. Alan Alda. a comic actor best known for his role as Hawkeye in the "ll·A-8-H" televblclo aeries, will play the straJOt role of Cbelaman. TALIA 8BlaE, AN Oscar 9'0Dlinee for her supporting role tn "Godlather II." will portray Mila Alber. Chessman. though be denied tt to the end, was acewed of lteaJ. lU a car tbat bad a IJ)Otllgbt wblcb be covered wltb red cellophane, so it looked like a police car at ntabt. ""VSING THAT PLOY. the Red Ugbt Bandit stopped cars and robbed the people inside. In one of the cars was a 17-year-old girl who was forced to col'.\lmit oral sex acts. As a result of the trauma, she spent years at Camarillo State Hoepital as a mental patient. E..cutlV9 Ottlc .. : 7812 Edll'IQer Ave •• Huntington Beach, CA 92647 _ .. ____ _ $0(Jth•ffl C•flf01nl• ~IOM/ Oltl~•: 4140 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807 8955 Valley View St .. Buena Pa~l CA 90820 201' s S. Avalon Blvd., Carwon, ""'t07'4e 1001 E. lm~rlal Hwy .. La Habra. CA~t t095 trvlne Blvd .. Tu1Un, CA 92e80 235 N. CltNI Ave .. Wesl Covina. CA 91793 • ~Ill outdoor furnHure FACTORY SECONDS AND OVERSTOCK SALE SUPER Furniture! · SUPER 50% OFF SALE CllAlll CHAISES TAil.ES ... .... ..... '38" 17750 s3r Olll DAY OILYI CAii ONLY! 9 A.M. Saturday, January 15, 19n NO CHECKS OR CREDrr CARDS 17101 Armstrong Ave.• Irvine PHONE714/540-87&0 "''"'' W.rl Utu FLAT WALL PAINT • SMOOTH, Mil APPUCATIOM! ==~"" n~ 2ea • UL ca.H'Mt c • ...,,, lATEX FLAT WES TM Ill STER 15191 BEACH SANTA ANA 322 w. 17th All PAINT • COLOlf AST VllCYL l.Altxl • lNlll"UU: DITIM Tll£J • Wf WATO CW•.wt 898-3388 547·778l n.1w f.t P.M.: SAT. l:J0.5:30 P.M.; SUM. IM P.M. Tt ---,.,.~~llO I MASTH CffAllGE WlllCOll -USC OU• LAYAWAY? ~12119 oatyu-.. .,, ,.,. B..,.ataUzetl Evangelist Billy Graham, 58, will re- main in Mayo Clinic in Rochesterd Minn .• for several ays for treatment or phlebitis. , . . 1 · . ed Am1t,1m1t SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The state Supreme Court bas ruled that the three-year statute of limitations oo cooapiracy charges com- mences with commission of the crime and that later attempts to conceal the crime can't extend tbellmil. Plant Eleetrlelan Career Called Steady By IOYCE L. KENNEDY Deai loyee: CoUI ,_ set me ID· f«matloD .. behlc • eledrtdu ta a plant or big office '-lldtp«! I dae't llave a lllgll school diploma bat like eleetrlcaJ work. -C. L .• Springfield, Mass. Maintenance electricians (MEs for short) deal with electrical equipment in all sorts of workplaces in every community. In manufacturing plants, they take care of lbiDp like motors. generators, hoists and cranes; in DOD· manulacturing establishments - hotels, office buildings, hospitals, re- tail at.ores -they may service laun· dry equipment, security systems, elevators, and the like. YOU WON'T GET rich, but it's solid, steady work. A 1976 study or 21 geographic areas shows an average of $7.69 per hour base, or $9~ with fr· i.nge benefits for unicn MEs -and this occupatioo is heavily uniooized. Not all experienced YEs earn as much as $? an hour, but some earn more -several labor cootracts call for $14 with fringes for MEs in utillty companies and airlines. (By comparison, the national average for union comtructioo elec· tricians in the buUdingtrades is $10."3 per hour base, or $12.:1> with frioges. But there's been a much higher un- employment rate among canstructiao electricians than ama:ag MF.a recent-lf. aays a union rep, who adds that comtruction electricians often must relocate while llEs can stay put. Dur· ing alack times, however, coostruc· tk:JD electricians. wbo 1eoeral11 have ( CAREERS ) a higher sklll level, can move into maintenance work.> EXCEPT FOR THE formal appren· ticeship route, which usually requires a diploma or equivalent, It's possible to wire into maintenance work without a high school education. Many who learn informally oo the job add to their experience by studying at a private or public vocatiooal school, or correspondence sehool. On the plus side, MEs can work vtrtu.ally anywhere and are not glued to the industry in wblcb they were trained. THE MAIN DISADVANTAGE is the risk of frying yourself if you get careleu. Pay ls low whn. you're leanWll and opportunities foe advan· cement are limited, but M& often keep their jobs wben others are laid ~-Employment's expected to grow moderately through the mid·l980s. For more informatioo, get a copy of a new (our-page brief, "Maintenance Electricians. No. 39S," available for $1 from Chronicle Guidance, Moravia, N. Y. 1.311B. READER SERVICE: No high adaool diplomG1 Far a free Labor Deparlfllftt booldd, "Jobi far WMcla a ffiola School Edllccdion It PrefeTTeel, but Noe Ean- tiol," #rid a Of'mmed. ad/~ nJOilifto lobd to Joyce Lcdll ~ at. u.il. ~-No boolddt.,., tDUhout reqWed lobd. Sped~ t#k. AUolo ..onol IDftb /or MlivaJ/. ~ fnlU F.t>. 1. Don't rnJss the lnc:redJble feats of Piete Paulo, famous lduslonlst & m8Qldmit Whlle the VIiiage ls artttng ptb.s, Paulo II sawtng women In hlllf- eve.n quartersl View his estoundlng performences S.turday, \January 8th end Sundey, January 9th I I -at 1:00 and 3:00 PM. ov.r eo quaint •hope-open dally 10-e1s.t.10-8/&un.11-s . , FREE ADMISSION TEBJak BankAmencard, Master Charge, Personal Check, Terms. But incidents related in the ADDmOICAL IMSPEC1'IOM HOURS: VlrgU article, he said, altboulb Mon.,Tues.&:Prt.10a.m.to5p.m.,Sat.12noontoSp.m., oftenunflatterlng,COOQOte .. oear. Sun. 2 p.m. to 5 p .m. I I I I ly as strong a poaiUve Image u theydoanegaUveone." AUCTIONEER: I Art Levine I In returnlnc the case to I rJar.~i°~rts'!:f= \_ WE BUY FOR CASH _j' fine=~~=e= OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. tnvaslon ~vacy oo tbe bub WHOLE ESTATES OR SINGLE ITEMS. otltsl.975 g. -------------------------\Vall rt~go We're celebrating the Grand Opening of our two newest stores in Anaheim and Daly City with one of the biggest sales In our history! Come see the newest wallcovering patterns at the lowest prices Imaginable. It's a wallpaper supe1 market. You llave to see It to believe It! An exciting new concept tn Wiii s-per stores! No more confuting wallpeiper bOob. No· waiting days for delivery. Every P1ttern It dllplayed on -to-view nelt next to a stock bin. Learn to hang your own waJlpaper and save up to $100 per room, or more labor costs. FREE dally dasses. tt's easy and It's fun, so come In and join us! Just make your Hfectton, rellCh In and take the rolls you require and go to the check-out counter. It's a whole new way to uve on fine quality wallpapers. PAE·PASTED STRtPPABLE va1uee to $10.H •• $1.88 to $8.88 VlNYLrCOATED PAPERS va1"" to sa.oo ... $1.88 to $3.88 FABRIC-BACKED VINYLS V.luea to $10.95 • • $3.88 to $7.88 WOVEN ORIENTAL TEXTURES Velues to S40.00 • $7 .88 to $12.88 MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: .Ekiy with ccwideoct. Except for doM-out • .,,,., "' wallplpef's told by Wllllplpet I To Go we nMumatJte tor excNng8 or c:Omplet• ...tunes. UC Irvine's Slate Listed Tbe following aebedule of activiUes open to the public hal been announced by the UC Irvine Ex· tealion prop-am: TV9SO.V,JANUAltY ti ............... <~~ ........ -._ s..ttord, Pf!.O~ POii .... ..._, (.eltfOnll• C:OllOt ol ~. UC trvl11a. Fl"t tit a UC 1...-axtlMleft ~·"'• 1-IO D.m., 91M. Jlllt, .._,_ltlat Halt, UC lrvtM c-. l'w: ..,, lncllldff t..ctt. "Spa11ts11 tor 91nt111n a11d ,.,,.....,,..., .. ~·~· ¥.A..~ ......... Et1ancla HIQll ~. A UC 1r111111 Exlent!on -... -.140D.tn~ R,,,, tn. H-iti.t Hiii. UC IN""~ F .. : l11, l11- UUd9S-OI La~ Lab. "Caftolf'. tlll E11vlroft......t, aolCI tlle ""lllk." Tl-y Groc:ktr. M.D .. _. teuor, <llelrme11. E11vlr-I Mldl<IM, UCI Meolk.al Sdloal.O..ol I ..,.. ef 1«1-Prtllftlld by IN 5'_. ot e1ot09l<•I ScllncH. ttll lllOlotW of ~r Stu$t1t ~11M Md IJlll~ty Ewt.Mloll, UC lrvlM, lft (OO!leF.,lon wltll tlll Anwf'l<.eft CMclff Se<tety, 1 .. :. '·"'~ Scltla ~"4111, UC lnilM campus.. Fr11 .... lllllllk "'INC• pem\lh . M • •1th1 ..,,.., •lld P:ktloMllM •~11:• Mertorl• \.unebrl11k, M.".A., IP1structor /writ.,. A UC tn4M Sntmloft llf'OOHm, 1· 10 p.m., Rm. '61. Soclll Scten<e Lab, UC .,,,...<-.Fee: .... TUtnOAY,,AM.11, tt,151 ..... t, I, U,, It; MAR OU '"Paned 11'1.m: Tiie 0.-T"""9 11\doors •114 Outdoors:• Herold tc~ttr, Pll.O .. aul1tent llf'O-tenor, 91olootcet Sclet1en, uc lrtllllt. A UC tr-11111 ~Ion eiOllt· ...., ,,...,_, 7-10 1>.M .. Rm. 140. ....._ ~t. UC lrvlM ~ ...... Sllwdey fltld trlPt. Fee: 541. ll'Cludits-.......... ,,. TIIU lllSDA V, JAN. tJ • ......,,.,,-TtlomM fMkon, M.O •• .,,...._""' Chetnnltl of P9cllalrles, UCI Mldl<al Olnt.r. Pert of a UC lrvlM ••t•Mlo11 11cturt wrlH, "\AW'lll"I ~~lltlH: ~and •lollelcal D"'*"loM,.. 7· 10 P.m.. •in. 140, Soclel SCltnct Ub, UC l"'*"Uftll>US. "'"' H~t.SM; o.dlt. $1'. Slftole eclftllDloll II sc-o ~"" "~els Nd Ille Merlnt ~ vt-1." Haydlt1 R. Wlllla11tt, M.S..-•-.., fw tMtNr:1iaMI Oe ·•-·t. ~ West 011191t, Md ount .,...,_ •lrlt ol a UC 1rvt111 1!11t1ns1011 prog,.m/rllm ..,.... wNatural History ef MartM Marnnwth," 7·11 p.m., •in. 160, ~Hall, UC lrvlM ~ .... : '1 J. Include\ ft.kl trl1>1. ,,.., 77, WllateWetchl"ll; Mer. 3,Merlntl4nd. "Moc1ar·n o .. m• on luoe and ScnM." Ooewet> SCMll, #J>... ~ 11Ndor, Ut1lvtf'llty EJCt_..,,,, UC tNtM. A UC lrvlno II ........ -9'llM, MOp.m., RM. 266, H-it!n Hell, UC lrvllll umS>US. ,, .. , S'lQ. 111- dlldln ._._ tldltb. '"Cl\an91"0 a.Mvlor." Howefif Wiiton, prosldent. ~tnlllllttatl .. tt_.r<ll Auocletes, 111e. A UC lrvlnt EIMM!oft -.S.y _,.,_, t :ioe.m.-4:Jl)p.m .• Hotlcley trwi,3131 lltlslOI, COiie ~. FM: Sll), 111- Cludff cl•u mererlal•, 11«11 ftltd .... """ "WllM Is Transe<tlonel Allelysl,?.- lto&er1 OavldM>n, Pll.D .. clflllcel lllY<llOfoOISl; Dale Crain, A..8., tx• Kllllvt cllro<tor. ProJoct ow ....... l'lnt of ii UC lrvlM ~ -.,.,,,, "ln1rodue1loll to Tr-1lonal AMIVSI,," 7-10 p.m .. Rm. 2AI. Sodel SClenU Lall. UC Irvine~ !'et: ~l."4; Credll.S66. HMoClv•tlon -Eerly Ht_,, Md .. lcetlofts/' CllarloS S. .....,, Pll.O .. -14111 I>,.,.._ f/I ....._ and lndu,trlel ReletlOf'ls, LAl'tel• ,,_ ~t Unlvtnlty, I.al An9e1M. Fl,. Of a UC lrvlfta E.llleMlcln 1Ktwt Mf'los.. "Motivation -TMory .-Id f'roct ... ,'' 7•t :IO p ..... fl"'-IOI, ~ ~ 9!09.. UC lrvlne ~l'w:U.S. "TM Law: Wllat 11 Mean\ 10 YOU/' """-Y T. Canole. LL.a .. •ttornev ec '-•'°'"'of a UC lrvtnt I!-..... ""9M\ MO p.m .. Rm. lft, 5oclel , Sclwca "-UC trv"'9 cam-. F<N: • ~ .. $S2; cr.411, "'·Incl--~ "l"'tnUltOIOQy e11d Im· ~aoy,'' Ga le A ~"'91r. Pll.O •• ~of Mkl"OOlelovl'-1_,..,,..,, UC lrvlnt. 0.. ol • ...... of ledw'9t --..., ... s.:-t "' ~ StleMes, "" .......,.,C-.St ...... ~ _,~~UClr\'IM "'_ .......... -~ c-S.Clety. 7~• p.m., 5iclloa ~Hell.UCl..W.C-...~ --~ "--·_.,,," .. P .. OAY, $AT\UIOAY ANO SU• DAY,.,..,'4.\SM01' "0.ftl ...... ~·-S-llt• ~ Utw.-..:• attl ""1111. • .....o., ....._. ........ Cllnl69- Alien Jailed LOS ANGELES (AP) -An illegal alien from Mexico has been ordered to serve eight months in jail for receiving stolen proper ty . Javier Gonzales Goo.zales, 22. from G uadalajara, pleaded guilty to receiv· ing tbe property taken in bur1laries from the homes of Los Angeles Board of Education member Kathleen Brown Rice, the gov· ernor•s sister, and former Superior Court Judge Kenneth N. aw.- try. ~ Capo Bay League ~ To Eye Justice Tiiie Capistrano Ba.v Area League of Women .. Voten *111 eumme tbe Jtmmlle J•tice •rstem dUl'tq meetiap ID the homes of membe(s Ulla nxmtb. :. ,,_ Captsttano chapter holds two daytime and two evenin& meetinp each month. lleetinl• .ut be held at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 11 ud. 25 llt tbe home of Vella Nutt. 42S lloate Vista. San Clemente aftd at 7:30 p.m. Jan 11 and rt at the bome of Mary Carhart. 30286 Grand Vista. Lapa& Nlpel. No reservation or Invitation ls necessary. • PUrtber lnformaUoo Is available by telepboolq -.SUl. ~· THIS RI.SAT .. SUM. ONLY I 4k & I lie GOLD JEWELRY ChaJna. Ri,._ (including diamonds) Bracelets, Earrings, Charms. 16 C50LD HOOP EARRINGS CAMPUS COBBLER CAll4NI YAU.IT C1M111 • 4111C.,..._..,llYM .... ...,. .. "11 MW..Aod -Ne>~t1~ !!lut!c!!y. ~ e. tm OAIL v Pft.OT AJJ '~•ateau Headae•e '78' New Vintage LambaJJted by French W-me Critic storqe cost.a. There's also le.as need for them to be coaeerned about impuritJes lo the wine becaU!ff it's served chllled, wbicb teods to cover up the roueh spot.a. WHERE SPVRSIBR DISAGREED WITll Courtine waa on tbe quail~ ol the wiDe aimed at tbe export market.. Spurner tbought lt wu llkety to be betttt than what ii being eold in Frll!lce because tbe abippers are afraid of killl.Q8 a fad wltb a bad pro-duct. "They tried to push Beaujolais Nouveau in New York ln 1973 and it tell nat because lt was bed 1tuff. 'l'bey've had to wait until the memory died to puab aaain." The commercial success of Beaujolais Nouveau also has spawned a series ol other early Of' new wines. For Courtioe, the>' have the same sua· ary faults of tbe Beaujolais. GOOD LUCK! MINNESOTA VIKINGS Home grown garden show These lush, IQvely plants will put on a spectacular show around your home. And to help them become the stars of the nelghbortiOOcl, we have a special, health·giving nutritional formulation. So drop In, and talk It over with our gardening specialists. Then get ready to show off magnificent plantings for many years to come. A. 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State College 1275 Brl•tol 32A w..t Katella 637·9671 or 893-6523 870"0050 Nt-1800 Open Mon. thru Frl. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 ~ ~ ttwu Frt. ~ to 9 Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6 Sat. & Sun. 9 to 8 lat. • ~ 9 to I l Of Salesmen and I Q Tests • ·~ Raearclt by t.be students ol. the mind has I proved repeatedly that tntell11ence tests are 't virtually worthleu when It comes lo the selec- ticp ol the best sales clerb; Tb1s most certaln· ~ b""doel-not refer-toaales executives wbowind1 up aa t.be presidents ol tbetr corporatloos. Nor :;;::r;=a o~~t=~:f v~Ptm:~~1tfl~' specifically to t.boee~people-to-people'i con· venatiooallst.s who slllow the merchalidise and close tbe deals. Thelr talents, w1Ucbican 1 be remarkable and various, nonetheless are not revealed in IQ tests. Some psychoanalysts-insist the proof that their profession dates back 3,000 years can be found in J obn VIII: 32; "And you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.'' Nobody bas yet ex- plained satisfactorily why couples who marry in January, February and March tend lo have the highest divorce rates. NOMINEES Q. "How many former Anny and Navy officers have been final nominees for tbe U.S. presidency?" A. Army, 26. Navy. four. Our file on what women like most must be incomplete. Il only cootains the results of one study which lists in descending order: To make love, earrings, cars, handbags and bright bath towels. Clearly, further research is due. • A survey of 14 million girls between the ages of 13 and 19 indicates each spends an average of about $(50 a ye.ar on the war~be. Estimators t.hink a fifth or the world s run· ning fresh water goes down the.Amazon. MARY'Sl.AMB It's well known that the fll'Sl words which CaTtCer Society 'Slims' Tilt Off HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) -National publicity and criticism Crom the American Cancer Society have prompt~ a locaJ branch ol the society lo end its involvement with a tennis tournament sponsored by a major cigarette manufacturer. "We regret that a cooflict or interests bu been seen in our participation in a tennis tournament," said a statement by the Broward County branch of the cancer society. 1bomas A. Edison spoke into a phonograph THE FUROR BEGAN LAST week when Dr. y,._.._. ...... _.._. ...... _.._. ...... _. .......... _. ..... ~,_.111111111¥George Meyer, a Fort Lauderdale radiologist, criticized the group for planning a benefit night dur-By Bil Keane ing a Virginia Slims tennis tournament scheduled here. Prize money for the tour is donated by the Philip Morris Tobacco Co. The letter sent by the local group lo announce the fund·raiser portrayed a young woman holding a tennis racket in one band and a cigarette in another. -"FOB THE AMERICAN CANCER Society lo help in the advertising of cigarettes and to accept money from s uch a source is comparable to Alcoholics Anonymous promoting and profiling from the operation of a liquor store or tavern," Meyer said. Following nationwide publicity and comments from stale and national cancer society officials, the local unit's executive committee decided lo drop lthe benefit during an J>our·long, closed-door session. ' THE COMMl1TEE SAID IT would turn over all money collected to charity. "Our intentions were honest and honorable," said Dr. Rubin Klein,spresident of the Bro•anl Couo~y chapter . "This whole thing has been blown outol proportion." . He added: "Ir everybody in Broward County "New cards are nice and sJidey." I gave 50 cents, we wouldn't have to get involved with fuod-raislng efforts like this." If you were raced with a sudaen neea ror a subStant1a1 amount or casn. wnat woulc1 you ao ? Olp Into your tiara-won savings account? Borrow money at tooay·s Interest rates? Either way, you'd lose Interest. But If you tlad your savings In an account at Mutual savings. you d have anotner cno1ce. and ask them aoout 1% loans. Then bring your passoook to any of our 16 offices tn southern Galltornta anc1 a Savings counselor wlll arrange tne transfer of funds to your new htgn-rnterest account. Capistrano-San Clemente•: 570 Camino de Estrella 493-5651 Corona del Mar: 2867 East Coast Hlonway/675-5010 Fountain Valley•: 17900 Magnolia Street/963-8396 Santa Ana: 63\ North Main 547-9741 : The 1% Account loan. loans. Having them available means you can put your savlnQs In a certificate ot deposit that pays constaerabty hlgner interest tnan a passbOOK account. For Instance. a six-year: s I 000 minimum. certificate account pays 8.06% Interest per annum when 7.75% ls compounded dally. And your account. like all Mutual Savings accounts. Is insured to S40.CX>O by an agency ot tne federal government with returns guar- anteeo. If you do need casn. account loans are easily arranged because your account Is the security tor the roan. The account remains intact. earning full Interest. and •Open 5atur<'ays 10 AM to 2 PM •• ., savers who nave certificate accounts witn Mutual savings can oorrow up to 90% ot their savings account balance Tne Interest charge ts 1% per year more than ttle Interest their account ts earning. we look on tnese savings account toans as "Just-In-case" you avoid the penalties for early withdrawal of funds required oy taw. Compcn before you choose. our 1% loan proves that all savings lnst:tuttons are not alike. Calf a few of the otners _ tour I% ,. -; .... . . .. ·- ••r...., ~ • ··---.. -... ._ I t ~·,Al' ,,_ ,, , l".· ~-. ,, . " ~.: . "-" r,_. " , .. . « SOUW~COA~T PlilZA •, . ., PLAZA CUTLERY Henckels Cook's Krlves. JeV«al slles-$29.96. 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NoW S.99 to $3.99oyard 54$.0034 CALIFORNIA'S MOST IMPORTANT SHOPPING CENTER •.. . . j PAGE BOY MATERNllY •t" 5t*t and ac:orf '°' mothefS.tC>Oe h rxi1v._.:cottOI\ A nred. ruat. °' blue. Wos$16.00, tONSl0.99. 557-5734 dlane'11 AJ sale merc:handlle • from cu~ stoc:k · r•--ti:......_ 'II Off. 15l-~70 TOY CENTER The Gome of Jaws.. You win bV oolect- lng the most treoues from the .Shark's Jawi. $4.88. 545--6383 COMPANY'S COMING Denk~ SlT Srdfost, L.1":h and Tea. Fine Stoneware, 3 pc. set Sl6. 95. ~ ' 59~b~Co~ ?taza tf,- - Joseph Bogges likes a mini- facial of ginseng root, herbs and vitamins. Mixture removes blackheads and dead cells, moisturizes and lubricates skin. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Thurlday. January s. 19n 81 Lisa Wiedkehr paints sel soap cream on Jason Flynn (right). Its whipped cream texture is good for dry-oily combination skin.· At far right Richard Oullette enjoys deep cleansing facial given by Michele Norberg. Goat brushes remove dead cells. Search Eased Sometimes job hunting ls the hardest job of all. The Women's Opportunities Center, a service of Unlve,.lty Extension localed at the UCI campus, is of. ferlnl a Job Seeker8 Clinie to-me mbers or \he-WOC. 1be three-week pilot program is designed to help ease the uncertainty and loneliness of the job search. "Jt wiJJ be a sup~rtive group. After a day of depression without finding a job, it will give a boost." said Mary Mosby. WOC director. Each participant will keep a journal of her ex· perlences, and all will be given homework assign. menta dealln1 with daily accomplishments. An assertive training practice interview and a re- lmne writing workshop will provide information for tbe 18 women involved witb the clinic. "We will work with them intensively to help them llndJobe," noted Mn. Mosby. It la beln1 coordinated by woe counseSor Jeanne OoJdlnr, who Is assisted by Elaine Hart. Vivian Shaw Md Joann Williams. Members of the professional and business com· mun!Uea are servin' as advisors to the program. At the end of the session, a local personnel director hu volunteered to evaluate the clinic. ReaervaUons may be made by Jan. 7 by calling the woe omce at 833-7128. Applicants will be screened at a preview meetlnr andn06fl9d by Jan. ts._ Men, By IUDITR OLSON Of IM Dally ,.._ SQff The men in Sam's office were puuled. He seemed toJ>e looking yoonger and younger all the time. His face was softer and be seemed to have fewer wrinkles. They wondered if he had dis- covered the Fountain of Youth. No, Sam confided one day. He was using his wife's moisturizer and facial mask. More and more men like Sam, "closet users" of skin care pro- duct&, are announcing publicly that they are taking care of their faces. Whilemanymalesstillresist . the Idea of putting any cosmetic ' other than after-shave lotion on their race. the trend to using moisturizers is growing steadily and from all indications, is permanent. "Men have to realize that they age as well as women," asserted a Newport Beach salon owner who uses moisturizers and other "feminine" products on his face regularly. .. lf they start when they're young, they'll never need a facelift." HE HAS INSTITUTED what he claims is the first "$100 Day for Men," which includes a facial, mass age, saun a , haircut, manicure, pedicure and skin care consultation. Louise Rodnlck, a m!lke-up ' . . Too, 'Save F'ace' authority who works with both men and women, empbatized that men should protect their skin even more than women because women have the benefit of makeup as a weather screen. "The whole trend is changing,•• "She said. •'Cleanliness is the most important precaution to anyone's -~" "'AW. • Without care, a man's skin is subject to dry, naky cond.itjons and enlarged pores, she added. Ms. Rodnick recommends a mint mask because it "refreshes and clarifies the skin." A contour mask will "relieve puffiness around the eyes and regenerate sallow skin." A president o f an im: age-making firm which offers service to bo\h men and women, stated, "Skinhasnogender." MEN NEED TO PAY A1TEN· TION to their hands and face especially, she said, because these are the areas most often ex· posedtothesun. Men don't like the idea of using cosme'ti cs, s he s uggest ed . because "in their rearing process it has not been presented to them. Wives don't tell their husbands why they 're using the products." She contended that men have avoided moisturizers because .. they think their skin will look too feminine." Few cosmetic companies have ventured into the field of men's s kin care products, but one, Aramis, Is plannlngtointroducea new line of moisturizers in February. The firm has been inching its way to the new products with its ' after-shave, which r epresen- tatives were trained to describe as a moisturizer. The decision was made to la unch the new line after a "terrific demogl'apbic study". was made, according to a spokesman, BonnieHolmoe. "Men have been using their wives' moisturizers for years," she said. "Buttbey won 'l admit to using feminine products. "Fr WILL TAKE TIME to gel them using the new line, but once they do, they're much more loyal than women." ••• ~ the benefits of cosmetics. ._.L~ A Newport Beach hair a~ said he believes moisturizers wn "a preventive program. · "We're a round hair spray a N. It clogs our pores,'' beadded. Another who has been in C'8 h airdressing business for ~i years. started using cleanslal products to help cur e his acne. "Most people say I don't 1M my age.'' he asserted. • Men avoid cosmetics, he sald, because "it's a macho, mas~ thing. They thinJc it's a womaaly thing. When they're old, il's too late. But it's so easy to do." ' · A third s aid he has eone a step further into corrective make-up. ' ··1 have sensitive skin to start. with. It needs constant cleansing or it breaks out.'' A random survey among men of all types revealed that few are willing to discuss the subject ... I AFJ'ER A VEAR of a regimen have no need for moisturizers," including deep cleaning, astr- onegrumbled . inj(ent and moisturizer daily and "I haven't beard of them and I twtce a week 8 mint mask, be have no plans to use them,.. started putting a littJe base on p another asserted. few. areu to highlight a few areas Still another admitted that he ofh1s face.. .. has used his wife's moisturizer on . He .~dm1tted ~e was sort C?{ occasion and that men "probably · l~ry about u~ang the ~as~ at need them as much as women .. . first, but now finds that tl gives but said be bad no plans to beco~e him an •·overall healthy glow." a regular user. "My appearance is veJYi,mJ>Ot· Another asked if he could tant to me. 1 believe a man s face become a ;teady user, conceded can~ookbetter." "Probably so." His friends. have notl<:ed a dlf. ference in his complexion also. MEN IN THE beauty business, "They say it has a fulJer look and 1n contrast, are firm believers in isnotsosallow." New Director, Services . .. By MARCl'A FORSBERG Ofllle Diiiy f'lloltufl Mary Mosby baa always fell a need to do something beyond staying home and taking care of thebouleandherflvechildren. To 1a1n self.fulfillment and sat.lafy her personal needs,,_a_be became actively involved With volunteer work years ago. Through devot.lne her time and enero to otbe,., she realized what her own potential was. Today abe ls tbe new director Of the Women'• ()pportunltlea Center, a 1ervice ol -Unlvenity !!xteulqa located on the UCI campu1. • "Slx yeara a10, after our move here from Connecticut, l wan· dered over to tbe unlvenity, not lmowtn1 what I '¥•looking for or wbat I would ftnd, •• she re- ca1led .. At that time, the Cenl~r W#I only a few months oJd and stl\lred by a handful of volunteers. It U. frown to more than '5 women who Hrv• as c:ounaelon, rnearcher1 or clerical offlc• wort en. ALL GIVE a minimum of ha.l{ a day per week of their time. although most give more, she said. Its main functions are to offer educational, vocational and personally-supportive counseling to Oranae County women (and now. men) who "feel the need to fmd new Ufe directions after an interruption of education or career," aaid Mrs. Mosby. She admitted that the name de- ters men, but some have come for counseUn11n the recent pa.st. "The Women's Opport\UUUes Center la community-oriented," she atresaed. "lt la not 1eared to colle1e atu- denll, but lt la deal~ ~ainly ror women Jn the Cornmanlt)'. "We welco111e wosnen of all ages, All ,ffonorotc and ~uca· Uonal backfrounda. "Women from Loi "''eles Often call ua. and:'J rro;.atar aw•.• l.lflC')' -to ~~-·~-ded Mn,~. Tbli center la not Ill •P1oY· lbmt •1eacy, but llatlnp o( CUT· rent Job opportunllles are avalla· ble. .. •' . . Thuractay, January 8. 1177 Angie Dickinson (left): 'Police woman has caught everything but fashion. Charo (right): :4 rumbleseat with a pushed up front. ' Dinah Shore (far right): 'Constantly contrived again. ' Louise Lasser (right): 'Last summer's tumbleweed. ' Poverty Automatic ~ AT Teenager Taxing~-~~_;;, By ERMA llOMBECK We got a call lhe other day from our tu man, who said be was having problems with some of lhe figures on our return. "It's your expenditures ... be said. "They're we.y out of line. For examp~ .. you spent $15.36 on entertaj.nment lut year." "That anuch?" t observed, peertna over bis aboulder. "Taxes on purC'bases only ran $48.12." "That sounds right." nodded my husband. "Your bank shows they paid $.1.16 ln· l.erest on your savings. So, where did all the mooeygo?" My husband took a deep breath and said, "We're the sole support or a l&-year~ld driver who ts insured.'' "Ob, 1 am sorry." said our accountant, removing his glasses. "l didn't know." "It's all right. We don't tell a lot or peo- ple. It's awkward when they press money mto your band and offer to help." "A church group even olfered to send us a basket." "How much coverage do you carry?" asked the accountant. "Liability, uninsured motorist, medical payments, coltison, $.'i() deducUble, and comprehensive. . . " "Good Lord, man, why didn't you say something? Poverty is one thing, but co~· prebensive ... " station wagon, and bu.ms. Tbal'U be ISO." "Could we work IOCDflth1DI out!" Hid mybuaband. Start the New Year Rleht. .loin ••okEaden® now. ••• If you join amokEnden now, and toAJOw our pleMMt procram. Hosted by hocpltala, ..... corporatlona, and 111>vemment apnd• COMt~, amokElndeta hal helped cmr 100,000 smokers kick the habit durtna the p11t 8 yeen.. Smok&den ahowa you the way to quit calmly and comfort.bly. You smoke u much as you want un&U you quit WITifOUT hypnoaa. wtllponr, scare tacUcs, electric &hocks, or dlmbinl the walls. Come to a FREE EXPLANATORY SF.SSION, and brine your cipreUe&. .. by Feb. 24, you won't need them an more. LOCATION His List No Honor "At fll'St, when we applied tor the in· surance, I didn't think It was going to be ttJs bad. Then the agent said, 'Does your son make good grades?' The kld only passed one teat all year. His eye examina· tioo. Then be said, 'Does he smoke? Is he kind to bis mother? Does he belong to a book cJub?' I thought two of three wasn't bad, but he tacked 00 another ree ... "Does he live at home? That helps.·· "Yes, butbedrivesaZ.28Camaro." ANAHEIM A,_.11e1m Hyatt Houw 1700 S. Harl>Of BlvO. Across from Olin• tand LOS ANGELES CAP> -Claiming she dresses like a tumbleweed, Jasbion designer Mr. ·Blackwell has pro· nounced Louise Lasser, Jtar of television's "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman." lbe world's ~orst-dressed woman. Miss Lasser took the top spot. "Tumbleweed picks up !)Very little piece of Reply . . Los ANGELES CAP> -Dancer Ann Miller, ~e of the famous ladies jamed by designed Mr. ,Blackwell on his list ol )le world's 10 wont· pessed women, had thia Jeply for the famous ~es designer: · "I'm sorry be thinks I took tacky, because 1 wear mostly bis ~es.'' Other responses were .ioeager from the targets )f Blackwell's annual publicity blast. Many were unavailable for comment. dust," said Blackwell, explaining he believes Miss Lasser dresses haphazardly in her private life. But be went out of bis way to praise incoming First Lady Rosalynn Carter, saying sbe "dresses very nicely" and bas ''nice soft taste. "She is a fine-looking lady," be added. "ll she ever submits to becom- ing a Seventh Avenue hanger. I'm sorry for her." Blackwell said he studied the women tor the entire year and based bis selections on clothes chosen to suit their own tastes, not OD thole wom as costuming foraabow. "It's a whole new crop.," be said. "I'm so bored with bavin" said ill Taylor looks terrible. Who cares now? And Zu Zsa Gabor -that's like saying my grandmother just bad a baby ... Blackwell said be uked eo people to select the worat·d ressed woman on t elevision, aod all 80 voted for Dinah Shore. But be said be dropped her to No. 10 on bia list because be found her "very bortog." Jacqueline Kennedy Onaasls also did not ap- peu: on this year's list. Blackwell said, because he Is "very bored" with her. Blac kwe ll said he believes the best dressed women are f orme r California Gov. Ronald Reagan's wlfe, Nancy; Mary Tyler Moore and Ann-Margret The complete list and Blackwell's comments: 1. Mlsa Lasser, "last summer's tumbleweed, tumbleweed." 2. Op er a s lnger Marilyn Nlata, "Carmen dressed like Sadie Thompson.•• 3. Television star ~gle Dickinson, "the police woman that baa cau.gn bit everything but fashioo." 4. Singer Charo, "a rumble seat with a pc.mhed up front." S. Dancer Ann Miller, "a 1937 screen test." 8. Holland's Queen Juliana. "all the Queen 'a .JANUARY s ISIGGml' SALE EVENT OF OUS YEA& EVERYTlilNG IN OUR FALL/WINTER DESIGNERS COLLECTIONS at ·30%-50% OFF CALVIN KLEIN • BETl'Y HANSON BLEYLE • JONES NEW YORK SAMUEL ROBERT • GEIST & GEIST BLOUSES SWEATERS SKIRTS PANTS JACKETS OOATS EVENING and AT HOMED~~ horses and all the Queen's m en couldn't make Julie look good again." 7. Lee RaddwUl, "Did Lee's designer go down with the Titanic?" 8 . Country singer Loretta Lynn, "the right dress in the wrong cen- tury." 9. Television star Nan- cy Walker. "vacuum cleaners have better COV· ers." 10. Dinah Shore, "wild again, beguiled again and constantly contrived again." Gemini "Don't say that!" said lhetax man. "I've known presidents of corporations wbo can't afford the tab on a Z.28 Camaro. '· "We tried to get him to marry just to lower the rates," I interrupted, "but there was only one girl he was interested in and he ran over her foot in the school parking lot." "The premium on the tape deck was ex· tra," said my husband sadly. "So was the CB radio ·· "I'm going to give you the same advice I've given every other parent," said the ac- countant. ''Get yoursell an old, retired teenager who ljves al home. has bad driver's educaUon, who is happily married, gets good grades, doesn't smoke, drives a COSTA MESA South COISt Plua Hot•I S.n Ott<)O Fwy. at 8rl1tol EL T OA0/1.AOUNA HILLS Monday l/10"' l/11 7:30 PM New Deel Souo Kitchen Aelt. Weclnetday W•dn•Ml•Y 237'0 Et Toro Ad. 1112 or 1/19 1/26 E. or ~n Oteqo Fwy. 7:30 PM 71JO PM HUNTINGTON 81'.ACH Slleu1ton S.ull inn 2112 Pacific Co.Mt Hwy. BetwNn 8Hcn and M••n SAN CL·EMENTI: Thund•Y 1/13 or l /20 7•30 PM S.n Clement• Inn Tueta•Y TueSday 125 Aven1aa E\PtanOlan 1/11 or 1/18 1/25 San 01eqo Fwy. •I Calllla 7:30 PM 7130 PM ~---Kqf~D SMO -nwu~y~!!I§; 9603 Adams, Huntln111on eeach, CA 92646 Oran11e County (714) 963·US!i S.n Ol•oo County (7141 282-<4357 LOI An1>9l11 County 12131 887·9600 ~ ................. ,,.......................... ...... .., . Be Flexible FRIDAY, JANlJAllY1 tails. Accent on direc· lion , goal, career. die ernon By SYDNEY OMAllll cooperation from ooe in position of authority. Element of surprise worb in your favor. ARIES (March 21· April 19): Avoid ex- tremes -steer clear ol speculative schemes. Keep promise to yotmg person. Strive tor harmony at home. Wl1blng makes it so only ii you prepare, persevere. TAUBU8 <April 20· May 20): See places and people 81 they exilt, Dot merely a.a you wiab they might be. You get chance to rectify paat mistakes. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec . 21): Be analytical -check facts, piece together bits ol in· formation. You can come up with complete story Journey, publlca· tion, spl.ritual lnsights - these dominate. CAP&ICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Adjustment on domestic front ls in· dlcated. Accent on finances, budget. mooey as It relates to business asaociate or mate. AQ\JARIUS (Jan. GEMINI <May 21-.June 20-Feb. 18): Perceive ?.O>: You dlac:over Ulat true meanings -clear one who appeared to be a a w a y e m o t i o n a l "villain" ls actually an cobwebs. Means stHr ally. Unique message course opposite wishful from relative in tranalt thinking, self-deception. aids in resolving a Playwaltinggame. myatery.Bebexible. PISCES (Feb. 19· March ?.0): Study pace CANCER (June 21· wins. Low key approach July 22>: Cub flow coold catches competition olf be temporarily impeded. balance. Unusual com· Conaolidate assets; get mun.lcaUoo arrives from rld of wasteful pro· a distance . Read cedures. Streamline betweenthellnes. techniques. Tie loose U Jnaary 7th ls y..- ends. bbtllday you are due for LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Break from tradition. Refuse to be painted into corner of conformity. You meet someone who constructive changes, variety, travel. If slngle, marriage could be in pie· ture. STARTING Telephone 548·4121 SWEAR Thurwav un11f 9.00 p.m. WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH could "change your~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ life." Give full play to creaUvity. VlaGO <Aq. 28-Sept. 22): You may feel as II YOta are belD&. pulled in two dlrecttoaa. Key is to evaluate, to rise above petty Jealousies. Make conciliatory gesture to one COllftDed to bome. LDU <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Soclal actJvtt;y ac- celerates. OpPoftuD.itles abound; key la to be aelectlve. Older, con· aervative individual would like )'OU to "llay JMll.'' SCO&PIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): Check fine pa&nta, be •• .,. ot d• ff/{~ .. BARER~ The finest quality ARMSTRONG bare root roses. A beautiful assortment of colors and vaneties to choose from . Son Jooquln Htlll Rd. ot M«Arthur Blvd. N•wp<ll'f S.OCh (7l41640·MOO A'9o "' HINlon Vl.r}o 17J4J 831·781 I T!?urtd!y, Jllnuary &, 1fTT DAILY PILOT R Behavior Not ·Human DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm sure a 1reat many "cu.atomera" loved your meua1e to aalelpeople who are indifferent, stupid, lazy or Just plain rude. And now wW 1'>U print another lettei' in behalf or tboee ~ ~ who must wait oa thepubllc? I have worked in a ladles apparel abop for 12 yean. Thia Job has turned out to be a post. eraduat.e course ln the study ol bum1n behavior. You wouldn't believe what I've had to put up wtt.b. I have spent as much as an hour wttb a cwtomer, only to flDd out she has no money and no credit. Y eaterday, I bad to help dresa and un- draa at least 10 women with dirty bair and filthy underwear (lf they were wearing any). Never mind that they never beard or deodorant. I'd be happy U they used soap. U the cuatomers ~ paying our salary <as you stated in your previous piece) we are de- finitely underpaid. -SEEING RED DEA& B~D: Ever 1iac:e &ht eoluaa ap. peued I've beetl uowd llDder wttlt leUers from salespeople eomplalnlnc aboat &be 0 pablle.'' Wldt seell dl'Olll feellllp •~sides It'• a lllinde &be world of commerce ham't come to a p1aidlaJlaaJt. U all people woald treat oae uotlaer wkla a UUle more coaalderattoa. We woald be a lot euler. Sony to aocmd 10 cony, bat lt'I tree. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Re: Battered wife who bad been catching bell ror 10 years and was resigned t.o "more of the same." Before I married my husband l gave him the same speech my mother gave my dad before they got married. Mom got her coaching from • CALENDAR PEP COURSE: Being a parent is a challeng. Ing and sometimes difficult task, but being an lldoptlveparent can be even more complicated. To help persona who have adopted, who are in tbe process or adoptioo or who are thinking about k. a Preparation and F.ducation for Parenting eoune is being offered by Rancho-Santiago Cooti- mdng Education Program. Tbesecoodsessicnolthe 11-weekclaaa will be from 7to10 a.m . Wednesday, Jan. 12, in the Sad- dJebackHigb School Registration is operi to all county residents. The class ls an outgrowth of a successful pilot program given last spring under auspices of the Rancho-Santiago Community College District and several county agencies. The program is an exploration of the unique demandsofadoptiveparenting. Ann~ Landers HER mother and I plan to pass the word on to my dau.ght.era. I said, "Loot, Bud. the Ont time you hit me will be the lut. I doa'tcarewbattbeJuatltlcatlon for your anger might be, or bow mad you get - or bow drunk you are. If you ever bJt m&, I wW leave you and there will be no second chance." Bud and J have bad aome bot arguments these put seven years. We've "1led at each other, slammed clO&et doors and walked out of the house, but neither~ us baa ever hit the other. Pleue print tbia letter, Ann, and advise every woman to make thJI statement to her husband BEFORE marrtage-andatlck to it. - NO PUNCIDNG BAG UVESHERE DEA& N.P.: YouOlllld like my khld at lacly. Lned )'081' leUer. There is a bi.c difference between cold and cool. Ann Landers shows you bow to play u cool without freeiinc people out ln her booklet, "Teenage Sex -Ten Ways to Cool It." Send S> cents in coin and a long, aelf-addresaed, stamped envelope to Ann Landen, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, IlJ.60120 . SToiEWIDE CLEARANCE SALE UPTO 7()0/o OFF Fashion Boutique 333 E. l'M ST,. COSTA MESA Behind the International Pancake House PIL 1714t '4M3Z2 I Participants deveJop an understanding ol personal skills, attitudes, and anxieties in relation 1.o being or becoming parents; the adoption pro- cess, adoption laws and regulations, lnfertillty, supportive services, family and community at- titudes, the biological parent and court pro- cedures. Further information is avallable by calling the Continuing Education Program at 835-3000, ext. 373 or the Orange County District Office of Children's Home Society, 542-l147. Car SllJTB COLLEGE CLUB: A special meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, ln the C«onadelMarhomeoCMrs. Ralph Rollins Jr. The purpose of the meeting is to bring mem- bers together with area alumnae who cannot at- tepd the usual weekday sessions. f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t t ~ BUY NOW NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 19n SEMI ANNUAi, SA Starts Thursday, January 6th Open Moa • .Sat. lM, 1burs. eves dU 9 •KNITS •SUEDES • BOOTS and SHOES • CAPRIS •TOPS •COATS •DRESSES •PANTSUITS I 044 IRVINE AVE. In Westcliff Pima NEWPORT BEACH 548-8365 • BankAmericard • u ~lleria Charge f I PU11CHAA YOUR CARPtl11NO NOW AT OUR LOW A~.• CUAMHCa PIUCSS. • • AND WITH YOUR \ r l • • Stlect groups of really real bargaina I • From regular stock I Right-now looka I • Big ohoiQes I But tizes are Incomplete l Clearance. Handbag Croups at similar reductions GOOD CREDIT YOU WON'T MAKE YOUR ... T PAYll&NT UNTIL' MAY 1977 -YOU CAN Ula YOUR .. c ...... ,.-. .. 1 lllCO• TAX ...UNDI NYLON CUT a LOOP An.,.... hlfty cut sld loop 091* In• collctlon ot exquWlil rwnbow C060r'I. The,.,. .. ,__., ..... leXU.""9ntlon. Awilllble in 13 cololllioo1. s9 97 IO.'lo • • ,. . . . :· . f . t . ' . l l : I ,. ' .. OAILYPtLOT 'IV Highlights NBC 8 8 :00 -"Call of the Wlld." A new version of Jack London's outdoor classic about two men driven by gold fever in the Klondike. KTLA 8 8:00 -"The Delphi Bureau." Laurence Luckenbill and Joan. na Pettet head the cast of t.b1s TV series pilot from 1972. CBS 8 9:00 -''Hawall Five-0." Rieb Little guests in bis first dramatic role as a self-appointed avenger of a girl's drug death. (See story. this page.) V DAILY LOG (THURSDAY I ivlA1iQ e:oo • • (() t!I ((1.1) (])) llews 8 fUJ ()) <~ W ) cm llews a QI) Stir Trtt w e.er,.,.. ....... • hltJWs• f1111\11 ...... ,l e Otdrit C:.,.nr • Drlfllltic S.ria IDJ DillM -~ -6:30- • DiMhl Gu1111s include James Clmlll JOIO.n. HOim Ciosby. Chill Wills. Warne Co<hrtn & the CC Riders. Horma Oonaklson. John flodbJ & S..pet Band (IJW,liriffitll Ml...,. ~" sa. tDFMIJAtflif (@ CJ))~• EDZ.. Bleh Little Makes Good Impression ByJEaaYBUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> -Impreaaionist Rieb Little plays bls first dramati c role on "Hawali Five-0 " t.ooilht at 9 on CBS, Channel 2, but be doesn't entirely live up bis hnpersona- tlons. Rieb gives a cracker· Jack performance as a self-appointed aveoier who rubs out bis victims ln the style or James Cagney gan1ster mov· ies. "The 1uy's a movie nut and a Cagney freak," said Rieb, who coofesMd be jumped at lbe ofter for a dramatic part. "l'VE PLA YEO a small part on a ·Mannix.· but this is my rirst star· ring role. I've wanted to do this for a long time. It's bard to convince pro- ducers. They say, 'Sure, l 'd love to have you, Rieb , but with the millions you make lo night clubs we can't af . ford you."' He said, ''You get labeled as an im· presslonist and people doo 't think of you as an actor. I don't see why Newhart to Quit His Comedy Slww LOS ANGELES CAP> -Comedian Bob Newhart said Tuesday he will quit his CBS tdevlaloo comedy series at the end of the current season. Newhart did not give a reason for bowing out of the still-successful television show. oow in its fifth year . He is the second CBS star to announce retire-ment from a series. Mary Tyler Moore. who also owns the Newhart show, is quitting her show this year. "This is no ploy, no device for negotlatJoos." Newhart said in a statement. "I am absolutely sin- cere about leaving the series al the end or the pro- duction this year and CBS bas been notified." you can't do bolb." was canceled by NBC. Rlcb made the ap but be appears frequent- pearaoce OD the CBS de-ly oo the "Tonight" show teetive aeries for the and ··Ho 11 y wood ttudard eueat star lee Squares." He has a con. of $3.000 -but bad to lracl with A BC for postpone a far more several specials a year lucntive club date. and ex c I us 1 v e a p. pearances on that IN THE SHOW be net.work's variety shows. stalka the druc pus.hen lnterviewlng Rieb Ut- beblnd the overdose de-tie is like watching alb of a girl he secretly "Thal ·s Ente rtaln. loved. He plays the role ment!" The impressions with a cold fury that Oy by like film cll115. cradually belgbt.ena into MenUon Jimmy Stewart fre1uy in tbe "Wb1te and be'• Jimmy St~wart. Heat" re-creation. U be tells a Howard Other s~enes are re· Cosell anecdote. he's created from "Boartnc eo.eu. Tweatiea" and "Public Tbe Idea for the Enemy.". "Hawaii 'fl'tve-0" show Rieb, with bis comedic bad been tickinc around bactcrouod. bandies f« a while, mosUy wait- bl m se If we 11 i o h ls tnc for clearances ror the dram.Uc debut. He la· Cainey rum clips essen- ments that the sceoes Ua1 to1be plot. that gave the character more diD)enslon ended l•P&ESSIONIST up on the cutting room Frank Gorahln was sug. floor. gested tor the role. but HE IS frobably thewiii•ii best o the Im· ~lfllilll presaloniata, aod cer· 1'1 t.ainly the only one now seen recularly oo TV. His o~n variety show CARJlff IF THEY (R) OHl'llCHCW SHE HAD THf POWER THIATI! Q --.. "MARATHON MAN" ,., S.A. FRWV IMANCHllTUI £)(.I O.O. FllWV IC:ITY DR. DJ • WALT DISMIY'S "THI SHAMY D.A. • IGI ....,. A WU f'OMY" -CAllll" "'ROI LMHU." II.I Newhart, currenUy appearing at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, said he wanted bis deciak>n known by the network at this lime so that it would have adequate time to replace the half-hour com- edyGeries. "Tbe Bob Newhart Show," premiered ln Sep-~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~ tember 1972 and bas always nm OD S.turday .nJgbt., j ,._ "'n~" usually in tandem with the seven-year-old "Mary -- •Ty;;;;;almer._M•oomre-.Sh .. o.w ............. -====--;;;;;======~• ~~~~~~.::::='::: WHALE WATCHERS! THE GOLDEN BEAR ............ Pr9sents ..... 7 .. """IWTtt9 ... ................. .,... ,.......,,_....., ...._ 12·1lfndlltlH,•d ...._ 14-16.,.Stewut JeL 171\ala.,&T~ ..._,.... ...... DI•• ~·r~-:L":°M:A .. UMIT M6 PAClfllC COAST HWY. 136-ffOO .............. tAawtra.Plwt 20lll~~~ lftaMLOWCOll,.._. Pl NIM'- W9 •• nMS.-JAN. •• ' -11.10 Jaclt Lord, ffries star who directed the epilode. said be wanled Rieb. "Frank d~a a good Cagney," said Rieb. "Doo'l think I didn't t.b.lnk about that wblle 1 waa dobl& the role." RJcb.. said be never wanted' to do the stan- dard ''you-djrty-rat" caioey. but an older. ~Capey . He said be w 8Dled the r.>le beeauae tt •• the oppolJte at b1I boy-oext· door lma1e. "You go agalust wbat people think ...t tt•a effective," he aa1d ... 11'• llke Helen Hayes phyJoi a psycbopatb. It 1raba you." MARTIN BALSAM • BEAU BRIDGES· MARILYN HASSEn DAVID JAISSEJI • JACK KW6MAN • WALTER PIOH • 6W IOWWOS llOtl l'EIUS-OMll WIMlllllOlll OMIS•JOl lllf ~ rllMWAVS ~I IOlil ~ lAARY PH A(,( lOWARO S HI OMAN fll Y ~tt!l!)(JYl'lv (O\'IAlltll'U'"I • 8.Jl((JOOll'lfl'(M!IOYGlOPCl Ldf 0\JN1Al~l !111•..t l)';l,llARl!<;fOHJ•l'C""11'1vlAAl«PUACt PrtXM«IO'!lO'M~O~ fll~~t.~<~'1~"'.t.~A~;,:;. tl •:: !111111 f . . • JIUfl E'ra.. a Fan Gregory Peck, made up as General .MacArthur for the movie "MacArthur," gets ~ hug from country singer Loretta Lynn who laid Peck has always been her idol. • DAIL V P1LOT llf Four Shows Open Year lnter1nission Tom Titus A professional theater, a comawnlty theater and two college drama departmeota break out of the starting bl~ks this weekeod 1'\th the first stage productions ol 1977 along the Orante Coast. South Coast Repert.ory. the profeuJooal entry, summons back a favorite playwright. Harold Pinter, for bis fourth representation with tbe British drama "Old Times" -a play also being ttaged at. Golden West. Colle&e thia weekend. "The Rainmaker" bows 1n Frtday at tbe Westminster Community Theater, wblle UC Irvine drama atu· dents will put on OUver Halley's ''Father's Day" for a brief, two-evenlnastlnt. THE 8Cll VERSION OF "Old Times," under the d.l.reclion of David Emmea, features Charles Lanyer, who starred 1n 11Tbe Ruling Class": Cherie Patch, returning after a lengthy absence, and Irene Roseen, malting her SCR debut. They are caat as a married couple and the wife's former roommate Jocked 1n a psychological duel. the N. Richard Nash comedy-drama ''Tbe Rain· maker" P'riday under the dir«Uoe of Dort.I Allen. 11f'ATBD'8 DAY," A BITrEB comedy· Monica Wyatt and Mark Hendricboa at.ar • tbe drama focusfq on three divorced women, wiU be splnstet and tbe con man. whlle otber cut oiem· 1tqed Friday and~ oa1Y at 8 o'clock in the hers include Ken MJck, Chuck Staneart. Jolin Fine Arts Little Theater tn the UC lrvlne Autry. J. Thomas Jobnaon Md Roll Albert.aell. Humanities Hall audlt.oriwn. It la directed by Jay Gorstetn. a 11aduate1tudentJn drama. .. TllE BAINMA.Dll" WILL 8!: presented On Sunday, a1Jo at 8, UCI grad student Mitch Fridays and Sat~ at 8:30 tbroulb Jan. 29 at Teemleywilhtaae Mark'l'waln't "Adam and Eve" the theater, 7Z72 Maple St.. Westmlnaf.er. Relerv•· 1n the Human1Ues theater. Admla.sloo ls 7S cents to tioas 893-8626. ''Father's Day" and tree to "Adam and Eve." On the collegiate troot, Golden West College's Conlinuln& tta leogtby engagement at Sebas· production of ''Old Times" -actually a reprise of a tian'• West Dinner Playhouse through February is abow done earUer in the season -reopens tonight "The Sound of Music" with Judy O'Dea and Darrell for four additional performances in tbe Actors Sandeen beacllng a sizeable cut. Performances are Playboxoocampuswlthan8:80cwtain. ..wen -ao"'"··, ex~· Mondays, at the dinner Charles Mitchell, R8:sata Florin and Carolyn ~· u.tauu..r Matsuda comprise the cast of the Golden West isro-theater, 1'0 Avenida co, San Clemente. Reserva· duction, wblch will be filmed for TV prelelltatloo. _uana __ •_9950 __ ·------------Reservaliona 892-TTU. extA!!ns1on 545. Performances of the Plot.er play will be given nightly. except Monday, at 8o'clock through Feb. 19;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;::::;;:;::;;:::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;:=i"" with Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. 1n the Third Step• 'lbeater, 1827 Newport Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Reserva· tions 646-1363. The Westminster Community Theater revives 'President's Men' A.gain 11NE1WORK" ,., -ntl $"9 ... IOYS• -nt1 SOM• llMAIMS 1HI SAMr ... IMMI SIB.,.-CPG NEW YORK (AP) -For the second time in 24 hours, "All the President's Men" bas been chosen as the best motion picture or 1976. this time by the .National Soc1ety of Film Critics. The New York Film Critics Circle made a similar choice Monday. Meeting Tuesday at the Algonquin Hotel, the National Society selected "Taxi Driver" as second best movie or the year. Named best director was Martin Scorsese for "Taxi Driver," with Alan Pakula runner-up for "President's Men." SISSY SPACEK WAS CHOSEN best actress in "Carrie," with Faye Dunaway second choice for "Network." Best actor was Robert De Niro for ·~ax.a Driver" with a tie for second between Y!illiam Holden in "Network," and Gerard Depardieu for "The Last Woman." Jodie Foster or "Taxi Dnver'' was voted best CLIHf unwooe ntl INIOIClll'll -HIGH YILOCITY CNt a.rcurwooo 1"1 IHHMICllCI) ,.. M10M YILGCm I"' NICICIQ,MON.,... ,... KAUT a ~"0010 _____ ,_.,,.,.. ........... --... . ~A#f llCITIQI CMIUMlh U-1111 - ..,......,,..""'~ W 5 l 1111 ~~ - - - --OllLS IN TIOUlllc-1 '0·•~1.".tN ~ ·, .\1 L I Y { .. "' ~ .. ,, ORCO EXPO 177 STAMP SHOW SAWTIS I Ottl AMtYlllAIY CH•• •..... 'S TUNSAn.ume llUGtff JAMUA.IY 7-t DfSNm.AND IXH9IT' HALL A...,_... F«I. & SAT~ 10 J..M..t P.M.. SUHDAY IO A.M.-6 P.M.. U.S .• U.N .. canada Post Offl089 •Prize.winning Exhibits * -46 lntemational alers • Lindbergh & Aviation Olal>lays • FREE Alms & ··Ask the Elu>erf' Booth • Tribute to Orange County Aviation Pioneers• Special Cachet Admission with this Coupon Adults: s 1 Children: 50< >ett•..-si ~lll lllllHll• '111An• MAii" fl> ?t>t•.M.IAT ............... "'3 •TS If TIE comr Nt•.'!!JtMTl'IM a.et1-1e11 CR~ S1.50and 75• WHKD.\Y'I: 1:15+.45 IATUN>AY-IUNDAY 1 :OC»:J0.1:00 l:»-1t:OO (A) WEEKDAYS 6:(».8:30-11:00 WEEKENDS 1 :oo-3:30 6:()()..8:30-11:00 CAR WASH PLUS (PG\ ·-.... Code May Reduce Applicants---.; • Accenting Service, Ethics Role Could Discourage Talent ... ) One immediate effecl of President-elect Carter's new code or ethics mlght be to make iovemment service more like service -a servlce to be performed rather than an op- portwlity to be seized. And because often there ls a ~rverse side to the general rule, it might also discourage some of the nation's best talent from of. fering services in Washington. IN BgGARD TO 1HE former, it bu beeo widely recognized among the smart meJi on the move that a good degree, lmpor· lant contacts and a s pell in Washington is a formula for sue. cess in the commercial world. Law offices are loaded with at· t.omeys who spent just enough time near the seal of government to learn lbe pressure points, the persoonel and endless maze of corridors. To lbe corporations that more and more are being regulated, advised aod even dictated to from Washington, an ex· perienced band -especially if he dealt with the company•s specific problems while in government - is invaluable. 'Sew It Goes -Still IN SOME INSTANCF.S the in· dividual continues in almost the same work but from the opposite side of the desk once be Joins a corporation Examples are numerous. · Ole Nelson didn't retire when he reached 65. In fact, when he ended his SO-year career as a farmer at the age of 75, he took up shoe repair. At the age of 89, he runs a shoe re· . . pair shop in Blanchardville in Southern Wisconsin. Graduates of the great gov· ernmeotaJ university have OUlSIHClH nf4*YOU As pharmacists we are thankrul f or the o pp or tunit y lo participate in -m aintain ing better health in our community. It gives us a warm reeling inside to know that the many thousands or prescriptions we fill ~ach year are helping our friend s and ne ighbors to better health. We take a personal Interest In every one that enters our pharmacy and are proud or lhe reputation that we have at t a in e d wit h t he physicians. dentists, nur se, and other members of the health team that s erve you a l on g with us . We appreciate beang your pharmacist. YOU OR YOU R DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wben you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. We we lcome requests for deoivery service and charge accounts. PAlll UDO PMARNACY JI~ ---1Md164l·llle Banker Eyes Continued Orange County Growth Orange County will easily retain its stature as Call!oplia's number one growth region in 1977, A. William Barkan, executive vice president. Southern Callfornia executive officer, Wells Fargo Bank, said today. Addressing the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce, Barkan sald Orange County in 1977 will rank first in the state in population growth and permits for housing construction and second in the num her of new jobs. FOil THE STATE TUE over·all economy during the year is going to enjoy good health; "We are not an· Ucipatlng a boom, but we expect steady improvement in jobs and in· comes." be said. Orange County estimates include a population growth of 45,000; housing permits numbering 37,000, about 3,000 more than Issued in 1976; 35,000 new non-farm jobs. and t.ctal personal in· come up by about $1.6 billloo, to ap- proximately $14. 7 bUlioo. Barkan said county retail sales will show a stronger gain than the state as a whole, with an anticipated 12-13 per· cent increase. .. HOWEVER, SIGNIFICANT planned additions to retail facilities will step up with the competition for current stores and shops in the coun· ty," Barkan said. He cited as examples the start of construction on two major regional shopping centers, in Mission Viejo and Irvine, as well as several neighborhood shopping centers. Statewide, consumers will enjoy a 10 percent increase in personal in· come, translated to 4 percent to allow for inflation: retail sales will rise about 10.5 percent, or 4.5 percent in real terms; housing will coollnue to be strong, with more apartment con· struction added to the present high level of single·famlly construction, bringing the total to about 211,000 un· its. INCLUDED IN THE RETAIL sales estimate for · the stale are automobiles, with about one million cars expected to be sold during 1977, compared with 921,000in19'_!6. Sales of home furnishings, equip- ment and appliances will follow lbe upward trend ln building. On the other hand, Barkan projected, pri~ will increase about 5. 7 percent, compared with 6 percent in 1976 . Dynamic Condlllonlng Ag Loam ln£rease WASHINGTON (AP) -Loans to farmers and other rural people through the Farmel's Home Administration last year totaled nearly $6.3 billion, up from about. $5.9 bilJlon in calendar 1975, according lo the Agriculture Department agency . Officials sald farm credit loans, made to help farmers buy their land and to rmance their operatiQm, were nearly S2 billioniaat year. about the same as ln 1976. 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'° Jlelllod A ~ CISIOOOdi t0 rJf'(lif;d ~.-... i..· . , Job Assigned Standard Mortgage Company Inc .• San Benw'dlno, baa selected lbe Cox and Burch Ad· verttstng Coa:pany, Newport Beach, t.o pre- pare lta marketing, ad· vertlalna and public re!a· Uons ca.mpalgna. line Added Qommetrlal Prast.tea ~~) i.Jmltfld• I ~ber ol th• Nalni lnterilatioaal Ordup ~ Companies, b11 appoint· td General Floor and Wall.:.~!·_ dtstrlbWn for ~ Callbuia of the new cusbloned vinyl line, trom Nalrn ol Scotland. (NEWS ANALYSIS J moved rapidly lnto top Jobs in t.ransportaUon, uWJties, pbilan· thropy, consumer af!ain, finan· cial institutions and securities. Recent beads of both the New Vort and American stock ex· changes, for example, once were Sec:uriUea aod Exchange Com· mission olficlab, whose Job it was to regulate the lnstitutloos they later joined. Under the new code, many ap- pointees in policy.making roles will be barred for one year from representing for pay anyone before their former department or aamcy. This telQl.Uoo lm· mediately would mab It lea at· tractive for an adminiltr..Uon ol· ficial to succumb to the l\U"e of casb, retire from tovtmmeot and switch allegiance to support aspeclal interest. AT THE SAME time, another regulation -that lndlviduals must divest themselves of flnan. clal holdings llkely to be affected by their official act.1 -couk1 very well rule out a~ce of a job by accomplished people. Such Individuals, quite naturally, often are possessed or varloua financial holdings, some ol wblch they buJlt up slowly and painlully. For them to div.er>\ tbelo holdings could be tdta.. mount to acrappina a lUetbn.oj(· fort. ". Already aome ot the most at· c:omelllbed businessmen ln Q)e country shy away trom Co~' meot service because of the''-s ol privacy and what they reel ls· the sometimes savage grilll.QtLO wblcb they are exposed. " ·• : In some instances tb.._t business people say that flmin·. cial holdings acquired in pert~\ .. ly UgiUmate tranaacllom cali.be made to appear the bounty Qf ethically borderline activities. Low Polluter Rewarded SACRAMENTO CAP> -The state la paying $20,000 extra for 10 Volvo sedans because lbey produce only one-tenth the air pollution of Amertcao cars. "Whal we are trying to say to all the other companies ls, 'Look, Volvo did it. We think you can do it too.• "Tom Quinn, chairman of the slate Air Resources Board, said. The 10 Volvos cost $6,78S each, about $2,000 more than other compacts used by the state. &..,letf Eleetetl Ptdllp M. Rawley, Sl, president of Carter Hawley Hale Stores • Inc. bas been elected chief ex. ecutlve officer of the company ef. fect.lve Feb. 1. Hawley succeeds Edward W. Carter. 65, c~airman of the board. who bas been chief ex· ecut:lve since UM6 and will con· tinue to be active ln the mamage-ment of the company. The Broadway stores make up the company's largest division. Cartel Proh Adced WASIUNGTON CAP> -Rep. ( TAKING J _ STOCK _ Frederick W. Richmond (0. N.Y.), wants the General AC· counting Office to determine if an international coffee cart.el has developed among such exportlng nations as Brazil and Colombia, an aide said. The aide added Wednesday lbat the congressman also wants the GAO, a congressional in· vestigati'lg agency, to determine the ext~ot of coffee aupplles withlo those nations. Ml•toAU& .. ,.. Republic Federal Savings and Loan offices, including those in Laguna Niguel, Westminster, Santa Ana and Anaheim, wUl begin Saturday hou."S t.!Jis week, acc:ording to Arthur L Fenis, chalrman of the board. OllD-.a•dO...,. By The Associated Press Both Iran and Kuwait have re- ported reduced demand for tbelr Over The Counter MASO Usffac)s .. . oil because of price undercutt:blg by Saudi Arabia and the Urlltea Arab Emirates. . · · The reductions were seep .s the first consequences or . last month's split in the prld'D(t· system of the Organizatloa '.()f. .Petroleum Exporting ~ (OPEC>. when the majority Mita 10 percent price hike and SaudL Arabia and UEA ()l>ted for a S percent bike. 33 D.4YS NET $1 MJUION Flrst Women's Bank of· California, West Los Ang~~. reached $1 million in depo8tts· aft.er only 33 buaioess da.ys; Ot operati~. . First Women s Bank of California. first in the Los Angeles area and fourth in ~ nation to specialize in services for women, is conducting buii· oess in a 1,100.square-foot offlce at 12301 Wilshire Blvd. llp• and DoeoU . MUTUAL F'UNDS -Mayo Bodf ~Cea• 3961 MoeArihur Blvd / Sul 101·103 f wPQl1 a.di, CA 92660 I (714) 75~·5lSS .__~ __ ...__ __ .;.J \ .· ; . ·- Thursday'& Clo8ing Price~ NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 0-1all4Wlt lfttlucltl•Mlt•.,. tM New Yorll, MIOW.tl. l"0<lllc, PtW, kttOft Oottell al'ld Cln<lnMll noo .. <1\tn91• 0ftd-'.cl by IM NAlll.,al M H<l•lllflof Hclllllltt iS.tai.n •"" '"•""'' ~ I /N OAAL V PILOT -i Fraud Threat Schemes Still FlowUh By SYLVIA PORT£a ll was a decade qo, in tho uudlt ot city riots, thal~t NaUonaJ Commlsaioa on Civil DllOl'ders (the "Riot CcJl2 mlaslon") declared that among the riots' underlylns cat411t: waa hard core consumer fraud. Has this problem beer solved! , .:.a "No . There has been proir~s." says Richard.;!" Givens, New York re· ~ gional director or the Federal Trade Com· M ' minion. But, he says, 008Y S :: the cllsadvantaged. whc> Worth .•,, a.re hit won;e by fraud. ;s tend to complain the '.'."• =~ lea.at. • It's expensive lo pursue the crooks, particularly sru.O Oy-by·nlght operators who rip off their victims and theJI disappear. Among the deceptions . -Sales of defective fumllure, followed by failure to fix the producL'> and often harsh collection actions against lhb vicUma whodon't pay. ; -8ALES OF DEFEC.'TIVE CARPETING, followed t;; an "independent" lest, when the consumer complains, bjj testing lab actually Wlder e<>ntrol of the seller (a pr-act\11'1 now involved in FTC action) ~ -Pyramid dislribulorstup schemes, under which oi supposed to make money by cooing others to buy into scheme in lbe hope th:it they in turn will coax still othe go in, etc. Finally, the bubble bursts and most victims l their shirts. The U.S. Senate has passed criminal legisla to outlaw pyramid frJuds, but the House has never a and the ripoffs continue. -.,, . . .. -LAND SALES FRAlJDS THAT BILK consumers who couldn 'l afford lo buy the land in the first place. -"Empty" warranties made by firms thaldon't bot.her to fulfill their pledges lo fix the products they make -usu&!· ly in cases where it is just too ex.pensive for a consumer to fight back. Of course, one answer 1s additional FTC action, says Givens. But greater use of the mail fraud statute is another solution ; use or the mails in any way as part or a fraudulent scheme can trigger a rive.year federal jail term. ' FOR INSTANCE, A TEAM OF SALESMEN told smai homeowners their furnaces were about to blow up and ell danger the lives of their children. Victims bought nett furnaces they didn't need in response to this pitch. Perha aware of the mail fraud statute, the firm sent no letters t the victims. They did, though, sell the consumers • contract1 to a bank that mailed payment books tot.be customers. Thit mailing was held to be essential to the fraud, becaust without it. the stream of credit necessary to the operaUod would have dried up. Result. jail terms for the parties held responsible. ! Specific reforms in the federal cnmmal law could be of value. Fines could be hiked from the present $1,000 maxt imum for mail fraud. Injunctions could be obtained again~J fraudulent conduct without waiting for a criminal verdic but now authorized by the mail fraud law. Coverage could extended to any instrumentality of interstate commerce a well as the malls to attack the expanding areas or compute crime. FRAUD HURTS LEGITTMATE ENTERPRISE, lea ing to demands for more drastic regulations than woul otherwise be needed. Both businesses and consumer group favor these reforms. Perhaps, then, 10 years after the R~ Commission, there will be movement toward solving th' problem of hard-core fraud. i Stock Market Aided ~ • , ' . ' I • By Technical Rally ! NEW YORK <APJ -The stock market advanced' broadly today in a technical rally after the selloff of the past ! three sessions. Trading was active. • The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial slock3, off mor~ : than 26 points in the first three trading days or 1977, added l l .83pointsto978.89. ·.: Gainers outpaced losers by better than a 2·1 margill : among New York Stock Excbage-listed issues. . · j Stock• 111 The A...erican Lead4!r• : Spotlight j ..:~, ~~.~·:t:~~~!~'·~ ':ciC-NEW '1'0 111( ("'Pl· ~Its, 4 p"' 0<•<t .,,.. ttel cM~ Of "'" 1111on ~• (>(· 11-. N•w Y0t~ StD<• E•t'-'"'~" lracllnQ nallOflally •I l"ore ln.tn '' ICrn~ SS. .I06.JOO J9 ' '• ClllCO'll .. • .. • ·~.100 ll' ~. , • Nat s.n!ICI\ 360,100 n•..-114 Oc:cldeil Pet.. J ,.ACO nv. • .. to.ltSt G•I • 2«1.400 1• ... 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Leo Ryan has dropped bis fight to beat a parking ticket, and paid tbe $.S fine "because of all the unexpected and negative public comment provoked by some of tbe press." The Democratic congressman from San Mateo mailed his check from Washington to Municipal Court Traffic Referee William Tredinnick, who re- ceived it along with a two-page letter. HE COMPLAINEJ:> THAT THE Washington Post carried a long account of his parking problem, but ignored the "earth-shaking" import of a com- mittee hearing he once chaired in Buffalo. Ryan demanded a jury trial for a ticket be got Nov. 30 for parking 12 minutes in a five-minute load- ing zone at the Sacramento Metropolitan Airport. He claimed lhe five-minute limit was unreasonable because it would have been virtually im· possible for him to move 11 pieces of luggage frQm the park- ing lot to the terminal. · H~ had so much luggage because be had married a • Sacramento woman, Florence Stevens, after bis Nov. 2 reelec· "YAN tion, and she was returning to Washington with him. RYAN COMPLAINED TO a Sacramento Coun- ty supervisor that be might withdraw bis support of federal revenue s haring if lhe county could afford to let deputies "pass the time of day in the sunshine" writing tickets. A sheriff's spokesman said that Ryan violated the law and that if he did it again, he'd get another ticket. In his letter to Tredinnick, Ryan said: "l 'M AMAZED AT THE hostile response of both the Sacramento police and the Sacramento supervisors, who are apparenUy interested in de- fending an unreasonable law more than they are concerned about the convenience and comfort or Sacramento citizens. "Because oC all the unexpected and negative public comment provoked by some or the press, it appears there is litUe I can do in a positive way to assist in modi vying the current county ordinance .. "For that reason, l wish to change my plea to guilty.'' Cot a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m government and busi· ness. McuL your questions to Pat Dunn At Your Serv1ce. Orange Coast Daily Pilot , P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Include your tel~ number. The column appears dally except Solurdays. ce.,er Sellltl ... '• l/11e-•9 DEAR PAT: I'm sure that many other people share this problem with me. So far J have found it impossible to buy new plastic garbace can coven. 1be containers are lo perfect shape, but the sun has deteriorated the coven. I'm told lo every store that J need to buy a complete new container because the covers are never sold separately. My containers are made by Loma Corp. ts there any way I could eet new covers? D.L .. Costa Mesa Yom can order new coven by wrttla& to Loma Corpora&Joa'• Sales Departmat, Bos .ust, Fort Wonll, TX 7114'. Tbe flna'a spolleamaa 111111esta tbt yoa ud •lten wttll &Ida problem ettlter order co.en from tbe maatdadarer or aalt tlte retailer to coataet C.be contabaa"• distributor ud reqae1t tbat RPU•tecoven bep10tlded. IHNat bfled ,,..... Serate• DEAR PAT: I purchued. a Bassett dlnlng room set Jut December. Beca~e of a large scratch on the top of the table, the store agreed to order a new top from Bassett. In the meantime, the store went outolbuainess. Wbatdoldooow? J .B .. Fountain Valley Yow '8•te top U. ._. laspeded bJ a BUMU reprmeataUve. Hd a replacemaat &op •u beeD 1 .-a. yte. la caaes ... u )WIS, am.et wMa tlle a_.,amarer 11.....,,. ltep9&able ftrm• ...... · 11 lllud beMild defedl" mereltudlM eves U tlle reuJJer laas coae oac ot ballaea. Bllterprid•fl c.llttt .... DEAR. 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In four seasons, Guy has never had a punt blocked. "l wish you· d stash tb at stati.stic and not mention It," said a slightly superstitious Errol Mann, the Oakland place kicker wbo, as a former Detroit Uon is well aware of Minnesota's kick- blocking abilities. The Vikings have blocked lS kicl<s including two punts this season en route to Sunday's Super Bowl meeting with the Raiders. "They've got excellent special teams and it's obvious how much importance they place on special teams by some or the gu,ys they ~e including starters like Alan Page, Wally Hilgenbere and Bob· by Bryant," said Joe Sc&DMlla, Oakland's special teams coach. Starting linebacker Ted Hen- dricks toils on Oakland's special teams and because or his 6-7 stature, is an imposlni threat to place kickers. Most ol the special teams work load is carried by Castoff Mann Enjoys Success With Oakland By ROGER CARLSON Of U.. O•ilf PlleUWff For a fellow told to take a hike two months ago, Errol Mann, a product of eight-man prep foot· ball out of Minnesota, is in a pretty good position today. He and his Oakland Raiders teammates tackle the M.iMesota Vikings Sunday at the Rose Bowl in Super Bowl XI, the pinnacle of pro football. It's a sudden transistion for Mann, who toiled for the Detroit Lions for 71h years-a span in which the Lions seldom posted better than a .SOO campaign or threatened for a pl ayofCs berth. Handed his release at mid- season, Mann didn't really have too much time to feel sorry for himself. A day after his release he was contacted by the Green Bay Packers, who asked him if he would be available in their next game or two in case they needed him. being physically ready.•· The threat of Minnesota's kick- ing rush? "Minnesota is nothing new for me. I feel better going against the Vikings than I would some unknown quantity," says Mann. · Prior to the reality of playing in the Super Bowl, Mann's un - realized ambition in football wa s when he was a prep star at Campbell. Minnesota, a town or 350people. "1 wanted to play for the University of Minnesota," says Mann. "But I settled for North Dakota University and was a run- ning back for two years before switching to a placekicker only. I never identified with pro ball." As a prep, he once scored 40 points in a game, running for six touchdowns i n the process. Sports in Brief Following four years at North Dakota and a stint in the service, Mann's pro career started at age 2S with Denver, then continued at Clev~land, Green Bay and Detroit. Reminded that one of Min- nesota's biggest weapons is the rush (like the one which convert- ed a Rams' field goal effort into a Vikings touchdown in the playoffs). Mann says: "I saw that on television and my first reaction was, 'typical Vik· ings luck.' I've seen them do that so many times." So Sunday he applies his ability at Pasadena ... only because he was cut at Detroit. "I don't know if anyone has ever received such a bonus by being cut before," says Mann. "If there is, l 'd like to meet him." • The Packers' next outing was at Oakland, and afterward Raiders general manager Al Davis con- tacted Green Bay's Bart Starr and got the green light to go after Mann. Auto Crash Kills Mann·s reaction lo Davis' in- quiry? "Holy cow, that's a win- ning football team,'' were his first thoughts. And it wasn't long before Super Bowl pipe dreams became a reality. Angels' Shortstop "But l <lidn't dwell on the Super Bowl very long," says lhe35-year- old Mann. "I can't function like tbat ... I have to take it a week at a time." Mann admits he was sorely dis- appointed when be was bumped at Detroit in favor of Costa Mesa's Benny Ricardo. a 22-year-old rookie. •·When there was a shakeup in the coaching ranks I figured some heads would roll," says Mann. "But it was still bard to accept. They gave me no explanation and I didn't ask for one. My only thoughts were that t might be able to pick up with another team for the balance of the season. then sit down and give my future some thought." Mann is not overawed by the prospect of competing in the Super Bowl, treating it simply as another job to do. "lt 's a matter of being phrsical-ly and mentally ready,' says Mann. "Confidence comes Crom BATON ROUGE -Mike Miley, 23, shortstop for the Caljfornia Angels, was kiJled ear- ly today in a traffic accident. Police said Miley was alone in a car which ran off a highway at a curve, bit a culvert and over- turned several times. Miley was thrown out of the car, which rolled on top or him. "We think be lost control and failed to make a curve " said poHce chief Howard Kidder of Baton Rouge. "There were no witnesses. but a resident of the area heard the car bit, ran out- side, then called police. The police arrived and Miley was de- ad al the scene.·· He played in only 14 games for the Angels last season. batting .184 with four runs and four runs batted in in 38 at-bats. Khtp Boae MINNEAPOLIS -Los Angeles coach Bobby Pulford keeps trying out new combina- tions or players to get his team Stones Expresses Controversial Views By ED BURGART OI-O•llv ...... MMi SHERMAN OAKS-Out.spoken world record holder Dwight Ston~ lived up to his reputation · at a Sunklst Invitational track writers hmcbeon Wednesday af. ternoon. Al. soon as Stones stepped lo tbe podium. the high jump specialist didn't waate any time making candid remarks, say- i ne. "I don't think there is anything wrong with athletes makine endorsements of pro- ducts." A little later. be said, "the AAU doesn't do a damn thing for me. but they expect me to subsl<li:r.e tMir television products. I don't feel obligated to go qainst the Russians because I don't com· pttefortheAAU." Stones, one of the high jump stars who will compete in the Sunkist lndoor Invitational Jan. l..S at the LA Sports Arena, was a center of controveny at the 1976 Olympic Games ln Mont:re.i. DWIGHT STONES As for the upcoming year. Stones said, "I'm looking forward to breaking the world in- door and outdoor record three times. I pllJ> on competing in nlne or 10 indoor meets. out of its National Ho~key League doldrums, but the Kings don't seem to be able to pull themselves out ofthebole. Wednesday night, the Min- nesota North Stars whipped the Kings 5-2 for only the second North Stars win in lS games, both against the Kings. ~•Raided PHILADELPHIA -Julius .. Erving· and George McGinnis combiaed for 46 points, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a ll7·9' victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in a National Basketball Association game Wednesday night. The i..akers • only lead of the game came when Abdul-Jabbar sank a layup with 13 seconds gone. LOS ANGELES ('41 -Almelfl, l'otd 2, Abdlil· J•IJll4' 21. CNIWY '·Allen •• ._.,,_ 1, WMl\fnoJlon "· Allern.lllY I, NeumaM 14, ltuPK I, T alum •· "-rlt 2. TOl•ltll tt-104. PHILADELPHIA 11111 -ErvlnQ 2'. 1"'GIM1t 20, Cltchlno\ 6, FrM It. BlbOY 14, CotllM 4, Mt~ •• O.wtclM I , Dunleavy S, 8ry•nf 2. F....,,,., 4. Tela ls ... u-21111. LO\AnQllH 20 1' 25 31.-94 Pllllfdelpl\I• 31 ?• 19 '4-117 TOI .. lo.Ill -Lo' A119tle122,, Pl•lladtlPtll• U.. A -11,"4. Roth Ba. Ca•~ HONOLULU -Joe Roth, the University of California's star quarterback, says he still hopes to be chosen by the pros desp\te revelations that he is battling for his ure against a virulent form of cancer. ''l 've been drafted pretty high." said Roth in bis Waikiki hotel late Wednesday. "But I'll Just take a wait and see at- titude." Roth. 21, who was chosen for three bowl games, confirmed that he has been r eceiving chemotherapy in San Francisco since several lumps under the skin on bis chest were diagnosed in December as black mole cancer or malignant melanoma. Aslae Defeated MELBOURNE, Australia - AreenUna's Guillermo Vilas and Australian John Alexander wlll meet in a semi-finals mat.ch of the Australian Open tennis tournament at Kooyoog Satur- day. Today, Vilas defeated Australian Ross Case 6-4, 7·5, 1-6, 6-3, in quarter-finals action to earn the rtghtlo play Alexander. Alexander overpowered American Arthur A.!be 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6. players such as wide receiver Bradshaw and tight end Warren Bank&ton who back up starters on offense or defense. Bankston Is special teams cap. tain, and, according to Bradshaw. "Re provides great . leadershJp, Wee Kenny Stabler on offense, not so much through what he says as what he does." Bradshaw, the former Ohlo State player who moved !tom running back to flanker in col- lege when Archie Griffin came along, believes the play of Oakland's special teams bad a lot to do wlth the team's UH season record, best in the NFl.. "We bad a lot or injuries on de- fense before the season began and people were wondering who . would fill in. But the way we look at it was that the special teams Would have to help more by mak- ing sure the defense got good field position as much as possi· ble," be said. •'That's what we've done." RaJders coach John Madden was an assistant on the staff when the team made its first Super Bowl appearance rune .,. ... ..._. KAREEM ABDUL..JABBAR SHOOTS OVER RIVAL. years ago. He says the biggest change in pro football since then has been the added emphasis put on sped al teams. "ln those days, special teams were damned near an after· thought. To show you how much bas changed, Ray Guy waa a first-round draft pick." Looking back al Super Bowl I( which Oakland lost 33-14 to tho Green Bay Packers, Madden added, "Even with all the hoopla the week before the game, I'll bet there wasn't one word written about the special teams." High Hop~s Sink Low For Trojans LOS ANGELES (AP) - Southeni California's basketball team bad a great record in the early going last season, and coach Bob Boyd had high bopes for bis Trojans in Pacific.a play. But USC. after an 11·1 start, lost its last. ~ games of lbe season. This lime around, Boyd's Tro· jans open Pac-8 play Friday against Oregon Stale with a 3-8 preconference record, and USC has been riddled by illness and injury. Boyd, however, says his team is better than its reoord shows and is improving every week. Despite Boyd's optimism, bis team won't be at full stre.ngth this weekend. Senior forward Greg White is out with an ankle fracture and sophomore center Mark Hois· ingtoo is down with the flu and may miss the games against Oregon State Friday and Oregon Saturday. The loss of White was a real blow because "he was our mosl· effective player," Boyd said. White, who was leading the team in scoring, rebounding and field goal percentage, will be out at least two more weeks, Boyd said. If Hoisington is healthy. he will start at center with Cleve Porter and Paul Henderson at forwards and Marv Safford and Corona del . Mar's Casey Jones at guards. Freshman Doug Widtfeldt would start if Hoisington is still sick, Boyd said. Oregon State and Oregon tied for second place behind UCLA in • the conference last year with 10-4 records. Oregon State has four starters back but bas managed to win on- ly half or its 12 preconference games. "I'm not sure why Oregon Slate is only 6·6," Boyd said. "They were one of the preseason favorites in the opinion or tho conference coaches." The Beavers have "excellent personnel" and are willing to "take 30 to 40 seconds ocr the clock" to get a good shot, Boyd said. Jenner Athlete of Year Dorsett, Morgan Far Back in Ball,oting Bruce Jenner, who captivated the crowd at the 1976 Olympics with his gold medal performance in the grueling decathlon com- peti tlon, was chosen Male Athlete of the Year by The As- sociated Press today. · Jenner, a 27-year-old graduate of tlny Graceland (Iowa) College, earned the honor with a world record total of 8,618 points in the two-day, 10-event competi- tion at the Montteal Olympi<!s. He received 237 votes from a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters, easily beating Tony Dorsett, the Unlverslty of Pittsburgh's re- cord-breaking l'UD.l1ing back, who finished with lOS. Cincinnati Reds second baseman Joe Morgan, the National League's Most Valuable 'Player for the second straight year, finished third with 4 7, and another American Olympic hero, swim- mer John Naber, was fourth with 23. Others finishing high in the vol· ing were pro football's O. J . Simpson and Walter Payton; baseball 'a Mark Fidrych, Thurman Munson and Johnny Bench; pro basketball player Dave Cowens, tennis star Jimmy Connors and heavyweight box.ing champion Muhammad Ali. Jenner ls the 46th winner of the award which was originated in 1931. He and Nadia Comaneci of Romania, AP Female Athlete, will be hQnored in the spring at the Tampa, Fla., Sports Club's annual dinner. ·Jenner's performance in the Olympics was a personal vin· dlcation for the 6-2, 195-pound athlete who had finished 10th in the decathlon competition at the 1972 Games in Munich. The win· ner that year was Nikolai Avilov. whose total of 8,454 points set a record. After Avilov clinched the 1972 gold, Jenner walked up to him. "Next time," the Americ"'1 athlete said, "I'm going to beat you." He proved to be a man of his word and Avllov had lo be satisfied with the bronze medll at Montreal. UCI in 89-64 Blitz UC Irvine's Anteaters upped their basketball record to 5-6 Wednesday evening, crushing vi!itine College of Santa Fe, 89-64. Coach Tim Tift's Anteaters Jumped to a 48·33 halftime lead and were never threatened in the second half, hitting 60.9 percent fromthefleld C42of69). Santa Fe, meanwhile, was fey from the n oor, clicking oo only 26 of 77 attempts for 33.8 percent. Louis Stephens, a M junior out of Flint. Michigan, led UC Irvine with 18 points and six assists. Scott Jenkins added a dozen points and nine rebounds and 6-6 Kirlt Christ tallied 15 points. Tbe game was safely tucked away with a 12·2 blitz in the second half upping the count lo 69-48. Tbe Anteaters retum to acUon Friday night, traveling to UC Davis. Jenlefns Rodge rt oi.nc11er Tl_ ... ~ ... , &..ovlno~ UCl,.,,.. l"I ''ft ,,1 • ''"_. ..... ,, 00 1.0 • 0 I It Owh t 1 t J fj ~1111(¥10ft 10 1<& t 0 1 'l Nallilln :t 1 t I 4 I I t Wit-I 0 t S t 0 2 II Fur._ t 1 0 ' ;J 0 l • TOI.a,. <It S 11 n Mtllllrne; UC lrvlnt,4~ Placing third in the high jump, Stones made some \Blfavorable remarks about CanadJam, draw- ing boocs when be appeared at tbe Olympic Stadium. (He Jater .,._.a T·ahirt with the WOfdS ··1 lcwe French·Canedlana!') And when he waa asked lo wear an Olympic sblrt, be appeared in one from a previous fntema· Uooalmeet. "And I'm very encouraged rleht now. I ran a 10. 7100 meters and 2$.0 220 the other day and have been running Signal Hill in Lona Beach." Stoa• a Huntington Bea.ch re- sldent ibi1 past summer, now lives in Long Beach, where be at; tenda Cal State (Long 8-ech). :foreman Wants Mo.re Money • • Wednesday Slonet, who hu high Jumped 7-8~ hlcloot'I and 1·1V• outdoors (both world re- . eord1){ reflected Oil tho pre-·Otr,mp chooplab. 'The Olympic trlals were kit)' for me1" he Hid. ''There "" no reason wtu-a penon like myaelf or a Dan lUpley 1bould 10 tbrousb thern, when we've already proven we 're the best." ,..._.. • Jllpley was also otie ot the featured speak"era. Rnin.c cleared an Indoor world record 11-1 ln the 1975 Sunkilt. Ripley failed to qualify for Moat.real • "I waa going lo quit. butt 1a1d to myHll 'l alway• en,foyed vaultlnl beCore the Olympics! l'm havin1 no trouble 1eWn1 JQYM1t motlvated. •• Alked what modvata hlm Ripley said .. fame aaC! &lory." LOS ANGELES -Chuck Foreman, Minnesota's all· purpose l'llDJling back. tbinb It ls •bout time he started eettlnc paid what be thinks be ls worth. And be says Super Bowl Xl Sunday a1atn1t th• OaJdand Raiders could be bll lut 1amo with tho Vllrtn11 unleu they acree to tear up b1a .,,...i eoa~ tract and itve him a more lucraUvo one .. 111 have pronn l1lYMlf. I thlnk J am LH belt and I want to be · paid llk• 11," .. 1~ renm-. wlro earna a reported $8$.000 per year. 0 11'• probably the~ time lo make t.bJa public, but. rm not happy with my ooatnict a.ad I won't play with it again." Foreman, the No. ' rusher ln · the National Football Conloreoc:o tn ma wtth 1,$55 yards Ind u toucbd~n• on m cam. lftd the No. J receiver wtt.b 55 cat.c.bel for al yards and one TD alped a four.year cootraet Wore the MllOft and, lt be want.I, be can play oat bll opt.Joo la 1m. l~ .~· ~onman was Mb ln \ ruahln« In the National Football Leaiue with 1,070 yards (Min· 'nesota'• first 1,000-yard rusher In hiltory) and rtrst in recet.tng. He then tried, unauccesafu.lly, to have hls contract renegotiated, 1taYint away from the Vlki.nis• luinlng camp for lllOn9 than a ..o. "! came ln tbinklnl Lt would tet the ball rollln~," he said of ~nport.log Jate, 'but lt bNO't. I'm not very happy with it. But the team comH ahud ot me." M~e LYlUI, Vildnp ltoer~ manag-er, said the $85,000 per year fl•ure ts "understated., ao<l that Foremaui ls beinl paid on a par wU.b two other star NDDibC baclts -Lawrence McCutcbeon of the Lot Anieles Rams and FrlU\CO Harris or Pittaburgb. Lynn said be1 foreman and Foreman'• attorney hive aO'ftd to termlnate renefOdatJoo dis· · cuuiona unUl after the Super 8owl. "Il'1 not tbe time to necodate a contrac~ .. Lynn aalcl Wtdbeaday. "We aboukl bo con• c.entntlna on the same." /. • q DAILY PILOT Thursday. January 6, 19n To Downey Barom SU/fer F.stancia ln69-55 1st Loss 73-71 Victory . ' By ROGER CARLSON ByEDBURGART go ahead again until 0ttMo.11~,~i..s1a" 0111otoa11., '11a1staH Scott Ford hit a 12-footer Tabbed to win the Cen- !JlY hopes ,the Foun-with 2.32 left in tbe tury Le~gue b~sketball tain Valley High Barons game giving the Barons cbam1;>1on sb1p, the held about duplicating ass-63 advantage. Estancia High Eagles Corona del Mar's un-But Downey came gave credence lo those beaten feat last year back to sco re two observations Wedn~ay were spoiled. by a scrap-straight buckets before night in ~he . open.log py, aggressive Downey Ford connected on a salvo of c1rcu1t act.ion, Hlgh Vikings' basketball bank shot with 1: l2 left c r u s .h Ing visit l n g team Wednesday night in the fourth quarter Footh1ll of Santa Ana, at Fountain Valley Higb. making it 67 -67. ' 69-SS. The :Vikings, look~g The Barons came up Coach Dave Carlisle's every bit as good as their with a steal with five Cost a M es a ·based U-2recordindicates,got seconds left but were Eagle$ were never a la~up with. 43 seconds called for a charging foul threatened by Foothill, left in overtime, added with one second remain· jumping to a 16-4 lead at two insurance free ing in regulation. the outset and moving in- throws 38 seconds later But the turning point to a 19-point bulge at the llld posted a 73-71 upset for the Barons may have half. Ill r:ion-league basketball come with 6:40 Jeft in the action. . third period when 6-6 The loss was Fountain Greg Svalstad picked up V~lley:s firs t after 11 his fourth foul as Foun- 'Nms this seas~n. tain Valley led 47-40. Downey, usmg a 2-2·1 When he returned at the 'ull .court zone press the start of the fourth ?nt1re game, forced quarter FVtrailed59-SS. Dave Brown's Barons in-With'out Svalstad, 026 turnovers. . Fount<tin Valley had to The most crucial call off 1ts fuJlcourtpress .,ountai~ Valley miscue and Downey's Ackland ·a me with 25 seconds left said ·'their foul trouble n overtime when a hurt them. And when 3 a r on c I os e to the Svalstad went out, their Downey bas ket threw press wasn't as solid." he ballawar. . Neither team s hot At that pomt .. Fountain particularly well. Foun- .falley only trailed 71~ tain Valley hit on 27 of 6S ind was forced to foul in against a zone for 41.5 be late ~tages . percent, while Downey The Eagles Jed by 20 twice, the last time at ,_·-;.,..~~r'!""':!~ 45-25 with 3:57 left in the ~;;>'·>t~~iiilliW third quarter, before Foothill put on a mild rally, cutting the Estan- cia advantage to 47-~ at .. the end of the third quarter. ptRATE PASSES -OCC's Jeff Golden (right} passes to a But another Estancia teammate in action against Golden West. GWC players in· scoring flurry upped the margin to 17 to erase any doubts. With three players in double figures (Jim Price with JS, Ray Orgill with 13 and Pete Neumann with 12). it was a balanced and dep- The victory was an up-connected on 28 of 64 for till battle. f_or Dean 43.8percent. Carlisle was making \ckland's Vikings, who f .. ,A b b · th th-laden triumph. lidn• k th I d ti1 , ... ..u1~ va11•y 1111 use o 1ill> enc in e t ta e e ea un 1e 11 ,. 1p second period after the , 5 seconds remained in f:ord 11 1 • " Eagles had clicked 00 10 hAe tthitrhdapt eJ~uiodnc.lure, 6-8 :~~':°" ; ; :~ of 14 shots in the ftrSt Ho1mo, • • 1 11 quarter, at one time hit-ophomore center John ~~~~~1~d ~ ~ ; ~ ting eight in a row from · litchie scored on a eo.o•a o o 2 o thelield. ollow shot to give ro1a1~ 21 11 n 11 )Owney a 57·55 lead, and Owonev sco ... ~;o;';"~;' 10 •-73 •'ounlain Valley didn't F1n.va11•v 7o n u n •-11 Oile r s Go Cold; fake 7 3-67 Loss By GLENN WHITE The Bulldogs had shot oi1.,. D•llv Piiot s1111 a scorching 84.4 percent LONG BEACH-For from the held in that bree quarters most third quarter, canning ll •verything the Hunt-of l3shots. When Estancia took a 14-4 lead, all five starters shared in the scoring. Price had 10 of his 15 points in the first quarter and during the first half, six d ifferent Eagles caused a dozen Foot.hill turnovers out of the Estancia zone. Hitting 15 of 27 from (II;'.;--...._.._:!! the field in the first half, Estancia cooled off somewhat in the second half, finishing the tiff with 26 of 52 tries for 50 percent. O.llt ,..lktt Piiot .. by ltlclW.,, K-~ elude Brian Sanders (22), Todd Zirbel (30), Darrell Briggs (center). John Hirschler (54} and Scott Dim al ante (14). BIU.!s Fall, 50-49 .Surprise Shot Wins for GWC By CRAIG SHEFF Oltloe Dally ,. .. Utalf Golden West College's Darrell Briggs did what he wasn't supposed to do Wednesday night-but it's okay with Rustlers coach Dick Stricklin. Briggs, a 6-9 freshman from Youngstown. Ohio, 1 hit a long jump shot with . 38 seconds left, insuring GWC a 50·49 basketball victory over arch rival Orange Coast in the win- ner's gym. Briggs' shot came as a surprise. The Rustlers were nursing a 46-45 lead after OCC had tallied six points in a row, the last two on . free throws by Kevin Karkut with 49 seconds to go. minutes of the second· half for a 38-27 lead. And Golden West still appeared to have the game in control with a 46-37 lead with 5: 44 left. ·Butthe Rustlers wenltoa delay gam e and com- m it ted some costly turnovers, allowing OCC to rally. Bolden paced OCC with 16 points while Zirbel hit 15, Briggs had 13 and Hlrschler tanked l2 for the Rustlers. Golden West hit 21of48 from the field (43.8 per- cent) while OCC convert- ed 22of 47 (46.8percent). The Pirates (4·9J re- turn to play Friday night at Bakersfield (14-1), taldng on the state's No. ngton Beach High varsi-But then both teams ~Y basketball team did went colder than the vas right. It was shoot-rainy weather outside. ng at a 51.1 percent ac-Huntington Beach mis- ··uracy clip from the ~edits first 12 shots of the .ield. last stanza and didn't re- At the free throw line the Eagles made 21 of27. Foothill shooters, meanwhile, could make only 21 of 47 for 44. 7 pe.r. cent against the Estan- Golden West figured to delay at that point, but Briggs fired away from the baseline, 20 feet out. It swished through the net and the Rustlers had a 48-45 lead and tbe 3 ranked team. GWC • begins Southern Cal Con· rerence play Friday at LA Harbor. It h ad o n I y nine gister a point of until the umovers for the game. last 1: 28 of the quarter ts defense was doing a when Cary Burt bagged '."!OOd job Wednesday twofreethrows. light against the host That cut the gap to Long Beach Jordan l 68-61 and Huntington JuJldogs. was able to make a belat- J ordan had rallied in ed run at the Bulldogs, be last two minutes of but never getting closer be third quarter to tum than fi ve points, even- ' 51-47 deficit into a 60-59 tually los ing 73·67. ead as the las t penod Huntington wound up vas ready to get under making only three of 16 •ay. fourth quarter field goal ;auchos Blitz UCI Saddleback College's 1auchos rolled to a t08-81 non-conference ·1asket ba 11 triumph Nednesday night over he visiting UC Irvine • unior varsity. Dennis Smith led the vay for the winners with ,7 points-his fourth :tralght 30-poiot >erformance. · The Gauchos had five .>layers in double figures Nith Tim Shaw scoring w'l points, getting nine as- 1is t s and seven re· bounds. And Rich McElratb came up with 15 points and seven assists as Sad- dlebac1t breezed. Leo Gonzales Jed the UC Irvine attack with 31 points. The win was the 10th in 17 outings for Coach Bill Mulligan's SaddJeback (i ve. tries and the Bulldogs were little better, con- necting on three of 12. H owever. Jordan made good 4t the free • throw line. cashing in on seven shots. Meanwhile, the Oilers were also hav- ing trouble finding the target from the gratis line and ended up losing the game there as Jordan outscored them 21-lS on three throws. Huntington Beach mis- sed 14 free throws, many on the front end of one- and-ones. Mike D 'Alesundro had an exceptional game for the losers, canning a varsity car eer high of 20 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Tony Sprow played extremely well in a re- serve role, scoring five points and hauling down a like number of re- bounds. """''"''°" lta(I\ tm 1, " .. t.o Contrera• • O l t StelMau~ l ' l 10 O'Alnwndro • 7 S 20 lklrt J?•• ShM ~ 3 3 I) ~ 0 ' l 1 P1.s1<>1.-I 0 I 1 -NIH UC lnl.,. JV 111 l It It Pl ' ' s l1t ~::., ,! IS ~ .~ 14 Sc..-• lly OtlHIH"t -loftHIH lo\a-'ield 11-1 Gell art Toteis 1 I 4 • 1 1 11 1 s 7 0 l 0 0 1 s Mvr'llll'OQlor. &each 1' 20 10 1-41 ~ l-ha<I\ JO<OAll 17 1t 14 13-73 .. 0 1 0 1 ' I 1 7 l 33 1S " ., S. ..... 11«,H•I . ,, It .... 1nlltft ,, s 1 'ST O.y •2210 'ACl!ltltl\ 7 1 2 IS .,,,..., • s 0 " '11~ s 1 ' ,, ll(nltflC ,,,. M.Z.... 0 0 S 0 ..,,_ 0020 o.tooe 1 2 o • Wfllewltl 0 0 2 0 t.11,,..i.r O 0 2 O ....,..,... ooto Tlllal• " IPO 24 IOI m1111rne: Sadd1e-.c11. w.-. Prep Soccer cia zone. Allbrlllln Aa\muntn H•,,,,. ~-s.i ..... t.ornb'. 8•at11 .... &n>f\m Sully Total• l'ootllllf OJI tt II pf tp ~ l S IJ 7 J 1 17 ' 1 J ' 0 0 J 0 0 0 , 0 1 J I 7 I 0 1 1 1 1 4 I I 0 0 1 ll IJ lO SS lhtancla IOI 'feuma"" 0ro111 Pfl<• Janllne C.mo IC•omftldl COOQor HIV\ C.Orboll 141 II pf ~ , l 3 ' 1 ~ \ , 0 3 1 I I I • 0 0 I 4 0 0 0 , TOl•IS U 21 IS Scort lly Qual'1ers game. GWC's Brian Sanders Basketball Scores · added two free throws co11 ... ea11tet11a11 with 13 second s left and. "''"'y1s. eu11.10 S6 Col9fle It, Corntll 61 Orange Coast hit a pair HolyCross109.Auumpllon1J of buckets in lhe closing LOl'Qlsland11.can111u•H 10 seconds to narrow the =:::~~,i ~;~:: ... ,"" \A final margin to One. RU190rsH,Ponn St7l Orange Coast had held ~~;.:C.!:a'~-~00-:!:•o':~.61 a 24-18 halftime lead, wv1r91n1•100.Plt1•bu•9"91 curt.ailing the Rustlers' ~':':"0:.~~~11:,:!a5;1 TUn·&nd·gUn tacliCS with F!Ml<f• SI tJ, W ICtnlucky 7J 8 slow down passing ~v1ar•c11t1.Ch•r1t\lonl6 UIGrange 10. Georgia Col~• game. Mlnlnlppl s111. Aubu•n It But tbe Pirates came ~~~::::::~:·,~~~;~;.~~1...,.9 out ice cold after the v'"""'~"' n Geor111u9 halftime break, hitting ~~-~~~:;:i~·.~~:;,~~::; only one Of their first 12 8owllnqGr.,..n101\E Mlcl\19<1nU Shots. And that'S all the C1nclnnat161. Ttmol~& · 0.P""I SS, SI. 8onavtnlurt 14 Rustlers needed. Grat!CIVall•y79, Waynt MICI\ 64 With Briggs and 6-10 o..1.-n.s111.Mo S<M,....,.n ~~ ,~ •: ~~~~~~~G~WC:.:...::~·s~T~o:::.=o=o~z~•~R~B~EL=-=sco~~R~E~s~o;:.:.v=E~R~P~H~•=L~a~o~L~D~E~N~.,__~~~ Edison ByHOWARDL. HANDY Ol llM O•llY "l•t Stefl A s harp-s hooting Edison High Chargers basketball team jumped to an early lead, then held on at the end by sinking seven free throws to post a 75-68 non-league victory over bost Kennedy High Wed-nesd., night. It was a game that saw the Huntington Beach- b ased Edison squad move in front by lS points at halftime, 34·19, then watch the lead dwindle to two with less than a rnlnute to play. Logs I d · O<al R-lst.8 O> to"Orn~ 50 John Hirsch er oing Clar•"-l·MU<l<f70. Pomor.uo damage inside and l.AV•rne-. ca•T•c11~1 !Teshman Todd Zirbel ~~=~~:i~'.~~~1~1!'s1n hitting on some nice w..1monl9s.ca1.1..u1.,. .. ,,, .. Tri11111ph the second halC and forced fouls on shot at· tempts. In the third quarter, Kennedy made good on four three-point plays, adding the roul shot after a field goal. The Irish had a cold shooting first half, can- ning only eight of 28 al· tempts but came on stroog with 11 of 20 in the third period and 19 of 40 for the second half. Edison was more con- sistent, hitting JS of 31 in the first half and 15 of :.> in thesecond. · · While Herson held the thescoring. driving shots, Golden "1•hsci.oo1 81y LH9ut Turnovers were plen· West outscored OCC, Mornt11qt1oeu, 1nq11wll0d60 tiful in the first half with 20-3, in the firs t n ine Torrencu1. Palo• Voron ~, Mlr•C.0\le•9, WHI Torren«61 Kennedy giving the ball * * * c.111wrv Luque 18 t. and Edison Tu\llnH, e1Mod•na 11 Up Imes O!'a...-CNll 14'1 VIiia Park 13.0r•nge lT 17. The Second half W8J5 It It llf Ip f\lancJaU, Fooll\lll 11 much better with the LIKolt 0 o 1 o !.A va111., ''·San,.""• 11 Irish losing the ball twice :;:i : ~ ~ :: Bolw~=::,"';.'n~.:~~s and Edison three times. :;:::;: : ~ ~ 1 ~ Pec111ce 50, Ga•o.,. G•••• •• The victory brings K-111 o 1 0 , t.o1Am~!·;~';.".':,~""'11oss• Edison's pre-league 11o1<11 : 1 o , 1 o.ar1oroe-1J. ,._, .. .o d t 5 7 Tol•ll 21 S 14 .. WOl'll"""'Ml,Arula•l Sea.son r eCOr 0 • • o.i.11Wt•llMI Nonnvl•w62,8aldwlnPerkU Ef!-{10 ft II ., tp RowlandU Benell 57 fl ft llf .. Dime!-I 0 1 1 N .... 11 ..... McCoutt J J S t Sendltrt 2 ' 0 • Pesadella 7•. M•11Uel Arh S. Sc:llnle<ler 3 2 l I Hlncl\i.t 6 o I 11 l8Mllllu11n,s1.Anlllonv'7 Gonwt 1 1 1 S llrtlal J S I II All\IN'llbra S1, Atrovo 14 8'11 7 I • U lrl~s • 1 ' U Mulr67. Eaolr Roo 17 HerlOl'I • A 2 n Lazar 0 0 I 0 lOIAl•milos66, l8 Wll\Otl S9 l"JdOM t 2 0 6 Rowan I O I 7 Uirrllos87, l(~p1MI 51 Davis 1 O ' 2 lull\ O O 1 o La Mirao& s.. Gehr •o Gemly 0 2 1 1 Totels 21 I !O iO S.n G•brlel S8. Monrovl• ., Allftl 1 0 I 1 Hallllrnt: Or11199 Coa\I, 74·11 Cyore\\ S. We•lmln.I•• •• Her,,,.., 1 0 I 4 ----------------------Wllltams O 0 t 0 Totals 10 U U n Sc.,.. .. , O...rttrt ,. 11 '1 ,., .JS • I) ll n~ But the hectic pace told on Kennedy High of La Palma and the Chargers made good at the ch a r Jt y st r 1 pe In -:&"-::=:;;::;;;;-;;;;;;;:;-.;;--;;;:;;;:;--=:__iiiaiiliaiimiiiii'iiliii'Aiiiiiiiminiiiiil bonus situations in the closing seconds lo hold onforthewln. NIGHT RACING 7:45 MONDAY Tl:tRU .SATURDAY GRAN DST AND SPECIALS: • Ladies 50c Wednesdays • Senior Citizens 60 i nd over only Sl Mondays thru Thursdays . , • 1 ,. ; ' ...... ,_, .. -.............. _...._ . ---· Rozelle Helped Launch All-CIF Junior Rose llowl Game Gridders It was 30 year and one moath ago that NaUonaJ Football In.rue com ·m11atooer P•te Rozelle h*1 his nral and only other assoclation with the Boee Bowl In an official e~aclty for • poat..ua<>n aame. Roce!Je is tbe man who helped get Lbe fint Junior ROM Bowl football same trtarted, aJbetl It was a rocky at.an. He bad just returned from a stint in t.be Navy aft:er World War 11 and was Compton CoUege's student publicity director at tbe time. Compton bad been selected to race KJlgore, Texas in the 1946 game -HOWARD HANDY Junior collece level. be continued at tJSF where Ollie Matson was tet&.llg tbe gridiron world oo fire. But his t»gcest boost came with tbe buketball team UDder coach Pete Newell. Bill R\llSe:l.I and K.C. Jooes were playtnc for tbe Dons at the ti.me aod they were among the best in· dependents iD the countr'J. Invited to participate in the NIT In New York. Rozelle was exposed to the sports media ln the big city on two oc· caaions and did bis job well. He also became assoc .. ted with the Los Angeles Rams ln their first year on the Pacific Coast after moving from Cleveland. With Bob Waterfield and company training in Ramsaur Stadium in 1946. Rozelle helped with the game pro- grams under publicity direct.or Max· well Stiles and bad h1I flnt taste of pro football in that category. He later became the Rams' publlci· ty dlrector, lert to join an advertising agency to help in promoting an airline and the 1956 Olympic Games in Australia, then returned to the Rams as genera) manager. His selection as commissioner at the age of 32 came after an impasse among owners in a meeting in Florida. Rozelle was nominated and gained tbe PoSition soon after his name was men- tioned after a tong and sometimes an- gry meeting . Selected South Puadena High's Robby Chapma.n was selected player of the year in ClF I-A football circles as chosen by tbe Cltben Savlnp Athletic Foundatlan board. Player of tbo honors ln l·A circles waa aplll between Gary Kaiser of Bilbop and Greg Ward of Ri._orthe World. The 3 ·A and l ·A teams: Ct f'>Af'_,t f'ln1T-~ 8•ct \-ltOllllY Cll•pm•n So. ,.._... (._!.''°\<.I, R~ /oiloenlll. V•ll• PMll IS.I IS IO, 11S Y I, 0.., e.ctr, ~It lltlltY lMI, N If l Doll Sloctllltl'll. Ttmc>lt CllY <W . llS Y I, Mllo.t MeCall, Cretcenla Velley IS 11, '" ~•.I: Rt<tlven...+fOMt l'or1.-, llewfly Hill• IW, 110 V l Duft Wit..,, Rl .. <Jlcle Poly (._1, 110 v I 8oll V~, Ttmo19 City l•l, t'IO " >, hct1~ S.1 c11.,.ros, ~ teblttlO IW, ~ tr I Mttt ~ VIII• P•t1t I .. I. 105 '' I; GuMcls-RObett etw"O. S4 v•ti.v 1s-1t. ns v .l. l!d SI .......... ao-y ($.11, 1tS v .l; Centitr-TI"' M,et\. 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Ill LOS All9tlfl County wlll(tl i.net C>f!lce "the Ol..:• Of bus!-• o< ""'~ 1" i>ll "'~ueo 118<1•1n 1,,q"' wio Ht•lt Such c•••"" wltll "-~ ......Clterl m.nl Ii. tiled or Or-led n •IC>•t,.10 within l'Our _.,. eflltr Ille lint oubllollonof 1~1, nollc:e. 1118EKE •Nll!UEN Eae<ut•l~allhtw•ll OIMM!Otc-nt lAURaN M. HANGUi Y A_.,_Uw OU c:r..Mw at .... W..Jt2 U..~CA--Pu1111.-Or'~ C<Mt'I 0.1ty Pllol ~ n. 30, ", • ...., ;__., •. IJ, 1W7 DI•>~ PUBLIC NOTICE before tbe Tartars played their final game. As Rozelle and game publicist Bob Weid e watched fro m the Ramsaur Stadium press box at Compton College <now high school), the Tartars of coach Tay Brown pro- ceeded to lose to L<ls Angeles City College. 12·0. Two others had been nominated for the position and the owners could not agree on either one. R~zelle was nominated as a ~urprise candidate when the impasse developed and even more surprisingly, gained the posi- tion. Rl~l<le Poly (._l, 710 v I, -· 1-------------1 "'--· ... C...ed• l&-1. 70S v I, Otlan l'o<eller. H•rt ( .. 1, l'>S v I Llne~klwrd A9ullar, L.ompoc rs-11 There were dire thoughts as the Tartars lost the game as JRB orficiaJs and the two publicity men could foresee a complete gate coll apse. Instead, the teams played to a crowd in excess of 43,000 and the Junior Rose Bowl match was launched on a positiveoote. Sunday will be Super Bowl XI day at the Rose Bowl, the first time the post-season pro classic has been played in the Arroyo Sero saucer . But this time, RO'Lelle will be the head man and not merely the pubUci· ly director as the Oakland Raiders and Minnesota Vikings battle for the championship. Rozelle will present the Vince Lombardi Trophy in the winning locker room after the game. He has risen with the tide of pro football ever since and was largely in- strumental in bringing about the big television contracts that have aided the game in becoming a permanent fixture in virtually every living room throughout the football season. The saga of Pete Rozelle bas been an interesting one. He was a high school classmate of Edwin "Du.Ice" Snider, the long-time Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers centerfielder. Possibly the television contracts be negotiated are the one biggest con- tribution he bas made to the game although he bas never been one to dodge a battle on any level--0wners, players or congressional hearings. His bas been a nerve-wracking job, one that bas put him in the limelight and made him a compatriot of men in all walks of life including the Presi- dent of the United St.ales. When he moved from Compton. he picked the University of San Fran· clsco to further bis education. He has carried tbe burden well and has done an out.standing job in bring- ing professional football to the level it bolds today. Having been with a winner on tbe For Coast Area PrepCage Results JUNIOlt VAIUJT'I' N~ IHI hJl 1Ct"'4i. 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KOLL NATIONAL NORTH, !'IOI Don Slr•tt, Newport llee(h. Cellfor'nl• q2'6(I I. Ool\tld M Koll, 60' 111e U6C> SOud, ~ 8'!Kh. Callfornl•'1* 2. 0,P. MIOdlt-. 11 Hell -e.v onw. CMON dtl Mer, Otllfofllla 92!>7S 3. EWftn 0••'' 111, ,. .. MHA 0r1 ... ...._.I llN<h C.llfoml02MO • TlmOlhY l Stt-r, l'llO Port Alben,, N•w110t1 ouch, C.llfClf'Nt ~ s, Sllllll<!Y F BroOhOll, s "°'"'Sur Ortw, Ntw1J0<1 Beach. C.llfoml•~ o c..or-oe 0 Glbton. J t., lit Old WI Hon4t lloeo. WOOdildt, C.fllClf'nl• "'0&2 1. Roti.rt A. Cllurc11, 492• -WOt10 Orl11t, SM!~. Calltomle t. Wiiii'"" T a.<t-.. ,,,.. 0- llerltnel ~Ille. S<ltel09t, Ctllfllml• ~ •. l"ltr·ttl CO"'PlnV. 08" In Oolltomle h .JO ... ~•I, Inc .. NMIOfltl LHe~ ............... T-•ln!O TlllJ lllitlMU I• <Of'HtlKted flY I ~ .. ~p TlmtllhY L SltMtt Tiiis st.i_, w H IUed "'Ill lltt PUBLIC N011CE ,~,, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCR•DITOttS SUHRIOR COUltTO' TltE ST A Tl! Olf CALI l'O"llllA f'Olt THE COU9'TY 01' O•ANOC .... A.ftSlt EU.te or WILLIAM 9ALl.MAH, <Ike NILLIAM9ALl.MAN,SR.,o.c.-d. NOTICE 15 HEllE 8V GIY!Dt IO Ille PUBUC NO'nel: PUBLIC N011CE f'ICTITl~SIUSINlS$ NAllHnATIMaNT n..llOl>owlno'*"'°" 11.,.not>W-., M IC. INVESTMIOHTS. tt'll K Ou POllt Ori ... tr~lne,CA"110 Dorl .. Z•ID~• Moft\tn. I~ w ~.~lm,CA'190t n.t1 botslrtei, •• < ... dueled..., .. "' dlvl<aMt Dorl• l ""-" ""' "·'-' ..... ti..., -llw County Ct•t-ot Or•-~ Olt o.c-10 ... ,. .,... Publ•<lltO Or .. Coortt Oil..., ""°'" OK..16.%1,:IO, 1'1•tftdJtn '· tm 5t1H• PUBLIC NOTICE "IC1'1Tl0US IUllttlU.$ NAM«STATIMaltT The fol~ per_,,, dlDlolQ 1M1 -•: SEAi. llACM CAR WASH. ttt "9clfk c.e. .... ..,,., S.tf a..ci.. "' «IUO G"90"r & Ruth t.. T~ SI~ Olr-A ... , l.ong llM<lt. CAtllll• c.._., E T-.c>. 1lm Meflfwf Wt,., ~8*.c~. CA"*ll fhl\ l>U\lneu ll <0"4U<190 "' • _.1,,.n.,.t'\111p. Gr-yE.T-- Thl\ llele"""'t WH llltd -.. Courlly Clt<IC o4 0r""99 eo....ty on OK 10.197•. ..... Pubtl\IW!d 0.anqe CDett Otlly Plklt. Jtft.6, "· '°· t> ... ,, cn011on ol tlle .00... nt"*I ~ t------------- !Nt •" ,.,._ 11tv1n., ci.i,,.., 1911inst PUBUC N,,_.• IN said deceotflt ... ..Oul~ IO Iii. •------"-•_ft._.,, __ tfltm. wlttt l1te na<"'~ ~In ,-"ICTITIOUS IUSINCa ttAME.STATEM8NT ti. offlu of Ille c•-of 1119 --... .,.. t.-court.cwto-.-.Wtt~ttw ~ IOOOKhtO. 10 tM-si9rlt0 ti Ille ot!lce of &URTON, GAULDIN, TMOMSON A~O lfELS<>f4. Attomlyt ti Law, 162• ~·~ Pelfllt• Aw , -t· llM. C<llllOfftl,_'!0602, •ftl<lt Ii lfleDlke of ~s °' ,,... unot!n!QntO In •II fNl!tets penatnlnq to tile 9\tete ot .. io cl!KedMt. wlllll11 lout rnOttlh' all .. ttw llNI DUOlktllOll (If lhll notl<• 0.ltO O..C.mllet 4. 1416. MELElf BALLMAN e .... cutr11o11,,.w 11104 , ... aOoYe llil'MO cM<- IUltTOM. GAU LOIN, TltOMSOM ANO Na I.SON Altllrlltytel ~ 7'14s-tl l"~Aft 'MlltUer, CA ...a A........,.fWC-"'"a ""41tl\hed Or-~t Otlly Piiot. 0tc.. ... 21.J0.1W•-Jen.•, 1'11 m'1·1' PUBUC NOTICE n.. tooowtno oenon' .,. dDl<IQ IMt1" llff$e\. E P PltOPEltTI ES. 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COAST COMMuNITY <X>t.U:<Ri Ol~lllCT 80All00f' T'RUSHin A l _m ... a Wollion St<r.i~. &ottOofTl'll'ilah O!ltf\ Jt-fy It, "ti· llllOf l'l'I 111'No •St "'*1-0r•-CM" Dally lllUDl. a..itblt JD, tW•MJ J~· 1'11 mt.M \ Cf DAILY PILOT Th1.tl'ldey. Januwx e. 1m t lOOMER • Jbu WA111 10 t"(J() 10 f~ •fl.ICIC:S 10-~Nr6fJT. L1tJoA ? by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson 1~ 'f~ifS 'A fU'"'e,J~vs WOSZO·Of·~ CAMPAIGIJ ~fMAf~W Fil.-" A1 C1NeMA 1 .. 61.rr ~Ave 'bJ ~!Af P ruf M1iP ? ,. ··\tJ\ FUNKY WINKERBEAH by Tom Batfuk i'rn •ft11 oow traree f fa1J11sc.ml series ... J uhs11 cl\11~ mstte mm • 11'aSIJ er.rm u~ Cl'a!! ~'ilit's' I 000 CCCI coo , .. TANK McNAMARA b J•ff Millrr & Bill Hinds l'LL OPEN iHI$ I FORTUNE COOKIE I GOT AT THE CHINE SE RE STAURAN~ '~, J:::::::I----..., r,-1 YOURE GOING TO TAKE A TRIP IF '1tJ(J tA?, ~'riX ~601~70A7K M£ t) ~ lJ.ft Ot' rMM!.L AROUND ARE '10l)1~1R? by Emie Bushmiller ......... ~~~~~~T""""i J'D CALL THAT A MISFORTUNE COOKIE ~~== . .. . ,. ~ '---~__..:..;. ___ __.. .__ ____ _ ·TD DAY 'S CIDSSWDRD PUZZLE PEANUTS UNITED Feature Syndicate Weo"uday • Pun1e Solve<1· ACROSS <I :i Rel.e•e .l 1 Female 51&"9 6 Medal l I ···!le Cl 14"4us cal d torder 46 E)all 48 Messy stvfl 4~ Puls cargo aooaro 5JRa1lbrd CO"'POS 5.'.' I( •nd c-t 1'1"0111 to" !Jbl,,aodlern 1 S S111n91111 57 Edda 2 f6 Cnem1c1I words suit·• 60 01•t1nc:e 1 7 In '" obler· Prel" ••nl "'1"· 61 Language ;I ner Old t9 Aawr1t1e" 82E.poat.e Mu11c 63 EaoY 20 Stupod 141111 64 Alr•tl l' an at Close allen te •ope loon 65 Czech 22tnuesoao oalrlOt cnec~s 24 Golt lourna· men I i&OttMh•Qh t esl QAJal,ry Wouod Hou.11111 Cllemrcal COlllOOUnd 33 lnterllced 3• Acc:oid1n9 ro ,7 Makes an 1 otter E \Jtfy angry Teller'.t olreil Summer in t Pirla & 1 N1tkol alk'ly t~Nol br""" •G Thorns DOWN I 8eboullul 2 turn111g Prtl1~ 3 familiar w1lh 'LymphOld l•SSUI mass 5 Pul on 6 Svan;er 7 Uodulale 8 Sank a lee .thol 9 Eteclrlcal un11 IO Sawmill ad· '"ncl 2 word1 J]~] --,,,_ ~A J 0 s ~~ .Q~ 0 I AN ' NN U I ~· ~~ P' I ,. ' s "4 0 c C II A ";c T l P 1 1 If It It IE NE II A T s NAP 14 Cl T 0 IP l Ii A S T EN E D A p IA l "II I C A 0 I N S T A • t CO• T 0 II I "'l F NI L E fl I s . ,, ,~-s l t • ' s 'C IAll -IA "4 I~ A IV A ll! All ",. e 1t II IUI ,. llA NA A 1~ q '-~ Alf A T ~ IY 'S EN~ 11 Quicker tlmOO 2 W()fdS 1 2 Pol COil· 111 tr bulons i JS11g11tea1 t88es1de1 ?3 ' Asa bug • ·rug IN s f ... -- upon 38 Comp1monl1u 39 Ftnll h ' t Proj1c tile 42P1oelname '4 Blkery product • 5 Equine colO< 48Rt1IH ll le 25 Aml!f1can maps r>oel 4 7 R111·s Wilt 28 Ran .sw1y 48 Magnificent 27 Earring s•tt 50 ••• • prKe· 28 Stav-d1rec-dent hon 51 •··• 29 One way to Oownes. "°' Mualc ct1llc 30 Concave 53 Abc>Ye surlec.1 5~ Bueblll 31 Sin team 33 Fermented 55 Cards beverage 58 Man·s JS Mtlo 01111 nickname 36 Depend 59 Fish JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS ' . - I I J THE VIRTUE OF VERA VALIANT DOOLEY'S WORLD )tXJR t-.J€W YEAR'S EVt PAr?'TY IS f/NALLY ()'/ER ? DR. SMOCK GORDO ~e !!SAIC' HS: WA.S GOIN<S 1'°0 e~ MA.KING H I S ~OU NPS MOON MULLINS by Charles M. Schulz ,.....---------. SOME JOGGERS ARE A NUISANCE! by Herold Lt Doux .. by Tom K. Ryan i I • J h J 0 ~ by Mtll by . Rodger lracffitlcl -w~o cAfJ SKAT~ ON A MELTED RINK ? by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson ...,. l i~UST you CHARC:e ONLY·~ Fo~ iHf: MEDIC,AL scr~NCE ... THE GIRLS "What dots she mean the new ~pring styles will bt very snug rttting -all my dresses have r1t that ~·ay ror as long as I can remembtr." DENNIS THE MENACE 0 0 ... - - r • Thl.lt!d!y. Janu!fY e. um D.\IL Y PILOT Q 1 ' Real htott ........ 1000 2999 The Bluest Marketplace on the OIWIP Coast finPoyment & Rentcif1 . . . . • . • . ~99 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS flreporotion •.. 7000 7199 Busineu. lnvntmtnt & Metchondlte • . • 8000-8099 flnonclot . . . . • . SOOO.SOC9 Booh & Motlnt Announc.,,.,.1. ~ •. You Can S~ll It, Find It, ( 642 •5678 ) One Call Service Equipment . • 9000-9099 lost & ~ . . . . • 50S().Sf99 Fast Credit Approval AutomobUtt & othtt s.vktt & R4lpOln ~ Trade It With a Want Ad TranJPOrtotlon •••. 9100..9999 ------·-· ~:!!.~~ ....... !~~.~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ,~.~~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ,~.':':.~ ....... ~.~~ ........ !~.':':.~ ...... . BaOIS: AdYftothen Ge•ual 1002 Gee••" 1002 G..,.r.a 1002 Gt•r• 1002 GtMr.e 1002 Gt•NI 1002 G1•ral IOOZG...,... 1002 ~ clttcil ....... eds ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····~·~·~··-=·~·~··......:.:..··...!!._··~····· ······················· ....................... ·············································· 4'affy .ct~ et"• "'74fa--JL-JL&.Jl&.A.4J'4J~ 0 0 ran kcaa6lftly. TN UM> US YOUI FtE5 to see this charm· B> GUAIHBA DAILY PILOT a•-• Ing 3 bdrm., Vh bath Dolores model ......... has joined DOVER SHORES ELEGANCE! ......, forte. flnt ht-condo in The Bluffs , at $152.000. the staff of Select Beautifully designed 4 bdrm .. 4 bath COfftd......._Ollly. Beautifully situated so your eyes may Properties . Ed's home +formal dining rm.Spectacular Pulllsller's Motter. All real estate adverti:m.1 in Uus newspaper as sub· Ject to the Federal fo'air Hous ing Act of 1968 wluch makes It illegal to advertise .. any pre ference. limitation. or discri mmauon based on ra<.-e. color. religion. sex. Of' national ong1.n. or an mtenuon to make any such preference. hm1ta· lion. or dlscri mm a lion." enjoy an unobstructed view of the bay bee n a c t i v e i n view of Fashion lsJaod. Room for pool & ocean. Your guests will appreciate general real estate -in fact. it is one ot the largest lots in the wet bar & large. wrap-around for six years in Orange County and DOVER SHORES. All rooms are viewing deck also. Dull eyes will draws on an extensive background in spacious -3800 sq. ft. of living space. brighten here! the finance and construction 3 Car garage w/elec. door opener - induslries. all of this PLUS a separate maid's 67:M~OO For truly professional servicing room with bath. Price only $325,000. of all your real estate needs. call Ed Guarnera at 751-3191. c:;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES 'Co. SMASHIMCi! In e very way! 1563 sq . rt. con· : dom.inlum. smashing decor! overlook· ing 12th green. smashing golf! and 1 lake. smashing views! Near Irvine Racquet Club. smashing tennis! End · unit. smashing ~rlvacy! Everything upgraded. smashing condition! Priced at $110,000. don 't let it squish you. it's worth it! nus newspaper will not Ga.eral I 002 Ge.Hal I 002 know1 n1tly accopt any 1002 G 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U1111o..1l()Us:: fi6'LAS::ll.'. ~ etlffal ASO NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0811 1""'11 L. '-.l~L.~ advert1s1ng ror real PRIY•TE ~ REALTORS" 675LUVV\ estate which is in viola· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A • ·vuuv Uono<the law. DOU HOUSE ABllNDQNEO COMMUMITY WOODIRIDGE 2443 Eas1 Coast Highway. Corona del Mar Natural wood cabinets. ft Magnificent VIEW of Buyer changed h is GeMral 1002 1002 also111MPsaVP1th· . .it!:>46 !)990 ..._... f« S. 3 Bed room . 2 b a lh. w 1th a m 1 n d -t a k e t h e o p • • • •• • ••• • ••• • •• • • ••• ••. • ••••••• • • • • • ••. ••• ••. • '-.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • • ••••••••••• •• •• ••. •••. no wax floors. lots of wall r r 1 d Npt Back Bay & moun· portunity w choose ybur I'! ' GIMral I 002 paper and wood paneling ree· orm poo a n un tains. Prestige home ID own colors and get this POOLSIDE 4 +DEM + e....... too·•lc ... r... •oot accent this cha rming owner that needs lo :.ell priva t e cul-de-sac Stonewood mod e l. ," UTY -rOCNn ---~ "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Quiet tree lined fast. Great for a home or w/common """' & put· Bed th ,, IEA ~-• ••-••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• t ""l a h I d an investment. One just u 3'NbdV 3 b lh nns. 2 ba s. pool, 11>.\CRE ·-........ •j \ s r..... ne r sc oo s an ng green. . a • clubhouse. tennis and Super sharp 2 bd. 2Ya ba 842·2535. $Sl.SOO. with an assuma Ing 646 771 1or 540-9944 Has A/C. blt·m BBQ. gar story r ambling est ate ~ shopping. Pnce<J to sell like It sold for $56.000 ram nn. plus denorfice lake R ead y about townhome nex.lt.opool& ESTATE ~ ~ in a hurry• Please call last year. Full price or 4lhbdrm.Ownermov· March.$92.*l. steps to tennis courts. This hard t.o find single .~l """' ,.,,,w,.,o,.,,,.,,, ble loan. CALL qwckly. PETE BARRETT dropnr. compactor. etc. with over~ sq. ft. of _________ 1 [ee111 •:~~~TIES -~ l0<-W.500~"''· lf,~::~.ri:ii]~1 llG c.a.ayoM llAUTY-•·HttOOO 1· ftreplace In master suite. """ -• 9 UMITS.OCEAM •IE.lutODIEI EA nr•CH 1 lb....ol-.a HEGHTS ......... '6.soo ror a preview Beautiful Country Club view! Prof. NIME AREA CLASSIC lncomnarable!! ou. ._.$;44•500 ---''--------•~unique home. cau decorated tbruout in lovely color $IH,5oo ExPUied front rm/din Describes fb~ 4 Bedrm $42 000 Sensational home with --------• OANRl9 •""\'~ro11tN'f'1• tones. Choice wall coverings, lush 2shortblocks to occan1n rm Wlc:>lm frplc. 3 lge Dover Shor es home ' • pol Vie d All AREALIUY! cptng. & drapes. parquet floor in en-:~~=:\l~~:~i~ Eri~~hi~=~~:;~=~ r:.rni~s~~ms~~~:t ~~d Ws~h6t~~=is ~~~~:ie~~(t!~'~f!~l !~~sar~evuo~l~lse~ ~\ :s111;i1 try. 3 B~~s~~m~~..:.:=! cash now With mm1mum Born•bt r.e~ so pn"ced to kitchen w /breakfast the Investment you've . Sbo 1 H .. high Bedroom. large family t . -=---... :::I' MEWPOtrT cena. M.I . 644-4910 reqwred down payment. _ --· nook all have a splendid been looking for. 3BR ' wp ace ome room with fireplace Hurry' Call for complete sell at $.S9.9SO. 5'S-~91 view of Upper Bay & l>Ur owner·s unit PLUS 28R on a hiU with a view of home. Quality upgrading Tila11.E ROCK details and preview of -rounding mo untains. rental. Terms. Owner t8bde wor:d belfow.11 4 throouL Many more ex· Firsl time offered! lm- ttu!. unaquc opp()rtunity. . . . Tlushomeisbullt around Wlll help finance Must rms. arge a m Y tras for gracious hvlng. maculate. adult or· GtMrel 1002 GeMrol 1002 Call96J.788 • • an atnum & oval pool sell lmmed Hurry. r oom. glamorous See t o appr eci a t e! cupled.split-levelfamily ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nm,"'". 'I ' ., , ".. ' • ~ i • : • wtlh fount.a.10 & retracta please call kitchen. formal dining $138.SOO. 644-7270 home • ool lease land. 3 THE L.AMDft4G [ I ble dome + heated & 54~3666, 898-7855 rm. beautiful pool & B<Ums .. lge. family rm. HOME & INCOME VIEW e lla~:l~!'!.J filtered Jacuzzi spa. patio area. Shown b y wit.b frplc .• formal din· Hard l 0 f In d 3 Fabulous "better' tha11 ·;ifJij1f. S~y;!!:~t~fa~lf~~d~ sMleuach~. mbau~hh m&orge~rdTeenr· -appt. . lngl.f3 Carga radgel.rorth!: BEDROOM HOME, the model" home or.ly f _ -~·-····-~ , w go er. s an rap .,. large dining room. all mos. new! Secluded dM-rific buy at$320.000. ATERF'RONT pitching green. heated quality built with lath & ble door tile e ntry l.o • RE~~TE ~~;;~~~~~;,pool, extra storage for plaster + LAROE 2 earth tone carpel an<l• We're here to help!· 631-1400 RV or boal. Filtered air-BEDROOM Home a nd s uns h ine ··walls oe ---------cond. plus r adiant beat· double garage for rental ~lass"! Formal dine ' 1556W. B•k•r.C.M. 4 IDRM. $68,500 Best priced home m all Mesa del Mar. Just re- m od e I e d wllh new ~~~~~~~~~ carpets. drapes and paint. Quiel street. close Next lo Mltrket 8alk•t 549·86SS 3BEDROOM + GUEST SUITE F« • Ad in W-.'s Worfd VACANTI to schools and parkB. Va· . • . cant and owner a nx· Well located 3 bedroom. 2 bath home with new p aint i n and o ut . separate guest suite bas Its own bath and outside entry. Full price $76,SOO. CALL~~ CG1 S.e 64~5'71. bt. llO Immediate Possesston. lous-someone's going to Sgt. story 4 br. 2 ba I gel a good buy! Call "Model Home .. cood. S46-5880 Slant stllllina llu a supet sllmm1n1 ttltet on 'tOIJf mid· r1111 Thi$ smooth stei>-in is lht drtu ygu'll en1oy most rlghl now thr011Jlll Spnn1. Prlnttd l'"at11m 92~5 Mims· Sues 8. 10. 12. 14. 16, 18 S.z• 12 !bust 341 t.11" 111 Jltds 60-lncll ltbfic Send SI 25 fer ucfl petttm. Md ~ for each patttm fOf llrst . clau 111111111. lllllCllllll S.114 to. Historic Quilt One ol the best localaon in Fount. Valley Hard t be!Jeve a 20x40' pool in· eluded for only S79.9SO. .. ~~ HERITAGE . • R EALTORS C:SELECT T'PROPERTIES Call:S45-8424 ~~~~~~~~ ASSOClATED = 411DROOW Jog t.o beach from this beautiful highly up· graded home. Huge liv· ing room with vaulted ceilings. Gou rmet kitchen with formal dine. Assumable V.A. pay menls $276.00 per month. HID'TY ! Call 963-6787. SO COAST BKRS. SP ... ISH MAMSIOM OHHIU POOL + BEACH SSl,250 secluded courtyard en· try w magnificent enter· ta.inen penthouse. Vault· ed ceillllgs add drama to artistic selling Huge floor lo ceiling crackling rireplacc Gourmet pub kit c h en . M as:.1v t ludeaway master suite +guest quarters. Ter race overlooks sparklinc ~.; ~-1 pool &ground.'\. 963·7881. • l~ ONNfU ,.,,,;f../l'W IOC#N#I' MESA DEL MAR POOL HOME 4 Bedroom or lf you pre· rer 3 Bedroom + formal dining. Fantastic pool with jacuuu.1 . outdoor h ettters. gas BBQ . Enclosed front court yard aren with oriental garden and f111h pond. Sec lh1s uruqul! home to 11ppre<:1ote. 64~6161 . -~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. lll'IN Ill 11• II S IUN 104' t;'(/• [91&1 ~~ Nj~ I [~11111 ~ .. ,. $36, f 50 SllK & flNlt THEOOORE ROOSEVELT fulurt heirloom' Amt11c111.a Quilt Is fascfnttlnc stltcllery C1ltbrat1 our -.r1y history -tml>roldtr map, flowers. birds, sUtt capltals. datt and order of admission to US. 1n eny stllellts. Pattern 7232· Qullt transfers. d11ecllons $ t J5 for e1ch 111ttem. Add 35( ttch Pltltm for first-class 111meU tnd llt11d1tna. Stll4 to: Btfl decorating & de· Ught!ul brick patio area' co m pl iment t hi s spacious l story town. home tr you are paying wasted rent money. here's your chance to get some tax deductions & a uvln1s accnt 11tarted Sm dn PJ"Mft\ posalble. 646-Tlll. ~ Walkm 1: ltm R11ill f r.tatff Walkr.1 r. l nr. Keal •~ruff~ . .. A N 0 H 0 1 T A V R E S N 0 t S A T R E G R E T W H I T E F L E E T S H S D E R S R 0 U G H R 1 D E R S l A 1 Q S R P T A M 0 H A L K 0 " G E U R H E S H 0 t T A S A A I 0 K S A G R U 0 T L U l B R M 0 R ( R Y R E K C l T S G l B L l U 0 0 E B T W A V E C 0 N S T L 0 K G S R M 0 Y L E P E R 0 U G E M 8 R E S H E L E 0 8 N E L A P A H A H 0 U H T " H L A D E U V T S B U L E Y I U S E 0 1 U L E S 0 L B I G S T W 0 L L T T R L B M T E 0 l L T E R E S T R 0 P H E L C 0 M T S U B Y 0 N 0 R 0 E N A L P R I A C U E 0 P L A N A C A M A H A P 0 M R l111wue1lon1: HIOden -0. belo• IPPttr forwerd. blclc· -o. UC>. doM\ Of dlefoN!ly. fllld Mell ltld bu .,'"·~ 819 St1ck Bull Moose Conservatfon ~ Bully Portsmouth Pen.ma Canel v Ed1tn ~gh Riders S19U110re Hflt 0 MIW York Square Deal Trust Buster TOlllOrrow: fa""fng tn Wf nter 1002 o ... , .. 1002 . ............................................ . MftfPOl f 'S ml IUT Best buy at Spyglass Hill. Only ooe listed. s Bedrm, or 4 bedrm & maid's quarters. 3 Baths, family rm, sep dining, huge Ule entry, ocean View. $210,000. -. . ....... , . lni-Upgrading galore. A income. Hurry on lbl~ highlighted by sparklin~ Hu.Ryll real j.eewwel! By app't . ooe! S75.500.CallS40-11Sl gourmet kitchen~ •• ~.500. Faat possessJon separate family r oo ' 3 BR. 2 BA. Cream puff possible. with toasty fireplace wtth pool new carnots & c f c•s-fla~ Soaring s t airc ase tj paint. R'eady r~;"' new • • WVI UI s w eep In g m u s t e , Townhouse owner. with REALTORS 640-00 O I~~~~~~~~~ bedroom retreat wit many extras. 12·SPM. dressing area an ~990. ARIAL.GEM $TIPUPTO Romantub. Jmmacula\ 645-3474 Loc•ted inooeof lrvme's NEWPORT in every detaH and up I a condominium. with BeauilluJ 3 bedroom or ( For the demanding hom• I I , I • tbree lovely bedrooms, a bedroom and walnut buyer only. For appQint; .I fa.nest areas, a home. not tmCiHTS graded in every area. clellght!uJ family room. pa.oded den with sllQmg menlloseeca11847~10./ ~nlertalnment kitchen glass door to 10 x 20 lot Ol'fN 111 0 • ''~•UN ll•hl ••"" I ~enc;~e,~t:!1r~! ?ir~:I:~=~:~~~~:;~:J=·~~~'~'~~~!~·~-'~H~;~·u~I~ d ues. Price is onl y electric range and ga~l! ·-·-••• - $70.000. Call now to see. oven. New carpet.mg les~ TUSTl.a 67J.85SO. than o n e year o ld .,. Of'fN•0•11 \•ur,,oe1,,.<1• Formal dining room Beautiful S pacious 4 [•, ·. ~.11Mt~I t~~~~~~t :~~~,r~1~ ~~::: . --=••••••r-.1 believing only $93,000 752-5353 Ii FY T 0 L . I r I I TUX£L I I' I I .1t-_T_.A,_M ...... s...,o_L __ ~ t1111·r SCli.M-1.m .__.,. .. Claslflcattoa It 00 .... ,.. 10021 •••r• eoo2 ....................... ······~~··!•••••••••,.!!• ~~ ...tCH CHATIAU OM THI IAY One of • kind view w 1'11J' oo the water plus pool. 4 bedroom. 3 bath, many custom features. Family sbed kltcben, larre llvlna room, curving ltalr cue. All wit.Ii a feeJ. ln& of qwet elegance. sn&.ooo fee. A COl.DW&L ...... CO. 644-1766 2111 IANJOAOUtN HILLll'O. INHIW'10WTCEMTP ,. Call546-2313. 1---------0PfN 1119 • H \TUN 1081 NICI' •l*I OCEAHFROHT DUPLEX 3 B<irms .• 2 baths up. ~ bdrms.. :? baths down. both w/frplc./conversa· lion area. Only 3 yrs. )'OWli. Good rental re- cord. Priced at $275.000 613-3863 83a-o523 · associated R Q , 1-. t U ·~ !If> f\ T , 1.: ':, • W\ .. f •• IEACH EST A TE $48,250 Steps w Pounding surf and crystal 1sand ! Back yard Is Bay area play ground. Winding wooden walkways to :>ecluded en· try• Gourmet kitchen: Lavis h liv ing room ! Sweepin g ma11ter bedroom ' Sun s hine breakfast patio Pool Jacuzzi volleyball malte lb.ls garden living al Its finest. Won't last. Call 847-6010. IJ/'fN 1119•11\Ill"10 llJ NO I IOOJG1Mrel ············································~· macnab I Irvine realty THIS HOMI HAS IV'm~l Ocean view -city lights -2· stories oC bui lt·ln e l egan ce w/spacioua entry, spiral staircase. cathedral ceilings 4 BRs, family room w /brick iireplace wall. dinette, formal dining/living room w /fireplace & huge recreation room w /ocean view + balcony. GoTgeou.s pool, Jacuzzi & 8' flreplt. $299,500 fee. Marjorie Mahon 64U200. (X33) THI llUffS ""GOLD COAsr" Front row. end-unit. Beautiful "Delores" plan. F1ne oak mould· lngs & cabinetry. Elegant wall cov· ertnp & carpets. 3BRs, 3 baths. Fully alr-cond. Greenbelts + com· munJty pool Offen9d at $152,500 or s ubm It lease /optton . Cathy Scbwelclcert 642·~. (X34 > QI OAILY PILOT Thw!day,Jw\uart0.1971 ~::!.~~ ........ ~.'::';.~ ....... . ~!.~.~ ...... j ~:~.~.~ ....... ~~-~ ........ ~~~ ....... !~.~~ ~~~ ....... !?.~~ u~~ -....... Sde HcH.nt For S4'f ~ For S• Hotnet fCM' Sde nulniW'lrvr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ........_. I 0 .. 4 •-1-..... Io .... 1 --IMc.h 1 048 Hewporl leach I 069 _. ............ . ....... .. .... .......-... ...................... . ~ IOO:ZGe•ral IOOJ Gt•HI IOOJ Mt'lla Vrrde 4 br. J be. MONARCH IA Y HIW PIJMl ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• fam/djn·1 4'Uv"r1n 2fH2 MeW'poli .... Arto 1q ft. L1e 15"40 pool PRfCEDT0SE1.L' 'T Oww Wat .. frowt CCMldo Pete Bar~tt f<11aft'I WATERFRONT DOYEi SHORES Elegant, s pacious home. Featuring free.form swimming pool in entry court 5 Bedrooms, 4\.fi baths, den and view of lovely open Bay. Boat dock ror several sm all or one large boat. Ad· jojns private beach. CaJJ for apJ>Oint- ment. We ha ve a serious need for a waterfronl home on Linda or Lido Isle. Please call tf you are cons idering sell ing 642-5200 llGCANYON LUXURY 3 Bedroom & lien con dominlum. ou1111and1n11 landsc3pin8. 2 JUcu1.11'11, pool. built-in vacuum. electric control gate. 10 spe1:1kt•r sterC'o sy11tem. .11unken Ruma n tub & many more beautiful amenillei. Shown by appt CALL 640-9900 . \ \I.LE' -HL \l'.I'' 1410 JJm(>()•l'W i1J '''°#flKl'I h•.1t.I\ LIDO ISLE w/Jacunl. coverd p1uao. a Bdrms. 2 ba. excellent 3 tar ~ar. i1lnt :cchools eondll Ion throughout OWnr. by appl ~ 1434 N e w ca rp e I l n a _$120 __ .000 _______ 1 lancb(11ped, fenced yd. 3 8r Uome. den W/JlVl en :2E"c~R2N~i;: .tz·~~. trance. 2 cur gar. frpk. 548.7023 Owner. lllT l'Ontl, newly decoral l"d. pool si lot orl strut J Br 1 Ba. lge bark yard. riut, quiet rul de-sac. brand new driveway 16' close to evcrythln;c. prin wide. By owner. $46,SOO. only 546 0403 eves 6421659 $72.500 ----------------College Pk Pool Hse $57,950- Vacant 3Br. 2Ba. owner. OpnhseSat/Sun 10·4 833-8690 C t ' J BToro 1032 aun rv n rees ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lwih 11hale trees. sm11ll Lake Forest. Newly com· gurden uea. covered rleted 4 bdrm .. 3 ba .. on patlo. 3 bedrooms. 2 full uk e rro nt $99,950 baths. rormul dining 644-5831 · room~ Newly painted. , owner sacrirrce Call Fotilltlllti Ydfey 54().1720 ..................... ... 1'AR8B.L AFOlJMTAIN COURTYARD THE VIEW Won't stop from tbls beautiful 3 bedroom. 21h bath Townhome. Truly an exceptional value al $107 .000. Enjoy the parquet oak flooring. the plush, plush carpets and custom window coverings. Outstanding Irvine location near schools. shopping. UCJ, Newport Center, tennis club and golf. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associa tes Realtor$ .._.lttCJfon leach I 040 .,...._ I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LANDMARK fA.lltWAY Lovely Br. 21 , bu. ram 2 Hr. 2 sty lrt level. 1. & r0<mMI dill rm 60' Boat rm. htr"c uvang room s 1 1 P . Si! 0 0 , 0 0 0 ~pa rate <liruna room w 1 beamed cell.lnl(s lleatlld Ph $52·7091 ---- pool set In ()('C'an view ...-MlaA ..... ,., ... ,.u ~xcellent cond1t Ion ,_"''"""'" -"'" Gu11r<ied private-com Olu.ffa 3 Br. 2'11 balha. munily. $le4 .~00. r h laraie f11m1ly room. F. Plan Unobalrucloo view 499>27l& of Back Boy on larte EMnY DESK! areenbe lt. Like ne w c:ond. WllJlr. lo pools. For Wehavl•anopenlni:for u sale by owner/aaent reul estate :s.1lcaper11on $139,SOO. 644·6$29 evea Must be walling to work 7S2-5041 days full time. We furnish ---------pleasant office facll1tu~11. Hew UtflotCJ-Vlew trai n i ng f o r lll'" Newport llgls. home. Ucensces & tin «xci:llcnl xt ra lrg lot w /many ste p-up c·om m1 si;1o n PQe31bllllles. Lotb of ell schedule. <:onlJcl Del tras here. CALL now Francis. UHITED IROKUtS Dolphin RMI Estate John Carey GRI 646-741' Logunohoch 494-8581 FHDTHEDUCKS MOYE IN MOW! 40 F\. lot on Lido's widest street 3 Bdrmis. + bonus room. Beamed ct:1hngs '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I $198.ooo G"9ef"oi 1002'G~ 1002 OPEN SAT/SUH 1·4 "#I lft Callfonda" is the view from the spacious masler suite of t1us artistically decoral· 4 BR. ram rm. RV s torage. upgraded Owner 968-8019. TOWNHOME Lake & N1ghl Ligh Views. Mos t popula 3 BR's, 2'i bath with fireplace and lg dbl garage. Canyon privacy ocean view. $126,SOO AgenL 673-4$45 . fr o m th e 1111 . waterfront deck; 2·sty . S BR. & pluyrm ; 3 ba. Xlnt cond. Walk to J>()Ols, tennis &ocean $96.SOO CAYWOOD REALTY • 541-1290 * •••••• ••••••••• •••••••• •••••••• •• •• ••••••••••• I 16 Via Genoa Mesa Verde 4+ oo home The spacious•---------Rancho San Joaquin 3 b Beauuru1 lot complel< SPYGLASS HILL plan. uncompromised w /pfans . s ur vey Brand New 4 br. 3 ba, view from every room geologis t r eport & 5 Bdrms .. 4 Ill baths. family rm. & formal dining. Large tile patio & waterfront deck. $275,000. . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo y\1dP Dr1v1•, N B 67S 6161 1002 G...,... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAWSON REAL TY • 67&-4562. WA TERFtlONT Piertnoal. Choictl loca· uon 4 BR.. J bath~. 2 frplcs_. sundeck over garage with oce;in view' Sl39.500 lor will lease ut S650 mo .. yearly l lal>oo Boy Prop. Realton • 675-7060. Family Room E:\Cl'llent area, shows llkll 11 model. Pool sized ya.rd. parqut'I entry and dining room. :) full baths PV s tonl.' hC'Jrth . sepnrate game room Only Sjj9 ,SOO. C11 ll M0·1720 recreation room & h~e CUSTOM patio are ideal (or enter BEAUTY uwung. Energy s<iv1ng gas kitchen and wide Jot w1lh R .V. accc:ss posstb11iLies. At $72.900 you ~hould see this fine homeTODAY! S31-~ International Real Estate Network SOL VISTA 3 or 4 bedroom, formal d1mng, atrium, fa mily room Great terms IJuycrs .. I J $84950 WESTSIDE REAL TV INC a.i8-2J23 --~---TAAlll!l I HOME & IN CO ME! ~ IUR ... S PACIOUS Meadow, houses on I lot. 3 Br & 2 Family home. 3 Br 3 Ba. Br. Try $10,000 dwn, "#I In Callfomla" den. dining. fplc, new $98,500. full pnce. Prin cpts. lndscpng. m any only. pis. Kent Rogers EAST SIDE MEW LISTING! xtras. See to appreciate. Rily. 848·8300 COSTA MESA MESA VERDE 4br. 2ba, $12.900. Open House Sal S20.000 In custom up· engineering sss.ooo ram. rm. pc>as. ISt!/Opt . grades. Wood ceilings. HOWARD J OllNSON Byowner 7S2·S39_1 __ secunty system. custom REALTY ''E"PLAH wood entry. Ultlmat 497-1744 Comp. redecor , on <'ul Rancho Home. Sl2S.000.,.._ ________ 1 d 1 t Tl It Al• Wkdys 752-0206, eves-•• e sac. s me o er...., wknds 752-.8182 for sale.3 BR. 3 bu .. ram. rm. f'mishoo & paneled garage. Sl34.750 .A61an CORllH ASSOC. Realton 759-0226 CaDtivatinQ Deane llome. J BO'kM ' REAL ESTATE 90 0 C.lo-n1t1•r" ~I olQ•l Q4 7 1 ~olQ l'JtO TRULY and family room, 2 ba.. Hi Quality CAHHERY VILLAGE on a co~ner lot. Near DellghHJf patios with 2 Bdrm house In C·l wne, community park· pool waterfall and fruit Lrees, tM 000 and llgh~ed tennis court!! stone C1>tc lcadoo glass ' UDO ISL" This dehghtrul home is 1n · , s 2 HOUSES-a' LOT ram.rm home on over· & Sun. l·SPM. 17698 San Irvine I 04'4 ~Yerde48drm UPPER Super s tarte r invesl sized comer lot in xlnt Marino Cr. o r call••••••••••••••••••••••• \'AC ANT & READY BACK BAY ment. 2 spuc1ous homes neighborhood. Priced for 968-7079orS49·2877 dys. PRICED TO SELL. b) top i·ondit1on. Price ;J!.•le ;'ti~ vu· • 2 Bdrm.+ den; frplc .. 2 $00,SOO ms. · patios. beamoo ceal. liv Ing rm. $145,000. !-'OR YOUR tNSPEC· forthe pr1ceofonc in ran· qwcksale al$67,000. P_..Rk p• ... CE owner. S&.000. lmmcd TION. Super family VIEW•. tastic East Side Costa "" -oceupancy.Luxury 2 BR LAGUNA LIDO R£ALTY- .U77 \ 1.1 I ulu ,' U. home wtth lit Bd rms. SpaC'lous 4 Bedrm. home Mesa. You can't do bet· at Its best. You'll have lo llbrary. Rancho San J oa dbl. bric k fireplace. l~ated 00 a seclud"d lt>r lhan lh1s Much too see this home for quln Condo. Fully ap OCEANSIDE Lagunita Arcb.1tectural l'lcaut. carpet:.. heavy i7ee s haded stree\ much todescnbe. sog1ve yourself to apprec. all pointed. inc Id a1 r shake roor. family room Re mode led kltc h"n. ,us a cal.I ~6·7171 $lH.9SO the value tbat goes with 547-3987 or art. 5pm & * 673-7300 * Digest classic by /\ ~~~~~~~~~ Qwney Jones. 180' Wh1tc1-and mul'h more Good ~ ull pnce. MESA VERDE it Ttus luxunous 4 BR. 2 wknds 544-5704 I .. 1 1 •trent large family room with oi1N 111 o;." ~ •VN '"H ,,. , story home is only 1 yr Ota 100 on qwe " "' fireplace on hardwood ~ I old & has features lo \ward winning Deane one block to p~rk anp noors ()~ner rs anxious. 'lt~~i11·~ !9 950 romplemenl a IHe style Hme, Irvine. 5 br. 3 ba on .. 523 CA'4PUS))a:llWINE water ocean view Within 45tlt ST. &clllllve st~ps of beach m secured Duplex, owner occupied private community. 4 3 & 2 BR . .,... Blk. to Bedrooms. 5 baths. on ~ ocean Blt·ms. dbl. Rar large lots w/room for Recently rcdecor. Lge pool. S375,000 brick patio U Yrs old ~choob ll ~rn_._ don I Pncc I'> $74,950. l>on't --.. ~ .... ~--of g racious l1v1ng lge· pool s 1 u~d l ot miss this one 54t; ;:.ij80 wart, call 645 7221 • : ' There's a n abundance o w/sunken walJed patio. OPEN DA.lL V W I, f" A 3 edroom. 2 B01th b 1 k k 8A M T06PM ~! ltl!{!Tff !' Century 21 .. estc if SANT A AHA ~:!~s~~~~is'."'j, ~~~rey h':~tt%ut.~r~~j~~ ~~: ;~'i~~~pn ~gc c1:S~r to TU~TLE ROCK -~J~~t·~1 ON THE SAVER-$49,950 und churche!> Extru decorator's t ouch. commuruty pool & crts. 3BR. family rm. Plan l. FUUPRICE am en1t1c~ J lovely Perfect for entertaining Byownr,asklngSJZ4,900. great vu. Lols of xlras. 3Mona~b BayPlaza -----Super clean ready tollve s w1mm1n1o: pool + a & conveniently located. Pnn.only.SS2-SOOI By owner $91.500 LagunaNiguel LIDOlSLE 3 BR.2 BA,2 You own the land 1 Gii WALKER REAL.TY 675·5200 Cb Coldwell Ban.ker Move Now!!! Here's your custom tri- F' d!il {'Snow wanll'd on levc-t family home on the nt•w hslinl! lluj.tc• lot on t6lh !-'airway, Mesa l'ul de Sac / l!IOO sq ft Verde Golf Course First l'h1.1rmini.: t Uedrn<Jm . time orrercd' Only 4W family room home I years old. 4 Bedrm, 31-: GOLF COURSE! in family hom~ 1n dt·s1ra-separate play yard Call Call now for appt. EERFIELD 3 Br. 2'-: 644-4646. 496-7222 831-0836 Drs frm bay. Ten'ts will bl(' area VA/ FllA tt'rms now S4!M)S76 or 557·3274 Bkr. ba, hm. 1826 sq ft., covr 'd ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Jl~~~~~~~~~l stay. Ownr 640.9010. Vt.•iir new• County tJXl'S Baths. st'pcratc family ilul'k Buy 11nw Seller room. formal dining. 3 movin~ For appt rar garage. Too many 400E.17'• fORAU extras to m ention . C.M. uu.s 95 ooo. 546-4141 MAROOR . • ,RE ALTORS · 11411 ·3255· ~ COATS & WALLACE RAMILIHG REAl: ESTATE". INC. LOVB.YVIEW BUILDING SITE COUNTRY HOME Want to live in the coun try" Well here rt 1i. Older 3 bdrm home. l>l'P room) kitchen. w modern ap pl1ances Deta c h ed locklcryNwpt. garage. btO country i.et· Hard to find lg. level lot ting Only mtnull•:o. to w "1ew of the Back Bay '<hops Call our 118 ufflce &Cherry Lake $.SS,000 now• !11Y7·032l Howcrd Johuoft Rfflty 497 17,Wor 496-7718 G...-d 100%Gwrail ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A•••••eeeee•eeee ~YGLASS ESTA11 Something special and elegant. It 's all here! On a dramatic homesite featuring qua lity construction. ocean and bay views. 4 bedrms, family rm, game rm. pool. $324,500. 6 s 3411 . . .. . .. . •. l U S K -. I~ I \ I'_ f Y "' J ./r•hll fl / '; ; ', .. \ .. 11 I · GeM:• IOOZ0GtM1.. tOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN FRI 10 lM. TO 5 P.M. # 13 GOLETA POtMT DRIVE SPYGLASS HIU. Fee Land in Spyglass. Magnificent Executive "Portsmouth". Most Ex- pensive Amenili~ Thruout. Formal Living at its Best. 2 Fireplaces, Formal Dining. Electric Kitchen Featuring Microwave + 'Breakfast Area. Sweeping Panoramic View. $235,000 116 YIA qclTO LIDO ISLI View of Patio From Uvt.ng Room, Formal Dlnlng Room & Kllchen. 3 Bedrooms Oversized Powder Room Down. Upslalrs Features Muter Beck-oom w /Sep.acate. Dt.euln_g Area Unusual & Charming Oeror. Shows Tendor , Loving Care. $1'9.~ •1 DOYB OllYI • • •• t:•. r-... #'. ••• ,,,. ' .... unbehe\'llble that this 1s &211 Hfkft HuntingtOft hoch I 040 patio, sprinkler sys. blfl Is It lwculate? 27.8 SCENIC under $.50,000 Call today ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpt, cln, well kept. This home would make ACR"S . Newport HeiCJhh 6-16-7171. u-. .. INCOME S78.000. 552·0593. '" Ideal location. 2 BR . lge 01•1'•'•"'' '•''' '""' anylhlng rn "Be tter In Laguna Beach! RI. hvtngrm wifrplc Huge [ I ANYTIME PROPERTY rfield Twnhse 2 Br. Homes" look like the rural setting. high elev a· comer lot OnJy S75.000 ·~· UMMI ~~'!u~~~ :~..:..~· E: ~~~~ ir.~fu7fr~,::t2 ~~~;~~:r'I,.;,~~~;· ::::~~'';{;To ~!~ ,:, -EASTSIDE Two large n~w 1'omes on $59,900 tse opL 644~ l nothing but lst class and PORTUNITY c 11 1 m RV S87 ooo lot Joe led In pri mei.-;;..;~.;.;_~~----1 or a • • Mendffh.Tri.f..eve-1 236 E Mal(noha Drive a 11 all 3 Bedrooms are big aginat1ve developer' PAUL MARTIN Save $-buy llrrect from by lh1schurming3bdrm Hunlrngton Beach rental and bright! The walk Callnowfordetad.s. REAL ESTATE 644 7383 ownr.3Br.21:i bu.bv.rm home&calltosee area Each home has <31 from the family kitchen formul din'g, tge den Gii WALKER three large bedrooms Into the yard and the m IE LUCKY" w1f""k. covered patio, 11nd double garage. The IH:Al.TY COM Pi\N\ custom Gazebo won't let 11wftatf>tn Sl 1 t •s9 9°050 i ... REALTY 675-5200 massive kitchens have EXECUTl"E 1 th t t'T)...,,....,,Il-t>~ ea a • · · n r e dl'COrated in/out. ... rou eave WI OU want· ~ Uq Newport Beach. Luxury $97,950. \0132 Birchwood al.I t!ie built-ma. Owner: ts ROOM FOi TW01 mg It ! Try 1L-you'll see. •99·2800 2 BR., 2 ba. condo in pre Dr H B 962 369 p willing lo sell oo an Jn· • Call -4 • nn terest only loan. Call for San Carlos Plan C • end · 1 _ Hllh 1 OSO st1glous Westcllff area only showing appo1'otment wut in Rancho San Joa· Red Carpel Realtor -,--IEVSlLY CREEDOH G bel I j 833 3380 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. __ ......... M I 022 l7141842·253S. qUl.n. reen t ocat on · REALTOR 645 24 I I ..___...., • 0<11.1,,~·••\•ut••obl .. <1 w/Vlewofgolfrourse.& 4 BR house for sat~ by • ••••••••••••••••••••••• [ I lake. 2 BR's, den/ga me 3'1. owner. 2 BA. family BLUFF'S CONDO PRIVATE ~ 11~1:11·~ room . formal dining MULTIPLE-LISTING room w/wet bar & frplc, Lowest/need 3 Br, ram • I TIIE RANCH-IRVINE crpts, drps, laroe fenced IUCH ACCESS~ j room, fl rep ace, 2"'1 $83 soo "' rm. " " Plan in the 4 II ledllced 4 IDRM +POOL _ -.. -.... ·-~· baths. Many upgrades! OPEN.'HOUSE yard. Call 830-4034 for Blutrs. O"·ner anxious to $109,500. $61,SOO. 3 $110.000SU!X3.5> ,..8235 FRl·SAT-SUN _a"'-p'""pt_. _______ , $110,000. Century 21 OuLstandin1-t location nr S&S Res ale Specialists. • Vee nson 64,. S332·Royale Laguna NiCJl'ff I 052 M arttio Rea I Esta Cl! 1'1w! pnce is rrght, the frwy,!>chls&shop'u For 4orSbdrmmodelsavail. ~~~~~~~~~14-Bdrm .·3 Balh-3-car ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-S357 location is gre11t , the " /pools """ .,,,.., ---------Wo. t·all somew .......... """' SUPERl!I garage-2 IO O·sq.ft 2 SELLER ............. mstr bdrm ll> gwnt. the 673•7601 Pennington Properties 5 t 0 r y . I m m e d . ... yard i• pool sized. the Broadmoor Turllerock r ossession ·blg trees-MOTIVATED I and I s fee , th . E Sid •b 21 b w I t h s e I e <' t e d t 1 k , l h U .,, T bathrooms are two and Choice · c .. r. 11 a 0 £LEO wallpapers. l ush a rm s Y e 1 c en. RED C .. D 0 lhefireplacesaretoo. Cam/din .rm S73 •9oo REM 0 landscaping. lanai; 4 upgraded-t1ave money-A $121.500. 644-721 I 646-6149· Pnn onl y-~ bdrms .. formal dining. Quintard Realty 3% Sale· Lo vely 4 bdrm home, Fine Mesa Verde 2·slory. CO I I AGE family rm. $99,950 673-8250-or Us ting agt. V · healed pool. Situated in a sharp-640·0110-Better beaullfuf, private area. amenities $96.700. Plin drapes, paint and leaked Seller Saves. l0.000 Sales Tennis, JQZ. rec. center. HARIOR VIEW SBr, :?~b-a , muny Brand new carpets. ~ Hurry·Buye r Saves· only ?St-3930 noors. Enclosedh gardh~n 552·7000 People avaHable & all JO hoBemaceh .• _ Be'?io~htish~ sguoodper , MOMTEGO room h ighlig ls t is ·· Orange County-M. L . "' '" ~ · ~ BRAND NEW EA.STSIDE. by owner. 3 spectacular home. 3 THE · · .. · · Boards life. • 48R, 2BA, wet bar Br lge lot on cul de sac. Bedrm . \3• Bath, 2 VILLAGE · • ----CURftS D•urvr.-Shows Uke a model. Pro· 4 BR + DEN 64&-281~. Open Sat & Sun fireplaces. Just a short · · f URTLE ROCK Broad-______.CO.RE~· f'ly · Ids c pd. VIEW· lbe Ideal combln11tion or1 iiilQ.4iiii.Pliil\'ii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii walk from golf course m _R_E_.A..__L_T_O_R_S __ --i moor. 3 Br. LR. OR. FR, li3C::::499-•584 VIEW, VIEW. a new h o me in uni• one or H untington FP. 2 mslr suites, ex· 673-7601 c s l a b I 1 s h e d ~ "DIM, 2 IA. Beach ·s finesl areas. All qulsite lndscpng, lmmac Newport leach I 069 ---------~ • .... r 1 $83 ooo RANCHO pg ad d 1'nl at lum ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hart.or View Hiiis neighborhood. rcutunng Carpets. drupes. dbl uus or on Y • . u r e . r "II t .... late·t k1t"hen ap. 1 R SAH JOA9UIM w/wbJrlpool, S762 Sierra llG CANYOH 4Br, fam rm, 2 frplcs. din u "" ~ '" l(aragc, t•omer ol oom Pl · f b Lik po1ntment1>. ovcr:.1zed for hoal.l., Ry ·!>, etc HOLIDAY San Joa~u1n an. t Casa, $103.SOO. Fee Land. VIEW . $2 I 5,000 rm. wet ar c new ~=~~!~·s:!~g~or:m;~t3 ~.~ M Carcle ~l~~~~teliv1~~~~t~~ b~o& ~::.93 or 752 9478 ~~:Un1!~~~t g::: e~o ~~~~ &l~w~zi;~ :e~~!'r bar.miruoceanv1ew.All oy c SPECIAL see Ul1s beadutiful hol me; ---------1 Lry . Mammoth llvtng motivat ed As k "g walkin g distance t llteafforlllOHewport Take •tfJedrms.Denand with upgra es goore . LolJ-oleoch 1048 room with VIEW! Mar SH0,000 PAC IFI C private beach. Only CoataMna548-7729 Family room, add pool, Plushd cadsbew carpetd.ulp···••••••••••••••••••••• ble fireplace. Paneled REAL ESTATE, Gene Sl"~ooo ,..... l~~~~~~~~~I gra e r a nge, s f 1 dini" w Hill,642-0200 -· · ....... r Jacuzzi. fire-ring and hwasber. trash compac· COMMEttCIAL onna ng room et -----------C. 644-1211 superb decorating. Selin tor. cedar paneling lo LOTS bar. Spacious kitchen & LarcJe Lot . A STEAL lovely neighborhood on instr. bdrm. & den, ex-Prime Pacific Coast pantry. Exttll large Newport Hfldlh CAMEO SHORES Uvtng room. separate Din, 3 Br. 2 ba. Prof de· coraled. Pool. parklike yd. $189,SOO by owner. 460-0 Roxbury. Cameo Shor~. Open Sun l 4 Ph 64-1-4140. Pri•ate ...... ... Local resident wanh dl.IJ)lex or triplex. CdM area. Prln only. 673·7710 ~vat.e. tree lined Cul de cellenl location. with Hwy. location. Two C·l ~!~e~a'7.1:8·L~~~!5~~ <60' rroolage) and u very AT $42,IJOd. ha~:.~e:1~!92;~/~~ double garaae: a 2 loll & three R-2 lots. storage. 3 Car garage. large f a m ily room Vacant and rea y lo follow! bdnn., 2 bath home you Total package: $231.000. Call now for personal w/bltn frplt', + a 2 Ur .. rrove lnlo tod11y! Thls II must see today! Priced NORIN$ llALTY preview 752.1700 l'h ba, +lath hse & pot ~~~h ~h2::d!~~l!y ~~,~= .Roberts to=~~ri~HTIN * 494-1057 * OffN lll~•ll\14/N•I01i/N<I' ~~8 :rr:y +2F~i~ ll;:.~~ ~:~:~\,:1~1~s c~~:~ -Realty Larg~!R;,1 !! T~~rocc LAGUNA [eOllHI ~~~·l~~s. Js~9<J..~.L co . mU!ll 11ell ! Please call 112•1.._11.... townhouses. The Cam· HIDIA WAY _ =·•== ••••~ BEST BUY In Big Canyon 540-3666. 8'8°7855 1uulll'" ._, bridge, with fresh paint. 2 Bedroom & den lnr·-------•I Must Sj?ll. $235,000. Plan clean carpels & on xlnt Canyon w/sc;cluded rear UST USTID n Broadmoor hme. 4 Br I ~~~i ~t~ location . near pools. yard. Patio. terrace & J :?1-'i Da. nr 7th F:urwoy BEACH Cotta~e. only 9 jacuul & cl ubhouse lree house. One milt: lo HEWPORT SHOIES 7H-64H637 for appt. k y j J:fJJ blks . lo ocean. 1500-0. Luxury Uvlng ut only town & beach. All this tor A homo to remember! 2 Owner. UJ-•re he re tohelpt dwn. full price $45.000. $77,!IOu only S64.500. Call now to 8edrmandden.1:v. bath. ---------....... Prin. only. pis. Kenl sceMS-6646 Completely carpeted. SPYGLASSllll..~ RogenRtty.848·8300 Atrium vi e w fr o m Brandnew4Br38a,FR. red hill -. 552·15')0 BEACH GIANT Bike to 4 f Q€H\OTIMG€€ Beach! Lg. Yd., 4 br, __ _ FIR. D/R. Bier. Chris.1~~~~~~~~ 9G3-83'77 or~ 1: • lwlM»S..JDC,, 300N.Newport,N.s . bedroom & llvlog rm. P<l'8 lse/opt. ljy owner. Enjoy the warmth of &40-175t wood and charm ot mlr----------rors. Obie gar w/auto S.Cle•ilt• 1076 opener. Owner needs l•st ••••••••••••••••••••••• sale. C.U S40-ll~l Golf en delight. Unique .. , ~ .. HERITAGE . . REALTORS J YUIS MIW Coado oo ua. 1011 coune. $49,~. Lovely 2 br . •pt, 4 Bdrm. 2~ ba, fam rm near pool, view or Oen aide ot Hwy. Views w t wetbar. Clean & Newport Center. Up· 49'7·3595/494-6320Alt 11 harp . $88.7$0. Pb sract.cS: br. den wtwet· AA"CIOUSHOMI 58e·•761. evea 848·'288 bet Tl Off ed - Brit. 'i:::/Aae':t~ $98~~: ~ir:~c.1~~~· ~~::,~e' SEAVTEW BY BROAD· Townhouse. 9 mos old. Incl. & bdrms .. 3 baths MORE Brand now 2 custom cedar ho me nestled among the plnes aJong fairway. Owner arudous. Aaklng $145,000. Make offer. 2Br, l'¥1!ba, 2 car aar. 2 _W_o_o_lll_ .. -rt-dte--11-t-.... --delightful family rm. story •br. 3ba by ownr. ml from bch. Pool. U~'d 4Br. Fam rm. garden kitchen comblna Sale or lit w/Qp(.loo io A.HCHOU .. IMVISTMIMn C7'4t 4t6-71ll aauno, jacuul. wat rm. lion. F'ormal dlnJng rm .... u.ll40-0886 .,.. u..,,. ..... sso. b own A/ • (root lndacp·~ Incl. VVJ ___,, ....... Y • Beaut comer lot. M .000. 4' extra large, bc1ullful :::-=.~-=--===:!~-======== ~MOUllt 21141 New Cir. 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SS25/Mo. lncld& W.inut~are 4br Zba fam rm Son Boalaate Callaboutour nopcota.~773¥.All W M 6 u N l TS 0 N T_ll E und options. t:xcellcn ...... ~ ~~~c~,~~~ gardener N~ pets. ~~eld u~r::: waia. New t'rpU. 0 drpe Qui.Jstmai Bonus $4~ OCF.ANf'RON'r /'\(,.:rlbr. 8LUFF-Wmll'r & ~m llfe&S Will e"chuoac. •••••··-·••••••••••••• S41Hf7l FOR LEASE• 3 bedrm. 2 Cul rdlll C 1 Parlt pa1nL Walk lo .cbooll 714·963~ or 531 ~5 winter rental lu 8.30 rner rcnlal1 Good In .._..,_..,llted ba.brandnewl900aq.fl. v~i\u~I Roe:· s ho ps, t ennl1 club Agt.Noi''ee s225 ino •util lncl. vestment prov~rty. JI JQuail ~ .......... -........... Condo. 2br. l b11. pal.Jo l.a.odlnJC home w/formal 2 bdrm Y~ choice ol ll $750/mo. Lae. Reh C d ....., S4K L9.1()wS73-71144 $345,000. , lc6oaPa bcds 3107 garage. No pets. $293 din. rm .• ram rm. vet rroms:Motol400. ~Sor&4.S·2340 ~ 3425 --. -Plac• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 751~ bar.$575./mo, lncldg l bdl'm --·rchoiceoti4 HV 11 s C _, • 8 4J lDr. stps to bay1bt'h. 2 UNITS-NEW nu Prap ... ti-aardeMr Nopeta , J~ m • arma .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2SS mo adlll no pe~ ucean. 3 UR '2 8A 7.Sl·tt20 Spacloua4Br.2 Soocean.MESA VERDE 3 br + 1111 · t ..... rrorn~.to$475 -+o FR,nrpark&1chool 3Br28a.2rargnr.full)' 6730072 . , owuer·11 unit 2 BR. I"> 14000UAIUTNJWIOOllTHAC .. rrontbome Frplc,wshr. family 2 ba, dbl. gar , .... --·J 4bdrm ywr cho1ceof 6 ~mo.752-08}7 cpt'd, Hnt1 Bch. Call BA rentul umt '102,llOO. dryer, dshwshr. 2 car fresh paint.RAii cond 841-1618 Crom~to ~ Blufr I I 3 BR 2 b Kathy 846-6821 or llchm, STEPS TO Beach, 3 br, 2 J/\VW YEATS l&f l&QUNITS gar.$'750mo.Av11\1Jan 1425.5411·7729 ea tor NoFees S l·eve • a. M6-441S bu . Winte r . 1350 l<EAL'fORS 4!19 2237 0 u;.J uly l. No pets. MESA VEROE-4 Br. 2 Ba, CLEAN 3 BR 2 BA r I IAHCH REALTY ~e!Y,,.~~~t & pool. 213-869-3804 : 213-728-3600 644·9582afi 7 PM. cpts drps ram rm · • • fl>· 551·2000 •'6• New Tustin patio hme. ------~ Fixer Up~ers kitchen bll~s llv r~ dsbwshr, 2 car gar. $345. Condo 2 BR 2 B I Jbr. 2ba. utnum, yd, AC. $190. I br. t1pplns. Singles ll'YIM l 144 (, f d d ' 114·963-4569 or 531·95'5. • a, v ew Microwave tennis crts Beachcomber , fee SIS SAN CLEMENTE OK, Nicker11on ans' Mix ••••••••••••••••••••••• rplc, nc Y . rer. $425 Agt.NoFee IRVJNE wet·bar, frplc, tennis. Ad 'tt t 631 2011 orm11lch l6~20,32,40,48, READY TO MOVE IN mo.536-5014 2BR,1 Ba.. . .... $375 pool.$475.6'5·8277 ~Saz-4~s, no &le Sd -- TRI PLEX 00. 64, 80 units ActuaJly 38 2Ba fncd yd grdnr 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Encl 3 Br, den or ? hou.se avail. 2 BR, 1 Ba . . . . . .. $350 __ . -------i -we h11ve two 80 umt com· incl'. ctuidren, pci1s OK . paUo, gar, adults only. 2 baths, cpts, drps. Bltns. 2 BR, 2 Ba ...... $325·3'15 1ms2 b~ ~ deJ or ~lb{ 2 Br2 Ba·ln lrvlM. Appllc South l.OCJlllMI 3786 Onty S90.000 plexcs: one has ~our20's; $475~0. 559-0892 aft6PM No pets. 581·5851. ev1. $350. 962-3533 2 BR, 2 Ba.····· S37S-525 ~ V; • an · drps, park view, encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOWARD J OHNSON Ole other rive 16 S·Owner 556-7627 LARGE • 3 BR, 2 Ba.... . 1425-800 eves. gar cenlrlll air $325 pe 2 BR. 2 ba on tho ocean Will sell or exchange in· MewportlHch 3169 a sty. 3 br,2 ~ ba. 3BR,2~ba .... ~ BIG CANYON View of mo'. Call Marjeanue. Furn 1700 , untum $600 REAL TY di\ffdually or in c:<>mbina-••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br, 2 ba, Fam rm. Crml f~m. nnh.frpl. dshwshr. 4 BR, 2~ ba. fum , . $595 Golf course & lak.e 2 br 5.5&-0421 11·9PM total securlty. clevatOl'j. 497-1744 Lion. Exchange up now-Bayshores·yearleHe Din rm. lovely area, c .~be CalJaboutour 4BR.2\.'JBa .... $7954!00 ba u raded .M mo , r«.facllllles.499-2835 _, ..... _.~~~ ..... .,,.~By apJ>Olntment in our l·BR. & 'bunkroo~. view. nr. bch. $750. Christmas Bonus. $496. 4BR.3Ba ........ $600 ~~Te1111'.crt.poo1'Don'tdrop thebaJJ!Get a --------- otrice only PS. We have romp. rum. $t2S Month 1·5.1$-1508 71'·~ or 531·9545. BIG CANYON Jaeuui, sec. 644,5441 JO~ With a low;~st Daily .._......_,... S.Juan smalleruruts too?, Reallor548-5S27 Ea.5tSide·3Br.2 Ba.huge Agt. · 3BR,2'hBa ......... $700 Pilot Classified Ad ~shed CaphtrGM 1078!£ 1 . r-c•-......... 3171. fam/game rm, lg yd,2 BRCondo.super clean, •MOWAVAIL • Pbone642·S678. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••·.·•••••••••••••• Qua•. I ~ -........ 0 w/fnc:d encl pool, freshly crpts, drps, pool & club nu: BLU. F. FS, $500 to •-+--·. ' Plac• ....................... painted. $395 mo . house.$260.979-7888 1795..-rmooth •0 "-G••ral 3102 Charming :noo sq h . Prop•..&.i•a Bac.helor Apt. $175 mo + 833-3821.644·7003 BIG.-CANYON, 17~ t ~ 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-.. til I I ed 2 B -c Yard Kids & .,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21aw·~-o ......... 4!JR. on appro" 1 '2 acre. 752•1920 u . new y pa nt . r. _.,.,,. . 1995 per mooth "', ..... ""' ", formal din. pun'ld fam .. 00 ou•iar Hl~fllACw 498-3377 Mesa Verde 3br • 2ba, pets OK, Nr schls/parlc. HASTINGS & CO. BRAND NEW 3 Br 2~ Ba. Builtins. crpts. drps. 8 rm w1wet bar Prof'ly --~an &~~$U5.3100 962-3533or536-0321 Realtors fplc.~ml fromDohe;:;(' B-Q.hugedeck,garagu .... ldscpdgrounds $104 .500 H~E & ,1rf~~E~ Housesu..tw..ished C'V=.:..IVEl H . b Beaut. new 3 Br 2 Ba, ~ .. __ ~~r& ~:."~~. ~·FlNLEYAVE.N B •IOHD REAlTY• es on o . r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~u • ome 4 r , /bon bll l Newport "'"""" 3 BR, PM 524 012 E GALLERYortlOMES Br. Try Sl0,00-0 dw~.CieMrd 3202 2 ba. new cpt.s, drps & ~bch.~~(~4>cose BA, near bch & tennis. s-5 • ·l vs. JACOISRIEALTY 171.ft 831-9411 $S8,500 full pnce. Pnn ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. Secluded area nr. lfS23CAMMDl:fllVtME beams. frplc. in fam-rm. WOODSTREAM 3 br + 675-4670 o~ly, pis. Kent Rogers Tri·level condo 3 Br So. ~asl Plaza. lmmed 3 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm, Cplc. OPEN DAILY $&50. mo. Unique Homes, bonus. 2 ba. l yr . old mdl. --------- Rlty. IHS 8300 Great location ' Irvine Occp y. Eve: 531·9563 dshwshr, lndry rm. dbl ~ Back Bay. Cpts. drps, a.oo ltland 3806 J Acres+ new 1500 :.Q I\. 3 BEACH Duplex 2 1 Br. t Ave.. W /on Uni~. Dr. lo &Side C.M. 3br. ram.rm. gar, new C{lts, nr fwy, SA.M. TOB P.M. Big Canyon 2 Br Twnhse. bllns. $425. 645·9543, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. 2 b:i hm with Comm Ba. units. Has 54x~•12 Woodstream Condos. un· washer /dryer. $385. schls & shops. $395 mo. Fantastic view. Will de· 646-U64 l ·BR, carp, bll·lns, pn.v pool $/l!l,!iOO. owner (L. lot W/room to bUJld it N--<1. $400./ per mo. S48-S568or645·9341 842.7549 • RENTALS . coratelosull. Pvt.comm. w db 'd 3b 2b 1eck. ~a~f~ r:ar ~63 -onemo.reunil. lO'k dw.n. Hurry! CONDO· 2 BR, 2 Ba, 3Br2 Ba.nrbeacb.sbops, 2 BR,den .......... $385 $795.mo.&42·0346. ~~ut.r~o~~t v~. lak!: t:::l2.J..a9to~nP.M • Santa Ana r 080 full pnce sys.000. Pnn United lrolrers cleun, bltns. r e fri g, schools, patio & cpts. 2 BR, 2~ ba ......... $550 H bo y· H 2600 Upgraded. $450. 646-4530, . ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• only, pis. Kent Rogers John Carey 646-7414 pal.Jo. pools. nr O.C.C $375.492·6973 3BR,2ba ........... $400 ar ftr 4~w 3~esb. 2 646-26'1l lcAoaP........,a 3101, 0 .... n e,. 3 R r " ,. u I l IUty. 842-8300 •....&.--1-•-...1 3206 S350mo. 646-8811 Rltr. 3BR, FR, 21h ba ..... $450 s,q. . r • a, I •••••••••••••••••••••• .., ''' --1---------Jbr 2ba cpts dr ps 3BR FR 2ba $550 am .rms, nr poo • f 1 Twnhse. nr OCC. Pool Clean Em Up' ....................... s plit 4 BR. bltns, cov. dshwshr •. bltns,'fenced: 48R:2 b~ .... ::::::;5450 schools, shop'g. S750.Apatw•FwNshed 2Brl Ba.~tove,rediyr y. lmmedtllle o1·cupancy ' . • ' 2 Br house + guest room, pdtiO. $410. Refs. 839 San· S375. 847·2760. evs/wknds 4 BR. FR, 3 ba ....... $595 640-0790 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No pet.s. a~ a ts on • $39.950 Ph 646·6308 And you ve got a winner. b lh Ad Jts I.Jago Rd. 545-7359 Pl . t I lc6oG ls&c.d 3706 _ly_._S27_5_. 644 _____ _ South Loquna I 086 ~ ~f,a~ate houshs, \1g1 8 675·2~llo6 pm Duplex 2Br ha ept.s sm Sharp 3Bt, 2ba, Crpl, de· :r:::fe"f:(~in~ Y 3i:; 2ba w/.fenced patios. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $210 mo Nice 1 Br Resp ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner ~~s~a;ell ~~~~~· •....&.~-P~.--. ..J a 3207 fnc:d yd, g~r. ·$2SO+dep. sblrbh'l$n3g5h0b/irhd, wldk to 11.11.t~;gtt1on. $500/mo. Yearly, 2br, furn. $325. perm~nent adll s. n~. I h $ ---64>11184 c nc gr nr. · mo No children or pet.s p ets 106 Bay Ave Sl25,000. Oen \'1ew, by P etc exc ange. 133.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·1231. ESPECIALLY mc:N>Q ' BalbOa Perun ' ownr, 1714) 4991169. Craig Clark. A~eot . PeninsulaPoinl 2 br 2 ba SANTAANA HEIGHTS LARGE .,_., · eve:.. 31552 Toto Lo!"a MS-2855 w trrplc, 2 car ga~age. 3Br, l 1f.iba. dbl gar. rncd 2Br. ~ lg. ram rm, rrplc, ~'!!'a+ r Deboan. Fto~t view lc6oG Pa•.aa 3707 2 Br 1 Vi Ba. studio. S300. 2 Lil ILcft nff Wcsl :Stl 8 11 8 H stv&dshwhr Dayst.Jl 5 ydwaterpd.~ Huntmgton Creek Condo. .,. teh., ts& oset ••••••••••••••••••••••• BrlBaupper $320 Yr JRr 38a frptc hv rm 4 r ouse, 2 r ouse. "" · • C S370 everyt 1ng ! $S7S/mo. • N · d • k h, t 1 • f w·1.; Duplex $147 ooo Owner 67S-67 .... ; eves673·2S4S •Honeymoon ottage• l JB · 1 •. t 1 Agt631.1400 2 Bl'. 2 Ba, lncl. utll. Nr 1.y. mo lo mo. o pet~ en. itc · 1 e roo · 1 " 752 3495 ' · · Br, small den, breakfast r, + poo "' enn s. Walnut Sq. Condo. 2br. beach. $32S. 1115 W Bal !rnMl878: 673-6880 Cyn, 3 bl ks to uch. 10 yrs New dplx lower. 2Br, 2ba. nook way off street. Villa Pacmr Condo. $375. 11/tba, laundry rm. Wtr. HOUSE Blvd 962·0505. Winter nld, lutst 210l<8S Shown COVINGTON BROS. i lndry, gar. avail Jan Freshly paioled, wtr pd. 4Br, 2Ba house. lg. yd, pd.$300/mo.55H909 WJTHAIOHUS rent Near waler. $175. Ut1I. byap~ _ Anaheim Cenlury 21 . 15th.520W.Balboa.$450. No Dogs. $250 m o . $375. Bkr. No fee paid.Stv/rerrig.Fee Wfftminsttt 1098 Sparow lnvestml. Div (213)691·6849 (2 13 ) 96G-3989 544-8211 College.Park 3 br. 2 ba, Lovely 4 bdrm., J ba. Near ocean s14o. Ulil MamRentals,540-5370 .,.,., 7866 862·16:n. Mr. Hammon. . den, din rm, lge k1tcb, home wl~b great floor nsaid Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._,. tree 3 Br, fenced back yard, 3 Br, 2 ba. Oceanv1ew cul-de-sac.~. 55l·J l23 plan. Xlnt for entertain· Milin Rentals 54().5370 c.tstn.o leech 3811 NEW Award llome. 2 $375.mo.Water pald.No school.$380mo.586-4761, mg.Paneledboousrm.& ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1tory. 3 lx.'<lrm +office Distr.ssProp..-ty! CoronacMtMar 3222 pet.s.646·3490. eves846-4.288. Woodbridge. Broadmoor extra bdrm. set a part eoro..actetMar 3722 3 Br, ocean view, frplc.: 2•, haths. Fcatun•i. lrti l ean rind it for you. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PJO. 3 br, gar. Kids, pets, 3 BR I~ BA fr I Cam Plan E. 4 Br 3 Ba, FR, from ~In house. Choice ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near everything. $375! h\ rm. formal din rm. Beachareaspecialist. •S. or Hwy, newer. 3 br, snlgsok Fee roo · 1 ma'c ~ome i · OR. prof lndscpng up· Westchff area, Yearly SMALL Bach apt, qwet Nopets.493-0660eves :-pac1ous fam rm w irrpk Probates. foreclosures, 2ba, Cplc, lndry, no pets. Ma.in Rent.a ls. 540-5370 xln~· a:!:a. Nr. sch ls~ graded cpt.s, tile, pool & lease at $$25 per mo. Non smkr. yrly. SlSS rncl CorcMMI def M• 382r' & welh:ir l\.1l c hcn Bankruptcies.Divorce reC.gar.,S495.675-i>900 ---lake priv. $52S mo lo BAY&BEACH ut.U.675-5205 ·675.3924 w passthruwindow !-;)( E-sideS220.2br,garage, $425.963·7866 responsi b l e party. REALTY 7S9-08l1 · •••••••••••••••••••••••' tl'nor pJt10 bur Mast lnvestmentpro~rt.ies. )) ludsok. Fee 752·7576 Costa Mao 3724 tx.~rm w1bcaut, Crplc. 3 KBelow market price. Main Rentals. 54G-5370 I .. d1!40ft 3 Br, 2 Ba, big yard. bltns, ....................... .... - r:ir gar On rorner lot. en JohnlOft. lroker . . ~ 3242 3Br. 2.Ba, fncd yd, grdn r !pie steps lo beach. $525 $40 00 WEEK & UP (01 v 11. ll. st'hool dist. For Call (714)673-4545 2 br house 10 court. compl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• incl., children, pets OK. yrly'. 673-2493 Studl & BR '[7 ·lc.rc.s rurlher informution refurbished. No pets. $475 mo.559-0882art6P M • o 1 Apls ~ I' phone l'at•t·rJ Healty, -.. _, S280.548·6173 3 Br, 3.ba townhouse. Westcllffbeaut.3br.2ba, •TV&MaldServAvail lliCHUHITS Sparkling new coo.~. COLONY n r. s hops. Mariners •PhoneServ.Htdpool Stuchu. (2l:ll tl91 182li or 5 Units, blk. to the ocean RENTALS Spacious 3 Br. 2ba in $470. Ca II "LI I a . 3 Bdrm, 2bu, comm pool, Sehl .. park. $450. 646-2389 2376 Newport Blvd, CM CORONA DEL MAR 1213>G97-!.l!l:I:!. 111 llunlin~ton Beach Greenbrook, nr S. Cst IM&-1371 or 846-54S6eves. tennis, finished gar. can 548·97S5or64S·3967 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. Sl75 ooo o Plaza. 2 yrs old. Elec be playrm. 6-12 mos be. BLUFFS, 2 Br, 2 Ba, Pool, tennis. Some ocean' OtlwrR~al Estate · ~ii:;' 3ci!\~~~~~l country k1tch, shag cpts, $70-0. m o. Huntington 833-2Qi'8all6orwknds. view, cust. deeor. wet· STUNNING Lg. l br & Cat.alma views. Clt>M! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 1 1 d A/C huge cvrd pallo. Harbour, 3 br. 2 ba. bar bltn rolor TV ganten apt. Pool, rec to•"'-.-ino&flnebeach Mobtle Homes 11\VJ• a amerut es me u mg 2 Lem. 934 Aulea.. Bkr. ja c uui. By owner. l..oglllaleoch 3241 mo.' Call 557-4700 'x area. S21S. now.18th St ~iii'[ 0 • ~a&. sun decks, c:<>urtyard CO· M a r 11 y n Dun g e r . 846-3409 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dys; 640-24216evs/Wknds. For Sale 1100 ·•a.... try, wet bar. lots or 54-0-720 6731494 HO ...... .:•FORI~ $225. Attractive l & den.I~~~~~~~~~ .... ,.... ... .. ..... .... ~ closets & s torage. In els 1 ' • I""-3244 ~ m' Executive Newport Crest, patio, gar, quiet ad It, no ~ . ~ob1lc'. Modul.ir llumc & ....;-_REALT:f:-. use or pool. tenrus crl.· J Br l~ Ba. Din Rm,....................... LAGUMAIEACH super ocean view, lge 3 pet.s.2234Rutgers Dr. CUTE Uwltlini: l>el1vcry, Set ....._ ~ Jacuzzi & sau.na. Yrly lse bllns, dshwshr, RV pkng. NEWER 3 BR, 2 BA, cpls, 3 BDRM. newer home br 3 b f I All up. & Serv1l'e fl757!'>70 2oui.-rw..N.1. $650. $460 mo. wtr pd. (213) drps. frpl, dsbwshr, located In Portaflno ra~u.SS:S.~~ rec. GMJ-Hc I Ir One bedroom, one bath lorfre<?csl or1nfo 646-4463 JASMINE CREEK "S 691-3lS8aft6/wknds paUo. $375. 714·9634569 Laguna. 2 Baths, $210. Voubett.bey're un· apartmenls. Soulh of most popular model. orS31·954S.Agt.NoFee fireplace, ocean view. Newlydecorated3br,2~ derpriced. Clean . highway.Closetobeach. ~t::Lt' t:O:'\T D. 8x26. full MOTEL On Lake Just re Plan 2 with 2 bedrms & ~ TIJSTIN, 3 Br 2 Ba, Excellent fam. home at ba, Crplc, pool. $395/mo. Purified water. laundry, and s hops . $250 per llalh. JUl>t ref1n1 hcd in duced OWC a l II'; 26 den. A bargain at $685 fplc, dbl gar, cpl, bltns. View. Turt.leroclt Terr. 3 "'5Q Mo. 646-0147 lots or green lawn, ~V· month. Ask for M1ssl, "de !:let up w1tb :I\\ nm~ l'nlls + 3 Br home per mth. on yearly lease Avail Pb. 646--4380 Br & Fam Rm. beaut ered garages, off street ~2311. Sl!IUO :>411-lili:I Pool Bkr 963·7866 Includes all amenities .. N M V rd 3 SllOOmo. 752-0617 2 BDRM. HOME, lge. $235. 2 br T .H. Pool. partting. Adults, no pets . .__~---~ Cl b .. ~.--I · · esa e e, newer sundeck w/ocean view. SIMngaileaRok.!:_~·w, 2020FullertooAve. (lblk ~THEi•.riL•l!!•F B1•;iul1Cul 10" 12 l.Hl!t' MINI Warehouse New u '"""""'· PoO Jacuui. Br2Ba. Fam Rm, dining New Patio Home, 2 br. 2 en....,, ....,.5370 ~ ~ l)('drm ba hv rm AOull Cd loc:allon 676 units for tenruscourts. Rm, beam ceilgs, new ba + xtras. Swimming, U v. rm. with fireplace. n • · E. of Newport Ave. 1 blk pj.. No lk'b fkntJI i.p ~ $1,333.000 Rkr 963 7866 1 7 0 3 N . Ad 1 W/W carpet tbruout. 3 br. 2 ba duplt!'X w/gar., So. ol Bay, Costa Mesa) Newly redecora ted 2 r c h ~ --ON LARKSP U R 2 c pt s, h $ ew tenrus, jacuui. uts. ~~hellM w/range &oven. $400. mo . Newport 642-8690 bdrm, Iba apt. Pool ~~~:~73~; ~. SNOW1s here! B1R Bear. bdrm. 2 bath, no ~is. ~~~.~s ire. 45 0 . Lse ':"°·mo. $50. dis· _.., o. Heights. 645·1M38 after Utll. pa1·d. Bachelor. I mNeao.r bearh.Adults $300 ll'a~ed laundromat. of. one rar gar ~75 per "'""""'" count orJan.l ·S24·9634 NEWPUR r Tl-~RHACE . he~. 2 ctpts. IJ1come 1755 mth. yearly lease. Very 3 BR, 2 ba, ram rm, frpl, 2 Br 2 Ba. lux. apt, over. 4 BDRM .. J BATII. Good Spm adult only. No pets. $165. 646-0883 Skyline 20x-iis. 2 Ur 2 ~a $.59,500 ruce. comp. lndscpd, fncd yd, 2 looldng Newport Bay, ocean view. Liv. rm. HARBOR VIEW s Br, 3 548-825lor979-7888 hke new $ll:i .OOO A~t car gar., cul de sac. $400. with balcony & fplc . w/fireplace. Blll·ln ba,onpark.nrpool,buge New2br, 1 ba frplc, blln•. !Nb •380 IITJ ~~f -~a-0 N B I G c o RON A 64S-2978 833-9234 kitchen. Fenced yard. yard. $'195. 640-9256. BR Fu garage. Adults. no peta. .. BEACH-8 REA KE RS $500Mo. l rn $205 $385. 640.l840 COIWfterclcal?h!"W DRIVE .. Fabulous View. E·slde beaul. 3 br. l ~ ba, 2 Br, 2 Ba townhouse, MISSION RE.ALTY Oen fmt at West 9th. 48r, l...ds of bltns. pool, walk ---------Proper+y 1600 -l bdrm & convert Ihle newly decor. Attrac. yd., Pool. clubhouse $385. PHONE494-073 I 288, dbl gar, yr. lse, $950 lo shopping, t,oli mi beach. 2 Br 1 Ba, gar, s tove, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S74,500-4 PLEX den. Fabulous view .... ,~" patio. $395. 646·2389 Avail. now. S5l·1429 mo.645-9336 931W.19th St. refrlg, no c hildren or I H W II b ·1 h ,,,..,,,,, 548-0492 pets. Avail. $300 mo. n emct. e u1 l, vy per mlh. Yearly lease. 0.. Point 3226 WOODBRIDGE 2 Bdrm house, rrplc, deck, ••y-u.-C""" ... DO 833-082l ·, 64C>--07S9 shake roof, xJnl area Lo •~co Cl I i -r1111v"' "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESTA'PES .,.,.. . ose n , v ew. FOR LEASE ~~~=n~711~1~~~:~~~:~ ONlST AVENUE.inold Tenn is Swim 'g pvl Cape Cod Washington 494·2639 2Br.2Ba,decorated,sllp Sl?O· Bachelor 4-ptex. Lovely lBr, lBa Duplex .. imw Only 3 yrs old ~:/dg:~aMg=~·i!~d;'y comm. '2 Br2 Ba condo. mdJ. Highly upgrd'd. 3 BLUE LAGOON VlLLA avail Singles o k . Beach· CdM.Soulho/Rwy, S27q MuslSttto apprec facilities & refr1g. $400 DJW. wshr/dryr, $315 Br, 3 ba, ram rm, den, 2BR 21,;BA. wshr, dryr, S600~11m·$7SOfurn. comber,fee$15.63t 2011 mo.~eves. • • • • • per mlh. Yearly lease. 831-1611! wet bar• $98,506 or relrig, crpt.s, drps. steps 642-2800 Cast.est draw 10 lhe ~ ~ OOOC I ProPt.•rh S3UOO·S4S 000 Homes ON BEGONIA CORONA Dana Light Condos, 2 Br, ~/mo. 833-9031 (9-5) or to pvt bch, 2·pools, ten· S. ,,._ West. , .a Daily Pilot ENJOY 1977 r,.~290· Co'lllt Mroea 1\tanfy drustnm buill, on DEL MAR. Charming 2 2 b 8 • l c n n ; a , driLoopve. by 188 West YaJe ~.sec1sunt &'ty1 ... ~tv8l+·1 n$lo00w?. C-flfl .a 3278 Classified Ad. 642·5678. ln t.hJs excitJng oew apt.J, •bk for Nam .. •ll .:e nc lots With Crutl & bdrm C)n corner lot No ..-. ""' ..,,... Spa lous 2 bd "' '' d was her/dryer. etc. e It 0 /Agl 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IW!mod-•---L. 37~0 c rm., _.; 9614 3301 1l:1y11 11r r•\t'!I RM rn Buy now for pet& or children '"50 per ........, 496 u""' A t , .. -·-· Zb ..... _ .. _ A/C s c ur Y. wnr · _,,_ -.. bath.9. frplc. Deep brown! ·~ taler & let u~ help rent' month $3l5/ ......,. ·~ gen · ~..,' r • ww.,,e, ; 499-ml or 213/966-1766, ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeting. Modem sunn~ PROf"ESSIONAL REAL Rancho San Joaquin. askforBOB INCH.AR.MING SMALLBEACHHOTEL ?:-'. IMGftlt Property 2000 F:STATE COU OF NEWPORT &Toro 3232 View of lake & goH . OLD SAN JUAN Rooms$30wk. ~~~: ~~e,:.s1~~1 !~e~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Ann REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'Fourse. Avail on 1 yr lse LGCJlllNI Hitt 3250 This c h arm l n g :! Apts $130/mo. 531M056 of NewPort Hills & jus~ 71.i925TI56.925-7513 ...,MO.FREE RENT eb.l,1977.SSSOmo. •••••••••••••••••••••• ..._._ b ---------1_ 2515E CsUlwy,CdM. Lease beaut. 3 br, 2 ba 752·9110 3 Br house. Immaculate. uo:wvum, 2 alb & den ~leech 3748 I V. blks . lo beach 6' I UHITS I _.._ for lr....l-2200 675-55 I r ho H d Cl t h Good home has plush carpet· ••••••••••••••••••••••• shops. Adults only. no "'Anta An" F ..... bd ..._. -me. as sep. en, new· Turtlerock Glen. New 3 Br ose 0 s ops. Ing, fireplace, bullt·ins & f::lll please. $425 Mo 1' O>OI ... iv. " rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly painted Inside, nic·e on ........ t s•-eet ~/mo neighborhood. $3SO/ls 2 car ~araae. w-·t las·t Sun & swim. $195. Utll. & 3 I bdrm Prime pro . 2 Bedrooms, large open ,_ ... _ , kl """' .... • • ...., MU "l22 .,... pald F aae perty, $1 25.000. 15'~ Loh-CottaMna beamed living room. "'"'"cpg, auto sprn rs. lse.Agt63J.1400 '"'""" Joag! all6'6-21S8days: '. ee down 2 vaca nt, 1 w1older large family or dining rov.patlo.$395.mo.Call ~MO.FREERENT 4!13·0588 evenings & MamReotals.~5370 <(k.tona tfd .A,Vl ~ llU GRUNDY house. nxt. door Is newer room, dlshwuher & Rusty, ~!1·1862 Groves Secured comm. Lease 3 br, 2 ba. newly weetenda. Studio, utilities pd, $18S • ••••·toR 67rLILI const.Can bebouahtau buill·ins, flreplace.FomA•Yalty 1234 New,cnr.lol.2 br,2 ba, paintedinalde,separat 2br, lba, Condo. Clean, mo.Ref's,nopets. .~~.>fwtl.Uu • ~ a-v 0 packaite or separate Waahcr & dryer in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpt,drp, elec. gar. dr. fam·rm. central al •97 1838 L'"J .J;.n;. ---------1 c 11 f i i A opener Ste115 to pvt tenn washer, dryet, pool, no .. · "" ·....,..,,.,.. a or more nor. gt. eluded. Cood location. LG 3 BR 3 BA, frpl, court. 'Pool & ja~uztl. cond. $375. mo. Rust pets.S27S.494•031.6 MawportleKh 3769 i '11 RESORT PROP. 6'73-760l ~.month. &40-8358 cbhwtr. Man.y upgrades. 552·53'77 wknds, or aft. 549-1862 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 2br, bans, frplc, pool, 32 UNITS on 4 ucres '° Har.IT fiml Large 2Br +fam rm 1385. 714·963·4589 or 1:30PMwkdys. l..oglllGMk)IMt 3252 Immaculate 2 Br. 3 Ba, IESTIUY patio, sundcck, $2115 downlown OlG 81';1\R U-• I w !decorat o r appt s 531·954S. Agt. No Fee. ..••••••••••••••••••••• ~8;1rm, back :;1:5!J.,vaU Adults, no pets 673·14U!l' blk11 fromlukt' lnMm LAguna,extralurgelot Frplc.gar&yard.Xlnt 3 BDRM,lo/•Ba.Prestlge TurlleRockGlen . .CBr,2 oCEAN VI EW. adult .$290mo. 1 Somepeoptesayyouget eveeorwknds. • ii1 $50,000. yrly. Snle ne11rtown.l.argetrec..-s& qulet11treet.$500/mo.Ph area $400 mo. Agl. Ba, F/rm, cpts, d rps, community apac 2 Br,CustmExec48r,3 Ba,3 whalyou pay for !Weor· CostaMna 3824 1' price Is S'.A0.000. S60. CQWltry setting. $23,500. ~J.1400 A.gt. 982~11. 546-8103 prof landscaping. S62S den, 2 Ba. lae. $47S mo. car iar. Panoramic Vu, fer more. And the price Is u••••••••••••••••••••• down &!lier wi ll nrr '"l"IHltor4t4-161 I Supe r 2 Br playrm R lease. 5 Morningdew. ~ grdnr. no pe\1. $575. less. Membership tn a ' balance nl 8l'>I' Owne · · LG . .Bonus m, 3 BR. 2 Call5S2·7350or654·2330. 493-61.38or 4113.4109 Health Club. A tennl11 BeauUful brand now l br., desper11te. neilds cn~h o MoblehoRw/ home. PTiv. patio. Ocean DA trpl dsbwthr cpts TOWN HOUSE 2 Br club . .Free tennis lessons. free s tand' 1 lrplc. trarle. Trtrflrb 2100 view? $650 Mo. Agt. drps . Call abou't ou; W~brldge Estates. Up. sweeping ocean view: s-t.._ 3.zlO Biiiiard~ Sw1mmioa d.shwshr. many wlndow11, CALL 645.-6646 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &40-7000 Christmas Bonus. $395. grd d 4Br. 3 ba, ram rm $&50Call~. ..••••••••••••••••••••• Oolf DrlvlnA Rllngc adults, no pets. '23~ MOllLIPAU ,._..._ ...,.__ 32.,.. 714-Sll:M56'9 or 531.~. Duplex. Pvt rear y1rd. NO FEE Nr. Shopping. Saunas + a reat ac· 645-8256,979·33'16 { f"€'TI,..~ _...__ ,,. ...... NoFee Avail t/20m. $600 mo, Dollhouae. 4Br. 2 ba, wamer•·B-'·t-' 4 B ., t.ivities; SUnday BBQs. 11. > ~ lOO Spaces,Jood loca •••••••••••••••••0 •••• "'6•· ' he/C>Pt avaU. 75'"*4 or view. newly de~orat ba ... ,.., "' r, • Parties with llvc banda. Newer 2 Br Apt W/pvq __ HOM€~ Uofl. Mar R l11nds All NEWLY DECORATED 3 llwl ... •IHch 3240 551-0881 S.425 /mo. 495·4&53, .$395mo.54N&S Free9'nd1ybrunch pallo&ga.r.1275. I ---------1 leased ts00,000. Submit BR. 2 BA, ramily rm, ....... •••••••••••••••• 831·2700 Bkr. CHIU>ll.EHOIC 631·3900Agt ' ......... M allolfcrs. (rplc. els. to achoola It 0,...W/S...1·5 Greentree; 3 Br, 2 ba. Lovely a Sr 2 Ba VourrentdoUarsgoeven CASAVlCTORIA r ~Ml 8$3 ............ shoppln&. busea. 14U . 4br .• 2ba,\ocatedoncul· fam.nn.,Crpl.2Car.gar. 2Br,2baWtllltNineCoftdo. breatlaat. dlnin1. utu'. furlher•••A t er rirlc u,2 BR.unlorfum,ga~1 llYMJ. Y ClllOOH 1142.c:llO de-a.tc. l bllc from park ar ~:esscbool. $4.50. 55.2 7490 ~:::~mme;t· Submit e«tar cloleta. h1rdwood maintenance crew, pro-& wtr pd. AdJta, no pet.s. fOURft.EX ltlALTOlt 645-241 I SUNNY, CHARMING 3 tchooll. s. Warner. E. PAUSTAYITAU noon, Cflltral beat., aar. ~~!~}0~~at:a"r~~~Mae:J Pool, r~ rm, &ec. gate 1 3 Bedronm, 2 btath and th u iW.. o..rt, BR, 2 BA. family rm, ~dale. 17112 Erwin. ~MO. FREE RENT ........ 4'H·JZ4I tree 11.oed •treet. areat frleodly oeiihbore. ~Vlctorta.642-8970 ' 8cdroo1T1, l bath unit• lnar1 2400 rrptc. patio. Fruit tree.. 982 MIJS, Lease 3 Br. 2 ba home, ~~ r;~~~tO~~· Mode.ta. open dally lC>-7.1 _______ _ W\111 consider tllCbHae ....................... Cul-de-Sac.~. MZ-2178 4 & hom 8Cl'061 frotn lie C(MlCtry lcltcb, cov. SIA TBIACI °"•-· . . . Sorry, no one under 21 & NtwTo........ • Pr vat~ pallo11, u trn P 1 Des Ott C park & lake Fenced yd patJo. Nr. schools & TO-..HOUSI .,, .-r· no pot1, R oon10J•tc-hargt1 units Oreot lnvc1l· ~ rn 1 1~· 3 8 P 2 ~ Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba. dbl &araae. cpta. dpn'. 1bop'g. $365. mo. Call ..... "" .. PBr, 2Ba. completely ro· ecrvtce available. Mon· Instant move·tn. 2 BR.• ment pol<'nUal ,,.,~_!.! ~ 'o r . a. cpts, drp1, FP, FR. IMS19$. 536-%175 Ru.11.y. •1882 .... per ocean view. 2 or, decorated bM. Mohawk th·to.monlhoccup8ncy. :::~.ai:d:l~~.°'~!.'°1'mdoc. ( I & jQuall ~ v •nu ..,._.. I • r a n g t! D / W I s e 1 Vt Ba. Pvt community, St 1325 Ma>2800 • --lttd h.. •7$\-8600.' ' • DeachcharmcrS275 2 br, Sun1bloey Sha1~Pb1~nd tennla courts. pool, · mo. Oa.kwOOdOardonApts 1919 Anahe im S t Plac• ~ 2100 3Br. 2 ba like new klds/pel 1/1ngl1. Fee. ~~oi.:.sBo:m. ~: J•euui. 5-Ht&.tlpM JZl6 S46-tl4J, M1r Dave. j Prop~I.. • ....... ••••••••••••••• cpt /drils ' I l II Main ReotalA, S40-S3'70 Clole to rrwt1 No lac C::::::::::~MM>LIY .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 880 lrvlne (al 1Gth) 14e>d oua~,t'~~ .&CM lnv~r wilt tr•do or ectll ~t!s. (ne~s"~d. P~t· :C . .aer. 2ba, au. blto.a, c111 w 1325, 552..00l · :...~ ~ltHJDEA1W1AY <714'64G-05SO -. old Coat• Meaa duplex -~. 2 car (ar $375. C•ll IChl " bch, '360. AA 5, ma ·~OUI& w \t $W. •YOU i, llavo c.uh bll)'cr tor 200 Prtci: '4}2,500. E:qutty ~ -.1338.or64H7ll. You don't need 1 aun to ......_YWo J267 ssz. lncl. ulU. Art. No 110016lhSt(atDover> hav aaervlcc•• .. •1 rcr or i +apt complex, 0 <;. $40,000.Wantbcac:huruts "draw lul0 wbon you ......... 9;\1 .......... lee.tu-38!i0 (114)&42-3170 ..,YI 1 Minimum 8 1r1 Good or 1mall lnduatrial bulld· DELUXE 2Br. 2Ba ~ 3 Bl' a Ba, leo c:mr lot. FR, place an ad ln the Da.11.y 3 Br, Fam Rm. Vlew.L~~I Try 4 D a I I p I I t f48h lo a~I, r:ac:e :r •d I I« BalOOllJlab Really, tq. P. o. box •• Da.u do. bltns. pooJ. ~ mo. F p. wt r pd. UT 5. PtJot Want Ads! C•U llOW die UC, nt Jthooa., ~. Cluet.ned Ad.: bu7 .!i1 SELL Idle It.ems Wllh a &.a.in~ ~fun I 011 541.5331. Nftt. ~orm-08tl SM-Tm;OCl-1'1 .. EIJ'°' -IC-5lra. ~ orrentlOmethlna. • Dall.yPilot.Cl.t.ulrtedAd Phooe642·$8'78. • . • .. (:a DAILY PILOT ThU!!d!Y. Jtnll!ry 8. f¥T7 dd it ... Build It ... Diaper it...Hammer ft ... Carpet SERVICE · DI RECTORY it .. Cement IL.Wire lt...Hoe it ... Clean it ... Move it ... Press lt...Paint it...Nc'lil it ... Plaster lt ... Fix it ... ~ C.,a•li c-.1~ r.cJ.g Hmi11MJ Hoa.de..... ....._, PaWMg/P~ P\aUag ............................................................................................ ···········•··········· ···········•···••·•·•·• ....................... •··············•······· ...............•....... Elookkeepuu: St!t"vke "'INIStl. REMODEL "Concrete Ori vew a ya, All lypea wood ~ block ll111ll.lna. moving. dcunup •llOMF.CLEANING • CU!ilOltl l>t·.s1gocd p11l1~ Ortg S..1rqr. 'Glftldca Pl.UM Bt-;ft. Rt1p1lr n S«l\IAll Bwilnei.a Accounts Rv'r. Sma 11 Jobi OK . w1l11wa)'11 4' patios. Free l''ree 01Jl. A fl' a re rs $7 /up TH't'WOrk. Uy Lynn & Jean i>!Mnlt:r.., \itillb. fences Custom ri{uta[~ 83'·5SSS p 1 p e. 1 n s ~a II, D t Ion RA-1111nat<-s IM8·092 Reu.97'&.-0J79 eet.~aref1o ~'1·2285. M1·22&Sorf..t57tl39 Rea:..rast.freticlil Goodrefereoces~77ll ul!to c·cr.mll~· floor ldes --1ervlct!&. Ci . U1dley. ------G...ct. I --842·4S97 --- -Many loc•I ttft. 6U-8512 PalJ("r·Palnl, lO yrs exp &C2 931S. ~ c.,.+S...k.e CllldC_.. g KlNGSCarpet&Clunlog -2')': 1>1~(' Jan Saves.---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••-••••••••••••• •••••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.+rldof.sM)lttty Co "W£ 00 IT AU.' ._vJDca Sal Gu~r Nowiul Pree HOME SAVERS PLUM /\l'(bltectural &t Struc <.:ariiet Man will lay your• Chlld care my home WEEDING·Cl.EANUPS frosh & detwii. ~ 3661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I!' 960 3906 BING It HEATING Free luriil Plao11. Rmdl at 0 Cir m in.,. Rep•ln wlt<llya. Lols o( lovln.i •Weekly Malnlenance• Colle~c stud't, $12 loud Mo v 111 If Hau 11 n;: ~~'724 ' eve· est. SlO Hr. Honest & ntiw oonll\J'\K'tlon. Reaid· clean.Ina 1.oo: Guiar work care. Gd Rd. Rl.!u Free ~l 642·9901 54S ll4~ 1 echclfkziii /\nylblng Anywhere, Rell1ble Serv. BoCA " C 'I /I d t I I bl in Fr 0.,.,.,.,71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cnd2Tll"llek.1''t11>texpr, -sP•IUTl ... G l41trchg. 841·0383 & 1 om n u s r a at ggeruv Sll esl .,........, Experl. <meed Card.enin~ ..._ __ a.,_._ r-s•~ """''" 640-7020 64.5-31148 ·------'"" Expr'd Lund:1t'11pers. very rea& W1nlon Exper'd, Reas Rates 751·31SO ------eo.troctor servkic:Me &kC~~i:,~ups9· Qua •••••••••••••••••••••• • Spnnklers Install & re MS-~. 673 471• Free Est Call Cenc loo--.. -91--------A~cllitectun1I Oesigntr WeCureCarpelCleaners ••••••••••••••••••:•••• ~or · 1 e-·4!04 want u REALLY CLEAN pall' Coocrew & bnck ~-0458 Ex pr in C ustom Sll!MmCleanorSham LE£M JAKVlS GiMralServk:.t HOU~E .. Call Gm~bam work 615 '1978 lift 5 MOVJNG" X Allred mun ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Res~enllal Remodels & Also Upholslery·All work Mdtlloas & RemodelJng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Girl. 1-'ree e5ts. ll4S-Sl:!3 ftllllone ln:.rd slalewi1fo/local. P.ilnt1ng paperhung1n.i. RtP•lr& & Com1><>1lllon Add1Uons.~S889 guarRefs/MC.Freeesl 962-~73 L1c3178S6 ~----------f'rooest.Ouvc•493810S l'11bmet relin'g. Ltc'd. Shln(les. fn1pect10111 ReasRates -64S3716 ll/\NDY~AN llome:1 & Wantu R~i\LLYCLE/\N Mcnoflry ""'I ndl .M 1 , Effl rreee$t Joo892·769' l11.11td/llcd.L.owprices,rr .. y~ ••Georae PtlmeT &Sons Apts Consc 1ent IOuii HOUSe• Call Grn hum ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., e y ov nu co. · est83()..S020or5'1·5930 •••••••••••••••••••••••Steam Cleaning, llv·rm. Addst.Rmdlt1::amt1Plans Craftsman J>h 645 0302 Girl. l-'reeests,64S·f123 f'ree Est Ulockwalls, <:tent. rriendly scrviee. Plcnt..-,11ltpoir' ---. ------- Expr mother will babysit din-rm & hall. avg rms. Smljobs·LIC dM7-6932 ,,..__.__ -s lumpstone. brick Lowest poi.s rate~••••••••••••••••••••••• T•••"-Rtpttlr ~ give TLC My home. S30. Fre~ Deodorant . ::.::;:?••••••••••••••• <;LEANING B'f'. ANN Resid/Comro ·1 Rens 847-0992 VERY NEAT PATCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• <;M. Days ~8512 Crpl repair. deflea & de· ll!l--'-1 .J .,,,_, load d k Expenenred. with rt'Cs. L.Jc 32&86 Bob 7S0.9JS.4. JOBS & TEXTURE CANOPY TV SVC CO. odorn.c IS Yrs exp. Good ~-.ncuo .,..,p er. ump lruc • Aller S PM. 493--0680 96().3953 P~/P~ Free Esl 893·1439 lSl Rate Ser\llce ~ S...-.lc:• refs. 531-0101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hauling. tree work. grad· --- --...., ...,..-. •"9 at fo'alr Prices 960-1633 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICAL SERVICE mg, demo. etc 7Sl·3930 HOUSECLEANING F'lreplaces·Planters ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATCH PLASTERING Typlngalhorne.anykmd STEAMCARPET CALLS SIS/hr. Call.....,._ By rellabJccoupl~ BrickConcrelcPalio Don't be hornswogglcd. ••ALLTYPES•• ,..~~i~· Reas rates. will pickup 8' SQ F'l. Upholstery 842-8233 ., Refs 963·5813 Block Wall:. BBQ Pits t'or One ~ual. p~unling & Free est ~ --" -&del 54S·M41 Too! Ph5'1&6861.821·78S7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs &.lS fair prices too. c111l ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------1----------tTry a Oa 1 I y P 1 I ol Garage Cleaninii. haul Houscelelllling wkly. Own • .646-04S4 H1chard. l hi-pressure Homel> Addlllons. Restuc· Removals. lrlmmlnf. t'loo Whal you want mF1nd what you want In ClassUiedAdt.obuy.sell 1ng. reasonable. Juck transportation, xlnlSELL idle items wuh a t'lean first. do tbey ? co over blk walls. Free pruo.i.ag. free eat. Lied Dady Pilot Class1lloos. Daily Pilot Class1f1cds. or rent something. 64511585 ~k_:. ~d refs. 64S-6SS9 DaUy P1lol Clas~d Lie/Ins 8J6.5o555 ____ ~2~ rntal 5116-4892 FuUy insured. 6"2·21624 ~-~t:.~ ... ~!~.~·:.~ .... ~~."!:.'!':!!! .... ~!·:::!:.~ .... ~~-~ .... ~!.~~~ ..... ~~-~~ ~!':'~.~~ .. ~~~~ ~.~~ .... ?~!.! ~.~.~ ...... ?~~~ ~~~~!' ....... ?!.~~ ~~~ ....... !!.~4 ~~ ....... ?!.~~ ~-~ ..... !!~! ~T..~~~~ ... ?!.~~ mlli·lil· i·1·1 u:p~s:.l ~.8~.R.:~. SCASH! Lost . Dec. 30. altered t:ui..1 de llermosa LIVE IN c•"' .__....,...;...;_If_ 646-2130or679-3709 male Beagle, c bol&e 2br apt w fireplace. 11 % VILLA CORDOVA Clean lge lower, 2 Br in• .A "-'>Tu: Wide 3 br, 2 ba. spacious upper. !!! -HOME OWNER borrow chalo. Vic CdM beaches. bath. range. oven. dis lllfrotwS210 Plex. cpls, drps. gar Occanviews.l~ lbrapl. hugemast.crbr.deck& .i'Aao~ SfOtoge 4550 at!owbankratestoc:on· Ans's to "Eagle". hwasher, $320. Also 3 b M t M adults, nn pets . S2Zo: hi ceilings. Gardens. gar, nr ocean. $425. 4917 ..,.,:;::-...-... ••••••••••••••••••••••• solidaledebt.s.paytaxea. Reward for ret u r n lsep. bldg I $370. o ~ o MS-7485 poo I . Near b e u (' h River Rd 678·8701 .I'~ St G take a vacation, room 714/673·2352 lfiOW. Wilson •Spet'lalt'abmelspat'e Mature proressionals ~~0:-~ oroge anl9" addition, swim pool. pay•-----------------1 •!A(ked gar. wllg slor o..o Point 3826 S390 mo 494·4653 or Sall Jue:. .l's-.... """ --12."24 • New $65, Spaces orr exist.Ing 2Dd or any LOST: Hale Irish Setter. I ST MONTH FREE • D/W. d1spl, lndry rm ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• 494-6017, Copidrano 3878 .I',,,._,.....,,. Avuiluble. 2140 Newport ~ wht. on chest, 2 yrs .. ans. a SydTo~H •Gas cooking. hl1wlr pd Sonny, sparkling t'lean l s1sLiud10. all ulD ....................... ~~ ~~ Call 548·7•77 MECHANICS to "Brandy". Vic. Lag. 2br.1•.,barromS295.A1 •AdullS.nopets. Bdrm.blln~.gar.O<'can Sing les ok Bcach .3Brrondo.2Ba.rp.d1w, NATION.ALIA.HK Bch. 12/30. Reward. cond. pvt patios . Adults 2323EldenAve.C. M. view, adlts 1110 p el s comber.feeSlS 631·20U dtsposal.~ar.ava1lnow. lt~anWClllhd 4600 Dys: 2l3·78S-870l, eves: See Mgr 1920 Meyer. off -()4G-OOl2 $2IS1mo. 493 723\. _ 83:10983 •I MO FREE RENT• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 I 41631-3954 1_36S-O!r.!6 _______ _ 19th Wkd11y~ J 1·5, wknds 1 Bit w 'slove & ref rig. -Rental 2 br. lge yd. $250, _....-...nh F;,rnlwd l 2 3 Rm. omces rrom Ret1,.tJd Cpl. no pets need 1st, 2.t & lrdT.D.'i s children lost 2 yr old 10..C,642-0?.82 Enclosed garage No llwliwgtOftS.och 3840 mo incl util Eves. -r-;~_.-.. _~ 3900 $125 per mo. AdJ . nlt'c l l>r unfurn apt LOANSAVAILABLE Gokien Retriever. male. ---cluldte t.s Sl25 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• wknds497-1489. or~_... Alrporter Hotel. No lease Ur.cterS21.0. 673"2128 C'"edit-lm....-ant weari'ng cboke ~bain. I ~e 3 br 2 ba lownhous n or pe · •• •••••••••• •• •••• • ••• • 833 3223 T I • •"A ....,. ~ .. ; iquiet ~omplcx Gara#te dep. 204 K 18th Sl. Call Cl!t'E. roomy. 2 Br 2 Ba 4 Studio Apt. $180 including TllE EXClTLJIJC req . I noon ~9'Hs/inn1t/ 673-4883 Broker Newport Penln. u II &r patio. Mulls only No 548-l28l art. SPM ~'f:d. c~e2~~· :;:-0_B(;a;1~ ut1hues 605 Clomstad PALM MliSA Af'TS. 60' PER S9 FT Finaac·. Moe~s. Tnnt 67S-3'7Jl or 2u.27H 373 P':ts S.12S. 645 3381 or &Sldt11ewct.lux~ 963-2532or536·l46I Way. MJN UTESTONPT 1617WESTCUFF·NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 503 ... _CoUect ___ . ------83~!)517 townhou.ics. Frplc, encl. L.agMa HHJu-1 3852 BCH. ACT. 541·5032 •11ineu •••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Vouag brn 2 Br. r. ,·, & clean. close l ((llr. 2 lir & 3 br. 2 ba. ..._. Ld&• Pn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach. 1&2 HR 150 I Wntdfff Dr Opportunity 5005 LOANS 9°" female Cblhuahua, Los ~hoppml<{ Adults only from S.125. 642-1603 Deluxe 3 br. 21/'J ba. atl. 1 & 2 BR. 29041 Aloma, of( rrom S19S. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• IO Allmit.oa area. tl68-9329 i\opets 64581139 ____ Br.2ba.luxurytwnhse ~~~fa'~~~ll~3~~!~s11~~ 8rr:1~~ley . 1 child ~~~~~~~~ts =~~':~~ COFFUSH<>t Alsoi.dTD&.o.s _ev_es_. ______ _ l.arge 2 br. 1 ba cottage Nt.!w s hag & kit appl ~1718 · IS Blq East of Ne:wport Call on Site Manager Pen~EiJ::X:·P~ioca· Fairest Terms since l"t FOUND kitten 6-9 wu. End. garaj?c Easl C.M. Huge mstr, Npl Hts loc. Newnnrt._h 3869 Blvd.> m•J64231llext240 lion. Freestandingbwld Scrttter~Co. gr/wht Tabby, Irv. Ctr. l'dults onlv no pets Call633 70S9or54.S·49:ll 3 br, 1"'2 ba, frpk, palm, r--· =>46-9860 i h 64:Z,.2171 545-0,11 Dr c:c., ., .. ., im :>411.530il , ----.----encl. gar. Avail Jan.I ••••••••••••,•••••·~··•• If You Need A Staffed & ng wit plenty or p&rk· __ ._,..... __ .... _~------ . 95-1 Br, frig, gar E. $36.S. 846-4990 3 BR, 3 Ba ConJo. 2 Car 2 apts, in Laguna. steps Furnished OHlc:e. call mg. Heavy foot trarric SAVE SS FOUND: Basset Hound, !'-:1l'e 1 br. frplc. pool, Buy /\dulls /no pets gar. frplc. lennis, v:ew. f~om be11,·h. Walk to THE EXECUTI VE loc. Short hours. Good PnvatepartywUlbuy male. 19th & Whittier, adults. no pcti.. $230 mo. 541 5331 N2rb H2abamilt.on/Brookti busrsll $47S. lse. 675-3823 village t Ur $29(; unr. SUITE. Rent includes terms. Agt. 837-4200 your 2nd T D 642 3573 CM.548-0473 ~757nr646·379R Uni apt, lge yard, 1 •~ Dr~ chldr, ok. ~!r962. pa""'<?;8 m pA11" ... EWPORT ~3 }Sumi 2 Hr: S300C unlfl, f/Ume re<>epl .. phone & Auto WrtoCki... - . . , ----$175 A ·11 :> ......, "'" ~-" ~ " urn a mall service ut1I k $1600. MONi:.::t° FOUND: Approx 6 wk-3 "~.ul,t 2 bedroom beam mo 67~·~37 · Lge 1 & 2 Br. 2 ba. Adulli> APARTMENTS 71Hi23·3827 aft 4.30. janitorial Sccy's & olc Orange & L.A. CounUcs ht & i.dTD Locms mos old. Doberman/ '~1hng no pets S200 5 --only. no pets. Pool lor2Bedroomsand R 4000 equip avail. Newporl I u· F 11 II .... 8·1<'1,, 640-3292 Shep mix. Pacific & W. W1l_son mq apt C Gl--'lc I Ir Townhouses ooms '"en•nr. 640·5470 Aocgta 837on~..,,..!l Y cens..'u. lrv1'ne Pa"lfic Financial W'tlson CM. 642-1986 al\ ~"' jacuzzi. From S220 mo fo'rom $249.50 ••••••• •••••• •••• •• •• •• " "' '"UN\/ " 6:30 1':1\STSIOE RUSTIC, like $190. You betthey'rc un 19J.32Magnolia,962-1800 Opcn9-6Dally Sleepm~rrns i60·S10Smo. Prime location m Hunt· ---------- new. l Br. adults. no deri>nl'ed. Clean. Cpt:., New lwc 2 br. 1 ba. bltns. Spa-Pools Tennis t\11 SSO wk Share kt.t i In ~ l o n U each o n Rowen & Plants 2ND WANTED LOST: Sml brwn M dog. pets.S200 64&0505 drps, stove & refr1g Auoss from Fas hion bath Shown Moo .Soil Brooltbursl, 800 square Nets$3.SOO mo . O?l in Lr "Brownle"OCtags Bcb Punfied waler. laundry. s:ns mo. J br. 2b11. S37S. Island al Jamboree on "only" Call aft lpm feet. Slng_le. garden type San Francisco !>lylc I !!i~~Y: tn:'ve~~ar:. CdM. Dys 5'&1-7792;. Evs Tri plex. 2 Br. I '• ba lots of green lawn. CO\ ch Id Is m Pc l 0 K R r 'd 556-0058 G Person aperatJon Busy Pnnc-•u c:c:.n c:..,...., 830-1919 l'"Jm rm w,frplc. CtD. ered Ra rages. orr ·SL 1-826-6916 SanJoaqwn Hills Road. cs req . or store or office. ood ex-M:ill loc. Only $31 ,000. vuq • ..._._.. --------- 0\Y, no pets. $335. Ph parkin" Adults no nots 17141644-1900 548·5954 posure. assigned park· full price, with u:rms. ~~_.../ LOST: SmJ Fem German ll3l·l>i96 ,.. • .. ~ NEW l br frplc beam mg. Call Mr. Plummer _ __. Blk & Mile Sq ---------• 2020 Fullerton /\ve. Oblk cell. bltns: PoOI.' volley •DELUXE• --Rk01t~~esn ~ .. 7w.skou~kw1utph 96.1.o767 .. "~ 98374200 P~/ =· FV 554t.anzis6 . E . or Newport Aw. 1 blk ball, gar. $235. 842-os34 " .., 1..::::~~------1---c-oc-=--:-UT ___ A_l_LS---1 Lost & Foad · · · '5o.ofBay.Costa Mes~> Eastbluff 3 br. 2 ba. apts.548·!1~5.s DRUXEOfflCES "'A •••••••••••••••••••••••REWARD! Lost Vic. 642·8690 I Br ... $215 & 2 Br ... S265. Lease. Incl. s pac. mas ter Comml & tndstl spaces. Newport Bt:ach AllncMMctMet»ts 5100 Dana Pt. Male Bla"lt · UUJ pd. 2 blks bch. Call suite. din rm & dbl Pnvateenlry & bath Lale p I u s h 5 e 8 ls 1 00 " -ge, bright, ups tat rs 3 ~3611 garage. Au lo door ckg'g ror qwet empl fem 200 to 2000 sq. rt. As low partners f e d I g . ••••••••••••••••••••••• dog, approx 35 lbs, am to br,2h11.newlivrmt'rpl opene r avail Pool & Refs SlJO.fAS-8502 as35'sq.fl.LagNiguel& u n ·Artists & Craftsmen name Sbadow. Call Family. No pets. 54S·~ l Br. pets OK. $210 mo. 3 recreation area. Adults Mission Viejo areas. Terms. Agt. 837-4200 needed ror wlmd Craft 498-2292 or831·2919 blks bch .. 326.lJth st ol\ly.Nopets. FromS360 N1celgeroom.1ite Handy to S.D. Frwy. COM.iderhtgolaa7 Sal e. major s hop'g --------- n < 7 1 4 l 9 6 0 . 4 H 3 2 . 865 Amigos Way k1lch priv. Female. Call: 831·1400 Over 500 Active local centel', $Sp/day. 540--094-0 LOST Jan 4, small blk Large 2&J br apts. 2 ba. ,2131431.5618 M edb '90mo.~·2S73 ---------1 fem Cocker mix pup pool, cxert'1se & rec rm. anag Y ----------1CdM 390to 1050sq n. Cpts, bus. llstmgs. Please call NH w /wht chest nr So. sauna 2881 BristolSl. DUPLEX 2 Br. 1:i~ Ba. __ G_r_a_n_a_d_a_M-'g""m_tc_o_._ Lg. Modem. quiet rm & drps, A I C. Janitor. or stop by Cor free info. IOA.TIMG Pacific & Edinger, S.A. r---------~1 -d S27S bath, nr bch, pvt. enlry park 'g. Masters 673-4120 All categones & types. Reward. A rt •pm, 'PM>olOfongeCount(s tl85 2 br tri rle~ 't'.ird y . gar. 848~ 1.a.YFROMT HOME SJSOmo. 644-6126 OFFIC"' SP •cE. N-B. We guarantee lo please CLASSES 545-9839 most beouttlul apartment o 1 d r p 1 0 r r "' "' " . you. Starting Jan 10, 1977 ---------communlles A relaw1nn c c · "' 4BR,4~a.$2000Moyrly HOTEL. $25 wk. flntg 1649 W<.>Stcllff Or. Air. 751·3741 SponsoredByTbe FOUND Calleo Cal ..... ..., Beachcom!>l'r, ll'c SlS 1 Br. 1 ba . bltns. balcony, STEPS TO DEACH Bch. Ocean I block Call pvt. toilet. etc. Two units UNITED BUSINESS BALBOA Orange, blk & wbt. Foun :=a:a::~:s.c _G3_l·_20ll. H~1t.8~r. ~~~~;~~· 38R,2ba., unf. ~ 960-.2626 or 645-0073 Ive 400sq ft. et. $200/mo-no INVESTMENTS POWER SQUADRON tainValley.847-7S88afl6 1 Br duple'I, cpts. slo\•e. aftSPM 3BR.2ba .. unf.$400 m:sg. xlras. One unit 1300 sq. 152.SMesaVerdeDrE t.oteacbyoulbeproper& !Tees Feo!urtngpools. buth w1s howt•r . !>mall atioftRtwtal 4250 fl. 2 toilets, as is. ta-:rossfromKonaLns) salehandlmgorall lypes FO'U ND A 1 1 b I k Jocuz:zl.SO\lflO.bllllordS, rnc<tyd Gn.'l&watcrpd NEW 1.2 & 3 Br. apts. oc I $400/mo. PACIFIC St..tel06,CoslaMesa ofboats.Fordetailscall: longhaired male cal and excfllngc_,ti::ouse Sl90 Quiet adults only Various H.B. locations. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE. Gene URI o~n7 days 673-5717 Very tame. Yorktown & wtlflsocioleventsTennts. Or11n~e & Knox Sts. K.ldsOK. llcntsS22Sto BIGBE/\RCABIN HiU.642--0200 Huntington. H.B gym. end V~I OT 642-0538 $350. Kent Rogers Rily. 2Br, (rplc, !tips 8. wk. or MEXICAN REST. SCRAM-lETS Janece. 558·1760. """'"" ---1 1J48..8300 wkend. 640-SS65 APPROX 800 sq. ft, C-2 al The Vloge Mortal ~tw. Eastside. 2 BR, ''• L10 E. 17th St, Suite T. Beacbl-Oc. E·Z$3200. mo. Found: Blk fem. cat ~yolfrelooking ba.frpl.pnv.rearyard a..tahtosa... 410 S2SO/mo.DoyleS48-0479 net. Help run. Partners INSwrDS Young & very friendly. t kKr*uf ISoYOlobe From $360 A&l. duys •OLIVEPAIK• Spacious new 2 & 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . spill. Try St0.000. down. ft nl.ft Wbl Up on tad. Short (I(, 0 . ~-7000 ~~tsSS2-0507 ·-HOMES Bdrma. 2 bath units HHdaR001111•t•? Execg r°'bculswstesNovHerlookbo· u/\gt11' 751-37 .. 1 Siphon-Lofty-hair. Capistrano Bch. Ont~ Ond JM> Bedroom ""'"1 across from oceanfront & m a ou P ar r "' Exult -Almost -San Juan & Ca I H AOl HMnQ 2Br w /gar $21.S. Nu cp~. Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .. blt·ins. new clty recreational de· h... .• E·CI2ATU UHUMJTED & the .Pac,1f1c Ocean. Lux TO FLUSH 496-5.116 "'"" Nater nd. 1575 "C", ..1....... ~ furn mcl g secretary & NINTING rLA.MT We've had a terrible ""'~a:sopen9:00J06:00 .. cpts .... .-.encl.gar .. all veJoPment. lmmed. oc· AP--1-·n'IRoo ma-le FOUND s b · · Orcn<rn Ph blwn l S (7 0 .. 7 7566 Iii •· •vi...... m .....,.pt from"'""' No lse 1 ~-e full serv1'""' faftlll lime wl''" pets Do you : cu a equig Now renll"" ,.... nu. 14).,... 'IO&m· cupancy. Fam es "' Referral Company can 'p"""tt"· <71. ")67r~ . .._.,. ..... " . u1 • "'====' ... =====i-63&4:::::':::.!.::120::______ 5pm. 7 d)'S pets accepted. $335 up. HELP YOU FIND TifAT . .. ..,,.....,...,. ty 3 Way partner split reaJue it took 32 months ment. San Clemente be -I~~~~~~~~~ 675-491l Brkr GHT 0 Ideal ror exp. operator to housebreak our dog? Please call to identify Dix 2br·Vu 1225 I· · HJ R OMMATE Ground Floor &/or 2nd So. Orarge Co. loc. Ask· Two months to train him ~. + mainl bdp. Adlt·no Nr. fbmilton/Brookhu.rst LIDO ISLE WATER. d32-4134Since 197\ noor. Next lo Sec. Pac In!? $89,900. with terms and the rest l." teach hlm --------- pets. Cpl prt'f 673-0512 3br. Jba, gar. patio Sml FRONT 3 Br. $6.'iO mo. W 65 , Nal'I Bank. lnclds util. Agt. howTO FL~SH. FTOerUrN. OBrl: •. Ftoel "!: BSlirl_!'h..> eve cbtld ok. $385. 962•0778 Le . 673-8886 oman over w /car lo Ample prkng. 188 E. 17th Ull " "' .. asc share CdM home St, Costa Mesa. Ph: 751-374 1 Lost&Fo.d 5300 NB.640-4223 BAY MEADOWS 3 br. 2i,.; ba. 2 car gar. UPPER DUPLEX 3 Br. 2 w1same. Rm. board & 1142·4210. =Sll9o'l'l •ach u••••••••••••••••••••• _FO_UND __ :_S_m_l _bon_e_y_co_lo-t SC>ac chffry & CO:t)' l & 2 dshwsbr. rrplc. ~. 2~ Ba. 2 blks to beach, yrly nominal ~alary to right OnJv . dor-wn 16 Sla· LOST. Sm. brown Poodle. ~-.. n.....-ese Countr) Br apt.S. ~cl 41ar. cklse. to btka to beh. 1179-6279 $3llO mo. 642·3188. person. Night or day ph Exec Suites ., name "Coco" Reward ... • C'ClUll • beacb & college Nll!ly 6734725 ctLo~:...MAgtan.y more to Hunt'g Harb.84G.l•lg · ub0r .. CM.54S-474t fac1t ovall No kids or 2 bdtf!l, rireplact-. '7 mlle Oceanfront lge 1 BR. lux ur 62 Would you Uke a Isl class '""""" pets Fr S220 6'6-0073 frwn be1tch I )'e11r old ury apt. S82S yrly. incld noman .. wantssameto olc to praperly present Ull 751·1741 F unci · 2 Pu . 6 to 8 Lost: Lite «ilored malt 2 BR G rd pt Frpl \Ai().46()3 t 1 675 3823 share my home. Pref re· your bus ima!(e In pleas-0 · ppies. Samoyed, 1 Crooked ear d$h 8 en ia · e, 3 Br 2 Ba apt, bltns. cpts, u' · · tiree for companionship. lng surroundings w /efO· PIONEER CHICKEN ~~~~o~:lk+!~~wc~~ curl)' tall. 642·7249 nr."~'":i:.4·,f:t'·K;~:· patio, fplc. $300. 2515 SIJ5. 2 br. POOi. Garage W1&terfront condo, 3 BR, 540.()J.50,994·2082 clent sec'I ser vlces·r Orange County's best Owner please call LOST: • REWARD For ~7281! Oraaite.CM.~ Kldllok..Fee 21.; ba .. 2"11 car gar., Roo l Needed Mt F Ideal Fwy attess, xlnt locution. E·Z operation. 645-ll674aflepm. Thomas. male Siamese_ --Main Rentals. 540-5370 auto. opener 41 Ft. boat Sha mma e $137 50 N · local, or O.C. Airport. $2600 mo. net. Jlelp run. . Seal Point. disappeared Adult F.-S1rle 1&2 br apts. 2br. cpls. drps. bltna. N b shp. ~ Month. May re rent · · ice 2 5'6-2982 $23.000. down handles. Found: M.ale Collie. ~· at Olympic Dr. & In P,nr l .:.1r. r,ul111, pool. ldu.ll, no pet.a, $000. mo. 6:"1dbeai~ 1 r SlGO leue/option. Days Br.CM.64!>-4093Charlle . . Agt. Adult.~ VU~, MUI· terlor Lo. H.B. Jan 4 •:•kt' 11nl•~. no peh 64S-l4l7.~ Mll:'~ntall.:>40-53'70 8973546.eves.84&-1937 Femwantedloshrlge2brUJ:'~~~cl~~~.av:7r:j Ult 751·3741 s1on Viejo. 586·l869, 116.l-?m tj4.l~ Beautiful brand~ 2 br. d . ...L. 2 Br yearly, w/or without hse. ""blk lo bch. SUS. Orange, CM. S40·1086 586-l92S --------- 2 Ur w, a S230 N w l ba. ijeamed ce11lop. Hunt Hr~a. Btfl lux 00.tdock. ~ ~/793-1378 Evs PIDA-$8000. Cir FOUND M 1 blk 1 L 0 ST . F • M l n I I r. e free stand'g Crplc, blln& apt w/bllM Incl dahwshr 6.,.. 2t93 · Francbls.-type store. : a e. cur Y Sc boa user, gray. Nr. crpt.lfe(ncdydwtpallo. u any wlndo~s .... 95· Lovely pool W/btrl'y ,.,. M.aJeroommalewantedto a...L..M'~.._..11_ 3600 Sq "t Se 60 twrPoodle(rerriermlx. Oso, M.V. 830·21s4 Watu pd 2224 "D" "' -· .,. pd ard d1 shr 2 Br 2 ba twnhse ,.....~.,..... · • · ats 1 · med si Dana Pt Pl~tla callbetwnl·S ~.979-3376 lndllc crty . A ta Luxury adult Mpt, In the Ref's req'Aft6 548-4514 . NEWPORTBEACll Growth area . Try «Mi883 . . _REW __ AR_D ____ _ ij:J&.41.20 • • Mesa V rde 2B 2ba C714)M6-l7S5. Blufrs. 1400 sq n. 2 Br . . . SWres&OfflceSuit.es $15.000. down. Agt. . Lost: Bhlck Dog, aprx 2 stairs e wt aa:· Ne :~· CUte 3 Br I ~ ba eondo Ba. fpk. pool, + 2 pvt Employed college student f'romS300 2610AvonSl Ull 751·3741 FOUNO:Oreat Dane. tallfemale. Grey hind 1 Br $210. Stv & refrlg. No d cc rt' d 12'50 Im/ bltns, w'1hr /dryr • lrg patios. SJM, Eva. 640-28S5 to share 3Br Capistrano 642-1194 &675-6106 male, vie 16th/Coast less. wbt chin, sUve1 l'hll(lr~ or pets. 731 W. ~741S ~see 15'S Cor· patio. $295. Ph:!n4-1867. OCEAN VU yrly 2 Br I hme $120. 49G-7349. afl Shel FabricCIHM Hwy, HB.S36-4289. c b a In. F o u n la I" 18th. Apt C. 673-7787 r1ander 8D dplx pallu & yard. 7pm ~.rent ofClce spaces; Nets$2100. Mo. r<>UND: A~rox 2 wu, V11leyarea. Reward N ""·-'"·-_ · 8t 1 ~Ba, beach twnhse, 53so · 644 6780 utilities, carpets, drapes Misc. steel. Woriung 90% MT.Q38 ew '""'"""" /\pl. "1' .,le, NEW Spacious 3Br, 2ba new ('pt.s, clean, tenrua. rno. ' or Roommate wanted to ahr air. $1()(). Weal Really with contractors. Help M. mix le er, Med. 51• --------- pOOl, Jacuzzi 2br. l ~ba. apt.Crplc&dJxCeatW'ft. etc. U2S. 863·2532 . 64.2-3639 Ira hm (ac ing solf tm-2521 run. Requires no ex· tan, Bristol. Santa Ana. Pe11anll1 5310 paUo & balcony. iar 631-3800 ~1481 3 Br 2 Ba carpel & drps course. StOO. 846-6419. perlence. Owner will !F19-91791ateevs. ••• .. •••• .. •••••••••••• wtwa-s~r.dryerhookup. W ik to 'ea & . ............ 445 train. Good lerms. Agt. DrtaklQ8problem.,. Adults. S375. IOam~m, Cute l Br. avail now. 2 Br condo, l~ Ba. fplc, m3382. 995-~ ocean. Comp! furn. avall lmmed. •••••••••••••••••••••• 837-42.00 LOST pet Cockatle-1, p-ay CallJ\Jcohol HelpJJne 646-2010 Gar+a!I mdrn convc· pool, 1295. 532·4016; . nJce Tustin Joe, Br/ba, NEWPORTBCHSTQRE wtyellowheadln vlcNo. 34bnadayl3W830 NEW beaut apts, 1 & 2 n lences. S200t mo . 76M218;49'Ml978(114) $28S. ~e upr duplll: i $195+~ulll.6321685 2630AvonSl .. $270Mo. DBJ~WIM Lido Isle & Bay Shores. BR. Applications beln& 873-1023,m..tO!M steps to Beach & Back nr ocean, aundttk: n Profeaslonal lady will Jerry Wynn Ql.3>477·7701 Corned Beef/Pastrami Reward.C>n-Dl08. PREGNANT? l<ikcn, ltlO Anabelm Sl .• 2BR.cpt.drpe. KidaOK. Bay. volleyball, Jacutli, r,: 3ll~ 36 St M4"'34 . sh~ condo. ReferencH 100 Sq. n. o(c. av~ Pac. Sandwkhes. xlnt shop'g Lost : Wei maraoer =rm:o~n~1:..t::1~ C.M. hm-4pm dally Nopeta. S200mo. pool, l Br condo+ form reqwred. 642·2427 u l . Cat. ilwy, Newport Sch. ~~re1':'t :':'f~ ~·c~r~~:r-/l•'9ord' ~~: Abortion. adopUoo & I ~3229. 5*'°'83 dl.oe. Call lot more into, Westcllffs new 2Br. 2Ba, 334 $200 mo. C.11: Robbl owner/operutor. Aat. D1&rkaray.6'0-2ST7 keeping. C....MtM NHa MlkeM?-eGlO 'lie, refrtit, lee maker, Free room In luxury 548-0757 83H200 APCARE Hf·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~ /~rrDc!m..::'ta lrvtne home to a lady lo Balboa Island: r etail, Cullery 6 Gilt Store tn Lolt: Yo~ All White ll42 · uchaoie f or llte commerc. or ofllc E COastHw Fema.Je Cat. Deciawed. •SHARON'S* ••••••••••••••••••• Quf&iaand.2br$340.Ulll houldteepina. Call Ken. apace. Off-street park· ~o~ inveotor:: Late ~t Woodakte Otne.&.LLMASSAOE Nr. Harbour. 3BR pd. ltld5/111al1. Fee. rQ.U:S., • l.ni. Approx. soo eq. rt.; 67H033 Dvpmt. Rewa.rd. •1m -.J.J:M 2BA Trtplt'X. Bef Sam or Main Rentala&404370 fESp. JADY to share priv. rest room. Ritt LOST: Lad.lea heirloom '"l'BEltXPElUENC!" atl6Pm;2L3/58'l.J888 2 Bt. 1"' be townhouse home for Ille duties. M4-ZU3Mon.tot'rl,9-S llSTAUUMT t,!n1.1 ln R1oblnaon'd•· Adult motel. C loaed 3144 style. Adult•. 00 ~ta. Oood off~r lf you enjoy Store S275. 2oicso. u · Cot.Y W gold mine. Lo ra1h on Is · newer · clrtult TV. For a.trva· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1235, ~ llice home. freedom. and po&ure &5,000 c:art da\ty, tUt.. EZopeuUon. Short 06-196'7 Eva. Colltct. dom.MS-3'8'7 WOODBRJOOE loweJCpen.tes.NwptBcb. 2334 Nwp\ Blvd. c .M. 1\1"1.~rwintr&ln.A FOUND·CocM· • PINESAPTS 38r2 a.. cptA, drps. l blk MWtftl P1c:n.J rntt/blt, FA beat· Steal! Dick Purk, 81n'. le.male.· vie Ed or r· •KARIN'S * t, 2 6 a bdrm unit.a. bch, S39S mo I yr lse. h•aforl ... 4350 tna 2 restrms, cptd. IS13>1M8 lnldale. H.B. • 0\11'CA.LLll.ASSAG£ Destined like early 5tOSNepWM.Ma SS20 ........... •••••••••••• 675-7788 80UTIQUE 8"-1.sto tPll.vJI m.1180 Calltornla bun11low1. Quiet work'I fem we.ntod Prime NewJ>Ort. loc:au~. !:!.!."' S 2 '1 O • 1 l S CJauJlied ad1 aell bl• to lbare 3 br hme. fn· Don't drop the ball! Get a Irvine Co. fso. ftcldy to Doc't five up tbO alllpl AIOlllOM rniaHOfte.OlchraW:ao ltemsj •mall Items ~I' c11vldual ltfC ltYI• j()bW\lbalow-coetOally somu.ataee.'10,000+ln· "List' it In clauUltd. CouneeHql.lltltrral •iuk)'11.N:80wknda ony tem. Juu call JUteb/Laundry prtv. Pilot ClualCled Ad. ve.ntory. 6'0-1232 d1ya. Sblp to •bore ruultal "-·t.elt-aYaU.wlmda I .:IQ.0.00 942·58'78. CIS.M).2ll01ftU.1m P1'ooaM2 S671. 644-l755evea. 64.2-5818. MJf.rl:WpUneNJ ..... . . . A '* PlnECAEEH I . . , " ' .. ; .. ~ . .. . . .. . : SMftStt!l1Q/ f ..._ .......... ' ... ) .· ,.,o .. -.ih SJSC HelpW..ted 71 0C .... W..ted 7100 ... Wmttd 7l00 ... W..t.d 7100 Thul'llday.January&. 1m OAllYPILOT (3 •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 .............................................. ~~!................... ....................... I •SP•~r.utt-Rt:~Dt:R Automotlvtill Ct.-IOOUllPll OOlCP~IONIDRIVER DPIDmHG ~~~ ..... ?~.~ ~.~~~ ..... ~~~~ ~~~~.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~.~ ..... !!.~ Y cc:n~ 1 New Octa uuuv needl r I C tu r 1 e bk k fr . for llihtly handicapped <r-•-· •y ------------....__,,, -----------t8:WEICam11\oRt a help matUNt cicpr'd 1 &ir of· womanlnCdM 20 brwk --·--------=----~ ~--.-------~-------SanClemenu 1''or appt. Top wages pWd. ~ngine nCl'. a 'day wk. pttma· WTlJlled to m~tu11I con' Walsall Corp. bas 11n RE. MHIAGr'MENT· «·8034 49'2 729tl SteamtN. en.' ~ainteri>. netiL Pb 1'\Jel$ or Thu rt v en 1 e 0 c e . s 5 0 wk lmmed. vac:111ey for ex • M ~ • MASSAGE :::i~~r: ~m~oe~~: &-3, NBS.S.l373 6'<>-9i.s =t::~:~r:::~~~o Vlce Pres ident opening exists ror ag. RGUU MODELS ctwck out, pick up & de· IOOeCIC9B COOK • DINNER Part Muat have at least l yeur gressive Aportment Management pro ISCOITS ltvC'I')'. Apply et lmmedlate oPening ror UrM. country club. Top of nper. In purchulnA f essional. Must have managed over ~Harbo:-Bl.CM •9dstanl b006tkeeper 10 wages 499-Z2"lt ask for or •tock room work 2000 units. be ready to move up to OUTCALLOMLY 64.5-1030 corporateofftca. TuatJn. ~ Should be fam 111ar Presidency of company quickly and 631-3111 S700 ~rt. Must hive Coob E t>tt kl t ft wimarine parta, u POHi have a following. Salary plus orofit good general k1.owled1te . x~ l • as ble. Please call Mi. sharinf. Our stair knouKO of ..... t. ad. RELAXJNG MASSAGE AVON of acOOuntlnii. A/P AIR lllftCb Apply n Pf'rsot'\, McDonald, 54&-9711 for ..... u.uo> BobJam~·Uc. Masseur banlt reconcUhatlon. etc: See Oabb)t an 3:30pm. morein!onnaUon. Submi resume to; Ad #81~ Dally ~•ll•9·9,494~1t t Excellent company Beach HoulM lnn. 619 Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C.M., Ca. 92626 s..to C'-t benefits. Non·smokers Sleepy Hol ow Ln. Lag. FACTOAY •PALMREADER• TabAIYow$$7 preferred. Apply In 8cb. ~~~~~ ....,,. d' r *'O N h 11 Work In an a /cond & -vrca eng or•• B e • n A V 0 N person. o p one ca s. COOKS urpeted uea w/FM Put.present&ruture REPRESENTATIVE. RedHll lHlty Male or Female over 18 music. Musl have pa-H.tpW.tect 7l00 HelpW.t.d 71 00 Uc <213l69M_350 __ Meet people. payof( holi· UI0021rvineBlvd.,2:odOr t.o work nights. Apply In tlence to work w/micro •••••••t•••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RUL ESTATE CONDO CONVERSll* SPECIALIST tr you have s ubstantiaJ experience In all pba.ses or condo conversion and are prepared to become Vice President of a dynamic. expanding company with spectacular growth ln the Lnvestment field (Salary & profit s haring), Write Ooo Berman. President, QUA IL PLACE PROPERTIES, 1400 Quall Street , Newport Beach. Property Analys is for day bills & start savtng 'l'ulltin petlOll:,.._. T mlnlaturc P~W\der 11 L3undromat Attcndanc MODEL divorce or bankruptcy. 11galn Lets halk ubout It. a~1e·-i ....,. oco 11\lcroscope. Will train. NB. P/1'ime. 673-1690 & ~~~~ No cost or obligation. Call M0-7041 or Zenith CAWRQp~. 1720 s.,1n. CM. Hrs 3:.SPM to 12:15AM. 6'7~0334 Fe~ for :i~~ & poolC~l ;R~e~a~l!E~sLlt~a~te~N~e:lw=or~kJ.r:7~·~llS9~.~~~~~~i 1 bar t S9'l5 Top pay+ co be~flt1. LAYOUTPASTIUP ~~~·res ~:.ks-i or Hdp Wcmted 71 00HefpW•ttd 7100 _Cal189'7·1375. f\t I c ~e. 0 mo. Counter He lp full & Gaiser Tool Co .. 1701 E .t.mST ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• BABYCARE Afternoon. Mult;f,le edger exper. p/llme night shift & Carnecle Ave S A EXOTIC GIRLS 20 hr" wk. 0 -ferences t.hru tn~clol slateme!nt; gnveylll'd ahl!ta. Apply 54CMOllO. • . . f\tll t.tme. Typmg mun 2nd Moth• W tcd for 6 RECEP'TlOHIST R ... •-uran• • '"' Acrounttngmacbor"'.' ru Jack In The Box, l20i5 datory . P/llm~ pro .er ~. .,,... • Massar & Modeling please 644-5891aft5 pm. computer exper. des1ra· BakttSt. Costa Mesa. FACTOtlY HELP of reader. Good spclhn11 yr uld girl. 2 .,,.,.7 30pm Attractive, over 18. ror H Hb ' Outeal OnlySC2·3169 Babys I h 2 ble. Call roe appt. (714) We have openings in an nectss . Appl y 166( wkdys. Vic. Univ. Park. HEALTH SPA. Wld wlll OU ans '-109111Senic"5360 sc~l~e:e ~h~lre~mJi:s l!:j3-0657, Jrv. COUNTER WOMAN all girl dept Salary open PJacentea Ave. Coi1t:i l r v' nr. Mus l ba ve train ngbt person for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2·6. M F 673 4439. ll AM to 2PM, Mon thru wtaome exPer .• but will Mesa transp. 559·5699 eves. easy fun job. Mr G~. ALCOHOL PROBLEM? IOOICKEIPER Sat Apply at St aie train. Xlot company . -Oays 768-363t 124hn>7S2·9561. Old Place U ve in/out M aide romp Ba bys 1 tt e r . m i1 tu r e Lite for busy single ore. Burgers. 899 W 19th St be9efits LegaJ Secretary. mature NURSES AIDES counselor 20 yrs exper. woman lo supervise Mus~ be exper 'dJ 7w~l CM. D•utlk Corp To st.art after the Ne~ Exper. pref'd. Will lraln RECEPTIONIST air . & related probs. l.2-5·30.mostafternoorui. ~~.Phone P ·COUPLE on Soc. Sec. t<1 929.....,.,C.M. Year.644-5730· If ntc. Parlt Superior Accurate typ1sl50wpm Ko&Ur approach Stdt 2 ctuldren oges 8 & 4· move tnt.oour home & re S45-0403 Legal Sect ·y part time Con v Hosp. 14 4 5 Must have xlnt phooe healing arts. vit. therapy Must have own transp. IOOIUCEIPll cleve board, rm & aal. ---------1 w/at lea.st 5 yrs exper Superior Ave. N 8. iiersomwty forourotc. massage. Gd tlnver. _&&s.-_1.2S3 _______ 1 Asslst.a.nt Must be good for t.aklng care of couple F1orat Designer. p/tilne. wtdental practice llrs to-"---------Contact Liz. 833-8190 Rels.Conf.642·7299 BABYSITTER. mature Wlthnumben st.rong de· Ill their 80's. 547 Tustin Exper. nee Apply, 2957 be arrang"1 for mutual HURSESAIDES LiiReiDdersAgency f rl::=:=• woman. my home. tall, willing 'to handle Ave.NB.Ph:.548-4198 HarborBl.CM.549-9857 convenJen~ 768·7171 Exper'd Good benefits 40208ircbSt,N.8 . ._ •--Ptll R f's 'd Bayview Conv. Hospital, n -me evs e req · ~me clerical functions. COURT DIRECTOR e.x· GATE GUAIDSl2J Legal Secretary lruln~ 20M Thunn Ave. C.M. i---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-8242or 752·5058 excellent .world~g condl· per'd ror new Tennis Dependable, neal a p· or up to I .) r eiqicr 642-:!505 ~~--7005 Babysitter llousekeeper. lions . Experie nce a Club. 536·8832 ask for pearance. Re t i r ed Stroni: typinJt m.in --~-2 children ages:; & s. must. Irvine area. Send SandyorTonyor842·7747 welcome.Apply Newport datory. S.A. AUorncy HURSES AJDES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mon & Thurs a pprox salary history to: P. 0 Dun ., .. ""10 553-9432 7am·.,..'m & I lpm-7am. MEN WOMEN 11 ..... 5. Irvine 833.3941 Box 19553. Irvine. Ca DATA PROCESSING es . ....,"""' 1.·~;" pref'd. will train ""' ' 92713 KEYPUNCH/ LET ME mtroduce you l<J """'"" TRAIM FOR Beeline Fashions the fun mature person w /ap. ••.• T~DING Bachelor Father needs TEIMIMAL OPR General Office till.Ide Cor position. Mesa '"'" ... pl bab itt r 3 BOOKKEEPER* ... ..L .......... -1 ~ p/tlme job Must like TWOWEEK CLASS / ime ys er or * Muslhave min.6mo'son -•...-n..ing~.. othes 1 h Verde Conv Hosp. 661 E 0 y r -0 ld d a u ght er . the jobexper, Prefer in· Req'saccuratetyping. cl & peope, ave CenterSt,C.M NATlON·WID J B Enrolled In pre school. O.C. Mfg has opening for di 2·3 eves & car & phone ---------PLACEMENT bul wuuld llke her to stay bookkeeper. ~n ledger div. w /knowledge of IBM ~-+:_.wpm. akble tod ban e avail. Interested in earn NURSES A.IDES ASSISTANCE home a day or 2 per wk. exper. thru trial balance :rm Unlt. Un 8:30-5:30. ucwuls. wlor un er mm mg S20-$35pereve Great RECFPTIOHIST for sailboat co If you bave the ability to handle a busy switchboard. can do lite typing. have. a wholesome front ore ap- pearance. work well un- der pressure, love public cont.act & are extremely punctual call Ann Smith, 549-9711 . GOOD JOB Would like someone with work exnor, 10 Bi·Touch. Good oppor ror advance-super vls on Duties in· for homemakers. Call for & ORDERLIES OPPORTUNIT(L·s ..-mt>nl. Xlnt co benelits elude typing ad copy. I t ALLSHIF"l'S ....... ERIC 11. .... "' car to sit m my home in neat pri nllng. A / R Sal commensurate w/ex-memos. correspondence. pers on a 1 n e r v ~ Exper pref'd. Will train RECEPT10HIST '"""' "'" N w I' t . C a I I J 1 m helpful. Starting sal S800. per E.O E Will be in· various reports. phone _96.1-__ 74_7o_·------1 Interested 11\dlv1duals. Gil RUDA Y I A It TE HD ER S Raymond 642 7840 dys . mo. Cal l for appl tervtewlng J an J7. 18 & followup. Apply National LIQUOR clerk. uper l.ldoCon\alesrcntCtr for H.B. Realtor. Must be SCHOOL 60-924Sevs. 835-24.22 19 Callfor appt64Q.4580. Sys tems Corp .• 4361 Laguna Beach. Pret t~SupenorAve attractive w/pleas3nt l104 E 17th Sl .. SA l•-------1111! e o R E o Ho M E . Birch St. N.8 . (Near mature person Call Mr NewportBear h 646-7764 phonevoici.> Ute typing. Restaurant &Bar OPENJNG SOON IN NEWPORT· IEACH NOW HIRING Experienced SAUTE' IROILH &PAHTRY COOIS JOln A Professional K.Jtchen Slaff. 834·1960 BANKING MAKERS? Unlimited DAY KELP wanted, Hni O.C. Airport). Sheppard at499·2S81. OFFlCE-PAR·rTJME Salary open Apply In Scboots(;()ast To Coast _ LOAN Oppor. for personal & Uam-3pm Mon thru Fri GEHBAL OFRCE LOAM SECRETARY 3-4 Hn. aflernoons . Nr person. Friday 2PM· ._.,I•,....._ Perfect guitar lessons for financial reward without All ~ltlons open Im· For Trade Assotialton. Be h & Ed T SPM. 22311 liroolthurst. tAM to SPM You or friend. Plea:;e sacrifici ng fam ily med We l\dy 's Old 00 wpm. good spelbng. ll. e,tate/~crowtr1tl<' l"0a~50• ne;~f':~dw~-Huntington Beach. KEY See Chef-Adams PROCS:ffQRS responsibilities. Full or Fashioned llqmburgers. E exper. helpful. Previous .... REALTORS. 4777 Yo.tr ...... pbone497-3727 ,..>.) p/t1me salea pos1t1ons 26405 BnstolSt.SA grammar . xpr pre -banking exp pref 'd in!(. SJ Hr. Call between ---------<Campus Private piano instruclton open to men or women. ferredp. b5 daf ys: !:>-l 5, ~ Good typmg skills. Call noon &3 p M. 842-2337 RECEPTIONIST al Von Karmen I by expr'd teacher. Call Amcr1ea's leasflng de. For lntervw call Mrs. Delive r y m an for Lt. mo. or in erv1ew for appt. 8325.200. San ---------for small sailboat co. to ~~~~~~~~~ eves&42-4630 veloperofplannedcom-Hobkirk. 557·1041 Times home dellv. N'o S57-1970 l lago Bank . Tus l1n PAYROLLCLEIUC S.E.SantaAna Bk.kpngl· ---~-----1 munities ia expanding its (L-2SOl soUcilmg or collecting. GENERAL Ofc. F /ltme E.O.E. & secretarial slt11ls re· RETAlL SALES 1n Mis· JollaW.t.cl. 7075 mortgage banking ----~---; Et'OflO.carreq'd Adults Must deal w/public. --------The Jolly Roger . Inc. is q'd.~to$650mo.Send s lon VleJo & S a n ope ration This ha~ only. 2 Hrs per day. type. dependable & LYN 3·11:30 lookm1t for a full-time resume cto Ms. Maneo. Clemente. Approx 20 hrs Experienced. rel 1able created immediate open-BOYS AHO GIRLS Wes l m I H B are a . mature. Work weekods Charge NU rs<' & Med1ca· Payroll Cink. Ex per 1810 E. Borchard. Santa per wee.le. No ex per nee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• couple to manage &pt.s, lngs for loan processors for Daily Pilot routes In 6J8-0l216 Call Newport Dune i. t1 on, F /time, Apply must mcludc famillarity Ana, Ca 9Z705 MU!t be avail between references.847·6295. with at least 1 year of Arch Beach area or 644-0510. Park Superior. 1445 w /laqie computerized ----10AM·7PM. Apply at ---------1loan process ingorrelat· Laguna Beach. Must ~ DENTAL CEN'LOFFIC~GIRL Superior Av(', NB payroll,quarterlyta~re· Recepffonist Foto-Mat Corp. '168-4111 NEED ed experience. Working at least 10 years olu. OFFICE MGR. 642-2410 turns & other puyrol re· S Days a wee k for or4.92·3950. BABYSIITING HELP knowledge of F NMA . Phone 642-4321, ask tor Salary open. permanent -------luted dulles. This posi halrsl ule salon. Must 1---------0N YOUR SKl TRIP? FliLMC & conventional Circvlation. Eitperlenre necessary. position. 898-3044 &. YH 'S, p /TIME lion rcq1urcs the ability # RM RELIEF Responsible ('()lieae stu· loansnece~•ary. ---------1 Busy practice. Short GU..,RDS 7·3:JO & 3-ll JO. Medica· to deal crfoct1vcly w/all have exper ln public re· Supervisor. 3.1t. LVN " "" r k B rlt ,,_ I I f t lallons. Sales & liaht ac· dent will babysit your IOYS ...... D GIRLS worK wee . enc s '"--fa ...... __ lions. Treatments. llunl eve a o managemen .,. 7•3, full or p/time. Mesa h'Jd · d Pl 1· & '"'" Huntington Beach. ~ ....._ t B h C Miis l .. c a vailable to count 111g Apply In c 1 ren eveninf:s an easant persona 1ty 10 to 1:; years. Earo 847 ,..,.,,,, 1ng on eac onv. '' 1 person only alt ll>m. Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 help WI.th housework 1'n bll t t k de -vu•u Permanent . f\111 & Part· H""'p .. 18811 "'lorid" St. work nvl•rt1mc when re "-nterSt c M uo cca c a 1 Y o wor un r Christmas money· $20 to ---------1 "" .. .. Reni.s llairstyl~s. South '-"' • · ....., . ...,.,.,. exchange for r oom, buessurc helpful in this S40perweeksellingsub· ftEU'P.6.t 11.<r.,•ST"'MT llmde.Ph~ned&tranlsp re· H.8847·3515. q 'd . S a lary c om · Co~!;tPlaza CoslaMcso board and acc~s to •kl 1 ent w D .1 usn•--..., "" q' . Retire we come. ----_ me ni:;uratt• ~ 11.•<(pl'r __ . _ · __ 1...a•5 "" " usy env ronm · e scriptlons t.o the a1 Y Chairslde. full Ume. X· Call 027 f h n2 1.-...__.._,......_.,,.......,_.,..~ " slopes dunng days. Cati ofter liberal starti.ui: Pilot. Transportation 546-4, o c rs hr , ·-- - ---Please ;,pply "' l)l'rsun. RECEPTIONIST Charc)e Position _Cooni __ ._e._837_·967_0_. ___ 1 salanes & outs:.rn~1n_g provided. No dellverles ~~:~~~~~ec .. Closed Wednesday. LYN ~~~p~1~~tt~r~~·~:~e Fash Isl Financial Serv Weekdays & Weekends. 0 G company benel1ts. .11 .. • or collecting. Phone H ai r sty Ii s l . bus Y firm. Recept/Secy. front Cballengjng position for 1tA~~l10AN TUNIN is anexcellentopportm11· S36-!n12 DISHWASH• Newport Beach shop. Weclmds? 3 Xlnl ~ork desll. Exper. Refs req'd capab~ fodivuduali1. ~al ~~~~:S grp ty for a well r ounotco Over 18, rull or p/time. dnt location. 675-3385 tng cond1t1ons & benehti. PEOPLE PER.SON Type 60 wpm. 369 San Xlnt beneOta, rnsurancl!. PlANOCARE 54l·09tt ca reer In m"rt'(agt\ aOYSAMDGllLS Apply, G r i nd er HAJRSTYLIST S.veriyMOftOf" E xec needs p/time as· Mlguel Dr. N.B. Suite flwll5-eri bdnl.:iig. Ple!l: ... contac~. Mission Viejo · El Toro ReatnurenL l400 w. Lg. busy beauty salon El Conv. Hospital ~IC' en whsle supply. Fu.I· 200. l44SSupertor t:e. Male nW'Ml. companion, area. Earn your own p a c It t c C's t JI w y . Toro. 586-2216 40l 0 Vi~ Rd. ly c:Ap1tah1ed 673-2223 RECEPTIONIST Newport Bch 642 Z410 chauf. 4-8 hrs J>l'r day Peno.et Dept. money selling subscrip· Newport Beach. Lon B h (213H26 0394 - R.elerencesSJ9.4895 MISSIO""' uowafterscbool. Forin· D SIOY 1-...-...R...,_c,._._..__...__......,1 C.00.WUCbon exper. St.a· SAILBOAT RIGGER. " fonnallon, Clltl 830-0913 Drug Store Cle rk. 40 hrs, HEA IU - --· ---PHONE SALES ble. 0 C. Airport area. w 0 0 d w 0 r k 1 n g , ....,W..t.d 7100 V!~ !~CO. (incl wknds) Prefer ex-SET·UP MAM MAID Wanted. Seachrr Res 968-1465. Bus fi berglass. eleetri<'al. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Breaklancoolt partUme. per ir. candy, tobacco. Neededf ban d l Motel 1661 So Coast Phone Sales people. ~2842. • M a riner Ya e hls , ACCOUNTING 124'"" Clwis_.o SJ 0 0 Per hr · Th e photo Please call Mr. or quel ep · • male or female. 16 lo 6S c Buchcomber Coffee Peterson. 962·5847 Expr nee. Must speak Hwy, Lag. Bch 194~ years of age. Guarantt:ed 675-1393. sa. AC OUHTIMG I A.. Shop. 642.-8475 English & Spanish. App-MANAGER TRAINEE wages or commissions. Re!a1·rmen SALES PAYltOUCLBK Mi1tlo.Ywfo -.....:....-------tDry Cleaning Counter lyinpersonattbe sales 0 fo bt 2SO East 17th Street. ANOHJOOILCO.oflers Oood acrtoi background C ... t267S. Buller/d:-lver/cook for (Uri dally 3PM· officebtwn9am happordrw.orkrlnagm s1 h10 1urst. Suite o. Costa Mesa . 1 exp r & 1 trainee PLENTY 01'' MONEY lncludin" payables " famiJv of 2. Live out. 7P ... , all day' Saturday Alrporter Inn Hote .. l • · ..,.. < oo & 8 30 b · t & roll " 'd Xln l714t 8379'050 # bl I ... 18700 M Arth I sleeve type. Must be over l,K,ween '" . p. m. needed Y commerc1a plus cash bonuses, fringe g:1 req l co. Must be a e to tr11ve . Apply in person. Expert c ur. rvme 25 w/stable family situa· 646-4223. residential style rt-pair & benefits to mature In· en ef its Sal com t;Qual Opportun1ly '.A>Cal references a must! Cleaners, 333 E. 17th St. lion . $750 per mo Equal Ops>ortumty maint co. in Newport. To d1viduol In ~ach area. ':.i~~~W~l~~ ~r/t!:!.!!. fo.Mpl?)· r U4S.SOOO. MrsTarnutzer Costa Mesa. HELP Wanted-<::ooks & 12.:k>-9PM, 6 Days i\pµ Employer qualify you must~ am Reg a rd I e s s o f e x · ~~~~~~~~~ C RPENTER Cou t no n 0 e 18 I • .,. W 4th "l S t b1t1 ous. conscientious pereence, write II. Jo'. ,,,. Jan 17. 18 •· 19. Call . . A . Electronic Su°!ly St.ore n er. ,...rso · v r · Y. """' · ·7 • an a 1 d •. h ._ "' L d ti r. A I K An we l groomc "' ave a Read, Pres .. Amencan for a ppL 640-4580 im1te term pos1 on needs ex per counter PP Y In person. en· a. •---------high degree of mech 'I ar.· Lub""'cants Co .. Box 696, ---8 ""'INC (max6 moslSS.17 hr.Ap saJespersoo.64&-411912. lucky f ried Chicken. MANE 'd d 1. & PHONE , fd 11 Adm.1n1atrallve Am-. plv In person. Fountain LHuna Beach. xpr to e 1ver · Utude. Expcr pre · n Dayton. Ohio4540l. Secretary TEUB Vi.alley School District l!LICTROHIC '¥ ~ lnstalJ ~aJor appliances SOLICITORS electrical & plumuing re----------- Buai.MSs ok 12 mo·&.8 P/ttmef'n&Satfor our personnel office. cor "'~SIMILIR HOUSt}KEEP ER want· Full t ime . Mu sl be Easy plt>ai.ant ev1•nini: pairs . L1 l·e n s e cs SALESCLERK brday.$3ll3tollOSS mo. S.Coaiit Plazavrfiee t-:11: Newland&TalbertSl'i -ed. hve·m ~or elderly sttong. dependa~lt' & work4 9 Mon -Fr1 Neetl welcomed . We pay Fabrel' expr. nee 't-frinc~ bc1Vftt8 sn l lO per. prt'f'd Call M1 H bv5PM Jan? E o E Eledronics Mfg. has im· itcntletnen in Leisure work SalunJaya. Frinl(c 15 Proplc 1mmcd. Call mileage-you fur m s h Anaheim & Costa Mesa. wpm, typ1n8 tlO wpm Ap. Kut>es. ~4086 -"-1 -----· -·-·-mmed open.mp for elec· World. Call 586-9073 benefits. ufl 2Pm. Mon-Thurs, or trans & tools. Compensa· Call Mary646-4040 ply daatn ct ore. Laauntt CalifonloFederal CA.SHIEi tronic asaemblers . DunJap;\pplJ11nct.os C714>~f>464 lion commens urate - Beach Unlflt-d School Sa•""'-& Loon B 0 b M c G e e · 8 Solderlos. stuffing. P /C Housekeeper wanted • 1815 Newpc>rt Rh·d. CM w/exper Our employees SALESLADY. Exper 'd. -r R D hlft board req. Xlnl bene In· Uve-m Room. board & 548 77t!O Pttime eve" Cal ofc/ knowofthis ad. Mature, f/ltme. i\pply 10 Dutrtct before I 13177 3.133S Bn!IWI C M estaurant ay s cl's med/denlftl 1 .. •r. In· . lnd 'l "are .. "'Int nay. no fled h b f B I t""----------• • · ........ Th Fr b ,, .., "" small salary . Spanish·r---------1 ' ·' •· If qua.LI 1 rus 3 n e person, uggs n ..., ua· .a.-•i•-i EqoalOppEmplyrmtf ..._,y ursor 1 e. tervlew Tues/Wed /· speaklngOK.2children6Man & wife needed for pressu re La ~ B ch resumeto i\dlllrll.Da1ly tional Gi ft Shop, 20-il ,,_.-r-IUll ..sa 5pm,67J..5380 Thurs 9 am to 3 pm. Disc & 8. Call eves. 97~0175. complete care or home & 4~3846 Pilot. PO Box 15GO. C.M. Westclifl Dr. N.8 . Good spot w1h n11nc111l 1n· BA...,K-----·-c L E R K i n H 8 . Instruments, lOZ Baker (Yorba Unda. Anaheim plants. 2 or more days u ------~ ~lf{:· ~~<>:"a!~1~~r~~~~e TRURS & druptore. p/ltme. Ex St. Cos ta Mesa. Ph IWlsarea.I week. tr you enjoy dotnl( P~le~l~d~$'7~!,~~n~~- ""'r. not necess 847·2563. 979-~ E.O.E excellent work pleuse F MC Forms Com rROOFOPBA.TOR ~ Housekeeping&childcare write this bu5y couple ... ;ves1S 11t 554 71:151. P&llY ca.r provid('(t, call Exptnencc Rcqulred CL.9JC.TYPIST EXEC. SICaETAIY for 3 school a,1?e children mcluding references al _ICJ9_7_~-------Rlvenide 686 6060 Ext C1t1uns Banlt of 'or"rn Cla .. lfied Oe~art To asst exec. V.P. & osst Live-in. Must 5peak Classified Ad fl777. Dull)' A/ 1 1""& "' ,,. I O t •· u..:: "" Purchasing & Payab e SALESMAN Knowledge of plumbing & supplies. F 1t1me Pr o gressi vr co wtchance for a~vancc ment. M2·1758 v n n c.Qua PP Y C'·>!la Mesa ment of the Daily Hot V P tn Nwpt Ctr olc. Eng1J5h & have refs. N<1 Pilot PO Box 1560. Coi.la exper Previous banking Employ MtF. '" 141979-4200 will at30 llllSlat 00 ordei Xlnt sh & typing skllll! & s moking. Good s a I Mesa. Ca 'l2626 exper helpful Sh reo'd ..,. ,..,. CL._1--Ask f<.1 ~lor111. 9am-1pm desk of General Ad pleasant penonaUty re-640-6955 ood 1 k.11 C 11 SALESPERSON ,,., __ ""' only Equa l Oppor vert.ising Dept. Muatbe q'd.Mustbeable to han· !MAT URE WOMAN +g ypmi;s 1 5 a ~ WANTED £x'per'd typinA le J>05l· Employu able t.o type so wpm anc: d1e 8 wide range of resp. Housekeeper. morning! p 1ti me to we lro m l' {~gac!'pta~:~us~~~: R.E. Sales 540-2705 Ing. S m11l l r o Good have 1 good Phol\c: voice & w 0 r k w I m I n only. Call ~ after newcomers & contact JOIM OUR GROUP SEAMSTRESS benef its. Ne w purt IUUTYOPR Excellent eompan) supervision. Prerer In-6PM Near Wilson & merchanlS. f1exlblchrs _E_._o_E_. _______ 1 td.arioe EngJoeenng. ~7 No rollow nee. Exper benefits & opporlunll) dlvidual& w/3·5 yrs ex· Newport. Need car. hte typing We have an opening for Youofi experienced to W. lethSl. N.B. 645-3632 Pttf'd. Call 64S·t<l50 for advan«rnent. per., but will cohnsider ex· Row!ek~per. Part time 5-17 3095· REAL ESTATE :u~es~r:o~.r b~t~t~~dd ~~1s.g,u~u;;ulson l~rruBLEIS llAUTYSTYUST Forlnt.ervlew call: tremely brig t recent ~0681 or let 645-1874 MECH.t.MIC Makt YourMtwYt ar Ing working conditions ----------~ 6424321.exU76 grad w/xlot skills. All rtng tOllmes. working or not. rhcrk Resolution Now' Old you and excelle nt com · SECRETARIES For electro mechanical Must b e good w Ith F,qual OpJ>Ortunlty applicants will be tested. hi Jr t t It make the $$$you project· mi . I devlc:u. Expu in natur.IJ styling fi'ollow· Employer G'oOdco.benerttt.E .O.E. HOUS EKEEPER . ~u~~~llc~~~f:ss"~u~. ed for yourself'! Have ss10C~FOR -ooto$1200Mo. mg not nee . Take over _ _ CalUor appt.640-4S80. Fttune. Apply. Mes:i req'd 5400+ pAr ...,k op"nlnos for '.' l1'c'd. EW ~, mechanical aSSt•mhly of cllentele . 837 -42$0 & --V rd Co H 661 " .. .. ., -INTERVI Manx Co'" Need small part3 Pl't!(erred. 837 8779 Lake Forest CoUectlons -t";, SlOCx IXEC. SICllT.t.IY e e nv, oap, possible for good mun salespeople., rllll comm.. 673-760 I YOUTOL>AY ! STACOSWITCH INC • ....;. ________ , Sales Reps $10( TO PRESIDENT fo'aah Center St. Costa Mesa. Front end align eJtJ>()r • free advertising. Call w. AHYTIME Employers ray All Fees 1139 BakerCo8ta Mesa Beauty Jr. Accountant $15( fsl FlnanclaJ Serv. firm. HOUelblEIPH tuneups. elec. e1tper etc. E. Lachenmyer. Realtor. Uz Reinders A11enc1 $49-3041 MAKEUP ARTIST C. Ofc/Recept to .,.,., Good career o~r. Vt"' ~ Cal.1581.-8764. 646 J928eves· 673-4577 R.E. SALES 402081rch St, Ste UM • ....,. • 1 Lge Beachside home l~~~~~~~~~I N Be -8 Equa10p1>0rEmployer & Co11mettc Salesgirl. lrvtnePersonnelAgency cballencing. nt sklllA Father, son & do& re-MB)DEC/SICY I· Full or p /tlme for a ewpart ach 833 190 txpr pref 642·0164 Nwpt 488E 17th Cos~ Meaa req'd. 75 wpm typln1, 100 quire F /time live-in Typ4na & Insurance n RIAL ESTATE growing otc. Xlntaales & C.U for Apptf~tab '65 ASSIMILllS Reh Sui~~ . ~-1~~ wpm 11b . 368 San Ml1uel Refs nee. DrlVing. shop pertence required. Coll SELL HOMES comm opportunitle1. --------• We will train lat &c 2nd Beauty ~ Or,N.B. Sulce200. ping, etc. Call M-2211' 495·1060 hm to noon ::~ Valley area. ahlft. Apply 7a m , HAIRSTYUST HelpW..ttd 7100...,W-.d 7100 att5. wkdya. lraDN SECRETARIES MacOrt!gor Y•cht Corp.. with f'ollowlng. Ntw ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Men.-. p/tlme for LA U\ft Resurch Asat0 mature Unl~ue 0Pportunil1ts .... Pl a-nu a Ave c ... tue.•-... ~,. fc-lv ..-• ••• i I s I woman. part me. Call av-' nble #or ·. --· ~... . .m. Salon Newport Bc h. '"----1 -·1 Times home dtUver) n ""estlnent a es $-4430,8AM·UAM .. .. I Aal&t.antCook Trne &&2-3164 TH£ NTV nr Fire"Caaualty Agency Newport & Costa Mesa "' T-' h Cleancvt.C.rttr Minded ·---------~ WI I ur PersonaJ Woes Must have dependable Openings ex 1st In Orange a.-a _ _. ~ , ... s ~etlc 548-7948 '" HU~ KAM Robert.son fnsurance car It be reliable. $275 to and Newport Beach for _.,_ llllff ~ BOATS """"'"" w Corona Del Mar aomo.548-1140. Ex p. r I c n c e d Now accepting •PP Cl· G1Mral Office --------i THI WILUID CO. • • 673-3850 Salespersons lntereated Uooa for da.ys. Hrs blMd AUTO SERVICE J.C. P1MM1Y CO 24f ... 09tl"-d ... .,,.... .... Huan~ntnafor· Allt11a1tf .. ~,.,.... 11200Condor Ave I flaJl mt & T,...... • ' t •• . Nsmt Tme, pmn Earn In lnvcstmtnl'\. We sell on experlcnce. Must app WE CAN KELP YOU! FownatnValley AlmouncesQpeliin,a Fol' 1175·$200 wk. 1''uller and bat $3 to 55 million lylnPtt90nbtwn2>4pm Haatmmfd()pentnas T he Poeitlons Ot: lmpectora BnltlhSales.554·7851 dollars per month. S•tes AsJt '°'Vin. Taco ee11: ~-~~~ For Polceca.fl P.C.I . quadrupled laat year S95 So Const Hwy , .... C -t-M be f ill with u JiraUitoua offices, fO to Lal(una Beach -rz= ttl M11 Pw..... Ult a m II' 8 70 •r. 100 'Z.. comml--lon -.:...--------. TCllldMlp IDSPeCtlon tools 4r hav, "' ... ..... ''~Tl«)\.\ A~"'°lCIMI\ =rG90-c....... at least 2 yrs expr. 111 For Ad Action 11plll, vld('O rind personal P........eAgeMy ,... $74' Pw Nlllllt artlcalo fa briea&Jon ol tralnlng. Wnte to Don 3723 Birch St. N 8 Th-e are CETA fi•··--~Uons •-raw bomb. drill etch A Call a Berm:an. Pruldont. 557-0045 4 Oa.y Wprk Week ~ ~ • fl 1 •~-·•I XI t Quall Pluce Properties. OPPORTU..,ITT Good lk'11of1ts require Huntingtm Bea Ras.Iden· .~~k l'::'c~'n~,tlon! Oily Pi"lot 1400 Quall st .. Suite 13s, kn<>tks often when you 1003 Employer ltrPerienccrn:quir'tld Equal()ppor Employer cy & 3() days prior unemployment. employ• beaefita & op N~rlDcnch,Callf. U9e reJult•gl'ltlng l'>slllyl~~~R~c~La~l~ned~~~ OW\andJnjfcoheneflts t7t~l2' ApplicatJons WlU be accepted uatU ponunlly '°' advan~· anVISOR Realtor to head Reul Pilot Cla111lficct Ads to l · Xlntwortfnac.-ood.ltloos !~~~~~~~~ 3PM, Jan 17th al I.be Employment mnu durilll our "ek U" 'Elltatc Olv\son. Must be rc1um the Oran"~ Coast i\ol>lylnperaon & Training Center, 538 Main St, 1•,!~ ... we~lltope.,rlod . lo· 642·5678 able 10 t1r~11n l zt' & markrt. The fHtest draw In th JOl:m'l\r4pm Moo-Jl'rt SEU~ Idle ltema with a H 1-1 ...... ,... Be h .. , "' ... ... 11ul>(lrv111e sales force Phone 642·5618 Wtst .1a J)ally Pllo1' lquaJ oppemployu lftff O•lly Pilot Cluaifled Ad. WJ"'""6"':' •~ MkN Dclh Corp. Xlrft renumerallon & as Cl1.111tlflcct Ad. Phone! 94.2·5818, 17481 Redltlll, Irvine ~lit. 64f 7117. &12·S6'18 . . ' CJ• DAILY PlLOl Th.u~ey. January 8, 1rm H.t, W•t.d 7100 ....... , 1005 ......... 1005 ............. 1050 Mbctl•tOlll IOIO G1111eNI 90 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t .... W..W 7t Hllp W..tecl 710 Heep W•t.d 7100 W•llrus l<'ood/~kl•ll& HJdc·a ·Bed, Cost S390 8"fdrafter. boldt. ~ .. Ko& •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• •••••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apply all 4pm Sul.'1 Blul' SELL 1175. C.11 cktllver ol be@r. tww cond. S200 . Teacber·Pre-Scbool. Oeet.l0721•tPl.N.O OUV! lllAMCH AMTift.ltc4t ~-4760 873-~6.C#llaftllAM RADIO Control cil~trw Mud l YJ' Boial, OVt•r 3 (\ loi\g, 111ten. water cnn non. 2 !\~~. et(' V<'rY soph16Ucuted toy Ov,•r Sl800 r t!'·" a e<.> mun 1 Socrlf1rt' 5500 lnl·lude11 cvcrythina. 87S.361l:l or Sl'cretary w11ntcd !10 ~ y/Reec:pt for 1mull certlf\ct1teore>.pcr. $2.50 ---------..,...,._ WPM t)plnl( minimum. N 8 Lliw l-'1rm Cocxl perh.r 640-8820 WAITllSSU ...,....._ OurO.C .. A.-Y... **I BUY•* CUSTOM Jceuratc: LJicuna urcu tiktll~. min11J1um 2 yrs c-....... • DI-.. _._ __ <:all for appt 4!J'J 4~ gc:nera1 ore eJtper Com ---• -w..--.-s ......... AH OffBt SAU'" Good Ultd Fu.rrulure & wov~ WOODS pensation Com Ellper pref'd ,\pply Appllantet--OR I w1l ~ 0 ~-crctary Ire<> to travel mensuratew skllls&eK· TlllPHOHIWORIC 2 .5 pm Dl'nny .,. This month only -HWldreds of Fine :sl'llorSEJ..LforYou. 50'"oT080""' FF w wnler. Exl)t!n!tt's plu~ per. Paula, 7$2 5522 RC4Staurunt. ~ Av~nlda Quality American Oak Antiques -re· MASTBS AUCTIOH Ovt!r401n-•tock patterns 645-2200 i1olary & or comm1i1s11>n l"ko.SanCl«mente. fini hed ( . il bl t AJ&<>MINl·Hllnds ContJict Mr. Hyatt Jan. Service Station Allen· •lmmcd. Opening~ S to per ecUon, are ava a e a 64U•l6 & 113·9625 ~ 833·9770 RADIO Control Morlrl lZ 7·8 12Pm Village Inn d1ant, exper'd Duy & :~:~k~~~ome WARIHOUSE reduced prices ... Visit US today & Shnmoos&leeperSc>fa RADIO Control Model 12 meter Su1lboat ff l''t Lobby. Laguna l!:ves. l''ull & p/Ume Ap •Guauntee<S Wage WORICH make an Offer'' at Olive Branch Anti· $45. 645-0045 meter Sailboat. tl Ft. long. 11111ls beuullrully ply, Shell Stullon. 17th & •ltlHr WeU Exper helpful, but nol ques. South Coast Village. Mercantile long, sulli1 bnullfully Make olfer or trade for SECRETARY Lrvtne. NB. •Noex~t n~e11s nl'Cesa 2031 S E . Main Bldg (lower level> Call 714/S4C>-270S 9 drawer dl't!&kr w/rn!r-Make offer or trade for" ""&75-3002or645·2200 ORDBEHTRY Service Station Attl'n· UNITEDCEREBRAL St.Irvine ~-2901 ror. $65 Obi bed 67S-36Qor645Z200 Mah .. tamc•/ Sharp, phone J>t!ri.onah-danl. exper'd Full or PALSY Woman over 65 w tcar to wiframe. $50. Poku lbl .,.le• f020 ty, typing 50 wpm. Com part·time Apply Arco ~-4819or963-4001 . h ~ c d ~.1 h $30. Student desk $1S. Doe House New cstm l rd s " r e " 0 m c 968-1462 tn11.de ror med Lo lge dog ••••••• •••• •• •••• •• •• • • ~u er o er proct:&b~ng. Station l7lh & Irvine. w/samt> Rm. boa-d & Appll~ 10 f.O licyclfl 1020 Solid frame, shingle ext YACHTCARPENTHV r~:r:,.1nl~p~~~rtnr,t~~: CM. ' Telephone Salesgirl. & oo~al salary, to r 1i;ht ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• C-Oucb. 2 chairs. eoffce la· 67S-3085 New Const. Spc('lalty i\pp1yin()('rson.CP0 1n Servi('l' St t Ht-I Uuls1de Sales Rep tor person Nlt:hlorday ph· REFRIGERATORS •NEW·USEDBJKt;S• ble. baby furn. film --D11YS48·8149Eve646·tl382 da11>lnc:.. 2100 i-:. Wilt.hire flume Ex~~~rl 111' ~; gourmet roods F tllrtlC 673-4725 WASltERS·DRY&RS Buy· Sell· Trade editor. caJl ~·7622 art 6 Trimmer lawn mower Ave. Santa l\nJ over :H31 llaroor Bl HJ. Must ht-t.ales oricnled WOM £ N n l'cd ed ro r Recondillons-ReproK I< P»rus & Repairs (~ re bdnn set Sp· rush S200 '°QM~ 9030 Costa Mei.a <:all 751 1893. housecleunang i:.crv1ce Fr~ Damage. Guur/Dcl Skateboard!>. d~~r good cond a 67r> 6237 ,... Se('r etary I Rerept1onls1 Robbi-. R & M 29 DrsUinMOrLanAgepC?S CByl·~d.le ,8! CoM ·~281179Nle0wport .· 548-8986. Beautiful 50 g.il Barrell •N•e•w••l•l·l~::t :.·,:·r~~f·l•:_•c•o·;, and Dental A:.s1:.lant for S 1:-.: W 1 NG MAC 111 NE Te4cphoM SoleL CICJ op • '-"'' Aquanum for home or "" " ~ '" " N I 8 h ON' RA TO KS Im med R.E. Ltc req. Work from ___ 54 8·0757 81 C • . Beautiful sofa & lovei.eal, S138 00 will !!ell for only e w Po r ca c • · 1815 Newport . ~. cir.ts Schwinn bike. never L'Arth lone~. lnta·id wood restauranl. Seasoned for -00·c · 11 9s .. o~ Urthodont1sl 642-4611 operungs nr 0 C Airport your home setll.ng a~pls ,Wanted two hu:.ky high CALL548 7780 d 3 pd $70 c ll """ " fresh or tropical fish ~· · a 4 .J . ....., ---·--McKJBBIN S AILS . ro.r our sales. staff schoolboy'•. h"l",mov"' · u.se • s • · 8 game set w/matching Ok bed k h .• ~ ,.. " ijJJ-325!1 a • oa eas re· 8' Folding Mahogany hoal SiCRETARY 540-3684 Sulary, Commission & senior cltlten ~2·20171 Electric dryer. neurly . server. coffee table. wall glster. mJsc 640-3585 aft ladder,~. several used Exper'd, piirt·tlme. 5 hrs SHIPPING OFFIC~ Bonus+ Jlpspltallzatlon 963 2963 new $150; black ca!ll iron New Schwinn P1:ue 12" u n 1 l. H e r c u Ion or s. old sails, $JO. 24• Bahama ix:r day N l:J Arc h1t~·ct ti;' benefits for the right --· -stove. warming oven girls bike. Xlnl cond. $30. naugahyde sofa & lov sal I boat cover $30 b1ulder, 640-064-4 Cleriral help wanted. person. (213)872-1442 Don't gl\'\.~ up tbe s hip' $350. 842·MSO. 768-1376. eseal. Wing back cul CARPET NEW 70 yds ~ · SECRETARY Ty P 1 n g & fl 11 n g in "List" ll In dasi.ified veh l'l chaJ.J's, Kng or Qn red nylon plush. 52 yds., _________ _ purchasrng·s hrpprng TELLER '/T1Ml Ship lo s hore results' Washer & elec dryer $125 NfSHlKl Cslm Sport , st bedroom su.lt.e with gold. Sacntice. must sell 09 Johnson 20 H.P out Fash Isl Financial Scrv firm Typing 70 wpm, sh 90-100. 369 San Miguel Or. N B. Suite ZOO dept. ASS1st1n(! purchas Branchofc seeksbonda 642·567tl. both Or will 11e ll alumwhls. Gear cluster ar moire. m:ittresses . 67S5906 boardelectric startS275 agent.2031SE.Ma1n St, ble Teller to work separately.968-1462 nroew.$75.646-1907 patiolable.Oak&glass . . 496-7S98after6:30P.M lnrine. 546 2901 ptlime. Exper pref'd. Mtrchc.diw table. Lamps. Xlnl cond. Antiqut> mirrored varutY.1----------Contact Hilda Tcrranovt ....................... Refrigerator w/cross top c & ~-4760 35pd b1cyc.le. Rx3 Mazda loah. Power 9040 SECRETARY Sil & typing. gl'n'I oh· work Small electromr~ eo net.'<ls eHic1cnl girl Call ror appt !>-i5·7108 SECRETARY Shop man needed for lighting fixture co. E,°' per helpful. Apply a l 2031 SE Malll, Ir vine 546·2901 Stock/Moil Clerk l''ash. Isl 1'"1nanr1al Sen · firm Mu st have cxper Hers req'd 369 S an Mig uel Or, N li. Suite 200. (714 )644-7255. ..... ... , 1005 freezer $45, Older Gas i;;.,rcn lit 1030 walnut crib. English ...................... . Western Federal Savini(~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer $35. Both work PfM MUST SEE • , jumping sad. die. Corr~ "974 Boston Whaler. lJ'•" good.645·4183.Seeal '"'28 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOAPPRECl/\TL· bl h dbl " " 2744 E . Coast llwy. CdM MEW SHIPMENT ,.., c. . l w /male mg en. l i> •1s 15 h. p. Johnson motor Equal Oppor £mployer /\menean Oak & Pinc Newport Blvd. CM ~1t!~e~e~~'.!1:. ur~~Ut~: Home full or qu.allty rum Ok desk & ch.r. Misc tn· Wlth only lO hours. Sl400. TYPIST Sat Jan 8lh.9AM Maytag Gas Dryt•r. late filter Leather case. Like new SJIHt7o aft faotfurn.S46·2S93 firm ReplarementvaJuu 1700S Grand. S.A mdl $150. Kenmore Ga!> Shutter needs cleanm"'. 4PM. 2 Gas lawnmowers. compl $2100 Call 6424462 f time 1n your home .. .., h Pm·es under market Oryec $75. Kenmore Gu:. $.5lJ Dent. 494-8566 r..--... SaM 8055 overh.auled, $35. ea. Call 22' Trojan Sea Bree"', nil cai:.setll' lranscnp 0 K h --r ~' ,.,, ryer ~5. itc en.,\1\1 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:.tR..sJ22. b l t k V'I F' u l llon capublUl1cs Ne.,., I d I d Porta ble Dis hwa:.hcr Docp Hidc ·a bed. drvan , -a1 ao . ' . J s days servll'e. Will suppl} Won er an $150. Guar Jdel 546·8672 • ••••• ••••••••• •• •• •• •• hauled. painted & cni; trani1cript1on cqwp. Call Of A +· I hotplates. lamps, copier. 1 .. 1y 1~ tuned. CGA inspection - 8tl2·9!Y77_afl Sp_m___ n 1ques. ..._... 8015 AKC Colden Rctrieve_r swe.J (rplc, ore chr. many ~ I ~ $3500. 559-4390 I' Time. 10-<lpm, Mon 1hru l''r1. General orrrcc :.kills required. IS33· tt15~. 9lo5 H UG L' h . , ,.._,non Pups. xlnl hunters. fam1· It 75 •002CdM COLD OUTSIDE " w u re o u li ~ ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • ly "''I wt do 493 "o"J ems. 6 ... . 1•--1.um-----•ITYPI ST -G£NEnA 1 crammC<l with over SOtl "'· r g. """' Pror m a d e 3 l og i6-2S'SKlPJACK41 hri. SECRET ARY STOC\t RM CLERK OFC. P 1T1mc po~ilion 1n mu:.1c boxes. n11•kelo •PUBLIC* l.basa Apso Pups. /\KC SUPER SALE Hearthstone ga~ log set, Twlo volvos, loaded. Call PURCHASING Westsarl Corp has a ~~~hit~~~~ ~f~.Plli::~; deon piuno!>, c1r('w, or •FURNITURE• Ch. sire & dame Cold Everything mus t go! complete w /grate. must 495-1_1_75 ____ _ Res pons ible per:.011 ~t~a~~)e:~t1 ~r~e:;; typ1ng&phones Neroed ~:an~df:;~~lr cc'.~~t~. •AUCTION• :.howmales.831·9097 ~~~c~tC:::~~l~le~ ~1unit~~\~~~~~c~~1~ "76EggHarbor3.1'Sedan. :!!._~~n. 'c:;J'~r.~~:ci:.~"; in stock room work Tues. Thun.. 1''r1 9·5PM fascinating ;.muques. •Friday 7:30 PM• DOG o BED 1 EN c E decorator items. plants. 16" w ~ Orig price. cstm by factory. fml•i.t l.i'ude and al lca:.I Manne :>tockroom ex· C all btwn !I llAM OverSl,000,000Worth Df'CllenWeko... Cl.ASStoslarl Wt.'<l.Jan Miscfumlture.Freecor-493-82611 onlhlscoast. Pnnonly. 60wpm typing req Mubl per. prererred. but will 631·1700 Amencan International COftSiCJMMnh 19. 7.30pm. Nwpt/lrvine fee & good prices. 577 _67_s._5809 _____ _ be able to work indepcn. consider sailing buffs UTOTlM Calll·nt~s. 1802 T Keller Stock U • dat" area. 546-4928 High Dr. Laguna Bch. 32,000 BTUH natural gos loah, R...t/ dcn t ly . Should be wpiyt~:[~!1r~~~wpt~:;:i~t~t Rl::'fAll.CLERKS ing SI · JrYine. Tel qut '°"' SCCYITISH Terr AKC. 2 Sat /Sun 9 toS. celling heater w/remole C.._.... 9050 Y~tems orient"-' for fin" 754·1777 Open Wed lhru h I 2ND lfAND""R 120 E. con•-1 ·Cl\·"""·17"n ••••••••••••••••••••••• :,., <.'U ~ 275 McCormick Ave. Wanted Opportunitlt:~ '-'nt!:JAJ\1to4PM.Vis1t ' sss.a.VESS yrs. male.b ow qua ... UV_, ..... -tuning or purc hasi n~ ..,., A ~1867 23RD c M T s t 00 .... 'T IUY dept 1''or immed con 1~Co6~t~a~M~eJ>~a~· ·~~~~~ for advancement U\ail ---------Food available on pre ues. a · T1ffanys private Oi:.co " ~1deral1on. ph:ase c:ullrl-------Operungs In Costa Mesa •UMLOADIHG• nu:se.. Items subject to AKCSHEPHERO f>UPS I0.5. Behind Feed Barn. memberstup&$2S-O. A IOAT l'\nabe1m. Garden Grovt Am .. n"an Oak• Pine <""' ,..,,... 536 675 Carolyn 556 I !>05 1---------&We:;lminsler Th'iu-~ Jan 6th~ 9am prcsale. We honor Bank $100 • 673·1165 'The Garage Sale"' ......-INUO • I JOIN )t e dr~al Oc Vll't' STUDENTS 642-7702 1700S G d SA Amerlcard. Master Work642·8335 c• ...... --•. c•-.t.A..--1. Mov1nd · Malltbx spru '0 l.aboratori e~. 31!:!8 M ran · · · Cha rge. Cash1cr 's ~ ~ .. "' AJI new. exclusive• N,\ Airport Loop Ur. CM \Vholt'llaletothctrade. Checks&Cashwetcomc. •NOTHINGOVERSS• $75, 2 Cor tbltmat end VACllT & S/\ILIN t; 1:..0 K PR~f~:rwC:rkRl~~u;~~1g VnaunalifD111rb1lvccrro' rmCula:.!c ti,~,· l'\ntq Maho»anv va.nity. No person al c hec ki:. FrfftoYou 8045 17160range Corner dtbll;k, marb,te+topsmts'clam,. rpsn, CLUbB Calif lfawa11 • • :1 .... " ' Please •••••••••••••••••••••••Or ange & l7th. Open es· soa u · Clu h o u s c . Party . ~:h~ & ~ee5.::~~~2 Mid· ~~~~-~:r· 30 hr per ~:;4tp~rcr Call 646'5613 MASTERS AUCTION "The Fonz". udorable kit-every Wed tThurs /Fri ~547 CrulSl':. SECRET ARY /Lecjol Gd s kills. Salary com men!>urale w l'Xpr Ph 496-04 11 Laguna Niguel Call lmml'<iu1lely ---------207Sl/2 Hwpt ll•d. hlen. ~!e7.·.,~!'0• lo good to.4 Pinball Ma('hioes for sale. FRNEOERE53NT11,~gL FleEsESson' SS 0 WAJTtu:ss exper'd hr!> lloos1er cab10ct. Vic ome"" """" 11 t d .... ~ 1· 061 COSTA.MESA · Moving sale. Everything 3 coin opera e Limi'ted number chart"r 1 30 to J 30 Good tonan hull lret'. display Fu 1 "FIREBALL" classic "" k 8l~962S 646-8686 .i., Lab female puppy, 4 goes. m. app. planlS. • memberships available personaJ1ty. Pll'use ap-c LI s c. coo s love . ~ l h s l s 1 233 money maker Needs S&RETARY. Irle bkpnf!, ~o~ 0 f fi c e • reccpl Needed for 2 girl orr.ce. Ground floor op 0 overload portunll y in growing months old. A l s ots rrusc a I un on y. · CALL NOW (TI4)496-6681 ply Jcwclry. trunks. 497·3109 14cyclff 8020 673-7002 Costa Mesa Sl, CM sllghl repaLr. $750 or of. --------- Ice CrC'am Ahoy CHJ\RLES WALLACE re r . . . 0 Ly M p I C loah, Sall 9060 7640 Ed1n~er Ave JIB ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Mellow German Shep. HorMs 8060 HOCKEY" xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wu1t.rcss. Apply in person Wblse ~~~~~:e~ UGSu~r~~te~ 8A~t' ~;';,e~ Once be&longc.'<l. t~ . Log· ••••:•••••••••••••••••• ~'\00. ~nd, factory ~~w Hobie 16, lrlr, new trans & Stavro·i.. 5930 W. Coasl J~JOBandlllerCir. purls.repairs.Trade ins l{ens Mt s:s 1na ForSale:2ponles&show <·ond. SlACETIME 4 more. $1,425.646-8255or llwy, N B ______ , Fln Vly 962·466.'> accepted 631·2101 Tramed. 646·1551 quart~~r:_.<;7 I091. P.~E'k,JRG :. Ju~:~x : _58_1_·7_505 ______ _ ~ompany manufactunn11 Interview Hr:. 9·3.30 product for hotels Call 3723 Birch St. N. B J im Raymond.640·71S40 ========J_ ___ ..:_ _ __: __ !..:::::::=:...===::::::=:::!.=========.!..~========l Gwnea Pigs, long haired poor cond. $250 or offer. IUILD YOUR OWH ~~~Y -Fri endl y Rw.Offk ft'fllCJ Jerry,SS6-{)421.11-9PM IUUT.WESTSAIL TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMING Sunday January 23, 1977 A TRIBUTE TO THE in the Dally Pilot ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS . -·~ ' .... .-. ~ --. -..... :.. - ,~·~ -~ \ --. ~:.. -----·:.;-~ G~ ....... On Sunday, January 23, 19n, the Dally Piiot wlll publlah • special tribute to women In business, Industry and commerce. TM pagea wlll underacore the t major contribution• made by women profeaalonala to the thriving economy of the . ·. Or•nge Coast. Buslneaawomen Salute notices wm be one column by four Inches ;t each. allowing room for• photo and descriptive copy. Coat of ••ch notice la only ! $18, with a photo you provide. - Our Salute to Buatne .. and Profeutonal Women la an exceptlonet opportunity to Introduce • new or k>ngtlme aaaoclate to the people of the Orange Coatt, or to honor award• or achfevements. Don't min being part of tttla apecl•I advertlalng opportunity. De1dllne tor reserving space fa Jan. 19. Call today! DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ---------• Reg Bucks In Quarter Men·sSultes. Like new. 44 WORLD CRUISER BlackLab.fem.2'".lyrs H o.r se S h ow ~x -46 reg.$25.Callbe.(ore6 Hundreds or proud -~~,~~n.haOo~h~~· ~f;~; ~1~1~~· ~~~~~6~d~~ !>36-1233. · o wners a re h a n d """·7692 642-3471 EE SALE . 5 gal $4. 15 finlshmg their Wesl!iall:. """ in their spare time Ba Jls $85 p· gal $15 . 24 •· box $65. There's no reason you Black Lab puppy, 9 wks m sta new. · 1pe shrubs 5 gal $..1. l gal 75< can't do 1·t loo. Take :ld shots. male, rree to good stalls 565. lighted arena Hr 9 12 Sat Sun ...,.,A home 645·7519 '151-07~ s. · · ...,.,.. vantage or wmter & ear -------------------f Nwpt Blvd. Costa Mesa.. ly spnng deliveries on r or ; Jewetry 8070 (beblod Harvesl Anti· s pecially priced semi Need home Cockapoos. l a:;9.l961 yr old ••••••••••••••••••••••• ques>ss&-8338 finished 28' thru 43 ' WAlll..t9ED Mi .U.. 1 'Westsail packages from " I ;;;;;;• 1081 $69'JS. ror hull AND deck ' fw1titwe 8050 TOP CASH DOLLAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Attend our builder~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA I D FOR YO U R rorums Mon. & Wed Pvt. Part y 12 p r o JEWELRY. WATCHES. $$$CASHFOR eves. lo find out about ress1ona1ly decor a tee ART OBJECTS. GOLD, Good used furn/ref rigs finishing packages & rac rmsfull. EXAMPLE· Al SILVER SERVICE. frzrs&stoves546-0768 tOf'Y supporl. Westsa1l Herculon sofa & lov F INE FURN & AN· Musi al Cruising Center, Lido eseat, w1matching chr & TIQUES. 645-2200 tasfr...fth 8083 Village Center, Suite 201. ottoman. pd. $975. Ont) Uv9Sfock 8075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3432 Via Oporto. Newport $395. Thomasville bdrrr ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Beach, 92663. 67S·Sl 90 rum. all wood t bts fo1 Conn Mi.n·O·Mat1c etec. den & llv rm, formal din Reg. Morgan ma:e. broke organ. excellent condl· HOIJE CAT 3.5 Metfl" lng rm sct quilts.paint lo ride & drive. _blk Uon.SOOO.P.P.532·1259 (tlV..ft.s mallerversion mgs Maytag wshr 4 parade Morgan gelding, . of Hobie 16 & 14) Lrkc dryr' bide·a·bed 1971 Eng, Western <714 1 Fender Telecaster Gwlar new. colored sails anct l.JncOln Marc JV 'velver 331H011 & super Reverb Amp. extrns. Great for boy., hv rm ensemble. oc Machinery 8078 $650. 673-2586 t>ef5pm. first cal. Very fast $tlOO casronaJ cbrs. 6 horses ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peh 8017 675·J662or645·2200 sa<:'dles. tack rm sup Ress Fork Lift $2350, 3 whl .. ••••••••••••••••••••• "74 Aquarius 21 ' VHF, Pbel "~iuJ8},!.? s~~~I ~11 pne umatic tires, lifts. So. Wes~ Pet Cent er. Genoa. NB slip. Loaded . auu .,., ... te. c ) 5000 lbs. 14' vertical. just W or Id s I a r g est · Xlot cond. S4800/bbl by appl. Sale will enc overhauled. 3 Cylinder Bristol/McArthur S.A. 7Sl-4609 963-5455 T h ursday al 7PM fork lift, bard rubber ~1994 1----·----- 974.1.543 tires m front $750. single P19'05 Ir "-GM 8090 Cal 2.24, ruU race. 1u1k1ng VE' JAN Sit.LE N lire in rear. LIFTS 3500 --~ SS.950 or trade up SA · · · e" lbs. 12' vertical. 874 W. •••••••••••••··~··••••• 846-0246 &_used fur~. appl·~ J9lb CM Ph&4S.1691 Baldwin Acrosomc piano.-------- cruse Wilson s Barga1r · · Very fine cond. Must UDO 14, & lrlr, Ullman Nook. 2 Stores-645 & 81( ~ 1080 sell. Reas. ofr. 551·2083 sails. Hall No. 2611. ra('e W 19th, C.M. &42·7930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtgice-d. cover, askinl( 548-3262 Lewis Plano service, has Sl.49S. Naples Sabot. WANTED several reconditioned yellow, standard rlg~ed . WATERBED. Completf w/htr. Qn aize. 4 mos old $4~ value. sell $380 <213)434·3860 TOP CASH DOLLAR upright pianos, America xlnt cond. Asking $295. PA I 0 F 0 R Y 0 U R & European. check my 963-2907 JEWELRY. WATCHES. prices. Laguna494-8440 --------- ART OBJECTS. GOLD StinewayGrandS'&". COLUMBIA JS Man·s valetcbatr, SILVER SER VICE. Ebony, xlntcoad. •WANTED• ~. FINE FURN & AN· Prefw/trlr6'73·t895 540-2279 alter Sp m. TJQUES 645-2200 S3600 631-0329 ---------i · ~f'mA--~ 1094 Trade wanted. Have P Li R le • 1...--'-..a.l'!l..ET.a.~5 --r-....,-JloblcH. Want.Laser 6 c v m set. con m ~--• AW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675 2543 po butcher blk arms from your business card. llfle.Shotgun _m_Ull_l _se_ll_. 4_99-_44_00 ___ 1 Send one card for each 7.7 J ap. Hunting Rifle 26' Endeo•or Inner Space king siz1 tog plus one spare. We $60. Hallan mad~ 1. w/Moorlng 675-0085 waler bed. heuter 4 r elurn permanently guage single shotgun --------- Vibrator S175. 675-3772 sealed attractive ~ag. & w/vent. nb. 560. 962-6591. Fastest on W. Coast, 25 strap. meeting a1rhne racing trl. Must lll't· I D. requirements. Pre· Goll cart It bag $20. 16 lb WOr1.h $4.000. Sac. Slm venl I06s & lhefl! For a bowling ball & bag $15. 675>&800 Modem couch. bed, chrs lamps. D espe.ralio prices, must sell. 631-1.281 4 Pc Walnut Bdrm set BcauWul condition. 548·714S penonaUzed tag enclose ~1·2996. ...;;...._.;..;."'------ wallpaper . fabric or _, 11-...11_ ~ps/ 907 "Day OJo" pa~r & we • "• -· 0 will back " trim your HIFf, Stereo 8091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tags. Or try two cards •••••••••. •••••••••••••• Sllp Space for 2S·3$' 11.-.-.-.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.;;;;;;;;;; back to back. Tt!ac: 2050. reel toreeltape ti berg I ass sa I I boat. PRJCES: deck, $300 /best offer . Newport Beach. 675-1213 WHY RENT FURNITURE? BUY 3 COMPLETE rooms oC ALL NEW furniture. FULLPltJCI OMLYSJ9t No Credit Needed EuyTe.rma Ava.liable F'RF.E D&UVERY ••SEEAT •• cums $2 ea or 3/~ 645.Q!11 4/5t.ap$1.604!a. ---------rouslnessman desires &t9t.aga $l.$0eo. Solly Real·Real. Sound oo Newport Slip !or Z1' S.11 tOor more Sl.40ea. Sound tape deck. Perf Boat. 873·90H7 eve:.. S.letTax Included cood. oever uaed. Comes 546-8020cxt378days. NOCAJlD? ~~a part1. $160. lcNlh.h• 9090 Draw your own or a end ••••••••••• • ••••••• •••• name. address. r.bone a............ BOAT STORACE $30 ~~:~::;:~:h. I'd per r, '•• .t monthly. free IAunch Send cbe('k or money or· ••• .. ••••••••• .. ••••••• Sal I/ Pwr. Newport derto: G11•.. tOIO Ounes.6'4~10 PILOT PltlMTlHG •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• P.O. 8ox l5e0 ... T1 • IJ 1rt•IOR ,_ ,_ ••, Coeta Meea, Ca. 9262$ IOA ~ ........... -........ .. l .... •,~~c.... RADIO Control Eloctrte Cl.ASSIS c;:::• .. Sdt/ t1io -lit --.. ... Model PT Boat. ovt-r 3 f\. . Startiq Jan.10, im ••••••••••••••••••••••. Ctl64Mlll Jone, slrtn, water can· SpootoroabyU>e Datsunca:Tol) --------1 090, 2 1peech, etc. Very DALBOA A "-d --------• aophlatic.ated to1. Ov« POWERSQUADROH ·t .._J Uon lkuntyPool"l'bl , cuat. 7 $1100 r e placement. to~ch~tbe~r• $400. 962·17~9 Sela. Glbloa hrn,. A &tcrlllae $500. loc.ludea aal• IWJdlUlt ol all ~ • vw SUnd.laJ camP81' Sep, F'lr. Modi mON. tv~lll-8'754882 Oil' olbo&ta. Fordetallleall: $1000/firm. ~ ..... JGJ •-m> '7M717 673-$)9 Ii ~~.~~~' ... !~~~ ~~ ............. !~.~~ ~.'!'r.:!~ ....... ~~·.·~~ ....... ~·.~~.~ ....... ~~·.•::~....... Thurtdey. January S, um DAIL V PILOT (I I MOPED Puch. 6 mo new. 1Z Ford ElOO Van. 3 apd. IMW • t11 .._. '727 ~ t710 YolllwOfM 9770 ...... UMd ~Used AMtos.. UMd Just atrvlced & tuned nans 1rcat. needs atlnor ................ •••••• • ••••••••••• ••• •••• •• •• • •• ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• •••••• •• ••••••••••••• •••••••• ••• •••• •••• •••• ••••• • • • •• ••••••••••••• Excell ant S3.50 F.ve lrians wlc. SU7.5 tlrm lr-.d New '76 1975 PORSCHE W r u k e d · 6 $ V W Mdl ttl 0 Che.,.. 9'20 l'ord tt40 f'M>4.508 5411-3398 btwn i-l2PM HO <-Jal Si ah 1quareb11rk. Mitke of Ctr ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• ....... •••••••••••••••• .............. ••••••••• ;~/ ----NDA Cars ....-,.__.. C.1164.5-11~ ~.OOOmaon11 ownrml '68 "i 4 .r,mpa l.i Co upl', 'il Ford Ranrhoro GT -~~ 14' ~.dDodl Jt Step,Van. $ ova 100 Edltioe -vw B St Skyluk Nct'd!. lll'WllC16t AMtF~. !stereo. rrul'IC R It. I.Jr pwr, W/lbelJ •••••••••••••••••••••• con .. , ivan~. 4 ml + m I IT a ~DWAY ToChooM "'"°"'' 911 S COUPE ':ing, ne': brk~~ac~~~ l'O\ ~r. Olhf'rw1.'lc h i coc:itroJ. tilt whl, 1u r, Atr Wht Jettt!r t1l'('t, 43.000 ll.llbng2 mll 644·7.el SANrA ANA UllJIVERSITY l-'ullY tqwpped & in maot AskingSl~ l'h41M·4434 cltii cond. V.$. 673-44 ~:,.ownc!r . $3250 ml 12296. Ph~.OOC '76DodgeVan V83l8.AC . 835'3171 ...,. condition' <7~MNZl. ask for Bill Rina o '67Catm~.Z89.atr.Arr. PS. Map, cust int, 7.000 _.HIWWAnOlllWIQ~ OWl•obUe llLL YAT~S '&SVW Ru~. ~(lml·camper ""54 '73 Moo~ Carlo. many P/S. 11ll bit urea. gd ---------t ml. AM/FM 8 lrk. xtra •USID IMW't* $750 or best oUf'r lr XJ nd M k ""·IJ Dress •7,. GT 1 nl~ cond. ---...... -.... Hoftdo Can • GMC VW..PORSCHE 962.-SO '64 Rlvlera. All pwr. AC. x u. · co . a e tran.sp. tJll&S. ~9951 .. u .. ..,_., v• ... .-"73Bavarta-UI08LVY ) Tr11eki ..,_ J /\M/FM. runs & looks olr. 71H5S2 3888 or -._......;.. _____ _ Suiuki.Boucbtn~wJan.,67 VW Van. Sl\l'f, Bltn 'iS2002·(833NJM ) 2850Harbor81vd . .,..n uun Capbtrano '66 VW Camper. ver y aood, 1ood tires. $'795. 21.3183$-8241 119 Country Squlrr. '76, xlnt cond, new he xtn.s, ready for camp· '89teOCHZXX888> CostaMesa .540·9640 837·4100493·4511 c lean , m us t St'll Pvt.Pty.~ loadt-d. new llrt•:1. S900 =..t!1!e.~.'!~ .. ~es. log. S9SO . 546·9222. ao..dO.~ $1300/beatolfer 64&-l967 '70-9 pau Chev Stn Wfn. llrm.546·l.s32.SS7~16 • ........., '""' """' .....,.._ "u it H~.a 600 R bit '7S 914 2 O A G . '75 Buick Regal 2dr PW AT. PS. PB. fac AC. 4 nu -------49'7·......,l C.,t 971 S & tr-;;;: 50MP'h. :I'c:: Mag.s. Ster:r.e~~ta1Wc '69 VW. Auto. Sl.000. AC. red wtwht top & wht Urea. Sl.000/olr. Aak ·1 "13 Cran Torino SQutre TZbiYkame. aSh2acol7/5b. vOtoodoffdelr "11 Chevy Beauville Van. ....................... Call &44-1189 Copper. Super cln. $6850 675-7792 e•ff. int. $3850. 640.0945 p:?·3938 Wgn Air. lug rack, '66,000 " " Gold I ed I I ---------------. m l P vt pt y $2500. ~3610. .serv ~ reguary. '76CAPRI -646-0484 aft6&wknds. '70VWPo Top Camper 60 Corya1r. 2dr. auto. 6't2·22SSorGi5 5900 ---------t peak mech 1cond.13840. 4 Cylinder. great ga!I ,,_,_,.. 9710 h ~ New t1re:1. xlnt body, -- '70 Yamaha too 646-21626 mileage. ready to go. ••••••••••• ••••• •• ••••• '62 Hrdtp Cabriolet. xlnt We.stp al II model Rt>blt Cadllloc 9915 runi; ~lnt. $525 962·0362 '7S Granada Ghtu Ster1·0. 41ooml. Dirt/Street. AMtoa Wanted 9590 Ser GAECSK-24542. ·73 XJ 12 4 dr. white ~~~uout S4700. Eve~ enl(. AM tFM !Iler Ii Irk ••••••••••••••••••••••• snrf silver w/buraunctv Call548·8322 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3886 w/blul' lcaUler Int .• full ~ tlr~!I Xlnt cond. 197• SIVIUE '70 Monte Carlo. new int: ~herp • $4300. --------.... pwr & air 40,000 Miles. '76 Por 912 E. 8900 rn1 Air · 4934803· , -Full power. factory alt tires , auto. AC. Ownr 6"·17$5 eves. Kawasaki 150 Mach IV, CASH FOR CARS! f>erf COl\d. orig. owner. snrf. stereo tape . As '67 VW. Nu paint. xlnt cond . stereo & tape. must :sac $l400. See lo !t'!~~.!da.ftw2~Mfc. w xtras, Top S Dollar S paid for C-OntJCt llurold Standish. sume ls~. Ownr ~S cond. Nu motor. tires. cruise control. powder apprec ~9·0857 '"<M>.K.i> dean used cars, trucks & Custom Weave Carpets. etc. 548"8107. John blue w/blue cloth de only '72 Cb v Ca I Pull Uncoln 9945 Y--ama_h_a_250-. -Fl-at-tr_a_c-t Corvettes. /\sk for Paul btwn 8am·3.30pm Mon· "12 Porsche 914 l.7 11,000 m1IH . <l472) · ~d Y N prt ce. b Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• racer Disc brk.s. extra O'NeUI Fn 962-8841 Xlnt condition 68 Squareback. A ic . lo ALl.!H ~~ xJnt c~:d. ~i~9..s;,t· '75 UNCOLN tram+ more parts. Very HOWARD Che•rolet $4900. 673-623< mi. needs paint. $1200 OldstCadllla"/GMC ----TOWN COUPE Dove&QuailSts. '7SCa . 81 k Ca DI '69 Jag XKE. 49,000 ml 5367022 .. '72ChevyStalJonwago 3 fastl800/bstofr64S-9473 NEWPORTBEACH pn ac t .. x. Red RoadsterXlnt cond '71911 T.Targa.s1lver . S Of'rwy.AveryPkwy. Seb t SJ~ Full po wt'r 1nr lut11ng MoforHOtMs, ---------t loaded . 11.000 m l s Ca ll49S 117S blk int Excel $7SOO "70 VW BUG Suck, rear LAG UNA NIGUEL eafi~ o. air. vinyl top. 111t wheel. S./Rettt 9160 WEPAYTOP OOLLAP. $U50.83l·9'195. 499-2632 wide tires. new clutch. CAU.495-6430 37 cruise cootrol, AM1i''M •••••••••••••••••••••• FOR TOP USED CARS '74 Capri 28-00cc 4spd Men.do t7l8 Reeauff 9755 S950 Ph S4S-ZJ36 ---I.I Chevy Malibu t:xtra tape, air cond . looh 26'GMC MOTORllOME FOREIGN, DOMESTIC Silver blu /blk int ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• '7 --------r lean. Blue. bl u~ 1n good! <Uc.087RF.C1 Slp.e 6. Wntr rates. Pvt or CLASSICS Sl OOOmi Gd cond ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 VW Van. 1 passenger. l.e.nor Air cond1t1onmg $6486 . ply 833-2616, see us first. hatchback. xlnt cond $2400 ~ -$1600. SS1·385S after 6pM ., tr your car 1s extra clean ~ · · 1971 Renault 16. 4 dr orig ownr 49,000 ml. (!!) Stereo cassette opuonal 11424097 Nwpt IAUH IUICIC '74 Capri 2000. Decor grp, S 124 <! 960 · 4 04 4 °1 Yofyo 9772 or&W-3754 Day '.GUSTAFSON·· LINCOLN MERCURY · 16800 Beach Blvd. GMC Late '73, xlnt. cond.. 2925 Harbor Blvd. AC. Stirk, Xlnt cond _2_1.3-4_5_l_·S_1ss _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • '73 Ca . 0 sips 6. Sl8,900 123 Costa Mesa 979-2.SOO $2800. (714 •493-1281 Roh Royce 9756 pnre 4 r Sedan. Po 21SOH..t.orlhrd. 17 PS1PB.t\1C.bfue w1wht tans. NB. 833 26!6 ·16 Capri II Pwr strg. Coda Mesa 645-5700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vnyl top 51.000 m1 Less _ "76 Southwind 25· Pully WE BUY AM/FM stereo Ph1lro. "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. Nabers than 4000 o n 50,ooo McrYtrfclc 9947 Huntington Beach • 842-8844 ' . eqpd. xlnt cmid. ownr CLEAN CARS decor group S.tlOO or -,-M--d-R_X_C---I ROY VOLVO radials New -;hock ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_1....;;p_m_1_21_3_1S_97_·398_7 ___ 1 ~le~n~-~;rn y, very ROLLS·ROYCE ch~om~ tnm+expenslve JG.OOO mi S2600 rlx!st of _NpBch. 645-0045_. ___ , & TRUCKS talce over pymts Call afl 4pd ai J 3 t oupe. 4 JRR CARVER Cadillac brks. w1ndsh1eld & all 74 Maven1 I.. Air. auto. RENT '77 OVERLAND CONNELL Cott 9717 HERE MOW paint JOb 5000 m1 ago fer 968-8592 29 ' FULLY ~:QPD . MAZDAs 1s..oJ .. ""'" Quality and Price New J6 mo battery a wk ------ REASONABLE I P P . ••••••••••••••••••••••• \---~ =-:e..u1t ...... EW COLORS Guaranteed ago. $2500. See Sat/Sun. ·10 Mavenck. Forest gm, SM-12.27 CHEVROLET 14 Dodge Colt Sta Wag. " I S I 55EM)410 ffcyl. newly rbll eng, new XJnt. Lo mi's. Fart air 7 2 Sl697 CLOSfDSUNOAYS * .... EWMODELS '"''1n~ Pl't1J 1\lS 1---------1 ba S.J .C. 1971 Americana """"J·• bo OJ d Pvt t oA6 7491 " f'idNrrd Rates ttery. Riff. runs xlnt. 2Ax64' 5 St:.ar Adult Pk. _...,COST~arAMrESAv . p y.°". . PICKU P4 spcl.·ll1004T) ELEGANT 1964 !lolls Huge savings on all re" r"-•- 9925 SllOOrofr 673·8519 _ · 76 & I .11i.;1•,1 <;di:c 11Con _. .. , .. IC"f" Lo rental. $2!;,000. Ph 546 1200 Dahun 9720 Ro yce . Fu I I y ma1n1ng new s 1 N & U u ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mercwy 9950 4!1.!·9841. 493·2514 eves ----·-----1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 $ 1697 UP II 0 L S T E R E D Demos In stot·k " cw )l' >lLNT BUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP DOLLAR DRIVE • w AG 0 N . 4 s pd W/CHINCHILLA. IN MARQUIS VOLVO (.~u1llm In Trallen, Tra•el 9170 " !009HGF> c R E o I a 1. y SS 0 1J11g• Coun1y .68 4dr Chrys Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAJD LITILE REAUTI F UL p 8 Ml lON VIEJO Pwr, AC. Xlnt l'Ond 38X8SpartanTrlr Hme. 1mi~~1:lcLY ••• '74 $2697 D RAST I c A Li . y r~~e 31-2880 495-1210 Op~n SundJy thruoot. $975.673·0193 52.000/bst ofr FOREIGN CARS SAVE A LOT EX4WAGON (873KXZ > duced LEAVCNG JAN 1 ORANGE COUNTY udillac Formfoca.11847·0937 CALL OR COME IN SHOP&COMPARE 759-0077 VOLVO Masicr Dealer 74 Invader, 23 fl. fully TOSEt-: US IARWICK DATSUN MARQUIS TOYOTA Toyota 9765 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 260<> Harbor Blvd. 197:1 Mcrrur y Colony Park Wagon Like NEW' F\tlly eqwppcd & only '8'4 Chrys le r Cle an. 26.000 males. $J600. Pr1. PStPB. auto trans. A/C, pty. 830-4544. runs gd. S350 968-9325 t-"--------- 76 MOMAllCH self ·cont. rm mac Used NEWPORT IMPORTS San Juan Capistrano MISSION Vll·:J O •••• ••••••••••••• •••• •• Largest Volvo Dt•aler Co~w Me~d 540·9 I 00 twice. ~.S<S-6540 3100W.Cst llwy. NB 831-1375 493.3375 831-2880 495.1210 in Orange County' Nabers Sh ,, h 642-9405 ._. __ ....... ·•--9740 '77 BUYorLEASE 12"'2' asta, ughl we12 t.1----------1 ~...,... ..-n~ OIRt::CT eon.t 9927 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i5Comet 21.000mi. 4 Dr. auto. pwr brks & steer AIC, AM /FM stereo. EZ to pull. has flush WE BUY ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ~ Cadillac ~~1!~:Sk!~gr17~~rgw:i: ·U~~g~~'i & SPECIALS 19SSMIZ 190SL TOYOTAS :~b~~· • 4 w /s ho wer & s t ool. ComeinorCall 8210 4 Door. 4 speed. C 'J UPEROADSTEJt HERE ... OW _l~. ~-\-~ ~ 543- 1377 FREI.Appraisal (735715). Hardtop & sort top "' 2025 S Manchester l97I CADILLAC C:O.itfM.eal 9t30 24' Boles Aero Xlnt eond. Groth CheYr*t .... OW $2195 On"rnal h.•3ther w1rad10 A h · · 750 2011 SEDAN DEVILLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llkenew! $3000875-7060. h " "' • .... EW COLORS na eim -49.000 on~mal miles. In Carefree awmu~ S4!l:>S 182118eac Blvd. 88800VESTREET 1\clasalc! UTX775J " ~u pcr b ro ndllion • 1974 Mark JV. pvt pty 54~2724 Huntl.ngton Beach Near MacArthur SADDLEIACI( •NEW MODELS 67 It. blue • tfr wai:on (02 IPKO> $6900. Wk d y5 s ·9 . C o m e'( w1 1h v .11. autom dl1c. rd.d10 & heater. power steennit & bralces. air cond Look at this price• Yours for 1m medJate delivery ILic llS4NJA> $4486. GUSTAFSON· Auto--Serv--lc-e-,P-art-s--1147-6087*549-3311 &Jamboree Roads YAWYIMPORTS HugeSavingson/\LLre· Straight body. nl'eds SADDLEIACK 714-549-8010 . Evs/wknd! &Acc"sori" t400 TOP 833-1300 831-2040495.4949 ma1n1ng nl!w 76s & ~~~l1~ork S700 i bst VALI.EYIMPORTS 1_..SS_·7966 ______ _ •••••• ••••••••••••••••• P ---Demos 831-2040 495-4949 Con.tot. 9tl2 t INCOLN MFRCURY 16800 Beach Blvd 14un hngton Oeac h •. 842·8844 VW l!. .... Gl .... ES DOLLAR TO IUYER uase The Better l:largam '75 Volvo 2•12 DL. Ll'lw ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Marauder. Loaded. Lo '"" .... PAID See us first. & last! To New. u--....1 MARQUIS TOYOTA rrule .• factory lllr, ~tcrco '76 El Dorado Convert. c TTE mileage. Excellent coo USED·REllUfLT FORCLEAN dollarpaidlorlmports. -MISSIONVlEJO Li ke new. ms1de & out. Xlnt t134NIKl Asking ORVE S dlllon.~.979·7578 ':Ju~fr~:·1500·~=0 IMPORTCARS COSTAMESA OVER 100 831-2880495-1210 ~.495-5534 $17.000. Call (714 ) ...., 9Cl52 DER BUGGY SHOP DATSUN MERCEDES '70 Corona 4 dr deluxe, 64 Volvo t22S. needs body 55J.l.22Sor S4U..16S6 CHOICE OF I 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AU. MODELS 284SHarbor Blvd OM DISPLAY Arr. vinyl roof. 39.000 work. work. S250 bcstofr '66 Coupe Oe Ville 1961 THRU lt76 ·57 Eccon Ii cyl, Jspd, 20 AMtosforSal• CostaMesa 540·641 HouseofltnDOrt1 ong.ownermiles.S12SO. 645--0923 llQCkonGold 4speeds &i\utomaucs mpg, radio. Radials, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 Datsun 2SOZ 2 + 2· AUTHORIZtD 573·3388 '63 Volvo 12~ Gd r un Tilt. /\M/FM Stereo. 6 ~ CCMlllty's c_le_a_n. SOOO. SS9_·507_5 __ ~Cl!!:!.. Loaded! Has 4 spet.>d. al MERCEDES Dl::ALER '76Cel.ica Liftback. Beige. cond $17S. Ph SS6 4980. way seat. AIC. Pwr Wan-LGrC)est &1~tt i 5 Mustang H. hardtop. -M-9520 cond .• AM/FM radio 6862 Manchellter, AM / FM stereo, A IC. wk&W-4242 Karen. P.P dow!>, Vinyl top, auto dr s.t.c:t-onJy 8.000 m1. $3,400. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'lags. t950MOQ>. $6700 B5u2t,!1a7P2ar50k 9.000ml. ~. 963·5305. VOLVOs locks. Twi-lite, auto An· EZ FINANCING muit cond Pvt pty l!Y.!l Chev Truck Rei>tora· Pri. pty. 581-7991. -teMa. 631.0014 WE LEASE 644·9582 aft 7 PM ble, all parts avntlable. On the Santa Ana Fwy. 13 Toyota Corolla. 1600, 4 CORVETTES Motor runs /\'king 75DATSUM2101 dr sedan. stick, xlnt '73EIDorado HOWAROCa...,,... '85 Muslang. R&H. p/5, Sls:J0.874W.19lh St CM. -M-E-,..,.-u -.. "C-PA..;;;:;:;Y;;;;SCASH 10.mi .. 4 spd. AC. AM 1952 MBZ JOOS Classic ~h cond. 714-897-1610 1969 Sl797 Allpwr,newtires Dove&QuaiJStreets µ/b, i; ryl .• mags. new ~1691 '-61.Ai"• FM. Str. Lease/Buy Coupe.Qne ofonly86pro-a1\6&wknds WAGON-CZLK6801 ~ 496·7 NEWPORTBEACH ures. S79S or make ofr ---------1 Clean cars that need Sens'bl ts duced Ulat year! Must ---------1 495.()832af\6pm 5'!wts.lloce, work . Prefer roreign. 1 epym · see to appreciate! Pri. '74 Celira GT. s s pd. 1971 $3397 "11 Sed De VIiie. lmmac 833-0555 Rods t540 673-346S BAmSHCARCO. Pl>' 5817446 AM /FM, ~ood gas ml. 000 . rond Pully loaded Sl9SO•--------~·i;i; Mu ~t C o n vt-rt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/990·2625 c•--• _ _._ tJ400 PP963 5140 2 R·<BlOUl-X) Firm. Days 8:13·2066; '74 CheY Vette . Completely restored. col· '7 Du • .-..,-....ted 714/6ft•"•54 """'cMercoruoirs l'•es ll<lll·Mi~ 4 spd. AC Load ed ! lectors1tem.Tran&.1:ng I ne Bug•v, Street -...,,_. _.-.;q T ... Wltph 9767 1972 ••2e7 ,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 280SE Cnvt. Xlnt " "''' 7 Cherry, Lua•"/ Buy overhaul~,., ,:-.!0 w pa int •· leg.al. rebh en". fall cov ---------:i WACO"' 17 .. ,.,. 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Loaded, Supreme. 48.000 m1, all roni w1re wheeb., luel 1n'I Rs1 ofr lakes 493· 2131921-8588 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (70031 T·top, St.'900 pwr + /\C. ~upcrb rnnd. Jett!on, aluminum body after5 PM. VW f975 $5397 ALLEN 1213) S!Y.! 2983 t ownr Michelin tire;,, Xlnt cond Vcrv !11•1 ! --------1 714/523·7250 5 WAGON· 1676MYH I Old /'~ d II t<: MC r--ar 9933 $3000. 493"'637 1970 S2997 23 000 Ml Too holfor rn)' 24 OZ · r: r d 3 0 m m I. ---------1 s ..,a 1 ar n ._....., • AM/FM stereo tape ne '75 Ml'Z 240D 1963 $697 S U f''y Avery Pkwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "nto 9957 Toy l.a.ndn 111.SJKXV I wife T ra d e for · R OL L/\GUNJ\NIGUl':L r.omettunit litmer. Pan· mags. racing shocks. Clean Buy/Lease.Sens•· BUG·IGOF379) MA QUISV VO 1970 COl;GJ\R XR7· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197l $4497 t.era. Lotus l!:tc or '>? sport pkg. I Ownr. $4800 ble pymts <860NBM >. MISSIONVlEJO CALI. 495-6430 Lollded inc. air & pwr. ONE OWNER \97:! Pinto Ch.e\'Y llll1tl'r122SLJMI Pvt pty lii~3662 o r _968-_o.98 _______ 1 1967 $997 831·2880495·1210 brakes. Good l·onchtion· Runabout.ln good cond1 ~2200 HOUSE OF CADILLACS MUST SELL1 18SJAOZ>. lion green extenor tic in· • 74 Datsun 26117.. 48.800 ml BUG (424CTP) Autot, UMd Pri. pty Call i52 6196 tenor Will sell $1400 or 1974 $4997 MOVJNC MUSTSEtL auto. AC. AM,fo'M tape, IMPORTS •••••••••••••••••••••• evenings&weekcnd!:t best offer Low m1lcagl' To) ~ndcr 1164LHZ> '64 Vette mmt cond. mags, new tire~ S4.850 2131921-8588 1968 $1597 G1111rat 990 I 1972 S2697 After !\ weekduy..: ~ '71 Merredes 220. PP 1499-4078Evs 714/523-7250 llUC·<XS U746) Scdan DeVtlle-1350KF'U > '7•COUGARXR7 Jnyli m e W t't:kc nd ~ MARQUIS TOYOTA ?'tllSSIO~ VIEJO ll 1-2at0 495-1210 --------- .. ,. Ma7.da RX4. 73 D 2 z x Co m es w i l h V 8 . 545-8157 ANV OFFER . at~un '40 Int 1974240 D.xlnt cond.fullv 1969 $797 1972 ~"997 autom a tic. r:.ad1 0 & -------cond Automatic Must ~ --. ...._ .. 960 CONSWERED sell. Call 673·2872 loaded S8950. Pvt pty BUG· 1043M rW 1 t; o u p c D e V a l I e heater. power sleenn1i di 1fff"'GUht -. PP 540-7198 496-0461. 1-1134·0414 •0901ffW) brakes, vinyl top, .ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------1Aat 9725 MARQUIS YOLVO cond .. lookin g good ' Tncb 9560 J966 SCMCJ\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 MBZ 250. G cyl, 4 rtr MISSION VIEJO R"'UIS VOLVO Yours for immedu1~ de· ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Great cond 25.000 On!(. 75FIATX19 56.000 m1. Xlnt cond ""' 1 1 v .: r y 1 s c r ATLftS 74 "·lO C"ht•v I"' :i~,. vu miles >.Int malenge. !al54J •l!Yl K432aft 5·30. 831-2810 495°1210 MJSSION VIEJO fiA93JIS43?l3l. ""' " ,..,., " t res 1 · e S600/be t M•& Wheels. AM 1-·M. 831-2880 495-1210 Ent i\utc.>. W ht:d w cup 'rr 1" nc•w 5 track Sensible "Ymts 450 SL 1!173. Xlnt rond i 4 VW Convert 1\M FM $5486. a.m ..... /f'lymovth Open Dtllly & ~un 'lll Ill PM Pvt nt ... S3~o·i Ph o er G-45 1620 a fter 4 ,. I ""Ch SY""72 •·•"" ,. ' " ' p M Cherr)'. Can LeitH . Blue " 1·ory int. Call tape $3795. ""' evy. <>01 ....... 1976 SEVIUI 7Sl-98Jg --· -------470MYO. (714 I 645 3323 Phone 549-0351 anytime 61 T Bird FW JOSS rull power. factory air ·GUSTAFSON '67 <IL.-.L.-,._t-a-61 T Blrd·l-'WJOflS.~99 76 TOYOTA SR S Pkup 5 ween_,...,,_. BRITISH CA .. CO. S6 Mercedes 220A, aun '68 VW Panel Van Pa nel· 66 Ply Cpe ·630JSH srog cond · s tt!reo & tape . apd, radio, buck aeats a, Best Offer 548·4138 -a--2•25 f ..,.,,,, Xl l nd d 1 d ,·ruase control. red wired , 1 ,._ Q roo , ¥W<N. n co . mg, ra 1a llres. runs g 68 VW Bug·374MXl·S899 I h •· I l9 000 I ,LINCOLN MERCURY • 16800 Beach Blv~ •. 1-luntmgtol\,Beach 2929 Harbor Blvd . Cost<I Mes<1 546-'934 Slrk 493-8500 IMW '712 71CJ894-2154 m 1. 9 6 0 · 4 0 44 o SlGOO. 675 7112 70Toyota~DJ.S999 ~NO~~.Y · mi es. "11Chev~tooP.U Auto,••••••••••••••••••••••• . 213-451 5155 ·73 VW S uper Bug . 677l~SPD·920BS~:Sl19D ALLEN •. ·842-a6W< PonHoc 9965 new paint. r adio. «d "74 Fu1t 12-1 W~n. i\uto. '75 . 2400 , fully equipped, AM ' PM 8 track, new oplop ..,..mper OldstCadallac1GMC Ures. gd cood. $2195 Ph air. 21·000 mi. S29so. xlnt concl . clec aun roof. brks. ltd edition mdl See F u 1 1 Y I? q u 1 JJ s [) f'rwy ·Avery Pkwy, 494-8780 _98.'M030 ________ 1 xtratank.S!l350.644"7572 to apprE'c1atc $2500 /bst ~=::2 0795 LAGUNA NIGUEL Dodge ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•........•...•..•... '935 PONTI A Cs '1S Dodge ...., T PU. Step '69 Ffat 850 Cpe. Lo mi's. MGI 9744 ofr 962 05lli • CALL 495-6430 id t · • hi Runs greut. 30·40 mpg. • ..... C 9 90 5 e, Cl m paint"' w s. 5836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '60 vw Campt?r Van. N<!W """" '68 Dodge Coronet, i,ood trans portation. $'450 493.4500 1971 Sl1•7 Sedan. (077PUX I _"'5_500_._552_·~_._aft s __ ........ . '67 MOR OT. Xlnt cond, e verything ·s2soo1bs t ·••••••••••••••••••••• 69 El Dorado. fully '63 Dodge Dart Station 1971 S2897 17 BMWS Fist "12 Spyder. New top, low ml .. wires. radial11. ofr 962·0516 '76 AMC GREMUH loadt.'il: Sll!SO or best O!· ~t~~ runs good. m5. Flreblrd· UIMDTN 1 1966 El Cumlno. S6SO 49M090 ---74Chevmlet LUV Mikado. air. wtde nm:1, campr shell, rear bumper, side p1pos, 39,000 ml, good 11\ape, TOP. 87$-9504 v-'570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt75GMC SUlllAVAN Automauc. alr cond .. aunroor. portholes, de· luxe lrim, chrome wire wti.ta "8 track stereo (<r1'8). SADDUIACI VAWY tMPOITS 131·2040 4tM949 paint, rbll eng. runs gd. new cpl & paint SU NEW y R'S SPEC 6 Cylinder 1.1ulom1.1ti fer ~6 141Qdys . 5.l7·27..t a---------...., .,..•3 EJ"' f 97"""',. EA • IAL' . : eves HERE Now ""'""" .oro. or 4 "'""'• s 5 0 . 0 F F . v w transm1ss1on. radio, -..: i l Coronet Wa~. II Pass. MARQUIS TOYOTA '72 Fiat 128 Sport Cpe Lo '6t MGl-GT Squareback Now $800 heater, power steering 1976 S!VILLI 3 1 co no P / S . a uto MISSlON Vlt:JO mi.$1:.>0/l»tofr. Chrome wires, nu'.ures 6424945 • brakes, air condlUonUlg Full powt>r. factory air 673-21m.644~4 cves 831-28I04•S-t210 •uw•es•us 673-<1609 v roolrAack El cond . t'rUISt! COnlr.ol, 9•'"0 .---. -----,.. " "' AM fM ery lo pymls. i3 vw .. N t 6A46$ 86350 "' 65 • -M 73 ooo • o c s 418CKY ... ug. ew pam • · stereo & 111pe w 1C8 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ an!<, . m1, ~:.:~o 4 I p . 75 Ml24 Spyder, xlnt cond BRITISH CARCO. NedJwl c 1:1t c h . R4:ar $2616 black w tbl&c k top & '74 Tortno Wgn 6 pass, stick. 1mm11c. 1 owner '72 20()2.A'.. ($3SRKK> A I F M. blu t blk Int ra a s. ~ nt condition. leather & wire wllC<'I cov rt1ck, n~ radials, 34.000 S795 673·4tl46 afl Spm , 7 .. 3 0 CS .. Must se.11. $4750 549·0082 213/990 2525 $1899 or best offer ers t 1121H Cl _..,, •73 " · · • s P · · &968-US9 • 763-2319 1 a lb.I nu ean -..-. ti 2638, '74 Grand Pnx. xlnt cond. Ul67'KLM ). 71•1694-2854 A~ &73-2A30 eves. lo m1lcagc, must iidl ''13 Bava rl • ·• ap. · '76 Fiat·Xl9, beautiful '70 MG• "-T 74 VW Bug, for sale. lo ml. OldstCAdlllaclOMC pp 673-3$99 !680PPM l. red, loaded, lo mi. lake -AM t FM stereo. S2l00 s D f'rwy Avery Pkwy. '68 HT Mustang V8, AC,--------'74 Bavarta.4 sp .. ltueorbuy.~10 Wires Sharp Enjoy Jo 848-9471 LAGUNA NIGUEL Or1gownr 11.000. '750rand Pnx /\II '<lras <348Lf1I) pymta. 39781'N C "'U. .. ,e L 430 840-5157 Xlnl mecb ~100. Call 'iSZOO'lA °t034 ) ioiat 124 Spyder. conv. BR '66 VW Sqrbck. New C'n& '14 GremUn S eyl: stan· " .. .,..., 640-0383 '7S"'_IA, " 1 ' o AM/FM at4trto Od cond ITISH CAR CO. l600dual rarbl n<!w brks, ndard, 211S.~ ml 5 Pvt -'72 Ford LTD 2dr, PS. ---------·A ·<MM¥ ). 13500 t>Htol .49M988 . 213/990-2525 new clutc h . 1SSO. Pty. Sl8001bst ofr Can»o 9917 PB.AC.Biito<r VeCJll 41974 IADOLBAQ . . T • 7141894-285-t ~1'0 Ta:l·l.247. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3219. • •••••••••••••••••••••• VAWY IM~ Fiat 131·5 Mir• Flori ·6'1 Cemaro "75 Elltatt W:agon. /\IC, H1·2CM04tM94t "15~. Air. AM tFM. 6· o,.e t746 •Scirbck. Very good. Lo ;~r;d"~nds 1~:~ t~~ OnglnalOwner ~Falcon. Yust sell &d AM /FM. R/R, nu radial IJld, eooo or1f ml. 1Ull on •••• .. •••••••••••••• .. • ml. kblt. 18,000 ml. Xlnt _, ooO 1 1 127 Auto. 11.500. 640 OSSS tires. body. runt well tires. $2400. m 3002 aft r, _.... OIAMt6I COUMTY"S w r n t y 8 1' or r tran.,. 873-3111 • m ---S420tt>stotr &45-6995 ---"10 Funi Van. eo,ooo mt. 3 171 4 ,175 •71 90 .,; "130!1 rndla1Urea.whltt, 11.7~ 5'8·1340 '76 CGmaro 350, auto . '72 Veauw11n New !'llbelt apd, cpt'g, fl cyl $1755. OLDIST t2l3)$81-3343J.B. 4 .SfXl, gd cond S3000 '63 VW BWI. rcblt eng & '74 0 11 d AM/FM, r 1s . r 1B. a ir. 70 Tor in o . AM 1.P"M redials. A~/FM ~tert'Q, Ph~2125an)'tlme & 833-81.e tra.osmlaalon, $600/bcsi rem n. Sood con , ou ure:s. lo ma Mint. stereo. II trlc . nu t1re1, low mi on new eng t\lik l'10 FORDE '()() y .... , 73FIAT1JISLC oifer.96().a. new ltr~a\ 1111 than $4995.~93·3385 rnuatlelJ.S725.Sll-t033 lnall25Cl 4GH62A • ... Rebll. ma .. Oftl1 io ooo r.r1cti1 '710 ao,0001 AHln1 sa100. · Xlntcond. $1595. ml, New l.iterior A cp& .... ••••••• .. ••••••••••• '•VWSuperBeetle 5t8-\840 '74 Carnero, p/b, p11, air, Of'IE OWNER lm Plnto ,, Veaa. 3 apd Htchbk 5:)6.2 429 Salea·Servlce·Ltaalo.I Flared whla. P'trrarl ,971 TAIGA 1700CC E~e. Mdl ttto Xlnt condi '3691. Call R.ulfcbout. In JO()d coo~I· 70.000 ml, &d cond. nda -n Travtlatl. AtC. radio, low Ccr.tr,lllc. Mas.. Rur molded Cbocol 1 te 8 row 0 • 11000 Ca '46-8t89 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 5*2&39, M kt :::fJ~ c:!r~C:. ~ bdy wk 11000. 83l 223~ lowtna e quipped. RoUaftoyce BMW apoli.r. vfn.yl tA)p, 69ot· loll4td, cltan, lo rnl, '72VWBua7PM*.wbtft 'T1Butck~llruiu.Rcid "7t Camaro.a1001orr btltolftr t.owmlltlJt. "74 OT ffetrbback P1S. DIOO/O(r. ~81C9, ail e 1.MOJambon. ~-newp p&int. W.TSl8 mlllt MU. can wkd)'I =AC. AM radio. &hit AMIFM, air, Op, uo mt PS, PB, AT, AC MM$,... d~ "If\)' AIC, 4 apd. Nu Urts. 1dnt PIO· NewpgnBitach MCM444 •n5 M f7t.aa3 .13W3'77 • IUOOnrrn.Me-1131 AM/F11Caa.t7&"'8l3 dmeweeteodl S4UJ57 COl\d, Makeofr 581·1516 l I ' (;JJ DAILY PILOT 5 253 REBATE 01 ALL NEW 176 & •77 PACERS IN STOCK LAST CHANCE! &es JAMUUT t °"'------- CONNELL . CHEVROLET AND GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNCES 5200 . CASH ·REBATE mazca FREE FOR ALL JANUARY CLEARANCE OHAU 1976 ROT ARY & ptSTOM MODB.S For 2 , • .,.. ... 25,000 ..... AND THEM ••• 5 YEAR, 75,000 MILE F«tory w..,..,,,., °"' ... ...., ....... HEW MAJ.DA. START AS LOW A S 52794 'STC362191 • OUTSTANDING RESALE VALUES 197STOYOT'A COIOUASlt-5 5 soeed with ster.eo & low miles. (460LOKI SAU Pltcl 12795 • I '72 TllUMPH TU -4 speed with new tap & low miles. (532FPLI SALi PllCI s3495 • lt74TOYOTA LAMDC:IUISBt 4 wheel drive, roll bar, custom wheels & tires & only 22.000 miles - LIKE NEW! (490MPA) SAUPllCI s3999 • lt7' MGI lt0ADS19 • IP"d. stereo & ractc -LIKE NEW! (219PHC) SALi PlllCI •4 599 ' FIOM THE FACTOIY NOM MOY. 11toJAN.10 If you purchase any new '76 or '77 Chevette or Vega in stock, you ·11 receive your $200 factory cash rebate. See us today! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1977 PINTO Z·Dl. SIOAH • sOd .• lront discs. vinyl boeket seats. alee rear wind defroster. stl. bit. radials, tnt glass. whf. ~ STK237 (101722) s3372 Plus Tax and License • NEW 1977 MUSTANG 2 DR.HD. T°' • spd .. frnl. discs. conloured bucket seats. tech. amp. and temo gauges. wn1 c:vrs .. color keyed c;pts STK063 1114366) s3772 Plus Tax & License • MEW 1977 f..150 PICKUP Cust. Styleside. ammeter and oil pressure gauges. llnit vinyl seat, 3 sOd. auto. trans .. 5. L78x15 8 ply tires. pwr. steer .. STK T·0147 (028342). Plus Tax and Ucenae • HUllY FOi FINAL CUAIAHCI DISCOUNTS OMAU. llMAIMIHG 76's! ·~ GREAT BUYS FROM COSTA MESA DATSUN . ' IRAND MEW '76 DATSUN 280% ' Coupe. 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S, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNtA THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1977 TEN CENTS ~~~i~Jl.~!~u<• ~!!s~S .~!!~w~!!!:w:~~:!~!!! 0t•~•D•OyP11o1si.." treatment Plant No. 2 near Thenois ewas causedbyaloud do with that,'' said Mrs. fumes from incoming trunk willmaketheDistrlct.s'property Southwest Huntington Beach residents can take the clothespins 9ff their noses lod ay and breathe a sigh of relief. Orange County Sanitation Dis- tricts (OCSD) workers have start- ed removing sewage sludge which bas caused foul odors and Alleged Scudder I Tale Lost By TOM BARLEY Ol IM Oiily l'lloll SU1ff An Orange County Superior Court jury learned late Wedn es- day that it will not be able to listen to what the defense claims is potato chip heir John H . ''Jack" Scudder's admission that he helped lo plan his own kidnap· ing. Defense witness Ken Hunter of El Toro admitted under an in- tensive interrogation from pro- secutor Bill Morissey that he cannot locate the tape of a telephone conversation aJl egedly recorded in his home last Aug. 26. "I just can't find it," Hunter repeatedly testified. "My wife has searched the entire house and she hasn't been able to locate it either." Hunter , one of thr~ partners who operate the Mission Hills Ambulance Service of Laguna Hills, earlier testified that Scud- der, 64 , told him during the telephone conversation that he helped "set up" the kidnap at- tempt for which two men are now on trial. Obviously reluctant to testify, Hupter was subpoenaed for the 4etense after a deputy sberifr re- q.tesl.to. the district attorney a conversation with Hunter in which the El Toro man told the officer that he had a tape of Scud- der's confession. Hunter told Morissey during /tis cross examination that he oelieves Scudder will now harass oim for his appearance as a de- fense witness. 1 "I've had a lot of problems (See HEIR, Page A%) $aµta Anans face Morals tharge Trial 1 A Santa Ana service s tation :>perator who camprugned unsuc- :essfully for the office of Orange County Supervisor in the First Distract last June Wlll stand trial March 21 on mor als chari~es. Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date 'or Douglas Ross Davidson, 32, and co-defendant, Eliyahn Lon· :ion. 25. also of Santa Ana after the pair were indicted by the Grand Jury Dec. 29. Both men are charged with pimping -procuring females for ..he purpose of prostitution. The charges stem from the operation ;')( the Vegas Modeling Studio in Santa Ana which was the target )( several police raids prior to 1t's closing. Davidson, a service station Jwrier, is identified as the owner or the nude modeling studjo and London as its manager. Both men are free on bail. Grand jury action against the pair came five months after San· La Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert E. Law dismissed iden· Lical charges in his courtroom. Judge Law's action sparked an :>utcry from the dis trict at· torney's office with the accusa· tlon that he dismissed the charges before they had had an opportunity to present all their evidence against Davidson and London. Santa Ana police claim that Oavtdson allowed customers at lhe Vegas studio to use their credit cards for aervicd supplied al the faelUty. Police aaJd the lnvest11atlon or Oavtdson and London alao led to the arrest on pimping charges or Santa Ana attorney Tbeo Lacy wbo hU recenUy served a.s judge pro tem on the Santa Ana Mul\lclpal Co'1J1. bencb- Lacy also faces court acUon on Identical charges. Police claim Lhat Lacy, a descendant of the Ounce County pi~r whose name wu 1lven to the county's • Tbeo Lacy detenUon facility, '-upplied women for n>assa10 OUlon and modtllnl stuclioa ln a number of cities. Pacific Coast Highway and bullhorn which Trovarelli said Trovarelll. "There is still a mild sewers" and other plant facilities more esthetically compatible Brookburst Street. was used to call plant employes in sulphur smell.'' is now under construction. with the surrounding area," sald "They bave been moving the • t.be early morning hours. Ray E. Lewis. OCSD chief _This air scrubber, said LewJs, Lewis. sludge out in trucks since last But OCSD officials said they engineer,. indicated that aJl the ~st.op mostortht:bydrogensul-The . wall's cbnstruction by week " said Fern Trovarelli, of will keep the noise dowri and take sludge will be removed on or pbine odors commg from the OCSD is planned after approvals 9702 ' Allison Circle whose st eps to eliminate other pro-before Feb. 1. The official said it plant. The scrubber should be bystateandfederalEnviroomen· husband John led a u(,up of 40 blems. wiUbetruckedouttowipopulaled operationaJ byM'arcbt,headded. tal Protection agencies. The wall irate residents from the area in a Odors and insects around the area near Irvine. OCSU also plans to contruct a could be buHt by April of 1978, drivetostoptheodors,insectsand plant have decreased. "But I'm Lewis ·said a new "foul air block wall alon& the Brookburst Lewissaid. 'This Farce' Role Mangers .. . ' I Denied by Died1·ichl a\11 IUc:Mnhon l'llott Police Nab HB Suspect In Swindle By JOANNE REYNOLDS -Of u .. Dally PllolSqff Newport Bea ch police an- nounced today they have arrest- ed two suspects in an alleged "blue sky" commodities swin· die. Both are employes of a New York-based commodities firm. Investigators identified one suspect as David L. Jeffries, 32. of 718lfz Jas mine Ave., Corona del Mar. He was picked up by San Bernardino SherifC's de- puties two miles from the state line on Interstate Highway 15. Newport officers also iden- tified the second suspect ~s James David Fisber,S2, who wu ar~ted early today al his apart- ment al 7052 Heil Ave., Hunt· lngton Beach. Police said both men work in the Newport Beach branch oCfice of First New-York Commodity Options. Ltd., at 610 Newport· Center Drive. WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER Th is Photo Taken at 10:27 a.m. Wednesday Capt. Richard Hamilton, com- mander of Newport's detective division, s aid today that Jeffries is the manager of the branch. He alleged that several months ago, J effries opened a checking account at a local bank in the <See SUSP ECTS, Page A2> Dry County Earth Soaking Up Storm $170 Million Lawsuit Filed Rain-starved Orange County was gettin~ tls share of we t weather today a nd forecasters say the storm, which has broug ht waterspouts at sea and hail on land. will conlrn ue through Fn- day. The storm . part of a rast- moving trough of cold northern- air, dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evening, bring- ing 1.22 inches of rainfall to Cost a Mesa, according to Oran~e Coasl College physical science pro- fessor Charles Lewis. "That's more than we had all season last year," the science and math division chairman said tc:>day. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from July l, 1974, to June 30 in 19'75. In Huntin g ton B e a c h , lifeguards observed three water spouts heading toward the coast from about three miles out at sea Wednesday morning. Hun tington Beach's local weather o~server, Sherman Den- ny, said the water spouts are ~c­ tuaUy whirlwinds which µsually break up when they reach shore. At least one water spout was sjgbted off Newport Beach last week, Denny said. Five years ago a water spout came ashore in Seal Beach and ripped shingles off of roofs, he recalled. Lt. Bill Richardson of the Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards said he saw the three spouts Crom his of. fice near the municipal pier. No J' ALLEY HOMES LOSE POWER Electrical pcwer was knocked out for lS Fountain Valley homes earty tod•y when-a line was knocked down in tod~'s storm, Southern California Edison Com· panyapokeamen reported. Edison officials said the cur· .. rent 1torm hae also caused several other power lnterruptlons Crom Ume to tlm• ln Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. damage was reported Police in Laguna Beach and San Clemente said traffic in those two cities was moving normally today, Wllh no acci- dents attributed to the rain and no maJor flooding. San Juan Capistrano farmer San11 Kinoshita sajd today the ·rainfall is a blessing to farmers, especially this time of year. "The crops are not so high now. so the r ain does not damage them," he said. "They need the wet.·• Do!l Myers of the Orange Coun- ty Flood Control District said J.OS inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours, bringing that city's season total to 5.51 inches. "Last year we had l.ll inches all season," Myers said. J oe Devlin, director of Public Works in Newport Beach said there was some flooding of streets on Balboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morning. He said the storm drains in those locations have t.o be closed during high tides so that sea water won't back into the streets. That means the rain cannot run off. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Orange County Harbor Patrol spokesman Sgt. Ralph Huffman sald Newport Harbor is wet, but quiet today. ,with no damage re- ported. In the City of J.rvine, police said Jdfrey Road between San Diego Freeway and lrvlne Center Drive, and Barranca Road between J elfrey and Sand Canyon A former paid informant in the Orange County District At- torney's Office has filed a $170 million lawsuit in Federal Court in Los Angeles agains t his former employer. Gene Conrad, who boasts of his underworld connections, alleges in his suit that the District At- torney's Office violated his con- stitutional rights by illegally tap· ping bis phone. Conrad was once convicted in Orange County on charges relat- ed to offering false payment for an automobile. State F•a.iut Avenuewereclosedduetonood-Colleen Clements, 17, a ing. senior at Huntlngt.On Beach Observers in the SaddJeback High School, will represent V.iley reported no major flood· th It t th t t fi al f inc in the ar-~a. including e c Y " es a e tn · s O Trabuco, Sllverado and Mod· the 'Miss CaUfornia Jntema· jeskaCanyon areas. tlona• Teen Pageant in Some hiah waterwa.s reported Fullerton on Jan. 14·17. In Aliso Creek, but n~ control Pageant oHiclals chose her officials Hid they did not expect as a stale fin •list on the any problem•. basit of luderahip abilities CalJroml& lli1hway Patrol ~-and partlc:ipatlon in school (See RAIN, P-a~AJ) _e_ctivitles. ,... o.llY 1'1loll Ma" ....... ~ ~NOf tNVOLVBr ~ A .. emblyman Mangers Discrimination . Charged in MGM Program A Huntington Beach represen· tative of the National Organiza- tion of Women (NOW ) has charged the Fountain Valley School District with sex dis· crimination in its Mentally Gift· ed Minors (MGM ) program. MGM places students, iden- tified as having intelligence quo· tients of 132 or higher, in special classes. Students are referred to the program by teachers and are then orally tested by a male psychologist. "The fact that there are 59 more boys in MGM than girls is what we find discriminating," said Margaret Barker of 19521 Tuckahoe Circle. Mrs. Barker, whose five children have at- tended Fountain Valley elemen· tary schools, is a representative for the local NOW chapter. ''It's been shown that girls do better than boys on written teslc;. MGM e nrollment should be equal." she said. Associate Superintendent Bob Read d enied Mrs. Barker "s charges . "MGM s tudents are chosen for the program on the basis of in· telligence -not gender," said Read. Last year, the MGM progra m enrolled 597 boys and 538 girls. The number of boys as compared to girls In the total district enroll- ment is rpughly equal, officials said. Hunt Halted For Sailor VENTURA CAP) -Se8!,,.chers have given up attempts ""'1nd a 19·year·old Ventura man who vanished while sailing a rented boat. Steve Chamberlain rented a 14-foot sailboat at lhe Ventura Marina Monday, and the boat was round upright off Oxnard.the next day. But no trace was found of Chamberlain. Valley Band Play& The Fountain Valley Hlfh school marchlna band w ll pulorm at Magfo Mountain amusement park Saturday after-noon. Jury Eyes Campaign Activities By GARY GRANVILLE OlllMI O.lly Pllt4Si..ff Both Assemblyman Dennis Mangers (D·Huntington Beach) and Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was not directly in- volved in any campaign.fund rais- ing Diedrich might have done on bis behalf. Diedrich's involvement in Mangers' s uccessful campaign last fall became an issue Wednes- day when the county Grand Jury opened a probe into Diedrich 's fund raising tactics O¥lher can· di dates• behalf. "Whatever this farce is all about, Dennis isn't involved,'...,. Diedrich said. "I feel very bad l that his name has come up." "But," Diedrich added, "I want to emphasize t hat these so-called allegations, whatever they might be, arewithoutsubstance." Mangers said it wasn't until • early last October that Newport ~ Beach Democrats Judy Rosener ~ and Frank Barbaro suggested t that he seek Diedrich's campaign ' help. "Then,•• Mangers continued, l "after my campaign manager ar-• ranged a meeting with him, I met < Ralph. j "He said, 'Dennis. I have been ~ <See M ANGERS, PageA2) , Girl' 5' Hit, Killed by Car A S-year-old Cypress girl was killed Wednesday when she was' struck by a car at an elementary school crosswalk, police reported today. Monique Rene Bogart of ~ Elm Ave. died about~ minutes after the 11 :30 a.m. accident in front of Cerritos Elementary School, Cerritos Avenue and Almond Street, police said. Police arrested driver Lonnie .Ray Kissee, 30. of Stanton, on charg es of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. Officers said the child was crossing the s treet with a cross. ing guard and fellow students when she was struck. Or::~:~ast Weathe r Showers and possible thundershowers through Friday with highs in the cool SOs. Lows in 40s. INSIDE TODA V The myatery ond myths of death ahould be removed from our 30clety, accordJng to .o UCI psychiatriat. Dr. E. Man8ell Pattilon gi~8 hU rtoSON on Page A9. Index •) ... , •• M "' . .., •1 Cl.J ..., •• ... , A.4 M I -.. -' .. ~ M e eting Daisy - O.lly Pli.t St.II Pllolo Whi.lt has four stomachs, doesn't sweat and c:.in produce 100 glasses of milk a day'! A cow, of course. Children at Kettler School in Huntington Beach got a ch~nce to meet a future cow Wednesday in the person of Daisy, a calf currently touring area schools as part of a California Dairy ·Council progr am showing children how the milk they drink is made. Daisy's mother, Geraldine, is part of the program. Longet Plans Defense ASPEN, Colo. <AP)-Theonly prospective juror to express sympathy for Claudine Longet, on trial for killing her lover, was re1ected for jury duty today. A prosecution motion to excuse Revill Fox, a broadcasting ex· ecuhve, was gr anted after he said, "I just have a very strong feeling about the family reJa- t.ionship." The JS-year-old Frencb-bom singer and a ctress said after Fox' earlier testimony, "I was so Bounced Out Beul De bts Nix Carter Aide PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -President-elect Carter has dropped campaign aide Greg S<:hneiders from con- sideration for the job of White House appointments secretary because of a string of bad debts and bounced checks, a Carter spokesman said today. Tt-e fin ancial problems turned up in a routine FBI background check on Schneiders, 29. a former restaura nt owner who became one of Carter's closest aides. Schneiders "finally decided it just wouldn't be worth it from several standpoints to go on in what is probably the closest staff position to the presiedent, '' said Carter press secretary Jodv PoweH. The press secretary quoted Carter as saying, "I have real confidence in Greg and it is typical of him to ""ant to take '' hatcver action is necessary to avoid embarrassing me or the Carter administration." Powell said there are no allegations of any illegal :.icti\ 1ly and that Srhneiders may be offered a secon· ctary role in the Carter administration. F ro• Pag~ A l SUS PECTS name of the firm. with himself as the t.ole authon.t<'d propnetor of the account According lo the detective iL ~as not an authorized account and Jeffries, with the help of at least one member of tus sales s taff. was depositing c heck!. clients had wnlten for commodt· ty purchases into the account. "The people thought they wen• l>uying copper or soybean futures. whalev('r," explained Hamilton. 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Scudder testified in the trial that he broke free from the van by faking a heart attack shortly after one of his two abductors left the vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kidnape r and jumped from the van in the Fountain Valley area. Scudder learned when he re· turned lo his Balboa Island home that his wife had been warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 in cas h for his ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hunter testified that Scudder told him that he helped plan the kidnaping and that he intended to • provide for d efendant Wllllam Rudy Wesson and his wife and two children . Scudder has identified Ricki Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach as one of his two kid· napers . He has not been able to identify Wesson as Sellers' com- panion. Hunter . who appeared at one point of his testimony to call the angry Morissey a liar, was re· peatedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand. testify- ing unintelligibly and testifying inaudibly. He admitted that he had had a series or diCferences with the Scudder family over the years, including a quarrel that Jed to his severing his connecUon with the Hos pital Amublanee Service operated by Scudder's son, Craig Scudder. Hunter aald he ls currently de-• fending a Superior Court clvU ac· Uon in which Cr aig Scudder la clatmtns $8S,OOO In damaa es from him. grateful for a little sign or com- passion." When it appeared Fox would be dismissed today, she began wiping tears from her face. Fox' statements about Miss Longet were the only bright spot for her in the firs t three days of jury selection. Earlier , Miss Longet said she tried to block out the parade or potential jurors. "To me this is all to t al despair," Miss Longet told re- porters in this posh Rocky Moun- tain ski resort town. Miss Longet said she bore no ill will toward fellow Aspen resi- dents. "I appreciate their honesty," she said. Defense attorneys struggled today to keep Fox on the list of possible jurors. "We anticipate the evidence to show the children were at home at the lime of the shooting," one defense attorney said. "The fact that the children were in the house may be one of the tbings the jury takes into considera· tion." Miss Longet has three children by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. Williams accom· panied her to court on the first day of j ury selection and has been subpoenaed by the prosecu· lion. The children were living with Miss Longel and he r lover. Vladim ir "Spider " Sabich, when he was shot to death March 21 in the $250,000 mountainside home they shared . E'ro..Pa~Al MANGERS •. following you and in my judgment you're going to win. l'd liketohelp and I think the way l can help most is to help raise money for you'." Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price of tickets to a planned fund ra iser at Club 33 in Disneyland be r aised to $200. "I don't have many friends who can a Uord to or who I would want to ask lo spend $200 for a fund raiser ,'' the freshm a n as- semblyma n continued. "But Ralph said we would be better off charging more and hav· ing fewer people.'' "Frankly , r had no idea to whom he was selling tickets," Mangers sa id. He went on to say that he asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to int roduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. At the close or the evening, Mangers said he went over the list of fund raiser donors and paid bis campaign finance chairman, l\osemary Economy, 15 percent oCthe 1ross receipts. Sp eaking in Sacramento, Mangers said he believed the net to his campaign from tbe Club 33 affair was "somewhere arowtd $5,000.'' Mangers went oo to s ay he is op- posed to existing methods of financing campaigns and that he will be active In seeking cam· palgn reform. He also noted th al he bas adopt· ed a policy of returning any and all gift. directed his way. So far, Mangers said, his office has rejected box seats at Santa Anita l\ace Track, a free day al Disneyland for his children and a medallion sent by Diedrich. In addition to Dlt'drich ond Man gers' con tentio n th al Man1ers was no\ directly ln· volved ln lhe fund r ablng act.ivt· ty, aourcea close to the probe 1aJd "Mancer1l1lnnowa.yinvo1ved." $500,000 Heist Net All Gone? SAN F RANCISCO <AP> -A Brinks g ua r d who heisted $500,000 from an armored car last year says he is almost broke after squander ing hia loot on wine, women and horses. San Francisco columnist Herb Caen reported today that he re· ceived a 17·page letter Crom the robber, postmarked Kansas City, Mo. Caen said he twned the mis· sive over to the FBI. FBI spokesma n Frank Per- rone said their identification bureau was c h eckin g t he fingerprints, but based on in· formation in the letter "we feel strongly" it is a uthentic. Caen said the scrawled letter from Richa rd C. Rees, 26, describes a fast life of Texas women. Fort Worth night clubs, $2,000-a -pop horse race bets, cars, trucks, m otorcycles and lavish gifts. But the columnist said Rees concluded by saying he was almost broke •·and staying no more than two days in a ny town .•. a bit man hired by one of my ex-women and the FBI both closing in on me and r hope the FBI gets m e first." Crash Kills County Man A 25-year-old FUilerton man djed of head injuries he suffered Wednesday night in a car acci· dent in Santa Ana, police report- ed today. Juan Francisco Hinojosa was pronounced dead at the scene of the 10:53 p.m. crash at First and Bewley streets. Officer s alleged Hinojosa failed to yield to oncoming traffic as he pulJed from a stop sign on Bewley into the path of a car driven by Robert Briney, 36, of Anaheim. Police said Briney was not in· jured. A 11t lwn11 A lu Los A nge l es R am s linebacker Isiah Robertson of Foun tai n Valley has taken an off-season job as an aide to Orange County Supervisor Phil Anthony. f'ro.t Page A l RAIN •.• (icers reported the San Diego Freeway between San Juan and San Clemente was covered with debris and waler earHer this morning, with water crossing the freeway at some points. A trans for mer shorted in Buena Park Wednesday evening, leaving 3,000 homes without power for a few hours, utility or- ficials said today. And a sm all rock slide in Brea blocked Carbon Canyon Road. Slate highway crews cleared the debris late Wednesday night. Police agencies along the Orange Coa st r eported few serious accidents due to the rain- fall, with most spokesmen saying motorists are adjusting t heir driving habits to the wet roads. Highway Patrolmen blamed r ainy, blustery weather for a crash on Pacific Coast Highway at El Morro Bay Wednesday evening. Elderly Woman Battered SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Helen Hansen was Just an elderly woman who walked wilb a one, another lone ly stran1er who chose to stroll at all hours on the street.a of San Francl.sco -witll a savage assailant robbed her and battered her face beyond re-cognition as he killed her. Investigat ors s ay Miss Hansen, 87, ma y have been raped Wednesday during the senseless attack whjch left her frail bodf crumpled against a granite wal outside the old San Francisco Minton seedy MisslonStrtet. Harry Sales, night clerk at the Chronicle Hotel where she lived for about eight months, s ays he saw her tottering down the stairs about4 a .m . "I've t ried to keep her lo, told her she shouldn 'l be out walking at that time. But you can't lock the door. She 'd say, "I'd better be gelt.in' som e coffee. I'm not afraid'," Sales remembered. Helen onlv made it a few doors from the hotel before she met death. "l couldn't tell it was her from the head, from the clothes was all," Sales said. "The way they beat her up, it talces a plain damned nut, and they got 'em here." "I didn't even know her last name," said J erry Sullivan, the corner news vendor , who loaned her some money last month after she was mugged . "It's pathetic." J ack Wasenius. bartender at Freddie's Hofbrau nearby, may have known her best of au the casual friends she made in the area. "She was a r etired school teacher who had been living in this area 40 years or more," he said. "I know for sure she had mon ey i n h e r pur se yesterday ... she wanted m e to hold about $200 for her. Then she decided to go to lhe bank in- stead." PUSH BUTTON SONY TAKES. The new 17" (measured diagonally) remote control T rini1ron Plus color TV works by pushing butrons. The triple-function remote control Commander con select chonne!s, regulate volume ond turn off and on. 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Stocks · ·\ V OL. 70, NO. 5,"3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A . . THURSDAY,.dA NUARY 6, 19n TEN CENT .Diedrich DenieS Mangers Fund ROie ByGARVGllANVl.LLE Of, ... Oallr PlloCSlilfl : Both Assemblyman Dennis I Mangers CD-Huntington Beach) and Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was not directly in- 1 volved in any campaign fund rais- ing Diedrich might have done on his behalf. Diedrich's involvement in Mangers' successful campaign 10nPi"'P Charges A Santa Ana service station oj>erator who campaigned unsuc· c:essfully ror the office of Orange County Supervisor in the First District last June will stand trial March 21 on morals charges. ' Superior Court Judge James JI. Walsworth set the trial date for Douglas Ross Davidson, 32, I and co-defendant, E!iyahn Lon- i don, 25, also of Santa Ana after !'the pair were indicted by the Grand Jury Dec. 29. , Both men are charged with I pimping -procuring females for the purpose of prostitution. The charges stem from the operation of the Vegas Modeling Studio in Santa Ana which was the target of several police raids prior to it's closing. Oavidson. a service station owner. is identified as the owner of the nude modeling studio and London as its m anagcr. Both men arc free on bail. Grand jury action against the . pair came rive months after San- ta Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert E. Law dismissed iden· t ical charges in his courtroom. Judge Law's action sparked an \.Wtcry from the disti:ic:t al- 1tomey's omce with the accusa· lion that b e dismissed the (See ARREST, PageA2) i Longet Loses Sympathetic Trial Jmus ASPEN, Colo. (AP)-Theonly prospective juror to express sympathy for Claudine Longet, Ion trial for killing her lover, was rejected for jury duty today. A prosecution motion to excuse ,Revill Fox, a broadcasting ex- ecutive. was granted after he sald, "I just have a very strong Jeelln1t about the family rcla· tionship." The 35-year-old French-born linger and actress said afler Fox' earlier testimony, "I was so grateful for a little sign of com· plWlion ... When it appeared Fox would be dismissed today. she began wiping tears from her lace. · Fox' statements about Miss Longet were the only bright spot for her in the first three days of jury selection. Earlier. M 1ss Longet said she tned to block out the parade or potential jurors. ''To me this is all total despair," Miss Longet told re- porters In this posh Rocky Moun- tain ski resort town. <SeeLONGET, PageA.1) Coast Weather Showers and possible thundershowers through Friday with highs in the cool ~. Lows in 40s. INSIDE TODA. Y TM mJlltttJI. end mythl of demh lllould bt rema.ied from °"" .oc:Wt~, . occordbtQ to . o UCI P•rch10&1i1t. Dr. E. • Mon11lJ , P.ctttfton gion hil rtolOnl on P.age Al. · I . , .... .. •• At .... "' ., Ct..J ..,, 14 ..... :: last fall became an issue Wednes· day when the county Grand Jury opened a probe into Diedrich's fund raising tacUcs on other can-.. didates' behalf. "Whatever this farce is all about, De.nnjs isn't involved," Diedrich said. "I feel very bad that his name has comeup." "But," Diedrich added, "I want to e mphasize that these so-called allegations, whatever they might be, arewithoutsubstance.'' Mangers said it wasn't until early last October that Newport Beach Democrats Judy Rosener and Frank Barbaro suggested that he seek Diedrich 's campaign l\elp. "Then," Mangers continued, "after my campaign manager ar- ranged a meeting with him, I met Ralph. . "He said, 'Dennis, I have been 1111 '"'..,.., Pl!ellP WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER Thia Photo T•k•n at 10:27 a.m. Wednelday Qry County Earth Soaking Vp Storm Rain.starved Orange County was getting its share of wet weather today and forecasters say the storm. which bas brought waterspouts al sea and hail on land. will continue through Fr!· day. The storm, part of a fast- moving trough of coJd northern air, dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evening, bring- ing 1.22 inc bes of rainfall to Costa Mesa, according to Orange Coast College physical science pro- fessor Charles Lewis. "That's more than we had aJt season last year," the science and math division chairman said ·today. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from July l, l974, to June 30 in 1975. In Huntington Beach, lifeguards observed three water spouts heading toward the coast from about three miles out at sea Wednesday morning. Hunti n gton Beach 's lck al weather observer, Sherman Den- ny, sald the water spouts are ac- tually whirlwinds which usually break up when they reach shore. At Jeasl one water spout wH sighted off Newport. Beach last week, Denny said. Five years ago a water spout 5ame ashore in Seal Beach and npped shingles Police Probe Fluor Theft Irvine police are in\'esUgallng the Wednesday theft of '613 ln cub and chtcka from ~ tocked desk drawel' in t he Fluor CorporaUoo complex. The lola was reported by Pat Boonei:, FJuor Corporation HCUrlty ehJof. He told police the money wu atored In a desk in a Courth noor office area. .. • Police Nkl the tblel apparently _.....,UM ome• area altef 'baW MM houri uc1 pn.d oplD tbe ... off of roofs, he recalled. Lt. Bill Richardson or the Hunt· ington Beach lifeguards said he saw the three spouts from his of· fice near the municipal pier. No damage was reported. · Police in Laguna Beach and • San Clemente said traffic in those two cities was moving normally today, with no acci· dents attributed to the rain and no major flooding. San Juan Capistrano farmer San.ii Kinoshita said today the rainfall is a blessing to farmers, especially this time of year. "The crops are nol so high now. so the rain does not damage them." he said. "They need the wet." Don Myers of the Orange Coun· ty Flood Control District said 1.0S inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours, bringing that city's . (See RAIN, Paie t\Z) Retirement Never Came DALLAS (AP) -Conve· nience store manager Bernice Jt. Fletcher sur· vived seyeral months in a Japanese prison camp, overcame malaria, fouabt. •Ith F1UplM 1uerrllf u and made it tbroul)a ba1r a doWl holdups. 1be SS.year-old former serseaot recently tofd re- l.Uvea be wanted to ena his 2l·yeer career •• a , bultnesaman with retlre- mtnt to a 10...cre farm In aouth Texu that wu near· ly P.aid for. This wtelc. P1eUba.r WIS· kill~ a blm trom a aaw f eMtcun •be re- 1....S aDOtber ~ •· tempL . .. ' . following you and in my judgment you'regolngtowin. l'dliketobelp and I tblnk the way I can help most is to help raise money for you'.'' Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price of tickets to a planned fund raiser at Club 33 in Disneyland be raised to$200. "I don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want to ask to spend $200 for a fund raiser ," the fres hman as· semblyman continued. "But Ralph said we would be better off charging more and hav· ingfewerpeople." "Frankly, I had no Idea to whom be w as selling tickets,'' Mangers said. He went on to say that be asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy • . At the close or the evening. Mangers said he went over the ll,tt of fund raiser donors and paid his campaign fin·ance chairman.• Rosemary Economy. 1S percent' of the gross receipts. Speaking in Sacramento. Mangers said he believed the net to his campaign Crom the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around $5,000." <See MANGERS, Pa1e AZ) Scuthler Trial ~eir Tape Lost I By TOM BARLEY cannot locate the tape of a telephone conversation that ho OftiM 0 •11v Puo.si.11 telephone conversation a1legedJy helped "set up" the kidnap at•: An Orange County Superior recorded in his home last Aug. tempt for which two men are now·: Court jury learned late Wednes-26. ontrial. day that it will not be able to "l just can't find it," Hunter Obviously reluctant to testify,· listen to what the defense claims repeatedly testified. "My wife Hunter was subpoenaed for the .. is potato chip heir John H. has searched the entire house defense after a deputy sheriff re• "Jack" Scudder's admission that and she hasn't been able to locate ported to the district attorney a he helped lo plan his own kidnap· it either." conversation with Hunter in ing. Hunter, one or three partners which the El Toro man told the Defense witness Ken Hunter of who operate the Mission Hills officer that be bad a tape of Scud·i El Toro admitted Wlder an in· Ambulance Service of Laguna der's confession. • tensive interrogation from pro· Hills, earlier testified that Scud· Hunter told Morissey during secutor Bill Morissey that he der, 64. told him durihg the (See HEIR, PageA2) Cause Told Of lroine : Girl's Death The Orange County Coroner's office said today that bronchial pneumonia and a fractured skull were the causes oC death of a i.>year-ol~ Irvine girl who died TUesday as a re.ult of injuries sustained in a Dec. 27 truck acci- dent. Kate Kales, oC 18022 Mann St .• Irvine, died a t Co$_ta Mesa Memorial Hos pital Tuesday after being kept alive since the accident on a life-sustaining breathing machine. Hospital administrator Tom Richards would neither confirm nor deny reports that the life- support system was disconnect- ed when a series of brain wave tests proved negative. Orange County Deputy Coroner Thomas Walezak said his office did not have any in- formation r egarding the report. Irvine police investigator Lt. P.K. Linton said today he will meet with representatives of the district attorney to determine iC manslaughter charges will be filed against a 16-year-old Irvine boy who was driving the truck which flipped over shortly before midnight Dec. 27. The young driver was booked al Juvenile Hall on suspicion of felony drunken dri vtng. Four o th er teen-age passengers were thrown out of the truck, but they suffered only minor injuries, according to police reports. BK11'ER UTE, OFFICIAL S.4YS TOKYO (AP ) -A h ead postmaster is making the rounds today apologizing to the senders of 3,000 New Year 's greeting cards because someone forgot to deliver the cards to a housing complex near Tokyo. The slipup was discover ed Wednesday when an official in Chiba City. a bout 30 miles northeast of Tokyo, complained of slow mail delivery. Officials discovered that the cards, 190 packages and three special delivery letters bad been left at a mail assembly point, but were never deU~ered. They Sass Gas Tented House Burglarized Burglars ignored a fumigation tent that covered an l rvine home Wednesday and braved lethal gas to escape with $120 worth of cast\ and jewelry, police said. Police said the burglars either worked quickly or used breathing devices when they ransacked the home of Patrick Clare R06ecrans, 31, of 17512 Wayne Ave., while a black rumi1at1on tent covered the structure. Victor Martinez, 3'l, an employe with the pest control company servlclng the Rosecrans' home. notified police Wednesday morn• mg after he arrived to find a lock: box tom off the front door. Martinez made a brief inspec•' lion of the home before being! turned back by s trong gas fumes still in the house, policesaid. A brief police inspection re .. vealed a broken piggy bank and• ransacked dresser drawers in the 1 master bedroom o f tho Rosecrans'home. - Turquoise rings and $80 were reportedly missing from thel home, police said. Funds to Expire . l Coast Sale Ruling i Sought by Watson: Irvine Company President Ray Watson said today he has asked a West Virginia court to render a decision on the proposed sate of 1,345 acres of coastal property for a state park, because funds for the $7.5 million purchase won't be available after June. The purchase was approved by the state ~gislature in June, 1974, when legislators agreed to spend the money from the 1974 state park bond issue lo acquire the beach and canyons in the coastal area al Moro and Los Trancos Canyons. Irvine heiress J oan Irvine Smith sued in West Virginia, where the compan y is in· corporated. to halt the sale be<:ause she said the price was too low. The case was tried in 1975 and Judge Thomas McHugh received final documents involved in the case last year. He said he would issue a decision by October 1976. Watson said that the company, in October. asked Judge McHugh lo stay his decision until Dec. 31 because of the Oran~e County legal battle over ownership of the company. But Walson said that, once the Dec. 31 deadline passed without resolution or the ownership ques- tion, the company decided to ask Judge McHugh to go ahead and band down his dec.ision on the park buy because authorizatioll for the funds expires June 30 of, this year. ''Even though ownership or the company is still unsettled, we • mu.st proceed with the coastal park acquisition program while we can, and if we can. Time is running out," he said. Watson said be would not speculate on when the West Virginia ruling would be handed down. Grounded Oil 1 Tanker Freed SALEM, N.J . (AP) -The Liberian oil tanker which. ran aground in the Delaware River has been refloated and s ent to tts· destination without spilling any on, a spokes m an for the Coa!t Guard said. The 824-foot Universe Leader. carrying 21 million gallon.-; of Nigerian crude oil, was buoyed by the h.tgh tide Wednesday after about 3.S million gallons of oil was pumped into barges to re- duce the ta nker's load •. the spokesman said. The ship is the sixth Liberiaia tanker to be involved to an accl:a. dent in U.S. waters Jn threa weeks. · School Denies It Bias ~Di Gifted ·~rogram1- A Hunllniton Beech represen· taUve of \ho National Organi1a· · tion of Women <NOW> has charged tbc Fountain Valley School Dlatrlct Wltb sex di s· 'crintin•Uoo ln Ill Mentally Gift· ed Mlnors (MGM> ~arn . MG~ p lece•.tludc!btl, lden- U.n.d u litviq lntellipnce quo-u.-. Clf m or ~w. ii\ apeCUl a ...... ltudeai. ..... refwftc( to the program by teachers and are tben orally lHled by • male Jlt)'CholOJ.lsl. ·'The ract that there are 59 more boys In MGM than girls is what we find dlscriminaUng, ·• aald Mar1aret Barker of 19521 Tuckahoe Cirde. Mrs. Barker • whoae five children have at- tended Fountain Valley elemen- tary 1choola, ia a representaUve for the local NOW Chll)ter • "It's been aho'W'ft that lirls do ~r than boys on written test.t. MOM enrollment sboulcl be equ&l,"aheaatd. Associate Superintendent Bob Read denied Mrs. Barke r'& charges. "MGM students are chosen fot: tbt profram on the basi.s of in•' t.elll~ence -not gender,0 said Rea • • , ... . Lut year, the MGM im>sranr enrolled 597 boya and s,,a sJrls. The number oC bo1111 e<>m~ to ,Srll hl the total dlltrtct enroll· ment. la ro~ equal. caJ.cl• .. aa1d. ' ~ . .. ( ... At DAIL v PILOT Beaten, Raped 4 Trial Due For SC SF Woman, 87, Slain on Walk Suspect ·0n the Way llp SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Helen Hansen was just an elderly woman who walked with a cane, another lonely stranger who cboM to stroll al aU hours on the street.a or San Francisco -until a savage aasallant robbed her and battered her face beyond re-cognition as he killed her. Investigators say Miss Hansen. 87, may have been raped Wednesday during the senseless attack whkh left her fr~I bod.y crumpled against a grarute wall outside the old San Francisco Minton seedy Mission Street. Harry Sales, night clerk al the Chronicle Hotel where she lived for about eight months, says he saw ber tottering down the stairs about4 a.m. "I've tried to keep her in, told her s he shouldn't be out walking at that \ime. But you can't lock the door. She'd say, ''I'd better be gettin' some coffee. I'm not afraid'," Sales remembered. Helen onlv made It a few doors from the hotel before she met death. "I couldn't tell it was her from the head, Crom the clothes was all," Sales said. "The way they beat her up, it takes a plain damned nut, and they got 'em here." Other tenants recalled seeing her al St. Anthony's Dining Hall, where meals are served free. Workmen for the Don Koll Company have begun to set up the walls of what will C'vC'ntually become the Newport Harbor Art Museum in Newport Center. The 21.000· square-foot building is slated for completion by summer and museum officials arc planning a gala, 15-day open- ing celebration in September. "l didn't even know her last name," said Jerry Sullivan, the comer news vendor, who loaned her some money last month alter she was mugged. "It's pathetic." Jack Wasenius, bartender at Freddie's Hofbrau nearby, may have known her best of all the F rma Page A l HEIR ... l'lis cross examination that he believes Scudd<.'r will now harass him for his appearance as a de- fense witness. "I've had a lot of problems with Jack Scudder." he told the jury. "I 've been ha rassed, harassed, and harassed by him and if J told you what that man has done you wouldn't believe me." Hunter described as "a crock of bull" Scudder's statement that 'he was jumped by two men last Aug. 19 who bundled tum into their motor home and drove off with him after wail.lllJ! for Scud· der outside his dentist's offi ce in Jtuntington Beach. Scudder testified in the trial that he broke free from the van by faking a heart attack ~hortl) rafter one of his two abductors h>ft t he vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kidnaper and Jumped from the van an the Fountain Valley area. Scudder learned when he re· turned to his Balboa Island home that his wife had been warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 in cash for his ransom or her husband would he eliminated. Hunter testified thnt Scuddrr told him that he ht'IJ)<'<I plan the kidnaping and that h•• intended to provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and his Wl(e and two children. Scudder has identified Ricki Dale St-llcrs. 21. of Hermosa Beach as one of his •two ktd· napers. He has not been able lo identify Wt'sson as Sellers' com panion. Hunter. who appcarrd at onr • point of his testimon} to call the angry Mor issey a har. wa.41 r<'· peatedly rt>primandcd by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand, te.11t1fy- ing unintelligibly and testifying ·inaudibly. Hunter said he Is currently de- fending a Superior Court civil ac· Uon in which Crai~ Scudder is claiming $8S,000 in damages frombim. 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A s pokes man for Sheffer Mortuary in San Clemente said his facility had been asked by family members lo transport the boy's body back to Orange Coun· ty but tha t no further arrange- ments had been m acre. Ventura County Deputy Co roner Ray York said today the tragedy occurred at about 8 p.m. Tuesday night at Mugu Stale Beach Park, just sooth of Point Mugu along Pacific Coast Hlghway. The boy's mother. Sharon, told investigators she and her son were strolling near the breaking surf lme when a wave knocked rum down and pulled him into de- eper water. F ront Page A l RAIN ... season total lo 5.51 inches. "Last year we had 1.11 inches · all season." Myers said. Joe Devlin, director of Public Works in Newport Beach said there was som e flooding or streets on BaJboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morning. He said the storm drains in those locations have to be closed during high tides so that sea water won 't back into the streets. That means the rain cannot run off. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Orange County Harbor Patrol spok~man Sgt. Ralph Huffman • said Newport Harbor is wet, but quiet today, with no damage re- ported. E'ro•PageAl LONGET ••• Miss Longet said she bore no ill will toward fellow Aspen resi- dents. "( appreciate their honesty," she said. Defense attorneys struggled today to keep Fox on the list of possible jurors. "We anticipate the evidence to show the children were at home at the time of the shooting," one defense attorney sald. "The fact that the children were in the house may be one or the things the jury takes into considera· tion." Miss Longet has three children by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. Williams accom- panied her to court oo the first day of jury selection and has been subpoenaed by the prosecu- tion. The children were living with Miss Longet and her lover, Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, when he was shot to death March 21 in the $250,000 mountainside home they shared. Mlss Lon get told reporters Wednesday she was cheered by "those people who come to me in the town and say, 'We're with you.' If convicted, Mlss Longet could s pend 10 years in the state penitentiary and pay a $30,000 fine. $170 Million Lawsuit Filed A former paid informant in the Orange County District At- torney's Office has filed a $170 million lawsuit In Federai Court in Los Angeles against his former employer. Gene Conrad, who boasts of his underworld connections, alleges in t\js suit that the District At- torney's Office,violaled his con- stltuUonal rights by Ulegally tap- ping bla phone. Conrad was once convicted in Orange County on charges relat- ed to orrering false payment for an autom obile. Bounced Out Bad, Debt,s Nix Carter Aide .. PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -President-elect Carter has dropped campaign aide Greg Schneiders from con- sideration for the job of White House appointments secretary because ·or a string of bad debts and bounced checks, a Carter spokesman said today. The financial problems turned up in a routine FBI background check on Schneiders, 29, a former restaurant owner who became one of Carter's closest aides . Schneiders "fmally decided it just wouldn't be worth it from several standpoints to go on in what ls probably the closest staff position to the presledent," said Carter press secretary Jody Powell . The press secretary quoted Carter as saying, "I have real confidence ln Greg and it ls typical of hlm to want to take whatever action Is necessary to avoid embarrassing me or the Garter administration." Powell said there are no allegations of any lllegal activity and that Scbneidera may be oftered a secon· dary role In the Carter admtniatratlon. • cuual friends she made in the area. "She was a retired school . teacher who had been living in this area 40 years or more,'' be said. "I know for sure she had mone y in her purse yesterday ... she wanted me to hold about $200 for her. Then she decided to go to the bank in· stead." Wasenius said Helen had "a pretty good· income" from two retirement checks. "She was a very lonely person," he recalled, his eyes red. "She used drinking as a re- lease from old age, boredom, whatever. Never have I seen her inebriated in any way." The FBI, investigating because the slaying occurred on federal property, said her cane and purse were missing. There were no suspects. Fro.. Page A l ARREST ••. charges before they had had an opportunity to present all their evidence against Davidson and London. Santa Ana police claim that Davidson allowed customers at the Vegas studio to use their credit cards for services supplied at the facility. Police said the investigation of Davidson and London also led to the arrest on pimping charges of Santa Ana attorney Theo Lacy who has recently served as judge pro tem on the Santa Ana Municipal Court bench. Lacy also faces court action on identical charges. Police claim that Lacy, a descendant of the Orange County piooeer whose name was given to the county's Theo Lacy detention facility, supplied wom en for massage parlors and modeling studios in a number of cities. Oalty f'ltae SU.fl l'llete 'NOT INVOLVED' Aaaemblyman Manger• Fro91PogeA1 MANGERS • • Mangerswent ontosaybeisop- posed to existing methods of fmancing campaigns and that he will be acUve in seeking cam- paignreform. He also noted that he has adopt- ed a policy of returning any and all gilts directed bis way. So far, Mangers said, bis office has rejected box seats at Santa Anita Race Track, a free day at Disneyland for his children and a medallion sent by Diedrich. In addition to Diedrich and Mangers' contention that Mangers was not directly in· volved In the fund raising activi- ty, sources close to the probe said "Mangersisinnowayinvolved.'' Border Shots Fly SALISBURY, Rhodesia CA?> -Mozambican and Rhodesian government forces have traded shots along their tense 800-mile frontier in their first 1977 clash, security chiefs said here today. The communique from security forces headquarters also report- ed thirteen black nationalist guerrillas slain since Tuesday. San Clemente resident Richard Willlam Sutton, arrested by Newport Beach last month following the armed robbery or a Corona del Mar market, hu been bound over for trial in Orange County Superior Court. Sutton was arrested Dec. 17 by police who fatally' shot a bystander while pursuing the fleeing suspect. He was charged with 11 counts of armed robbery with a loaded weapon durlng his appearance Wednesday afternoon at the Harbor Judicial District Court. Meanwhile, lnvesUgators from the District Attorney's otfice who are probing the accidental shoot· ing or the bystander, Joe Hines, 61, of Dana Point, say they ex- pect to continue interviewing wit· nesses for the rest of the week. The reports compiled by the in· vesUgators will be reviewed by a deputy District Attorney who will decide what, if any, further ac- tion will be taken. Girl, 5, Hit, Killed by Car A 5-year-old Cypress girl was killed Wednesday when she was struck by a car at an elementary school crosswalk, police reported today. Monique Rene Bogart or 5800 Elm Ave. died about 90 minutes after the 11: 30 a. m. accident in front or Cerritos Elementary School, Cerritos Avenue and Almond Street, police said. PoUce arrested driver Lonnie Ray Kissee, 30, of Stanton, on charges of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. Officers said the child was crossing the street with a cross- ing guard and fellow students when she was struck. PUSHBUTTON SONY TAKES. 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KV-5100 S" screen measured diagonolly • l(V.l7<4lR 17" screen measured diogonolly "fl"S A SONY: 275 East 17th St. Costa M~sa l l Laguna/South Coast EDITION , Afternoon N.Y.Stocks OL. 70, NO. 5, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1977 TEN CENTS Diedrich Denies Mangers Fund Role. By GARY G RANVILLE OllM 0•1ly PllolSWlt Both Assemblyman Dennis Mangers <D· Huntington .Beach ) and Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was not directly in- volved in any camprugnfund rais- ing Diedrich might have done on his behalf. Diedrich's involvement in Mangers' successful campaign last fall became an issue Wednes'- day when the county Grand Jury opened a probe into Diedrich's fund raising tactics oo other can- didates' bebaU. "Whatever this farce is all about, Dennis isn't involved," Diedrich said. "l feel very bad lhat his name has corneup." .. But." Diedrich added, "I want to emphasize that these so-called allegations, whatever they might· be, are without substance." Mangers said it wasn't until early last October that Newport • Beach Democrats Judy Rosener and Frank Barbaro suggested that be s«k Diedrich's campajgn help. "Then," Mangers continued, "after my campaign manager ar- ranged a meeting with him, l met Ralph. "He said, 'Dennis, I have been following you and in my judgment you 're going to win. I'd like to help and J think the way I can help most is to help raise money for you'." Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price of tickets to a planned fund raiser at Club 33 in Disneyland be raised to$200. "J don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want to ask to spend $200 for a fund raiser,·· the freshman as- semblyman continued. "But Ralph said we would be better off charging more and hav- ing fewer people." "Frankly, I had no idea to whom he was selling tickets," Mangers said. He went on to say that he asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. Child Drowns Breaking Suef Claims SJC Boy Funeral services arc pending for 9.year-old Anthony Yorba of San Juan Capistrano, who was swept away by a large wave and drowned Tuesday evening while walking with his mother on a Ventura County beach. A s pokesman for Sheffer Mortuary in San Clemente said his facility had been asked by family members to transport the boy's body back to Orange Coun- t y but that no further arrange- ments had been made. Ventura County Deputy Coroner Ray York said today the tragedy occurred at about 8 p.m. Tuesday night at Mugu State Beach Park, just south of Point Mugu along Pacific Coast lilghway. The boy's mother, Sharon, told investigators she and her son were strolling near the breaking surf line when a wave knocked him down and pulled him into de- eper water. "She said she went into the waler to try and save him but the waves were too strong," York said. "She finally reached him and pulled him out but in her opi- mon, he was already dead.'• The coroner's office learned Won't Resign Police Chief Fighu Council SAN CLEMENTE Police Chief Mel Portner said today he will not resign May l, as requested by the Ci - ty Council, unless he is forced to give up his post. Portner was under direetion from the council to submit his letter or resignation by Wednesday to City Manager Gerald Weeks. Instead Portner handed Weeks notice that he in· tended to stay on as chief of police until Jan. 1, 1978. PORTNER AID that he also asked in the com- munication that Weeks plead his case before a special closed door session or the council. POrlner. 55, appo1nte<tchref in August-, 1914, said he would like to hold onto his job at least through August of this year in order to take full advan- tage of retirement benefits, which are based on the highest three years of employment. Portner will finish his third year as chief by that time. lcouncil WithJtolds Flooding Project Terminfi? a $240.000 nood con- trol pro1ect for the Canyon Acres ;area an "expens1v(' <;oluuon to a minor problem ·· the Laguna Beach City Counr1l withheld authorazahon for the county pro- ject Wednesday. The councilm an1c decision came arter lengthy discussion by representatives of the Orange County Environmental Manage- ment Agency < EMAi and pro- t ests by residents or Canyon ·Acres. As proposed by EMA, the pro- ject would have entailed con- .struction of a huge concrete drain pipe under the road. The plan would have retained an ex- isting watercourse favored by the residents. but wouJd have diverted large no..-s into the pipe. Jerry Sterling, EMA projeet engineer.-said du.rlne o storm statistically occurring every 10 years, tbe new project would con- vey up to 32S cubic feet per eecond of runoff water which otherwise would nood the street. The present water course has a capacity of 60 to 100 cubic feet per second, he said. But the council and residents - remained unconvinced of the need. Residents noted that during past large storms, damage done to property has been from large boulders and mudslides rumbl- ing down the steep sides of the ca- nyon walls surrounding the neighborhood. Since the houses in most cases stand between the sheer walls and the street where the dralns would be, they would remain re- latively unprotected by the ex- pensive pipeline drain. Richard M assen. an area pro- perty owner. was one who dis- agreed, and he presaed not only for tbe project being discussed, but for an extension d it beyond the point where it was propo&ed to end. It ended just slilort of Mallleft 's property. 'The consensus of the council was summed up by Vice M~or Jon Brand. <See Jt'LOOD, Page.U) that Mrs. Yorba took her son to a sister's house in Ventura ''in a state of complete hysteria." Relatives called an a.rpbulance and rescue squad but the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. "He was dead when he was pulled from the water, just like his mother thought." York said. · 'lt 's really a ver y tragic thing." Sources familiar with the fami- ly said today that Anthony's father, Louis, is related lo the San Juan Capistrano branch of the pioneer Orange County Yorba family. The boy's parents are divorced. Theft Ring Bust Told By SC Cops Sap Clemente burglary detec- Uvea say an investigation o! dozens of So•th County burglaries has cracked a major ring of thieves. Five men and a 16-year-old Dana Hills High School student have been arrested and thousands of dollars in s~olen property .recovered, police said today. Police said the arrests have solved at least 20 burglaries and that more breakins may be at- tributed to the gang. Further ar- rests may t>e made in~ conti- nuing investigation. Arrested on charges of burglary and receiving stolen property were: -Edward F . Chernow, 24, or 40 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach. who is held on $100,000 bail. -John M. Arcaris, 19, and Jack R. Irwin, 18, both of 34071 Violet Lantern, Dana Point, who are each held on $25,000 bail. -Stephen H. Crabtree, 19, of 33895 Silver Lantern, Dana Point, who is held on $50,000 bail. -Blake R. Whelan, 18, of I Breakers Isle, Laguna Niguel, who is held on $25,000 bail. The teenager was lodged in county Juvenile Hall. • Police detective David Munro said the Investigation began following a burglary blitz of 13 Capistrano Shores trailer homes onDec.8. He said investigation led a team of 1S detectives from San Clemente, Newport Beach, the county sheriff's and district at- torney's orrlces to a Dana Point home last Thursday, following an armed robbery in Dana Point the night before. A search of the 34071 Violet Ll.ntem home, MUN'O said, un- covered property allegedly taken from the mobile homes. AJso eelted were a quantity of' pre- scription drugs police beheve wett stolen Jrorn a San Clemente dentlat'eofflce. Munro sald other Jtems in the home were linked to bur1laries in Sa Clemente, Dana Point and Lagun~ Niguel. (See JUNG, Pa•eA2) · 9111 RkMre-P"'1o WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER This Photo Taken at 10:27 a.m. W.ednesday Dry County El.irth Soaking Up Storm Rain-s tarved Orange County was getting its share of wet weather today and forecasters say the storm. which has brought waterspouts at sea and hail on land, will continue through Fri- day. The storm, part of a fast- moving trough of cold northern air, dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evening, bnng- ing 1.22 inches of rainfall to Costa Mesa, according to Orange Coast College physical science pro- fessor Charles Lewis. "That's more than we had all season last year," the science and math division chairman said today. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of J'ainfall from July I. 1974, to June 30 in 1975. In Huntington Beach, lifeguards observed three water spouts heading toward the coast from about three miles out at sea Wednesday morning. Huntington Beach's local weather observer, Sherman Den- ny, said the water spouts are ac- tually whirlwinds which uaualJy break up when they reach shore. At least one water spout was sighted ore Newport Beach last week. Denny s aid. Five years ago a water spout came ashore in Seal Beach and ripped shingles off of roofs, he recalled. Lt. Bill Richardson of the Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards said he saw the three spouts from his of- fice near the municipal pier. No damage was reported. Police in Laguna Beach and San Clemente said traffic in those two cities was moving normally today, with no acci· dents attributed to the rain and no major nooding. <See RAIN, Page AZ> Watso n Asks Decision on Coastal Sale irl, 5 , Hit, 1111o-e dby Car School Beales It Irvine Company President Ray Watson said today be has asked a West Virginia court to render a . decision on the proposed sale or 1,345 acres of coastal property for a siate park, because fUnds for the $7 .5 million purchase won't be available after June. The purchase was appro~ by the state Le1lalature iit1lune, 1974. when le1islators ag'teed to spend the money from the 1974 slate perk bond fallue t.<> acquire the beach and canyons In the coastal area at Moro and Los Trancos Canyon1. A ~year-old Cypress girl was llUed Wednesday when she was struck by a car at an elementary aebool crosswalk, police repotted today. I Monique Rene Bogart or 5800 ll2m Ave. died about 90 minutes *1\er tbe 11:30 a.m. accid~t. In front of Cerritos EJementuy ~tiool1 Cerritos Avenue and IWftOnCI Street, police.hid, . I Police arrested driver Lonnle Jt., Kluee, 30, of Stanton, on cbn1es -of veh tcular *1ansl•uahter and drlvinl \Older thetnfluence. ~ • Offlcera said the child was ~ting fhf" street with a cross- ard and fellow atudenta Jhe WU ltruck. . -. ;Bias in6~ed Program? A Jhmt1nfton Beach represen- tative of tbe NatJonal Orsanis• tloo of Women (NOW} h11 cbar1ed \be Foutal.n Valley School Dlatrtct wlth HX di•· crlmlnaUon in ill Mentally Gt.ft· ed Minors (MGM> P"OCf&m. MGM plecu et..s.m.. Iden· ttned u havtni lnteW1~ quo- tients of m 01' blper, In aped~ cluses. Students an rtlm'ed to the 1>rocram b1 teacbln end an then orally leltecl by a male • j)l)'CboloJilL • • 1"11\e fact that there are S9 Associate Supef'lntendent Bob mons boy1 llt .MGM. than sirls lt Bead den led Mrs. Barker's wbat we find dllei'imldatlnl,.. ~bqes. Hid llar1vet Barker o( 1*1 .. 'fucbboe arcJe Mn Barket' MGM students are cbolen for whole five ebildne 0bave at! U.. PfOJram OD the basts ot Sn-- tended Fountain Valley eiemen· • telllgen~e -not leader," said ~ uboola, ii a.npnHDtative R!•d. ' Co.;tbe local NOW cbapter. Lut. y~ar, the MOii program · enrolled W1 boya and 539 tirts. .. lt'a Mell 1howa \hat Ciril do Tbe n"mber Q( bO.Tt -~ better than boys oa writtal t4N. . to titll k\ UM-tot.al dUitftct. enroll· MOM enrollment sbo"1d. be 1· menl la rou1hly ~Ual. oltlclala equal.•• abeaald. • • aald. ' ' Irvine heiteas Joan lrvlne Smith sued ln West Virglnla, w.,ere the -company 11 in· corporated, to bait Uie saftr beuuse ahe saJd the price wu too low. The case w11 tried in 1975 and Jud1~ Thomas McHwth received final documents Involved in t.he ca.ae l&1t year. He aaid be would I.Aue a dfftalon by OCt.ob.r 1976. Wataon sald that tbe compan7. (See SAL£. hleAZ) ., t At the close of the evening, Mangers said he went over the list of fund raiser dqnors and paid his campaign finance chairman, Rosemary Economy, lS percent of the gross receipts. Speaking in Sacramento, Mangers said he believed the net. to his campaign from the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around $5,000." <See MANGERS, Page A.%) Alleged Scudder Tale Lost By TOM BARLEY DI UM Dally Piiot $UI" An Orange County Superior Court jury learned late Wednes- day that it will not be able to listen to what the defense claims is potato c hip heir John H. ..Jack" Scudder's admission that he helped to plan his own kidnap. ing. Defense witness Ken Hunter of El Toro admitted under an in- tensive interrogation from pro- secutor Bill Mor~ey that he cannot locate the tape of a I telephone conversation allegedly 1 recorded io his home last Aug. 26. . "I just can't find it,'' Hunter repeatedly testified. "My wife has searched the entire house and she hasn't been able to locate at either." Hunter, one of three partners who operate the Mission Hills Ambulance Service of Laguna Hills, earlier testified that Scud- der, 64, told him during the telephone conversation that he helped "set up" the lridnap at- tempt ror which two men are now 1 on trial. Obviously reluctant to leslif~ Hunter was subpoenaed for the defense after a deputy sheriff re- 1 ported to the district attorney a conversation with Hunter in which the El Toro man told the officer that he had a tape of Scud-• der's confessjon. Hunter told Morissey during t his cross examination that he believes Scudder will now harass I him for his appearance as a de- fense witness. I ''I've had a lot of problems with Jack Scudder," he told the 1"' j ury. "I've been h arassed. harassed, and harassed by him • and if I told you what that man has done you wouldn't believe me." Hunter described as "a croclc · of bull" Scudder's statement that he was jumped by two men Jast' Aug. 19 who bundled him into their motor home and drove off with him after waiting for Scud- der outside his dentist's office in Huntington Beach. Scudder testified in the trial that he broke free from the van by faking a heart attack shortly after one of hjs two abductors left the vehicle. He used the ruse to 1 elude his kidnaper and jumped from the van in the Fountain Valley area. Scudder learned when he re· ' turned to his Balboa Island borne that his wife had been warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 in cash for his ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hllnter testified that Scudder told him that he helped plan the kldnaping and that he intended to <See HEIR, Page A2) C o ast Weath er Showers and possible thunders howers through Friday with highs in the cool SOS. Lows In 40s. I NSIDE T ODAY The m111tny and myth& of · death •hould be removed from our-fOCiety, according to a. UCl p1ychtatrbC. Dr. E. Mom•U Pat,llon giV1i hia rCIQIOIU on Page A9. L/SC Thuf"lday, January 6. 1977 Critne Fighter on Wheels Trial Due For SC .By JACK CHAPPEU. Of Ulit D•llr l'li.tlWH Several toru1 or crime preven- tion soon will be lumbering around the South County includ· t ing Laguna Beach and San Clemente under a $100,000 i federal grant. . It's a 27-foot long motorhomc equipped with a display of locks. alarms and other equipment all ~ designed to increase community awareness of methods citizens can use to stem the rising Ude or retldentlal and commercial bur&lary , The mot-Orhome is ooe facet or a Ui-agency crime preveoUon ef- fort which Involves the Oranee County Sheriff's Department Nl,uel substation, and tbe Police departments of Laguna Beach and San Clemente. The motorbome was delivered Wednesday and christened by Laguna Beach Mayor Phyllis Sweeney and Police Chief Jon Sparks. The motorhome and crime pre- ventloo olftcers will begin next week rutl111 appointments for de· monstratlon.s. · They will vislt Saddleback. Nttuel and Laguna Hills Shop- ping Centers as well as com- mercial areas in San Clemente, Dana Point, Capistrano Beach, South Laguna and Laguna Beach. Jn addition, the unit wiU be available to citizens group and service group meetings, Barry 0.llY l'llot S~" l' ... le LAGUNA MAYOR PHYLLIS SWEENEY, POLICE CHIEF JON SPARKS INSPECT CRIME OISPLA YS Burglary Prevention Unit To Hit South County Streets To Show Protection Methods. Froat Page A l RAIN ... San Juan Capistrano farmer Sanji Ktnoshita said today the rainfall is a blessing to farmers. esperrnlly this time of year. "The crops arc not so high now, so the raan doe:. not damage them." he said. "They need the wet." Don Myers of the Orange Coun- t y Flood Control District said 1.05 inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours, bringing that city's c;eason total to 5.51 inches. "Last year we had l.11 inches all season," M ycrs said. Joe Devlin, director or Public Works in Newport Beach said there was some flooding or streets on Balboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morrung. He said the storm drains in those locations have to be closed during high tides so that sea water won't back into the streets. Thal means the rain cannot run orf. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Oran~e County Harbor Patrol spakesman Sgt. RaJph Huffman said Newport Harbor is wet, but quiet today, with no damage re- ported. In the City or I rv1nc, police said .Jeffrey Road between San Diego Freeway and lnlne Cente r Drive, and liari anca Road between Jeffrey and Sand Canyon Avenue were closed due to flood· mg. Observers in the Saddleback Valley reported no major flood· ing 1n the area. including 'I'rabuco. S1lverado and Mod· jeska Canyon a reas. Some high water was reparted in AIJso Creek. but flood control officials said they did not expect any problems. California Highway Patrol of· ficers reparted the San Diego Freeway between San Juan and San Clemente was covered with debris and water earlier this morning, with waler crossing the freeway at some points. 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Al ~IM: TtlljtflOM ..._t411 ,,_lto'le- 4Mooao ~·~ "'' o:=.'~i.:!1r'::~~~ ~., or"":'lttttfhtfftit"h ... ,.," f'ftlY t• r••tod\;fef •U"tVt \Ottl•t _,.fmlnlM tf c...,r'Oftt......,. t'i~.ft~·:.",:::~~T:11:!1-b:\~;i:, ":!':. ;r~~l--~::!.,~~:~ -•M1. Mllltur . . . Santa Anans Face Morals Charge Trial A Santa Ana service station operator who campaigned unsuc- cesMully for the omce or Orange County Supervisor in the First District last J une will stand trial March 21 on morals charges. Superior Cour t Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Douglas Ross Davidson, 32, and co-defendant, Eliyahn Lon- don, 25. also or Santa Ana after the pair were indicted by the Grand Jury Dec. 29. Both men are charged with pimping -procuring females for the purpose of prostitution. The charges stem from the operation of the Vegn Modeling Studio in Santa Ana which was the target of several police raids prior to it's closing. Davidson, a service station owner, is identified as the owner or the nude modeling studio and London as its manager. Both men are free on bail. Grand jury action against the pair came five months after San· ta Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert E. Law dismissed iden- tical charges in bis courtroom. Judge Law·s action sparked an outcry from the district at- torney's office with the accusa- tion that he dismissed the charges before they had had an oppartunit_y to present all their evidence against Davidson and London. Santa Ana police claim that Davidson allowed customers at the Vegas studio to use their credit cards for services supplied at the facility. Police said the Investigation of Davidson and London also led to the arrest on pimping charges of Santa Ana attorney Theo Lacy who bas recently served as judge pro tem on the Santa Ana Municipal Court bench. Lacy also faces court action on Identical charges. Police claim that Lacy. a descendant of the Orange County pioneer whose name was eiven to the county's Theo Lacy detention faclltty. supplied women for massage parlors and modeling studios In a number of cities. E'rOfllPageAl SAIE .•• ln October, u ked Judge Mc Hugh to stay bis dec~sion until Dec. 31 because of the Orange County legal battle over ownership or the company. But Watson said that, once the Dec. 31 deadline passed without resolution of the ownersblp ques- tion, the company decided to u k Judge McHulJh to go ahead and hand down his decision Cll'I the park buy because authortu tJon fOC' the CUnds expires June ao or thlaynr. "Even though ownership of the company ls aUIJ unaettled, we inuat proceed with. the coutal park acquisition pl'Ogram while we can.-and if we-can. Time is runntnc out,'' be said. ... Watson said he would not speculate on when tbe West Vlr1lnla ruUn1 would be handed down. Fro• Page A 1 RING ... Besides the alleged stolen pro- perty, Munro said palice un- covered a cache, of guns and holdup para phernalia they believe was used in an armed robbery in Dana Point. Found, Munro said, were three handguns, a pair of handcuffs. duct tape, ski masks, tear gas and gloves. Last Thursday police then staked out a home at 40 Balboa Cove, Newport Beach, where in- vestigation led them to believe the burglars might fence their goods. All but one of the suspects wer e arrested there, Munro said. Police said they r~overed 122 items or property believed . stolen, which included stereo equipment, televis ion sets, jewelry, snow ski equipment, three rifles and a pistol, a mink stole, fishing equipment, a scuba tank, calculators, ornate wooden grandfather-type clocks. cameras and lenses. Fro. Page A J HEIR •.• provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and his wife and two children. Scudder has identlried Ricki Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach as one or his two kid· napers. He has not been able to identify Wesson as Sellers· com- panion. Hunter. who appeared at one paint of his testimony to call the angry Morissey a liar, was re· peatedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand, testify. ing unintelligibly and testifying inaudibly. He admitted that he had had a series or dln'erences with the Scudder family over the years, including a quarrel that led to his severing his connection with the Hospital Amublance Service operated by Scudder's son, Craig Scudder. Hunter said he is currently de- fending a Superior Court civil ac- Uon in which Craig Scudder is claiming $85,000 in damages from him. Republican Women Meet in Cle~ente A meeting of the San Clemente Ar ea Republican Women, Federated, is scheduled at 10 a .m . Wednesday at the San Clemente Community Center. Guest speaker is Chris Magee Steel, a member or the Orange County Republican Central Com- mittee. Steel wlll attempt to ex- plain how the committee works. 1be public ls invited. Exhibitors Sought The taiuna Cr aft GuUd Js ac-· ceptln1 appUcaUons from local painters to exhibit ln the Wint~r Festival, Feb. 18 through March 6 ln Laeuna Beach. Application mllf be made by schding name and addresa to the Laiuna Craft GuJld, P.O. Box J.a4.4, Lacuna Beach,~. . . Snyder, La1uoa Beach Crime Prevention officu, said. Snyder aald lf nothing else, the unit wlll m alee citizens more aware or the crime of bur1lary and he said he hoped produce citizen involvement. In Laguna Beach, the depart· ment bas a th ree-mlnule res ponse average to burglary alarms ·and citizen reparts of crimes in progress, Snyder said. Appointments may be m1;1de by calling 493-7501 during business hours or 494·0753 after the re- gular business day. . "Ninety·nine percent of the times we have received a call of a crime in progress, we have made an arrest," Snyder said. He said the presentations ought to make people less reti· cent to caJI officers when they see something suspicious. ''You call, we'll haul," Snyder quipped. Laguna Beach Building Up Construction during 1976 in Laguna Beach topped $9.S million, more than $645,000 ahead or the prior year. according to a report issued Wednesday by the city department of communi- ty planning. Although the dollar valuation of construction increased, the number of permits issued dropped from 498 to 495. Construction during December totaled $1.6 million with 60 permits issued. Pair Roh S tore Oally Pli.t St.ft l'lltl• . "NOT INVOLVED' Assemblyman Manger• E'roaPage A J MANGERS • • Mangers went on to say be is op- posed to existlng methods of financing campaigns and that be will be active in seeking cam- paign reform. He also noted that he has adopt- ed a Policy of returning any and all gifts directed his way. So far. Mangers said, his office has rejected box seals at Santa Anita Race Track, a free day at Disneyland for his children and a medallion sent by Diedrich. In addition to Diedrich and Mangers' contention that Mangers was not directly in· volved in the fund raising activi- ty, sources close to the probe said "Mangers is innowayinvolved." Suspect San Clemente resident Richard William Sutton. arrested by Newport Beac h last month following the armed robbery or a Coronadel Mar market, has been bound over for trial ln Orange County Superior Court. Sulton was arrested Dec. 17 by police w h o fatally shot a bystander while pursuing the fleeing suspect. He was charged with 17 counts of armed robbery with a loaded. weapan during his appearance Wednes day afternoon at the Harbor Judicial District Court. Meanwhile, investigators from the District Attorney's office who are probing the accidental shoot· ing or the bystander, Joe Hines, 61. or Dana Point. say they ex- pect to continue interviewing wit- nesses for the restoftheweek. The reports compiled by the in- vestigators will be reviewed by a deputy District Attorney who will decide what, if any, further ac· lion will be taken. Officer Doug Thomas, who was staked out in the parking lot at Albertson's Market, 3049 E. Coast Highway with Sgt. George Cohelo. fired the fatal shotgun blast that hit Hines . Sutton. who allegedly was armed with a loaded .38-caliber · revolver, allegedly was respansi· ble for robberies committed at a total of seven south coast area markets in the closing months of 1976. Two armed robbers held up the night clerk at Phirs Liquor, 1618 N . El Camino Real. San Clemente. Tuesday night and fled on root with $40. police said. FLOOD PROJECT • • • The clerk described the sus- pects as male, white and in their 20s. One wore dark-rimmed glasses and carTied a foreign. looking .45-caliber automatic handgun. The other, blue - jacketed, suspect wore his hair in anAfrostyle. "We asked for a unique solu- tion to a unique problem. This is the clas$ic solution to sheet (runoff) flows. I'm a little disap- painled, ·• Brand said. declined the county-funded drain. The council directed city staff to work with the county agency on a cooperative project to pre- vent mudslides and damage from occurring rather than simp- ly carrying away the runoff water . The council thanked the county representatives for the presenta- tion which included 20-foot long map of the proposed projed, but PUSHBUTTON SONY The new 17" (measured diogonollyl remote control T rinitron Plus color TV works by pushing buttons. The triple-function remote conr.rol Commander con select channels, reguiote volume and turn off ond on. And it's totally electronic ond slfent. 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Or.-.ge Coast ' ED.ITION • . . ·Today's Clo~ing N.Y .. Stoeks OL. 70, NO. S, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES .. ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFO~NIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 19n N TEN ~ENT Scudder's Alleged Plot .Tape Missing . ByTOMBARLEY Ol 11• Dally l"llM MM! An Orange County Superior Court jury teamed late Wednes· day that il will not be able to lialen to what the defense claims is potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder's admission that he helped lo plan bis own kidna~ log. Defense·wilness Ken Hunter of El Toro admitted under an in· ' Goverrwr 'Vows Veto On Death SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. said today he would veto a death penalty bill if the California Legislature sends one to his desk. He also proposed spending ••something under half a billion dollars" for homeowner a nd r enter tax relief. Brown said he "respects the judgment or the people," who ap· proved capital punishment by a 2-1 margin in a 1972 initiative, "but for me it is a matter Of CODS· cience." Brown proposed legislation substituting life in prison without possibility or parole in place or the death penalty. Current law allows parole as soon as seven years after sentencing for life. The Democra tic governor also told a joint session of the Legislature that his tax plan will give the bulk or the homeowner and renter tax relief to Jow- income Californians. He said his tax relief plan can be financed -along with a school finance proposal - wit.bout a state tax increase. pre- 1aumably using the big surplus ex- iflteted in his budget message •nm week. ~:uwu.c;u.a..~~IJCU~~~·ls or dollar figures in bis State-of. the-State address. But in a broad outline, he describedpriorilies. On the death penalty, Brown did not use the word veto. Instead he used the form al language fol' a veto, that "if s uch a bill should come to my desk, I will return it without my signature." Supporte.rs of the death penalty immediately said they expect to take the issue directly to voters in an initiative. But Brown's declaration that he would veto a capital punish- ment bill was pos itively r~ejved by both foes and supporters of the death penalty. · "I am very pleased that he has been forthright in making his views known," said Sen. George tnukmeJlan, the Legislature's leading advpcate of the death penally. ~ukmejian <R-Long Beach), added that Brown's announce- ment makes a death penalty in· iUaUve a certainty. (Stt VETO, Page AZ) Freezer Stolen At Newport High Newport Beach police are 11eeking the thieves who broke ln- t.o the Home Arts building at Newport Harbor High School during the closing days of lhe Christmas vacation and walked out with a six-fool freezer. The freezer, which the school purchased in 1960, was valued at S100. The theft was reported by acbool vice principal Jack King. Dog Clinic In Newport Newport Beach pet owners will be able to have their dogs vaccinated agaLMt rabies next Wed· nesday al a rabies clinic to be held at tbe 32nd Stttet. fire ataUon, behind city hall. The cllnlc is sponsored by the Southern California Veterinary Medical Aa- aoclaUon whose members dol\ate tbe.Lt. UmeJO-cliA1o.. u a pubUc service. Tt'4I clink will be held from 7 p.m . to 8:31) p.m. Tho-shots cost $2. Dog ownen will be abla.to .. n-new their pet'• Uctnae ti th•y brtn1 the renewal fonn Wfth them. dty ot· tldala Mid. "°" turt.bet m-lonnlUan c:alJ -.0-lW.. tensive interrogation from pro- secutor Bill Morissey that be cannot locate the tape of a telephone conversation allegedly recorded in his home last Aug. 216. . .. I just can't find it,., Hunter repeatedly testified. "My wife bas searched the entire house and she basn 't been able to locate iteitber." Hunter. one of three partners who operate the Mission Hills Ambulance Service or Lag\Jna ~Hills, earlier testified that. Scud· • der, 64, t old him during the telephone conversation that he helped "set up" the kidnap at· tempt for which l women are now oobial. Obviously reluctant to testify, Hunter was subpoenaed for lhe defense after a deputy sheriff re- ported to the district attorney a conversation with Hunter in harassed, and harassed by him which the El Toro man told tbe and if 1 told you what that man officer that be bad a tape of Scud· has done you wouldn't believe der's confession. • me." Hunter told Morissey during Hunter described as ... crock his cross examination that be of bull" Sclldder's statement that believes Scudder will now harass he was jwnped by two men last him for bis appearance as a de-Aug. 19 who bundled him into feose witness. ·their motor home and drove off ''f've had a lot of problems with blm aft.er walling for Scud- with Jack Scudder," he told the der outside his dentist's office in j ury. "I've been harassed, HunUngt.onBeach. Scudder testified in the trial that he broke free from the vara by faking a heart attack sbortl~ after ooe of bis two abductors l~ the vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kidnaper and jumpec( from lhe van in the Fountala Valley area. Scudder learned when he re- turned to his Balboa Island home that bla wife had been warned by (See DEIR. Page A2) Jury. Bid ·M~de Diedrich <lainis He Has Evidence .in1t1c ... --. Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich asked today to ap· pear before the county Grand Jury to explain his side of the story in allegations that he im- properly sollcited campalgn con- tri bu lions for political can· didates. In a letter lo the district al· lorney's office, Diedrich said, "I hereby inform you that I am in NB Police Arrest Two In Swindle By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol lloe Dally PllOI Slaff Newport Beach police an- nounced today they have arrest· ed two suspects in an alleged "blue sky" commodities swin· dle. Both are employ~ of a New York-based comIQod.l.t.ies fl,fJD. Investigators identified one suspect as David L. Jeffries, 32. of 718'h Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar. He was "picked up by san~ern:n<dtno Sherttrrcte-- puties two miles from the state line on Interstate Highway 15. Newport officers also iden· tified the second suspect as James David t"isher, 32. who was arrested early today at bis apart· ment at 7052 Heil Ave .. Hunt· ington Beach. WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER Police said both men work in the Newport Beacb branch office of First New York Commodity Options. Ltd., at 610 Newport· Center Drive. This Photo Taken at 10:27 a.m. Wednesday Dry County Earth Soaking Up Storm Capt. Richard Hamilton, com· mander or Newport's detective division, said today that Jeffries is the manager or the branch. He alleged that several months ago, Jerfries opened a checking account at a local bank in the name of the firm, with himself as the sole authorized proprietor of the account. Rain-starved Orange County was getting its share or wet weather tooay and forecasters say the storm, which has brought waterspouts at sea and hail on land, will continue through Fri- day. The storm, part of a fast· moving trough of cold northern air, dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evening, bring· Ing 1.22 inches of rainfall to Costa Mesa, according to Orange Coast College physical science pro· fessor Charles Lewis. "That's more than we had all season last year," the science and malh dJvision chairman said today. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from July 1, 1974, to June 30 in 1975. In Huntington Beach, UCeruarda observed three water spouta heading toward the coast from about three miles out at sea Wednesday morning. ~ .• • Huntington Beach's local weather observer, Shennu Den· ny, said the water spouts are ac· tually whirlwinds which uauaUy break up when they reach shore. At least one water spout was s&tbted off Newport Beach last wffk, Denny said. Five years ago a water s pout came ashore In Seal Beach and ripped shingles olf of roofs, be recalled. Lt. Bill Richardson of the Hunt- m,ton Beach lit~ aald be saw the three spouts from bis of. nee qnr the munldPll pier. No dam.,e was reported. Police in Lacuna Buch and San Clemente said trafflc In tbos_,. two cities was moving DOnDallJ -tod&>'.-Mih..m...acci· dent. attributed to tf1e rain and no m~ot noodln1. San Juan CapitJtrano farmer Sanjl Klnothita Hid today the rainfall Is a blelatq' to rumers, etpeelally th.ts Umeot year. ''The crGPI are not to h1Cb now, IO tbe ra.in does not clamllt them ., he aald. "'l'he1 med the wet.'' . Don Myers of the Orange Coun- ty Flood Control District said 1.05 inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours, bringing that city's season total to 5.51 inches. "Last year we bad 1.11 inches . all season," Myers said. Joe Devlin, director of Public Works in Newport Beach said there was some flooding or streets on Balboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morning. He said the storm drains in Ulose locations have to be closed during high tides so that sea water won't back into the streets. That means the rain cannot run off. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Orange County Harbor Patrol spokesman Sgl. Ralph Huffman (See R AIN, Page AU According to the detective it was not an authorized account and Jerfries, wilh the help of at least one member oC his sales staff. was d epositing checks clients had written for commodi· ty purchases into the account. "The people thought they were buying copper or soybean futures, whatever ." explained Hamilton. "And what they were buying was blue sky." Hamilton a lleged their in· vesligalion revealed evidence that Fisher was involved with the scheme. He is booked on a con· spiracy charge. Jeffries was picked up on a c harge of e mbeulement, Hamilton said, because be was taking funds lawrully given to him and all egedly using lhem for <See SUSPECTS, Page AZ> Bounced Out Bad Debts Nix Carter A.ilk PLAINS, Ga. CAP) -President-elect Carter has dropped campaign aide Greg Schneiders from con· sideration for the job of White House appointments secretary because of a string of bad debts and bounced checks, a Carter s~-esman said today. · The financial problems turned up in a routine FBl background check on Schneiders, 29, a former restaurant owner who became one or Carter 's closest aides. Schneiders .. flnall.Y decided tt just wouldn't be _ '!OmUrorn.1ever ~t§to go_on in what i~­pro ly tbe ( osest s ;ill J>C)iltron to ffie presledenf, ' said Carter press secretary Jodv Powell. The rress secretary quoted Carter as saying, '1 have rea confidence in Greg and I• ls typlcal or hi m to want to take whatever action 1!" necessary to noid embarrass in a me or the Carter admlnlstrattoo.'' Powell ealcl thent are no ane,,ttons of any Illegal activity and that Scbn.4!Mers may be oCfered a secon· d.ary role 1n the Carter administration. \ ,possession or exculpal.ory evidence and l demand the nght to present the same to'the grand jury." Exculpa t ory eviden ce is evidence tending to prove an ac- cused person's innocence or non· involvement in an alleged illegal activity. - Diedrich said in his letter that it has come to his attention through t Dally Piiot SLtff Pllolo 'NOT INVOLVED' Assemblyman Mangers NBPlamwrs Eye Expansion Of Versailles Newport Beach planning com- missioners wlll meet tonight to discuss a request to expand de· velopmept or the Versailles con- domlniilms. . Newport View Inc. is request- ing approval to subdivide an ad- ditional 20.8 acres of Versailles' West Newport bluff property into 10 new building sites plus four lots for landscaping and parking. The 28-acre Versailles on the Bluffs development bas been the source of controversy in Newport Beach since its planning phase in 1970. ln 1972, Versailles developers filed a $12.7 million suit against the city after the planning com· mission voted t o change the planned community's density to 18 units per acre. The suit was settled after the city cooncil met in special session and approved the original density request or 24 units per acre. The regular meeting of the planning commission begins at 7 p.m. in city council chambers. Report Made On Cheating WASHlNGTON CAP) -The chairmen or congressional sub- committees which held bearings last aummer on West _ fJ>lnt's cheating scandal say ~ are aatlafled with the Army's rnponse to the so-called Borman commission. The approval came Crom Chainoan Lucien Nedsi or the House military personnel sub- committee and from CbJirman Sam Nunn of the Senate man- power and per1onnmuti<!4mmtt- tee. They commented Wednesday after Army Secretary Mart.In I\. Hoffmann announced that he was adopflnc lbe majoT recommtn· daUona tnad.o Dee. 15 by a alx· mall commiuion headed by former aatronaut Frank. Borman, now·chalnrum and pre-· 1'4ent of Ea.tern Air Unts. ' I .._ ___ , ___ ,_,_...._ __ ~--~··~-.---..~-·--._..-------c-----~ the press that the DA's office "is presenting evidence to the Grand Jury designed to implicate me in some form of wrongdoing.'• He then went on to demand the' right to make an appearance before the Grand Jury. The letter was delivered to As4 sistant District Attorney James Enrlgbtearly today. * * * Manger~ Uninvolved In Funding By GARY GRANVILLE OllM D•llyPlloCSlaff Both Assemblyman Dennis Mangers (D-Huntingt<'n Beach) and Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was no\_ directly in4 volved in any campaign fund rais· ing Diedrich might have done on his behalf. ~ Diedrich's invol vement ill Mangers' successful campaign last fall ooeame-arrtssoe Wednes• day when tbe county Grand J e>pened a probe into Diedrich'& fund raising tactics on other can didates'behalf. 1 "Whatever this farce is all~ about, Dennis isn't involved," 1• Diedrich said. "I feel very b~a· that his name bas come up." "But," Diedrich added, "I want to emphasize that theseso.cau allegations, whatever they m.iRht be, are withoutsubstanl!e. ,, ·, Mangers said it wasn't untilr early last October that Ncw;><nt~ Beach Democrats Judy Rosener~ and Frank Barbaro suggested ' that he seek Diedrich's campaigrill help. "Then," Mangers continued. "after my campaign manager ar· Tanged a meeting with him, I met l Ralph. I "He said, 'Dennis, I have been1 following you and in my judgment you're going to win. I'd Hketohelp and I think the way I can help most is to help raise money for:, you·." I Mangers said that Diedricfl suggested that the price or tickets to a planned fund raiser at Club 33 in Disneyland be raisedto$200. i •'I don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want 1 to ask to speod $200 for a funcl t raiser ." the freshman as- semblyman continued. "But Ralph s aid we would bo better off charging more and hav- ing r ewer people.'' "Frankly, I had no idea t<> whom be was selling tickets,'' <See MANGERS, Page A2) Coast Weath er Showers and possible thundershowers through Friday with highs. in the cool 50s. Lows in 40S. •NSIDE TODAY The m11iteTY. and myth& of dtath should be removed from oor toddy, .according to .c UCC p1ychiatri1 t. Dr. E. • Mcnadl . P.alfison ~' his • rtGIOIU on P.oge A9. ., . ... •• A4 •• ., .. ., Cl·i ... , ... ... At M ' . ........ .._ .... _ .. -...... ------~----~~. On the Way Up O•••r PllOI tt•ll Photo Workmen for the Don Koll Company have begun to set up the walls of what will eventually become the Newport Harbor Art Mus eum in Newport Center. The 21,000· square-foot building is slate<!. for completion by summer and museum officials are planning a gala, 15-day open- ing celebration in September. Hope Wanes in Hunt For Missing Tanker BOSTON (AP> -The Coast Guard said today that there is a 90 percent probability a missing Panamanian tanker that had 38 crewmen and eight million gallons of oil aboard has sunk. "The search objective today ls based on a 10 percent probability the vessel is still afloat and 90 percent probability that any sur- vivors will be on life rafts," said Capt. Bernard Hoyland, wbo is direcUng the search. f'ro• Page Al RAIN ... said Newport Harbor rs wet, but quiet today. witb no damage re poned. ln I.he City of Irvine, police said Jeffrey Road between San Diego Freeway and Irvine Center Drive, and Barranca Road between Jeffrey and Sand Canyon Avenue were closed due to flood· ing. Observers in the Saddleback Valley reported no major flood· ing in the area. including 'rrabuco. Silverado and Mod- jeska Canyon areas. Some high water was reported in Aliso Creek, but flood control officials said they did not expect any problems. California Highway Patrol of. ricers reported the San Diego Freeway between San Juan and San Clemente was covered with debns and water earlier this morning, with w at.er crossing tht> fr~way at some pomL<; A transformer shorted In Buena Park Wednesdayevenlng, leaving 3,000 homes without power for a few hours, utility of- ficials said todav. And a small rock slide In Brea blocked Carbon Canyon Road. State highway crews cleared the debris late Wednesday night. OAANOECOAST N DAILY PILOT ·-··-P•tt1•~t lflid PwtJt1\hff JK-• ( ....... , .... ~ ............... a.-.. Mo-• ~.,.".,.. £.itor ~ .. ........... --. ........ £- a-t.••·"-~P.Mll M tltlt'M "'°~'"'£•~ The lanker Grand Zenith, loaded with industrial fuel oil, was last heard from Friday when its position was reported as 60 miles south of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard said it was so sure Lbe ship had sunk because the lengthy search had not turned up any evidence indicating that it was still afloat. ''I was really hoping I'd find a big -mess. o! oil out there with 38 grubby people in it." Hoyland said of Wednesday's search by seven rrulitary planes Crom the United States and Canada and a Coast Guard cutter. Hoyland had said Wednesday after the search of approximate- ly 100.000 square miles of water that it would be much harder to spot hfe rafts than the 644·fOOl· long tanker. The vessel left Teesport, England. on Dec. 19, and was scheduled to arrive at Somerset, Mass., on Sunday with oil for an electric power plant. Hoyland said the area to be searched today is approximately as large as that covered Wednes- day but would extend a littJe farther to the southeast. The area extends approximately from Nova Scotia to Rhode Island and 540 miles out to sea from Cape Cod. Fro• Page Al VETO ••• Assemblyman Alan Sieroty (D· Los Angeles), a death penalty foe, said Brown's announcement "is a very courageous act.'' On tax relief and school finance, Brown said: ''Obviously, No. l on the agen- da is property tax. We need an immediate solution. We also need a long-term solution. I pro· pose we make available something under hatr a billion for property tax relief, directing it to those most in need. It's targeting it to those hardest hit, those most in need. "In respect to renters relief, take some or the same money and make available to those who need it most." the 38-year-old governor said in his 10-minute address. Brown also proposed a new statutory Umit on property tax rates and property assessments. It has been increased assess· ments, not tax rate increases, which have created the grutest tax increases for homeowners tn recent years. Brown also repeated in general terms hls pledge to reform school finance and Increase state aid for local schools without a tu In· crease and bla support of split· ting the property tax rolls so that d1fferent rates can ~ aa&esaed against bomeownen and busi-ness. "We have the resources, the.. rovenuea without new taxes to provide a retponse to tbe court mudate on school flnance ,. .. form," Brown said. No Bright Spot • p,....po,,eAJ Pro-Longet J1iror Dumped SUSPECTS another purpose. Police claim Jetrrles laun· dered the money from the com- J:QeCclal cll~kina account and depci.lled into a H~Ulo IOd loan in Costa Mesa. "Ther~ is evidence that be went through about $70,000," Hamilton asserted. addi.Qc that. the savings account bad about $20.000 ln ll. ASPEN, Colo. CAP)-Theonly prospective juror to express sympathy for Claudine Loqet, on trial for killing her lover, was rejected for jury duty today. A prosecution motion to excuse Revill Fox, a broadcasting ex- ecutive, was granted after he said, "l just have a very strong feeling about the family rela- Uonshlp. '' The 35-year-old French·borlt singer and actress said aftpr Fox' earlier testimony, "I was a> grateful for a little sign of com· passion." When it appeared Fox would be dismissed today, she began wiping tears from her face. Fox' statements about Miss Longet were the only bright spot MANGERS • • Mangers said. He went on to say that he asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. At the close or the evening, Mangers said he went over the list of fund raiser donors and paid his campaign finance chairman, Rosemary Economy, 15 percent of the gross receipts. Speaking in Sacramento. Mangers said he believed the net to his campaign from the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around $S,OOO." Mangers went on to say he is op- posed to existing methods or financing campaigns and that he will be active in seeking cam- paign reform. He also noted that he has adopt- ed a policy of returning any and all gifts directed his way. So far, Mangers said, his office has rejected box seats at Santa Anita Race Track, a free day at Disneyland for his children and a medallion sent by Diedrich. In addition to Diedrich and Mangers' contention that ' Mangers was not directly in- volved in the fund raising activi-" ty, sources close to the probe said "Mangers is in no way involved.:· Watson Asks Decision on Coastal Sale Irvine Company President Ray Watson said today he has asked a West Virginia court to render a decision on the proposed sale of 1,345 acres" of coast.al property for a state park, because funds for the $7.S million purchase won't be available after June. The purchase was approved by the state Legislature in June, · 1974, when legislators agreed to spend the money from the 1974 state park bond issue to acquire the beach and canyons in the coastal area at Moro and Los Trancos Canyons. Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith sued in West Virginia. where the company is in- corporated, to halt the sale becauae she said the price was too low. The case was tried in 1975 and Judge Thomas McHugh received final documents involved in the case last year. He said he would issue a decision by October 1976. Watson said that the company, in October, asked Judge McHugh to stay his decision until Dec. 31 because of the Orange County legal battle over ownership of the company. But Watson said that, once the Dec. 31 deadline passed without resolution of the ownership ques-tion. Lbe company decided to ask Judge McHugh to go ahead and hand down his decision on the park buy because authorization for the funds expires June 30 of this year. ''Even though ownership of the company is still unsettled, we must proceed with the coastal park acquisition program while we can, and if we can. Time is running out," he said. Watson said he would not speculate on when the West Virginia ruling would be handed down~ Showers Seen For Bay Area · BJ Tiie Auoclated Presa . A mixed ba1 of fair weather, auorted derrees of cloudiness and scattered showers, are 'foreeut for Northern Callfomia thro'lah Friday as a pool ol cold, unstable alr moves seaward off the central coast The San Francisco B~ Area is ln. for occaalonal cloudlneas, whlle showers are expeded · through the 1outh-central belt of \M top half of the elate. Fair weathel' ls pttdlcted for .rnoet North State districts. tor her in the first three daya of jury selection. Earlier, Miss Longet said she tried to block out Lbe parade of potential jurors. "To me this fs all total despair," Miss Longet told re- porters in this posh Rocky Moun· tain ski resort town. Miss Longel said she bore no ill will toward fellow Aspen resi- dents. · ··1 appreciate their honesty," she said. Defense attorneys struggled today lo keep Fox on the list of possible jurors. "We anticipate the evidence to show the children were at home at the time of the shooting," one derense attorney said. "The fact that the children were in the house may be one of the things the jury takes into conaidera· lion." Miss Longet has three children by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. Williama accom- panied her to court on the first day or jury selection and has been subpoenaed. by the prosecu- tion. · The children were living with Miss Longet and her lover, Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, when he was shot to death March 21 In the $250,000 mountainside home they shared. Miss Longet told reporters Wednesday she was cheered by ''those people who come to me in the town and say, 'We're with you.' "I have gotten a tremendous amount or support on the street." Looking gaunt and tired and wearing a short flowered dress, Miss Longet expressed little emotion except when turning around to smile at a woman friend, Ronnie Marshall, who sat in the first row or the 70-seat courtroom. Aatlloa11Afde Los Angele s Ram s linebacker Isiah Robert.son of Fountain Valley has taken an off-season job as an aide to Orange County Supervisor Phil Anthony. f',.._PageAJ HEIR .•• telephone to obtain $250,000 in cash for bis ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hunter testified that Scudder told him that he helped plan the kidnaping and that he intended to provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and his wile and two children. Scudder has identified Ricki Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach as one of his twp kld- napers. He has not been able to identify Wesson as Sellers' com- panion. Hunter. who appeared at one point or his testimony lo call the angry Morissey a liar, was re- peatedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand, testify. ing unintelligibly and testifying inaudibly. . Hunter said he is currently de- fending a Superior Court civil ac- tion in which Craig Scudder is claiming $85,000 in dall)ages from him. Police began their investlga· tlon Wednesday when they got a can from the bank where Jeffries bad opened tbe cbecldng ac- count. According to Hamilton the scheme was uncovered when one or Jeffries' customer's checks bounced. "Somehow. it got sent to the New York office and they didn't maintain the authorized business account at the bank. so they called the bank where Jeffries had the accounL The bank called us," he said. Apparently Jerfries decided to leave Newport Beach Wed.nes· day beeause police trailed him to the savings and loan where he had gone with his wife lo withdraw the $20,000, Hamilton said. Hamilton alleged Jeffries became suspicious when the sav- ings and loan people tried lo stall him so he left his wife at the bank and drove off. When police arrived, Mrs. Jef- fries told them she thought her husband was headed for Las Vegas. Two Newport Beach detectives were dispatched to Barstow Wed- nesday to bring Jcrrrtes back to Newport Beach after he was picked up by deputies, but Hamilton said they have ap. parenUy been snowed in by the storm. "We expect them back by tonight," Hamilton said. ln addition, he said two in· vestigators from the federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission offi ce in San Fran- cisco have been called into the case. PUSHBUTTON SONY TAKES. 1he new 17" (measured diagonally) remote control Trinitron Plus color TV works by pushing buttons. The · triple-function remote control Commander con select channels, regulore volume and turn off and on. And it's totally electronic and silent. And the T rinitron Plus picture is everything T rinllron was and more -More brightness and greoler contrast thanks to exclusive technical odvoncemcnrs developed by Sony engineers. Come push our buttons and see T rinitron Plus. 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Stocks .. . . l TEN CENTS Diedrich Denies Mangers Fund Role I By GARY GRANVILLE Of IM Oall, Piiot Staii Both Assemblyman Dennis ~Mangers <D-Hunlington Beach) and Orange County Supervisor , Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday that Mangers was not direeUy in· .volvedin any campaign fund rais- ing Diedrich might have done on his behalf. . Diedrich's involvement 1n Mangers' successful campaign last fall became an issue Wednes- day when the county Grand Jury opened a probe into Oiedrich's fund raising tactics on other can-• di dates' behalf. "Whatever this farce is all about, Dennis isn't involved." Diedrich said ... I feel very bad that !tis name has come up.'' "But," Diedrich added, "I want to emphasize that these so-called allegations. whatever they might 81Ulllk lla_,.._.o WATERSPOUT APPEARS OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER Thi• Photo Taken •t 10:27 a.m. Wednesday if)ry County Earth Soaking up Storm Rain-starved Orange County w as getting its share or wet weather today and forecasters aay the storm, which has brought waterspouts at sea and ha1I on land, will continue through Fn- cby. The storm, pa rt of a fas t- snoving trough or cold northern air, dropped in on the Orange Coast Wednesday evenmg, bring log 1.22 inches or ram!all to Costa Mesa, according to Orange Coast College physical science pro l essor Charles Lewis. "That's more than we had all season last year ," the science and math division chairman said today. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from July 1, 1974, to June 30 in 1975. Jn Huntington Beach , Coast · Weather Showers and possible tbundersbowers through Friday with highs in the ®Ol 50s. Lows in 40s. INSIDE TODAY Tlw m111tnv and myths of deaf It tMt.tl4 bf TmJOO«f /fOm ow ~t(. auordMQ to a UCI 1''1/Chlotri1t. Dr. E. MOllltU P0Ut1on gfoe1 hia ,-.., Oft POQ• Al. : .. J•tlex ...... ......,. ., ·- .... .. :: .,., ., CM ... , M .... 44 A4 lifeguards observed lhree water spouts heading toward the coast from about three miles out at sea Wednesday morning. Huntington Beach's local weather observer, Sherman Den·.· ny, said the water spouts are ac· tually whirlwinds which usually break up when they reach shore. At least one water spout was sighted off Newport Beach last week, Denny said. Five years ago a water spout came ashore in Seal Beach and ripped shingles orr of roors. he recalled. Lt. Bill RichardsoooftbeHunl- ington Beach Hfeguards said he saw the three spouts from his or- fice near the municipal pier. No damage was reported. Police in Laguna Beach and San Clemente said traffic in those two cities was moving normally today, with no acci- dents attributed to the rain and no major flooding. San Juan Capistrano farmer San.Ji Kinoshita said today the <See RAIN, Page A2) Girl, 5, Hit, Killed by Car A 5-year-old Cypress girl waa killed Wednesday when she was struck by a car at an elementary acbool crosswalk, police reportocl today. Monique Rene Bogart of 5800 Ehn Ave. died about. 90 minutes aftet. the 11:30 a .m. accident In Cront of Cen!tot Elementary School, Cerritos A~enue and Almond Street. polfouaJd • Pollce arrested driver Lonnie Ray Kissee, 30, of Stanton, on cbar1•s of ve~leular manslaughter and drlving under the lnltuenct. Officen satd the child wu mutni lb• street with a crou-lna fWU'CI and fellow atudeota wfieti lhe WU ttnJct. be. are without substance." Mangers said it wasn't until early last October that Newport Beach Democrats Judy Rosener and Frank Barbaro suggested that he seek Diedrich 's campaign help. "Then," Mangers continued. ·'after my campaign manager ar· ranged a meeting with him, l met Ralph. . "He said, 'Dennis, I have been foJJowing you and in my judgment you'regoing to win. I'd like to help and I think the way J can help most is to help raise money for you'." Mangers said that Diedrich suggested that the price of tickets to a planned fund raiser at Cfub 33 in Disneyland be raised to$200. ''I don't have many friends who can afford to or who I would want to ask to spend $200 for a fund raiser,·• the freshman 86· semblyman continued. "But Ralph said we would be better ofC charging more and hav- ing fewer people.'• "Frankly, I had no idea to whom he was selling tickets," Mangers said. He went on lo say that be asked Diedrich to host the fund raiser and to Introduce Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. At the close or the evening, Mangers said he went over the list of fund raiser donors and paid his • campaign finance chairman. Rosemary Economy. 15 percent octhe gross receipts. Speaking in Sacramento, Mangers said be believed the net to his campaign from the Club 33 affair was "somewhere around $5,000.'' <See MANGERS, PageA2) 'Low Blow' Ilike OK'd Teacher: 'Uncool' Action Skirts Issue By LAURIE KASPER Of tho 0111, Piiot Stoll Saddleback Valley Unified School District teachers got a pay raise Wednesday but they weren't happy about 1t. In fact. one teacher labeled it the "lowest blow" trustee~ have delivered in a continwng con tract dispute The trustees cast a split vote to grant teachers a four percent salary raise and pay for fringe benefits, effective immediately. They also agreed to give in- cremental raises for additional years or experience and units or education. retroactive to Sep. tember. Their action came after a 50- minute, closed executive session Scudder's 'Admission' Tape 'Lost' By TOM BARLEY Of""' Olrit, ,.,.,,. SQfl An Orange County Superior Court jury learned late Wetines- day that it will not be able to hsten lo what the defense claims is potato chip heir J ohn H. "Jack .. Scudder's admission that he helped to plan his own kidnap- ing. Defense witness Ken Hunter of El Toro admitted under 1an in- tensive interrogation from pro. secutor Bill Morissey that he cannot locate the tape of a telephone conversation allegedly recorded in his home last Aug. 26. "l just can't find it," Hunter repeatedly testified. "My wife has searched the entire house and she hasn't been able to locate it either." Hunter, one or three partners who operate the Mission Hills AmbuJance Service of Laguna Hills, earlier testified that Scud- der, 64, told him during the telephone conversation that he helped "set up" the kidnap at· tempt for which two men are now ·on trial. Obviously reluctant to testify, Hunter was s ubpoenaed for the defense arter a deputy sheriff re- ported to the district attorney a conversation with Hunter in which the El Toro man told the oClicer that he had a tape of Scud- der's confession. Hunter told Morissey during his cross examination that he believes Scudder wlll now harass <See HEIR, Page A2) called in the midst of their meet· ing. Teachers have been working without a pay raise and paying s.13 a month to cover the inna tionary increases in insurance benefits since September. Although they have been un happy with this situation. C<'onom1c concerns have not been a central issue in their dispute. Rather. teachers have con· tended the district 1s attempting to take away rights they've tradi- tionally been given. Also, teachers want an agency shop clause in the contract. This would require all teachers to either become members of the Saddleback Valley Educators Association (SVEAI or pay a fee for the association's representa· lion in negotiations. Since economic concerns have not been an issue. one teacher said, the board's action makes him feel "we are looked upon as second class citizens." Marc DuBois, SVEA vice pre- sident, said the trustees' action wasn't unexpected "but it was certainly uncool." He and another teacher sug- gested the trustees' action was a political move. But Trustee Dennis Smith said the raises were given because procedures outlined in the state's collective bargaining law had run their course. Previously, he s aid, there was Bounced Out &ul Debts Nix Carter Aide I / PLAJNS, Ga. (AP> -Presitfent-elect Carter has dropped campaign oide Greg Schneiders from con- sideration for the job of White House appointments secretary becaust' of a string of bad debts and bounced checks, a Carter spokesman said today. The financial problems turned up in a routine FBI backg round chct>k on Schneiders, 29, a former restaurant owner fVho became one of Carter's closest aides. Schneiders "finally decided it just wouldn't be worth it from several standpoints to go on in what is probably the closest staff position to the presiedent." said Carter press secretary Jodv Powell. The press secretary quoted Carter as saying, "1 have real confidence in Greg and it is typical of him to want to take wha\ever action is necessary to avoid embarrassing me or the Carter administration." Powell said thel'e are no allegations of any illegal activity and that Schneiders may be offered a secon- dary role in the Carter administration. W 001an Claims Bias In Gifted Program A Huntington Beach represen· tative of the National Organlza· lion of Women (NOW> has charged the Fountain Valley School District with sex dis - crimination in its Mentally Girt- ed Minors <MGM ) program. MGM places s tudents, iden· tified as having Intelligence quo· tients oC 132 or higher, in special ·classes. Students are reCerred to the program by teachers and are then orally tested by a male psychologist. "The fact that there are 59 more boys in MGM than girls is what we find discriminating," said Margaret Barker of 19521 Tuckahoe Circle. Mrs. Barker. whose five children have at· tended Fountain Valley elemen- tary schools, is a representative for the local NOW chapte.r. "It's been shown that girls do better than boys on written tests. MGM enrollment should be equal," she said. Associate Superintendent Bob Read denied Mrs. Barker's charges. ,. "MGM students are chosen for the program on the basis of in- telligence -not gender," sald Read. Last year, the MGM program enrolled 597 boys and 538 girls. The number of boys as compared to girls in the total district enroll- ment ls roughly equal, officials said. a legal restraint which prevented trustees from granting a pay· raise. Since the restraint was lift-1 ed with the end or mediation, he : said, board members felt a delay in the action beyond this time "would literally mean a loss ot pay." I He said trustees hope negotia· 1 lions will continue and an agree-• menl will be reached on an employment contract. Trustees George Henry and Carole Neustadt opposed the ac1 lion. After the meeting, they said 1 they felt the board should con· tinue to seek a complete agree- ment which was their intent <See PAY HIKE, Page A2) Rites Set For Yorba Youth, 9 -· FuneraJ services are pending for 9-year·old Anthony Yorba of I San Juan Capistrano, who was j swept away by a large wave and drowned Tuesday evening while walking with his mother on a Ventura County beach. r A spokesman for Sheffer 1 Mortuary in San Clemente said 1 his facility bad been asked by family members to transport the boy's body back to Orange Coun- ty but that no Curt.her arrange- ments had been m a je, Ventura County Deputy Coroner Ray York saJd today the l tragedy occurred at about 8 p.m. Tuesday night at Mugu State Beach Park, just south of Point Mugu along Pacific Coas t · Highway. The boy's mother, Sharon, told · investigators she and her son were strolling near the breakiflg surf line when a wave knocked him down and pulled rum into de- eper water. "She said she went into the water to try and save him but the waves were too strong," York said. "She finally reached him and pulled him out but In her opi- nion, be was already dead." The coroner's ornce teamed that Mrs. Yorba took her son to a sister's holl.'e in Ventura "in a state or complete hysteria." Relatives called an ambulance and rescue squad but the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. "He was dead when he was pulled Crom the water, just like' his mother thought," York said. "It's really a very tragic thing.•• Sources familiar with the Cami- ly said today that Anthony's father, Louis, is related to the San Juan Capistrano branch of the pioneer Orange County • Yorba famUy. The boy's parents are divorced. Ex-candidate Arrested " Santa~ F acea Trial o~ Pimping Charge A Santa Ana service station ll's closing. ~ Davidson allowed cmt.omers at C)pef'ator who campaigned unsuc-Davidson, a service station the Vegas studio to ~ their cesslully for the ornce <:/.Orange owner. Is identified as the owner credit cards for services supplied County Supervisor 111 lhe Fi rat of th• nude modeling studio and at the facility. District last June w1U stand trial London as it.a manager. Both Police said the invesUcaU~ ot. March 21 on morals cbacg~. meQ are free on ball. Davidaon and London ~·led. J.o Supttlot Court Judae .James Ora.pd Jury action against the the anest on plmpina cha.fies of H. Wat.worth aet the trial date pair came rive month.9 after San-Santa Ana attorney Theo Lacy foe Doualas• Jtots Davldaon, :a, la Ana Municipal Court Judge who bu recently served as Jl14ge. and co-defendant. lli1ahn Loo· Robert E . Law dUmiased idea· pro tem on the Santa A'pa • doo, 25, also ot Santa Ana .tter tical cbarges in his courtroom. Munlclpal Court bench. ' · the pair _.ere lncllcted by t.he' Judie Law's action SJ)at&ed an Lacy alao face.~ actlon ~ Aal ...... Aide Grand Jury Dtt. 29. outcry Crom the district •l· tdenUc11 · char;gea. PQlke claJnt Los . Ange t e 5 Ram s Bot.hf f»en 'are cluqod with tomey's omce with the accusa-that Lacy, a •deacenda!t of tbe Jlnebacker Isiah Robertson plmping-procurtqfemaletfor Uon that be dismissed the .Oranae County pioneer whose of Fountain Va,lley has the purpoee Of proatitut.loo. Tho cbar1es before they bad had an name waa elven to the ~·1 ,, ~ cbaraea ttem from tMoperatlon ODDOrtunlty t.o preaent all t.hetr Tbt0 Lacy detention faclUJy takenldant 0u0·Hlll(fl ""' Ul ol ~ Vegaa Modellq Studio in .vldence •lain.it Davidson and supplied women lor tnauq' • an a e o range Y Santa Ana which w11 the taraet London. parlors and modelln&stQdioelaa Supervisor Phil.An~-•.• ..f '1$ aev~al f.O~ce ra1da _prior' &o auta Au p0llc•. c1a1m ~t mamberatdUea. ~~- 1-.:; A2 t>All v PILOT SB ,. fTrial Due . For SC Suspect· San Clemente resident Richard' William Sutton, arrested by · Newport Beach last month following the armed robbery of a • C>rona del M a.r market, has been ~ bound over for trial in Orange S County Superior Court. v Sutton was arrested Dec. 17 by ~ }>olice who fatally shot a ~ bystander while pursuing the ~ Oeeing suspect. .-He was charged with 17 counLc; of armed robbery with a loaded weapon during his appearance ~ Wednesday afternoon al the ~ Harbor Judicial District Court. Meanwhile, investigators from the District Attorney's office who ~ are probing the accidental shoot- •• ing of the bystander, Joe Hines, ; 61, of Dana Point, say they ex· :; peel to continue interviewing wit· > nesses for the rest of the week. 'i The reports compiled by the in- • vestigators will be reviewed by a 'I. deputy District Attorney who will • decide what, if any, further ac-• lion will be taken. • Officer Doug Thomas, who was staked out in the parking lot at Albertson's Mark et, 3049 Jo.:. Coast Highway with Sgt. George Cohelo, fired the fatal shotgun blast that hit Hines. Sutton, who allegedly was armed with a loaded .38-caliber revolver, allegedly was responsi- ble for robberies committed at a total of seven south coast area markets in the closing months or 1976. Fro• Pafl*! A l HEIR ••. him for his appearance as a de· fense witness. "I've bad a lot or problems with Jack Scudder," he told the jury. "I've been harassed, harassed, and harassed by him and if I tolct you what Lhat man has done you wouldn't believe me." Hunter described as "a crock of bull" Scudder's statement that he was jumped by two men last Aug. 19 who bundled him into their motor home and drove off with him after waiting for Scud· der outside his dentist's office ·in Huntington Beach. Scudder testified ln the trial that he broke free from the van by faking a heart attack shortly after one of his two abductors left the vehicle. He used the ruse to elude his kidnaper and jumped from the van an the Fountain Valley area. Scudder learned when he re- turned to his Balboa Island home that his wife had been warned by telephone to obtain $250,000 m cash for his ransom or her husband would be eliminated. Hunter testified that Scudder told him that he helpe4 plan the kidnaping and that he intended to provide for defendant William Rudy Wesson and bis wife and two children. Scudder has identified Ricki Dale Sellers. 21. of Hermosa Beach as 00\.' or his two kid· napers. He has nol OC't'n able to identify Wesson as ~llcrs' com· panion. Hunter. who appeared at one point or his testimony to call the angry Morissey a liar, was re· pealedly reprimanded by Judge Richard Beacom for chewing gum on the witness stand, tesufy- ing urunt~lhgibly nnd testifying inaudibly. He admitted that he had had a sen~s or differences with the Scudder family over the years, including a quarrel that led to his severing bis connection with the Hospital Amubhmce Service operated by Scudder's son, Craig Scudder. Hunter said he is currenlly de· fending a Superior Court civil ac· tJon in which Craig Scudder is claiming $8S,OOO in damages from him. OftANOa COAST Sii DAILY PILOT TiwO.""'Coo" 0•11• l'l°"'·'"'"'-M< .... ~.,...,...., ,.,~,, ,,,..,...jVWCf.,,.lf\fOw'Ainoe" C..O.t"""''"'ll•41Co"'°oft~ ~modt! .... ••n ,-11w4 Mo+"ld•y ""~ fndev '°' ~'• -· .... _, ., ..... """' ........ -. .. ft,,,_ ... _. Y•lft'Y, fft/fft•, $•Ht#.,_, V•f .. -. •nd "-..... ,_,~, ......... _,.....,.._ •• "_._ s.i"'"""',,,.., ~ , .. ~=~l.':l.::W~.:...,. Wt>\ .. , .. _ ...... 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Hope Gone For Finding Oil Tanker BOSTON (AP) -The Coast Guard said today that there is a 90 percent probability a missing Panamanian tanker that had 38 crewmen and eight million gallons of oil aboard has sunk. "The search objective today is based on a 10 percent probability the vessel is still afloat and 90 percent probability that any sur- vivors will be on life rafts," said Capt. Bernard Hoyland, who is directing the search. The tanker Grand Zenith, loaded with industrial fuel oil, was last heard from Friday when its position was reported as 60 miles south of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard said it was so sure the ship had sunk because the lengthy search had not turned up any evidence indicating that il was still afloat. "I was really hoping I'd find a · big mess of oil out there with J8 grubby people in it." Hoyland said of Wednesday's search by seven military planes from the United·States and Canada and a Coast Guard cutter. Hoyland had said Wednesday after the search of approximate· ly 100,000 squ-are miles of water that it would be much harder to spot life rafts than the 644·foot· Jon~ tanker. The vessel left Teesport. En~land, on Dt>c. 19, and was scheduled to arrive at Somerset. Mass .. on Sunday with oil for an electric power plant. Hoyland said the area to be searched today is approximately as large as that covered Wednes· day but would extend a little farther to the southeast. The area extends approximately from Nova Scotia to Rhode rsland and 540 miles out to sea from Cape Cod. Story Hour Signups Set Registration for Mission Viejo Library's third series or pre· school story hours will begin Monday. Youngsters aged 31 2 lo S may attend sessions on Wednesdays or Thursdays from 9:30to IO a.m. Finger plays, songs. movies and special events are scheduled in addition to stories. To attend the sessions. children must sign up in person m the library. PAY HIKE •. when the negotiations began. ''We did not exhaust all things in the mediation proces~." said Mrs. Neusladt. Henry agreed t hat there could still be dis· cussion on all major Issues ln the dispute. TOKYO (AP) -A bead postmaster is making the rounds today apologidng to the senders o( 3.000 New Year's greeting cards because someone foraot to dellver lhc cards to a housing eompJex near Tokyo. The 1Upup was dlac()vered W9dDuday wl'ltn an official ln Chlba City, a bout so miles northeast of Tokyo, complained of elow mall dell very. Officials dlscovef'tld. Uiat the cardl. 190 packages and thre. • apedal dellvery letttra had been left at a mail assembly point, but were never dellvered. • f --.................................................... __,_: No Bripht Spot Pro-Longet Retirement Never Came DALLAS (AP) -Conve· n1ence 1tore ma.naaer Be.mi~ R. Fletcber 5'lf'- v1ved several months in a Japaneee prison camp, overcame malaria, foughl with Fllipino guerrillas and madt! it through half a dozen holdups. Elderly Woman Juror. Dumped . Battered ASPEN, Colo. (AP)-Theonly prospective juror to express sympathy for Claudine Longet, on trial for killJng her lover, was rejected for jury duty ~oday. A prosecution motion to excuse Revill Fox, a broadcasting ex- ecutive, was granted after he :said, "l just have a very strong feeling about the family rela- tionship." The 35-year·old French·bom singer and actress said after Fox' earlier testimony, "I was so grateful for a JitUe sign of com·• passion." When it appeared Fox would be dismissed today, she began wiping tears from her face. Fox' statements about Miss Longet were the only bright spot for her in the first three days of jury selection. Earlier, Miss Longet said she tried to block out the parade of potential jurors. "We anticipate the evidence to show the children were at home at the time of the shooUng," one defense attorney said. ''The fact that the children were in the house may be one of the things the jury takes into considera- tion.'' Miss Longet has three children by her former husband, singer Andy Williams. Williams accom· "panied her lo court on the first day of jury selection and has been subpoenaed by the prosecu· lion. The children were living with Miss Lon get and her lover, Vladimir "Spider" Sabicb, when he was shot to death March 21 In the $250,000 mountainside home they shared. Miss Longet told reporters Wednesday she was cheered by "lhose people who come to me in the town and s ay, 'We're with you.· The 63·year·old former sergeant recenUy told re- latives he wanted to end his 21-year career as a businessman with retire· ment to a lO·acre farm in south Texas that was near· ly paid for. Tb.is week. Fletcher was killed by a blast from a sawed-off shotgun asher~ sisted another holdup at.- tempt. FroatPage A I RAIN ... rainfall is a blessing to farmers, especially this time of year. SAN' FRANCISCO CAP) - Helen Hansen was just an elderly woman who walked with a cane, another lonely stranger who chose to stroll at all hours Oil the streets of San Francl.sco -untlJ a savage assailant robbed her and battered her face beyond re. cognition as he killed her. Investigators say Miss Hansen, 87, may have been raped Wednesday during the senseless attack which left her fr..U ~Y · crumpled against a granite wall outside the old San Francisco Minton seedy Mission Street. Harry Sales, night clerk at the Chronicle Hotel where she lived for about eight months, says he saw her tot~g down the stairs about4a.m. "I've tried to keep her ln, told her she shouldn't be out walking at that time. But you can't lock "To me this Is all total despair," Miss Longel told re- porters in this posh Rocky Moun- tain ski resort town. "I have gotten a tremendous · amount of support on the street." "The crops are not so high now, so the rain does not damage them," he said. "They need the wet." · the door. She'd say, "I'd better be gettin' some coffee. J'm not afraJd ',••Sales remembered. Helen onlv made it a few doors from the hotel before she met death. Miss Longet said she bore no ill will toward fellow Aspen resi· dents. ·• "l appreciate their honesty," she said. Defense attorneys struggled today to keep Fox on the list of possible jurors. Brinks Tlwf t Suspect Says 'Near Broke' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Brinks guard who heisted SS00,000 from an armored car last year says be is almost broke after squandering his loot on wine, women and horses. San Francisco columnist Herb Caen reported today that he re· ceived a 17-page letter from the , robber, postmarked Kansas CJty, Mo. Caen said he turned the mis· sive over to the FBI. FBI spokesman Frank Per· rone said their identification bureau was c hecking the fingerprints, but based on in· formation in the letter "we feel strongly" it is authentic. Caen said the scrawled Jetter from Richard C. Rees, 26, describes a fast life of Texas women, Fort Worth rught clubs, $2.000·a·pop horse race bets, cars, trucks, motorcycles and lavish gifts. . But the columnist said Rees concluded by saying be was almost broke "and staying no more than two days in any town ... a hit man hired by one oC my ex-women and the FBI both closing in on me and I hope the FBI gets me first." Caen said Rees asked him to give the letter to the FBI. Rees is accused in the Feb. 12, 1976 heist of $500,000 from a Rrinks' truck he was supposed to be guarding. While stopped at a San Mateo restaurant, he al- legedly stuffed the loot into a champagne box and told the driver he was "delivering some champagne to a friend, be right back. •r Fr.-Page, A l MANGERS • • Mangers went on to say he is op· posed to existing method.Jl"""(l( financing t"arupaigns and o<at he- will be active in seeking cam· paignreform. He also noted th al he has adopt· ed a policy of returning any and all gifts directed his way. Income Tax Classes Set In SadLlleback Help with income taxes is again being offered by Sad· dleback Valley Unified School Dis trict's Adult Education Department. · Two 10-week classes on Income Tax Preparation, taught by a Certified Public Accountant, are being offered district residents. One class •ill meet In Room 520 at Mission Viejo Hlgh School oo Mondaya from 7 to 10 p.m., beginning Jan. 10. The second clua will meet in Room 612 al El Toro High School on Wednesdays from 7 to 10 p.m., beginning J an. 12. The coU11e wUl include basic lnlor roaUon needed to com plete tho 1tate and federal forms and to org•nlie for an audit by tho ln- temal Revenue Service. Student.a also wlll be 1lven answers to sp«ltlc questions. There is no re1l1tratlon fee f ().r thecl&N. Add1ti()nal lnformaUon m-.y be obla\ned by callln1 tho 1duJt education olllc• at 837*8270, between land 10 p.m. . Looking gaunt and tired and wearing a short flowered dress, Miss Longet expressed little emotion except when turning around lo smile at a woman friend, Ronnie Marshall, who sat in the first row of the 70-seat courtroom. But she said she didn't want m06t of her friends to attend the trial, because "My friends hw t for me. They hurt through me. 1 do not want them hurt." Defense attorney Charles V. Weedman said Wednesday ltlat Miss Longet would testify at the trial that the shooting was "a simple tragic accident and nothing more." · A 12-member jury has been tentatively seated and is expect- ed to be sworn in by the start o( next week. If convicted, Miss Longet could spend 10 years in the stale penitentiary and pay a $30,000 floe. Don Myers of the Orange Coun- ty Flood Control District said I .OS inches fell in Santa Ana in the last 24 hours, bringing that city's season total to 5.51 inches. "Last year we had 1.11 inches all season,'• Myers said. Joe Devlin, director of Public Works in Newport Beach said there was some flooding or streets on Balboa Island and the Peninsula because the heavy rain came during a high tide at 9 o'clock this morning. He said the storm drains in those locations have to be closed during high tides so that sea water won't back into the streets. That means the rain cannot run off. He said the drains were closed for more than an hour. Orange County Harbor Patrol spokesman Sgt. Ralph Huffman said Newport Harbor is wet. but quiet today, with no damage re--ported. . "I couldn't tell It was her from the head, from the clothes was all,'' Sales said. "The way they beat her up, It talces a plaln damned nut, and they got 'em here." "l didn't even know her last name." said Jerry Sullivan, the corner news vendor, who loaned her some money last month after- she was mugged. •'It's pathetic.." Jack Wasenius, bartepder at Freddie's Hofbrau neart>y, may have known her best of all the casual friends she made in the area. "She was a retired school teacher who had been living in this area 40 years or more," he said. "I know for sure she had money in her purse yesterday ... she wanted me to hold about $200 for her. Then she decided to go to the bank in· slead." PUSHBUTTON SONY TAKES. The new 17" (measured diogonollyl remole control T rlnitron Plus color TV works by pushing buttons. The trlple-function remote control Commander con S"rect channels, regulate volume ond lurn oH ond on. And il's 101olly el~ronic ond sllent. And 1he T riniiron Plus picture ls everylhing T rinitron wos ond more.-More br1ghlness onq greater contrast thanks ro exclusive rechnkol odvoncemcnls developed Sony engineers. Come push our bultons ond see Trinilron Plus. 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''No. Thore bas been ~ ... 18.J'I Gtvens, New York ~ JdoaaJ director or the Pederal Trade Com· Money mluion. But. be says, "s tbe dlndvabtaged, wbo W rth are hit wone b,f fraud. 0 : : tend to complain the • least. :: It's e~ive to punue tbe croob, particularly a~ fb·bY·nigbt operatDr& who rip off their vic:tlms and tWip dbappear. Amorigtbedeceptlons: .• -8ales of defective fwuit.ure, followed by fallu,.. to$ the products aod often harsh collection actions agaioat We vtctlms who don't pay. -BALES OF DEFECl'IVE CA&PETING, followed by an "lndependent•• test. wbeo the cooaume.r complaioa. by:a testing lab actually under cootrol of tbe seller (a practice now Involved in n'C action). • • -Pyramid distributonhlp schemes, under whicb OIM suppo&ed to ma.ke money by coaxing others to bU)' lDto-. Kbeme in the hope that they ln turn wW coax sWl otherl.¥ Co in. etc. Finally, the bubble bursts and most victims~ their shirts. The U.S. Seo.ate bas ~ed criminal leglal..._ to outlaw pyramid frauds. but tbe House has never _.... end the ripoffs continue. --~ ~ -IA.ND SALES l'llAUDS THAT BILK consumers w¥ couldn't afford to buy the land in the first place. -"Empty" wan-anti.es made by flrma that don't bcJtber' to fulfill their pledges to fix the products they make -usual· ly in cues where it b just too expensive for a conswnar to ftgbtback. Of course, one answer Is additional FTC acUoo, NO'S Gi veos. But greater use al the mall Cfaud statute Is another solutioo; use of the mails ln any way as part or a fraudlllent scheme can trigger a five-year federal Jail term. FOR INSTANCE. A TEAM OF SALESKEN told smaJJ homeowners their furnaces w~ about to blow up and en· danger the lives al their cblld.ren. VlcUms bought ne\' furnaces they didn't need in response t.o this pitch. Perba'* aware of the mail fraud statute. the firm sent no letters to the victims. They did. lhouP. sell the consumers• cootraeta to a bank that malled payment boob to the customers. ThiS mailing was held to be essential to the fraud, *aust without it, the s tream of c~t necessary to lbe opera~ would have dried up. Result: jail terms for the parties beJf responsible. Specific reforms in the federal criminal law could be '1 value. Fines could be hiked from the present $1..000 m&lf imum for mall fraud. Injunctioos could be obtained againll fraudulent conduct without waiting for a criminal verdicC, but now authorized by the mail fraud law. Coverage could 1* extended to any instrumentality or interstate commerce as well as the malls to attack the expanding areas of computer crime. FllAUO BURTS LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISE, 1-S. log to demands for more drastic regulations than wouJ4 otherwise be needed. Both businesses and consumer gro~ favor these reforms. Perhaps, then, 10 years after the Ri~ C.Ommisaion, there will be movement toward solving uu, problem of bard·core fraud. • . J,ikelyUAWHeiit • Accents Activisnl DETROIT (AP> -Douglas A. Fraser, a Scottish imJDI. grant wbo started out as a metal finlsber in a DeSoto plan,, bas emerged as the likely next president of t.be J.4-millidl member United Auto Workers unioo. U elected next May, Fraser, 60. is expected to lead U* nation's largest indmtrial unloo aJong the path ot ~ gressive social activism blazed by the late Walter Reutlur and followed by retiring President Leonard Woodcock. 1 FRASER, A UAW VICE president, appeared certain J_ succeed Woodcock aft.er two potential rivals gave FrasZ their support this week. Woodcock said a canvass of the union's executive boa.rit showed FraseT bad the solid backing of a majority of lhe 26·members. The executive board wm meet Tues. day to select a consensm candidate to put before the UA W's convention ln LOIS Angeles. That choice ls virtually usured fonnaJ election by voting delegates. UNION VICE PRESIDENTS Irving Bluestone, 59, and Duane .. Pat" Greathouse, 61 , bad indicated they would cbaJlenge Fraser for the $47,000-a· " year post, but only if they believed they had enough votes.( Several union sources, including both supporters and detracton of Fraser, bad said be could count on support of u many as two·thlrds of the board members. , Woodcock, who is stepping down in May at the m.an- dato.ry retirement age o l 65 , sai d b o th ( J Blu es t o n e and NEWS ANALYSIS Greathouse had "in· formed me they are oot pressing their can· didacies" and were &\JI>' porting Fraser. Fraser ii director ol the UA W's Chrysler Corp. and skilled trades depvtmenta. He a.I.so ls In charge of white coJ. lar organizing and the Wllon's political arm in Mlcblcan. Community Action Program <CAP>. Bluestone suc«eded Woodcock as head of the Genen.I Moton Corp. department. Greathouse taeads the Amertcan Moton C.Orp. farm Implement and oraantling departments. nAS.Ea NilllOWLY LOST THE PRESIDENCY to Woodcock in 1970, alter fteuthet-died tn a plane crash. A canvut of the executive board •howed Woodcock with • 13-12 edge in votes, and Fr8.lef wttbdrew bis candidacy. ell· lng lhe need for unity at a Ume when a new round of aU\O ln· dustry conlract bargaining was about to start. Both Fraser and Bluest.one served u admlnlstratJve u · silta.ntl to Reuther and e.acb is said to bave ~oyed a cl• matloo.abip with him. although the union leader selected Fraser u hls prot~Je and desJinated 1uccasor. Fraser's outcolnl and affable penonallty la often com· pared with that of Reuther. wtlhout lbt flamboyance. B£ BAS A aE.PUTATION AS A TOUGH. crutive bar&ainer and a man of bllh l.ntelrlty. And be belieYel In t.be Reutber lqacy -that the UAW lhould not only lifJrY8 i\S memtHtrs oo bread·and·butter laauea, but be-at the vaquard ofmajor80clal cauaa. Yeterinary Clink to Open A. lease rot 1.280 equan feet bu been slgned fOC' • veterinary clinic: ln the AJbelUon's Centu, a nel1hb0ctlood ~I center al Brookb\lrlt and Adama. Hunlinftoo Dr. Geot'l'e Camanl, DVM, WW Clp8I> the cllnlc ln mld·February.